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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-23
BOHATA VDOVA ZATCENA
PRO SVADENf VOJfNA K
DESERCI.

New York. - Pani Rebeka
Carltonova, net kanadskeho ar
madniho dustojnika z {. 124 "a
padni 72. ulice byla zatcena po
licistou Rosenfaldem, kdyz jela
v automobile voiinem ameri-
cke armady. Policista chtel nel
prve dovezt vojina ma nejbliz-
81 stanici polio ejni, kdyz vsak
hovoril Carltonovou, vojin w
skocil AUTOMOBILE a skryl Sc
V sousednim dome. Pani Carl
tonova byla lined zatcena a
dana federalnimi urady pod "a
ruku $4,000. Pravnik Solomon
zadal soudce magiStratniho
Simse, aby pripad byl lined
slysen, avsak soudce Sims ma
mitl, za policista ma pravo ma
|odlozeni pfipadu. Solomon O.
bratil Sc tedy ma soudce Giege-
richa, avSak tento opakoval, Ze
magistratni soudce ma pine
pravo pripad odlozit a zadrzet
|vezne do prichodu federalnich
uredniku. Vysvetlovalo Sc po-
tom, re pani Carltonova jako
lpatrioticka zena vyhovela pra
|, nj vojinovu a vzala jej do au-
tomobiiu, ponevadz tento ida
ipo Trati avenue oznamoval, za
| jde ke sve matce do 145. ulice
a zadal, ably byl wat sebou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-23

Trpite-li nejakou krevni neb
kozni chorobou, proc snasite
dele tuto nemoc? DR.. Bailey
Vam mGze pomoci. Pc dobu
uplynulych dvacet let lecil tyto
choroby S dspechem a jest nej-
spolehlivejsim specialistou v
Clevelande. Mimo jineho mo-
derniho leceni uziva velkeho
objevu profesora Ehrlicha COG
(Salvarsanu) a Ola (Neosal-
varsanu).
Navstivte jej lined, ceny
jsou mirne pri nejlepsim ose-
trent. : Uredni hodiny cd $50
dop. do 8 hodin vecer. V nedeli
cd 10 hod. dop. do l hod. odp.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-23

pfekvapeni dokazovanim, re te
snejsl vojenska unie Nemec-
KEN stala Sc nevyhnutelnou ma
sledkem poslednich udalostl
ma fronte. National Zeitung va
ruje clsare Karla pred dovole
MIN, aby Nemci pouzlvali ra-
kouske armady. Casopis pravi:
"Beda Karlovi, jestlize da Sc
dOnutiti ku odeslani RakuSanu
ma zapadni jatky. Upouta to
jeho osud k Ludendorffovi a
speceti to jeho osud i osud je-
no lidu."
Nemci shaneji nyni kdejake-
no spusobileho muze ku vojen
ske snuzbe nahrazuji nyni
muze v praci, kteri drive pova
zovani byli "a neschopne div
kami.
DepeSe Vidne oznamuji,
ze cisar Karel je znepkojen a
nachazi Sc We znacnych pochyb
~ stech, zdali rakousky lid a
armada podrobi Sc mlcky ne
meckym pOzadavkHm.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-23
z ANEKDOT o NAPOLEO-
NOVI.

