davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1918-06-19
TFi milliony Americana We zbra
nj dne /. srpna.

Washington, D. G., II. Gervna.
Til milliony Americana bndon
Sc nal6zati We zbrani dne /. srpna.
die iifedniho oznameni. 100000
americk{ch vojaku naltza Sc jiz
ve Francii a -poeet tento dopln5n
lude ma 100000 pocatkem GER
yence. General Crowder prohla-
sil, ze rozsifenf veku pro vojen,
skou slnzbu stane Sc nutnosti, bu-
deli pokratoyano Y povolani mu-
III do zbrlna ,iitomqe mife. l.
Vsichlli muE, zafazeni do tffdg
prgnf, budou Sc nalezati We zbrarl
kolem |. ledna. Naznacil, re l.
BAT 900 muzn y 2,42S,000, zaraze-
nTch do tffdy prvnf, bylo poyola-
10 do zbrane Dalsi pax pcvola
vani budou yelice rychIe Gene
raj Crowder schvaluje zasad6
pfedlohg. nayrzenou senatorent
Franceln, z Marylandu. rozsifujltl
registratnl vek cd IS do As rollu,
Y jehoz dtlsledku ziskani byli BY
dalSi muzi pro vojenskou a indu-
strialni sluzbu. Neschyaluje vsak
vekove obmezenl teto predlohy.
Konecne tlslice klasifikaci regi-
strovanych byly yydany a z tech
to yychazi ma jeyo, re 2,428,72
zafazeno bylo do tf1dy prye Gel
kovtho poGtu s,689,447, do tffdy
druh6 500, ,666, do tr1dy tfeti 427,-
$40, do tridy ctvrte 3,483.326 a
do trfdy pate 1,S39,856.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1918-06-19
Bolsevicky sbor poruban Nemci
v Ukraine.

Amsterdam, II. tervnae Ge-
neral Knoerzer telegram gene
ralu Eichhornoyi, nemeckenln We
liteli V Ukraine, oznamuje, die
sdtleni depese 2 Kyjeva, ze asi
10000 bolseyickyeh radych gardi-
stn, vedenych ceskymi dustojnf-
ky, bylo tem6r npln6 pornbalo
.nemeckymi voisky zapadne cd
Taganrogu, ruskeho piistavlste
ma severnim brezu Azovskeho mo-
re. Bolseyieka vojska, pfisla cd
.Lciska, vylodena byia ma lkfae
iinskfm pobfeM more Azovslzeho
q postupoyala smerem k Tagan-
rogu. Vice jak 5000 mrtvych Rn-
sil napocteno bylo ma boJisti, V
ternz nejsou zapocltani ii, kdoz u
tonuli, kdyz pokollSeli Sc unik-
nouti V lodicich, na ktere Nemcl
zallajili stfelbn. (S temi ceskgml
dilstojnilSy je to trochu podeziel6
a ie mozne, ze celia tato zpraya
ie . onoho pramene, z kter6ho Wy
Ella zprilya o 1000 zajatTch Ce-
chi Y Ukraine. Nemci nejak mn-
81 Sc mstiti ma Cesich "a to, ze jim
tax 1spesne kfizujl plany Sibi-
ii. Kdyz jinak ne, tax aspon roz-
sifoyanlm povesti tohoto druhu.
Nase armada nuSi N6mce StraSn6
paliti. Je ale mimo .jejich dosah
a mimo dosad zradnych bolseyi-
XII. Q nase hochy strach m1ti ne
musime. OKLA V Mich stara husit
ska krev doyedou Sc vsnde cest-
ne obhajiti, jak dokazali V minu-
llch dnech ma Sibifi.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1918-06-19
Spoienci odrazili slime
1toky rakouskych armad
podel cele italske fronty
RakuSane posilami Ruska pokusili Sc pfekro-
ceni reky Piave a dosthnouti bohatych
planin Benatska

