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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1916-10-19
SHORT STORIES
Of Local Interest-Clipped From
Our Exchanges.

Mrs. T. II. Green died at her
home in Amsterdam Wednesday
evening, Oct. ~.
G. G. Domer, prominent citi-
zen of Appleton City, died at his
home in that city Wednesday of
last week.
J. f. VanEaton and Miss Ona
Ashbaugh of East Boone township
went to Harrisonville Tuesday of
last week and were married says
the Adrian Journal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Tower are
the proud parents of a baby girl
born Monday morning. The little
lady came just in time for break
fast.-Amoret Leader.
The Big Bill" Tetley revival
meeting at the Auditorium, being
held under the auspices OF the
various MontrOse churches is at
tracing large crowds each even-
ing, and interesting sermons are
being preached, says the Mont
rose Recorder.
Hume is somewhat puffed up
over the fact that an undertaken
of that burg has purchased an up
to date auto hearse, the only one
in the county. The Telephone
says that the undertaken will
keep his horse drawn hearsc for
those who prefer if.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-01

Sn einem Mnfou ppn
6eifes5erriittunq ersriff Die 80 Sab
re cite 5rau g. q. Na55ari BON
Wet 5obDfen, q. S., tbr breiidbri-
ges SDbnben unb irrang nit benz
islben aus benz Jeniter Ser i'm s.
Stode gelesenen @pbnung; beiDe
lputben 1hper berlebt unb 1tarben
oalO oaraltf im Soipital in Mce=
5oipfsn: 5rau Ma55ari, Die Satin
eitteS Baumeiiters unb Mutter BON
le9s &inoern, mar infoIge res
v8inberfe9ens" leioenb unb unter
dr5tli9er 8ebanoluns. Oils lie nelz
lid nit Der dlteften, Is Sabre alten
5oe9tsr nno benz iiinaiten ainoe i'm
5petfe5immer lab, iprans lie plob=
li9 auf, ereriff Den auf Dem 8ooen
lpielenoen aletnen unb lprang aus
benz Jenlter. Die Sodter f9rie UNI
9ilfe unb dnbere S,ausbenpbner,
wel6e Mutter uno Sinh auf Dem
girrgerifeig fonben, lieben ote Wm<
bnlan5 oes Nortb !9ubfon Soipitals
5rinscn, lpo beioe balb nod Dem
@intreffen ltarben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-01
Neues aug Moline.

