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The daily progressive-miner., 1918-05-23
JEWELER HERE

Mr.. Marcus Mayer, of Mayer Broth.
ers, Seattle. wholesale and retail
jewelers. was an arrival on the Seattle
last evening and is registered at the
Rev.ia while in town.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-05-23

TOKYO, May 23.-The agreement
etween China and Japan, signed re-
entity at Picking, will be held a secret
is announced here today The pact
as reference to military matters.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-05-23
MISS SPARHAWK TAKES
STORE IN HAND

Miss Martha Sparhawk, sister to
Mrs. j. w. Young and DR.. E. E. Spar
awk has purchased the stock of the
Sparhawk store and has taken over
he business this week. The build
ng is the property of Mrs Young.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-05-23

FOR "a hours ending o p. IN. =
= yesterday precipitation 20. Day !
:. warm and sunny-Maximum tenn &
perature So, minimum 3i' /
.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-05-23

A. Greenbaum, OF the Partisan
Leak & Suit Shop sailed north to Ju-
aesu on the City of Seattle last even
ing and will be away for month or
80.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-05-23

Instead of allowing potatoes to 60
to waste-send them to tho WALSH
line. 4
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-05-23

Capt. H. DeGueldre, superintendent
ii the Kasaan cannery was visitor in
5wn today on business.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-05-23

When we consume the products OF
our own vicinity We are saving the
railroads that much transportation
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-05-23
WEATHER REPORT

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-28

''uF WV
so, y"u see. MIR Harmon, !
simply must have more money no
must IL too Arong lie might p"t
mad 'Hhould~ better Now, let ne
see how that Will sound
M. YOU se MI Harmon. I
simply should have more money
That makes simply cat ~ place
there r.-'
John f.rrol Our NJ Ferrol d"
~ IN" steuoprapherr at Harmon n
Co. publishers wrote ~ him was
r'heafSins the speech Win which
he hoped to talk his employer into
giving HIM another raise In salary
ferrol. middle sized. vel !.
ire"se., not too pronounced TYP" ~
man. found no trouble In talking
book dealers into huying HI. em-
ploNer'S wares Hu, he folt that loas
~ cas-" WHICH married man with
tvo chlhlrcn feels when he Il. Try d..
INK 10 get better price fnr hir
abilities frpm hh employer. lic had
matphalcd his figures ~ sales, the
Increase IN the cost NJ livlng, the
salaries which other men no better
than he were getting, etc llc was
nov whipping HIS last sentence into
shape
suddenly Miss Wallace. hls en-
pluycrs secretary appeared ht hls
side ferroi guiltily hid tho rough
dratt ~ his speech under the hlottrr
'Mr Ferrol, the boss wants 10 see
you" she said
= u be with him IN a second "
Fcrrul said fuIing about with the
papers on hi~ desk tu XIV" flus.
tered flush ou his fnce chance to
die. lie looked and felt a~ though
he had been caught IN an act ~
ruilt Indeed, there wan quicker
beat In hls heart that ~as not un-
related to touch ~ fear
lie knew NJ Harmon had jus,
h"en going over IN. reports ~ hts
salrsmen for thu current month
Fcrrol had counted on what hiH en-
ploYrr saw there to- bolster up hts
repuert Tor raiPc l,ut suppose the
effect on MIR. Harmon had been the
other way ilc might have an cS-
aggcrntrd idca ~ how well the new
books should take. nnd ferrors
showing may have fallen fir below
hls expectations Tho speech ho had
50 lAhorlously committed Ia memory
went Flimmcring into confusion
Then Ferrol took hold of himself
iir should bc ashamed to jump guilt
ily at summons from the hnsr
Where wns his manhood suppose.
NJ the worst. he should hc fired '
instead ~ raised what then >
Well. ther. was tn. wife and Iwo
children ana the appalling sky
~ock"ting OF tho process of every
thing
We'll. II he was getting TO be as
tinld ~ this nj -. In another fvc
years he get TO bc as had as poor
old Cadgcr. the head bookhcepcr lie
would he afraid then to call hls soul
1s own.
lie but'oned hlr coat. adjusted the
papers on his desk to show himself
he was not nervous, and entered Mr
liarmonr office
Harmon was In n brown study over
the salc-men's reports lle ala not
look mp as Ferrol entered but mo-
toned him To Ait down.
"Fcrroll," he said suddenly. ~
want YOU boys 10 push the new hooks
harder than you have. The books
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-28

