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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-11
6kthBttyt.
9eur0iif 9ltlantcrbapsfart.

| s 9og afgoar u6ellig Slab" fra
&19benbapn pao Nej1e til &riltio=
|nio> &riitionsianoe og pio &irf=
pall Seem Yprf. 9lnfo1nlt til
Seem Dorf pe1teS at fir0e 6te6 om-
firing oen %. eller %. 6S.
rSscar II" fon1 til Seem Worf /
@oor og forlo0er igjen M1nerifa /
Sag ON Ell l1ge> me0tage116e &osia-
gerer> Soit og Tragt til bele @fon=
6inobier.
rTreberif VIII, ior1 ofgif fra
Seem g)orf Sen 26. s5nli, be11tes /
Sag til &ipbe11babn; bbis &ontrol-
len &irfnoll life foriinfeoe mere
eno ip0banligt, er 0et n1uligt, at
BEN 0a1i1 1fe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. itpr,
1te @fib fun0e nna tit @jen1ite6 al
1ere6e @oar> Sns0og. uTre6erif
VIII" forla0er &iebenbopn igjen
6en II. 6s. og bill funne be11tes /
Seem Oorfs @abn EN- al Sc iioite
9ngc 6e11ne Monne0.
u11ntteo Gtates" De1tes / Sper=
morgen til &riltionsiar6 pan Neiie
fra Seem 2)orf til &ri1tionia og &j9-
benbobn; fra it0ltnebnte &abn af=
gaar oe11 / 0ag ONT fjorten Oage.
~&riitianiafjoro" afgif fra Ser
gen / 2gr6agS, og famine Gags @f=
termi66ag 0ampe0e u&ergensfior6"
fra Brooflpn til Norge.
u@tocfbolm" (6er gj6r 1aa 11onge
nforu6iete Snbeje) ifol / Sag of-
fra Ne1p Sort.
8rebe pg Baffer.
Nelte No1t til Danmarf, g}orge
og Soerrig 1e116es fra Seem Sort
Eors6ag 5. II. 6s.;; 8rebe fra Wel-
lemitaterne ifol, for at naa bette
@fb, ne6lpgges / 8oltfaSierne ie-
nett Man6ag Mfte1l og nprfes: 81a
g. g. Oscar IT,.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-11

erpbret Sn1rooDe bpr bebpl6es efter
&rigens Mf1lutning, og man afbe1:=
ter meo 1ppn6t NDsgierrigbe6 ell
5orfloring al b. 8etbmanr1=&oll-
lDegS W1otiber til at be111n1eligbol6c
alle OplDsringer be6rpre11bc &igets
Folitif oberfor 0e Opgaper> 1ol1l
&rigen leier. Der cbaubini1tiife
NreSie gi9r aft muligt for at mis-
tGnfeliggipre 9figsfa1llere11; libera=
le pg locial0en1pfrotiife Bln6e Drill
Ter bam epin0elig. W5en bon tier
S glln1in6eligbe0 for1no6eS set, at
&anileren tppen6e regner
me0, at offe11tlig 0isfus1ip11 bil mo.
'oerere tpife 6or6ringer / oen af=
gjpren0e 6re0sforbon6ling.
M0ifillige frenragen0e TDlfere
bar u0talt fig iaole6es::
~8i bebpber life at bi116e nDt
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-11
ftnnrnhnrg / Galtztrn.
@lnbre Mpbeber fra &alplabierne.