linii We yychodnim sektoim Asia
90 plosiny, Y ,ldoli feky Brenta a
ma hofe Grappa, je popisoyana Y
dfedni zprav6 italskeho hlayniho
stanu. Nepratelskym htok1m by
10 celeno Y pfednim obrannem IL
zemi.
Praydepodobne ohledem ma
slib presidenta Wilsona, ze valka
neskonci. dokud zla, zpnsobena
Elsasku a Lotrinsku, nebudou ma
pravena, americke sbory znat-
ne sile zauialy posice malebnem
1zemi Elsaska. Americana byli
zde liz Cd Il. kyetna a Nemci po
uznamenani dnleaitosti tohoto po-
hybu, Sc strategickeho moralni-
no stanoviska, proyedli ntok pro
ii MIN. Americke ztraty byly ie-
nom male.
Italska yojska houzevnate udr-
znji posice ma Asiago fronte, die
oznamem valeene nfadovny. NSu-
de 1pme znovu zaujala puyodni
sve posiee ma Asolene hofe Sola-
rola a slime tisni nepfltele, ktery
pfekrocil feku Piaye. Raknsane
DO prudkem bombardovanl napa-
dIi francouzske posice, ale ntok
jejich Sc ztroskotal o ncinny o.
hen francouzskych sboril. Nepra-
telske ztraty byly yelke vedle
toho macny poeet zaiatcll znstal
We francouzskych rnkou Bitya
je Y proudu podtl cele fronty.
Y italske poslanecke snemovn6
doslo K scenam velkeho nadsenl.
kdyz ministr valky, general Zu-
pelli, oznamil 1spechy italskeho
vojska a odraaenl nepfitele pres
to, ze tento nalGza Sc Y pocetni
pfeyaze ma vetsi easti fronty. Ce-
le shromazdenf povstalo a nadse-
ne apIaudovalo. General prohla-
sil. ze ziskani vic jak 5000 nepfa-
telskych zajatcn je dikazem, ze i
talska vojska jsou skutecne hr-
dinska.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1918-06-19
Dosavadni americke ztraty.

Washington, D. G., II. cervna.
- S oznamenymi ztratami V tom
to tydnu v poctn 7l9 muzi, celko-
We ztraty americkych vojsk Y
zamofi cd zahajeni valky jsou s.
034. q tohoto poctu $50 usmree.
nj byli Y boji, 35l zemfel nasled.
KEN ran, 1924 nasledkem memo
cl, 423 nasledkem nehod q jinych
pfiein, 29l ma mofi, 1851 byl ra-
men Y boji, a 1862 Sc pohfesujf v
boji, zahrnuje to zajatce.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1918-06-19
Mirove boure v proudu v
Rakousku.

LondJn, II. cervna. : X yaz-
n}m udalostem dochazf V Rakon-
skn, die nepotvrzenyeh dosud
zprav z Holandska a Spanalska.
Pravi Sc, ze boure jsou ma dennfm
poradku We Vfdni a ze veci do
Sly do kritickeho stavu. Jak vaz-
nou je situace, neni doposud Jas
no. Doslo k vaznym nepokojdm
Y rllzn{ch Gastech zems, jmeno-
yite Y Cechach ma Morave a po-
liticke napjetf mezi Rakouskem a
uherskem zda Sc vzrilstati. Pra-
vi Sc, ze obyvatelstyo dozaduje Sc
mlru "a iakoukolv cenu.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1918-06-19

