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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-03-28
The Newest Dress Goods

For your Spring suits and dresses you want
the most stylish materials, the best quality, the
latest and most popular shades; in short the
very best values obtainable.
We are right here with the very best goods at
the very lowest prices. Come and let us prove
ing of the newest fabrics In the assortment
are volIes, Chevots, Serges, Panamas, Batistes,
ow stripes and plads and herringbone effects.
Also large line of novelty suitngs.
An excellent line of Wolfe, IS inches wide,
in all colors 70 cents.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-03-28
Exquisite EmbrOiderieS and Ladies

The spring sewing will be much more
interesting and prove more satisfactory
in the end if our exquisite embroideries
and laces are used profusely in trimming
dresses and underwear.
A large assortment Of fine Swiss, Main
sock and cambria houucing, edging, in
serhon, bands and allover, in attractive
blind and eyelet designs.
Baby Irish and filet lace effects liz 10
inch embroidery for ladies' skirts $1.25.
Swiss founcing, beautiful patterns, 27
inches wide rs cts.
Swiss embroidery Is inches wide, in
sertion to match As cts.
Nalnsook and Swiss edges with inser-
ton to match cents to 25 cts.
Corset cover embroidery, Is inches
wide beading at top, 20 cts.
An elegant line of Cluny, Torchon,
Point de PARIS, Round thread, and Val
euciennes laces from cents up.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-03-28
NObby Spring Suits

The approach of Spring turns every
mans attention to the Spring suit. 1t sets
him debating on the style, the most durable
cloth, the most desirable shades, and where he
class tailoring at the most reasonable price
If you buy your suit from us you will get en-
tire satsfaction 1t has always been our aim to
sell the best possible suits fer the least possible
money. We think have succeeded this
Spring, fcr matter how critical, you will not
we invite you 70 inspect our line.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-03-28
Charming Spring Silks

Our silk department is the ceutre of attrac-
ton for women who appreciate beautiful ma
terals and moderate prices. Only glance
at the lovely lustrous fabrics will make you
fully realize that Spring is indeed here, and
that you should avail yourself of our timely
Offering and come forth clad In keeping with
the season. Never have you had the chance
to boy beautiful new silks so cheaply
Pongee, the fashionable silk of the season,
sc inches wide, warranted to wash % cts.
Shantung Pongee, in all the popular colors,
best material for spring suits 70 cts.
Mer' Sbantung Pongee, in all colors 65 cts.
Tafreta, 36 inches, in fancy stripes 9S cts.
Messaline, in all the new attractive shaces soc.
Satin Foulards, pretty patterns in the lead
ing shades ~ cents.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-03-28
Gents Furnishings

A complete line of furnish
lngs, the newest In shirts, col
lars and neckties, underwear,
hosiery and suspenders The
prices are always the lowest.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-03-28
Cotton and Linen SuitingS

A very comprehensive assortment of
cotton and linen suitings is aeady for
you. For style and good wearing quail
ty you won't find anything to equal
these new spring materials They are
here in plain and fancy effects, new and
pleasing patterns and fast colors. Make
your selections early and get the cream
of the assortment.
Fancy linen sultings, in stripes, checks
and solid coIors, very stylish, As cts.
Soirsette and Mirette, the new ma
terials that look like silk; in all the
shades for spring % cts.
Cotton Voil makes attractive, mex
pensive suits and dresses, all colors 25c.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-03-28
Ladies Long Gloves

Don't forget that our glove
department is showing new
kid, silk and Isle thread
gloves for Spring at prices
within the reach of all.
lG button Kid gloves, in black and
wanted shades $500
Long sill, gloves, a variety of shades
to select from, 75c, 81, and SIPS
Long islo mitts in all colors 25 cts.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-03-28
Stylish Footwear.

attained stylish comfortable
shoes will along gayy
best be had
Oxfords called
remarks If haven't them
missed opportunity
and excellent
values 175 $50
pumps with leather bow, stylish 1925
pumps, colonial Style will be much worn
1915 S-vz.tc@'~e--
For men, spring Setson, and Dougas
Oxfords Vice, Plain
and pat leather at popular prices
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-03-28
ARRIyAL0FSPRING ASSORTMENTS

Abgtu uatawato Our buynsh u return
vthhe n dtfh
ngoodr n
Every dp in
esfrhead entof m
wnhhe a
mnhona few O
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-30
MEN
.' BOOST PRICES
STOCKHEN FEEL BENEFITS
FROM OPENING DIRECT ROUTE
TO PORTLAND BY ADVANCE
OF FAT STOCK PRICES. -

