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Evening star., 1917-01-22
FOR sALE-MIsCELLANEous.

FOR SALE-NISCELLANEOUS.
MIsCELLANEOUs-Cortinu-d.
PAISLEY SHAWL for sale; beautiful; cheap.
REFRIGERAToR, large: ice capacity. 25o lbs, !:
Could force %or. Tsh ro"S :" IT. pipe for
SHOW CASE: plate glass. for sale; foot; J.
PIE FLOOR AND coUNTER CASES AT sPE.
susE fRices ceMpASn sos Low sT sAETl
SODA FOUNTAIN. l2-ft.: practically new: cheap
II sold at once. Call before pm.. ST. 11th n. W.
STORE FIXTuREs-Two sets of oak shelving
two coffee mills. four meat blocks. ice boxes for
grocery stores. all sizes; ice chests. all sizes.
suitable for lunchrooms. hotels or boarding
houses: double set of store bins. suitable for
grocery. latest style; two counter showcases. one
gas range suitable for lunchroom. six roll-top
desks, six hat-top desks. Save money. Buy at
Hopwoods: Sth and SITS: NV.
WINDOW SHADES made and hung free: buy
and hang free: all grades: will call with sam
Piles. J: g. Preinkert 200 H st. ne. Phi. I. 4les.
AUTOMOBILES.
AUTOMOBTLES-FOR SALE.
Al BARGAIN USED CAR week: cadillacs and
other makes oof from S2SS to Sls"S S"np.xv
Tel. North 1910 1880 Conn. ave. NV.
AGENTS AUTOMOBILE co.
HANDLE ALL THE USED CARS THAT ARE
TRADED IN ON NEW ONES FROM 10 COM
PANIES. AND SURE HAVE LOT OF RARE
BARGAINS TO OFFER THE PUBLIC.
1915 Cadillac touring. elec. lights and starter.
1919 Maxwell touring. elec. lights and starter.
1915 Ford touring.
1915 Studebaker touring. elec. lights and starter.
1918 Overlands (2J. touring, elec. It's & starter.
1915 King touring. elec. lights and starter.
1915 Ford touring.
1915 Maxwell touring. elec. lights and starter.
1914 Buick touring. cleo. lights and starter.
1914 Paige touring. elec. lights and starter.
1914 Studebaker, 7-pass.. elec. lights & starter.
ROADSTERS.
1914 Buick electric lights and starter.
1914 Ford electric lights and starter.
1915 Ford, de luxe body.
1915 Mitchell, electric lights and starter.
Ford top delivery. and others. Rare bargains.
Prices range from 500 to $500. Remember.
Won get free service by buying here.
| 22i TO 81 14TH ST. NV. MAIN 500.
ALI, THIS WEEK WE WILL CLOSE OUT ALL
USED CARS On HAND.
If you looking for a good bar
gain in a used car. drop in and
aus Look over our lot of roadsters .
and touring cars.
d. b. GlsH Unc.).
Tel North 331. 1929 NJ st. NV.
Evening star., 1917-01-22

Ei.ENAluR and bell boys; bring references.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-13
STOCK MARKET
SOON RALLIES
Securities Quickly Recover
From Shock of Price
Fixing Announcement

NEW YORK. July l3.-The New
york; Evening sun financial review
( Thursday said
.The stock market was temporal
iiy upset at the commencement OF
busincss this morning over the ap-
real OF President Wilson TO business
leaders not 20 permit thoughts ~
profits 10 enter into their notions OF
natriotism. rne executives utter
snces took the trading element by
furprise and AFFORDED such an. excei-
lent excuse for bear attack that
within the FIRST 10 minutes OF trad
Ing steel and shipping shares were
quoted from one TO Eve points under
last nights level. The entire ISL
was ungettled but weakness was
confined 20 relatively small group
OF volatile issues.
.aAfter the first half nou[. the
market underwent q complete re-
versai OF form Earlv losses were
largely canceifeu and A number OF
issues Developed pronouncen
strength.
ssrhe street was obviously az sea
- TO how 10 conduct market opera
tions after the first fiurr.' Some
announcement sas found IN Secre-
tary OF War Bakers statement.
~The late market was narrow.
Final figures were under the pest
prices o. the day but represented
substantial improvement over IRE
early price level"
The Detroit times., 1917-07-13
THREE INDICTED
BY GRAND JURY