niz by byl hrdy general Kle-
Der prvni 1lohu hrati chtel,
stalo Sc, re Napoleon mu mari
d:l, co ciIlti ma. Kleber neu-
poslechnul, tax re Napoleon
rozkaz isvdj opakovati musil.
Kdyz ami po druhe neuposlechl
povolal Napoleon Klebera k
sobe. Kleber sc dOstavil. Jeho
vysoka, mohutna postava, pri
sne a hrde vzezreni jeho lisilo
Sc upln& cd male, hubene po-
stavy Napoleonovi. Napoleon
lined zpozoroval, jak vlci to-
NIT obru nepatrne vyhlizi pra
vii ku Kleberovi: "Kdo z mas
jest vyssi? Generate, Wy jste
toxic hlavu vyssi nezli ja!
Jeste jeden pripad neposlusno
sti rozdil ten mezi nami uni
ri. S bohem!"
Ma to Kleber uposlechl.
Pred bitvOu WagramskOu,
zastavil Sc Napoleon V tabofe
ma OStrOv6 LObOy6 u p6kOlika
svych granatnika, kteri prave
snidaM. "Nuze, deti, tazal Sc,
"jak vam chutna rakOuske vi
no?"
"To mas neopije' odpovedel
jeden z Mich; "tamto je mas
skiep,' a pri tom ukazoval ma
Dunai.
Cisar, ktery byl naridil, ably
kazdy vOjak dostaval lahev vi
ma, nemalo Sc rozhorlil, vida
re nedbano jeho rozkazu. l po
rucil lined Bethierovi, ably vec
TIL vySetril. Tu vyslo ma jevo, re
skladni a pOtravni kOmisar 40
600 lahvi vina, ktere byly VOL
snu urceny, pod rukou k sve-
mu prospechu prodal. Vinnik
byl lined zatknut bez milo.
sti zastrelen.
kdyz Napoleon prvnim doz
votnim konsulem jmenovan by
ii mel, naridil, aby vojskO je.
40 pred neho predstoupilo. =
"Kamaradi," pravil Napoleon
dirazne, ''iid chce o tom roz
hodnouti, mali Sc stati genera
Bonaparte dozivotnim konsul
Mineni musi byti volra! Zad
nym zpdsobem nechci miti vii,
ia vase presvedceni a ma vase
hlavy, jen to vam muslin rici
re rrvriho, kdo nebude hlast
va1i We prospech Bonapartuv
dam zastreliti."
Napoleon a parni LODI. - \
roce 1904 videI knize Meter
nich z predpokoje Napoleon;
1. Tuileriich vychazeti muz,
ratrne velice skliceneho. Phi
Sci dale k Napoleorpvi, spatri
jej prichazejiciho veliken
rozcileni. PAX sc zastavil a pr;
vii k Metternichovi: "Pozoro
val jste tohoto muze, jenz pr
We odesel? Jest to blazen. =
Chce mne premluviti, re vyst
vi lod', ktera by mne pouho
4. silou varici vody sc prenesh
l pres Canal la Manche !"
: Byl to American Fulton. :
&. Odnlitnutim jeho dopustil S
cpoJs Nono1oor noi%SZSL' chxyb
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-23
STRANA cTvRTA.

