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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-09

lWSqRHOlIlDeIL lltellellt Ell IdUlIul Jlt=
giering og 8i1perne." On ra6ifal
I@egiering" - ifal set antDoe en-.
|tilfeloig, mere eller mtrore firfe-.
Ifieno1f S%remfoning> lom / fin 5til=
Hing I 6enne Sag bar lioen eller
|ingen Gil1lltning / &irfen % i
iSolfet?
&bis set er Meningen, ba mao
set iiges, at Ben CT fell. Sen nl1be-
ren6e og Sen ti6ligcre rooifnle &c.
gjering bar bapt og, bor laa go6e
fri1tnc Mpno til &irfeminiltre iom'
nogen: Eroblt @ielien, Noltor Sci.
Ter Niel1en og MT Ealtor S6orpal0
HoblIcn. Oct bar @pjrc, Scr 1otte
en 6ritnnfer til &irfcminiiter. o.
far 2on0sforbunoet 100000 Meo-
len1mer) i1oo Jig - ON ~fSlertol=
let of &%irfcfolfet" oeo mon nnppc
|nogct / sen &enlecnoe. Mooife BIZ
set bite fig, at octte Tlcrtol 1let it.
fe 6nifer at 9j9rc Statsfirfen til
Set, Sen ol0rig far pGrct og alor!q
fan blipc: ct Srosiomfrmo. Seen
!, 'bba6 boooe Ho1tor Morocntoft og
jeg ion1 ale andre beo CT, at c'
, %libsfraftig og tolrig &ctlring (6cl1
I bar gan1tc bit life bolot Mon6toQ
: life olc1c / 6olfefirfe11, men I Ser
fri1tne Menigbeo / 9onmorf 1toor
: enig meo &irfeminiltcrcn .og mi 6cn
F., enc al Sc 7 @iifoppcr / bette, at
: tro6s al l1enigbc6 nco Mrboe Mas=
mus ier, bpr bar life 1pttcS u6 al
t 6olfefirfen. Den CT og Dor / bbcr:
. Sails / langt ODER 100 N(or opre1
1ooleoes, at iful6e ban 110, og NOR
I erligt nil6e gjen11emfdre 6plgern(
|bernf 6o moottc ollc, Ipm ofpigc1
=, fra Sen M1tgsb11rglfc &onfeSlion %:
: lao rs, og lda bil6e mon ie ct Ger.
1pn. 9et bill man life. Men 1no 1fo'
? mon bcllcr life faloc pncr en- cnfcl:
og itp0c bonn no.
Seq nepnte / min fbrltc Nrtifc
r tire Me116, Ser 1er iaole0cs pao Set
@iifop 211omigs og NrGit erre Mor
r ten 2nr1cn og ~. @clpcg. Seq 1fn
en0n1 nep,1c Nrnltcr11c Carl &ocl
og @mil &ocD og Yrofcslorerne g
Mmm1noi cn og s. 8. @ong. Sc!
fer life Ml1ligbeoen al at fomm
y It'll onloct Mci1ltot> ems at Sc o!
beres Mel1i1gsfelcr bor Met. Sc
u orcjer fig ON 9fotionoli1tcrncs SIC
20 til at bore / Gtotsfirfe1r. Sen SIC
+ ct mi ofgiort.
70 5totsfirfcn CT en- bprgcrlig SIM
j. retning, foroi Sen CT inorettet be
"a borgerligc 2opc o9 fan Gn0rcs o
H. opb9pes Deb 1oo6nnne. Mt billie gjQ
re Sen til Get n1e6 Sen friltne &irf(
NJ fprer 11b / set taage0e. Sen CT en-
life Get nnc6 Sen lutberifc Strife
>>I9onmorf, oo Scr fin0cs cit &Gft
- lutberlfe 6rimenigbe0cr. Sc, Scr /
fc bil berc / Sen ~1totsligc organic
8; tion, 1on1 officiclt bcobcr Solfcfi1
fen, naor Sen lfal rl,lnn1c onoerl
bcs trocu6c chs bcm iclp, moa Ct
ten tre6e IT'S al Sen cllcr orbej(
for Sens Spbppclie. ut orbejoc #
bc11s Sm6onnelie til ct. Grosiar
l1110 CT ,Daoblpit.
2i6t ONT Sen fri1tcligc She
IT, ,6agen ifol fplgc / nnltc Nl>n1n1c
D q. &objcrg.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-09
fyatrri.