really make any difference What
hnppeuH does II '"
4 supppr" not but u Il hard
hri"n, hwfulh hard Harder than
buu KNOW Do shs reiterated
Yes n ~ alwuyH easier ~ hc the
"I" 10 re" then "hui hrer up.
y an Wen hhNo thu-" Huns licked
h"for" you know II must to now
N run out ana sty snniby. 10 HA
'hri ana tell her to TAX. good care
'i YOU. althuush there's really no
reason fur n 40 she almost wot-
'hips you She isn't tho only one
'ither
k"m"way that last s"nicurc warm
- ltuthS heart ana whom no came
hask she had put all thought ~ tho
over fh"afd telephone cunNersatlnu
from her mind. aud was only nh.
r"rhcd I'm duty ~ sending lrl TN away
Nl'h a HWll" which she managed Ia
d". although II was m effort
ll write "vory chance | get he
hnd said
'tll send yuu ~ letter every
steamer she replied
y II he watching Tor them Guud
W." darling" ana he was gone FOR
u long time Hhe sat hy tho window
Whrt" Nh" watched him go down
'h" street with long swinging
s'rlf" she wondered casually II she
Wonlhn't have fclt happict II he had
planned Tor her u little ~ courz. II
was nio" 10 he thought capable but --
Tomorrow Ruth Asks Iirr Aunt to
Visit licJ
''"pulgh iplS U"1ss Mathew Adam.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-28
Oklahoma Oufbursts
-, - - = -. :


lr'I S"'hl ~ Guthrie says o. 'hk'-
q trained Hnrthul voice to navigate
'ho hlgh 'ts
h',i'r. nys 'hr Suuug m,u on
''r'h NtIn thti The human su.Ioly \
"'nds greetings go Its frends
"lsh ia south Main street STORE
ui"" ladies Waists one Thitd
'Ii ~ least that much, we'd cay
7 don kuuw wh,t freedom ~ thr
'"'7 mean" ~NH lWl birg.'y 'hut
''i"f paying last weeks gtu.~t, hHi
] w f't tu' thus which ir free
Women ATE aII light Got hloHH
"W. taNs JAY l. liousr tui uusl ~
those who ht.o rlpur 90 ,'ut prefer
T." rent h'W 90 men.
Tho 'h'Hr-H' mlk fuuud hy tho
'1lhfir i.',dcI H 90, uIF ~ humau
hnlh''H ~ never sout. 90 ruril".
u'.hcf doo- b. ever taste of tnS
weed
Mustugro democrats socw go
'h.uH 'NtI n llruts Woods us
liNt'e secretary. can he kept nu 'n'
lun long enough uoNrruur llph"rt
some 'lmiuialfn lion VIII be- uuc-
trfs
After mrktng u computation on
the adding machine. a state rupluyo
tuds that Governor Williams fcu
"huu ~ "Iutlllug 'hr 'qDofia made
uy putrtuuI tru,c ana Go' 'rruur
illrusc iu the Wty ~ rfanling par
dout and paroles
nave yuu ever uo'i rd huw pcopl.
hiiiiHr themselves Win, travelling on
- train YOU viii hnd the man and
woman uu almost every tfHIu who
alr their views on religion ana poll
Tics. Sou find Tho woman who trioH
'u sooihc tho crying hRhy. Nuu nnd
tho girls who kill time hy flirting
with the fhi travelling man. Nou una
iho sour looking individual VINO
TILES TO occupy -FOUR Honts Nuu nnd
the cOnscninl spirits who phSs away
the time playing "plich". YOU nui
the restless individual who passes
from coach 20 coach. orlluE hctc ani
stumbling on cnrns from rNpus"d
feet Ia tho newt scat. YOU find the
oonvivial sport who loaded up hrf0ro
loading on: you find the man whom
the country has overlooked ~ is
scarab for n head capable ~ running
the government. Vou flnd tho op-
tlmlst ana thu pc-slmls ynu find
tho crook and the urauk. but you
rarely fnd man who sccs IN all
these environments an inspiration 10
write poetry liui such a man In
III ..NnAnaa. - a
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-28
|FHFSTyRU,GtGLEuG5 G5

ur" wiuucrs Nour ttlcs report
do"rn pat them out of the average
class
Ferrul cuushcd
~ thought ID done pretty well on
EN-. hc said
hut not exceptionally WcI' said
Harmon h.lpkh And these books
are exceptional f.rrul Road en-
again Get nted with enthusiasm
over ON. Make tho buyers feel
you're personally crazy over 'em'
You can do It That's bll wanted
20 tell you Tor The present SIND
Martin TO me. Will you'"
forrOl fought It ou' With himself
and won a psriial victory
\ was about to- Bsk yuu for q
raise. Mr.. Harmon u. said
Mr Harmon whiskcd about, ~.
ing F"rroi with decisive eye.
Impossible. nay buN, Gave YOU
ono only 10 months ago" he raped
out
"llut the cost ~ THINKS has gone
up since then about 10 per cent
~ has Mr Harmon aEfped
sharply And YOU boys have got to-
bring Ia the extra 10 per cent fpr
mo to hold nv own Send IN Marllu
ar you 81 ont"
Ana the interview was at an end.
tfo ho continued
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-28

