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The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-03
FAMINE DRIVES FOREIGNERS FROM
 MEXICO CITY

the coast Conditions in the capita are described as extreme .n nd hundreds are living on the verge of starvation. only sufficient food can be provided To enable the populace to exist and the supply of staple commodities are fast disappearing The city is maintained generally quiet.
 Mail the Nugget to ysur sri.nds ans help advertise Nome.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-03

until close to Trieste where an auxil- iary cruiser was met and severely dam aged by the raiders in a running fight. In addition two merchant vessels were sunk by the Italians before returning to their base.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-03
GERMAN TRANSPORT TORPEDOED IN
 MARMORA SEA

while enroute to the Dardanelles with soldiers It is declared that the vessel sank immediately after the striking of the torpedo and but few of the troop. escaped alive.
  To get the news read tho Nugget.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-03
PRACTICALLY ALL PASSES
 ARE UNDER ITALIAN CONTROL

Austrian resistance will be easily over come The feeble resistance so far en- eountered has been recognized as an attempt to lead the fighting to more favorable ground.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-03
GERMAN CRISIS
 VIEWED IN MORE
 OPTIMISTIC LIGHT

i. announced that the Presidents re- joiner 10 the German note will be for warded to Berlin by Friday or Sat urdaN
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-03

Strictly fresh eggs s1.so per dozen at Prosser's Harness Shsp, Phone Black 5.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-03
NOTICE.

Mrs. Vanderworker announces her kindergarten will close tomorrow, June 4th.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-03

he received assurance that the United States would not remain in permanent possession of the Mexican territory
 LOUIS LEVY COMING. Hold your furs until my arrival in Nome.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-03

There is a good education in & live pn per Subscribe for the NUGGET
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-03

FLOUR IS CHEAP. Bread only Sc. North Pole Bakery and Anvil Bakery.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-03

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The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-03

printed manifestos charging that the government has not been sufficiently aggressive against China Infiamable literature of the most reasonable character was found in tho possession ef several of the ring leaders and
 promptly eonfscated.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-03

MRS. j. WANGER, Second Avenue Opp. Court House
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-04

lH. IH. tau ut pensions tu olli-
O'r. NIl. probably hc dealt with later
o. tH' committee So present iho
widow ui o. flag officer captain.
"r commodore ls given 5000 wear.
go 600 allowance col about Slo0
..Ar additional tor each child
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-04

pv IurN sa'N Swd SiL
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-04

Daily News Want Ads must ho ac
rumpluicd by the CASH
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-11
3usra,tb tit sllabama.

30 erb .MIa., 10. Suli.
gelpuffnete Wonnldafteu nltrdltreifen
bie llmge9enb BON Greenbille, etipu so
Meilen liiblid bon bier, l1ad bier gunz
Oiten, Sic bette fritz 2 llbr Sen bon
9seip Dorf ,1ad, 9ieip Orleans fubrenben
Sdneuau9 go. 81 SET 2prispille &
gaibpine 8abn angebnlten lr1b ausge@
pliinhert babelt.
9ie 8auber foppelten Sic Epitz, ggz
preb= lln0 @epddcars ab unb fl1bren
bomit cine @trede boraus. Gann brebe
ten iie @ollbnMpf auf Ser 2ofpmotipe
on llnb lieben oiele pbne 8emannung
liibipdrts larfer, ipdbreno lie bie Cars
pliinoerten. Ser @ertb Ser gen1nhten
geute lit nod t,i6t ernrittelt. Sic 8ale
la9ierc lpl1rben ni6t beldltiat.
&pnbuftenr Gbil. 0lcHae ipltrbe ipa=
ter tort altf ser Gblerbations @latz
form liegenb gefllnben ltnb man glaubt,
bab er am S6lagflu6 geltorben lit.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-11
AfcrifaniidJcs.
5tabt 90 erifo tpieoer BE,
Ia Qert.