WlAIH uuo W(Ullut.
Mls Oscar l1niertb, SEQ. 1915 25.
StraBe mpb1lbaft, an Dem 30. Stra=
Bet=gabnfof einen- gltrlington-3ug
belteigen apollte, erleidterte ibn Elm
.Iaidenoieb I'M fem @ortemonnaie,
aueldes $53 g%aargelo entbielt. Ser
geitoblene bemerfte Sen gerlult crit,
nad)oem iid Ser 3ltg in gelpeglsng
,geictt 6otte. @obl ooer libel m1Bte
.er beniel6en Damn in Sit Molilie per=
|lalien ul1o feline &eiie untcrbred)en.
?as Yorten1ol1naie eht6ielt altBer
Dem @aargelb ci1cn Gbed, ser al1f
cine Sirma in Chicago al1seelteat
NOR lnO altBeroem einea1 Gab fir bie
gltrlirgton-3iiee. Iasielbe mltroe
ipater BON einem @rieftragcr in eli
mem Epitfaltel1 oil Ser IL. StraBe
lrto 3. Mpenlte miebergefuuoen. @s
entbielt nod Sic 1apierc. jeood botte
Der %geriebcl1e> Saldenbieb oas @aar=
.gelo bebalte1t.
Die Sltrp in. Dem Safe bon @lti taf
SSobnion, Ser sic stabt Moline ouf
$4,000 Shooe1erlas perflagt batte,
.meil er argeblih eilten bioppcltcn
8einbrtd) erlitt,, als er atf Ser Stra-
BE lit cine Gertiefllng .Itiir5te, fat eli
.llell nerIiegclten @abriprl1d abgege-
bert 9erielbe miro 6eute Moreen
.gepffnet nlto perleien.
9er 20 Sabre nlte @ilfiam Gi6=
.bals, belien @lterW go. 1901 If.
|slheune mobnen, itorb Mithpucb
|sl6elto i'm @~al6ingtolt 9arf Soipital
SIT Chicago, nudoerl CT iidy lebten
'Samstag l6eim Ialtden int Safe sci
digalt ldppere 8%erlesrntge1t 5l1gebo-
gen botte. Ser iltlrge MIa11n, meIfer
crit lett 5 @sod)ea i1 Gbicago NOR,
bate eillelt 8rld) bes @%nlsfltoders
erllttc1t, ipas cine gailt5lide 2dbmltllg
1elltes &orpers 5t 5olae batte. Die
Mer3te batten tpeltig @offnl1ng1 oab
CT nit Dem 2eben bano1lfprnrlen miir=
.De nto Si6bals ielblt tbattc iih oaranf
igefaBt, 0aB Ser Soo ei1ttreten apiiroe.
Nadoem Ser Sdpperperleete oag 8e=
.autBtletn apieOererlangt bottle, biftirte
er Ser ibn bebanoelnoe1 aralnfel1=
ldipelter einen @rief an Iei1te M1tt=
ter, in oen er bon lcincn Mngebori=
gen ltno Sreltnoen Mbid)ieo nimn1t.
Seine Mflltter lptpie cine Iante
Itrafen iebpd aod) ilt Glbicago eil1, be=
Dor Der Sdpperperlebte leinelt @eiIt
altsbm,dte. @s NOR linn 1lodb 1nog-
+lid1, Wltffer into Soilte 5l1 e%rfe1nen.
9ie 2eife trifft Deltte stbeno in
Vegleitltltg bon sSralt Gibbals in Mo-
line Elm. Die Gorbereitlr1gen fir Sic
g%eeroignltg iillo nod nidt, gefroffen
lpor0clt.
Sn lMoline lieBen iid geitern Sic
.folgelloen 8erlonen &eiratbs-g rla,tb-
ltiBld)eilte altsitellen:
Seiie q. aipe urto SRI. 9inian 81.
&oebr, 8od Sslono.
gomarb $. Ganpel un6 sri. Mnna
Mlice Sn1itb, Nfliscatine.
Soiepb S. Slipping nnb SRI. So
Die @opel, Moline.
&id1arb 6. @pa1s ul16 SRI. NeIie
MsoIe Mn0erjnr 9noIi1,p
9alprence .. aellp, Decline, nr6
Sri. Mlice @laler, Gape1port.
Sir $500 per Sabr Bel gorous.
5abl1ng miro Ser Scr Demofrat"
an irgetto cine Moreiie in Moline
|1lro l~11ngeget1o per NoIt fret ins
Saus geliefert. 9ie 2cler erbaIten
bic 1elelten ln6 beiten Madridte11
leoen Morgen sltseltelt. 8eItenltn.
gen fotne1 81 ie0er 3eit getnadt
tDer1en.
Das MiniFerinm fir
w.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-01
MtntS aus MustQtine.

