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TURKS RETREAT
Suffer Severe Defeat in Engagement
az Sonsn, Persia. and Loot
on the Way.

PETROGRAD. Jan. 3i.-Advices
from Julia OF January 30 say that in
an engagement at Sohan. Persia. the
Turks. who suffered severe losses. re-
treated precipitately toward Tabriz.
At noon the same day the Russian
troops entered Tabriz. the Turks and
hurds fleeing in the direction Of Ma
ragha.
The Russian consul general at Ia
briZ reports that among the trophies
captured at Sofian was a flag of the
holy war.
From Isphan word comes that the
Turkish troops carried away Jewels
and money belonging to the sanctua-
ries of the Shiites OF Kerbela 10 the
value OF 100000 On account of
this all the Shiites are manifesung
great Indignation.
According to the same adyices. n
Turkish detachment numbering from
$500 TO 1000 infantry and artillery.
passed through Persian territory m
the direction Of Apwsz. where there
are oil works belonging 20 English
concessions. Bands OF nomads have
Joined the Turks.
II is also reported that Bakhtiarie
interested in safeguarding the oil con.
cessions. intend to oppose the Turkish
invaders.
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THE WAR AT
A GLANCE

POlANO-In Poland. East Prussi ia
and the Carpathians extended opera
lions continue. without. so far as is
known. any decisive advantage being
attained by any OF the contestants
On the Carpathian front. Russia re-
ports. the fighting is gradually assum-
ing the character OF a general battle
here the Austrians have brought up
large achievements. and have been
Joined by the Germans Again in the
western arena there is a comparative
lull. only the artillery being engaged
on most of the front. although at va
rious points the firing by the heavy
guns has been intense.
ERMANY-Emperor William who
mas returned TO Berlin. is said TO be
suffering from the throat affection
which has on several occasions pre-
yiously given him trouble. A dispatch
from Berlin says that he is to put
himself in the hands Of his medical
adviser.
Notwithstanding the fact that the
aggressive operations undertaken by
the Germans in honor OF the emperor's
birthday did not meet with the sue
cess that may have been anticipated,
fresh German troops are concentrat-
ing in Belgium with heavy war sup
plies. and this Is considered an indi-
cation that they will soon make an
other attempt to pierce the allies
lines in Flanders.
The German emperor Is quoted by a
Cologne newspaper as declaring re-
Gently. when pinning the iron cross on
a German soldier: We will stay in
hostile territory until the enemy IS
yanquished or has collapsed"
ENGLAND-It has been definitely
ascertained that the German subma-
rine U-21 sank three steamers In the
Irish sea near Liverpool Saturday. A
German submarine also has torped-
oed two British steamers in the Eng
lish channel off Havre.
Princess Patricla's regiment OF Ca
nadians are reported TO have inflicted
severe losses on a German lsndstrum
regiment and to have captured
number Of prisoners during the de-
fence OF their trenches near La Bas-
see. The Canadian casualties were
slight.
ITALY-In Rome troops bad T., bs
called out To quel a disturbance started
~ persons sntaEonistic TO meeting or
canned y prominent persons for the
ment in favor OF Italy mSintSininF 5e,,-
trslity.
UNITED Statistic former linn
s1iIIs american liner Dacia. which now
IIes the American flag has sailed from
talNeston for Rotterdam with cargo
on cotton destined for Germany Great
britain has served notice that the Dacia
vii os seized and In such event tho
Inlted states government will make i'm
Q.ltl's as 20 the reason for this action
WIN the OBJECT OF safeguarding tho
rights Of the American owner.
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CHOLERA PREDICTED FoR
THE WESTERN BATTLEFIELD