Gdtkem pristine roku vse, co Iii
stale y ruskc armady, ocitne Sc
pod n6meckEm praporem, nebu-
3e-li lined utineno spojenci kro-
XII 2a tcelem zastayeni poskyto-
y,ni koncesi ktere moskevskd
glada dini u5meekym pozaday-
kun.
Gechoslovaei, jak Sc vyrozumi-
va, mai nynf We sve moci celou
tfetinu trans.sibifsk6 zeleznice
bylo zv6deno tredne dnes, ze ne
pochybn6 json V stavu diktoyati
podmfnky bolSevicke Wade ma
sledkem sye kontroly mad potray-
mimi zasobami Y Sibifi, ma kterf
seyerni Rusko ie uplne odkaza-
mo.
LondJn, II. tervna. Korres-
pondent 6asopisu Times 2 Pekin-
gu sd6lnie, ze protibolsevicke q
t6pl V Sibifi ziskava ma sve slle.
ESude konaji Sc demonstrace pro
III bolsevikAm, ale stfediska oby-
|yatelstva isou Y rukou bolsevikd
a jenom nich jsou zasoby zbra-
nj a stfeliya, tax ze jakekoliy
branne povstani proti MIN je tez
koa yeci. Obyvatelstvo V Sibifi
vola po zakroGeni spojench, ko-
lem nichz by mohlo Sc shromaz
dit.
General semenov, viidce proti-
bolseyickych sbord Sibifi, byl
nueen ustoupiti k Daurktia, jeato
voJSka bolsevieka, sesllena meme
ckFmi yalecnymi zajatci, ukaza-
LA Sc silnejsimi.
Moskevska zprava sdeluje, ze
vice .iak 300 zatceni provedeno
bylo v Moskve po odhaleni proti-
sovetskeho spiknuti Mezi zatce.
nymi naleza Sc Kiskin, bJvaly mi
INSTR vefejneho blaha v kabinete
herenskeho. Take Maljantosev,
ministr spravedlnosti v kabinet6
Kerensk6ho, byl zatcen, iakoz i ce-
Ia rada vidcu socialnich demo
kratt a socialnich revolucionafn.
Bolsevieka vIada tvrdi, ae hla-
ynl stan spiknutf V Moskve roz-
siril svoji organisaci po cel6 Sibi-
ii stfednim- Rtlsku pode jnlr-
mem "Jednota pro obranu- vlasti
a svobody." Organisace je obyi-
n6na, ze mela zameru poraziti
vladu sovetl a zrlditi ma JEFF mi
ste vladu, pracujicf pro narodni
zaJmy Ruska, reorganisaci arma
dy ma stare zakladn6, pokracoya-
nj We valce proti N6mcim a ku
podpofe spojencd. Organisace
tato sestayala temer vyhradne
byvalIch dustojnika, ktefi oble-
teni isouce do oSum6Iych hadr8,
cestovali jako nosiGi zavazadel a
delnici.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1918-06-19
Nemci postupuji v Rusku.

Londyn, II. cervna. Nemci
zahajili ofensivni operace Y Ru-
sku, porusivse tax opatreni smlou-
Wy Bfestu Litevskeho, die j.
skroy6 depese 2 Moskvy. Jak Sc
sdeluie, zahaiili nepfatelske ope-
race ma fronte cd Valuika k Zu-
koTsku, zmocnivse Sc tfi vesnic '
Ineutralnim pasmu.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1918-06-19
Jihoafrikani dozaduji SO
republiky.

Londyn, II. cervna. = Hnuti
"a fl6elem zffzeni republiky z j
hoafrickych osad Sc siff velkou
rychlosti vlada Kapskem Me-
stA snazi Sc potlaciti tuto propa-
gandn. Ministr dopravnictvf pro-
hlasil, ze stanne pravo bude pro-
hlaseno. nebude-li propaganda u.
drzovana Y zakonitych mezich.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1918-06-19
Aviatik Rickenbacker uznanym
e3eTn.

S americkymi armadami We
Francii, IT. tervna. - Eddie Ri
ckenbacker, byvaly automobiloy}
zavodnik z Omahy a nynf Glen a.
meriek5ch aviatickych sboril,
stal Sc americky1m druhym esem.
ByI nfedne kreditovan francouz-
sklini autoritamj peti vitezstviIni
mad nemeckfmi avlatiky mezi 20.
dubnem a 80. kvetnem.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1918-06-19

LondTn. H. Cesko- takem pristine roku vse, III
sovenska voka operu prot stao rsf armady ocitne
ruke sov6tskt Wade Sibi pod n6meckm praporem nebu
obast UraskJch hor pokrali e lined utneno spoenc ro
svych spesic die sd6e de m ceem zastayenl poskyto
pese Mokyy datoyant dae H. m konces kere moskevska
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1918-06-19