9en pigtigite Me0oelelle fra
&rigslfueplo0len Sc 1enelte Gage
er 11tpipl1o111t 0en> at 6eltn1arlcbal
Nuul b. &in6erburg bar faaet Ober=
fpn1n1un6oen ober Sc foreneOe tD1f=
pltrigife &prt> 1om fpn1per paa 6a
ga1i3iife 5logn1orfer. SEQ 0enne l10-
nGbnelie baaber Gentralmagterne at
funne 1to1101e General &rus1tloffs
TremtrGngen.
SSpbrigt er Set lpffe6es 9}uS1erna
at gje11ne1nbrD0e be tDlfe Sinner
longs Slo0erne Seretb og @raberfa
Il geor0gali5ien; 0e erobre6e 1efs
SmaabDer og bel iatte bele Set ONT
liggen6e Serritoriun1. SEQ 6enne
2ejligbe6 tog &uS1erne oper bolp=
ljette Suitr0e Sanger og erobre6a
en- Meng6e NRaifirfunoner.
&in0enbr1rg er mi Serb meb
at organiiere fine @ere poa en fac:
6an Meoa6e> at bon bonber i16e1
lenge at funne gaa ongrebsbis til
&prfs oberfor &uS1erne;; men bors
f9rlte Tor1go pua at begDn6e ct
&ontra=Sffe1ntb n1islDfe6es> for 1oo
pi6t lom Set oite fig ol6eleS nn11;=
ligt at itan6le 8rusitloff> Ser itor=
mer og in6toger Ben enc 8p oc
2ar0sbD efeer Sen or16en. 6 ftc1:
pol0ionrn1e Bajonetfampe 91en5e
9Regnpejr bar oe rusftife> &ropper
poerligere fat fig fa1t @gnen o1n~
firing 3bDii1l &o1tionec og gfe11ieup,
og Man6ags oreb oe Splferne bort
fra @fpbtDfningen paa 5eretbHo=
6ens De11ltre 8re6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-11

n6lun6ets 8unfer.
s 8irfeligbeoen ifol Set forbol0e
fig 1aale6es, at 0a11nnorf afbra9sbiz
betaler Sc 80 W}illioner til TD1f=
lan0!
9erefter bar 6et at 0onn1orf be:
gDnbte at fren1lfpnOe Sorban0linger=
ne me6 9ln1erifa angoaer10e 6e belt
i116iife 3ers 6olg.
5fj9nt 9er11es &riS fGr bar 1a1
til fen1 Millioner DoIlors, forbgje:
6es Sen mi til 25 Mllioner Sol
lars> og 6et er BEN 6anife &egje.
rings &eritgt at 0effe Sc tDlfe
Mulhftffrop al Sen SsSSn0tegt, ion
Be1tin6iers 9lf1taael1e Ia6er 5tats
fusfer1 tiIlD6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-11

S 9eor6franfrig fortlettes Der
engelf=fronife Dffeniip me0 1to1
SSbgr6igbe6: 6ranlf1npn0ene giett
erobre0e Sleurp> 9eor091t for Ser:
0u1l og for taget ct Sect al tp1ft
5fDttegrabe, men be6 ct n196bo11=
Zig bio1igt Mo0angreb lpffe0es Sci
burtigt IDlferne at brittle 6leurD ire
grobrerne igje1h ligelon1 6ranif
men0ene oglaa maatte opgiDe Ell
Del 5tillinger mellen1 6leurD oa
Sbiaumort.
Sn1 lelpe Ser0un roler &an1pe!o
mi igjen efter nogen Iibs tiliDne
la0en0e 5till lltan6> pg Gp1ferne bot
bopt forelebigt &el0 n1e0 fig til al
bel9tte Gbopitre=5foben.
2ungs 5pnrmeflo0en bar Ser be-
ret fe1npet me0 flor @ol01onbe6
nuDnlig 9eor0 og 9eor0p1t for Yo8ie=
res, bbor tplfe Snfonteriangreb for
trgngte Gngl9nDerne ira 6eres
5fpttegraDe; oog pare0e 5ejren life
l9nge> i0et @rabene bleb r6111rnet
igjen nne0 1tort tDlf Gob> 6a eng
l9n6erne 1torn1e6e 6en1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-11
UuHklann &11tlktRrRr @attntark.
Gn nnrrfelig Gfterretnins fra 9lmiterbam.