Opcr to &nn0rcoc % tre6ibe Gu-
jinhc Mcnnefer m%arcbereoe / 2pr:
Bugs / iluttct Crop gie1tnem CHI
cogps @aoer; @unbrcoer al Stag
% 8on1,crc poiebe pper 0em, %
ira Eulinocr al Str,,ber lpb Col
MGR pa Tnorclonosianac. Meo ielp=
.fplcnoc Silfrebsbeb notereoe man.
at Nc,,nc &arobe uar langt 1tprrc
chs sen, Ser noglc Tiger / Sorbeien
bolotcs i Mcm Sort.
$ st. Souls m%orcDereoe fprree
tppc 1,rlinoe, / S%pringfielo, Obio.
fem Gl1iinoc. / 2imo, 0bio, iefs
|Grlinoe, / @rppioencc, Nbo6e So
loro eoot bolptreoiinostppc Slliino"
% i Springfield, Sllinois, tplp S1-
linoc &binocr % MGnb - olle1om-
men mere eller minorc grebne At
locu soc, at sc Torcncbe @taterS
militnre Torlpor moo nrrc mere
|nirfninesfl,lot, cnb Set nt CT.
Set or nrr0 at lr9ge MGrfe til,
at %oraocrnc / Chicago og / @pring
|ficlb, ST., bolocs noQle foa Sage,
|fpr set rcpl>blifanlfc &ortis Matio=
%nolfonpcnt bcgpnoer. Ser CT maalfc
i1qc,1 bircftc 6orbinoelie - men
olligcpel: gnbpcr bor il Sob at t9n<
fc lit cact pc0 bette "tilfeloige'
Somnncntrnf al SmI tGnoigbeoer.
ut Noroocrnc far / bpcrt Salo mo-
gen po1itiif 9lorcslc, fan mon neppc
pore / Snibl ON, naar mon fplger
5tcnu,ingcrnc / 2onoets politiife
|2ip 90 icr, bporlcocs 6oriparSiogen
1trrfcrc og 1tprfere trenger Jig frem
It'll Tprgrnn6cn.
Mcn lom megen ol1oen &ropagon=
0o CT ogloa 6en11e Mgitation opar=
bcjoct bco funitige Mi6ler, og ben
bpilcr for CT tor 9el paa en- Slllt=
fion.
Scr Ct ingen - bberfen pjebltf=
feIig .ellcr fern - uo1tgt til, al
frc1nmeoe Magter lonoiGtter Srop.
per / Mmerifa; 6erfor bill 11ogen
1tor amerifonlf GorlparsbGr life be:
bppes.
Scr CT beller ingen @an6ipnlig
|be6 for at Mmerifo bil pr6be a
inotogc ct on6et 2onb eller ct an
Set 2on6omrao6e; 6erfor er &c
umoobcnoigt at organi1ere en- Mn
%grebsbgr.
Men = bill man 1ige = Sc
fan tenfes ct &ilfpl6e, bbor 2an
oets rationale sore 1toor pan @pi]
= 9ertil CT at iporc, at ct ,2an0
Notionolere er life an6et en6
8egreb. Sg ct @egreb er intet Mer
neifelip ber6. 5i0ite Gong, 81
6reie6e fig ON sgren, ienote mo
\ @ol6ater til Sierra @r15 for at a
II tpinge Mericanerne &eipeft f
:. @tjernefloget: Com Set bill erin6re'
b1eb iptten nnge Mmerifanere ifu{
- til ingen &er6ens Nptte; og 5
omerifon1fe Stag pojcr ben Sag
|9og lige. frit og 1tolt - til Sro<
flor Sen 5ol1t, lom Set - #
,t|fifl
: geci - &rabet ON pberliggaae1
|be n@repareoneis" er tilpejebragt
|fun1tig Sci og Set gaar paa tb91
! |of al ioceel &l1ltl>rs 6remifriot
=, bane.
l. Mmerifo CT loo fort % Iaa moe
i |tigt> at set meo &irfr1ing funoe g
"a i Spi6len for en- afgiort og IL
/ nti=Militorisme.
II Set CT life Blot Sc foragte0e $50
olilter", 1pm tror, at Ser inart fo1
n1er en- Sag, Da 8ismurcfS Sr0 0
n Observation-Disclosures 2pSning b
II Sern og @loo bliDer til @famme.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-09
IM@GM lASS;;S;S0cAfi%58
NMNb[RStPl LABEL ~
81
6pjrfn.