The federal grand jury on Thurs
DAY found three indictments in Grim
inal cases Leslie Shippy was In
diCtcd or the charge of violating the
car seal Ian in that he broke into a
sealed ear and stole rugs. ohippy
and a companion were arrested last
sunday night On the way 10 the
police station Shippy knocked the
police officer down with billy"
Shippy and his companion star I'd
to run The Officer fired after the
fleeing men, killing Shippy's CON.
paniCn. Shippy - now under arrest.
William Rugaitir is indicted on
the charge OF stealing package
from the American Express com
pany. and William Sadler is accus-
ed OF stealing from the Adams Ex.
press company Both offenses were
committed n the Union depot
The Detroit times., 1917-07-13
Livestock
MICHIGAN CENTRAL STOCK, ARDS

Detroit. July IL Cattle - Market
loc % i5c lower Best heavy steers
S9-nI So best handy weight
butcher steers s. 500 30. mixed
steers and heifers. tsnf hardy Nght
butchers 750Qs light butchers. a.
A. best cows. s. 50as butcher cows
81 20 y 15 com mon cows ~
SIS Gamers i5d $50 best Yea -
bulls s7f0Ns bologna bulls $50
rs. stock bulls ssGs 30 feeders. 8.
a. stockers ts0s mixers ard
sprinEers. t5o190
Yea Calves Market csc lower
Best grades. SIS, others fs1i3
sheep and lamb Market duii PES,
lambs SIS 501ts fair lambs. ii4u
Is light 20 common lambs 81 n O.
yeariingH. Sf2df3 fair 20 good sheep
tsd $50. cullS and common. s1u
Hogs-M Market prospects iOC high
or pigs Slt50di475. mixed grade
si5d155o
The Detroit times., 1917-07-13
CHICAGO GRAIN.

CHICAGO July II = Opening
wheat. July not quoted S@ptemhe p
Up isc Corn. September down -
December down 2iac Oats, July
down sc Septemher down nc. De-
cemhcr down &c. Provisions slightly
lower
Norr--Wheat July unchanged
Opened AZ s205l. September. not
quoted Corn Sept. unchanged Dec.
down = oats Tuly 40 nc sept.
40 CSC Dec down = G. Provisions
Sfahtlv higher
Close wheat July down &C. sept
up &C. Corn sept up &c Dec. down
9a.c oats July up tsc. sept up
4, g. Dec unchanged. Provisions.
slightly higher.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-13

The following rrms are privileged
e. execute orders on the exchange:
W. r. Moss 4 Co. Carlyle 4 Povah.:
Geo. M. West a Co.. &c. II. Maccrons
4 Co. III. w. Noble q Co. p. l. seys
mour 4 Co. w. p. Mclaughlin. Mer-
rill. Lynch a Co.. w. A. Hamlin g. Co.
VIM. A. Neer q Co.. Sinclair & couls
WENDELL. Mulkcy q Co. VIM. II. Rose
a Co, r. X. Peiton q Co, Joel Stock
ard 81 Co, Bennett. Smith a CO.. w.
IS Reilly q Co.. Matthew Finn. A. w.
wallace a Co. Lewis G. Gorton. Bel
den. woodruff a Co. Besncr. cramer
q Muehi. Dodd. Martin & Co. O'Hsra
Ferriss & Co. Webb. Lee 4 Co.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-13
E.sr BrFF.To LIVE sTocK

EAST BUFFALO. July l2-Cat-
tie Receipts. $50; market steady
grades teGf2 cows t4nf So
Calves Receipts 100; market
steady. Gull 20 choice. {sdts %.
sheep and lambs Receipts % head
market steady. choice lambs 1850
ali. Gull 20 fair t10d1s yeArlinzs.
sl0dif. sheep. t51i0.35 Hogs Re-
celpts 2600 market 15n 25c higher
workers.. ti550uls pigs 1879
1880 mixed tls0is20 heavy. SIC 20
dfs2S roughs iltn lt25. staEs.
flg5Odf2-5
The Detroit times., 1917-07-13
CHICAGO LIVE sTocK MARKET.