Correspondence % Associated Press
LONDON. Jan. 2O-It f. only a
matter ~ time. in the opinion Of phv.
sicians who have visited the bstfis
'front.' In France and Belgium. when
cholera viii make it, apuearapc.
among the armies IN western Europe
and perhaps cross the channel into
England
Tho men lighting in the east. mo-
iahly the Austrians. have suffered
from cholera. more or less epidemic
throughout the campaign. but 20 far
a. d. now known there have been NO
cases IN the west
But with the coming OF tho s8ring
NAV In Frence and Belgium cha
thousands ~ dead lying in shallow
graves viii render q vast field of
operations highly uuEanItars. merar
Ing the health % those whose powers
OF resistance have been broken down
or weakened ty the strain OF nm
Wholesome trench warfare
Moreover. the German have from.
Time 10 time shifted forces from rrui
% west. and vice vera Tr Wow "a
THE 10 viii Do surprising if cholera
does not follow those shifts Tho Cor
mans have been criticized for BURNING
their dead. bur oven English rHv.
HicianH are now inclined t1 think that
this. after all. iH the most humane
method. OIL that body once frrfrar
ated IS no longer "a menace 90 the
living
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RIDERS WITHDRAW.

CHICAGO. Jan. 3l-The illness OF
Martin Ryan. Of the team Of Ryan
and Wohlrab, caused the withdrawal
Of these riders from the siN-day bi-
cycle race tonight. leaving eleven
teams
At . o'clock the six leaders in a
tie had covered .592 miles and one
lap and were thirty-six miles and one
lap behind the record. Standings:
Moran and Mcnamara. Egg and Verri.
CORY and Carman. Walker and Root.
Wslthour and Bedell. Drobach and
Piercy. 1892 miles. / lap. Mitten and
Wiley. Lnart and Dupuy. Hansen and
Anderson, kopsky and Colombato.
i.lS2. Provost and Rudi-Rush. 1891
miles. 9 laps
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Concentrating troops.

AMST EkDAM. via London. Jan. IL
large number OF German troops des-
tined for the Npres front. have been con-
centrat~d according 90 the TeIsgraaf
FRESH troops with war materials are re-
ported 70 be assembling on the User
'front.' and activity on the Ostsnd railway
- taken 10 indicate that another serious
etort VIII h. made 20 break through the
allies lines In Flanders
The TELEGRAPH prints report that
1000 mutiuous German troops have
been transfarred from Roulers 10 the
eastern front
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STEAMSHIP MOVEMENTS.

NEW YORK. Jan. 81. Arrived.
Steamer New York, Liverpool. Sail
ed: Steamers Chicago. Havre: Napoli.
Naples. Sighted: Steamer Franconia.
from Liverpool
SClLLY-Passed: Steamer Rotter-
dam. New York 10 Rotterdam
LlNERPOOL-Arrived: Steamer St.
Louis. New York.
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MADE NO PROTEST.

PARIS. Jan. 81. Midnight Neither
the French nor the British govern
ment has made any formal protest
concerning the proposed purchase OF
German ships by the United States
according to the Tempe. which adds:
The French government has in re-
cent exchanges OF views confined it
self 10 stating its point OF view. which
like that Of the British, IL in con
formity with the terms Of the Decla-
ration Of London"
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WAR BRIEFS


BERLIN. Jan 81. BY wireless 70
say'iiis.-The following statement
Was issued to-day at army headquAr.
tiers:
In Flanders. yesterday. there we're
artillery duels only.
A; Guinchy. south OF the high road
between La BSssee and Bcthune. near
Careney. northwest OF ArTas. the Ger.
mans took some trenches
On the East Prussian frontier there
were no events OF importance
In Poland. near BorjimOv. 10 the
east OF LODI. a Russian attack vas
repulsed"
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VICTIMS OF EXPLOSION
ARRIVE ON CRUISES

SAN DIEGO. Jan. 31-The United
states cruiser San Diego arrived here
to-day from Mexican waters with the
bodies Of two Of the victims Of the
boiler explosion on January q. which
has taken total thus far Of nine
lives. Four others injured are eK-
pected 20 recover.
After funeral services aboard the
cruiser to-day the two bodies were
placed on the auxiliary Saturn. with
the seven other victims The Saturn
sailed late today for Marc Island
navy yard. whence the bodies will be
sent 20 the mems homes.
Discussing the explosion. Captain
Ashley IT. Robertson attributed 81 10
blocked stralner pipe I'm the main
feed tank. which shut on water from
eight boilers. Two Of the boilers OK
ploded and the other SIX were saved
BY heroic efforts
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Russia RepnsH.