Sheriff s5obn @ilep fcbrte e~eIterlr.
Morgen NIT 2loDD 2ntp, Ser bier an
eil1eln 0iebitabl tbeileenomnen ba-
ben lon, aus @atertomt, g.. ., nadJ
Muscatine 5uriif. 2ap mar al1f Ser
anlalinng oes Sberiffs in genann=
ter staot perbaftet moroen ltto Ser
@efangene legte nad ieiner @nfunft
in Wh,scotine allgeblid ein 8eltanb=
nib ab, 0ab er at bent Iiebitabl bes
Mlltomobils bon @alter Irapbal1gh,
apeld)es Dor fltr5er 3eit in Mh1scatine
Igeltoblen tuoroen NOR, tbeilgenommen
battle.
Ser @crbaftete be5idtigte eleid=
5eitig cine m10ere 9erinn in Gerbin=
oultg nit oieiem 0iebitabl. Die $50
li5ei fat Madforidun1sen nod oerlel=
ben al1geite0t uno beren Gerbaftutg
oiirfte id)on in belt a%llcrnddlten Sa=
gen erfolgcn. Salp ion in Ieil1em Sc
ItanoniB erflart bo9e,,, oaB ,er Sic
Maidine am 6. MopeInber Itabl u1tb
DOB er IN 0erlel6en init ieinem 4pm=
|pli5en nad oen1 @elten fltbr. Die
|9ie6c fanlclt 5lterlt nadD gioltr 5aas,
g. ., ltto ipater 1la6 @atertomn,
no 2ap ieinen @egleiter pcrlieB.
Scr 9estere ioI ibal,r nod 5ioltr
TaQs 5ltriidgefobrenaie uro SOS
Nlttonobil bier int Stid gelailen 30
|sben.
Die 5dpllbeb65roe Ybat in gerbir-
Dung init Dem @eiHl1bbcitsbeamte11
M.SS. @eaper sic Gl1toedltl1g gelt1adt
Dob ltlter 0em &iltoerl1 Ser bieligetl
|Sdutle1 Noden allsgebrodelt iirn.
8is6er lill6 50 sSalle berid)tet pprben,
ieboh elalrbt man belti1tn1t olllteb=
men SIT oiirfe1t, DOB Die M,15abl Ser
lel6e1r lpeit eroBer lit. Die 8eb0r-
Den baben iofort alle gorlidtsmab-
reaeln g%etroffen, oalnit Ser l11blid)er
&ranfbeit @inbalt gebnte11 tpiro. 9ie
Gltern Der &in0er iil10 erllt6t ipor=
Den, oas Mltftreten Ser &ranfbeit TO-
fort 5t beridteu, bon1it oie nptfapen=
bigen Sdritte lll1per5iiglid mter-
%l1onrlnett perben fonlen.
George Melinn, ser Ollrd) leilte Mn=
|rpaltc eill Sa6eas Corpus crfabrett
III bent er bcball,tct, oab ct gcr1df
Ioem Statlts oie erforberlide Mn5abl
Gage inn @efanetliB getueien more
ltro oesbaB ST iciner 6reibeit be.
redtigt lei, batte eillreidem lallel1
rllBte geitern ipieoer ins @olttttp-@e
Ifangnib 1%patlbern, 90 Iein @eilld Of.
beldieoem aporoen apar. NeI:
Ton ipllroe bur1 Midlter sc. s. 90.
l1cgo1 ot bier Monaten @efdngnif
ltllo sur .3ablung enter @elo1trafe
bon $500 berurtbeilt.
ST. Matscatilte lieben 1ih gelterr
Die folgenben 9erionclt Seiratbs=gr ST.
laltbmibideine alts1tel(en:
Glen s. Garter lr1o 2altra. gllc
IStepbens.
Gop S. Curtis uno Mln1a gent
@ltonan.
@alter y. 6. Golpler l.no Naniis
@inffer.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-01

Das M rinm fir
.GlfaB<2 otbriuse peilt in elmer Scr.
fiisung Sarauf bin,q 6ab iiH fir oaa
bisber 81 &riess5ipeden ~in grobsu
Mensea benDtiste NuBbaumbol5 qe-
eisnete griashDl5er eefunben BADEN.
SIM Sntereife Der Grbaltuns Der N,lbs
baumbeitdnoe miro baber Bis ali
lpeiteres bic Genebmigung gum 5Gllen
npn Walnubbdlmcn bur9 bic su-
itanoissn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nur
no1 ausnabmstpeiie in brinsenoen
5daen erteilt perben. @e1ude finb
an bic auftdnbisen Militdrbefeblsz
9aber gu ri@ten.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-21
Art Accord Joins Fox.

Art Accord; the worlds most famous
cowboy, and the hero OF the Buck
Parvin Series Of photoplays. has signed
The man who holds championships IN
completes, IL at work In one OF the Fox
studios IN New Jersey, playing opposite
Gladys. Coburn In the latter'o second
Mr.. Accord has won paraphernaiia'
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-21
Charlotte Walker Is
Now Thanhouser Star

chsrlotte Walker famous for sue
.eesses on stage and screen. has Joined
the Thanhouser Film Corporation, ana
viii begin work Immediately upon a
hve-reel feature by Lloyd Lpneryan to
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-21

All motion picture exhibitors desiring
to continue In business after that date,
he states, must promptly renew their
Licenses. This IL a city and not a
Federal tar.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-21
THE WASHINGTON TINES SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1915

enough in competitions through. the
West TO afock a caravan load. At the
sheepshead stampede he. took six firsts
and one. second out Of the eight events
totaied four belts, loving cup, and
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-21
Assessor Asks Managers,
To Renew Their Licenses