Sra &ollanD er ser fpn1n1et ct
lengere Telegram anganen0e 0an=
morris 6orbol0 til Spiflan6; SET
offentliggjor6es / @9n6ags an1eri=
fanlfe 8lo6e, og bi gjengiper set
|me6 6en gem9rfntng, at bi filler
% ofbe1ter10e oberfor Weo0elel1en5
Hoali6eligbe6, in6til en- 8efreftelle
foreligger:
Mn1lter6onl 6. Slug. - Spiflo11o
bor tpnngd Donn1arf til at betale
80 Mllioner &roner / Wmlft, for0i
Danmarf life bar opfDl6t fine gfe1t=
trolitetspligter.
Sen 6anife 6orleelle beltaar l. al
engelife nn6erbdn6s sbaa6e 1i6lte Bi11=
ter ubin6ret paSierebe neo / Diter=
igen gjennen1 Trelun6 eller 5tore=
belt. Gpiaono bpb6er, at bette iffl
fun0e bope fl1n6et Ste6 uoer1 sen
6on1fe gegjerings 5orntDffe eller
bbert Tol0 Me0pi6e11.
S 5fibsfarten melle1n iDen1fe oo
tp1fe &obne befa6 SDiflan0 Sen ene=
lte oberlbiife Sorbir6elie> 1on Sri
gen life bob6e forn1aaet at 1gtte en-
8reuier for. Nee1 engelife timber
bon6sboo6e gjor0e 9lterlpen til ct
loo farligt Smraa0e, at bberfelr
tplfe eller ibenlfe &offarolfortp1er
fnn0e fprbeS / 6e1l og 2an6eneS
Melle111ban6el moatte 6erfor ppb9=
re.
Gu observation-disclosures 9lngreb
blep i11o1tille0e, bente0e Iplflano,
for at 1c> ONT 9anrnurf piloe prote=
1tere moo 6e 1te0fnn0ne engel1fe
Spergreb. On11n1arf forbleD .taD1t.
9epgle Tiger 1enere anmooe0e en- en-
qel1f lln6erpo11Dsbua0 ONT Silla0elle
til at pos1ere 6n1lfe TarDan6e meo
&iel lon1 Moul. DQnmarf gaD Sil=
la6el1er.
sDten 0enne engellfe 8aa0 bar !!
Nirfeligbeben e11 nnolferet tp1f I'M
6erbon6sbao6. Sens Belgtning bar
1on11ne111ot of Wg11b, lom talte per-
feft @ngellf, og iom bar ifprt 0en
e11gelife 0iarines l1niformer. ga
man nooeoe &iel> bleb Torfle6rin=
gen Iugt til Si6e. un6erban6sban=
6ens ubin6re6e &as1age gjennem
6on1f Sorpa116 bab6e gibet GDlferne
8ebi1er i &9n6e pau, at Danmurf
por pilligt til at laoe en- fornentli,J
britiif l1noerban6sbaa0 pasiere. -
Gerefter 1tille0e Splflan0 fine &raD.
De be0l i un6erreteoe 8anfiers
erflgrer, at Danmarf 1artDHe6e /
at betole 80 Meilltoner &r. / Wulft
for at in1poefon1nre 6e tplfe &rab;
ttllige opnaaeoes gnigbeo ONT at
bernmeligBol0e Mffpren Men alli-
gepel iibe6e &pgterne uo poo en-
Mua6e.
5or on1trent to Moane6er 1ioe11
Dole6e @eflelfnrlen nelle1n &jpbe1=
babn og Berlin plu61eligt pg nfor~
aorligt.
Det be6 Zig 6o> at Donmorf biloe
5libe angrebet al en- of Sc frigSfg=
renoe Magter> og at 2a16ets gfig=
mp11b ien0te 6ereS &apitoler til
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-11

Dnnten (6er in6bil6er Zig at bee,
re @ongerir1be): Sen Serre Der.
1ont 6u 11plig prelentere6e mig for,
1ag6e, at bnn bil6e gibet megd for
at bobe min 5tenl1ne. Sba6 er BON
for 11oget?"
@enin6en: uSon er 9luftionsop=
ranber."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-11