Set CT liot nonlfeligt bcrfru az
~foltlloo npjaeti9t, bpor bet ltcrc So>
loq mellcm @nglGn0erc % Ipltcre
1ioltc llge tonot 5teo: Sc fprltc e.
leqronnn1cr 1ug0e / al Mlm!noello.
hco:: rMellem Sfogeraf % 9prl1s
g}ep", % oerpeb faor Tantaiicn trit
5pillerum, ioo lonet sen jpolfc
@cltfplt ltreffer Jig. 9ogbluoenc bar
broqt jmua 2onbfort. bnprpaa Oct
mtp0eoes, at 5lagct funot @tco :
1elpe 5fageraf, omtrent miotpcjs
mellem @fogen og &op 2inoesn9s
Mea ct noget beltemtere Sillcoc
banner mar, Zig pe0 at lplc ct Sele=
grant fra &ibe, bpori "6ano on1ta<
leg Tom ligeenbc II 1miooclbor
Mprbeo al &plaoien".
Ser fan Derfor, naar mani lon1s
me1boloer set enc meb set oroet:
pere. @r1nb til at tro, at 5logct
bar 1tooet ca. bolpan0et Snnoreoe
@gmi1 uofor &ingfjpbing; omen>
bette life er rpgen prpcis 5tcoong1:
nelie, foroi &rigslfi6ene ltooig po1
i 6art, meoens Sc fGmpeoe "G1
Gtco / &el terhupet" =er bel BET nGr:
meIte, man cn0ru1 fon fon1me Snro
be6en.
Com ser bpiler Ell Saoge npc1
1elpe 5te0et, CT ser oglaa llflorbcl
! oper Mntollet al 5fibe, Tom oelto@
Glaget: @opporterne fra Sc Ell
gelife og tp1fe M0miraliteter CT lelp
fgIqelig fife oberensltemme1loe, mel
set fer us, lo1n ON nglten bclc Del
tpfe 6loooe, ser far ligget / SSH
%belmsboben, plnolelig bar forlobt i
Seize og or: ltpret moo g&oro, bno
en- 1tor cngclif @ifaore monppr(
e.
re6e. :
Ser blep. gipet 5ignal til &am&
% belle Onsoog Gftermibbog ian
Sen fglgenoe Scat lloges oe to 5lat
Scr poo SIP og 9eo.
@elultatet al ct al 9iitorie11s itp'
1te @gilag ipnes at bore tpioliom
i6et @ejren lite abiolut er paa noge
at @i6erne. @on1fe Diit Dor Gn!
Iano, laa bi6t set fan 1fjennes, III
set 1terlte Sob, bpo0 Manolfob .
@fibe ongaar, men ianrtioig fren
qoor set of mango Meooeleller
Sen tpfe 6laaoe 6ampeoe bjemeftc
forfuIgt al engelife Sfibe.
S england bar mar llge ett'
@laget tilb6ielig til at tro, at DC
enqellfe 6laabe bab6e 1iot ct a
porligt Me6erlag; men etterboa1lo(
Tom fIere MeooeIel1er fremfom, BIZ
@temninqen / Solicit noget lpier
oo man toni til Sen @%rfjenoel1e,
set pi1t egentlig bur Spiferne, 10
bob6e tobf.
Men Epif1an6 :fejreoe Sloge
lloqonq Tom SEN 1terlte @ejrsnpbe
Qrioe,, pnhn11 hor bu6t set tD'
ToIf: @anonerne toroneoe, ST.
flpi til @eirs, &irfeflofferne RING
Sc, og @folerne rufffeoe; Spifer
gop fig zen til itolte 9rprnme o
at &erreobmmet til @es MI y
6eres ioa bel iorn &erreoe1nmet
2on6s.
timber ale Om1tenoigbeoer: 81
5om ponot, bon6t en- &prrbnsl
1oo oprefjgbt 1om ,nogen 1toen 9
act pe6 M1crlnm, ogs ben p1ebl1t
Iiae @in6ing ipnes iffe Dir
b9r6.
@oo @runo at BET itore MSon
fol0 og be g0elagte &e1t1]
Mntol .bor @lagef peo Spllono
.5erIiq @rao appeIleret til Nfen
monos Santoii; men, ret better
gjpr set lite 1toget Da'enfltet
ilog i ben arig, ION feres ooer
europa. Sc s. g epi|o0e-
6romotif % lDpggellg ep11'
Ibis frigstefniife 9arot er g
fpnn.
ao5a8 SI Il sIEA,4EE,orc III s
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-09

