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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-19

pogrzebowy pod powyiej wymienio-
nm adresem.
Do domu PIP. 1gnacego A. l Maryi
e domu Trajder) Bojanowskich,
Fam. pnr. 1912 N. Troy ul., zawita-
al pociecha W postaci tegiej corecz-
XII. TAX matka 1ak i dziecie czuja sic
dobrze 1 znajduja sic pod opieka dr..
Wo1talewicza.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-19

WUrUa aAEss wso-eAgfelS330
UZIEr0SW CHcAeoSKl prsodsJs
DsA wGsieasn aoSSsS I rs6u AAsS
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-19

0 spisku Niemcow i ieh zwolenni-
k6w p~rogermahskich W Stanach
Zjednoczonych i W Poiudmowej
Ameryce, dalej re DR.. 8. A. Pratt
to, tajny agent argentyhski, znik}
W Nowym Yorku i zostai mozli-
vie zamordowany i twierdzi} W
kohcu, re zostal ma swym urze--
die zatwierdzony w zeszlym
miesiacu przez prezydenta 1rogo-
yen. y
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-19

denta Wilsona tiomacza sobie W
ten sposob, re wszelkie decyzye
W sprawie blokady Niemiec i
dalszego utrzymywania z niemi
stosunkow handlowych naleza
do Najwyzszej Ekonomicznej Ra
dy Aliantow i dlatego rozkazy W
tel mierze ~admiralicyi brytyjskiej
p~rzekraczaja jej kompetencye.
WEGRZY RE-
~WOLUCYONISToW AU-
S~TRYACKICH.
Wieden, 10. czerwca. - Tutej-
z Die Arbeiter Zeitung" pu-
blikuje sensacyjne szczegoiy W
sprawie udziaiu wegierskiej lega-
cyl w Wiedniu W urzadzonych
tam ostatniej niedzieli rozruchach
acknowledgement.
Wedle ~informacyi tego pisma,
Wegrzy wydali miliony koron ma
bolszewicka agitacye w Austryi,
a posei Czobel sam osobiscie o.
fiarowywai po 100000 koron roz-
nym urzednikom policyjnym "a
rozmyslne zaniedbywanie przez
mich swych obowiazkow.
ZABURZENIA WE WLO-
SZECH.
Londyn 19. czerwca. - Tutej-
sza giowna kwatera amerykanska
otrzymata z Wenecyi Cd sdmirs-
Ia Stan6w Zjednoczonych An
drewsa nastepujace depesre, kt6-
rel tresc jest tax niejasna, Re ME
wiadomo wtasciwie, co o niej So
die:
.Wybuchiy powazne zaburze--
MIA. Trzech wioSkich oficer6w in
sultowanych. Rewolwerowe strza
". Alianckie dochodzenia sado-
we.
,ZazadaG ustanowienia mieszs-
nego alianckiego sadu wojennego
dla przeprowadzenia sprawy,
gdyz Rad cywilny ME zapobiega
zaburzeniom.
WILSON ZWIEDZA SPUSTO
SZONA BELGE.
Bruksela, 10. czerwca- - Pre-
zydent Wilson odbyl wczorsj W
towarzystwie belgijskiej parry
kr6lewskiej wycieczke automobi-
Iowa, W czasie ktorej zwiedzii po-
Ia bitew i spustoszone okolice
Belgii.
o godzinie Oils wiecD5r przy-
by1 pan Wilson pociagiem do
Brukseli, gdzie powitahy 60 licz-
ne tIumy ludu, oraz eskorta woj-
skows, grsiaca amerykahsh
hymn narodowy. Ze STACEY ode
chai prezydent automobilem do
paiacu Bellevue, ktory- urzadzono
odpowiednio ma jego przyjecie.
VOTUM ZAUFANIA OLA
RzADU~ FRANcUsKIEGo.
Paryz, 10. czerwca. - w CA
sic debaty W francuskicj Izbie de-
putowanych mad buntem maryna-
rzy z floty Nora Czarnego dosz-
10 do burzliwych seen, po kto-
rych jednak opozycya Poniosia
porazke, gdyz ~wiekszoScia $40
gios6w przeciwko 1877 uchwalono
ola rzadu votum z~aufania.
w czasie najzywszej debaty
minister spraw zagranicznych
Pichon stwierdzil, IL bunt oma-
wiany byi wynikiem jedynie boil
szewickiej propagandy i re lzba
..musi wybraG pomiedzy demo-
kratyczna polityka Aliantow a
polityka socyalist6w, kt6rzy pra-
gna. ably Francya abdykowaia
pred bolszewikami."
Burzliwe sceny wywoiaia TAX
Re nova Julesa Delehaye, ktory
zaznaczyi, re ma propaganda we
Francyi uzywane byly obce pie
Made i re socyaliSci dopomagali
W puszczeniu ich W obieg pomie-
DIV marynarzami w Odessie i Sc
bastopolu..
DoNIOSLY WYNALAZEK
A~UToMOBILOW
Paryz, 10. czerwca. - Zajety W
Paryzu iako szofer Czerwonego
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-19