8e0 8nfan / Heriten bor IDrfere
/ Girs0ags 11aaet en- rusitif Mf6e-
Ting pua 6lugt.
Sprferne gj6r forpbrigt / 6isie
Gage 5orlgg paa at naa fren1 til
Sne5fonalen; set lDffe6es 6enn for
leoen at naa bet9nfeligt n9r &a=
nalen; men Gngl9110erne breb 6em1
tilboge often Ml / Rrfenen. Do
Ben tbrfiife Mrrieregar6e ifuloe 6pf=
fe &etr9terL rnilte0e Sen oper tre
Inlin6e Dgoe og Sanger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-11


ssStalie11ife &prof6elinger bor e
robret nogle bigtige 6tillinger mel:
lem IraDenan5es=0alen og Cara
Str6mme1l 1on gjenne1l1l6ber 60
fono=Diltriftet. Gorifjellige pltriglft
Mngreb rette0es moo 3ebion=Bier:
gets 5frer1t, men bleb ofilooe6e al
italien1f Mrtilleri.
S en- Bulletin fra @ien be66er
oet at .9ltrigerne / Man0ags to1
11,200 Stolienere til 5ange / en-
baar0naffet 9eotfegtning pon Weon-
te Sobotino og Mo11te 5an Micbe=
10.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-11
@al6inatpn, 4. 9lug. (MftenD.

@albinetpn, 4. Slug (4ften). =
5enotor 6tone, SET CT Tornano for
ll6palget for r6e11riglfe Mnligge1l=
ser, erflpreoe / Sag, at an1erifonif
Oppo1ition pperfor Grbperbelfcn al
Dan1f=8e1 1tinDien bar iaa ringe> at
sen fife bebppe0e at meorcgnes;
Sppo1ttionenS e11e1te @run0lag er
&rilen - $25,000,000
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-11


&pbenbapn, 5. Slug. S ber=
perenoe oiplomatiife og polttl1te
&re6le ber1 r1fer Sen Mening, at Sine
rifa bar gjort en- goO @anoel nj.
$. t. Danlf=8eltin0ien. 2obfor1la-
get, 1om ifal befrGfte Salget, pil
blipe bebonolt / 93igsoagen / Sen
fo1l1me11oe l1ge, og Set Dil lltbibl1on1t
blipe peotoget, til Sro0s for, at
baQoe &egjeringe11 og Sc fon1erbn=
tiDe @rupper bil proteitere 11ofro
Sen Betragt11ing at 0er1eS @ulg
er Ell national 5fan6ale.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-11
Hr4ttnntfmH 5al1.
Selegrammer ug 1toperensitemmelier.

It'll 9lmerifa. Sffe belto n1in6re benz
tes set 0og, at &igsbagens @en1tre=
grupper pil go6fjen0e set 5alg>
operfor bpilfet Sc / 1902 1tille6e Zig
|gunltigt.
S6opeoltaosblooe irm v8er1ingifs
Gibenoe"> uNotionaltt0e1oe", u8ort
2on0"> u&pbenbopn"> ~&ri1teli9t
|Dogb1o6" og u&ope01to6e1" gjpr
|felles Sag meo 6en prote1teren62
HropinspreSie og erflprer bl. a.,
at 5alget / bpert 6olo life b9r al.
iluttes, f6r Ger0ensfrigen er er6t.
Sen fonierbatipe &resle bebrej0er
&egjeringe11 for6i Sen / 0enne @ag
| bar iagttoget en- paafal6en6e Sent
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. og laoleoeS bar
ipillet geotione11 ct Fu6s. geogle
Blooe erflereoe 2lfteS, at 9erne
er la11gt per6iful0ere er0 Sc till
buDte fem Wfillipner 0ollars.
&pbenbann (pia 2onboD, Z. Slug.
- Hoa @r11n6 al 0en in6flD0elieS~
rige Nropinspres1es &olontng ober=
! for @efin6iens @olg er Sppoiitio=
men 1teget betpoeligt. @nbnu antage*
6et, at &igS6agens 6lertal er bel
pilligt itemt, men HreSie11S &olo-
ming foranle6iger IDiDl I 1aa Sen
leen0e.
Nou SorS6ug Il Dag: Sen 10
glug.) pil &egjeringen begpnoe ga:
Observation-Disclosures Mmeri:
fas tiIbn6te Mnerfien6elle at ab1o=
Iut 6a1if 9berbqjbeo @renlono
onies for at bore al 1tprlte gigtig=
|he6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-11

