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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-06-24
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Gieie Mntiinbieuue ipuroe bon Den
@oriieenben Genman bon Der sdiifs
fon,miiiion aeu1adt. als CT bon cine
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riidfebrte. Sn Der abnferen5 lpurOe 81
Srase ser grbaullne b6l5erner Sbiff
aeaeniiber ben bon General goetbal,
porse5oeenen Sdiffen aus Stabl /,
Griuaeung ge3oeen, 10 beibt es. lln'
aug Der 9bntlad)e, baB Yralioent Bil
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llub, obtpobl 6err BilIon 3eit fano
Dem @olflpiel ob5ulieaen unb Aus
fabrten au MAIDEN. iMieBt man, oai
General G}oetbals nidt mebr ~periont
srata" lit I'M @eiBen 9auie.
| selbit in Der 8qlnoesbauptltabt. tp'
bisber Ser &onereB tets Dem grbaue1
oes Yuuamafanals einen boben Tribu
au soaeu aelp6bnt mar, ideint Genera
8oetbals iid in elmer art 8ertbeioi:
gungsltelllmg gu beiinoen.
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baB Gtabtldiffe 9ebaut aueroen iotften
Sic AUDI nod benr arie9e pertpenoba,
lirb, tpdbrenb 9enman ben gau Dor
pol5i6ifieu befiirtportet. bic lbneQe,
oem 8etrieb iibergeben tperben f0nnen
Gang @albingtou ninnt oil oteiel
&ontroberie lebbaften Nntbeil.
glIes. mas Gngfanb berlan9t, nads
Dem es bas amerifaniide 8olo in 0iils
le unb siiue in ieine salden fliebeu
iab, fins Sdiffe. Scr Sonnengebal1
lit maB9ebenb". iagen Die griten
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nit bem sl0t6igen perlorsen", alles
anbere fommt nidt in 8etradt."
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gu bauen; oaB Sapan lno Gn9lan>
alles baran leben. 5tablihifie 5u bauz
en-, nm bem 6anbeI nud Sem &riege
begeenen Su f0nnen.
abmiral lobt 5lottenartillerie.
@aIbington. n. %. SUM. Sat
|bicMrtillerie ser ameritaniihen&riea
fIotte Ser icber anbereH Slotte Der
8clt n,i,,beltens ebenbiirtis. lpenr
ni6t iiberlesen lit. perIidert abn1iral
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Seuers 5eige. bab sic gesenipartis an
eeipanbten @aetbobcn Ser Iusbilouns
,penn audi ni1t pollfommen uno lii
dcnlos ieien. 10 bod auf geiunoe'
Grllnblagc ruben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-06-24
Scr 2ritg.
8on ber fransSiiiden 5ront.