"Pred sedmadvaciti lety byl
jste asi jeste malinkym hosic-
KEN. Tenkrate byla isem sic
nou, mladou zenDu a bydlala
jsem We Welminghamu. Vzala
jsem 81 "a muze cloveka pose
tileho zariiveho. Krone toho
mela jsem take znamost j.
stym panem, jehoz jmeno tuto
nebudu uvadeti. K cemu take?
Vzdyt ami nemel vlastniho jme
ma. On vubec nikdy zadneho
jmena nemel, coz jest vam n.y.
nj prave tax znamo, jako mne.
Vite zajiste, koho zde my
slim.
"Nebude ma skodu, kdyz po
vim vam, jakym spusobem Ii
skal 81 moji prizen. Ackoliv po
chazela jsem z chude rodiny,
prece mela jsem choutky vzne
sene danny; rada jsem Sc pekne
strojila a pzdobovala Sc drahy
mi sperky. On pax opatril. mi
vSe, echo jsem 81 prala. 'Zadna
zena one povahy nebyla by g.
dolala, zvlaSt6 kdy mohla jsem
tyto Diary pfijimati cistym svc
domim. Nechtel "a to niceho,
nez pouhpu malickost. Muj za-
livy manzel byval Zde hostel
nikem a proto prav6 re byla
jsem zenou kostelnika, vyhle-
daval omen vzneSeny pan beze
jmena moji pffzen. Budye Sc
vam to zdati divine, avsak je to-
mu prece tax. Ia vsechny sve
vZacne Diary nechtel totiz ma
mn6 mic jineho, nez abych mu
zapujcila klic cd sakristie, kde
uschovana byla chramova kni-
ha. Pokazde, kdykoli muj man
Eel nebyl donna ,pujcila jsem
ru zadany klic. Zvedavost me
vsak pudila, abych vypatrala,
co viastne della v sakristii.
Bry vyzvedela jsem vsech-
no. Cvicil Sc napodobeni ru-
kopisu byvaleho zdejSiho fara-
re, nacez padelal knize vlast
nj rukou zapis snatku, ktery Sc
til nikdy neodbyva,, shatku
svych rodicu. Budete Sc ptati,
proc vlastn6 odhodlal Sc k to-
muto zlocinu? Jesti to historic
zceia jednOducha.
"Az do smrti sve matky nice
ho nevedel,o pomeru, jaky byl
n.9zi nj a jeho otcem.
"Teprve kdyz zemrela, pri-
znal Sc mu jeho otec, re nj
nebyl oddan, a re il vubec nj
kdy zadnym spusobem nemohl
pojati ia manZelku z te jedno
duche priciny, ponevadz il byl
cdvedl muzi jinemu, jenz te h)
by byl jeSte ma zivu kdesi V Ir-
sku. Otec slibil mu, re vSemoz
ne Sc o nej postara, ably neurOv
nanym tlmtO pOmerem nabyl
pOSkOzcn. AvSak Zemi,al drive
Bez Slibu tOmuto mOhl doStati
Zemrcl ,aniz by byl zanechaI
posledni vulc. Syn - kdpz by
mu to mohl vytykati? = hlad6I
81 nyni pomoci sam. Ujal Sc i.
hned statku po!otci, JakO by Sc
to samO sebou rOzumelo a neby
20 tn nikrho, kdo by Sc byl to.
mu vzpiral. Ably ale pro vsech
ny pripady byi zajiSten, ably vi
bee vystupovati mohl iako syn
otcc sveho, jako dedic titulu b;
ronskcho, k tomu nazbytn6 po
treboval prukaz, re jest radn;
matky syn. Prpto odhodlal Sc
padGlani zapisu We chramov'
knize.
"Vse Sc mu jak nalezi poda
rio; pi5mo We knize bylo tai
cbratne napodpbeno, re an
tarar niceho nepoznal Ma "a
klade zaznamu toho, vydal nj
radne potvrzeni o jeho puvo
Gu. Bohuz'al pro mne mela v6
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PRlJMOU Sc dive radne danny
Ia byt. Haste Sc V c. 4415 Les
ter Ave. 8-23
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B1la.dIipanl 1
Roman " Napsal w. Collins