L0ndyn, ~. cefNra, htiaaas
iialske a spojeneu chrabfe pfeko-
nayail yahu silneho ddcru rakou-
skfeb vojsl, ktera zahalila dlon
lo oeekayanou ofensiyu podel
fronty itafskeho ieviste valecne-
no od bodu severozapadnG cd Asi.
ago planiny smerem ylchodnim k
rece Piaye a odtud podel tohoto
rieniho proudu al k ieho lsti do
Adriatickeho more, na fronte te-
mer 100 mil.
Rakusane. vykonayse rozsahle
prfpravy pro tento napor dopra-
venim ma frontu silnych POSI-,
mnohe 2 nich 2 byvallch bitevnich
linii V Rumunsku V Haliti, pou-
iii silnfeh sboru snaze po pro
razeni 81 cesty skrze horske prds.
myky, po pfekroteni reky Piave
a proniknnti ma planiny Benat-
ska. Vsude boie js6u neobytejne
vasnive povahy, zylaste pax w
chodna cd Asiago plosiny, V ildo-
Ii feky Brenta a ma hofe Grappa.
Phi zahaieni zapasu neprltell
podafilo Sc zmocniti Sc nfkolilia
posic frontni linie horske obla-
st. ma Anglicanech a take pfakfo-
eifi reku Piaye. Silngmi protiil-
toky vsak znoyu ziskany byly vse-
chny ztracene posice horaeh, IA
hrnnje Y to fIzcml hlonbce LOCO
yardfi podel fronty 1900 yardd,
kterf Rakusany prynl fast ma
poru bylo yyryano Angliea,iln.
Die poslednich zpray, vojska spo-
lcncll vSude uarzoyala V saehu ne-
pritele a vojska krale Viktora B.
manueIa pokousela Sc houzevnate
zatlatenl nepfitele zpet pres re-
XII Piaye. Italovf ziskali vice lak
5000 ral,ouskych zajatcl, pocita-
ie V to SO dfstojniku
Az dopsud yidehska valecna Il
fadovna vydala ienom strucnou
zpravu velkt bitve. prohlasivsk
ze rakouskt armady ypadly ma
Settle Comuni planinu, lezici We
ylsce 3,40O stop seyerozapadne
Cd Asiago a he az do poledne V
ned6li vice iak 10000 italskych,
anglickJch a francouzskSch voja-
XII bylo zajato a znacny pocet del
nkofist6n.
Sc zahaienim dlouho oeekava-
ne ofensivy rakouske ma italske
fronte, boje We Francii poklesly
pod normal, vyjimajd oblasti j.
hozapadne cd Soissons, kde Fran
couzoye provcdli nekolik prnd-
kych 1tokn proti Nemcilm, udrzu-
jieim 1zemi, dobyte minulem IT,
dnu. Kde nepfltel pred tydnem
vrhal tisiee po tlsicich muzii pro-
ii spojeneckym liniim mezi Mont
didierem a Noyonem, nedele byla
syedkem jeho vyterpani po mar
nych snahach Sc sbory proridlf-
mi znaene V dusledku mnozstvi
pobitych a ranenych ileinnym o
hntm spojencu neochotnymi
syesti novou bitvu.
V proslulem sektoru pfi st. Mi
hiel, .kde Americana prevail svdj
prvni sektor bitevni fronty, Mem
ci proyedli 1der a zmocnili Sc jed
NJ vesnice. Kratce po te byli 2
nj vsak vytlaceni proti1tokem q
posice znovu byly ziskany spojen.
ci. Mnozstyf Nemcn bylo zajato
tomto proti1toku a Nemci ,
malomocnem vzteku trestali'
yesnice "a bitevnimi liniemi delo
stfeleclym bombardoyanim.
v Macedonia operace denne 81
stavajf dnlezitejsimi. Podel dels
casti fronty doslo X obapolpemu
bombardovanf a bulharska vol
ska nekoIikrate pokousela Sc pro
nilsnouti linie spojencn. Vsechny
ieho snahy ale vyznely ma prazd
no.
Rim. II. cervla. Bitva vel
ke prudkosti, Y ktere slime sborJ
pechoty jsou pouzivany Rakusa
ny V pokusu o prorazeni italskycl
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1918-06-19
Anglicane zvlt6zili v sektoru
Il Bethune.