UNION STOCK YARDS. m. July
T2.-HoRE Receipts 1900. rnarket
strong, SC 20 i0c higher Mixed and
butchers Si435d 1913 good heary.
ti49STissO rough heavy. tit1b
1850. light. ti4i0d i5.4s, pigs tios5
Glf
cattle Receipts 1000 market
steady Reeves s. t0d1t cows and
heifsrs 5f0ni ~ atockerl and
feeders fsa0Qf.b0. calves. 5000 70
Is
sheep Receipts 1000. rnarks.
steady. CSC lower NATIVE $500
1888 western t815Q1i. lambs
Sionf550 western SO e5dil.b0
The Detroit times., 1917-07-13
CLEVELAND LIVE STOCK

CBEV ETAND. o.. July ~ HOES
Receipts 2 500. sc higher Workers.
sissbdI5 mixed. 1913. mediums
1855 pigs ii476. rouRhs 1850
stays. fi2to. cattle. Rsce pts cars
ma rket active and strong sheep and
lambs Receipts 4 cars. market ac-
tive 20 SOC higher TOP. tff So
and steady Top sls
The Detroit times., 1917-07-13
CHICAGO BUTTER MARKET

CHICAGO. July H. Butter. EN-
tras. asc; hrsta, 3TiSc: dairy extras.
stQ37c: nrsts. s46sbibc.
Egg. Prime ordinary. 1gd5lc.
cnsess: Twins. ssi4 ossxo;,youns
Americas AN d2tAfc
1--we poultry. Fowls iSn1stAo.
ducks ltuf7c. geese. 12difc
springa 92a 26c. turks. 1sc.
Potatoes. Receipts 10 ears. Calf
fcrnle s7.7S02S5. Virginias. hbls.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-13
Chevrolet Motor Company

A quarterly dividend ~ three pet
cent. has been declared on the stock
or Chevrolet Motor Company, payabl,
on August !. 1917 20 stockholders oi
record at the close OF business 90
July ~ 1917.
JOHN T. SMITH.
Secretary.
New York. y Y. june "a. 1917.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-13

quiet. middlewest spot SeOiOR 20 "a.
SHear, raw dull centrifugal s6-t"st.
e. e} q q 80, muscovado safest. $3.50
60 refined dull cut 'oaf S. crushed.
81 20, powdered. sT.6SaS 20. granu-
lated. sf50nS Coffee ltio No. on
spot 81 Tallow weak. speciai. fTL.
city 16io Hay dun prime No. l..
Sli0 No. 2. Is "a Sbc, clover. SOC Igi
Dressed poultry dull, turkeys iSU
2A tsr. ducks eoWeec
live poultry unsettled geese I5c.
ducks Su eJc. fowls s2ucsc. turkcy-
Sc roostcrs ltc, chicken. hroucrs
35 li 36r
cheese unsettled state milk COM
mon o. specials. 20T24iac. skins.
common % specials. a01Sc
The Detroit times., 1917-07-13