n IN reported that es-Pr-sldsnt
TAFT has been refused a passport
requested for the purpose NJ ad-
dressing meeting In England on
the project OF league OF nations
Some months ago Samuel 0omp.rs
was allowed 10 90 to England to ad.
slress labor congress ana later the
editor ~ socialist national organ
Was relieved ~ military duty ~ that
he might travel over Europe with q
socialist commission The public may
have difficulty In understanding such
discrimination. hut doubtless Mr.
Crcel will hav" n flttlng explanation
~ Eiye out before he finally rrtlrcs
as the Administrative prcss agent.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-28

n In ~ recent public statement Alien
Property Custodian Palmer has this
10 say
Tho old time fear OF the Amerl-
can manufacturer Tor tho German
producer whose goods made IN Ger
many had begun to ho sold every.
where was based upon no lack NJ
confidence In American genius and
productive ability, hut upon tho
knowledge TINT tho German plan
Of state controlled Industry made the
competition grossly unequal. \ sub
sidlxed German industry enjoying u
monopoly Of tho home markets and
obtaining "A monopoly of American
by tho stiflins process OF pat.
ent control of processes and products.
wns designed not 10 engage In trade
with the world but to dominate and
control the marek,s " the world"
In this statement speaking as =
democrat. Mr. Palmer chooses to
overlook one ~ tho chief sources ot
German advantage In American mar
ket-. and that is cheaper labor costs
than are possible In the United
States The equalization OF theps
iabor costs. says tho National Re.
publican, is the basis OF American
protective legislation, Tho design
of the existing democratic tariff law
was 10 give tho allen producer. In.
cludlng tn. German producer. free
accc-. to tho American market. TO
exploit II FOR German advantage ns
against the interests Of the American
can labor, The democratic para.
mount isaue In almoS, every national
campaign for years has been tho
demand that our hom. market he
sacrificed TO tho alien producer, TO
whose unfair power under such an
arrangement an administration off,
olal greemH to have jus, awakened.
Tho keynote Of republican policy
has been America first. or at any
rate n fair chance and u SQUARE deal
for the American producer In the
American market The mos, intel
ligcnt suggestion this administration
official has M u remedy. however.
II boycott " German goods II
has not vet occurred to him that
tho American people who make the
sacrifices ana pay the bills Incidental
10 the maintenance " this republic
are entitled to an equal chnnc" IN
the American market ana that a
tariff law which throws open our
gates 10 the Industrial invader
armed with the deadly weapon 81
chrapnes. attained b, sacrifice W
human values. IL a measure directed
against the national wcNare'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-28
tsI>C rur PRESIDENTS N,Mr

II seems that every official com
missioner or heaurocrat who l. urr
Ing revolutionary changes IN orr at.
tituie toward industrlcs ana uuU.
ties Processes 90 have the backing OF
the president Tho federal trade
commission, In advising some sweep.
luE chun.ca To- correct evils 10 ..nims
10 have discovered and whose oN.
.si'ncc To- specifically aui ,.r.rous
h irnlcl hy the companies sought
80 hc regulated. nnds t- pr.ncipnl
argument In tho supponfuu ihat
ftcHidrut Wilson h,ors l' o. asks
for such pn expansion of lia uit-.
dictlun ana power ~ neither con.
Hress nor the ,uuu'r, dreamed ~ At
the time the commission Was ere.
u,ed, and Il seeks lo sllcnco all or.
position by assuring uS thai the
president also faNots f Nr Nr.
Adno, In recommending retention OF
xovernmcn, control ~ the RAILWAYS
for five years for the purpose Of
experimentation, says The St Ia,ui,
Gaobe Democrat In its comment upon
the situation. also lnyokes the name
OF the president although his last
public uitcrance on the railway
question was 90 the effect that N
congress did not soon adopt som,
solutios OF the problsm. which h,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-28
Horoscope
The WARS incline. but do not com
pol
SATURDAY, Dsrmi-r 80. Isis