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bon.) Gime fran5Siiidje steaung fiio:
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elmer 8reite bon 1 1a 2ilumetern nn,
500 Meter tief, burd beutide Stok
truppen erubert, melbete baS beutid)'
9amptauartier beute, Gs murben bret
buubert 0efansene semaht.
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leihn9 madte 9eIern foleenben Sa.
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tuug = betannt:
vMrmeesruppe &ronpriu5Muppre6t
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Imebreren Nbldnitten iebr lebbaftel
Artiqerietan,pf; uorDtpeitlid @arnez
ton uno 0ltlih 5ouplp1es ipuroen eng
liIde 9orltGBe abeeipieleu. 3piIder
oem Ga @alieetanal uno ber Seniee
5eittpeilig lebbafter srtiuerietampf
Gin geltern liiotpeltlid Gems unterz
noluutener angriff ser 8riten brad
inter ,lnierem Seuer nit ldtperengers
lulteu fir sen Seino 5uiamneu.
vArmeesrllppe oeufl lder &ronprin3
Neit GROCER 9ortnddisteit periudten
bic Sranaoien, sic bel gauraillon bern
lorenen steuuusen tpieber 5uriid5uerz
obern. Nad itarter Ssellerporbereituns
madteu lie seitern bicrmal init frilden
&rdfteu snsriffe unb berordngten
nud 5dbeu @auoeemenge llnlereSrupz
pen aus einem Shan5entbeil uoroz
Ditlid @auraillon. sSeiter lubli6 bIiez
ben aQe 4nsrifie erfol9los; lie erlitten
bier burh unlere %ertbeioiger ldnpere
8erlulte.
rSn ser tpeltliden Gbampugue grifz
fen bie Sran5oieu auf oen aanm Dite
Ili6 bcs Garnillet an uuo brnngen in
nnlere Qinie elm. tplroen i'm 8e9enz
ansriff aber periast. 4m abeno olrdJz
itieben uuiere Sruppeu Sic fran50iiz
lben @rdben uorboitlit Hrunap lotpie
liioli6 Nal1rop uno tebrten nit breiBis
@efansenen unb &riessbeute 5uriid.
auf bem Yoebl, iiio0it[id Moronpilliz
ers, bradte unier iorsfdltts porbereiz
teter Angriff pollen grfols. Nbtbeilun>
| gen 9biirinaiiaer nno altenburgear
Megimenter itiirlnten III iiberraidenz
benz GoritoB cine feinbIide Stelluns
unS ma6ten iiber bl1noert @efangene.
@abrcno Ser 9iadt unternabm ser
Seino lieben tpiitbenbe @egenanariffe.
crsieIte aber nur ,,ubeneutenoe @ez
tpinne.
rarrneceruppe Ser5oa glbredt bon
@iirtte,nbers: 9iidts 81 beridten.
rOeitlider &rie9sihauplae: 9ei
sn1orgon. ipeltlid 2utf, entlong Der
giienbabn 3loc5otp sarnopol lno
an Ser Naraiulpta lit Sic 8ampi tbdtigz
felt picber lebbafter.
r@a5eoonilde Srout: sluf Ser
5trumaebene fam es su Gorpoltenz
! 9efedten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-06-24
Mu8 bfm Mu8lan6f.