Dzisiaj o godzinie Sci rano " ko-
sciele sw. Jacka przystapily dzieci
do u~roczystej Komunii sw., a popo-
.uduniu o godzinie $3.50 ]. E. x. BIZ
skup McGavick udzielil i'm Sakra-
mentu Bierzmowania.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-19

AUTOMOBILOWY

Paryz, 10. czerwca. - Zajety W
Paryzu jake szofer Czerwonego
Krzyza Warren Whip z Cleve-
land wynalazl przyrzad, PREY "a
stosowaniu ktorego automobil 20
zywa tylko pol kwarty gazoliny
ma odbycie drogi o diugoSci Is
mil.
Blizsze szczegoiy wynalazku
trzymane So ma razie W tajemni-
cy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-19
KTonika MiGjsCowa.

Dokonczenie re strongly l-szej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-19
~TalegTamy ~zagraniczne.

wstrzymac z ia czynnoScia az do
czasu PodPisania przez Niemcow
warunkow pokojowych. Komen-
danci amerykahskich okret6w o.
trzymali take polecenie ignore
wanna wszelkich przedwczesnych
rozkazow W sprawie ponownego
wProwadzenia W zycie blokady
Portow niemieckich.
Powyzsze zarzadzenia Prey
denta Wilsona ti6macza sobie W
ten sposob, re wszelkie decyzye
W sprawie blokady Niemiec i
dalszego utrzymywania z niemi
stosunkow handlowych naleza
do Najwyzszej Ekonomicznej Ra
dy Aliantow i dlatego rozkazy W
tel mierze a~dmiralicyi brytyjskiej
przekraczaja jej kompetencye.
WEGRZY RE-
~WOLUCYONISToW AU-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-19

Wnet pred zamknieciem bufetu
OBJ. Maryana Gw~iklihskiego, Fam. p.
mr.. 1901 Justine ul., ma noe wszedf
do lokalu m~ezczyzna LEGACY lat oko-
10 %. / wiele czasu ME tracac zbli-
zyi sic do wlasciciela z dwoma re-
wolwerami W reku / rozkazai mu o.
puscie jego plac6wke, poczem 2
osmioma goscmi polecii mu satac
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-04