5ahberS can aNord o. srli their ear
Tier purchases Tor Poultry Is stead DIV
fnr hens and a little higher Tor the
best troilers
Apples New. Sass box
Bansaas - 5000 shipping stock.
s Ia Sc = 10
B~an.-Dried Limas. lie 10
Berri~r Huc klehcrries. s. 50 Per
ou. red raspbs rries 20 pts. 81 black
raspberries. IS per hu
California Fruits 500
peaches = aprieots, f-.'e' piums'
s. per box.
Dre..ed Calves = Faney. country
dressed 2oQ2le' choice is0ise; con-
Fresh Vegetable Rsdishes. soc
don. parsley. rs q soc doz.. cucun-
bers, hot house. $50 Z - carrots. SSc
doz. cauliaower. si15 doz cabbage.
s. Is 2 g.. ~ crate. tomatoes, s22b per
4-basket crate, lettuce, i5c ou,, green
onions. SOC doE. green peas nome
zoe 10, celery. ESQ zoe head lettuce.
sl2S per doE. squash l5c per basket.
Grape rrai.-stboes per crate:
Heney-rancy white Issue sr-
Hsy-Dstrolt shipper, are paying
the following prices FOR aaled hav In
car lots; { o. b Detrolt No / uno-
,hs ls, s's.a''a sis si5%SGsiiEs;
no ? tlmothy. SIS 50gIe NJ ! mixed.
si.soa No. ? F-ixcc slool3. No,
! clover, sia.S5 p IA. rye straw, 1000
Sii whost s1d oat straw ''sO0i'
Lemon-s575gss5 per box
I:ime--sl 90 20 per 100.
nelOns-Roekytords s25o water
Nst--wSlnuts a5gale; .lmones
| 80 soc hlberts Ism DC; Hrazlis.
$50 zoe. PeeanS isG!ss ID; s TS.
wainuts. s5c. pecans soc 10 peanuts.
rosstsd. fancy lie: Jum~o. lac 10.
oranEes-NAlencia ft2S Q ga per
/ box
( onions-Texas Bermudss ussa
per case
Potatoe.-southsrn White. IS Dbl:
PouItry Bro.iers. - 3Sc, light
( weights 2SR3ar. NJ Z hens zoo u ::
Sc ducks. 81 1-.c, geese lOg sc ~.
( strawberries Home grown. - per
JoBpING PRIcEs
saL a'n IiSa scans scans. iRip.soel;s; eJfp.
\ fancy Maine, s2oo. sttndard. sl.sO:
4 table bsets. 81 IS u Lao peas, fancy
/ early June 81 SIS salmon. tall. 81 &C,
iisS. tomatoes. standard. s7so dcz.
medium. 5000. fancy. 20 q ,sc Rio.
i.ss az us. ss 5 ,sc packages '0''''
j Feed Bran, So standard mid
/ dllngs ss7 fne middllngs SIS.
/ cracked corn $3.50 coarse corn
I meal. 50 so chop feed. $3.50 per
1 ton n i00-lo sacks
Flour Best winter patent. Si3 70
/ second patent. sl2 70 straight. 81 20.
! sprint patent. SIS. rye -four. $3.50
per Dbl OF las lbs. in eighth paper
sacks
oIis-Liuseed oil. raw 81 Is. boiled.
slle gal kerosene, Iron barrels.
&c. gasoline. 20Nc.
Provtslon~-Mess pork sac; fam "
pork Sf2641C. clear backs. $50 n43:
hams. 2sd CSC briskets q = y % = c;
picnic hams. 7o92iiac. bacon. 3ia
33c: lard In tterces. 22izc: kettle
rendered. e3i1c 10
HIdes-So. l cured hides, slc; No.
4 l green hides. tic; No. / cured bulls,
/ ltc: No. green bulls, i2c, No. l
eu-e5 veals KIP. 23c; No. ! green veal
kip 20c. No. l cured murratn. 1lc.
No. ! green murrain. Ia &c; No. l
cured calf 22c. No. green cai.. soc:
No. horse hides, s. No. horse
/ hides Sc NJ. l tsllow. lsc No. =
tallow. 14c 10; No. hides. &c on;
No kip ard cAif NC OF sheep
! skins Gas - amount wcrD. 25c so.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-13
TOLEDO LIVE sroc1k

TOLEDO. -. July ~ Hogs Re-
reipts fair market f0c higher Heav-
los tlb.T5ul5 30. mediums tts6Ba
1913. workers.. tt5d157S good pfzs
sf4500It1b calves Market steady
sheep and lambs Market steady.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-13
Man Ratt.r.a au Anna

ANDY Smith, 35 years old. Of No.
1850 MIli,ary-avc.. was run down
by an auto truck driven by Emil
Jenson. No. $40 Brainard'st.. nj Jx-
ferson-ave and Riyard a. Thursday
noon lie WAS taken 10 Receiving
hospital in critical condition.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-13
Detroit Bank ciearinqs.