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SIR Mbidaffung pon 9uma unb
9}eidsrnt6.
4etrDgra %. Snui. Ser
aeitrise 8eidluis fit bic sluil6iums bes
3eihsratbs ,uurbe bcmte nad lGngerer
9ebatte POM allrmiiiid)eu &ungreF Der
arbeiter= nnb SulbatenrGtbe angc=
npmmem.
Bic Mbidafiuns unb Mufl6iuns Der
7nma uirb ebenfalls nerlanat. Gs
,utrb Doraeid)lagen, bic Suna ab5u=
idaifen burd, bas MuIbebcn Ser @ian=
batc Der 3eputirten mnb bas gbidnei=
ben Der &rebite fir bic ltnterbaltmng
bieier &Drperidaft Wic aud besHctd)s=
ratbS.
11usariihc sosialiitcu ppn &uiien
cingelabcu.
&upcn agen, %. Stunt. Cine
9epeide aus 8nbapeit beiagt, bak bic
mnsariidem Susialiiten npn ". 6.
3iheio5e, bem &uriitcnbcm bcs Gctro=
araber 9lrbeiter= nnb Splbatenratbes.
ein 5elesramm erbaltcn baben, tn bem
bieier bie Ginbcrufuns elmer interna=
ltisnaien ipsialiitiiden aunferen5 III
ben 1ugen num %. Su1i bis 8. Suit
mad stodbolm antanbist. 9te Ginbe=
rufuns erfDlste nadJ ser 5epeidc bmrdj
ben 3atb ber 9lrbeitcr= mnb Suloatcn=
belegaten.
Gs lit bic: bas erite @tnl, bal; s'ui=
idcn s,uei trieaiiibrenocn Sanocrn
eine birctte @erbinbung berseiteat
,p,rbe.
stmerifaniidcs @cid)waoer IN
8raiilicn.
3tp Sc Saneiru, 80. Suni.
0Rear slbmiral SSilliam 9. Gaper=
ton, Sbcrbefeblsbaber Scr &asifitflutte
Der @er. Staaten uun @sitslieber iei=
nes Gtabes ,uurbcn bier beute NIT eru=
fen Gbren empfanseu. Sic @aite BE-
imdtem ben Nariucmiitiiter in mtlitG=
rider @caleitnus uub bic 9satiunal=
bDmnen Der beiben 2inber ,unrbcn bet
ibrem Gmpfaus eeiptclt.
sic f6nncm bus 3bautaiirem nidt
lai7en.
| Stattu ncs 4 nj cri ia It l.
dbcm Weih ~ a 3 ers in brt :
ltiihen 9 udiiern, %. Smnt.
(@eripatet.) Muf sic Srase, pb Gin
an,eritaniider3 bobuotserit6rer etr
bentides Saudbupt serammt nno pcr=
fentt babe, amt,uurtetc @iseabmiral
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,uabr!"
(%or cini9en Saseu lptrbe befanntz
| licb gctriilntt, ein nmeriful1ilder Cor
optscrltDrer babe Elm pe1tldles
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Sic Susialiitem nub Scr 6riehen.
| etpdbplm 23. SUM. Bic 9e=
leeaten Der ameritaniidJen Sp5ialiitet
SIT Der Sricbenstunferens, bic ictt bier
|tast, babcn lit ibren sSrichcnsbcbin= IT.
aunacm als Sic ,uid)tiaite sSurberuns
amfseitcllt, bai: bic Sricbensuerbanh=
imnsen nidt pun biplumatiid)cn Ser
tretcru Der perjdicoenen &esiermnsea,
icnbcrn pum fret aeudblten 2Sertreterl'
Der pcrihicnenen&6ltcr eepflcst ,uernen
ipacm. sic perlansem iiberbampt Slb=
lfdaffnng Der scbeimcn 9iplumatie.
&pn anheren Sricoensbcoinsnltsc1t.
bic bic amcritaniiden Spsialiiten Sa=
pibopitdJ, 0ulofarb mnh Seinitein als
bic ibrer Eartei be5eidnen, iino SIT ct
l,udbneit:
i Giidaabe aller Grpbcru,tgclt, cin=
4 idlieFlidb bcr beutid)en 8ulunien; Gp=
Ien nnb Gliaf 2otbrinscn iullei'
bmrt %ultsabitimmnnaen iiber ibrs
sutiinftiac Gtaatsfurm nnb 5mseb6ris=
feit entldeiben.
i Sic Nsiniiterfriie lit SeiterreidJ.
sien. %. SUM-. (lteher Nmiter=
bam mnb 9pnbpn.) Graf Clam Mar
3 tinis bot 1T icineu &emiibmnsc,,, sas
5lterrcihiide &abinet ueu SIT 5imnern
Il -
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-06-24
Mllruiiii@er &ongrtb bei6lieBt Mbi@affnng
Der 9uma uuo 0e8 &ei@Sratb6.
9emttdbe ttirmem l.! ailometer breite 9teumn8em
Der Iran3ofen.
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Gins Gs ntdp uu6r lnab6dnz
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Spnherebn @ni5eos gebt Ntben 2onoo1 anerifu
Sieger baen ge1e rielse Snudbo Humdnbe
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-06-24
Sit NabruugsiontrOllD pom &anit
nit Yrobibitiousbt tftiqmuugtn angtasmatn
ate eammlans<a tars y s.t1 areas b,e,b.m bintts
Der Gr'part. ,arld
Sic amsritaai@e Tets aa ter Bas aeati&t aapet&
eta Ramen foaen 3ummern fir bie sung aussep werben

She on(borlase nit 1856 gcaen 5mu1cn angnonren Iro@
bbitonsbejmmung nit 132 IA S Gaaen
5ig @aonen lrs 3oe reu5 gelannel Nngabe
na Gtuaen - Yrotei ser tunesperleger gnlanb
pilittet i peier tdmpfen gitee arit I'M ongreB
Soetbas dperer etanb Ibmra lo6t Slotnartqer nparz
tee ausbebug ginnae Ausdten fir 0as snppenaeer bel
Ges Noines.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-06-24
lie 3ablem fir aubere grokhaot.