=, FETROGKAD. Jan. 3l.-The Official
Messenger publishes the following.
ne German government has publish
ed several kilograms which IN, srnperor
OF Russia exchanged with Emperor VII
nam before the war. AmuuE these teIs-
grams nevertheless Is one which was not
published: q dispatch from hts Russia n
MAJESTY dated July 20. 1914. containing
a proposition to submit the Austro-Ser.
Wan conflict to The Hague tribunal
Ihis has an appearance OF a desire
m Germany 10 pass over In silence the
attempt 10 prevent the approaching col
nsloh' winch the Russian emperor made
three days before the war with Ger
many declared against Us
IN view OF this, the minister Of for
eign affairs is authorized to publish the
text. - '''
Thanks for your consiliatory and
friendly telegram. Inasmuch a. m.
official message presented TO-DAY by
your am bsssador TO my minIster Wa
conveyed In "A very different tone I beg
you TO explain this diverEencv. II
would be right 20 give over the AuEtro-
seryian problem TO The Hague confer
friendship"
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ANNUAL sTArElEET OF
FnHHaY MADE PunI.rc

FIIIAbDEspIfTA. Jan. ef - Tn.
statement 81 revenue ANA ..,r-..... ~
we InnusF IvauiH railroad system fsr
... CIR ending December Ed. Issued fr.
.'h.. hlnNF that The total urarafIrr
o.. tuIl FOR The lines east "a pfft.f.-I-.-.
81 l'If was fZfi .sDf. 900. n derre4as ~
|r.. ''.''1 compared with THI7 Tra
...H. 'i"fHirE expenses including rsIf-
way iIN HrrrHaia were frqr .fa tfE
cease rgn pared with 1918 ~ ffsr.1-
n-a nc faLIWar operating Income
fa.HNH.urr N'INAHe OF
'trfaiioIe ~ The lines west ~ pftts.
IIrEn during 1919 r0mraraf Win fsI5
..gWsI these results '" '''e
Total urrraffrg revenue ffrf -s. g.-
rt-' f.t.. h-.H'l. total Operations IL.
t N llnIrE rafIuar tar ar.r..,f-
d.. t..-I'. decrease fIGff7eaG r4ff-.-
,liE Income fIq95iss7 ds-r..-.
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BERLIN. Jan. 81 tby wireless 90
Loudon) The commander OF the naval
station on the Baltic has announced N Al
shipping viii b. safe IN the Baltic ses IL
The routes previously recommended are
I9iloWed. This attempt was mace In re-
ply 10 queries from ship oy-orrg regard
lng the safety Of navigation a. thc re-
suit OF submarine attacks on the Ga
zclle
The German cruiser GazeIIa was for
pedoed by a submarine OF unknown ma
uonality near the island 81 Kruger in
the Baltic. on January 20. Although .he
vessel was damaged She WAS able 10 re-
turn 10 the port Of Saassnft-
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CONSTRUCTION or GREEK
oREADNAUGHT STOPPED

LONDON Fsh ]. 1.aa q m-Ar.
cording t0 the Exchange TELEGRAPH
company CORES pendent the con
-trUctI0n Of tho Greek dreadnaurht
Salamis sI lHs Vulcan company
shipyards a' -fnffin. Germany. has
been stopped because the Greek gov -
eminent Tor special reasons. has not
made fh" lNed payment on tho con
tract The Greek naval mission sup
'fVI-inE The construction OF tho vessel
The correspondent adds. has been ro
called
The ss.amIa according fo 'nr srrrI
hraNor. wa. .H ta 10 500 ton shin.
She wac laid down 'r 1913 and wac 10
Rave been completed Dol 1915
..rrE service between towns moo n5-g
connected Hg rail-
~ rref7H frr1rsr,- company .s.ue4
polio. covering damage DON. uF mill.
fanf .lffrHgrtfra.
in 1880 auls one versr w.rsad for
WAGES tn every IH mon now the r4fIH
ir one woman ta four men
Do ,r.g PROVING. of sH7nturT cfIrs. Is
"ro.frird .r Ue a.zr orr california.
Japan rradarss rs..so tons % smmu.
mia every Fesr
sweden Hsr $4,000 persons f- co.
operative aaTorIatiaHs TFars are s.578
Most off t.a 4sf-i-rss a. tho rancho.
-" America are Matched iu iHcu-
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HOPES TO SAVE
DUAL MONARCHY
BARON BURIAN, TIE HUNGARIAN
FOREIGN MINISTER. URGES
PEACE.
Gives as His Reason PreearioUs STU
alton Of Austria. Which VIII Lose
War for Germany.