8 SEN forlpbre l1ge er en- N9tte
&res1etelegronmer in0lpbet ongaa=
enoe 0onmarfs 9alg al 6e tire be1t-
inDiife Ger til Mn1erifa. 81 bio19t=
ter 0epeicber>1e / fronologiif Or
0en:
2onbpn, 8. Slug. Gelegronmer
ira &jpbenbop11 neo0eler Sag, 1t
Sc 0onife Mpnoigbe0er life bor be-
fraftet gpgtet om 9anlf-Selttno1<
ems 6olg. rFolitifen" tiger, at
geigs0ogen / Neorgen (6reooO pil
bebonole @ogen for 1uffeoe Dpre.
Blo6et v&pbenbupn" bar paabe=
opn0t en- &rptel ltfanpagne.
Sc ban1fe &egjeringSembeos=
mp16 pil i11tet ltge, % Der pbes
5tre11q Genlur oper Telegrunmer ar=
qoaenoe observation-disclosures.
&pbenbabn, 3. 9lug. - Set anta=
oes for lon61pnligt, at 9igSooge11
pil ofceptere 9lnnerifoS Silbuo til
Sroos for Oppolition fra n1onge
2eire, 81. a. Observation-Disclosures
Ser forlonger at glegerbefolfninge11
&e1tin0ien faur Set til at meobe=
7terrme Gernes Trer1tioSlfpbne
Set CT beri &pbe1boDn nnoerfor1taa=
ct, at olle mi gpl6ige Donlfe Sor=
retningsoperensfon1iter pil bltoe
betragtebe lon1 fren1oeles gplo1ge>
ON 5olg fin6er @teD.
gee,u g)prf, 4. Slug. n l1oenrtgs-
n1i11ilter Gaming er rejlt bertl fra
@atertptp11, &C. g., bbor ban boloef
f5erie, for at treffe 9anmarfs oper=
oroentlige @elanbt, &amn1erberre
Gonltonti1r @rur1. al. 1915 | Sor=
mibDoqs unDertegne0e De to 9errer
Sen be1tinbi1fe 9lfltauel1estraftat. =.
$. @ooliep, Sul0megtig / ll0er=
rigsminilteriet, ne0brogte De npo=
pen6ige Nopirer fra Wolb111gton og
bar Set e11elte @itterligbeosbione, Oo
SroftQten un0ertegne0es ct ber=
peren6e &otel. &ammerberre Brun,
ser / 0ogens 9lnleoning bor rellt
til 9sc>p gorf ira Sor Sarbor'
Maine, mebbelte, at Sroftaten p1e<
bliffelig Diloe blipe lenot til De1'
6onlfe &egjering for at bl1De rotl=
ficeret / 91igs0agen.
&pbenbapn, 4. Mug. Ngs0o~
gems 6orban6ling / anle0ning at
Sen peltinoij jfc 9lfltaoel1eStraftat
blep, efter at 6en 0anlfe l1oenrlgs>
mini ter boD0e gibet piSle Splpsn111=
qer, opergipet til Iingenes Yart1-
W.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-11

&jpbenbabn> s. Slug. = Det 6o11-
ife 0ampifib> ~SSegerSborg", 1877
&egiltertons> er ifn6t / 59nf, on=
togelig of en- tDif 5pr1ine. MonoFo=
bet re06e6eS.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-11

&riltiunio> s. Slug. uGi6ens
Segn" meooeler> at Dan1peren
uMarp" er blebet torpe6eret al en-
tpif l1noerpon0sbad6; Domperen
forloo &ull for en- l1ge ii0en. So
&eoningSbaa6e 0erfra 1arrt flere
NeoningSbpjer er blept fun6ne
n0enfor @tobonger.
Ser foreligger ingen Me06eleIie
om Wan6lfabets @febne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-11

