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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-31
UNDER 0oeroeielie; 0isie ifal fore
tage l~noerie9elie me0 Seninn til
Strifeuoneren sitemmeIier.
Se Soreneoe Staters nDeite Snper.
oreaonangbt iGttes paa &nnoet.

Nenport Reps, ga, &c. San.
Sllperoreaona1lghten gMisiisiippi"
gif / @aar al StabeIen / Ooerpe.
relic al $4,000 Menneifer, bpori-
blanot Marineminiiteren % andre
3otabiliteter.
Gslen til oct nDe arigsitib bleo
logt / April 1915, og Sttbet ital
pore ieroigt til Brig til n9ite
.gfteroar. Notwithstanding og Ma-
.%ifineri %pr9ienterer BET ct aoitenOe
at benimoo $8,0OO,000. SIogifi-
bet er oct treble / oen amerifanife
5Iaaoe med 1annet uRisiisiippi".
Oct ferite Sfib of bette Noon par
oct, boormeo aomanosr Serrp lei.
leoe til Sapan % aabneoe bette
.9on0s 9an0el ior 4merifa. Oct
anoet BAR Oen MiSiisiippi". iom
binIp 6arragut at f9npe zig rem
iorbi 6orterne neoenfor gteu Or
leans unOer 9orsertri9en. geO
oenne anleoning tpang oct bet fon-
fsoererte gpoerIfib nRanasias@ til
at gaa pan @run0 og eoelasOe BET
oerefter meO noele 9reoiiOer. Sort
.efter lgb gMisiisiippi1 ieIu paa
@runo % bIeo ifliot / Brand. 8eO
oenne anleonine n6m9rfeoe Depeu,
Der par Officer ON 9oro, fig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-31
Gn sag fra Slauetioen.

@afbington, .. g., &c. San.
Get er nh operlaot til Ssjeiteret
at afgsre, bporofot 5soeraIregerin.
gen ffnI betale be 68,000,000 Dol.
lars til forbenpRrenoe SIaper elIer
oeres arpinger iom 8etaIing for
gomuIosplufning / SIaoetioen, iom
tioligere Slaper eller oeres arpin.
ger gsr Jororing paa. Sngen er
appelleret al ben iorbenopren6e Re-
g~erilape, s. %. Sobnion fra Wu.
ifogee, Ofla., og ANDRE, og er an.
|Iagt MOB Ginansminiiteren iom 3d.
retager al Regeringens WiSler.
Sogisgerne ger g9l6enoe, at Slo.
perne blep boIot | ufripil[ig 5r9l-
loom og bleD tbunget til at ino-
Jamie 8omulosoplen / SnoItaterne.
De tit ingen 2sn for oeres gr-
beioe, meoens Hegeringen / Sfat
poa %utilOirfet gomulo mootog 6S,-
100000. Der anmooes ON ct
Hegnifab oper oct uoferte arbeibe
og en- pro rata 5oroeling al Ben.
gene bIanot 6ororingsbaperne.
Sngen bIsD afpiit | Hetterue |
lDiitrict Of Columbia.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-31
Sitter 9risen.

Gittsburgb, 9o., 26. San. a4a.
tiouaI 6oreign 9rnoes Council bar
aabnet lin fieroe aorsfonoention
Der. Ter oeItager Gelegereoe ira
ale egne al 2anoet. 9aa anb.
talte Brplioenten FOR
Rercantile Sruit COMPANY I ct.
2ouis, 5erus 5. @aoe, for 1000
8ilbsrere. San erfl9re0e, at De
amerifanife 9aan til europa par
b%riIlante aapitaIonbrin9eIier. gn
anoen al SaIerne bar Commander
Tor Den amerifnnIfe Snouitrifom.
mission til 5ranfrie, 20. Y. Ri.
dolls, Der / Ell Gale on nguropas
inouitrieIIe DENOMINATION" aoDare.
De moo egenfRrligt Snogreb / BEN
europ9iife Sanoel. g5orboloene ef.
ter arigen~ bIiner ct al De SO.
peOipsresmaal, iom oil bIiue orsf-
tet. goa aabningsms0et prRiioe-
reoe 6ormnnoen for II. 2. Steel
Corporation, 5nmes u. 5arreIl.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-31
missionary etuoies."