LONDON. FEB. I. SOC a. m.-The
Daily Mail attaches great Importance
20 the dispatch which is dated Thurs.
day and was delayed IN transmission.
The dispatch says:
From a most Trustworthy and well
informed source in Berlin | received
the following statement regarding the
negotiations between the German
statesmen and Baron Burian. who re-
Gently visited the German chancellor
In Berlin and Emperor William at the
army headquarters in France.
Baron Burian. whose sole object Is
10 save what can be saved OF the dual
monarchy. represented To the Ger.
mans that the situation in Austria was
precarious. and that IL the Russian
advance on Budapest Is not stopped
the effect may very probably be the
downfall OF Austria and the complete
collapse OF Hungary. which must later
entail. as a logical sequence. also the
downfall OF Germany.
Must Be Repulsed.
Therefore Baron Burian urged that
the Russians must, at all costs, be re-
pulsed and that Germany must send
larger reinforcements TO Hungary TO
prevent a catastrophe. In any case,
he said IL was doubtful II IL would be
possible for them 70 resist the Rus
SLAMS and Servians and perhaps also
the Rumanians. Therefore II was
necessary seriously to examine into
the question Of peace.
"A definite defeat would mean a
debacle for Austria Hungary and the
partition OF the empire. His advice
to Germany was to consider more
lseriously the possibilities of toler-
able peace. He advised Germany not
to reject fundamentally the thought
Of peace on the grounds Of a probable
disarmament OF Europe. II Germany
we're disposed 10 treat on such terms
he believed the other conditions would
be tolerable. Perhaps II would be
necessary TO leave the French part OF
Alssce 10 France and TO give up some
Polish provinces to a new Poland, but
IL Russia would relinguish a pro-
vince and Austria q part Of Galicis TO
Poland no real sacrifice for Germany
would be entRiled.
Partly Justified.
Austria would then leave tho rest
OF Galicia to Russia and Bukowina "a
Rumania and. II necessary. a part OF
BOSNIA and Herzegovina 20 Servia and
Montenegro.
THE leading German statesmen ad
mitted Baron Burian's intentions were
excellent, and to some extent JUST
| ned by circumstances but they de
clAred that such peace would b
/ more ruinous to Germany than totA
defeat Disarmament OF Europe, they
cOntended. would only mean tnat
Great Britain would DO able TO tyran
nize the whole world and Germany
would have lost ail chance for safe
guarding her commercial. industrial
and economic Interests."
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VIENNA. Via. London. Jan aT.#IT IS
9. m.--The following official statement
vas issued tonight
There have been vigorous artillery
a4els on both sides o. the DuuaJec and
Nina riNrrF our artillery. which has
been making practice recently. succeed
- yesterday lu compelling the enemy.
under the severrst fire. Co cvacuate
SOME trenches
There have also been artillery en-
EaEenenta ON the rest Uf the Foolish
frnrf. lr the .arpa thI1ra the day passed
quietly
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.ffNIHfN. Feb % 10 d. rH...TEn UH|Ir
IrieErauha refrrEraI .nrrrarur1s
HerlH o. report that fnr rHr.a under fra
supervision ~ fNn German r"H|Haara
are FIrrIrI'B rrrafr.#ffUa branch
rH'.uaU from fHEHrH fH aftHa Asia NI
u"F which 'H intended III. rr#IHIa f..
.fHt..."l water rrHfa aH feeder f.T
frorf
no German CONSUL Hf rHHrIr Persia.
Hna PLACED himself HnHar fra rHafs.ffHr
n ne A~ari.an consul according fr
The rurrssrrnHrHF
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BERLIN. Jan 20 OBJ. wireless 90
vile The following offf.f4T abatement
wee made public today.
Although the French resident rerer-
% Dr. MOROCCO h1d officially assured me
American rerrrrrrfstIurr tho death pen.
ATS HrH'nef fNr Germans Elr TfrEa and
IHrF sruroIar. who were accused n
.'FI treason. would NOT Do carried Qua.
hlf That r. written appeal would b. fore
'ArlfI Co. the President % tho French
rfT bile. their execution according fH
poo HfapFr IUFUrI. uaH carried out rev-
rrfreIras un IuUIurs as
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BANK CLOSED

