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fs) per annum payable annually, ac-
cording to six 60 interest coupons at
tached to said note. due October IN
each year, which mortgage was duly re-
corded in the Register OF Deeds Of
flee in said Stanley County tnow Haa-
;on). on August "a, 1911. in. Book 40
" Mortgages on page 1877, and
WHEREAS. 1t was provided In said
mortgage that in case Of default in
The payment of said principal or in
crest notes or any part thereof at the
ime or times above specified for the
payment thereof. or In case of the non
,ayment of any taxes or assessments,
Or upon the breach OF any covenant or
-greement contained in said mortgage.
then and In either case said mortgagee
might foreclose said mortgage and sell
the said premises at public auction in
the manner provided by law. and out OF
the proceeds of said sale after pay
ment Of the cost thereof to retain the
mount that may be due on said note
1t the time OF sale. and
WHEREAS. default has been made
in said mortgage by the failure OF
aid mortgagor to pay interest Coupon
lumber Five (5) attached to said prin.
ipal note, secured by said mortgage
hich became due october I. 1915. and
WHEREAS, There is now due and
npaid on said note secured by said
l"rtgage. the sum OF Thirty-two DOL
'ars ($32.0OO interest that became due
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October 1. 1915. evidenced by said In
crest coupon Number Five (5) and in
crest thereon at the rate Of twelve
I'D per cent per annum since October
, 1915, as provided in said interest
coupon and in said Mortgage.
Now THEREFORE,. Notice IS hereby
given that said mortgage above describ-
. will be foreclosed by the sale Of
said mortsaeed premises In said mort.
gage and hereinbefore described at
public auction to the highest bidder
for cash by the Sheriff OF said Haa-
ken County, or his deputy, at the
ront door Of the Court House in Philip
in said Heakon County, on the End day
If May, 1916. at the hour Of ten O'Clock
A. NJ, Of sa,o day, subject TO the lien
Of the above described mortgage for
the principal sum and interest there
after to accrue thereon according to
the terms thereof. said foreclosure and
sale being made for the purpose only
oi raising the amount due on said
interest coupon maturing October 1. 1915
and costs of said sale and attorneys
fees allowed by law.
The Scottish American Mortgage Com
pany Limited Mortgage,
Fred H. Root. Sheriff of Haakon
County, South Dakota.
Parliman and Parliman. Sioux Falls,
:. d., Attorneys for Mortgage.
March l6, 23. 30, April 6. l3. 20. u.
1915.
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NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE.

WHEREAS, Teuntje Mercy and Ell
Mtrcy. her husband. mortgagors. did
make. execute. acknowledge and de-
tiver their certain real estate mort
gage. dated upon that day. to Ellen
Nelson. mortgagee. Of Violin, pOstoffice,
South Dakota, mortgage the real estate
hereinafter described to secure the pay
ment by said mortgagors to the said
mortgagee the indebtedness therein
described. which said mortgage was re-
corded In the office Of the Register OF
Deeds OF Stanley County. South .Da-
said real estate was then situated. up
ON the 22nd day OF September. 1911. at
nine o'clock A. M. In Book 79 OF Mort
Cages on page 176 thereof:
mortgage. Is now the owner and hold
er Of said mortgage. and the debt Sc
cured thereby;
AND WHEREAS default has been
which default consists In the non-pay-
ment OF the principal sum- secured by
said mortgage. and the interest thereon.
and In the non-payment OF the taxes
Levied Levied and assessed upon said premises
which said taxes have been necessarily
paid by the mortgages;
AND WHEREAS the said mortgage.
said owner and holder, has elected and
sum secured BY said mortgage due s ana
AND WHEREAS no proceedings At
law or otherwise have been had to
secure this debt due upon said mortgage
AND WHEREAS said mortgage con-
AND WHEREAS there II claimed to
be due Ct the date Of this notice the
sum OF Five Hundred Eighty and tn
100 lDOllArs, the same being principal,
interest and taxes paid. and interest
thereon. besides statutory attorneys
AND WHEREAS that part Of stan.
ley County. South Dakota. wherein the
premises herein described and - mort
gagged as Aforesaid are located has been,
since said filing ard recording OF said
mortgage. organized a. Haak0n County
South Iiakota. pursuant 60 law:
NOW THEREFoRE. Al proceedings
said ivaakon County. South Dskota;
NOW TlIEREFOAE. Notice Il hereby
gtven that said mOrtgugo win b. fore-
closed BY saie o. the mertgaGe1 prom.
tses by the sheriff of eAl6 HaAkcn Coun
&. South Dakota. q H. front Aoor q
n:. sns Court nosss: r. tns cty e Phi,lp.
= May. isis. q ths hcsr u ten o'ciock
the aaid sum clnimsA to - 1ue up6a
I'D rnostsaee. ana ~ accruikg sests
-: 'asas end psss!ase : ~sssassa
"a % 5 ssissS =: 49, sss 80 5 sssss ~ . =
enllowe:: IAe on0th A1o4 oe -
1oulhweet ouey1eP - ooet1Gn T1oGeY.
(e0r taN, - 1UWpeAlp 4Wo "a lcoeSh
e @nnQs TNerSy 1h5ee tool - q
- - e1l1n eg)e,ae. ea6eGooe ~
- - e9 - y; . osyt e11Segs
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Notice is hereby given by the
undersigned. Jane O'Connell, Ad.
mimi NTatrix of the estate OF Ber-
nard O'Connelf, dece ased, to the
creditors OF and all persons having
ella inns against the said deceased, tc
exhibit them. with the necesaa ~
'ouche ers, within six months after
he first publication OF this notice
the said Jane O'Conneln. at the
office of A. s. Anderson. attorney
the City of Philip, Haakon
County, South Dakota.
Dated at Philip, South Dakota
iarch 81. 1916.
Jane O'Connel,
Admimstratri OF the estate o1
'ernard Connela, deceased.
April 6, 13, 20, ~ 1915.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1916-04-13
SOUTH DAKOTA PRESS TOPICS.