Detroit bank clearings for Thurs
day were 1912 1906 Total clear.
ings for 1917 TO date are sl.46O..
O6l .435.2S as against sl.o57.922..
GIL 80 for the corresponding period
in 1916.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-13
TOLEDO GRAIN MARKET

TOLEDO. July 17-Ciose; wheat.
Cash. $3.50. July. t705 sept 81 81.
Corn sept sts5. Dec. ti.iT Oats.
cash. 7sc July. &c sept. 81 c:
Dec. 59tzc Rye Cash. s2lo. Clov-
erseed Cash. ,it25: oct. 81 e5,
Dec. ff1.73. Alsike: Cash. sii.i0.
r notify; Prime. 1885. Butter.
Brick creamery 39tac, tub creamery,
SOC Eggs Fresh candled. Csc; fancy
selects sc. Hay Unchanged
The Detroit times., 1917-07-13
New York Stocks

Reported for The Times hS Horn
blower & Weeks july "a
The Detroit times., 1917-07-13

r.T/fFN IN fuiv Butter. 7TfLr
hid No offerings no sales Las,
weeks price. 3sac.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-13
NEW IoRK BuI-rrR ANp EGGS

NEW YORK Iuly - Butter.
quiet. receipts. io.sot creamery cN-
ira s9isc do. special market saI a.
iotrc state dairy tubs. 80 n51c, imi-
faticn creamery frsts 3563Sisc
Fggs nuN weak. rereints. 81 ioq
nearhy white fancy. 81 ~ &c. nearby
mixed fancy. 2Sn $50 fresh nrsts.
G2tv q -
The Detroit times., 1917-07-13
ETRoIT TIM { s
Produce

The market was generally steady
one this morning. price changes be-
ing small Considerable interest at
taches % the potato deal this week.
After food ~ offerings FOR the past
week ~ - suddenly announced that
the early crop ID now about exhaust
cd. and the Tesuit d. that car lot
IN ppers are paving more Tor fresh
reccI pts than ccmmi sslon men and
johbers can az ord 90 srli their ear
lfer purchases FOR Poultry Is stea dy
far hens and a little higher Tor the
best truilcrs
The Detroit times., 1917-07-13
CTRB CoPPER Stocks.

PrintinE--the pirFr ncss kfnd--th.t
ts rEht-TImes Job Dest--Main <s7o.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-13
Boston Copper Stocks

Reported for The Times by Horn
blower K Weeks July 70
The Detroit times., 1917-07-13

NEW YORK. July 13.-The Ne"
rork> Evening sun financial review
Thursday said
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-07-26
Up-to-the Minute News

the of declared against Germany
government requested of the
the country along including the the
publicity the liberty the food
the the country
woka and Red Cross campaign
taste for to
achievements under the circumstances
effect
publicity movement mentioned above publish
local recruiting Of
officers 1t has made
unusual furnish all the information along
the Juan realize what it
brought their doors daily
largest undertakings of the OF this country was the
with their SERIAL numbers Comparatively
United States
and published
the registered of this
published numbers all registered
obtain the
numbers publish them before the
drawing Washington. ~"7~
difficult all problems
without
to the limit that day. Then
the out Of commission about noon
the afternoon throwing the whole matter
following
the publishing of the
in before undertaken by the of
sousry u remarkable effort and a great success
- ~ m - - -
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-07-26
NV -.
SCHOOL BUILDING IS
F|NfST.|N TIE WORLD