HlTLER Pa. Jan 40 Tho urivafe
banking Institution Of y. &c. Mcclure at
Prospect. fhiH county. wac closed YES.
ferday by lfH proprietor. who states
deposit0rs VIII Dol paid in fuI The
bank bad 900 900 deposits.
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ONE KILLED; ONE
FATALLY HURT

TOLEDO. ohio. Jan. 3I-Egther
Williams was killed and Mrs Ouis
Dupoy Sible fatally shot today by
Robert e.. smith. a rejected sutton OF
Mrs siblc. who then committed sui
eide. Smith had accused Miss WI.
Hams Of using her influence 10 turn
Mrs.. Sible against him. The shooting
occurred in the apartments Of Mrs
Sible
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SEALED PROPOSAIS

Hotios % Manufacturer, Jobbara, n-ar-
chants and Othsru Whoissaie Dealers.
NOTICE fN TITTTTT GIVEN. That
~ Wet virginia wif. receive fIHa fHI'y
20 &c office or thHrIr-f.U. West HIrrirIa.
fur furnishing SUBJ Dec frr fEl Hfg.raI
state frrfifuffHrr fNr financial ..HrHrr.
men. nr which ia vested fr aaII Hoard
tUrfrarfe VIA Do awarded Hr tho lowest
liIirrr. quality considered end other
thIrrH being equal fraf VfrEIrIH deal.
era viii D.. given preference
lisfH ~ Hurrif.a needed ufff BE- fur.
nianrd nid.re ~ receipt Of requests
stating tho line desired
STATE HnafET FF CONTROL.
fs.l.ff Cnariratrn. West VIRGINIA
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|'I|TITN- TOO 7 wv \ ~ |""TIT-
IuE in 'Ir Daily NaTr Venice rHrrfapHr.
N.nI frIfFrarH received sHrrr from
EIrnnrnff and IskuU say f.nf ar fm.
H.rnar Auafr1.'seru. HrnrE DEL HHHr.r.
.rHfel or Ir.In trHIUAa. "r che HHHuhH.
a' The Junction ~ me Hungarian. Runs.
riar md srrvtau frontiers If. f.rra.
fhf IHIaf.H.H add fa rrH.r fr rrHr II.H
fNr f|uUfr
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PARIS, Jan. 81. 1885 .. m-Tbe fol-
night:
There IL nothing to report"
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REAR ADMIRAL DEAD.

LONDON, Jan. 81. -.ZI q. F-Rear
admiral the Honorable Victor A. Non
tagu died today.
Rear Admiral MoutaEu was g years
old. lie served with the fleet On the war
with Russia IN 1855. b. thu china war
~ 1857 and with the naval brigade Iu
the Indian mutiny OF 1855. lie was re-
tired ir 1855
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Tho potato crop ~ The United cfatsa
season
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LOST