Com man Ter, er BET en- engeIIf
Bog. Der anmeIoes. ct gfsemplar
oleu for r1ogen 9io iioen ienot os
I'll anmeloelie, men isrit Tor nnlig
81 ol nonet til at eennemie ben.
@i Ital onfere 6orfatterens, Broi.
eomaro Qfeiffer neo Capital Uni
oerIitp, Columbia, 0bio's egne 9ro
ON gogens 8eniigt. Zen oprinOe.
lige 5eniigt meo 9ogens uOgtoelie
Dar al giDe ct nnttigt og 9raftiIf
@runolog for ct SIRIUS / n@oans
aeliltic~ pe0 Sfolerne. Otter nogen
erInring er ban oDerbeoiit ON, at
ct alirius, iom oil uoruite og op-
flamme pore Sttoenter for Misifo.
men, bill tiene en- lignenoe 0eniigt
blonot ltfge Wenneifer / pore NE.
nigbeoer oa / friitne Siem, Oeriom
@enltanoen bebanoles rigtig."
Oct par netop BEN OoerbeOisning
pi fom til Deo @enneml9sning al
Bogen, at Den err pei ififfet baaoe
fom @runolag for Ntisiionsihioier
oeo bore SfoIer, men tiIIige egnet
fom 9iGIp til at gipe opIpite arilt.
ne | glminoeligbeo Soeriigt ooer
os SnteresIe for Nisiionen baaoe
blemnte oa uoe.
Den er inooelt | fire SoUeoai.
init: u Siitoriif 8aggrunO for
Observation-Disclosures. . Dfis-
iionsprineipper / Alminoelig6eo
me0 Iprlig a~noenoelle paa Seo-
ringemisiion, - 81 Siemme- og
Snoremisiion, - a WisIionslipets
Rornfter / Mooermenigbeoen.
gogen er foripnet meo Operfigt
cper Sn6boloet fapitelois foran og
ueo nIfebetiif 8egiiter bagi. 0ens
5terrelie er 37t Sioer, oens 9ris
s 100 / Sberting gino. 5orlegge-
rem er 2utberan Boot Concern,
Columbus. o. Zen faas ogiua |
Dan. 0utb. giibI. Souie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-31
sanOaabnins / 3. 9afota.

Wnibington, 9. g., %. San.
De 5oreneoe Staters Snoenriesoe-
portement oil s. 5ebriar aabne for
Settling UNDER Be alminOelige
6omeiteao- og HeflamntionsloDe op
hnoo 1000 Stores frugtbart 9on0
| Belle 6ourde 9alen, Sno Ia
fota. Def er Den iemte Del ai
oeHne SanoitrRfning, Iom biotil Ell
anbnet og ligger fun faa DaiI ira
Bp, og BET til ~Sernbanen iteoenoe
9ano er aIlereoe opoDrfet al Settle.
re. Ger afrqDes iom iGouanlig ire
Mars sSpbplo paa r9qroet, og til
uIfe pirfellge Settlere oiI sS~ieii~:ae-
tionspnienet ffaffe Srrigotion til
oct pirfeIige aoiteilOe uoen @enter
pnn afbetaIinger poo 20 9fnrs Sib.
#eeeringen ~betragter oenne 9anO.
aabning om peciel gOO, Og puu
@rnno al De uitoarenoe sfonomiite
SQr2oto % EDrfioen, dnfages oct,
at Ser BIZ bfioe en- itor SiIitrsmning
al JoIf, iom bill tage SomeiteuO.
Com ct gepis paa Den sseoe
gnrSL !, acknowledgements ststte
bar gibet anno | bette Strsg, an.
fsres, at 9ano, Der bIeO toget
fom 9omeitea6f 1912 og oengan1
bleb paroiat fit $25 pr. afre, nplia
er folgt for $i25 pr. acre.
Wnn fat fn1 nsiere gfterretning
ON Belle 6ourcbe-4abningen peo
at ifripe til Settlementsagentei
Gorene6e Staters RecIamationSer .
pice, Gbicago.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-31
8ilions Sermbaneprosram.