William p. Richards. assessor Of the
District Of Columbia, has Just issued a
on October 81 all licenses Issued from
his office to proprietors Of theaters will
expire. ..S
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-21

Quickest Service 20 Baltimore. Every
hour on the hour, Baltimore a r)hle
t-B round trip. Saturdays and sun
days, t1.5o.--kdvt
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-21

Sunday Outing TO Frederick 500,
HaEerstown. t25, Baltimore q Ohio,
500 n. M, Oct. ~, returning same day
Advt.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-21
LOCAL MENTION.

WE WOULD like TO double your incoms-ms,
Mgr, Southern bldg. Good terms 20 producers
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-21

The Sunday Evening Times has
an the Acknowledged ADVANTAGES oi
evening Newspaper circulation with
none OF the Disadvantages OF sundaJ
s.ornins newspapers Of many s.ctfona
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-21

Whole cities Constructed at huge ooste!oure.que Verona
lavish Expenditures for SettIngs and
Perod-costumes for Miss Bayne Alone Reaohed
IA Drowning Success In Staging and Acting In Which
| Glory.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-06-21

Headquarters Staff announces that as result of Tightening drive, eighty thousand Austrians who were retreating from Czernowitz have been cornered by the Russian forces and cannot escape. They are mak- ing a desperate resistance while the Russians are smelling them beyond
 any chance Of escape. The Russian artillery drove forward just in time to plant a wall of fire behind th3 retreating Austrians and they can not further withdraw. The Russian commander is confident of netting
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-06-21

SAN FRANCISCO, June 20.- The water front situation is grow ing extremely grave.
 Following the shooting of the union picket of the longshoreme!i at the docks of the Hawaiian Ann erican line, the greatest resentment is manifested by the longshoremen.
 The strike breakers in response to the action of the authorities declare that "they were 'obeying orders".
 Today after mass meeting of the unionists, the latter served an ultimatum, upon the steamship com panies that if they continue, recruit ing strike breakers the union will again reopen the general strike.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-06-21
DRYS WILL HOLD THEIR
 '''' Y CONVENTION JULY 19

ST PAUL, June 20.-The prohi- bitionists will hold their convention on July 19 here.
 So far the committee sticks to it's expressed intention of nominating no regular ticket and to support those who are friends of the Dry movement. However the matt T will be in the hands of the dele gates.
 The favorite candidates under the dry banner are former governor. Foss of Massachusetts and Sulzer of New York, with Henry Ford of Detroit also prominently mentioned as a prohibitionist candidatea None
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-06-21
CARRAMzA TALKS STUDENTS
 ON AMERICAN SITUATION

MEXICO CITY, June 20.-Presi. dent Carranza speaking to students attention exclusively to the northern problems. The occasion was the the visit of a delegation of teachers and students from Mexican schools assuring the president of their hearty cooperating in the task of de- lending the republic against all corners.
 Carranza stated that 'if America wishes war with Mexico they will
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-06-21
GERMANS AGAIna REPUL LSED
 IN ATTACKING HILL 321

PARIS, June 20.-The Germans made three distinct efforts to take Hill 321 by storm today and each time were repulsed.
 Beginning somewhat before day. break, the German artillery began an intensive bombardment of the Hill. This desperate fire was main tained without any cessation until shortly before noon. A short lull was followed by an infantry assault which was met again with the per feet artillery defense that mark eo yesterdays fighting in this region. Three times the effort was made, each time the Germans being com
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-06-21

of the food riots in Germany which may be an approximation of the truth. Most of these accounts arc being published by the press and show that in most of the German cities the rioting has arisen to ser ious dimensions. Women are taking leading part in all those, but join ed ater by the men are summa- rily suppressed by the police. Tn no less than five mentioned cities
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-06-21
BRITISH PARLIAMENT IS
 AGAIN GiAAl!MlL IN IN REGULAR SESSION }! 2! !!