- ia y sUt Ttfo no teD L e :
lagert
@ aibin gtpl1, 10. asl,lt. aon-
Jul Sillin1al1 heri6tete Dem Stantss
on1t belte ab 8eracru5, bnB bie
Staot s0eerifo bon Sen garran5atrnp=
pen l11ter 8en. @on5ales belagert
lei lno @on5ales bis 5ur Gorltaot
@uaOelllpe, 5tpei 01eilel1 bon Ser
9al1ptltaOt porgeorllugen lei.
1as Sl1ittsamt lit iebt birter @e=
neral 6elir 9ia5 pcr, Ser ongeblid)
5lpei belpaff11ete grpeoitionert 11ad)
sgserifo ausgeriiltet BOT. gr bot 5tpei
0anpfer gefallft, bie borla11fig felt
gebaltelt lper0elt.
5tabt Wserifo BON Gorra11-
50 geno III nj G II.
IS a albington, 10. sssllli. Sc
neral sGablo @on5ales bat Oie Staoi
0eerifo belte belebt. Die 8otidaf1
-fan ipat geahts bon geracrll5 11tl
ipirb fir ri6tis gebalten. Gb eS
ei11en straBenfan1pf gegeben bat
ODER ob sic 3apatiiten oie Staot
fanlpflos geraun1t Fabe1t, lit 1iht be.
rid)tet.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-11
go,ttta8, ben II. S1li 1915

legerbe1ten i'm Tarlmrlet1t, ais er Ell
NE sSrage bon COMMANDER GarlDotl
Us. egellairS beal1taportete.
uW6ebrere 1leutrole Negierungen"
fubr &orb 9}o6ert Gecil fort, utpl,r,
Den beim Qusbrn6 bes @rieges in
oieler Srage fonlultirt, luno ou9 an
oeren lit leitber oie lrage, oie burh
oie lttnltan0e nabegelegt tpuroe, bor-
gelegt morOen 9as 8rin5ip, baB
&allffobrteildiffe 5ur 5elbitbertbei=
oignng arll1irt 1perben fonnel lit al1-
gemein anerfannt hporoe11, uno britt
ihe sS6iffe, hpel6e in 6ieler @eiie
arlnirt ii1to, Iba6en ieit benl 9egi11n
oes &rieges 6em Sanoel nit perl1ie-
'berelr 2a1roern gebiel1t."
8ie bon 8eaaire ge1tellte Stage
lautete, ob 0te &egicrl111g int Si1lblid
altf Den l1t1gepob,lli6en Gabarafter
Der oeutIden &riegsfiibrl11g geaen
1t1lbelpoffnete 5anoelslhiffe, bei oIen
1telltralen &egierltnger Die grIaubniB
ermirfen iDolle, oaB sur gert6eioi-
9llng arlntrte sdiffe, Sic ein Sc
ldlis am Sed tragen, i'll ibrel1 Safen
berfebre1 fonnen, troboe1n lie NIT eli
1rcn1 @eldyiib beltiidt liro.
Ser II nterieefrie g.
2on bon, 10. Suli. Ser britiId]e
9ampfer gaesn1ere tprrbe beute bon
einem beutl6en II an Ser @iilte BON
Gorntpallis suerit bn11barbirt ul1b
bann torpeOirt. Sic Mat1nldaft bon 81
1T gerettet nit glusnobme zines 1lor=
uegi1den Sei5ers, Ser bon einer @raz
note get0Ote ipurbe.
ST. italieniIde Sampler Clio unb
Der r1oripeeilde Sampler giorbas tpurz
ben ebenfaus bon beutlden liz berlenft.
Sic Ia1nldaften iinb gercttet. Gus
goot, bns bie noripegilde Manni9uft
e1tbielt, ipurbe bon oen betreffenben
belltlden Il 8oot 25 Meilen tpeit bis
in Die gfabe bon aberbeen seldleppt.
9eutld1e &reiie 8ufrieb e II.
Berltn, 10. Suit. Sic 9an5e
oentIde Erelie NIT ipenisen sl1snabz
men billist Sic 91nte entldiebet. Sic
ausnabnen 9eben babin, baB Sic oeutz
iden 3nseitdnbnille an Nmerifa gu
melt gebeu.
anappbeit in Mu itralien.
Balbsin eton, 10. Suli. @ege1
8nappbeit on 8ei5eu. 3uder, Butter
unb Sleild bat gultralien iib elmer
Neaierltngsfontroue Ser Yreile u1lters
lporfen, nie antlih berihtet ipir6.
Cine lange 9iirre utb ber europdil6e
8rieg 5aben Sen Notbitanb berurladt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-11