SATURDAY., Dcrml-r ~. isis
tu"pu'th 1918 ny tho Mcclure Newspaper
Syndi,slr
THIS l. a day IN which II In pos.
'dhl" To overcome contrary infIuono ~
ana To make unusual Auccess whore.
ever obstacles or aufmounted The
sun, jupiter aud Venus are In henenc
aspect, but Mars ANA Neptune are u
verse
Warning IL given that reaction
ah'r the war may retati many TN
rurlhht proj,-tH. but the r"efs de
olate that great proaperily viii cnsuc
Tor tho neNt two ysnts
Some sort of activity On scn and
land appears tu bo forecast for the
army and navy
There W u good sirn for this night
that should encourage tho giving OF
entertainments and banduets II has
n special significance Tor something
In Europe In which this country IL
Interested
II II "a tnus' Ruspiclouz rule under
which tn adjust business affairs and
In especially beneficial Tor rmploye-
who have dealings with th~ir EN-,
ploJcra
licauty. which IL to he more con.
sIdcrrd Shan ever before will hc eN.
pressed IN many practical projects
hsirolosers declare. and are will have
n great impetus
Persons whose hlrthds,e II Ia will
have a prosperous year II they avoid
dispute and litigation, The Noung
will court and marry Those who are
employed will gain promotion In all
probability
Children born on this dav will hc
Kind, nffcciionntr and altogether re
liable These subjects of Capricorn
are usually high~trung and impetus.
but they generally succeed Ia life
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-28

admitted be- Wna unablo ~ Huggest,
ho would turn the railways ha'N a.
one" NJ lufi-p0n In hI. riurt'
To scramble the wire properties h"
'uu' yrH possibility ~ Their roiuin
lu 'n' uWu'.s f.tw Vuom they acre
s,isri un1'f ne war power bIsn
claims ia have tho cordial approval
- mo rg'sllout
Scot cell These claims BOO the irhi
~ ih' pf',..iour. puh,c 4'rrruro-
ni" worthy @, 'pttli"u ana h"liof
II 4. lmprphnhlc 'hni NJ Wilson has
hhi tho spbt" limo from tho en-.
RroH,rg international qu"atiou- That
",d' lm f.rl m, PERSONA Nst' 20
lut"p' Was au lurorniiy" duiy 20
ru Iu'p mo HIu lon ~ th,s maze
- d"u'a'I. Iu"slIpus u rs suspected
''ii h.s name .s h"iuE u',i frr con
Turing purposes wlfhuut hs ron
hrosI',lrr II 1870 tho ft,ts Ilii even
II he has approved nll the sweeping
changes being promoted ln bic ,h
s"uUc. hui wound r,t rrIo'r con
grrg- ~ tho duiY ~ 'OnS.dtring each
pfup"stl .plciy ou - morlls when
tho president ~ commander IN chlrt
~ tho army tsbrd cpuEfe-s fpr any
th,ug be- d~-uei urrrrvury - sue.
rrssfui prosecution ~ tho war con.
srcsa rrHpnied promptly l'ut r"l'h"r
flrst nor second hand assurances ~
his Wiah,a 40 tu domcstic policies
should outweigh Judgment based on
nll confederation ~ tho facts
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-28

II wonder" said Slithers. stopping
hls ear AZ the roadside aud addross-
InR an old man working IN the
fields ~ I can get any garolln.
around hrre''
Il reckon ye kin replied tho old
man, Strengthening up ana leaning
on his hoe "Ne Mn get II In Yer syr
TEN. anyhow Them cars ahead ~
We seems to have left "A few ton of II
behind EN-, jcdgin' 10y tho condition
~ the atmosphere
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-28

Roth President Wilson and secre.
'sry Lansing having indicated their
unequlvocai opposition to tho de-
struc'ion Of the German fleet, says
Jay ". House, there is considerable
curiosity ~ TO tho Identity OF the
chump who proposed II.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-28

Now that your parents have pui
YOU through college, why are YOU
waiting before you pick uut D,-
rUcT 900
why replied the sweet glrl
graduate. m waiting 10 see II some
ono won't pick me uut
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-28

A Kansas paper can't sec much re.
lief In that new telephons device.
Even though II will do all that IL
claimed for II. you still have to 70,
central first
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-28

Since both Mr., Dsbs and Mr.. Hay
wood have felt enough Christmas
cheer TO exchange greetings why
should any one else feel desponds u
or discouraged
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-28

Since tho American soldiers went
10 France you do not hear ~ much
from those public reformerH who
want 10 stop tho manufacture OF
cisarets
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-28

u seems that all you have 10 do
to convince railway manager or
telephone ar Telegraph superinlend
ent that political ownership lie q
good thing II to place his name OF
tho federal payroll, says the National
Republican Ana II that doesn't con
vince him. he gets fired -"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-28