LondJn, II. Gervna. - V utoku
severne cd Bethune anglicka voj-
ska ziskala 1876 zajatcti a predni
pdmecke posice ma fronte dvou
mil, die ozndmeni polnfho marsal.
ka Haiga.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1918-06-19
PocAsf.

Omaha a okolf: chladneji.
Nebraska tastedns podmrac-
mo Y pond6lf; chladnaji Y iihovy-
chodni tasti dterl podasf neu-
stalene.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-01-06
SEEMS EVERYONE IS
ANXIOUS TO TRY IT
Recent Discovery of Ether
Compound That Dries Up
: COrns So They Lift Out.

Good news spreads rapidly and
druggists here are kept busy dispen-
sing freezone, the ether discovery of a
CINCINNATI man, which Is said to loosen
any corn so that it lifts out with the
fingers.
Ask at any pharmacy for quarter
ounce Of freezone, which will cost very
little, but is said to be sufficient to rid
ones feet Of every hard or soft corn
or callous.
You apply just few drops on the
tender aching corn and instantly the
soreness is relieved, and soon the corn
Is 50 shriveled that it lifts out without
PAIN 1t is a sticky substance which
dries when applied and never inflames
or even irritates the adjoining tissue.
This discovery will prevent thou
sands of deaths annually from lockjaw
and infection heretofore resulting from
the suicidal habit Of cutting corns.-
Adv.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-01-06
Informal Dancing Party.

Miss Helena Hutchens and Master
John Hutchens entertained party of
young friends informally Tuesday
evening. at their home on Council
avenue. Their guests were Misses
Marjorie Wilkinson, Elizabeth Rowe,
Carolyn Barnes. Katherine Rudd,
Vivian Efinger. Agnes Barr, Ruth
smith. Anne Hall. Virginia Bartles,
Dorothy Dixon, Eloise Baird, Dorothy
Peterson: Messrs. Oakley Coffee,
Straughan Scheuch, Eugene Simerson,
Tom Duncan, Philip Rowe, Nat Pearce,
Jack Stone, Will Allen. John Barr.
Harold Baird, Robert Harper, Fred
erick Peterson. LeBrun BecSwith, Rad
cliffe Beckwith.- .Cotillion figures were
led by Mrs. George Stone and Attorney
Philip Brown. A great Christmas
tree, with its tiny colored lights made
a center for the sparkle dance, that
charmed the young people dancing and
their elders looking upon the pretty
sight. At II o'clock the guests were
summoned to the dining room. where
birthday cake bearing lighted can
dies held place of honor, celebrating
the birthday of Mr.. Hutchens and
the wedding anniversary of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hutchens. Mrs. George stone
and Miss Mary Elrod assisted the
hostess In serving.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-01-06
CORVALLIS SOCIETY

Cloverdale Homestead No. So of the
Brotherhood of the American Yeomen,
held it's annual installation Of officers
on Wednesday evening at Ghe Odd Fell
lows hall. Initiation ceremonies also
marked the occasion, and with a sub
stantial lunch and social hour. the
session was lengthy. The officers in
stalled; Foreman. o. M. Adams
master of ceremonies, b. J. Smyth; cor
respondent, Mrs. Reuban Million, chap
lain, j. b. Miller; overseer, Chester
Glenn; Lady Rowena, Mrs. Glenn; Lady
Rebecca, Mrs. Lucy Cole: watchmarH
Reuban Million. sentinel, Dan Aldrich
and guard, w. w. Barr.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-01-06
Williams Wa shinaton.

Attorney and Mrs. Derwood Wash
fngton walked in upon their friends in
Missoula Thursday, announcing their
marriage. which was solemnized in
Butte ON New Years day. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. L. A.
Wilson. pastor Of the Congregational
church, In The presence Of few
friends. Mrs. washington was before
her marriage Miss Beatrice Williams
OF Custer. s. D.. and she made her
home In Missoula for short time
about two years ago. Mr.. Washing
ton has made his home In Missoula
Tor the last nine years. He is now
the official court stenographer Mr..
and Mrs. Washington are residing at
S23A East Front street.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-01-06
New Years Day at Home.