cine neue @erlebung ibrer Nedte ab=
nartel1 ipilroe11 e6e lie cine Iftion erS
9reifen, I'M bie Seadytln9 oieler 9tedte
5lt er5minger.
gs berrl6t penis g}eisuns in pffi=
5iellen areile11, Die @nti9eiouns iiber
Die ldpebenoen ipidtigen streitfraseu
5u ilbereilen ltnD es lpirb barouf binz
setpieleL oaB Die II. g. tbatladlih bie
gteere serdB tbren anli9ten befo9ren
baben lulo oab feil1 fei11Dli9e5 G1iff,
auf oern lid slnuerifaner befanOeu, lett
Dent 2lllttaliafall nbne 8prlpurmlng
torpeoirt lporoel1 lei. llrD ba nte beut=
lden II aon1manoeure leitbeu tire
Rragis tn bieler @inlid]t oen1 gDlters
reot angepabt baben, 10 glau6en Die
8eamten nid't, bab Oer @eigerl1ng Ser
beutIden Nesierllng. ein beIfimn1tes
9erlpreden 5u 9eben, tpeitere Gelpalt=
atte, Die gum @erLult a1nerifanil1er2es
ben fiibren lpiiroen, fDl9et neroer1.
Ser beberrldenoe Saftor Der 2age
19etnt inbelen gu lein, ipel9e 5teuuus
Die Ser. 5tuaten infolge Ser 2ulitania%
5ragDoie einnebmel 1ollen l1nb bterz
ilber iDalten 3neifel nb. gs iptrb aber
nt1t 5eltritten, Dap Die allse1neinc 2az
se nit erl1iten 1s0glidfeiten geluz
Sen lit.
gs banbelt it6 Tim Sic 8ebauptrng
unlerer nationalen Yolitif arf Die Sc
fabr zines &riege5 bin, ober rnt cine
palitbe 6iltnubmc Oes oeutl1en Stano=
pul1ftes, Die aber Die Ser. Stuaten in
ibren 8e5iebuneen nit arberen Stotioz
nen III Gerlegenheit bril1gen lpiirOe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-11
9tntidt Mntnort 1T 8aibington ungintig
Qnfgenou1men.
Oin5teae &on1mentare s,rilfgeba1ten, bis oer
off5teue Sert borlieat,
@aS beute ser Sad ieiu miro,


Dutden Sorlddge 6eRt es gepnberg perz
lnup bab 9eutlbuno bie rDg 2utana perbeiSiet
lno Die snt1abgungsrase ignorirt IS nb o6 paet bab
np brittle goe Berlin ganbt g6 e m SEN oebroh
fen pferen r1tn font Seldr Dirt Die
TEN Sropbet boraus5nla9en - Sic @ntebung ebt on
Ser NIT 8ebact aber audi NIT Sesfe anbel goiee
aoe1tare ler Die 9ote aoritat
larf gr5bdpf Su9eb Chicago gelorben Garransa G
neral on5ales ha oie stabt Wyfo bes l1nfou
oes Erbente 3nnermans Gbicaqo upl beiaeeot
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-11
GOitpriellc &untmcntare sur bentiden
0l1tt1nprt.