Naar 9e obonnerer poa bette
|8lo6> faor Oe BET be6lte l0balg al
Npbe6er %biemmefra.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-09
Stuff ppr 8ogbanod.

- VHI@ UU% 0UBTu"Dt9' I-
Mlle 8pger fra bort Eager ienbes,
portofrit n1eb &affepoR, eller 81.
preis; men pnffer mau Haffen as.
@f1reret maa 5 Gents efstre mebfpl.
&c 8efilIinsen.
.#. 6. Masmnsien So,
73o 81. 4tb ct.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-09

os paa en- Dag font 6erne erinore
bet lfenne gamle Dmmarf og a1le
Der og trin6t ON / 8er6en
bpor DC Dor og Bigger, og pn1fe benz
ollie &el6 og 2bffe / Sc fommen6a
gfter bcnne interes1onte Sole
lp0 ct begejltret 8ifalo, og ier1ere,
ga man Mano og Mano imellem
6e6atereoe Salcn, beunore0c ma /
Dpje1tc @ra6 SEN 1tore, eble &e1fe=.
oenbeo Zen al. Brofeslor 8elten-
gaarosSmange Dp0er), Ser forbeb
|bom mes ct enelte Orb eller ben
rninoltc Sentp0ning at nGDne fit
eget Noon og SEN bigtige &olle, ban
bar ipillet / 5iam og 6e11 Itore
Netp6ning BON far bopt for bette
2nr10.
Soriamlingen oflang berpoo Cart
&oniens lnuffc Gang uSor @runo-
loucn", bborefter 9omelongforcni1t,
gen ~Sllinois" = sna fpnt 1om IN
gcnlinoc = lang sc 16n0erjpoifc
Eiger" og vOonnebrog", leoeoe al
Mrs. 90. &u1cbp. 9erpoa fif ma
Srllcsforet al Sc oonife Ga1gfor=
u1il1ger, 0irigerc0c al ST.. @m!l
8jern, at bpre / ~Nor6cns Soltc=
aono" og ~5tor Spongle0 Bonner",
begge fortrinligt u0f9rte. Sitcoctfor
gfs= @l1pcrn6r gberbort, Ser paa
@runo al lin politiife &ulnpagne if.
fe 1ao fig iltar6 til at fomme TIL
ltcbc, Hplot Ms1. 5totc Nttorncn
|2ongtrp e1 np6elig Sale for Sine
|rifo og 0a1lf=M merifanernc, bbem
ban oltio bob6c lat lao 1maa0elie
b9jt. 69lgen6e al Carl @unien
%ifrcpnc 5ong ~6or e(nerifo" giors
sc ltpr 2pffe:
2a11o, lom os guo ct &jem
90 til at pin0e ircm
5fgnt 1too o5 Ri.
0L lom / 6ribeos 9eopn
@po % Sin oobnc 6opn,
Nfrc0' en- itffer @abn
Dig bpl0cr Ri.
: Sreo ct sit e0lc Wool,
81 gen11em $50 og 5tool
&loo1 en On bo>10t.
, Mc11 ON en- fjen6tlig Magt
: 1ruco' Oig, hi ltoor Sugt
90 9lcnncr ei ocn EogtI
& mco Sig bon0t,
Sill 80
. Our country, it's of thee,
Land Of the noble free,
r Thy name we love.
t We love thy rock and rills.
c Thy woods and tempted hills,