Jacob Kramer. the well-known
Asotin stockman. viii ship a train-
load OF cattle to the Seattle market
about August 20. Mr.. Kramer II
now engaged IN completing the
purchases. and states the eastern
Washington and central Idaho cat
tie are In nne condition for ths
market. '''.''' '''FT T'r $50
f"The opening Of the direct route
TO Portland win result in d material
benefit to the stockmen Of this sec:
tom" said Mr. Kramer last night
''Up to this time the Portland pack.
ers havs been practically excluded
from this territory because Of the
bad transportation facilities. but
under present conditions stock can
BE delivered to Portland as quickly
as to Spokane. and the Portland
buyers are already invading this
territory The result has been that
Seattle packers have been compelled
to materially boost the prices, and
when Portland buyers begin regular
shipments from here the stockmen
viii be paid fancy prices for all fat
stock"
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-30
CONSIDERS FAIR
!. ! APPROPRIATION
COUNTY BOARD WILL TAKE AC.
TON TODAY ApPROPRlATIN0
MONEY TO MAKE kXHIBlT
FOR BIG EXPOSITION. <4a.s4

The county commissioners will to-
day determine the amount of mon.
ey to be appropriated for collecting
an exhibit Of the products Of .Nes
Perce county to BE exhibited at the
lewiston -Clarkston fair and at the
Aiasks- Yuko1 exposition In Seattle.
The application IN vrittAR form will
be brought before the conmission-
err thfs Afternoon. ana It Is proba-
BILE action wiii be taken at once.
The board IL today coneidering
an application FOR road from All
sahka up the North Fork for Z DIS
tance of about II miles to . con-
nsction with the road from South
wick. It is statsd 1 large number
Of settlers will Be served by such a
road and under present conditions
q steep grade leading out OF the
North Fork country embarrasses th'
development pf the upper river
country.
The right Of way for tn Scully
road. from Jacques Spur to the Mis-
sion. has been secured and fled.
This road has been open for num-
her Of years but the. right Of way
never secured. The new road will
be identical with the old highway
with few exceptions.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-30
GEORGIA DRYS
Celebrate

Atlanta, Ca, July 30.-The first
anniversary of the passage Of the
prohibition law by the Georgia leg
islature was celebrated today by the
w. c. T. U. and other temperance
and prohibition organizations
throughout the state. The law has
been in operation seven months, but
public opinion is still at variance as
to its results on the moral and bus
iuess interests of the state.
The Prohibition forces declare the
effect of the law has been of most
beneficial character, notwithstand-
ing the fact that it has been found
Impossible, SO far, to enforce 1t to
the letter. The anti-PrOhibitionist
assert that Prohibition has serious
" injured the business interests OF
the state without giving any mate
rial benefits in return. They de-
clare that the measure has resulted
In increased corruption among pub
lie officials and that there is as
much liquor consumed in Georgia
now as ever there was under the
old order OF things.
The only point which 1T seems
cannot be disputed successfully is
that the amount OF crime. particu-
'arlv In the larger cities. has been
considerably lessened since the Pro-
hibition law went into operation
Hast January. This argument in
Fbehalf of the law is supported bv
the police and court records OF At
slanta and other cities.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-30
BORAA CHANGES
SECRETARIES

Boise, July 30-Senator BOrah
yesterday made the announcement
that his private secretary, Guy
Flenner, had rendered his resigna-
ton, says the Statesman, which has
been accepted and that he had ap-
pointed Earl enable of Payette tC
the position. The change is effec.
tive August 1. Mr.. Flenner will re-
sumo his newspaper work returning
to the Statesman as managing edi,
tor. In speaking Of the change
Senator Borah said:
1T was with genuine reluctance
that | accepted Mr.. Flenner's resig-
nation He desired to return to his
profession. however. and as I pre-
sumed it was all the better for hin
| consented to let him go. He has
been an exceptional secretary. His
ability In getting hold of depart
mental work was remarkable. ans
the facility with which the depart
ment work was carried on for those
commun' 'cating with my Office In
Washington last winter was due
very largely 10 his efficiency. H.
was very faithful and loyal, and
regret very much to lose his sery'
ices"
Mr.. Venable is one Of the well
known newspaper men OF the state
being one of the owners OF the Pay
cite Independent. He is an activ'
young man, enjoying wide ar
ouaintance in the state and fossess
ing qualifications that peculiarly
fit him for his new duties.
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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-30
JURORS USE FISTS TO CLINCH
ARGUMENT. =" .
Riot Had 10 De ouelled BY BailiA
"e" BY Order Vt the Court. ''"'''''