gbico9o, ii. Suit Moreens.
Sic Sis. Staats6eitung iast: gSenn
bic beutlde slntiport pbne @pr1rtbeil
selelen miro, miro lie es lplpnbl ltnlerer
Nesierune ipie Dern @olfe flar maiden,
bab 9el1tldlal1b iidy ben1iibt, ben Sprz
Derllngen bieles 2anbes balbipegs ent=
gegen5ufpntnlen ltno bab es nien1uls
Die slbiidt bate, amerifanilebe Snterz
eilen 5lt l6dbi9el1 poer an1erif. 2eben
5u gefabroe11.
8anias gitp star: Sic SeutIdeMnts
mort lit iplll1berbar bDfli6, aber tire
Gorldlage beden Die Gage ni9t. Sic
Ser. 9tuaten pertbeioige11 bie neutral
len Ned)te iolppbl segen gnslal,o lpie
9el1tld5lono. gSenn lie ber einen 8ara
tel erlallben ipiirDe1t, bieie 8edte 5ll
perlesen, 10 bdtten lie feine gertbeibiz
gung gegen beren Serlebllng our9 bie
anbere Gortei.
9es 90 IN E 8 Mesifer: @ir glau=
ben, naB cine rielise 0aebrbeit oes
omerif. Golfes licb nidt 10 eefrdl1ft
fiiblt, Inn 5lt Ben @affen 5r greifet.
gsaibinston g. g. Yoit: 9eutldz
lanb bat ge5ei9t, oob es beltrebt lit,
tpeitere @ddoisung BON Amerifanern
su nermeioeu uno bies lit IdlieBli9 oie
Sauptiade.
@albinstpn 6eralo: Hrdlioent 8ilz
/ ion n1llb entlpeber bon leiner erbnbeneu
Stellrng aIs gertbeipiger Ser Snnaz
nitat etc. bernbiteigen, poer Elm llltis
matunl on 9el1tl6la,l0 ltellen.
9enber Npdp 0purtain Sines:
Sic Stpeite slnttport 9eutIdlanos auT
unieren Eroteit lit cine slusflu9t uuo
eine oiplptnatii1e 8eleioisuns Dieler
9iatipn
Smubn 6eralb: Cine erntutbisenbe
sbatia6e lit, buB bie oeutlde 8esiez
ring aufridtig lpiinldbt, ibren Inter
leefriee in lpl6er sSeiie 5lt fiibren,
/ bab er oos Nlarinrllm bon Sn1ultnitdt
| fir nmerifauii6e Ghiffe unb Ta7agiez
re bietet.
Tortlono (Sre.) Sresonian: Sic
oeutlde Antinprt 5erit6rt bie 6offnung.
Sab 9eutI6lano Sn einer pertIiinftisen
Mniidt befe6rt ipprben lit. Sie 8ebina
lgungen, sic 9eutI6lanb Sen Ser. .Staaa
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-11

gbicaso. Sic Seueenberb6re ,nS
slr9ltmente ppr bent Gbiebsgericbt iiber
bie 2Dbne Ser 5trabenbabner ip,1rDeu
be,1te gel6lpllen ,lnb Sic brei Gdiebsz
ri6ter, bon benen MaDor Sbomplon
sen Ausldlug eibt, iperben ,rd6lte 8ps
1e iiber ibr @eroift beratben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-11
@leine @ricssnadridJtcn.
8ritilbe &anOelSl6iffe
limo ur1tirt.

2o,lo oon, 10. Sssl1li. uaauf-
fabrteii6iffe eil1er frieafiibreuoell
,Nea6t iillb nah bem felten lno nie
geilloerten @ebralld,, Der altf See
berribt, beredtigt, iicb sur Selhlt=
oertbeioiglulg SIT bclpoffnen" lugte
Del1te 2oro &pbert Gccil, Ser ltnter-
|itaatslefretar fit shlsapartige slnge.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-11
Scr DoQe &ortlant Der beuti6eu 0fott
96fli@ ,1,tb tpeit entee9enfon,n,emo.
@rnuoidBe oer 6ulllc
NIB Treibeit oer See Don 9euti4lanb itets
70 d8ebalteu.
sl6er bie b1dftc Snmanitatspflid.
sem sdnt bes eisencu golteE

Nles gDldt burd @nsanSs aregsn@ au bu appf oeeu
9euldano in Ser Notbm9r enen nerieefrg g8nunaeu
asn 8aern ber 2ultanaan asgprpe neritaner fol-
len nt an noid)en Sdfen abren Giberbt 6nen qa<
ranrt e inter amer Sa9se g. pirb ein perz
nnft9er goridag genab sic fDnn lbH fenbde
2omper fir Ben Gaia9erbebr inter ibrc Sasge neben
Sampler brfen aber feline &pnrcbanDe fub eboen plroe
9euanb bic 9uten gne BEG 9rbene r Nberrne bes Gee
frieges anebmcr @ens Berieoc 2uoe an
Der 8u1efron peng erdno Gin nbear talienider Gie<
9esanpr sSn ebapet oaege, 6aB taliniden guaffe
abgebtt leeu
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-11

(SortIesung allf Ser 8. @eite.)
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-11
S. PER ACRE