! Our heart with rapture thrills
Like that above. ."1 F
Splgen6c Telegram oflcnotes II
e Song Gbriition Sen Ticnoe:
"Thousands of Danish-Ameri
cans celebrating Constitutions
t. day greet your Majesty. w
Y express Our admiration Of Den
marks neutrality under you
'c able rein" JOS. Jensen,
Pres. of the National Committe
Or. &eni11s lcn0te pr. Troaolp
I fra Oamplfibd 6re6erit VIII e
G. bjcrtclig 2pfpnifning / 9ogcns III
II. %(cbni1g.
r. 5oo for6clte MON fig poo Hicni
:, @r1tnocn, sog en- ltor Del oflog6c
IS 9cipg / vEron1eno6e=G aborette1
h, fpr, at lptte til bore eg11c &l>nltncrl
r ST.. og Srl1 6ron0ien. Sru Sea!
a no Mt10erlen, ST.. @olgcr Yeterie
= og ST.. Sborpol0 5ommer fan
- Nocines fetere0e Mrtbur 2ar1 en-, c
r. Ter man fit Zig en- 5bingom til {
II 6. Scniens elcftriiere10e Son'
te cller bengop Jig til Np0cllen af.O
IT Niell ems Srfei tiers laa go0t TO-
11beluffenoc 6anif c &epertoire.
~ Gagens og g%lftcnens 2pb glp0ci
Songforenir1gerne % mc0 Ser
eft lm1ffe Congo. Set 1torc Sorpt
at 1tGpne fon6t 5te0 &l. A. og Meil
totet al Sc forifjcllige 2pb bill II
u. |0es bcr / Blaoet UNDER en- ierifi
Notits: uSportcn / 56n6ogs". 9
So %iltprortet im11ffc og in1pol1ercn0e 81
en- tonobil=Eoro0e 'gjor0c ltor 2Dt
n nnrr1It hnnr Son finn from P(nn
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-09

5aa, l1o ira BET trable Mar, 1om
bi hlbringer / bette nDe 2m6, lao
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-07-24

Quite the gayest thing that has
bloOmed this season is the midsum-
mer sweater. Sometimes it is hand
painted in gay-colored flowers, some
times it is trimmed with sash of
gaudy hue. Sometimes it is checked
and sometimes striped, but always
as bright as a garden of flowers.
These models were sketched from
Fashion-Art. The sweater is canary
color fiber silk with a crinkly stripe
of blue. The cuffs and collar are
trimmed with blue.
The prim person in skirt and waist
shows the newest patch in patch
pockets. Her parasol is lined with
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-07-24
striped silk that matches her blue
and white striped skirt. Her blouse
is sheerest handkerchief linen in
white, with blue friII to collar.
DIFFERENT
DIFFERENT