Chicago, July Se.-Pefsonal .vio.
fence in the jury. room yesterday
brought to a sudden termination ths
case Of Eugene b. Hobson, manager
Of = Turkish theater In an .amuse.
n'ent park; before Judge Beitier fol
presenting an indecent. show Th1
jury was given the case for 'consid.
Grafton and q disagreement was an.
nohncsd about 1.-TWO 2 hours later
when heated arguments were heard
Then a water goblet. was sent hurt.
ling through the glass door Of the
jury room. and Judge Better order.
ed Bailifi James Hart to quell the
disturbance. ~. - 80 {
Hart found ha'f a dozen Jurors in
. clihch, chairs were broken and thr
room was in confusion. Two of the
men were exchanging blows and the
others were striving to separate
them. Hart was told that the jury
stood eight for acquittal and -four
for conviction and that the battle
started when one Of the men tried
TO "convince" another.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-30
HEATHER jailed
FOR ASSAULT.
ASSAULTED SAM LINDEN WITH
A KNIFE, INFLICTING SERIOUS
WOUNDS ON FACE AND NECK,
WAS DRINKING.

Ole Heather, a mining man from
the upper Snake river, is confined in
the city Jail on a charge of assault
ing Sam Linden with a knife or
some other weapon which inflicted
serious wounds on the face and
neck. Mr.. Linden is employed as
night bartender at the Crystal Bar,
and was enroute home at / O'Clock
this morning when he was assault
ed by Heather. He received a cut
from near the end Of the nose across
the mouth that required six stitch
es to close and other wounds about
the neck and chest.
Heather is we'll known char
acter about the city and Is consid-
cred quarrelsome when drinking
Yesterday afternoon he wandered to
the Linden residence on Seventh
street and went to sleep on the
porch. Mr.. Linden was summoned
from the saloon and and prevailed
upon Heather to accompany him up
town. When the saloon was closed
last night Heather accompanied
Mr. Linden to a point on G. street
where he was given so cents and
told to 60 to hotel and get him
self a bed. He stated that he in
tended to accompany Mr.. Linden
home and sleep there and when told
the house was not provided with ac-
conmodations for him commenced
his attack. He will bs arrsgned be-
fore Justice of the Peace George e.
Erb this evening. Tts ,t
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-30
UNKNOWNPERS0N
SHOOTS |o|]|o| AGAIN ;|! Il
AS STEAMER THAT BORE TAFT
AGAIN PASSED SPOT A SHOT
Is FIRED WHICH HITS MAN
SWIMMING.

Cincinnati, July 30.-Charles
Harris. aged Is, was shot by an un-
fnown person late yesterday as the
steamer Island Queen going up riv-
er at the same place where the shots
We're fired that struck Mrs. Russell
while on the steamer with Taft on
notification night.
Hawkes. was swimming when the
steamer passed, and suddenly sank
associates hurried to his assistance
and carried him to shore where they
round a number of shots imbedded
IL. his face.
The police believe some irrespon-
s.oie persons is doing the shooting
iney are making efforts to so.ve
10th mysteries.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-30
invite BIDS
ON PAVEMENT
CITY COUNCIL AGAIN LAUNCHES
MOVEMENT BY AUTHORIZING
CITY ENGINEER TO PREPARE
SPECIFICATIONS FOR BIDS

The city council will meet in spe.
cial session at o'clock this after.
room, at which time a resolution au.
thorizing the city engineer to pre-.
rare specifications for the various
kinds Of hard-surface pavement. af-
tel which the council will invite
bids on these specifications.
This action will throw the paving
question open to all contractors and
material agents engaged in con.
tracing business, and petitions ask
Ing for a particular pavement will
not be considered by the council un.
less these bids have been received
and the merits OF the various pave
ments as suggested by the specifica-
tions compared with the bids sub
mitted.
The council has been authorized
to renew the paving negotiations by
"a petition received last night con.
tanning SO Of the 143 property own
ers In the proposed district. The
work will be carried forward as rap
idly as possible. and II no hitch is
encountered the council should be
able to ask for bids within the next
50 days. . ii
A motion was introduced last
might by Councilman Emery asking
that the once Of street supervisor
rbe declared vacant, this being the
procedure necessary to electing =
successor under the new charter. II
Is understood e, w. Wing has been
slated for the position of street
commissioner. Mr.. Wing returned
to Lewiston from the coast several
months ago. and a movement was
started shortly after his return with
q view Of making him street super
iDtendent. but failed to. ,.narry
through the old council The action
upon the motion was deferred until
the next meeting.
Councilman Bollinger called at
+er+'on to the fact that Finance
Co-rm'ss'crer W'sne~'s report show
OIL that the water works plant ran
behind about $4,000 last year.
This, Mr.. Bollinger explained, was
due to the fact that the genera
fund Of the city ought to paw in tn
the water fund little over 100000
for water used for flush tanks. street
shrinking, Are. etc, which would
make the water plant self-support-
ing
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-30
BRYAN urges INDEPENDENTS
TO take half A LOAF
SAYS NOT ALL REFORMS THEY WANT ARE IN DEMOCRATIC
PLATFORM, BUT MANY OF THEM ARE AND THEY SHOULD AS
slsr DEMOCRATS TAKING WHAT THEY CAN aEr-rHE BEST
oBTA1NABlE AT THIS TINE