JUNE 18th ONLY. Great opening of
5wigart's Dickson Township Tract Of
5000 acres in Manistee County. Mich,
No land reserved or for sale until ex-
cursion arrives ON ground. Not less
than 10 nor over'160 acres to one per-
son. because Of colonizing: $50 down
and 81 monthly on each forty or an
nual payments. No land at this open
ing price after cheap rate excursion,
which leaves Chicago Tuesday. June
18th. 1880 a. m Round trip Chicago
wellston $780, related on purchase.
Entire expense from Chicago including
board about $l3. Write Immediately
for map circular giving all particulars.
These are choice farm lands. adopted
Tor general crops. stock, dairying. pou.-
try. truck. fruit: near towns, railroads..
markets and adjoining good farms;
quick transportation by boat or rail-
to chicago. Grand Rapids Detroit. OPP
portunity Of lifetime for wage searner.
farm renter or farm hand to get q
farm home. George w. Swigart, owner,
x-1247 First National Bank Bldg. Chit
cago, Ill.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-11
CUT IN GASOLINE PRICE
Standard Makes Marked Reduction and
Independents Plan to Meet New
Fisure-Appiiss TO Entire Country.

Des Molnes, June 11.--Independent
oil dealers in Des Moines-of which
there are several-assert that the big
cut in price by tho Standard Oil Com
pany announced yesterday. undoubted.
ly will be met by the independents
with an equally great price reduction.
1T is the general rule for the In.
dependents to sell gasolene at the
same figure the Standard Is quoting"
said j. Emmett Williams, manager OF
the oil department of the Herring
Motor Company. "Tho prefer to
have something definite in the way of
an announcement before declaring pos
itively what we win do, may say
that II we discover tomorrow morning
that the Standard IL selling gasolene
will get the benefit OF the same price"
An Associated Press dispatch from
Kansas City OF yesterday afternoon
recites that the Standards reduction
in gasolene quotations applies to the
entire United States. The new price
at Kansas City, the dispatch says, is
S.8 cents a gallon,
Prior to today gasolene has been
selling here for 1915 cents a gallon.
After today 1t will be 90 cents a gall
lon.. This Is the greatest gasolene
price reduction In ten years.
During the last ten years." said
Standard official. prices of gaso-
lene have been gradually reduced from
a fraction more than 16 cents to the
present figure"
The reason for the reduction, It is
said, is overproduction of gasolene.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-11
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-11
TIMES REPUBLICAN, MARsHAILTOWN. IOWA: JUNE H. 1915
them, without any suggestion ON the
part 0f the United States.
Do Not Forfoit War Rights.

them. without any suggestion on the
part Of the United States.
% Not Eorfoit War Rights.
These treaties do not entirely forfeit
the right to declare war, for the third
paragraph OF article Ill, reads as fol-
lows:
"The high contracting parties re-
serve the right to act Independently on
the subject matter Of the dispute after
the report Of the commission shalI
have been submitted"
In a letter to Chairman Stone OF the
senate committee on foreign relations,
Secretary Bryan laid great stress upon
the fact that the right to act independ-
emily was postponed until after the In
vestigation.
The treaty with Salvador, and which
was the model for all the rest, con-
tains an article which reads:
Pending the investigation and re-
port Of the international commission,
the high contracting parties agree not
to increase their military or naval pro-
grams, unless danger from third
power should compel such increase, IN
which case the party feeling itself
menaced shall confidentially communi-
cate the fact in writing to the other
contracting party, whereupon the lat
ter shall also be released from its obli-
cation to maintain its military and
naval status quo"
spurn Armament Clause.
The same provision is found IN the
treaties with Guatemala, Panama,
Honduras, Nicaragua. and Persia, but
other countries, and particularly the
great powers Of Europe, refused to
commit themselves to the military and
naval status quo proposition.
The international commissions pro-
vided for in all these treaties are to be
composed Of five men, each govern
ment designating two members, only
one Of whom shall be Of its own ma
tionality, and the fifth member Is to be
designated by common consent and not
to belong to any of the nationalities
already represented on the commission.
The American representatives for the
fifteen commissions which have actual
.ly been created by the proclamation
Of the treaties have all been appointed
by Mr.. Bryan and approved by the
president.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-11
SOME DousT AZ TO WHETHER
he WILL RATlFY THOSE PEND
ING AND NEGOTIATE OTHERS.
BREAK WITH SECRETARY
PUTS QUESTION IN DOUBT
Peace Paets Do Not EntirsIy Forfeit
Rights Of sisnsrs to Declare War
Powers Of Europe Refused to Accept
Armament Clauses - Commissions
Named by Bryan.