Mitchell Republican: Mr.. Burk'
stands better with South Dakota a.
a result of the course he followed
IN the conference held here last
Friday. 1t was because he was
concili atory and rea sonable that
Mr.. EweNt, as the CnmndIns man.
ager. agreed to accept his PROPOSE
tton OF delegation instructed for
Cummins but divided between the
two factions. The old "stalwart"
crowd is not making a fl l'ght forstat'
or congreasft nal offices in this
campaign. Not even ds Mr.. Burke
candidate to succeed himself as
national commitAeem Surely It
was none too muuh to agree up m a
delegation composed of such men
as were suggest ed. In the opind on O1
The Republican, they will represent
the state with credit, recognizing
The distinctively progressive senti-
ment Of South Dakota Repubican MS
and also cooperating with any
other delegates in the national CON-
ventrn sincerely desirous OF MAN.
ing the strongest possible candidate
for president.
BeresfOrd Republic: Mr.. Policy
should have used the hong distance
phtne and be careful what he
puts In cold black and white.
Utica Times: From all indie cation!
The campaign is going to be a good
one. Richards Is spending his
money ms freely as Of yore and
some OF the other boys are paying
for urinter q Ink here and there
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Possibly fellow can be elected
ithout the aid of cold type and
black Ink, but our bet Is en- the
elbow who gets the big end OF
the barrel.
Vermillion Republican,: Justice
Hughes cannot write legal opimi ons
and political opinions mt one and
he same time, but we are Opti-
mistic enough to believe that he
win pen his political propaganda
at the proper period.
sss
Chlamberla in Democrat: Railroa
r,nlnOrs continue TO keep the people
OF certain parts OF South. Dakota
interested. II hardly seems pro-
able, however, that this Gs an
orportmne lime TO build railroads
,ecause steel and all materials tha
emit er into the construction Of "A
read and rolling stock is much high
er than in normal times There
re beginning to be many pre-
'iotions of peace i'm Europe with
dn the next IL months, and 1t is
practically IA certainty that when
he end OF the war does come
here will be wcnherful era OF
rosperdty and development in the
United States. The northwest will
share fully in this development be
cause Of ita vast AND varied re-
,ources and productions.
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ORDER no SHOW
CAUSE AGAINST SALE


State Of South Dakota, County of
HaalnchL SS.
In County Court.
In the Matter OF the Estate of
Norval H. Wyckoff. deceased.
1t appearing to this Court BY
the petition this day presented
and filed BY Jessie q. Hawk, the
admindstratrtx OF the estate OF Nor
van H. Wyckoff. deceased, that It 4
oecessarv to sen the whole or some
portdon Of the real estate of said
decedeut in order to pay his debts.
expenses and charges Of edminiatra.
tipn.
It - ordered that am persons
interested In said estate appear be-
fore thts Court on SATURDAY the
2sth day Of April. 1915. at the
hour OF ten O'Clock In the fore
noon OF ttat day at the office OF
said Court. In the CITY Of Philip.
HaA1Dn County. South Dakota, to
show caR,se why IN order should no,
be gEan&ed said Administratrix to
sell 20 m,srh Of tho real extate a.
shan be necessary. and r 10 further
ordered thht 4 copy OF thls order bs
published four successive weeks
neUt preceding raid day in the
Philip Weekly Review" q sexal
Newspaper printed and prbnished
n said County.
Dated ak Philip. south Dakota.
this 4th day OF April. 1915.
tSEAL)
H. l. Brown. CouaAv Judge.
ATTNST: Guy H. Waldo.
Clerk Of Oourto.
J. d. Kinney, Osputy.
Apbtl .. -. 30. -. 1915.
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The case OF the state vs.. 8 lMnen-
schien, which was tried i'm Hughes
ounty, and the case Of the state
vs. John Hayes We're both SUBJ
mitted to the supreme cChlrt at
Pierre Tuesday upon oral arghm en'
Decisions may be expected In both
cases i'm the near future. .--FOrt
Iieme Times
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1916-04-13