Fairview, July 3O.-Although the
heat was oppressive, Bryan was ear.
ly at work. After reading the plat
form OF the Independence party he
gave out a statement calling atten-
tion to the fact that the platform
a number of planks ident!.
cal or substantially the same as the
Democratic. He concludes by say
ing the question confronting the
members OF the Independence party
is:
"Will he assist to defeat the
Democratic party, which stands for
So much he favors, merely because
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-30
RESCUED her
BABY SISTER

Portland. July 30.-News was re-
ceived today from SeavIeN, Wash,
Of thrilling rescue OF her baby sis
ter by Mary Corcoran. the 12-year-
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. J.
CorcOran of this city.
While the. cottage was ablaze
Mary rushed through the smoke,
groped her way upstairs and
brought the baby to safety. Her
dress was on fire, and her arms and
body scorched as she emerged from
the burning structure.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-30
BROKER FINDS
TIMES DULL

San Francisco, July 30-Fred
erick Dorr, broker, with Offices in
San Francisco, Los Ange'es, Salt
Lake City. Butte Spokane and a
member of the New York stock ex-
change and the Chicago Board OF
Trade, has telegraphed from Chi
cago to his local manager to sus-
pend bus ness. Lack of patronage.
due to dull times, is the cause given.
Dorr is we'll known socially on the
Pacific coast.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-30
P|QUANT SCANDAL
ITALIAN SOCIETY %

Rome. July 2s.-A peculiarly
piquant scandal in high life IL the
staple OF conversation here In ths
drawingrooms just at present.
Ellen Camponnati. a beautiful
young marchioness belonging to q
rich and aristocratic Mantau fami-
ly. came to Rome year ago, and
was betrothed to a young count,
whom she IL to marry this month.
Towards the end Of May. how
ever a change came over her A.
ance. and q few weeks later he
broke on the engagement ON a trivi,
a pretext The marchioness. who
possesses a. particularly determined
character, made up hsr mind to
learn the cause Of his change. She
discovered that his affections had
been captured by 4 pretty danseuse
who has been the rage Of the music
halls.
Determined to beat her rival at
her own game. the marchioness
straight away took dancing lessons,
and after . week or two by the aid
Of her own ability and large pay
ment to the manager Of the music
hall she obtained an engagement
there. Wishing TO- avoid scandal
she concealed her own name and, Oh
tained the concession Of wearing q
mask while performing. Never
thslssss her idsnlty. soon ,,bacams
known, within / week har nams,
her, beautifui nSAarS. Artlstic coa.
TUNES and. coquettieh ways brought
her hosts of Admirers. WHO. to ths
unboundsd' ~ of the manager,
flled the music haif' night after
night.
Chief. among them was her faith
less lover. However. the fair lady
remained obdurAte; aud contents
herself with thS satisfaction Of
thoroughly mortifying her former
admirer, who now wosships her
nightly from the stalls. and declar-
es hts intention Of shooting him
self II he 10 not reinststed n her
afIections.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-30

ne cannot get all he would like?
Either the Democratic or the Re.
publican party will win, and the
voter who preferring the Demo.
cratic platform to the Republican
joins with the independence party
merely assists the Republican party
and thus defeats several reforms In
which he is interested.
THE question Is not whether one
can get all the reforms he wants
but how he can get the most re.
forms. The Democratic party Of.
fers the best opportunity to secure
that which is obtainable at this
time.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-30
TAFT DENIES
DOLLAR STORY

Hot Springs. Va, July Boz. w.
Carpenter, private secretary for
Taft, gave out a statement today
denying tha authenticity of the
story circulated to the effect that
Taft has declared that n dollar or n
dollar and quarter day was
enough for any workman. He says
the story Is entirely false.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-30
FOREST FIRES
s. IN OREGON