''''' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
we're. Nebudu vam vylicovati,
CO potion nasledovalo. Marne
prosila jsem barona Percivala,
ably mne u meho manzela oci-
still, ably mu vse nejak vysvet-
ill, avsak marne!
"Odmitl me prosby rka, re
jeho zamerIm to prospeje,
kdyz muz mGj setrva pri sve
commence a kdyz ode mne o.
dejde. Tenkrate jsem mu po-
hrozila, re vec prozradim, jest
III v mdj prospech niceho neu-
cini. Jeho odpoved' ma tuto wy
hruzku byla kratka a urcita: ;:
Prozradim-li jej, budu pry pra
We tax ztracena jako on.
"Ano, tax daleko veci mezi
'nami dospely! Stala jsem Sc mi
modek jeho spoluvinnici a on
reopomenul ukazati mi zakon-
mix, nemz byl uveden trest,
Ijaky by mne "a to stihl pred
spudem. Takovym spdsobem
donutil mlceni tehdy, kdyz
muj muz ode mne odesel a W.
stehoval Sc do Ameriky. Pocho
pite tady, re musila jsem nena
Ivideti cloveka, jenz uvrhl mne
V hanbu a potupeni.
"Avsak dale! Byl tax neopa-
trnym, re nedohanel mne az k
.zoufalosti. Milosrdny tentD nj
Cema nabidl Sc, re bude mi v
urcitych lhutach vyplaceti j.
Istou castku penez, abych bez
starosti mohla byti ziva a "a to
mi ulozil, abych trvale bydlela
we Welminghamu, v teze obci,
kde byla jsem znectena, kde
kazdy ma mne ukazoval, jako
Ia zenu nevernou. Zaroven mi
ulozil, re bez jeho svoleni ne
smim z Welminghmu ami ma
krok odejiti. Vubec nakladal
sc mnou jako otrokyni a ia
musila slep6 pOslouchati, nebot
byla jsem cd neho zavislOu.
"a nyni treba, abych pov6-
della vam n6co o sve nebozce
dceri. Nepochopuji opravdu.
proc vas tato neStastna divka
zajimala. Vyslovil jste take pc
chybnost jejim puvodu, jako
by snad mohla byti dcerou ba-
roma Percivala. Dovolte mi, "a
bych o teto veci pomlcela, ne
b)t muze vam byti uplne lhos-
tojno, kdo byl jejim otcem. Je-
nom, tolik vefte, re nebyl to ba
ron Percival!
"Toto devce nadedalo mi c.
de davna mnoho star)sti. We
Skole ucilo Sc Spatne, nebot by
10 pon6kud slabe ma duchu.
Jednoho casu rozstonala Sc tez
ce moje sestra Limmer;dgu.
Baron Percival mi dovolil, a.
bych Odebrala Sc k nj Ma delsi
dobu, nebot isem ocekavala,
re budu po jeji smrti dediti.
MalOu Annu vzala jsem ter
krate sebou a posylala jsem
ji-v Limmeridgu do Skoly. Ma
jitelka statku, pani Fairliova,
divnou nahodou malou Annu
velmi 81 zamilovala, coz meio
"a nasTedak, re Sc tato We Sko-
. le jeSte meme ucila a re zam-
: ku navykla 81 ruznym spuso.
bum. ktere Sc mi .nelibily. Me.
J ri iinymi hloupostmi ktere j
tam byly vpraveny, byla take
: neSmyslna zaliba V Satech IL
pine bllych. Nemohu vystat
( barvu bilou a proto snazila
jsem Sc, abych tut) jeji zalibl
'potlacila. Avsak marne. Vzdc
: rovala mi kdyz jsem il chtels
( trestati, utikala k sousedce,
i one pani KIementove, niz jstt
= sc byl tez seznamil a jez me
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"Jednou Zaslala jsem baro-
novi list, zadajlc jej, ably opet
mi dovolil, bych Sc mohla ma
delsi dobu z Welminghamu
vzdaliti. Baron musel .obdrzeti
list mij v nalade velice .spatne,
jakou mival caste, nebot ode
i psal mi tax urazlive, re byla