In this production, however. Mr..
Washourn plays the part OF a Young
mai whose Stainless character u the
talk OF The town. lie mas never done
anybody wrong. never flirted nor
Eambied. All OF the snvili petty wees
which are common in the life Of the
average young man are strangers 10
hun. and, Furthermore, he never ex.
poets 10 make their acquaintance.
But. when he TO his
sweetheart b refuses him with the
surprising statement tina he IN too
good 10 be true-that his wild oats
would probably crop out after they
were hurried and her life be render
ed unhappy.
The very good young man Is de-
icrmineo to win her at all costs. The
WY he accompiishes his purpose
doubtless VIII AFFORD everyone a gen
uine treat The picture was directed
On Tuesday aud "Wednesday. Oc-
iober : and 3. Wallace Reid In q Par.
amount picture The Love Burelnr %
The story deals with the adventures
OF "A young society idler, who. finding
his younger and erring brother In a
tough slum saloon, strips him OF all
his v~aiuables and sends him home.
ms act ~ interpreted by the rough
element as a bold hold-up. they not
knowing that a relationship exists be-
tween The two men, M they well
come him into their E1ng thinking
that he is The Colt Kid" an eScon.
Wet whom they have been expecting
How he saves a beautiful girl from
the clutches OF "a gang who Is forcing
her 10 rob the wealthy f~requenters OF
the place. and finally mnrries her ar
TIRE learning that she II In reality "A
novelist who Is seeking atmosphere
Tor her story, forms a delightful and
highly Interesting plot.
On Thursday ana Friday, october
, n 10. Lila Lee. the dainty and
popular screen star in Rose a. the
hivor a Paramount perturbation Of
a -BouTiass Virgins novel OF III.
same name.
II II a delightful OF a rur-
nl belle and her country sweetheart
mat begins with a anne or "Post.nf.
lice and ends after many more OF
less veNatious Observation-Disclosures ln
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-04

the medium-sized cup, may be used
instead Of the marshmallows proper.
one % the reasons why marsh
mailows pra So we'll adanted 10 coneo
ls because Of the vanilla %fayoring
which they contain. Sometimes a
drop or two OF this extract may be
served in eacA cup OF coffee. or the
coffee may be topped with sweetcnei
whipped cream. favored with vanilla.
as is done 40 much in foreign coun-
tries. In this case. the conee should
be served as part Of the dessert. be-
cause the whipped cream " no rich.
consists o. fruit tarts, such as straw
berry. raspberry. or little range pies,
OF q cake or cooky which ~ rather
highly seasoned with spice,
COTE. M~grnsclIino."
Now hat the old type OF coffee
with brown sugar and brandy, u no
longer being served, Coffee Mara
schlno" viii undoubtedly take lts
place. especially as maraschino chez
r!es are now being put up without
liquor. In this case q domi-tasse "a
used. the coffee being favored with
a little OF the liquid from The mara
schinu cherries and a cncrry or two
being cropped into each cup. Cream,
either plain or whipped, may be used,
or not. rs desired. II served as
"biack coffee at the end Of dinner,
there should he no accompaniment:
unless perhaps shat 81 the usual bon
hons. but, n served a. part 81 thu
dessert course AZ luncheon. almost
any good cake b. suitable accom-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-04