LONDON, June 20.-The British Parliament today reassembled after a three weeks recess. ,
 There was no formal Kings speech read, the opening being wholly without any sort of the ceremony that marks the arrival of a new session.
 Briefly today the facts as to the war were recited, the necessity of fighting out to the end dwelt upon by the government and the fiscal plans for the future discussed at length. There was an air of opti- mism about the proceedings today has been lacking for many ses- sions..
 LONDON, June 20.-Reports from Swiss agencies contain long accounts
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-06-21
ALLIES NOT SATISFIED
 WITH GREEK ASSERTINNS

tention of it's being carried out. Not a single regiment has been demo- bilized while the recruiting for tho colors continue to increase. In many points the Greek garrison has been increased and it is feared that the Greeks are awaiting mere ly the advance of the Allies to make a flank attack upon them in cooperation with the Bulgarians.
 The evident dishonesty about the demobilization order may cause a stricter blockade to be ordercd.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-06-21

WASHINGTON, D. C., June 20.- The Mexican situation is still criti- cal, although no exciting develop ments have been recorded for the past twenty-four hours beyond the fact that Pershing's troops arc marching south in pursuit of ban dits in defiance of Trevino's threats.
 It is admitted that the situation is very grave indeed, but that the nation is fully prepared to cope with all eventualities. The work of mo. bilizing the national guard is slow.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-06-21

FL PASO, June 20.-General Pershing has decided to cross the Rubicon, and today put the Trevino threat to the extreme test by send ing two attachments of cavalry in pursuit of bandits operating near NameQuipa. ss saa
 The announcement has stirred the population unusually, and the results of this defiance are anxiously await ed throughout the country.
 SAN DIEGO, June 20.-It now seems assured that Lower California
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-06-21

PETROGRAD. June 20.-The fighting in Galicia and Bukowina continues. For the first time in twelve months, the Germans and Austrians combined have been com pelled to retire before the smashing advance of the Russians. They were driven yesterday from their posi- tions near Kovel leaving their ground in possession of the Rus sians. Two thousand were captured most of whom were Austrians.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-06-21
NOW FOR THE LATEST STYLE.

You can have it by having your Clothes cleaned. pressed and re- paired by us. We'll make them look like new. We make alterations. We clean hats, we make suits to order, we do steam and dry clean ing for ladies and gentlemen. Modern methods and prompt service We appreciate your patronage. Come and see us.
 NOME TAILORING co. Between Segerstrom & Hagen and
 Zehners Jewelry Stores.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-06-21

ses for the militia.
 It is believed that they will also ask for the service of sixty-five thousand militia for immediate active service. The assurances of higher officers as to Pershings si- tuation have resulted in calming the fears entertained by many for his safety.
 Pershing, it is felt, is we'll able to look out for himself.
 Anything in the line of job work
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-06-21

have to begin it by invading our (McXican) territory. Mexico has not now any designs against the United States, nor will Mexico at tempt any invasion of American soil, but Mexico will resist to the last any attempt upon it's national sovereignty.
 SAN ANTONIO, June 20.-G h. eral Funston announced today that the War Department had ordered the purchase of fifty thousand hor-
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-06-21
MARINE BULLETIN.

Nome Radio, June 20, 1916. ... No Boats from Egbert. Alaska up Nenana.
 Panama at Gibbon waiting orders Reliance leaves Gibbon for Hol, Cross today.
 Benchiey at Kokrines. Delta leaves Fairbanks today. Yukon up Rampant.
 Julia B up Kotlik.
 Susie left St. Michaels 18th. Davis and Jacobs at Gibbon. Schwatka down Nulato 16th.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-06-21
| l0NGSH0REhhEN STRIKE IS
 AGAIN THREATENED FRISCO

and the men ready to take this ac- ton any time that it is so ordered.
 The mere fact that the compani IS are trying to recruit strikebreakers is sufficient proof that they intend to force a lock out, when ready, of
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-06-21

BERLIN, June 20.-All stories of rioting from neutral and un- authorized sources are greatly ex- aggerated, It is admitted that food is short but with the approach of a bountiful harvest the shortage will soon be relieved.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-06-21
REPUDIATE ROOSEVELT " '' ':' .''' ? '%@ NO LONGER MOOSE

[ CHICAGO, June 20.-Several
 prominent Bull Moosers when shown
 the Roosevelt statement passing ap- proval upon Charles E. Hughes anl and the hope expressed by the former progressive chief that the
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-06-21