jsem po pfecteni jeho listu vse
'cka pobourena a pred svoji dee
rou nazyvala jsem jej "bidnym
podvodnikem, jehpz 'bych mo-
hla ma veky zniciti, kdybych
jen chtela tajemstvi jeho pro-
zraditi". Vice nerekla jsem .
mem niceho, avsak dobre jsem
81 povsimla, jak moje dcera s
napjatou pozornosti tato slova
Ivyslechla.
GA nekolik dni prisel sam
baron ke mne; patrne ably opet
mne usmiril, nebot tusil asi,
jak mne pobouril svou hrubou
|odpovedl. Naleznuv moji dceru
Sc mnou v pokoji, porucil il, a.
lby odesla ven. Anna neposle-
CHA. "SlySela jsi?" vzkrikl ma
nj baron. 'Jdi hned odtud!' All
ma zlostne sc ma neho podivala
odpovedela mu prikre: echo
vejte Sc slusne naproti mne!"
Touto odpovedi byl baron nej-
vys podrazden. "Vyhod'te tn
blaznivou',, pravil, obrativ Sc
Ike mne. Anna nyni vyskocila a
zurive postavila Sc proti nemu,
rkouc-: "Nyni mne odprosite
"a tuto urazku, nebo uvidite,
co vam ucinim. Prozradim va
Sc tajemstvi a znicim vas ma
Iveky." = Anna opetovala Via
stni mole slova! Baron zbLedl
a zachvel Sc ma celem tele.
"Nasledek tohoto vystupu
Ibyl, re musila jsem Annu svefi
ii ustavu pro choromyslne. Ami
nevim, jak vse nastrojil; jisto
jest, re jednoho dine podafilo
Sc mu vlakati il do vozu a do
lpraviti il do blazince, nalezaji-
Iciho Sc u Londyna. Byl pevne
presv6dcen, re Anna zna jaho
tajemstvi a medal Sc presved-
'citi, re krone one hrozby nice
no jsem pred nj nerekla.
MONA, re take vam COST
,povedela baronovu tajemstvl,
kdyz sveho casu pri uteku bla
''zince jste il pOmohl. Kazdyn
'spusobam ale fekla to one ne
Stastne, jez "a nicemnehO baro
ma Sc provdala. Kdyby Sc byl
vsak nekdo blize me dcery na
ono tajemstvi vyptaval, nebyla
by mohla niceho povedeti, po-
nevada vlastne niceho nev6de-
la. Bylo il znamo, re baron ma
'nejake osudne taiemstvi, avsak
krone toho nemohla rici jiz nj
echo.
"Soudim, re timto uspokoji-
la jsem vaSi zvedavost uplnG.
Nevim, co bych vam jeste o svd
dceri mohla rici. Napsala jsem
toho dosti a list svuj nepodepi-
suji, nebot 81 nepreji, abyste he
uzil k nejakemu dukazu. Kdy.
byste prece chtel tax uciniti, te
,dy budu zapirati, re jsem vii
bee psala tyto fadky."
. Kdyz obsirny dopis jsem pie
'catl, chtel jsem jej prvni chv
Ii zniciti. Sprosty, surovy tor
: mluvy, jake stara Katherikov;
i, uzivala, urazel mne. Pozdej
jsem 81 ale vec rozmyslil a ulo
I'll jsem Its do sve tobolky.
: TaSemstvi barona Percival;
: bylo nyni uplne odhaleno ;
: snad nemohl jsem jiz ami vice
: vypatrati. Jenom jedine byl'
i mi posud nejasnym; kdo by
ctcem Amy Katherikove? Dol
: ia. jsem, re toto podari Sc m
i 'casem vypatrati.
n n,,,,lSl, JD. lor@o1 49,,
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PRODA' Sc ohnivzdorna polka
dina, prostfedni velikosti, hodf-
ci Sc pro spolek neb obchodni-
ka. Pevna cena obnasi S1OO,
da Sc "a S55, majetnik nema
pro nj potfebu. Haste Sc v els.
2737 Broadway. I?
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PRODAI Sc diva automobily,
Fordky "Roadsters". Haste Sc
u M. A. J. Garage Auto Repair
ing, 1922 Broadway.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-23