LOTT .nUIna gold nH.Hh ard pin be-
tween sHfH HuI Woods ste and lHTf.
WHIIa Hur NH#H inside off watch
hurH frH"ff. Reward Ir returned f.
Hr.Hra a. HH....
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PARTISAN. 81. z.ss .. n.--rne French
war ofiicc this afternoon issued the fol-
.essins statement Of the progress of to-
The struggle during the day % the
suth was confined on almna. every front
20 artillery comhsts- The csnnonadinE
ether az numerous points. Our ARTILLERY
has every " here secured tn. ADVANTAGE
Before La Bassve the BRUSH army
rc-took all the trenches which a mo
mcntarily lost The Germans have can
nonaded the b-lfry and church af FoE-
queNiilers tto the south OF ArrasJ.
IN the sectors Of Arras. Poye. Scls-
sons. Rheims and Perthes our batteries
have destroyed two OF the eE.rsy's
piece. several field works certain
number % lance bombs and disps sod
several concentrations OF troots. bivou-
acks and conveys.
In the ArEpnne. IN the WOOL OF La
sruris where our troops were obliged
on the 2sth 10 retreat slightly a. already
reported the Germans yesterday deliver
60 near fontsine Madame. three new at
tAcks which were repulsed
Prom the AnEonne 70 the NoSRes
there has been no hancge We hola.
notably near Badonyillsr. the Village OF
AnEomont. which the Germans pretend
70 have Occupied"
BERLIN, Via. The Hssue. and Lon.
non. Jan. Give VIII stay on hostile
or has collApsed' was tSe sssartioT
made by Emperor William in personally
conterrtng the Iron Cross on a German
soldier. according TO n report printed n,
cologne newspaper.
\ Munich wool expert who visited
horthern France on behalf 81 the ia,
Narian government haz reported that on.
billion francs $500 600 0OCp worth 0i
raw and finished material fell into ths
nAhas OF the Germans In the larger
French Industrial cities. These material,
included wool hides, metal and leather
hundreds OF bolts OF cloth intendef
bN the French government Tor military
uniforms were found a. Lille alone Tn,
German military authorities are report.
60 70 be running many factories in IN,
OCCupIed dletrIcfa- -,
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PERSONAL.

DIR JONES, spiritusIiqt medium end
druFlesg healer. 426 y. Sixth street
Martins Ferry Ohio. Gives prvsbf be-
rendtrEs. Treats all mental and phyzI-
cal troubles. Nat. phone 21f-J
r-Iao~-g--ur
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Mnaf Hf f.r 1sfrirraa n. tho ranches
~" America are Matched fn ircu-
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MISCELLANEOUS

MISCELLANEOUS
s--~-s~-~~s~---z-s--z------
WAHTED-tarmcrs having apples 20
sell. see r. 81 Campbell. corner Main
and goth Sts- Wheeling. W Va.
ia.3T.1
PATENTS:s$s;.'ssf$5::3. .. 10 :
Iraus TnarF litigation. Booklet ffer
n T.. DUNLAP, Patent I.awysr
Nauonal srchanEe Rank Buiidlnu
Wheeling. W. We
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
Cash paid Tor cast Of clothing. Wf.tr
or call
NJ LEVY.
No. 100 marfst Sc, wheeling. " Va
WE-C1liert Pad Bills Buy and Sell
Claims. Attachments careflf's rfr.st
end executed We adjust claims ana
make collections on n com mission Nraf.
No objection. no pay. Tho buckeye 1far.
camille Agency. t0a board oil 7r.#.
ildr MheairE vs. Ta ~
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SWEDEN has $4,000 persons fri co.
operative aasorIatIHHr. There are s5T8
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1915-12-31

Party gowns may be fashioned in
froth of lace and net, In layers OF
chiffon or net, or both over a silk
foundation Or they are made of the
new and beautiful taffetas. And no
matter how airy and unsubstantial
they may be, bands of fur are very
likely to appear on them. Embroid-
cries of silver thread, the introduction
of silver laces, and a use of span
gled trimming lends them life and
sparkle. When designed for youth
full wearers trimmings are to be spar
ingly used.
A lovely model appears in the pic
ture above, made of taffeta. This silk
is shown in a new and substantial
locking weave, in all the light colors
and in fascinating opalescent effects.
Any of them will be suited for devei-
opment into a gown like that shown
here.
The bodice is simplicity ITSELF SO
far as shape is concerned. 1t is mere
ly broad band of the silk wrapped
about the figure and fastened at one
side. 1t is overlaid by an embroid-
cred band OF chiffon. in which silver
threads and spangles are wrought In