Washington, June 1.-THE fate of
the Bryan peace treaties has become
an important question as the result OF
the refusal Of the president to invoke
their principles in the settlement Of the
controversy with Germany as urged
by former Secretary Of State Bryan.
Mr.. Bryan worked early and late to
create these agreements between ma
tons to avert war, and the president
not only allowed him full rein but in
dorsed the treaties and aided their
ratification by the senate.
Whether the president. having
broken with Mr.. Bryan on a question
involving the peace treaties, will fur
Their the ratification Of those still pend
ing and negotiate others remains to be
seen.
The chief criticism Of the treaties is
that they do not provide for cessa-
ton Of the acts in dispute pending the
investigation Of the issue. Germany,
for example, would not be required to
suspend submarine attacks on mer-
chant ships pending adjustment Of the
difference under the terms Of the
treaty.
Main Feature Of Treaties.
The essential feature of the plan
contained In thirty treaties negotiated
with as many nations, with fifteen Of
which ratifications have been ex-
changed, follows:
In case the high contracting parties
shall have failed to adjust dispute
by diplomatic methods they shall at
once refer it to the International COM
mission for investigation and report.
The report Of the international COM
mission shall be completed within one
year unless the high contracting par
ties shall limit or extend the time by
mutual consent.
The treaties vary In phraseology,
some Of them making positive agree
ment that hostilities shall not be COM
menced or war declared until the re-
port Of the investigating commission
Is submitted. Others go still farther
and provide that during the period Of
investigation neither contracting party
shall increase its armament or make
other preparations for war. All Of
them. however. are based upon the two
essential propositions stated.
Nations That Accepted Treaties.
5 The nations with which such treaties
are now in force are:
Great Britain, France, Russia, Italy,
Spain, Portugal, Sweden, Norway,
Denmark, Guatemala, Costa Rica, Bo-
livia, Paraguay, Peru and Uruguay.
Other nations whose representatives
have signed the treaties but with
which ratif1cations have not been ex-
changed are: Salvador, Panama, Hon
duras, Nicaragua, Netherlands, Persia,
Switzerland. Dominican republic. Ven
ezuela, Argentina, Brazil and Chile.
The following countries have not
signed treaties. but have subscribed to
the principle Of the peace plank: Aus
ia-Hungary, Germany. Haiti. Bel
GUM, Cuba, Ecuador and Greece.
Morever. since Mr.. Bryan promul-
gated his theories regarding the adj
vancement Of peace and put them into
treaty form, Argentina and Chile have
negotiated similar treaty between
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USE cocOANUT OIL
FOR WASHING HAIR

II you want TO keep your hair in,
GOOD condition. the less soap you
use the better.
Most soaps and prepared sham
DOCS contain too much alkalL Th.
dries the scalp. makes the hair
brittle, and IL very harmful. Just
plain mulsified cocoanut oil (which
Il pure ana entirely greaseless). Is
much better than soap or anything
else you can use for shampooing, as
this can't possibly injure the hair.
Simply moisten your hair with
water ana rub, It in. One or two
teaspoonfuls Will make an abund-
ance OF rich. creamy lather. and
cleanses the hair and scalp thor
ouRhly. The lather rinses out easily,
ana removes every particle Of dust.
dirt, dandrun and excessive oil.
The hair dries quickly and evenly.
and 1t leaves 1t fine and silky. bright
fluffy and easy to manage.
You csn get mulsified cocoanut
oil at most any drug store. Il is
very cheap, and a few ounces Is
enough to last everyone in the fam-
lily for months.
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atranae Petate lnduetrlse.

n y
Towns In the Netherlands have ~.
eral ways Of dealing with the surplus
production OF potatoes. According to
. recent consular report. there are
now factories for drying potatoes.
with an annual output Of many thou
sand bushels. or these plants $50 are
for tho production of potato fakes.
while in So the potatoes are dried By
the hot air process. Potato fakes can
be used for feeding stock. for distilling
alcohol. for making starch. and for
the other purposes for which natural
potatoes are used: or they can be
ground and bolted to make potato
-four. This flour IL yellowish.white
product, rich in carbohydrates, and 10
used principally by bakers for adding
to rye and wheat -four In making
bread. It IL claimed that the addition
Of potato Hour gives tho bread good
favor, makes 1t moro digestible and
keeps It fresh for comparatively long
time. It IL also used to some extent
in thiokening soups and ssuces.