Il think Chamberlain IS Lniment
is juat splendid for rheumatism. u
writes Mrs. Dunburgh, Eldrudge
N. Y. 1T has been used by my
elf and other members OF my
fa amlly time and time again dur
ng the past six years and has al
ways given the best Of satisfac-
tion.' The quick relief from pain
which Chamberlain's Iiniment af
fds is alone worth many times
he cost For sale by Am Dealers.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1916-04-13

hoquois Chief: The democrats
sow favor extend ng the civil SER
ice to postmasteGs. Sure. The dem
.Grats are Now filling an the post
filices and naturally they favor
.olding onto the Jobs.
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South dakota
Dated March gath, 1915.
Fred II. Root. Sheriff Haakon Coun-
ty, South Dakota.
Ellen Nelson. Mortgage.
Jones ind Jones, Parker. South Da-
kota. Attorneys for Mortgagee.
March 80, April 6, Is, 90, q. May 1.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1916-04-13

tries. When you have need OF
such medicine give Chamber-
aims Cough Remedy a trial and
YOU will understand why it has be-
come SO popular FIR coughs. colds
and Group. For sale by All Dealers
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1916-04-13

vMl,crIain's Cough Remedy
From small beginning the sale
md use of this remedy has ex-
tended tn ah parts Of the United
States and to many foreign coun-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-09-28
FOR SALE-FARMS

MY SPECIALITY rs FARM AND BU8.
urban property. have many places Of
many kinds and prices. one OF which should
suit your requirements JERoMIo LloIfT-
FOOT. lAO4 II st, ". w.
FINE FARM Of thirty acres at Bettsvilis,
, Nd. Land lays high and has mo variety
of fruit, and shade; also vineyard OF 100
grapes. Only $500. Terms, CHARLES A,
RHODES. 500 Riggs Bldg.
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Special Notices
ALL INVALIDS

ALL lNVALlDS
Should read my ad KS full OF good meat
news for all. Desperate and incurabls $50
CALLED cases. PRor. II. y. D. PARKER,
II to and to s. 7iO-7i6 Bond building. THE
good for consultation and FIRST treatment.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA, September q. 1915; The Public
on MONDAY October ?. 1915, at 300 O'Clock
ADMISSION TO GRADED SCHOOLS.
New pupils are admitted TO the kinder gart-
ems At A MINIMUM AGE OF FIVE
YEA, YEARS, and 70 the first grades AT MINI
MUM AGE OF Six YEARS.
All children not on the rolls OF the public
schools at the close OF last year who desire
to enter the graded schools and kindergartens
will make application for admission tickets at
the schools most convenient to their homes.
Principals will be at their buildings on FRI
$50 to 1000 A. n. and from 400 to $50 p. N,
VACCINATION CERTIFICATES MUST BIN
PRESENTED.
GRADE SCHOOL PUPILS
All pupils In the graded schools last yeas.
except those promoted to the high schools,
VIII report to their last year rooms fron
which those to be transferred Will be sent 70
the higher classes. Pupils promoted TO the
high schools will report at the respectivs
'Sh9Ss 81 re o. waf DP 1nGH scHoo
All applicants for admission or for advanced
standing In the Central, Eastern, western ana
business High Schools. and the MCKINLEY
Manual Training school. other than those who
attended the eighth grades OF the District q
Columbia, must report 20 the High School Ad-
mission Board on the third floor at the Frank
lin School on Thursday, or Friday, september
% and 20. between the hourB Of 800 to z;0
A. NJ. and 200 to 500 r. NJ. The Board VIII
assign pupils to the examinations.
Examinat lions for admission to the hrst year
OF the high schools will be given on Saturday,
September 80, at $500 A. NJ. at the FRANKLIN
School,
For admission 90 the frst year pupils must
be prepared to take examinations In Dnglisn,
Grammar. and Composition. Arithmetic. U. ..
History and Constitution, and GEOGRAPHY.
All applicants must present proper certihcates
or records Of all work completed IN other
! schools, otherwise no credit may be given for
such work. Examinations may be required
! but credit may be given for some OF the WORK
done In other schools II certificates are salts
ADMISSION TO THE coLoRED HIGH
| All candidates for admission TO the nrst
| year classes Of NJ Street High School, the
| Department of Business Practice. or the Arp
| strong Manual Training School, except grad-
| yates OF the eighth grades OF the elementary
| schools OF the District OF Columbia, VIII be
| examined by the High School Admission
| Board at the M Street High School on Thurp-
day or Friday, September Is and 70. between
| the hours OF 300 and 800 r. M. The Board
| will assign pupils to the examinations
| The requirements for admission TO hrst year
| classes are the same as outlined above iof
| white high schools.
| NIGHT SCHOOLS.
| ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE OPENING Or
| NIGHT SCHOOLS WILL BE MADE LATER.
| (Signed) ERNEST l.. THURSTOrt
| Superintendent OF SCHOOL,
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FOR RENT-0FFICES
KENOIS BUILDING