liner ben gtaaten, Bic TIRE Suer=
tbeilmnaen idon aberi&ritten baben,
finb: Delamare nit 32O 8rp5ent, lltab
nit 1875 &ru5ent, Sbio nit 11S Sro=
sent nnb 9sidiaan NIT 1O4 &rosent
Moraen 1T Der Rotbe &ren5 Eaa
fir piele samienbc Don 2irden mi
eonntassidnleu, nnb beionberS IN
ben la,,bliden 8esirfen er,partet maj,
betradtlihe Qirden sammlnmaen,
9as natipnale apauptquartier r,adb=
te bente Abenb nod iolse,,be 3ablen
befannt:
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-06-24

@abl bon oen1eleiduan,iaen Snitihlt
fir Observation-Disclosures nn>
Sedmologie. bat bem Siatipnalen Vers
tbcinisunssratb en, &esept iiberseben
ippnad aus eiuer Milduna bon SSeiz
senmebl unb 9emablenent sllfuIfa eil
icbmadbaites nub n1Wcnnes 8rot bers
eeltellt ipcrSen funn.
lleberseusnnsStreu.
Gan Sranciseo. %. Suli
9u lie s,,9e9ebeu bat. cine iuopale ge,
mcrflrne 9en,adt 81, baben. bat Sri
9pra S. sSsraet, felt II sNbren 2eb:
rerin in San Sraucisep, ibr Gntlai:
iunssaelu1 eiueereibt. SRI. Ssrae
Iaatc SEM Sdulratb. lie fDrnc sic &in.
Ser nibt Iebren, sic 6Iaese su ebren
ipeil lie ibr ielber uibts n,ebr beoeute
9o6r 8pblen.
Gbieaap, %. Su,.i. 9as 8ub
len &pmitee hes %ertbeibisunssratb'
ppm sSlinpiS beridbtcte bemte, baf: 81
|linpis mmb sSnbiaita Der 3riessperbdlt
Mite ,ueacn int na9ften Sabre eli
Nsehr pom 20 Ntilliunen 9onnen Sob
len prpbusiren miiNen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-06-24

sSicn, %. Sum-. (lteber Mn,itcr=
bam mnb 2unbun.) 0rai Glam @sar=
tinis bat 1T ieineu &eniibnnscn, has
5iterrcidiide &abinet neu ST 5immern,
oud, teinen Grfpls aebabt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-06-24

2oubon, 90. SUM. s'ifolaus
3onmuplp. iriiber 3ur bon 8uBlano.
miro bier eineetruffenen 9eacbridten
suiplsc proseiiirt iperpen. 8riessminiz
tier &erenstp bat bebouptet. oaB Soz
fllmente seiunoen poroen iinS, aus
ipclben berporsebt, bab Ser friibere
Bar uno NIitslieSer ieiuer Aegierllng
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-02-13
MILWAUKEE, ABSORBS
BIG BLACKFOOT ROAD

The last bulletin issued by the state
railway commission announces that the
Big Blackfoot railwa: has officially
been conveyed to the Chicago. Milwau-
kce and st. Paul railway BY taking
over the title of the road the Milwau-
kce company adopts all tariffs, sup
Elements and rules under which the
Big Blackfoot railway has been con-
Quoted.
While the road, which runs from
Bonner up the Blackfoot valley to what
is known as McNamara's landing, has
been conducted under the name of
the Big Blackfoot railway ever since
it came into existence. it has been
owned by the Milwaukee for some
time. and the transfer at the present
time is merely formal.
Grading work on the extension OF
the Blackfoot branch up to Clearwater
has been completed and the con-
tractors have turned the work over tC
=, the Milwaukee. who will commence
laying rails this spring. as soon as
weather conditions permit. thus open
| ing transportation facilities for the up
| per Blackfoot valley.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-02-13
BIG BUSINESS DONE
BY MONTANA CONCERN