Hostess lat party - Does your
mother allow you to have two pieces
of pie when you are at home, Will
lie?
Willie (who has asked for a second
piece)-NO, ma'am.
Hostess-Well, do you think she'd
like you to have two pieces here?
Willie Confidently - Oh, she
wouldn't care. This isn't her pie.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-03-29

Venus is the most brilliant of all the
planets. When east of the. sun she
appears in the west after sunset, but
when near the western elOngatiOn
she gives only matinee performances
before sun rise,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-03-29

Joseph Denise of Dayton O., who
claims to be champion trolley con-
ductor of America, has ridden 10000
miles in street cars, made ten trips
day for % years, with 1856, 900 stops,
and collected 81, 800, 900 IN fares.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-08


purpose of eliminating competition
in the city of Chicago or for the elm
ination of the Automatic telephone
service, as distinguished from the
manual service, or for the acquisition
of certain automatic telephone patent
rights, the control of which may be
contingent on this sale.
There is no valid reason why the
city of Chicago should interest itself
in the payment of large sum of mo-
ney for the elimination of compet-
ton in this city nor for the junhng
of the Automatic telephone service or
system. If it is worth $4,OOO,OOO or
$3,500,000 to eliminate competition
or to establish monopoly situation
in the city of Chicago, then this
amount should be paid to the city it
self and not to any outside corpora
ton or concern"
Legal advice from Walter L. Fish
er, attorney for Mayor Thompson, is
shown as lacking definite conclu-
sion" Gas-o1 committee asked Fish
er: What will the courts say if we
try to seize the Automatic property!
Will the courts say the forfeiture
clause of the franchise backs us up"
Fisher, who is one $50-a-day law
yer, made this reply:
81 find myself unable to state that
the courts would say that this was
the only reasonable construction of
the language. don't say they would
do so. 1 cannot say they would not. "
That Judge Foster, special counsel
for gas-oil committee, clashed with
Fisher on probable outcome of for
fixture litigation, is shown by Mer-
riam:
''Mr. Fisher was of the opinion,
which Judge Foster did not share,
that the outcome of the forfeiture
proceedings might be determined by
the purpose to which the city pro-
posed to devote the plant. Judge FoS-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-08

in good faith to construct and extend
its telephone system and plant and to
secure bona-fide subscribers and by
the extent to which the city on the
other hand can show that this for
feiture is being sought for real pub
lie interest"
Judge Foster is known as the ablest
lawyer in Chicago when it comes to
handling a case against the billion
dollar Bell phone trust. Newspapers
ran stories that Foster had endorsed
the sale embodied in the ordinance.
Aid. Merriam straightens it out this
way: '
"Your committee wishes to draw
attention to the incorrect and mis-
leading statement that Judge Foster
had agreed to the form and policy of
the proposed ordinance. Judge Fos-
ter has been consulted and has
agreed to the form of the proposed
ordinance if the sale is to be made,
but he has expressed no opinion upon
the policy of the sale or upon the
question of valuation or compensa-
ton. In other words, Judge Foster
has. assisted in drafting two ordi-
nances, one to forfeit the property of
the Automatic Telephone Co. and the
other for proposed sale. He has
not changed his opinion as to the
right of the city to forfeit the plant"
Aids. Buck and Kearns sign the
report with Merriam. Council vote
comes Feb. Il. Minority asks:
That the proposed ordinance be
placed on file.
That the whole matter Of forfeiture
or sale go to referendum of the
voters of Chicago.
.-.--.'9 -O-O-
ACTION OF POLICE IN STRIKE
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-08
ACTION OF POLICE IN STRIKE
PUT UP TO CHIEF HEALEY