UH tliiAIat and Munsine. Harry
Carey n nret HAflee famous story.
rhe onicasis o. ftktf Flat pre-
peatd hf tht ~ful|rtlnN rroloKuri
fF4uar1 fhuotnf fIarft ianfon. a
naiA1tln4 hat rrrrftrtor Of Arizona.
- IN low r1th hIt t4rd. kutE Wat
sss ns,lssAea ,hes ~ 90 n icss
infnnda - Netrtfl1t ne love for tho
BOYS hnNuInrfa THtn une DAY. he
nIcka up Bret Htfsa'f lNmoua story
Of '1rhr HuI<4atN ~ Poker Fiat" Ian.
yon pon1ffa ortf he STORY. and sena
q rreat similarity IN n and his
son. Hllir 10 BE- ~ hove with Huth
Watson. orphaAed dauEhter OF the
Fnmhinfa u uartIrfI
Then coiuea the ueaa that lilly y
going lnlo me hits 20 work 9 gold
claim. uiIlf IN his hulf1 asks hts
dad 10 tell The airt auod-bg Tor him
lanyon aq<s 70 she girl. finds TO MS
surprise Nat The girl doesn't love his
adopted 4en. she loves Square
Hhootm' Lnnyon instead Then come
happiness happiness that va
densed tphn oakhussf 81 the Inn
Also : wo-resl comedy "A Village
On Tueeaas aud "Wednesday. sessue
EarahnwR In THE Mar Beneath"
and Roscoe AFbnekie 10 "fntsS's Hoo
doe Day.
Or cnnds Ashutqr. . famous Hin
du physician. rails IN love With Kate
she rcallf loves the Oriental Kate
realizes hat MARRIAGE would make
them both outcnsts.
Aahutor rcscues JimhAie Bnsseti.
the flhncn OF Mary Esskine, Rates
younfer sister. from . band Of black
hand spies BY puttlhH BnEsett into a
state 81 cpma resembling death. dnt-
ing q sen voyage from India to Scot.
land. and having him apparently
buried At fea The spiea. who arr Oh
board. are deceived, but subsequently
discover that Aahutor substituted a
dummy for Hassctta body
Trailing Bnnaett to Scotland, they
are about 70 carry out the rcngCanrc
Of the society. when Aahutor frua-
tratea their plans The means which
he uses are linciurcd strongly with
Oriental mysticism and csoteric In
nuencs, and develop n situation that
ends On q thrilling climax
The final scene between the Hindu
ard The Scotch girl. In which the
Oriental comprchends that his love is
hopeless shows Hayaknwu in one OF
fhoae quiet and tenaely emotional
scenes o. which he Is master.
On Thursday and Friday. October
, mi 10. Anita King In u stirrins
red-biooded picture. Whatever the
Cost
A grim choice Is offered to the
Girl IN Whatever the Coaf"-revenge
for her father's death Of the bfe OF
her lover.
Jess Farley. the heroine. lived a
secluded life along the rocky coast
with her father and Uncle bud. whin-
kew smuRgiers. When her father Is
Killed She vous vengeance. whatever
4 o uef.
Becomlne one 81 the lance hall
girls at Black Jack" FsnninE's Ma
loon, she nee Paul otard. the dance
hall plane player. and Steve DOuglHs
She falls IN love with Stevc not know
ms. that he u a detective rent there
to I~ppfeheud the rmaEglcfH.
When abe discovers that the gun
found near her fathers body belongs
10 Steve. jess believes he Is the mur-
dercr. How she learns hat Paul Is
the guilty mar n saves the life Of
her lover brinrs "WhetrNer the Cost
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-04
Evening Herald
Recipes
STUNTS ron NOUR COFFEE cur.
\ lew GIaiIRs Of salt Nc'i MriIown~>-
-NCN Nass "a Swr'tcn ConCc
with Mapiu sugar a uuu,N.


Have you ever tried adding a Few
grains Of salt 10 your cup ~ coffee
You will be surprised to ind how tho
nayCr IA improved lit attatns an iu.
dcsCr.Jahle me,luwucss. OF course
there In a reason. and In this case %
iH tho addition % JUST the right
amount OF alkah to neutralizc the
slight acioity Of the coffee. This ad-
ditiou Us suited 10 coffee for an oH-
cas.ons aud b. absolutely essential
when coffee is used as the ]iiavoriug
agent Of various dessnrts-Othcrwis,.
the taste Is empty"
Maple Sugar Swcu;ugl.
Again, have You ever tried maple
sugar as a coffee swcetnerr You may
have heard Of b. during the sugar
shortage Of the wpr and. afraid per
haps that II would not taste goOI
chung teaacluusly 90 your white sug
ar, IN reality, o. is delicious, for the"o
iH something about the nayors Of ma.
pie % coffee that HARMONIC. That
is n reason wly "a cup ~ " and
"a plate 81 Frlddlr cases or wHnleH
vita maple syrup is a perfect GONE
b.ratiou. a. 90 the amount Of maple
sugar tn use iu swectenine tho n
just serve n iu the sugar bowl. hrnk-
en- into little Jumps and appetite Will
do the rest.
Try Honey.
Perhaps you have never Favored
your coffee with honey. Yet you can
search % long dime before YOU can
taste anything more delicious than 70
perfect cup ~ coffee. swcctrned with
soInc perfect sweet clover honey or
course you would not use honey M
tie comb. strained honey. ur better
still. the newer soiIdlnsd. or granu-
lated honey gives tho best result,
The coffee ma be- served either black
or topped with whipped cream. Prom.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-04