&pbenbapn, 4. Slug. = HlgS0o-
qcns Bodybuilding / Mnleoning al
Sen peltinoi1 1fc 9lfltaaelleStraftat
blep, efter at Den 0anlfe l1oenr1gs>
n1inilter bopoe gibet piSle Splpsntn=
qer, obergipet til Iingenes Eart1=
oruppe=Mp0er. Otter en balp Sir1cS
syorbon0ling ion1le0es begge Stnge=
ne igjen, og 6et bite Jig reo Mt>
1tem11ing, at ct 6lertal / boooe SOL
feting og 2an0sting 1te11te for S0er=
neg Sulg.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-11

&pbenbabn, 6. Slug Gn
Mepng0e 8enltrebla6e Hrobin1ernc
moDarbej0er Dnnf=8eltin0iens @alg
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-01-15
QUEEN SOPHIA IS REPORTED
 TO BE SUMMONED TO BERLIN

ATHENS, Jan 14.-Thc Allies are increasing their Salonika force almost daily. The delay in the Teuton attack may yet have serious results. This delay is attributed to two things; dislike of the Bulgars' and Turks to cooperate and the heavy Russian drive in the north preventing the Teutons dispatching as many men as might be needcc for capturing what is being made 8 tremendously powerful stronghold.
 The Allies have erected scores of trench lines for a wide radius be- yond the city, while war ships have; been testing ranges for their guns consistently in Macedonia.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-01-15
NOTICE OF FORFEfTTRE.

To. Ed. M'Gettigan. Arthur Divert
 and Ed. P. M'Gettigan. your
 heirs, executors, assigns or psrso..
 nal representatives:
 You and each of you are hsreDl notified that I have caused to be: expended in labor and improve. ments the sum of one hundred dollars for each year for the years. 1910, 1911, 1912. 1913, 1914, on each of tho following placer min-- ing claims The Morning Star group an association placer mining claim, situated on the left limit of Bould- CT creek, tributary of Snake River and the Electric placer mining claim located on the right limit of Twin Mountain creek, said claims. being recorded and more fully de- scribed in the records of the Cape Nome Mining and Recording dis trict in the Second Division of the Territory of Alaska.
 The above amount has been ex- pended in order to hold said claims under the provisions of the law con- corning annual labor upon mining claims, being the amount required to hold said claims.
 And you and each of you are further notified that if within, ninety days after the last publica- tion of this notice you fail to contri- bute your proportion of said eXpen- allure, you Ed. M'Gettigan end you Arthur Divert fer tho Morning Star group, and you Ed. P. MGettigap in the Morning Star group and the f Electric claim, your interests in sait claims will become the property of tho undersigned, your Co-owner. under section 2324 revised statutes of the United States
 (Mrs.) B. M. O'CONNELL.. Co-Owner.
 Date of first publ, Nov. 6, 1915. Date of last publ, Fob. 5, 1916.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-01-15

creased the wages of it's employees ten per cent. This company which is said to be controlled by Standarl Oil manufactures such widely diff erent articles as celluloid, cellulose fibre goods, explosives and cake syrup the later being the well known Caro. Trade has been boom ing in all these products since the outbreak of the war.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-01-15
COLD KILLS LIVESTOCK;
 54 BELOW IN MONTANA

lowest cold ever recorded within the boundaries of the United States by an official observation has been noted here yesterday when the thermometers dropped to fifty-eight below. The cold is intense and wind blowing compels suspension of all out door traffic. Thousands of sheep and cattle arc dead.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-01-15
ELLIS TRIAL WILL BEGIN
 AT OLYMPIA ON MONDAY

report that the former insurance clerk had confessed and in doing So implicated the higher-ups. The re- port further states that in Seattle and Tacoma there was considerable alarm in certain circles.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-01-15

OLYMPIA, Jan. 14.-NeXt Mon day Gillis will be tried for his share in the industrial insurance frauds and important revelations are looked forward to. An alarm was given in many circles today by the
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-01-15

NEW YORK, Jan. 14.-Very con- ficting reports are coming over the cable and wireless as to the Kaiser 5 condition. The Associated Press emphatically states that the Kaiser underwent another operation and
 that his condition is alarming. The
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-01-15

United Press correspondent dis patches just the reverse advices tc the effect that Kaiser Wilhelm was never better than he is at present: it describes his condition as skoo- kun,
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-01-15
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ROME, Jan. 14.-It is reported that Queen Sophia of Greece, the sister of the Kaiser. has been sum moned to his bedside in Berlin as critical.
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CONDITIONS NORMAL.