The chief of police is going to hear
again about neutrality" of cops
when they line up in a labor strike.
A letter was sent him today by COM
bined labor unions protesting against
unfair police methods being used in
the strike of the garment workers at
the plant of Steinberg & Sopkin, S43
w. Adame st.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-06

PARIS. Junio 5.-Las poSiciones
francesas cercanas al lago Dorain, en-
Ia trontera de Grecia con Seryia. han
estado siendo violencamentc bombar-
deadas.
Sc han recioido informes de que
un convoy que cruz;ba Ia region de
Patron :ur 5o:' c: ieIl) por teuto-
ueS : bulgmoS.
La prensa ruSa urge .os poderes
de Ia Entente I que tomen una tcci-
sion rapida sobre Grecia en- vista
de Ia actitud antagonista que sobre
esos poderes esta demostrando Gre
cia
Los infornses que Sc prOporciona-
ron esta roche sobre las opetacio.
neS al rededor de Veydun, dicen que
Ia lucha Ia estado siendo muv diff,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-06
FlJERON BOnDARDEADAS LAS POSICIO.
MES De LOS FRANCHISES En- IA
FRONTERA SERbIO- -CRIECA
En- eI frente de Verdun han sido embarazadas
las Operaciones por eI NAL tempo

Gil 4 cauSa de. m1l ticnpo 9ue ha
prevaIecido deSde aver. Id imlanteria
no ha podido tomar p;rtc en- "a li-
cha debido al NAL tempo y soiamcnte
sc ha Sostenido un violeut2 bombar,
deo ducante g! dia lie hoy. de parte
de los ieutones y De los franceses.
Ningun cambio en- las posiciones
que guardian los beligt:antes sc ha
regiStrado en- todo el fren;e dc ba.
LA.
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Lnvitaran a la Exposition
deS. Antonio a Espa-
ma y los palses lati-
no amerlcan0S

WASHINGTON, D. c., JUNO 8
El presidente Wilson firm6 hoy una
resolution que paso luego Ia Cana.
rs, y por medic de ID cual Sc ie au-
torizara para invitar q Espana y los
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eAv|RA SAIIO 4 REYISTAR LAS TROPAS
QUE NOVIuzO JACINTO TRENNO
D1jose aver en- Ell Paso que el jefe villista Pa
bio Lopez habia sido ejecutado en-
el Panteon de Sta. Rosa

Pablo Lopez. jefe "illista que Sc ha-
!..sha pri>ionero dc los carrancistas
c,. L. ciudai de Chihuahua. fut ejccu-
taao hoy en- eI P&nteon de Santa 70
-. Lopez fue cl autor del asa.to de
S"rtu IS:.he. y toms partc may activ"
cn cl raid" de Columbus.
Llega una ba;eria de grandes canones
FL Paso.
Ot.a h"t~ri" per,cnccientc n 4uin-
to curgpo be art;!.eria, l.cg6 hoy = es-
t. riuG:.n. g.ocedonge dc. Fuerte Sill.
dc Oklahoma.
I" c@nsnamanto dc arii.!eria NJ Il
do r~-arI"ci&o cerra Gc "a line" t:rj-
.rri:. con Mexico. en- Cotton. Yun5o j.
,u;,Go :, corta di>lancia dc e-,a ciud:d.
Ell CGRRESPONS-I..
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paises de Ia America Latina a fin de
que tomcn participation en- la ESposi-
cion de 1918, con que Sc celebrara c!
segundo centcnsrio de Ia fundaeioh
de San Antonio. Texas. El acto fun
presenciado por los senadores Cul-
berSon Y Sheppard, y los diputados
Garner. Slayden V Davis.
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FL PAPA QUiERE OLE SEA ME.
nos CRUEL LA GUERRA.