the happy reconciliation OF the lovers
Rose Wiley. the title role portrayed
By Miss Leo. almost forge;s Stove
Waterman. her Htalwart country ~
ance, when a polite young man from
Boston leads her to believe that he Is
desperately In love with her. His
dramatic play OF affection Is too much
for the simple girl and she meets MN
secretly TO bid him goodbye, a cir
cumstanCe which results In a brCak
ing OF uicir engagement BY steve.
Later, when Rose goes 10 Boston,
she ckaaces 10 nee Claud. her city Ro-
meo. Who although assuring her o.
his loved Is completely under the dom
nation Of IN older woman who VIII
no; permit him to make love TO l.
and the story en~s nappily OF
course.
ON SATURDAY. October II. Blanche
Sweet In The Warrcns of Virginia,
one Of the greatest civil Wal plays
ever on the American stage. II ran
at Bcissco's theater In New York for
over a year. and toured the count
several seasons with great success.
Ned Burton. a young New Yorker.
loves Agatha Warren daughter OF
General Warren, a Virginia piai
The couple have plightrd their IRON
when the war breaks out and Burton
returns to the north to become a lett
tenant IN the Union army. Agatha
has inherited her love FOR the South
and she remains stnunch to her faith
In Dixie. although she continues /"
love Burton
In ti.e letier dayr of the war. when
the southern causes faces disaster
General Warren's army h. In distress
because %: the lack Of supplies lieu
tennnt Burton IN asisned ~ the duty
Of preventing supply trains from
reaching General Warren and he is
captured ana held as a spy Agatha
offers Burton meaps ~ escape but he
declines and Is sentenced TO be shot
as a spy The surrender Of General
Lee 81 AppomatoN prevents his eN-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-04

son IN = two-rcci keyafol,A comedy.
The Nick -o-Tlmr BABY.
At rHE lyric.
Ca 1~Ihur~day. Friday. saturday and
sunday. the incompatible NatimQra
In her irtcst screen production. "Tae
Brat. The picture. which u an adj
apiion by NaalmoNa and Charles nry-
ant. who "a also her leading man. OF
the successful stage comedy drama
written and starred In by Mand Fui-
ton, was clescriy put Into %acenario
form by June Mathis. II proved a
genuine novelty and presented the
versatile and amazing Naximovn in n
roie o. tho greatest and intense hu-
man appeal.
oddly enough The Brat" Is the
first OF N~aslfnoVa's stage or screen
Representations that presents her -
an Ameriraaf girl. Her great fame
hitherto has been derived from por-
trayais 81 latin and other European
types; but - an American giri-and
. pltlfui walf OF humanity at that
she dincloses anew her remarkable
ability a. a female Viruoso OF the cm-
ogions. 4Nf.
The story harrstes the Whimsical
romance Of The brat" a nRmelcss
child Of he charity Institutions wifS
drlftH into the chorus Of a cheap mu-
Elcni show. Is insuited and then hailed
20 the Might Court on a trumped up
charge. There an author. who In
seated on the bench with the Judge
secs In her lust the type" he has
been seeking ar tho heroine Of a new
novel he BE- TO write.
Macmillan FORESTER. the author,
takes the bcdragEled child-woman to
his home. shocking hts nristocratic
mother and ~uTOuaing the angry re-
sentiment % angela. his b~luc-hlo0dcd
fiancec. From studying his protege.
the writer's interest grows deeper.
while she worships him and seeks
constantly to show her gratitude.
The noteliat's brother ~ a ne'er-do-
we'll. "a was he who !nsuitod .'the
brat" and had her hailed into the
Night Court. lie later eonfronts her
in his home. They are. Of course. en-
cmlra; but the girl shows her noble
qualities hy intervening when The
weak brother ia about To commit n
crime. After many trials she tri-
urnphs. and the ending Is both happy
and unexpected.
Naklmova's acting IL superb. and
her adroit characterization Is height
ened by the ~genarally humorous quail
rs OF the subtities which convey the
hrat'e" odd collection % slang phrases
and whimsical philosophy. Mr.. Bry-
n does excellent work a. the absent
minded author and "a splendid bit OF
character IN contributed By Frank
Currier is the Bishop. others In this
notable east are Darrell FoSs. Henry
Kolkcr. Amy Neness. Bonnie Hin. Mir
lie Davenport and Ethelbert Knott.
A wealth Of lavish settings cnhanc-
IS the production These were de-
signed by NJ. =. stauicup. Herbert
fginche directed the distinguished
russian atar under the personal sup
ervision OF Maxwell karger. director
general.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-04