PRODA Sc novy domek O s
svetnicich S houpelnou, pantry,
fernes a jine moderni zarizenl.
Vyhodny pro ii, kteri mali radi
vSe v pfizemi. Haste Sc v {.
128O5 Harvard ave. v Corlett.
S-24
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PRODAJI Sc diva Lofty pod ce.
nu ma Lee rd. a Miles ave., jsou
liz pri 200 strevicich prucelim
ma So. Miles ave. Haste Sc
+. Hefmanek, 2O1O View rd.,
blize Scranton Rd. a w. 25 ul.
S-24
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CTETE!
CTETE!

Name vyber jedno a dvou-
rodinnych domu sc vSim zvele-
benin, ktere prodame ma mir
ne splatky. Tez vezmeme do
bre Lofty neb markyce a bondy
Svobody, jakozto splatku. Hla-
ste Sc u The Municipal Savings
and Loan Assn, 123O1 Miles
Ave. Tel. Union 899.W. aneb u
j. j. Heidlera, 3348 E. 40. ul.
tel. Union 184-R. aneb 3. Sa-
chy, 12917 Angelus Ave. tel.
Union 127O-K.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-02-22
MISSOULA! LAWYER
DIES FROM CANCER
Passes Away at Home After
Lingering Illness.

Charles La Fayette Kellogg, age 60,
died at his home, 1880 South Higgins
avenue, early yesterday morning after
an illness of two years with a cancer.
Mr.. Kellogg was prominent citizen
OF Missoula, having been president Of
the chamber of commerce here for two
terms. and for the past five years
was lecturer in the law school at this
university. Before coming TO Missoula
he practiced law in Seattle and for
eight years was employed as cashier for
the Hennessey company in Butte. He
was born i'm Wisconsin on February ID,
1858. He graduated from the law de-
partment of the University Of Wiscon-
sin.
He was prominent member Of the
Masonic lodge and II vestryman in the
Church of the Holy Spirit He is
survived by his wife, who before her
marriage was Miss Marian Icllithorp,
and his twin sister, Mrs. Bingham Bliss,
81 resident of st. Paul. Funeral ar
rangements are waiting until word is
received from Mrs Bliss.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-02-22
Lumberiacks
University Variety Gather
for Foresters' Dance.

No informal social event ever
held al the state University. has
surpassed the "Foresters dance"
held in the gymnasium building
on the campus last night. The
event, which is an annual instItu-
ton At the university, was the best
of It's Kind in every way Deco
rations. stunts" music, and feed
all served to set Il new mari; in
the forest students entertainment.
The gymnasium was transformed
into q forest city. The dance floor
was a clearing in the midst of an
evergreen wood. Here and there
the forest had been cut away to
provide space for IA rustic hotel or
restaurant Hidden in q thicket in
the center of the floor. the orches-
ira furnished appropriate music.
When the dance program was
half finished, halt was called and
the lumberjacks served dinner. All
was in keeping with conservation
requirements, and was at the same
time patterned after the noon
meal Of q lumber camp.
THE Forosters' dance" is an at
fair given each year by the stu
dents of the forest school of the
university.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-02-22
ASK FOR MACHINISTS
IN SOUND SHIPYARD
Send Call for Men to Local
Public Servit e Body.

Machinists are wanted for work in
the Puget Sound navy and shipyards.
This was the notice that the govern
ment sent to the United States public
service reserve in Missoula yesterday
morning.
MaChinists enrolled in the public
service reserve of the chamber of COM
merce will be notified and arrange
ments for their transportation to the
coast will be made.
The public service reserve was or
ganized for this specially work and all
skilled mechanics are urged to enroll
The purpose of 1t is to make it pos
sble for the government to reach the
men that It needs most more quickly
Twelve men have enrolled in Missoula
so far. u. ID. Richards is county dl-
rector of the resesrve, and w. r. Cob
ban is enrolling agent. Those who de
sire to enroll may see MIR. Cobban at
the chamber of commerce.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-02-22
Dandruffy Heads
Become Hairless

If you want plenty of thick, beautiful
glossy, silky hair. do by all means get
rid of dandruff, for it will starve your
hair and ruin it il you don't.
1t does't do much good to try to
brush or wash it out. The only sure
way to get rid of dandruff is to dissolve
1t. then You destroy it entirely. To do
this, get about four ounces of ordinary
liquid arvon. apply 1t at night when re-
firing; use enough to moisten the scalp
and rub 1t in gently with the finger
tips.
BY morning. most if not all, of your
dandruff will be gone, and three or
four more applications will complete
ls dissolve and entirely destroy every
single sign and trace of it.
You will find, too, that all itching
and digging of the scalp will stop, and
your hair will look and feel a hundred
times better You can get liquid arvon
at any drug store. 1t is inexpensive
and four ounces is all You will need,
no matter how much dandruff you
nave. This simple remedy never fails.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-02-22
INJURED MAN ASKS
$4,000 OF A. G. M.
Declares Train of Company
Badly Disabled Him.