II Ia strongly suspected up In Kan.
sas that william Allen white wrote
his now book before he discovered a
hols In tho fence where he could
slip back into the republican party.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-28

Secretary Daniels snyS thls rou1.
~ wants No share ~ the Indemnity
that will ho oSnctcd from the der
mans \ democratic politician. rom
nrnts the National Republican would
rather collect tho cost of the war
from the Yankees under = kiichln-
iged revenue hill than 10 relmhur-"
the treasury fro mhnronh. anyway
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-28

A Texas man wants 20 know how
anybody could havo gotten tho idea
that Colonel House halls from the
cold and frigld north.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-28

NJ docirin. shall drop .. tho rain, m.
speech shall di,,il a. the ds~ =, the sms''
rain upon the tender herb, and o. ih.
showers upon tha srau Dsut a22
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-28
DaiiV Food.


~ N, rsln comsih down, snd tho snow
from heaven, aud tsiutnsth nat ihithsi,
but vaisfsth hs earth, snd msts'h 4,
bring forth and bud that N msY sivs sect
10 the so~sf snd bread 10 tho eater y,
shan my ~ord be that roeth forth out ~
nv mouth N shsll not return unto m,
void. hut n shall accomplish tha, ~hies
! please, snd n ,hs prosper IN the thing
~hereto ! sent II. iss tb 10. II
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-28
Official County Paper

ANtH,st NFT ram tlW llAl "
on tllI NuAtu Ot NoNtMbfN wv
~ az
ssoti .ItriIato0 msnsgsf ",
,IisufIr ,-saI itsi ht s'sfafs ns' PSI
Dfru ,tiau oi 49,. Tuln usiN 80 H"n,H
NoiI zoe hs muph oi to''mh" ~
49, - a. 10 10 brfi 81 nv
CIrru.luou Msnssr
gihr flhsd .Hi s-o'h before No uh ~
MAnFL KtiN
Npiap rullt
n, rommlt,lrr stplfs, ustohsf lV''
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-28
tunscHlrrlos, Il,lcy-
Phones

nsMnER ur Tiir ASSOCIATED rREss
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-29

ed by. sauteing in a hot par brushed
with vegetole, and served as a roast
to be carved at the table.
A cupful OF rice adds the necessary
starch to he served with this dish
After the meat has started to boil, add
the cupful of rise, carefully washed,
It is best to buy the rice in the car.
tons. When serving. pile the cooked
rice around the meat on the hot SEW
ing platter. No potatoes are neces-
sary with this meal. Serve a vese-
table such as spinach or tomatoes. q
salad and simple dessert.
Delicious ragouts and stews can be
made OF cheaper cuts coming from
the neck. shank. or plate. Lightly
brown these cuts by pan frying in g
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-29
COMPULSORY !.
TRAINING FOR
BOYS FAVORED
Senator Kirby Declares Age
Limit Should be Extended
in Other Direction.

washington. March ss.-Prelim,n-
airy to, q final vote today the senate
apparently favored. an amendments to
the draft bill which would provide
for compulsory military training 81
youths between - and 81 years OF
age, by defeating IS to 80. a motion
by, Senator Jones of Washington to
table 1t. SSf/
Opposing the amendment for regis.
tration Of youths now 81. Senator
Kirby said:
III. It Is necessary to increase the
age limit 1t should go over 81 years
instead Of below 81. The proposal
and take youths but Of school and in.
dustry. Before this is finished wei
have five million men in tho army
rand ten million in CAMP
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-29

bit Of bacon dripping. add boiling wa
ter to cover: also add. onion. bay leaf.
ia tablespoon Of 'rice. salt and pepper.
Let simmer until meat is tender. A
half hour before meat is. done add
vegetables cut in inch cubes. carrots,
turnip, parsnip. etc. These add to the
.tAsuness and make a whole neal of
this DISH Serve With a rich brown
gravy made by thickening the gravy
the meat is cooked in with Drowned
flour and adding one-quarter tea
spoonful of extract Of beet.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-29
ST. PAUL MAN HELD,

Helena. Mont, March 29.-Frank
Strubcr. of St. Paul, Mimi, Is held
here by the federal authorities. He is
said to have been registered in st.
Paul under the allen enemy act ana
left the state without the required
permission. He is said to have emit
ed pro-German talk while at Libby,
Mont, where his arrest occurred. An
1. w. W. card was found on him, the
authorities say.