DENVER, Jan. 14.-Since the in troduction of prohibition industrial conditions have been normal. A ue- crease in crime is noted.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-01-15

MILAN, Jan. 14.-French avi- ators bombarded Moncstir setting that city on fire.
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GENEVA, Jan. 14-Positivclv all the members of the Kaiser's family are being brought to his bedside in
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Berlin and the condition of tic em peror is very serious.
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SEATTLE. Jan. 14.---Cold is killing many sheep in the middle west and northwestern states. The prairies are subjected to more cold or blizzards than have been recorded in many years.
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ARGO, H.. Jan. 13.-The Corl Products Go. of this place has in
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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-30

The advance modes for spring are
lcing to show q more extensive use
2 lace than ever. This exquisite
evening gown is an example. 1t IS
Iarried out In pale blue satin and
bAantilly lace. The bodice closes IN
Aaek and the underbodice is cut with
square neck. A trimming band Is
hdjusted ON lower body of underbody,
While the bretelles are gathered at
he shoulders and brought over the
bodice to the center-front and under
he corsaee in back. The sleeves are
gzthered at the top under rosettes OF
Elver ribbon. The long draped tunic
= plated In front and gathered In
back. In medium ssze the costume
requires 1k yards 36-inch lace for
bretelles and sleeves; 3A yards SATIN
Cor tunic and yards Of material Tor
foundation skirt.
To make the underbody, close the
mderarm and shoulder seams as
lotehed. Turn hem in back at notcn-
g. Large so" perforatfons indi-
cate center-back. Plat lower edge
reasing ON slot perforations, bring
folded edges to corresponding small
%" perforations and stitch. Ad!us'
s.sy underneath lower edge, center
ffonts and ccnter-backs even. !,
Turn hem Of trimming band in bach
q notehes. Gather lower edges De
tween double CIT" perforations
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-30
Gathered Skirts all the Rage.

ular skirt made with high waistline
and In clearing or shorter length. The
large patch pockets may be trimmed
with beading, braid or embroidery. or
left quite plain. As the skirt is in
tended for general wear, perhaps it
would be better to leave the pockets
undecorated. Medium size requires
2& yards 54-inch material.
Serge, homespun or burella cloth
would be the best materials for hard
wear. To cut the skirt fold the goods
in half as shown in the guide and
along the lengthwise fold place the
front gore, marked CO., SO that the
triple "TTT" perforations rest on the
fold. Above this, with the straight
edge laid against the selvage, place
the plated belt. To the right of the
front gore lay the patch pocket and
above this, with the line Of large
go" perforations resting on length
wise thread, place the back gore of
the skirt.
Two styles Of belt are provided
with the pattern. One is plain with
inserted pockets, while the other is
box plated with little trimming piec.
es at the sides which look very much
like change pockets.
While blue is used more than any
other color for the separate skirt
there are plenty Of grays and brown
in stunning shades among the smart
materials. A skirt Of this kind may
be made within few hours and it,
cost is very small.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-30
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Evening Gown Of Satin and Lace.

and 2 inches above. Adjust to posi-.
ton on underbody, center-fronts, CEN
ter-backs and lower edges even. Bring
small 90" perforation at lower, edge
to underarm seam.
Next, turn hem Of bodice In back
at notches. Small 90" perforations
indicate center-back. Gather lower
edge between double 'TT" perfora-
tions and 2 inches above. Arrange
on underbody, center-fronts, center
backs, notches and lower edges even.
Bring small 80" perforation at low
OF edge 70 under-arm seam. II
Now, gather bretelles along small
40" perforations at shoulder, and at
lower edges between double GIT"
perforations and 2 inches above. Ad-
just over the bodice in frontj and un-