nth and q n, W.. opposite Palate Royal.
The very center OF tho business district,
Large light airy rooms $40 up; heat, hot
and cold water; electric light. tanitor servics
free; two electric elevators. Sunday and holt-
day service. Renting office. Room tot. or
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ROOMS AND BOARD

EYE ST. N W., l9ls-Main lss-Double and
single rooms: good table; convenient to
depts. and cars.
1865 KENYON N. w.-Nice large End or srd
moor rooms: INV. h.; convenient to cars;
home cooking. Col. 694.
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ORIGINATOR OF FLOOR OIL

ING Floor OIL keeps the moor clean and
bright and gives a polished finish only Soc
per gallon; good for your furniture; try II.
Been ON market for over 25 years. Once, lis
Pa ave. NV. or drop postal. Phone Main sass.
Try Hunters Bedbug Exterminator. Known
everywhere. Only 25c large can with sprayer.
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ROOMS AND BOARD

o ST., l2i4-Beautifui front room; select table
board; refined surroundings; private family.
Phone North 5766
Si7 18th ST. N. w.-Large newly furnished
rooms; electricity: steam heat: wholesome
home cooking; table boarders accommodated.
Col. ztbl.
TWO Furnished rooms with board; haiti
cleo. heat: no children. Phone Cleve 1&6
NJ ST. ". W., is2S-Desirabie large and small
rooms: table boarders and transients accom-
modated. N. $50.
18th BT. n W., s0i-weii furnished room,
with board; good home cooking.
MASS. AVE N. W., s7s-Nicely furnished
room for one or two persons with board.
EUCLID ST., ii25-Two front, balcony, bay
window; h. W. h; electric light; wholesome
meals. Col. $751; College boys preferred.
THE AUBURN. siB Pa. ave. nw.--Ths right
place. the right people, right service; large,
sunny rooms; steam ut. h. n c water. w.17ss
FUR ROOMS WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD
KILBOURNE. l723-Two fur. rooms. Ind 3rd
floors: bath on each floor: a. m. !, Col 9o1l
THE EMBASSY, 1877 L st. N. w.--LArse and
small rooms: private baths; excellent board
trRnsients accommodated. Phone ". 21ss
1910 CONN. AvE.-Larse and medium rooms:
q. m. T.; same cuisine; table board by week
or month two outsiders; references. ~ 1901.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-09-28

HOW TO BE YOUR own LANDLORD
On 800 cash ana ti6 month at
CHEVY CHASE. For full particulars drop
postal, telephone or call on VIM. II.
RITcHB. tis-tls Colo. bldg. Tel. N. loiS.
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REFRlGERATORS & ICE BOXES

MccRAY REFRIGERATOR COMPANY.
Rsfrigsrators that are unequalsd.
Gil II ST. N. W.
We Build and Repair Refrigerator.
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14i3 G st. N. w.

FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS AT
and per cent: $500 to IS. 900; on residence
apartment, or business property; straight
note or monthly payments; can be arranged
in three days. PAUL v. MITCHELL CO..
1913 @ N, w.
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WANTED-AGENTS

AGENTS. make 500 per cent pront selling our
auto monographs and initials, window sign
letters, changeable signs, and show cards:
1.ooo varieties, enormous demand. SULLI-
VAN CO., ll23 Van Buren, st., Chicago. Ill.
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COOK and general homework; stay at night
II necessary. Apply ALB lth at. \. w.
CoLoRED WOMAN to cook and general
housework, 3ol7 Cambridge place, George
town.
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APPRENTICES TO learn French dresscutting.
dressmaking. designing. and millinery; good
positions furnished after learning. NEW
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Furnished.