Thc NOntHnH lifr Insurance COM
pduN OF Helena mad in force at the
clos" OF business in 1916 $l6,0li.Ta9 of
insurance. $it.Ju0,00o Of il Montana
business. according to the annual re-
port OF tN" company. just issued. Dur
ing 1915 ISSUED and paid for business
announced to &6.102, 4a0. of which S.
oS6,500 was placed on the lives of Mon
tana citizens. Moreover the assets of
the company were increased from
Sigt 900 in 1910 to s15lo,0l2.S in 1916,
Tn" company has much money in
vested AT home, according to the fol-
lowing figures: Investments in farm
mortgage loans, $llo&,O4l: school dis
triCt, county and other bonds and war
rants, $;1,o0na deposited in Montana
banks at interest and otherwise, APP
proNimatoiI $500, 900.
Tn" annual statement also shows II
net surplus of $3.50. 1913 in excess of
| all liabilities. This establishes n pro-
| tccting surplus in excess OF the legal
| reserve OF 5000, 1873
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-02-13
lSj..C|)MPOSER
Conductor Of Orchestra to
Appear Here April lois
Great Writer.

Walter DamrOsch, who Is to appear
ut the Mssoula thcater on April 10
with his New York Symphony orches-
ira under the auspices Of the depart
mcnt OF music OF the State Univerity,
Is not only a great conductor but
famous composer as WELL The ma
tional and international fame won by
Mr.. Damrosch ~ a conductor sis apt
TO make tina public forget his contri-
buttons to American music as a com
poser. The fault lies to a certain OK
tent with Mr.. Damrosch, who general
~ neglects to include his own works
In, his orchestral programs.
II any opera, however. should be
popular with an American audience,
when Americans begin to appreciate
their own musical productions, il is
The Scarlet Letter" based on llaw-
thornc's immortal novel, 1t has had
many successful performances in New
York, Boston and Philadelphia. One
must not forget, either, the powerful
Manila Tc Dcum." written by Wal
tor Damrosch in honor Of Dewcy's
victory.
Finally Walter Damrosch Is the au
thor of many successful songs, among
them Danny Dcever.'' n setting for
tho words OF KiplinIs famous poem.
II has been sung everywhere by David
Bisrham.
Mr.. Damroschs friends have very
often expressed regret that he should
not have devoted more of his time to
composition. but the executive work
cntailed by the leadership of a per-
lDancnt organizati ton like the New
York Symphony, which gives an av-
cragc of 800 concerts year. docs not
allow the conductor much leisure time
for creative works.
A less modest man would have done
more for his own reputation. Walter
Damrosch preferred to devote his en-
orgies to the advancement Of orches-
trail music in America. How well he
has succeeded will be shown when he
brings his marvellous orchestra to Mis-
sou,a.
TIL" seat sale for the concert has
been extraordinarily heavy. Few seats
remain, and those who wish to hear
thu famous orchestra are advised to
make reservations at once. They may
he made through he Loss Smith, d-
rector of the univcrsitys school of
music Mr. Smiths telephone number
is 6Jl. He may be reached between
6 and 5 O'Clock in the evening.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-02-13
GROCERY WAREHOUSE
DESTROYED BY FIRE

The warehouse of the Missoula Mcr-
camille company on West Railroad
street was destroyed by fire early
Sunday morning. The loss, partly
covered by insurance, is estimated at
$4,000. The fire had been burning
several hours before it was discovered.
1t Is thought to be the result of de-
fcctivc wiring. Although IA large
amount of flour. cereals sugar and
other groceries was destroyed, the
company will not be crippled in the
delivery of its orders as a sufficient
other warehouses about the city and
added shipments are already on the
way.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-02-13
FORESTRY OFFICIALS
ON INSPECTION TRIP