8ofbington, .. g., %. San.
BrGiioent Billions Blon ON en-
iupplerenoe SernbaneIopginning /
Weofsr al bans 2sfte poa ben
Fio, Neutrality-suspicious. bleu pres
let gennem aongreSien, bIep | @nor
braet til en- Stnns. Senatets So.
mite for WeIlemitotsbanoel beiIiit.
teoe meo 10 mob 7 Stemmer al
.faite ben Del Of aominiitrationens
proeram ODER goro, iom goar uo
paa tolrngen lln6erIsgelie og Stri.
.|feforbu6. 4omiteen afflog at goo
meo paa en- anmooning at Breii-
benton ON at tage bans geilutnina
unoer fornpet Operpeielie / n9itt
l1ge.
Weoens bette foregif, git gbefer'
ne for be fire itore Sernbonefag'
|foreninger be iomme Meno
pan zen I1n6tagelie npr, fom fro
@alIeriet par Bione til Moamion
2obens WeotngeIie after ino
aapitoliet os operbnnste grpii
oenten for at faa bom til at op
|gipe bette Sernbnneprogrnm. .
bam ON ! Steoet for Jor
ilaget ON tpungen llnoerisgeiie a
|tage oeres GoriIag ON Oprettelf
|of en- BrIlesfomite at Sernbaneoi
reftsrsr Og observation-disclosures
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-31
Rere ON eamO j sO. Daft.

pierre, q. o, 81. San. Statens
Q~nn6fontor bar MI beitemt, naar
o. bDor StdtsInno fol iplges Ell
Ter bortforpagtes ! 1917. 8eo Gal.
get ffal asberen betaIe en- Jieroe'
Del al 26beiummen paa Steoet,
me6ens be ire 5ieroeoele ifal be-
tales / ire Iige dele efter benbolos-
bis fem, ii og femten aar. @enten
Hal pRre fem procent.
auffionerne ifnI boIoes TanIeoes
II. April, @regorp Gountp; is
apriI, Charles Dir Gountp; 10
apriI, Douglas COUNTY; 20. april
auroro County; 81. April, 9aft
Gountp; "a April, spinf gountpt
26 Mpril, Gomunos; 26. april
Rcg9berfon; 81. apriI, Wcpber'
fon; ~. apriI, Brotpn, og %. u
priI. &on6 Gountp.
& GorbinoeIje meo aifftionern'
aortforpoetes Statslano.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-31
Gn Sa6rifseier Opmt til 5ensiel.

geep gorf, 81. San. 6obrifeier
Samuel 9arfin, / bois Sfiorteia-
BRIT nj auinoer og fire Meno iat-
te 9ioet til UNDER en- Brand for en-
.Si0 iioen, er at Ssieiteretsoommer
Rapper iOsmt ira to og ct ballot
4ars til lem og ct bnlot aars
|6engiel. De omfomne miiteoe 81.
pet, for0i en- 5nloosr meIIem Bar.
fins aontorer og oct 8Grfiteo,
bDori De arbeioeoe, bar ailnaiet %
fife fun0e aabnes. 8ommeren no
talte, at 0ommen buroe nPre en-
2pre for arbejoseioere ON at isr-
ge for 0eres 5oIfs Sifferbeo /
9ronotiIfRloe.
9arfins aompagnon og 5uiets
IGiere bleD ligeleoes lat UNDER ill
tale / 5orbin6eIie meo ltIpffen, men
Sagen moo Dem bar life o9ret ior
enonu.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-31
Sorcilaar S60,000,000 til SefGit.
ming.

8nfbington, .. g., %. San.
MISUNDERSTANDING rappor-
tere0es I @aar / Suiet al 5orman-
Sen Esiherfomiteen for geI9tniu.
ger, Congressman Spneer Sber.
lep ira 9entucfp. Der foreIloas be-
nilget ca. $60.000,00 geuilanings.
forilagene gaar no poa en- Gum al
|$51 1896, 593, men oeo Sioen Der.
al er Der Nlrtorifation af aontraf.
ter til ct gelsb of S4459, 900.
Den iamleoe 9epilgning onerifrioer
inoeuprenoe aars meo paa bet npr.
meite $23, 100000. I'll Ssaeroplo.
ner, Der ifdl fnpttes til apitforipars-
OPienet, foreiIaas beoiIget $780,
900. 9et.e er fsrite Sang, en- Iaa-
ban Bot bar bpret opfert pna Be
fRitning s9uOgettet. 8lnnot 5orilo-
gets andre BoIter er: Sil apitfor-
foarstanoner, $9,32I000; til am-
munition til oisie 100000 900;
4onitruftion Of 9atterier, $2,500,-
900; ammunition til aanoner al
minore 9aliber, 81 100000, til
5oranoring at aononer og Mortere,
800, 600. Oct foreiIooebe gelsb
er oct itsrite, iom enonu bar bpret
foreIInnet til apitforinaret.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-31