BERLIN, June 20.-The fighting around Verdun centers now on Hill 321, one of the most important points yet to be captured. It is be- lieved that the French have already evacuated the position except for a few machine gun operators who are in the subterranean trenches con. structed on the slopes. In today's attacks, the French defended the hill almost wholly by artillery fire from batteries further south and masked to the attackers. They
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-06-21

SEATTLE, June 20.-The action of the unionists in threatening to
 call another strike if the companies do not discontinue recruiting strike
 breakers is heartily favored here
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-06-21

Bull Moose would fall in line, merely stated that Roosevelt had left the party and was incompetent to speak for any of the rank and file.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-06-21

Don't spend any more money on that old watch. Buy a new one at factory cost at Zehncr's Closing Out Sale.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-06-21

SALONIKA, June 20.-The Allies are growing very distrustful of Greece. It is believed that the re- cent demobilization order was merely a false command with no in.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-06-21

the union workers.
 SAN FRANCISCO, June 20.-The companies are disturbed by the sum- mary action of the unionists here and recruiting scabs has for the time being seaced.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-06-21

have a perfect control of the range and prevented the Germans making more substantial gains. The Gee man guns are now raking the French artillery positions with great effect.
 The British are concentrating at many different points along the west front but chiefly in Flanders.
 90 it. hydraulic hose 12 1-2 cents a foot at Crooks next Fire Depart ment.
 Anything in the line or Job work Satisfaction assured.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-06-21
HOLTS CASH STORE
 Tel. Main 96.
SPECIAL SALE.

Quicksilver pr. lbs. !. :. :. s1.50 sx1O Tents :. -. :. :. s6.50 8 at. Granite pails. ... ;. :. ,25c. 1 1-2 Rice Boilers ;. .. .... 25c. Large Fry pans, 10 in. .. :. 25c. Large drip pans 10x15 =. .. 25c. Large Granite Wash Basins :. 25c 12 at. Stew Pots :. .. .. .. 25c. 6 at. Blue and white Bake dish 25o. 14 at. Granite Dish pans :. !. 25c Star Tobacco per lbs. ...a .. :. soc.
 We lead in Quality and Price V HOLTs CASH STORE.
 ' Tel. Main @. W
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men were killed before order was restored by the authorities.
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the entire force or anihilating them.
 PETROGRAD, June 20-It is reported that the Austrians have be- gun the evacuation of Lemberg.
 BERLIN, June 20.-Russian gains are admitted in the east The Gen. eral Steff makes no effort to mini- mize the seriousness of the Russian offensive which is gaining in mo- mentum.
 S.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-06-21

pelled to withdraw after suffering huge losses.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-06-21

JUNEAU, June 20.-The associat- ed press correspondent here advises that one thousand Alaskans can be secured for enlistment in case trouble arises with Mexico.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-06-21
SLAvS CORNER EIGHTY THOUSAND AUSTRIANS
Pershing Defes Carranzas Russian Successes Are
'eat 10 Attack Force, F'Ollr

Mexico and declare itself an inde- pendent republic. Mexicans charge American capitalists are back of the movement.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-06-21

GALVESTON, June 20.-Amer. ican warships have already removed many Americans from Vera Cruz.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-06-21

Let us estimate on yonr Job Work
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-06-21

Now is the time tO Subscribe
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-06-21

Anything in the line of job work
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the entire force or anihilating them.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-06-21

PETROGRAD, June
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-09

the day night when woman can afford to be any
thing but we'll dressed BY that do not mean elab-
oratey extravagantly dressed at ALL It IS not
pensve unless you want to make 1t So to be in that
desirable condition.
who thinks that ANY old sort Of thing" Is
all right to have on until she has TO meet people"
is the kind who gets slipshod mentally we'll physi
cay. She has standard of conduct for herself
when alone, and another fer herself when she Is with
others, This makes for artifciaty and insncerity.
The real person is sincere, simple and harmonious all
the time, whether alone or not.
One oughtnt to have Sunday gotomeeting" clothes
or Sunday goto.meeting" manners and oughtn to
have party" any than ought to have
party" dresses
know that this may not seem to you much like
fashion but have often remarked the impulses that
undere fashion do not deal much with dresses as
with humanity.
With these few thoughts for your consideration
submit to you these photographs Of some party"
dresses which are harmonious and charming whether
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