The announcement of day "at
home" proved most welcome to friends
OF DR.. and Mrs. E. W. Spottswood and
Mr.. and Mrs. M. J. Hutchens. Nearly
200 :sIen and women called at these
homes on New Years day. between 4
o'clock and o'clock. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. w. Wilcox assisted DR.. and Mrs
Spottswood in receiving. Mrs. NJ. J..
Elrod and Mrs. George Stone assisted
Mrs. Hutchens in serving refreshments.
Many of the callers went on to other
homes In the. neighborhood. making
the day notable for interchange Of
visits.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-01-06

Lafe, the springing vitality Of youth
With sunshine out of doors and good
Will indoors, made happy greeting for
the New Year and made Missoula so
cial life for the week royalty worth
while. There were many large gath
erings during the week. some for dane
Ing, some for singing and some for
eating picnic dinners out of doors by
the stream side. The old-time custom
OF making and receiving New Years
calls was enjoyed by several hundred
citizens, especially so because the
business men had leisure to accom-
pany their wives in both the calling
and the receiving.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-01-06
Eastern Star Install Officers,

The installation of officers for the
ensuing year was the occasion. Thurs
day evening of a very enjoyable ses-
sion of the Eastern Star. Following
the business meeting, lunch was served
and a social time enjoyed. The new
officers are: Worthy matron, Mrs
q. s. Lockwood; worthy patron, w. II.
Christofferson: associate matron, Mrs.
Ed Gibbons: secretary, r., J. Butchart;
treasurer. Mrs. Butchart: conductress,
Mrs. II. d. Stanley, associate Conduc-
tress. Mrs. J. b. Miller: warden. Hazel
Boyer: sentinel, o. S. Lockwood; Ada.
Mrs. Guy Cochran; Ruth, Mrs. w. IL
Young: Ester. Mrs. s. s. Huls; Martha
Mrs. w. 7. Beardsley; Electa, Mrs. T.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-01-06

dyes" and SO called .'restorers."
Any shade from light golden brown
to black.
Sample and booklet sent on receipt
of Zoe. 'Brownatone" is sold by lead
Ing drug stores, in two sizes-S5c and
$l.15. Order direct from the Kenton
Pharmacal CO.. 6SS Coppin Bldg. Cow
ington. KY. your druggist will not
supply YOU. You will save yourself
much ANNOYANCE by refusing to accept
a substitute. No samples at dealers.
lnsist on "Brownatone" at your hair
dresyers. Mention shade desired.
Sold and guaranteed In Missoula by
missouri drug Co.. and Garden City
DRUG 20, Geo. Freisheimer. Prop, and
IQtheE heading dealers.-Adv,
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-01-06
Royal Neiahbors Install Officers.

The Royal neighbours OF America held
installation ceremonies Wednesday
Evening at the Masonic temple. The
officers to hold place this year are
Emma Minard, oracle; Kate Livingston.
oracle: Mary Larson. past oracle:
Margaret MCGEE, vice chancellor;
Julia Slider recorder; Jennie Cor
man. receiver; Mella Carter. mar
shall: Harriet Cook. inner sentinel:
Cora Lowry, outer sentinel; Victoria
Nugent, manager. The graces appoint
cd by Mrs. Minard are Josephine Thib-
odeau, Faith; Ida Bogart. unselfish-
ness Lennie Miller. Endurance: Leonl
Nichols, Modesty Louise Maurer,
Courage.
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Eieeta Chapter lnstalIs.