District Forester +. \. SilcoX and
Assistant District Forester r. II. Rut-
ledge will leave for Thompson Falls
tomorrow on the first lap of their an
nual allotment trip through the forests
Of District No. |. After comforting
with Supervisor Carl Stevens at
Thompson regarding the needs and
Dlans for the Cabinet forest, the Off
GialS will leave for Idaho, where they
will visit all the forest supervisors. Mr..
Silicon and Mr. Rutlcdgc will return to
Missoula about March =, and then Mr..
SilCoX will so to Salt Lake for a con-
vcntion of forestry men. on his re-
turn. he and Mr.. Rutledge will tour
through the national forests in Mon
tana and expect this trip to keep them
out until the middle of April.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-02-13

II is when You have II severe cold
that you appreciate the good qualities
of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Mrs.
Frank Crockcr, Pana, H.. writes: "Our
five year old son Paul caught a severe
cold last winter that settled on his
lungs and he had terrible coughing
spells. We were greatly worried about
him as the medicine we gave him did
not help him in the least A neighbor
spoke 50 highly of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy that | got a bottle of it,
The first dose benefited him so much
that | continued giving 1t to him until
he WAS Curci"--Adt
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-02-13
Brief Bis Of
MiSSOula NelUS
social CALENDAR.

Tuesday Afternoon - Literature de-
partment of Woman's club at the home
Of Mrs. w. n. Dixon, 341 Keith av-
cnue. Mrs. NJ. L. Dean will read THE
Man Who Married Dumb Wife"
AS You Like II club at the home of
Mrs. W. II. Smead. 225 University av-
enue; G. A. ketcham will speak Of
Education Auxiliary to Emmanuel
chapter. Order of Eastern Star, with
Mrs. Guy G. Billings, 527 Alder street.
Tuesday Everins-Ladies OF the G.
a. r. at cards in social session at the
Masonic temple. Child Welfare club
meets at 1880 o'clock at business COL
lege. South Fourth street. west Mis-
soula Shrincrs' club, dancing party at
Elite hall Westminster guild with
Mrs. J. Wilson Moore, Mrs V. b. Skin
ncr and Mrs. F. A. Cary at the Paxton
hotel knights of Pythias celebrate
half century anniversary with cere-
mony at Castle hall
Wednesday Afternoon - Ladies of
the Forest Service at luncheon at the
Palace hotel at 1880 o'clock: to re-
serve places telephone Mrs. r. n.
Johnson. 3i3 ]. Ladies' Aid society,
Evangelical Lutheran church, in the
schoulhousc ut the rear Of the church.
Mothers club with Mrs. Paris Adams
At her home on Plymouth street. Or
! chard Homes Womans club at the
home of Mrs. NJ. l.. Wilson: program
topic suffrage Three Link Sewing
'irclc with Mrs. Annie CONNER. 92o
Locust street. w. c. T. L. at Y. w.
| {. \. home, East Cedar street; pro-
gram topic Correlated Forces" Royal
Ncighbors of America with Mrs. Lease
md Mrs Watson at 1871 South
seventh street. Bridge club with Mrs.
| John Bonner. West Spruce street. I'm
| oerial Bridge club with Mrs. f. II
| Freeze, Gerald avenue.
Wednesday Evening - Orchard
| Homes Social circle Hard Times
party. clubhouse. Ladies OF the Epis-
| copal church. valentine" party at the
| Parish house: cards. music. dancing
| and refreshments. Lima Lodge, Daugh
| tcrs of Hermann. cards at the Masonic
| temple.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-02-13
HEAR OBJECTIONS.

At the meeting of the city council
this morning the matter of hearing
objections to the proposition of Great
ing special improvement district on
East Cedar street will be taken up.
\ petition for paving the street was
received by the council last week and
it is probable that action Will be taken
unless objections are forthcoming.
Nothing else. except routine business.
is on the calendar for the morning.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-02-13