Suit for 10000 against the Anaconda
Copper Mining company was filed in
the district court yesterday by Louis
Martin, a teamster, who says that he
was permanently disabled last Novem-
Der, when struck by an electric train,
operated by the company.
Martin was injured while riding in
a auto when an electric train struck
the vehicle at the crossing known as
the Butte Anaconda road on the public
highway, between Butte and Anaconda.
He claims that the train was travel
ling at an excessive rate of speed and
that the motorman did not blow the
whistle or ring the bell and was not
careful in keeping on the watch at the
crossing. Martin says he sustained a
broken right arm. Il dislocated hip, a
wrenched and dislocated back. and
parts of his body Were permanently
famed and disabled. He says he has
| been unable to work since the accident
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-02-22
University to Discontinue
German Study Summer Term

Because Of the lack of interest
shown In the studying of the German
language it will not be taught ut the
coming summer school session at the
university. This was the decision
reached at n conference between Pres
ident r.. q. Sisson, DR.. J. L. Rowe and
chancellor Il. c. Elliott at Helena.
last week.
The number of students enrolled in
the German classes has fallen off con-
sidcrably during the present school
year. 1t was decided also to aban-
don the law course during the SEES
sion because of the heavy enllstmcnts
and draft calls.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-02-22
STUDENTS HOLD
COOK MEMORIAL
Special Services Today at
State University for
Drowned Boy.
BIG PROGRAM PLANNED
Classmates and Instructors
Will Pay Tribute With
Special Addresses.

This afternoon the students and fac
ulty of the State University will gather
in the auditorium of the university and
there hold memorial services for the
late Marcus u. Cook, formerly n stu =
dent Of the forest school. Cook lost
his life when the Tuscania was sunk.
He was the first university student
Of Montana TO die in the service of
the United States army. Missoula
people will be welcomed at the services
this afternoon.
The memorial services have been
arranged by the students Of the univer-
sity. The faculty has given most
hearty cooperation. The program
will be:
Program.
Invocation, Rev. w. r. Lockwood.
Musical number.
The Occasion, resident T.. o. Sis
son.
Tennyson's Commemoration Ode,
Mrs. +. q. Bangs.
|. Marcus Cook---Montanan Professor
c. +. Farmer
Marcus Cook Classmate, Louis
Denny.
Musical number
Marcus Cook American, Payne
Templeton.
Musical number.
Morris Dietrich will preside.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-02-22
PREPARETO BALLAST
DIXON-POLSON LINE
Finishing Work to Start
Middle of March.

In about three weeks the work of
ballastng the Flathead branch of the
Northern Pacific from Dixon to Pol
son will begin, according to word re-
eeived from the engineer in charge of
the construction of the road. o., G.
Mowrey. IT is expected that the bal
lasting gangs will start work March l6
and viii be on the job for about two
months or more.
The laying of the rails was complet-
ed December /, but Before regular
service may be installed the road must
be ballasted. The road Is still in the
hands of the construction company
and they have been running trains
from Dixon to Poison, although the
service has been somewhat irregular
There are nearly forty miles of track
on the branch, which it is expected
will be opened officially in May or
June,
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-02-22
Lauder Coming
Scotchman Will Stop Oft
Here This Morning.

Harry Lauder. the famous
Scotch comedian. will be In Mis-
soula for about an hour this
morning, arriving here on train No.
4 on the Northern Pacific. at 1920
n. m. and leaving for Butte on
the stub Mt $3.50. Lauder Is now
making what Is advertised az his
farewell tour Of this country.
The kinkaid kilties of the Pan
tages vaudeville show, will meet
Lauder at the depot in their Scot
fish costumes and with their bag
pipes. A telegram has been sent
ahead to Paradise to inform
Lauder of the reception that will
await him here. Late last night
1t could not be learned whether
any other arrangements towards
his reception had been made.
Lauder played at Spokane last
night and il billed for Butte this
evening.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-02-22
Two American Engineers
Are Wounded in Action

Washington. Feb. 2l.--Two Ameri-
can engineers were slightly wounded
in action in France, February l6 and
Is. They are Privates George w
Sterling, Melrose Mass, and John J,
Fay. Medford, Mass.
General Pershing also reported the
following deaths from diseases:
Privates Clifford II. Wilson, Wal
than, Mass, pneumonia; Jack Nuill
Highland Park Mich. pneumonia; Will
lam Howard, Mount Horeb, Wis,
meningitis. and John G. Warren Chi
cago, Ill. cause not given.
The death of George r. Parrish of
Twickenham. Ore, from pneumonia
also was announced. His rank was not
given.