ROMA. JUNO 5.-E. correspousa.
del New York Sun" en- eSta ciudad
ha recogidc en- muy buena tuente "a
notjcia de parecer probable que cl Pa
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TO ADVERTISERS

We guarantee LA PRENSA has larger
circulation than any other mexican news
paper in the United States.
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Co.npre usted sus libros en- espshol
Isnacio E. Lozano, COZ Dolorosa ST. San
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-07-28
EUREKA

Mrs. Pringles sister, who has been
visiting her, returned to her home in
Falkland Saturday.
Messrs. Nathan and ALT Morris left
last Thursday for east of the noun
tains to register for the Colville
drawing and look at the country.
Mrs. Clark returned last Wednes-
day from Tacoma, where she had
been visiting for ten days.
Mr.. r. S. Smith is enjoying a visit
from his sister and her daughter of
British Columbia.
Miss White of Tacoma was visiting
her friend, Miss Algyer, re-
Gently.
B. r. Conine transacted business
in Roy Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Nelson, Andrew
Nelson and Mr.. Rich were Sunday
visitors with Mr.. and Mrs. John Dain.
Miss Vivian Conine, who has been
visiting friends in Tacoma, came
home Sunday.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-07-28
PLUM STATION

Mr. Henry Backman lost valuable
calf Tuesday.
Roy Sheldon went to Bordeaux last
week to work in the woods at Camp /.
Mrs. Hazel Donohoe and baby son
of Chehalis are spending a couple of
weeks with her parents. Mrs. Fred
McCorkle is also spending the time
of the sheriff's absence after the willy
Roberts at the j. F. McCorkle home.
Mr.. Clarence Ball of South Union
is hauling wood to Plum Station for
Mr.. George Conn, who is shipping it
to Seattle.
E. ID. Whitemarsh of Eugene, Ore,
is visiting this week at the home Of
his sister, Mrs. A. E. Sheldon.
The young lady pedestrians, Miss
Ora Saunders and Miss Martha
Barnes, who stopped with Mrs. Back
man on July IA en- route from Seat
tie to San Francisco, were recently
heard from at Portland.
Miss Metha Madsen, with her
brother of Tacoma, visited at Mrs.
Kratz' last week.
Mrs. Lizzie Kratz, accompanied by
her son Lawrence and daughter
Louise, visited in Napavine a few
days last week. as did also Mrs.
Kratz' mother, Mrs. Pinger of Ia
coma.
! Mr.. Nightingale has the lumber on
the ground for a new house on the
tract of land which he recently pur-
chased of Mrs. Kratz on the corner
of the Main and Collins roads.
Mrs. c. f. Spirlock left Wednesday
for a visit of several weeks with her
sister, Mrs. A. e. Vercoe, at Burling-
ton, Wash.
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WARDS LAKE

Mrs. Logan Sallee of Lacey visited
Mrs. C. Nelson a few days last week.
The dance at the Chambers Prairie
Grange hall Saturday night was large
ly attended and was a complete sue
cess in every way.
Miss Dixie Willis of Olympia spent
the weekend at Wards Lake as the
guest of Miss Leila Chilson.
Mr.. Cowles of Tacoma spent Sun
day with his family at Wards Lake.
Mr.. Cole is an employe of the North
ern Pacific at Tacoma.
Messrs. John Jennings, Ross Chill
son, Lester Chilson, Carl Chilson and
Johnny Jennings went to the Black
Hills Sunday blackberrying. They
came home with II gallons of berries.
Miss Leona Muellenger and Miss
Brownell of Olympia spent the week.
end visiting Miss Dorothy Bailey at
Wards Lake.
Mrs. A. ]. West and children OF
Brighton Park spent Sunday with
Mrs. Vests mother, Mrs. Ellen Neese,
at Hewitt's Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Spillman OF
OLYMPIA spent Sunday with Mr.. Spill
mans parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ashful
Spillman.
Miss Matte Morris left Saturday
evening for Big Sandy, Mont, and
was married to Ben Price after her
arrival there. They will make home
on homestead near Havre, Mont. Miss
Morris formerly lived at Wards Lake.