Miss Adeline Schilling was kept at
home yesterday by illness.
Or. anna James. osteopath. 1884 blk
Adv.
Dr. Simpson Of Stevensvile spent
the day in Missoula upon professional
business.
Kohn Jewelry Co.. registered op.
ticians. Florence hotel block.-Adv.
Lawrence Grady came in from Ro-
nan to spend two days with his friends
in Missoula.
Joseph G. Piedalue and George
Piedalue were in Missoula yesterday
from Roman.
r. Gwinn, NJ. D., eye, ear, nose and
throat specialist. Glasses ground al
the office. First Natl. Bank Bldg.-Adv
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Rogers came in
to Missoula yesterday from their home
near Florence.
Kirby Hoon Is here from Helena for
a week. visiting friends and looking
after business.
DR.. Louise Smith. osteopath. s1s-
Adv.
b. r. Plummer of Stevcnsville spent
the day in Missoula looking after mat
'ers of business.
r. G. Moore. chiropractor. phone 1884
Adv. s.
George l.. Steinbrenner is making a
business trip this week through the
Occur dAlenc district.
Sc money to loan. II. d. Fisher
Adv.
William Ncalcy left the hospital yes
tcrday. convalcscent after being op-
Grated upon two weeks ago.
\ daughter is born at a local hos
pUal to Mr. and Mrs. Charles l. ZEN
bower of South Third street,
DIR. Harrison. practice limited to eye
ear. nose. throat and the fitting Of
glasses. office. Higgins block.-Adv
Tho little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
| Upton was operated upon ycsterda.
| for relief of throat trouble.
| Frank Cammilc, a wcll-known rancl
owner from st. Ignatius. came in I,
| Missoula yesterday to consult an ocu
| list.
Lenses ground at this office. Dr.
>chweikcr. optical specialist. Mont. blk
ADV.
Miss Mollie Ryan and Miss MARI
Shove, teachers in the Hamilton
schools. spent the holiday in Missoula
guests at the Florence.
Miss Annie Johnson. daughter o
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus johnson OF Orchar
Homes. was operated upon yesterda
for removal OF tonsils.
Floral offering for departed fricnt
Anderson Greenhouse. 769 phone-Ad,
Carl Hammer a former Missoul
boy, has returned for a visit wit
relatives and friends He was for
mcrly employed by the Missoulia
Publishing company in its jobroom
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-02-13
THEY were RUNDOWN

How often we hear It said OF man
or woman that "they were rundown IN
health which accountsfor theirpresent
sickness. For that reason it is impor-
tant that when you find you tire easily,
when your nerves are troublesome or
your work is irksome, you should
strengthen your system immediately
with the bloo.' -~-..@hing, tissue-build-
ing food in SCOTS emulsion which
contains pure Norwegian cod liver
oil and is free from alcohol.
asott L BOVINE. Bloomhsd. N. J. NJ
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-02-13

Major T. A. Fem, assistant district
forester of district no. |, has returned
from u trip to Boise. Idaho. where he
was clIl"d by the state highway com
mission of Idaho to be present at a
hearing of Ia" commission in regard to
the kousNla Lolo pass road. Major
Fem has been over the route several
times, and rs h" is intimately acuuaint-
IN expert witness.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-02-13
RAILROAD SUED.

Suit has been filed by the Northern
Pacific railway and the Elgin. Joliet
and Eastern Railway companies
against Ben Ocrtlt to collect $3.50
said to be due ON freight hauled by
the railroads for the defendant,
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-02-13
BOYS ARRESTE ED.

Two runaway boys from Corvallis
were arrested by Deputy Sheriff VIII
lam Coffcy yesterday afternoon. They
were handed over to their fathers, who
search.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-02-13
GRANTS DIVORCE.

\ divorce was granted to Mrs. Edith
Gilbertson in depa rtment No. > of the
district court by Judge Theodore
Lentz saturday against Harry j. Gill
bertson on the grounds of neglect and
cruelty. The court restored Mrs. Gill
bertson's former name. Edith Marcufe,
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-02-13
AT BIG TIMBER.

Alvin Shipton, signal Wy,tntaturl fui
the Northern Pacific, lett yesterday
afternoon for big Timber to he with
his father and moth"r, who were Sc
riousiy Injured III AN auto acridrn,
SUNDAY