Albany, July 30.-Forest fires
are raging in the heavy timber OF
the national reserve at the headwa-
ters of the Clackamas river in the
eastern part of Marion county. 1t is
famed by strong wind and max
ing rapid progress.
The fire is supposed to have been
started by lightning Tuesday night
The valley is full of smoke as far
south as Albany.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-30
MANY DIE
FROM HEAT

Chicago. July 3O.-The toll Of
death and suffering due to heat and
humidity was augmented today by
numerous prostrations. There were
two deaths up to IL O'Clock. At
1890 the temperature was 81 and
the humidity 63. The oficial fore
cast, saying cooler weather tonight
is welcome news.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-30
AMNESTY TO
ALL FUG|TIvES

New York. July 3O.-The sultan
vi turkey. through the consul gen.
erai OF this city, today proclaimed a
.enefal amnesty to all political fu-
'',Ves regardless of race. This af-
iects about 100000 Armenians and
o'ners in this country.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-30
TAFT AT Hor SPRINGS.
Party Reached Resort by Earl,
Train Today.

Hot Springs, Va, July 30.-Taft's
party with Gen. and Mrs. Corbin as
travelling companions and Senator
Scott, who boarded the train early
today for conference with the can
didate, reached Hot Springs today.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-30
fight over
MANY MILLIONS
STRANGE TALE OF LOVE AND
AFFTNTTIES THAT LEAES MAG.
MATES AFFAIRS N HOPELESS
ENTANGLEICNT.

New York. July 3O.-What prom.
ises to be one Of the most bitterly
contested will fights that New York
has seen In many years was beeuu
today when the will OF Beniamiu
Hart, the American who died In
Paris last May. leaving an estate
valued at several millions OF dollarr
came up for probate In thu surro-
gates court Before the casa 10 sst.
tied there probably will be unveiled
tale Of free love and an alleges
"Rmnity" that will make exceNAina.
L. interesting reading
Benjamin Hart ammassed 1 fUy.
trne during the civil war - 4 CLOTH
ibs peddler. and Increased Il ereatIy
by judicious investments IN New
York real estate. Thirty years asoe
he took up his residences IN park,
and ave years later adopted m :t-
allan child. Gabrielle Josephine Lu-
chest. who afterwards came to ~
known ~ Isabel Hart. Later shs
married . French diplomat. Jesn
Guillsmin Some years later Jlavt
set up an estabiishmeut for WON.
an named 0abfislls Julistts Amtsi.
nstts Do Bic. who bsnsats la,sssy
under the present Win M NNa n
Harris frisudship fpr this wotnan
offended Nine t0uillsuiu, and u WMo<'
said that In eonsseusncs ~ dlslu.
herited her h the Will, howeswr,
the tsstator sAys he amply provides
for her 1t her marriage He lsst n1r
two art objects. which beQussE ~
revoked In D codleif 30 che UUto
nothinge F's' ef3 ea
70 make the situatioA more con.
plex. last February 1. lgrA NrigoA
who said she lived q 81 Perry strdoe
this city. pr0cf1ined' tnat the No.
the Nltb Of Hart, 6A0m Mo axtag ~
married In London tweuty-ssveD
years ago. They liYed together lur
three years before aeparsting. EfoQ
that time she said Hart gAvA hGH :,
monthly atlowancs. SAe, q we'll a.
the adopted daughter, Will contest
the Will. Tie third contestant -
said 70 10 Nine. d Bic.
the benenciAriee named In thg
Win all Of them being relatives. aye
Mary 2. H. Jones OF South Orang3,
N. j.. . niece: BENJAMIN Hart of
San Francisco. - nephew: Frances
treated OF Chicago, q niece; lMO.
gene v. Hart Of South Orange, anG
Michael Hart OF New York city.
D In q codicil the testator direct.
which In my second codic!l I did
bequeath to G. ]. A. de Bic. shall
be paid to her free Of all possible
taxes, assessments, commissions, or
deductions"
In another cOdfCil he beOueathod
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-30
BROKE BICYCLE RECORD.
Salt Lake Man Cuts Five Seconds
From Unpaced Mile.

Salt Lake, July 30.-Parly Giles
OF Salt Lake last night broke the
worlds amateur unpaced bicycle
record for mile. riding the distance
IN 1:55 1-5 the former record being
300 2-5.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-30
Santa Fe Train in Ditch.

Topeka, Kan, July 30.-The San
ia Fe westbound California limited
went into the ditch near here early
today. The engineer was killed and
several passengers injured.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-30
Landslide Wines Out Village

Innsbruck. Austria. July 30
he village of Mer Les Bains has
been DESTROYED bv q landslide Six
teen are reported killed.