1sr fpitteret. R al 9r. A ................ .$20333.2 20
@If Sorn, ga. 8eter 6. Qroman -. ............ 5000
indianapolis, Sn0, 9eter 6. MsIler 49,. 10000
0es Moines, Sa, 9nrtle Sergenien :. .......... 1000
9rooflpn, u. .. Salem M8b. gtiis 9afleo $25; III
stefens bo. $25 o 5000
Bortlano, Oregon, Bait. 9. Z. Rieler g.. ........ 1000
Smeetnatr, Qe6r, 0rs. Sof1aaro ............. 300
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-31
Ill set mn Roffinbus
4 misfionen,

or tDIfferef, le HbI. Ut. 4 =. -. t.....t..t...... Y2ZUJ.IO
Oro, Qebr, Dars. q. Z. Senien -. ............ 200
auoubon, SSa, ebene5er Mgb. g5ris Senien =. -. 500
3uifin, Iebr, Senrp u. 6anien =. ..........t. 100
auOubon, So, ebene3er Digb, Sans q. Sc5miot 1000
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-31
Kvitteringer
Til den forenede danske evangeliske lutherske
Kirkes Bsrnehjem.
For kvitteret


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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-31

Eiliammen. $t999.04
81 o misfionen

2er ~foitteret ie aI. Rr. A =. 8
Council 9lufis, Sa, getbania aDi. (aae Dirs) g. 5.
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ien, Scbraeoer, Sans Olien, Riels Sobnien. Sopbie
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len, Sacob Olen, Carrie @briitenen, Daartin Gbrit.
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6. u. Gbrienien, u. Moer, q. 3. geterfen, Cars
Nielien, q. u. Hsrgoaro, 8. Steffenen, 5obn San.
len, 9ans 8. Sanien, Sobn @ebubr bOer 81; 8.
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terien, .. Da. Waaoien, Geo. Beteren, .. Dnnielien,
George GaneIien, 9aOioien, I. 6. Gbriitenen bo 81;
Sans anoerien DOC :. ...............
Orb, Qebr, Dlrs. u. g. Senien ...................
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auoubon, Sa, ebene5er Dlgb. (aae Urs.) SenrpS dmi6t,
q. 9. Scbmiot, Bertha Senieu, o. Q. @britianien,
RieIs s. Scbmiot 20. so; Carl geterien, quopia Wii.
tier. Sans Rielien, gbris aruOien, NieIs sonien, S.
6. Sanien, 5eroinan Semen, Gbriten SenIen, Na.
rte @intber, 8. q. Rasmusien, Ebpge 9bpgeien, Uiinnie
Senrifien, Sens Sacobiet, Otto 6. Senien, 8. 6. Gan.
fen, 6. 8. AnSerien, 9mirits geterfen, $ans Ebueen,
fSreo Sobnief, anoers Ssrenien, Dortbp Sanien, 6.
g @aoien bD. 81; SenrniHgien, antOn peiterfen
goelus, Nebr, 6. 9. anberIen % sutrn F. ........
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glainpietu, Rebr, (ane Nrs) CIR. S~srenien, 2ilIetbo.
rup, 3. %. SEMEN, q. 5. Riefien, SeIene geterlen,
5srgeu Senien, Gam WartinOn, s. 3. &anien bD. 81
8. %. NieIien 9. Sobnion, ID. G6rfitiauen, anoers
9lasmasien bD. SOC i. ..................
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Sanien, 9. earien. 81 g'oIe, FalIne Senirninaien,
:. 6plonbl bp. 81. CaIe Daiis) Gina NieIien, Mo,
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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-23
ITALIAN WILL FIGHT
WHITE SLAVE CHARGE
Asks Extension of Time in
Which to Enter Plea.

Pel1egro ibete) iipp, alleged white
SLAYER who was arralgned before .Ildg,
Asa l.. Duncan in the district cour,
yesterday afternoon. was given until
10 a. m, today, To enter his plea. Pippi
asked that the court allow him addi-
uonal time in which to enter his plea
III order to obtain copies of certain
kilograms which, il is said, have i'm
purtant bearing on the reason for
Marie ChampanG's presence in Mis-
soula, who is prosecuting witness in
the case.
On his first arraignment Pippi en-
tered demurrer, but ii was ovcrruled
by the court. Iippi has retained
Charles A. Russell as his counsel
flppi was arrested last SATURDAY.
evening in a raid on the Europe no.
tel, by city and county officials, fol-
towing the disclosures made to Po-
liccman Bishop by Marie Champang.
VINO later, with Elsie Leonard" n
wife of soldier NOW i'll training. filed
alllhhNltS before Coupty Attorney
FRED Ans"Vlne, duplicating pippi in a
violation of the Donlan law.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-23
Record
Made by Montana il
Recruiting.