NICELY FURNISHED HOUSE for whit,
months. Apply 1850 Girard st. N. W. IL
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coLoRED GIRL to do Homework for small
family. Apply sos 18th St n. w. 10
GIRLS for Saturday work. r. w. WOOL
WORTH CO., 923 Pa. ave. N. w. /.
HoUSEwORK GIRI1-Small family no laun-
dry; stay nights. 1903 Pa. ave. s. e: ].
GIRL to do general homework; no washing.
$50 M ST.. Apt. Isl refs. Call bet. $40 a. m.
QIRI,LTo check hats In nne cafe: best part
Of city; good salary and tips: experienced
only; goods refs. by letter only. BOX 81,
Times offlce.
SALESwOMAN-Experl must be able
10 alter; Jewish girl preferred. BOX 81,
Times office. IL
woMAN-Reliable colored. for general house
work. Apply 32S Pa. ave. 5. Il.
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o ST.. i214-Beautifui front room; select table
board; refined surroundings; private family.
Phone North b755
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LOST AND FOUND

IuSI ANU FuuNU
GOLD WATCH and pin; iady's; initial J. on
both, lost between 18th and X ana Bouth-
ern BIDS. Liberal reward At l1os X N. w.
EYEGLASSES In black case labeled Geo, A.
Baker Optical Co. lost between 18th and q
N.Y. and Kearney N. n. Return to az Col
oredo bldg, reward.
WATCH FoB--Initiais T. II. II. on back.
diamond In 'front.', lost between 9Th and
and Ith and # sts. sw. Reward II returned 10
Mr. HnALY. care GEO. A. FULLER CO,
Munsey Bldg.
BLACK BAG, containing pocketbook, N'
nail nle, penknife. cards, papers. Reward.
Communicate l71s 18th St N. W.-r-
GOLD PIN-F1ower design set with dia-
nonds, Tuesday evening on Quarry road or
near octavia apt. Reward. Phone Col. 69l9.
BRDAsTPIN-Gold. rosebud and leaves; Fri
day night Return i7l2 N. W., or tele-
phone N. 52s2. Reward.
HANDBAG-Lady's, last evening at Falls
Church, Va; contained money. gloves. etc.
Reward II returned to MRS. jim TAYLOR.
Falls Church. or TO 1895 LIST st. N. e.. this city.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

,UNG MAN to work in grocery store. AT
ly any time after n. m. 30O6 Q st. N. w
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SPlRlTUALlSM

MRS. MAMIE STEVES H sR5BrSSAI
R.adinKs daily; seanoes Tues. q Thurs. eveA.
Q D. M; FRI. . .. m. L. SOS: a1 M. ave, %.
MRS. BROWNELL GisiTSSy" ,.a, 'I ss.s
present, future. advice on business. home,
health, ETC.: gives names. 900 Eye st. N. W.
MRS. H. M. NOLAN s MnBI1TM'
Readings daily; spiritual services Sunday and
Thursday evenings. ll@ IL u. N. e.
EVENING DEVELOPING CLASSES.
MRS. ], o'BRIEN, lll9 h st, N. Il.
MRS, VOEGLER MnPaITMI
Readings daily. Hrs. 0 to Z. sos r 1t. N. Il.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-06-17
CAR GETS $4,000 CAPTIVES
Total Prisoners Taken in GaIician-
Drive Now 1861.

Perograd, June 1.-THE Russian
successes in the offensive along the
southern front are continuing. the war
Office statement declares, and the cap
ture of 100 additional officers and A.
900 men is announced. This brings
the total of prisoners secured in the
drive up to total of 1851 men.
Details of the evacuation of Ger
nowitz by the Austrians are given in
despatch from Bukowina, by way of
Bucharest, received by the semi-offi-
cial Petrograd news agency.
The despatch says that before aban-
doning the city the Austrian authori-
ties arrested a number of persons,
who were forced to accompany the re-
treating troops. The railway rolling
stock was sent to Ilskani and the
tracks about the city were destroyed.
trainloads of wounded were despatch
ed to Dornavatra, seventy-seven miles
southwest of Czernowitz.
Much of the effectiveness of the Rus
sian artillery in the great Galician
drive is due to the use of ig japanese
guns. These guns are said to be
more powerful than any that the Rus
SLAMS have had heretofore, and are
charged with cheNs filled with a new
explosive, the destructive power of
which is terrific.
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FIRST.
Thursday, June %, and
Friday, June 80, 1916
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