Electa chapter No. I, Order of East
ern Star. held installation ceremonies
last Wednesday evening at the Masonic
temple. The retiring matron, Mrs. Clara
Lawyer conducted the installation. The
officers indicted were Nellie Wallace,
worthy matron; Chris A. Rupp, worthy
patron; Annie p. Bell, associate ma
iron; Ida T.. Farmer. secretary; Mary
A. Houston, treasurer; Ethel Evenson,
conductrcss; Allie Sargant, associate
conductress; Eunice Kinsman. chap
lain; Grace Dyson, marshal: Mabel
Lindstadt, Adah: Effie Hiscock. Ruth;
Elizabeth Ramey, Esther; Martha
Jameson, Martha; Dora T.. Springer
Electa; Emma Getchell, warden; Alex
Henderson, sentinel; Altha Grant, or
ganst.
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Mr.. and Mrs. James Tucker enter
tanned a company of ncighbors at their
home in the Rattlesnake valley, last
Monday evening. Cards and dancing
were enjoyed until midnight, when
greetings for the New Year were ex-
changed and supper was served. The
guests of especial honor were the Ia
dies who assisted Mr.. and Mrs. Tucker
in harvesting their immense potato
crop last fall, Mesdames John Dunn,
Katherine Gleason, ]. Il. Gavin and
Elizabeth Ressier. These ladies worked
for three weeks, picking, sorting and
sacking potatoes. Mr.. Ressler. who is
seventy years old, prepared the appe-
tizing dinner each day for the tired
and hungry potato pickers. Others
who had part in the good time at the
Tucker hone Monday evening were
Messrs and Mesdames Lee Day, Smith,
Langley, Bishop. Sain, Van Leuven,
Harvey johnson, w. J. Johnson; Misses
Gross. Bishop. Cameron, Smith. Gavin:
Messrs. Jensen, Guettler. Lilly, Bishop,
johnson, Gavin and Gross.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ctute Entertain.

Mr.. and Mrs. Earl A. Clute enter
tanned company of friends on New
Years evening, at their home, 40'
South Sixth street, east. Their guest
list included Messrs. and Mesdames w
r. Springer, S. r. Burdick, l.. Il. Jones
+. +. Brewer. J. A. Wells. L. N. Baker
Harry Jameson, Newell Cough and II
o. Bell. Mrs. Clute was assisted by hel
sister, Miss Velma Sabelman. The eve
ming was spent with happy informality
dancing and playing cards sharing time
with refreshments.
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Hook and Needle Club.

On Friday afternoon Mrs. George
Shippam entertained the Hook and
Needle club at her home on Orange
street. The ladies busted themselves
during the afternoon with fancy work
and knitting, and at o'clock Mr.. Ship
pam had the husbands of the club
members come I'm to sumptuous dim
ner. After dinner very delightful
evening was spent at the card tables,
the game being progressive Five Hun
dred. A beautiful new Edison fur
nished music during the evening. Mrs.
Shippam was assisted by her sister,
Mrs. d. r. Campbell, In entertaining
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank lngalsbe. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Ledley, Mr.. and Mrs. d. r.
Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom II. Weav-
er, Mrs. Sarah Campbell. Mrs. A,
Melchoir, Misses Vivian and Florence
Melchior and Mr.. Duncan Beaton.
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Comforts Committee Meets.

The comforts committee of the for
est service will meet Monday evening
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Grard, at 223 Blaine street. The wom-
Ell knit or sew for the soldiers and the
men play and pay during the evening.
Last Monday, the meeting was held
at the home of the Misses Ammen on
South Fourteenth street. There were
so men and women present and upon
this occasion, the men chopped and
piled wood, receiving the usual wages
of $3.50 day, which made their earn
ings for the evening $l.55.
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At the Country Club,

at the Country club when large num-
Der of members and guests of the Mis-
soula Country club enjoyed music and
dancing over the midnight hour The
welcome was continued on Tuesday
afternoon, when more than 100 guests
called. Misses Ruth and Edith Green
ough. Helen Mcleod, Dorothy and
Kathryn Donohue, Dorothy Sterling,
Charline Johnson and Ruth Keith
were among the young ladies who as
sisted in serving refreshments during
the afternoon.
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HOW DARWiN's WORK BEGAN.

Charles Darwin laid the foundation
for his great work on the evolution of
man while acting as naturalist to the
expedition of H. NJ. s. Beagle. which
was dispa tched to South American
waters for a photographed survey in
1882.