Montana has furnished thou
sands Of recruits for the army and
navy and the number is far in ex-
cess Of all expectations with the
result that the state takes its place
among the leading commemorative
OF the Union in this respect. said
william Hendry. chief machinists
mate. who was in Missoula yester-
day on a canvassing trip.
Firemen and machinists especially
are needed. Hendry says. Men with
experience in these trades are sent to
Salt Lake for final physical examina :
ton. then to San Francisco, where
they are furnished with uniforms and
placed aboard the first ship that ar
rives ready for active duty. Advance
ment is rapid for them. though they
are enlisted as second class firemen or
machinists on arrival. Men who have
not had any previous experience ar"
accepted as third-class firemen and
given an opportunity to work up.
Hendry intends to make regular Wis
its to Missoula every Friday in order
to extend an opportunity to all vol
unteers who desire to enlist. Many
prospective recruits for the navy who
have applied at the army and marine
corps recruiting stations have been
turned away because those officers had
no authority to accept them.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-23
SOLDIERS T0BE
kApPAS' GUESTS
Uncle Sans Men in MissOula
Invited to Attend Bene-
fit Dance.
GIVEN FOR RED CROSS
College Girls Planning Big
Entertainment for Thurs
day Evening.

All soldiers stationed in Missoula
will be honor guests at the big Red
ross benefit ball to be given by the
-ipra Kappa Gamma sorority in
Mon Temple on the evening of
Thanksgiving day.
The college girls who are giving the
dance have sent special invitation
to the men at Fort Missoula and will
also invite the recruiting officers Of the
army and navy now stationed in the
city.
The associated students of the Uni
versity of Montana and the Missoula
Social Dancing club are cooperating
with the hostesses. Both organizations
postponed dances set for next Thurs
day so that the Red Cross ball might
be success.
The dance promises to he the most
important social event Of months
Nearly a thousand invitations have
been sent out. Cotillions and Other
favor dances will be features of the
evening. and the dancing will be in
terspersed With bits of entertainment
to be contributed by Pantages per-
formers and Missoula talent.
The proceeds of the dance will be de-
voted entirely I" the treasury of The
Missoula chapter Of the Red Cross.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-23
DR., LEVINE WILL
talk ON RUSSIA
Fourth Of Series on Nations
Of War Is Of Special
Significance.
AT UNIVERSITY HALL
Local Professor Has Peculiar
knowledge of Affairs
in Country.
AT UNIVERSITY HALL

The fourth lecture in the series on
the nations of the war; given by the
public service 1epartm of the State
University. will be given this evening
in the university hall by Dr. Louis
Levine. who has Russia for his sub
iect. This lecture. given as have been
the others for the benefit Of the Red
Cross, will prove. of especial interest
at this time because Of the political up
heaval which has been shaking the
country for the past seven months
And DIR. Levine has direct and in
innate acquaintance with the subject
of his address having written many
articles on Russia and her people.
In 1914 he published a monograph on
PRO Slavism and European Pol
tiles" in the Political Science Quar-
terly. He has also written articles
for Several of the New York dailies.
DR. Levine is well acquainted with
Russian literature. Russian political
aspirations. Russian Socialism and
many other elements which have di-
rect bearing on the question as To
whether or not Russia Will step out OF
The war. or continue with her allies [,
help win it.
While in Russia DIR. Levine Travelled
extensively, visiting kiev, Warsaw, Bia :
lostocltet and several other centers. He
was educated in Russia.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-23
DANCE FOR X. OF G.
ARMY FUND TONIGHT
Affair at Union Temple Will
Open Three Day Drive.

\ big sal" of tickets for the Knights
OF Columbus dance has been reported
10 The committee in charge of the lieu
tenants who have been canVassing the
city. Tn" affair will be held tonight
IN Mon tempt" and is the first gun
In three day campaign to raise funds
Tor work of the Catholic society in
army environments of the country.
roth President Wilson and Secretary
Baker have given their endorsement to
the campaign.
The knights have set $4,000. 900 as
the goal, Sl,O0O,o00 of which already
las been pledged. AS with the y. NJ.
&C.. \. camps conducted at the various
training quarters FOR the soldiers. cv-
crNone, regardless of color or creed is
to share the benefits this fund win
provide.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-23
DEFAMER OF FLAG
GETS THIRTY DAYS
Fennell Unable to Get Law
yer to Defend Him.