In the early days Of the railroad.
German doctors declared travel by
locomotive would result IN delirium
urioanm ana urged tho Government
forbid ".
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-04

panIment, excep one containing
chocolate.
But, In mi casc, when making the
coffee, be SURF to put In those few
grains OF salt,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-04

M IHt
On sunday hnd Monday. OutOhcr-b
and 8. Bryant Wnshburn In "A Very
Good Young Man adapted from Ar
thur Hopkins stage production OF the
same name n presents one OF Abe most
unusual Of comedy ideas. developed
d%eiightfnlly from every angle.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-04

ZION Crrf-Tintc WA when becfe
fTuners would mo motC think OF
taking thu fOamy stun 10 Zion CO
than OF s~appiyli:g the Thirsty on
Mar. Hut It's different now. Hcncc
the n~ctiSit, of Constable f.nrt Cas-
pcrun-with n handful of bottles
aud his assistants hcac pict "
Ca-pcrun has become known A.
the champion brrr sctIcr" bccnusr
OF his ahtiity to detect c~Ontrabrand
no matter how DARK the night.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-06-24
TO DEPORT MORE ALIENS
Agent Ordered to BE Ready to Accom-.
pany Train From West.

PdHy IrHtH TFUW WeuG
Salt Lake City, June 24.--Dave Ger
shon, department of justice agent re-
ceived instructions from Washington to
be prepared to accompany about 260
enemy aliens from the war prison bar
racks at Fort Douglas to an Atlantic
seaport, from where they will be de-
ported. The order did not mention q
date for the departure of the men.
The port of debarkation, II II said.
IL Charleston, 8. G.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-06-24
CALM FOLLOWS RIOTS
Federal Soldiers Are On Duty in
Winnipeg Streets.
Major Gray Says investigation Shows
That Strikers and Not Police
Fired First.

Winnipeg, Man, June 24.-Winnipeg
was quiet after the bloody rioting of
Saturday afternoon. The city is not
under martial law, but federal SOL
diers still are on duty In the bust.
ness district to aid and support the
civil authorities. Certain defined
areas are still guarded by soldiers.
Mayor Charles r. Gray issued a
statement in which he declared that
an investigation showed that strikers,
and not Royal Northwest Mounted po-
lice fired the first shots. He de-
clared that the riot followed addresses
by union men who had made 'infam-
matory speeches."
The soldiers were withdrawn from
Main street, and the duty of policing
this district was again taken over by
returned soldier constables. Traffic is
proceeding normally, except for street
cars. Soldiers are held in readiness
at barracks.
No additional deaths were reported.
Three men who sustained bullet
wounds are said to be in q serious
condition. Official records show one
death, IA persons suffered from bullet
wounds and upwards of so who sus-
tanned less serious injuries.
In the past 36 hours 22 foreigners
have been arrested.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-06-24
800 FIGHT FOREST FIRES
Fourteen Confiagrations Raging In
Montana Woods.

Missoula, Mont, June 24.-Fourteen
forest fires are reported In Forest Dis
trict No. |, with force of 800 men
fighting them. The most serious fire
in the opinion OF officials is burning
on two mile front, on the south fork
OF the Flathead river.
Helena, Mont, June PA forest fire
near Canyon Ferry, which burned out
Helena's light and power lines, leav-
ing the city in darkness and without
streetcars for many hours, is still
burning.