Charles Fennell. an |. w. w. who
was found guilty Tuesday afternoon
by William Dyson, Justice of the peace.
on the charge of OBTAINING the national
colors in the presence of police officers
at the police station a short time ago,
was sentenced to 80 days in the coun-
ty Jail.
Fennell denies that he made the re-
mark about a Salvation Army war
service league button, but says that
the filthy statement was meant for the
''Wobbly" button that he was wearing
at the same time. He says that he will
appeal his case to higher court.
Bonds of $3.50 We're fixed by Judge Dy-
son, but being unable to. produce them
Fennell was locked up
In spite of strenuous effort, Fcnnell
has thus far been unable it appears, to
obtain the services of an attorney to
defend his case. AT the time Of the
trial he said that he didn't need II
lawyer.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-23
STUDIO INTERESTING PLACE.

one OF tht interesting places in Mis-
SCUBA at this time Of Christmas prep
tfatlon is the Photographic studio con-
Quoted by Mrs. X. d. Shorthili in the
Duncan block. Mrs. Shorthil is as
sisted by Mrs. ]. G. Mcdonald, and the
two are kept busy making the portar its
in sepla or black and white finish,
which are so much favored this year
Tor christmas rcmcmberanceS. Mrs
Shorthill has taken a course of study
IN famous Omaha studio that en-
hbleS her to attain artistic results in
posing and expression.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-23
J. K. Eek Becomes Member
of Perry Coal Company

The O. w. Perry Coal company has
changed It's name to the Perry Eck
uei and Mortar company with a
corresponding change in its line o.
business. }. r. Eek, who was foreman
in charge of the construction of sub
stations for the Milwaukee railway be
tween Avery, Idaho, and Three Forks
Montana, has come into the company
to have charge of its new line OF
cement contracting
The ranch formerly owned by Pat
rick conroy has been purchased by the
company and the gravel beds will be
put at once into use. Bins will be
built and facilities placed for hoist
ing gravel and cement into motor
trucks. The uptown office of the
Perry Eek Fuel and Mortar company
will be as before. at 204 Higgins ave
nue..
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-23
Poor
Entertained at County
Farm by Humane Society.

Thirty-two inmates of the cOun-
ty poor farm We're given treat
yesterday afternoon. In the way of
service of prayer and song.
Members Of the Missoula County
Humane society. accompanied by
Rev. Walter r. Lockwood Of the
Baptist church. and the musicians.
Mrs Harold High and Mrs. George
McAllister. were taken by Mrs.
George NJ. Jennings ia her auto
mobile. to the big home up the
Rattiesnake valley. where 80 men
and two women are living.
The poor farm is kept clean and
warm by the managers. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bomga rdner, so report the
visitors Of yesterday. but cleanli
ness and warmth is not all that
hearts desire. The good cheer Of
Scripture readings and prayer of
vocal solos and chorus singing Of
the ld-time songs. was given
eager Welcome by the residents at
the farm Yesterday. They said
over and over. "Oh. do come
again
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-23
DUKHONIN REFUSES
TO ASK ARNiSTICE
Russian General Deposed for
Failure to Obey.

Petrograd via London, Nov. 22.-
British admiralty yer wireless press
Nikolai l.enine and Ensign y. krylen-
peoples commissaries of war, have is
sued n proclamation to the army and
navy. The proclamation says
ION Tuesday General Dukhonin Vas
ordered To offer an armistice to all ma =
tons. allied ana hostile.
The message was received at head
quarters Wednesday and General Fax :
honin was instructed to keep the peo-
pies cummisSarieS continually in
formed as to the progress Of pour par
lers and only to sign an agreement tor
commissaries had been received. Hav
ing received no answer from Dukhonn.
by "Wednesday. categorical order was
sent, instructing him to offer. imae
diately and formally, an armistice for
the purpose of commencing peace pour
parlers, he refused to obey.
General Dukhonin has been in
formed that he has been deposed from
his functions for disobeying the gov
eminent and for conduct. which is
bringing unheard of sufferings to al
country, especially the armies. He has
been ordered to continue his duties un~
Ill the new commander in chief on
any other persons authorized by him
arrives to take command. EnSigi
krylenko has been appointed the new
| comma nder- in chief