Now that the Durango High school
building is being made ready for oc-
cupancy at the beginning os .he new
school year it is well that we give
the people of this section as yell as
those Of other sections some more or
less definite idea OF the modern struc-
ture which was erected at an expendi-
ture of $175,00o.00.
The Durango people voted bonds for
the construction of this building a
year ago last January and soon there
after the Board of Education began
the work of planning and construc-
ton. About that time an effort was
made and has been contiued to be
made to find out how this bull ling
compared in quality and equipment
with other buildings thruout this
state, nation and in other countries.
1t was the idea that it should be
among the best erected for its pur-
pose. The study made in comparing
.:------sIA :: -,.4eS buildings led to the
knowledge that it Is the finest es It's
kind not only in Colorado and the U.
S., but the finest of its kind in the
world today. This is a strong state
ment but is no exaggeration when we
state that no other city in the United
States or any other country with
population of less than 10000 can
exhibit a high school building in the
class with our building here in Du-
rango.
This unique building is located in
the central part of the city, not
great distance from the banks of the
Animas river. The site of the build
ing consists of block and half, in
including Second avenue which was the
street between these two blocks. II
is most beautiful site in a beauti-
full section of the city. The building
faces to the south and the central
portion of it faces down second ave
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-07-26
EVERY STREET IN DURANGO
Has Its Share of the Proof That Kid.
ney Sufferers Seek.

Backache? Kidneys weak?
Have bladder trouble?
Want a reliable kidney remedy?
Don't have to look far. Use what
Durango people recommend. Every
street in Durango has its cases.
Here's one Durango woman's ex-
perience.
Let Mrs. L. Morlock, of t125 Second
Ave-, tell it. She says; 81 am strong
endorser for Doan's Kidney Pills for
| know they are a good medicine.
They have proven of wonderful help
to me whenever l have had attacks
Of lame back or other sysmptoms of
kidney trouble. 1t is seldom that |
am without box of Doan's Kidney
Pills in my home"
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Morlock had. Foster -Milburn Co..
Props, Buffalo, N. R.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-07-26

PETROGRAD, July %. - The Rus
sian army on the southwestern front
is "in state of complete disorgani-
zation with the mutinous soldiers
threatening to shoot those who op-
pose them. There are long lines of de-
serters struggling to the rear. The
morale of the fighters is gone" This
grave message received by the
governments executive committee
from the southwest front, which was
just made public, sent Premier and
War Minister Kerensky there.
By a vote of 252 to 81 the work.
mems and soldiers congress granted
unlimited power to the provisional
government to re-establish the orpa-
nization, discipline the army and take
steps against counter revolution
and anarchy.
"A fatal ssisia APs eesuyed y ~
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-07-26

nue. and can plainly be seen from the
southern end of the city when look
ing northward up second avenue The
building is somewhat characterized by
its three distinct sections known ae
the central or main part and the east
and west wings.
The Main Floor
One, on entering from the south,
passes along the main corridors, then
into the west wing where he passes
thru the machine shop, the storage
room and the cabinet or bench room
where is being constructed the man.
ual work of the schools. In the ma
chine shop are all lei-as of electrical
apparatus such as the surfacer, the
jointer, variety saw, hollow chisel,
mortise band, the saw, six sanders,
and lathes. The motors are individ-
ual with double control. In connec-
tion with this department it is well
to state that at this time several stu
dents under the supervision of Prof.
Patrick, who has immediate charge
of this department, are working daily
on the elegant oak furniture that is
to be used in the various rooms and
Offices. Among the pieces of furni-
ture are to be 20 bookkeeping tables
and 15 desks, is straight chairs, 10
typewriter tables, 5 sewing tables, 1S
revolving chairs and furniture for the
stage. So at this time the mechanical
rooms are busy preparing for the
equipment of the various class rooms
and offices. On this floor are also
three classe rooms modern in every
respect, the Boys Locker and the
iGrls' Locker. 1t is well to note that
each pupil is to have an individual
locker -12 in. by 12 in. by 60 in. in
which to place their wraps, books, etc.
On this floor is located the balcony
from which one looks down on the
beautiful gymnasium in the basement
below. Several hundred may be &C
commodated in the balcony. On this
floor may also be found the swimming
pool lockers for the boys on the west
side and the girls on the east side
and the Physical Directors office.
The Basement.
On passing from the main floor to
the basement one is impressed at once
with the magnificent SWIMMING pool
in size 22x50 feet and from 4 l-2 to
s feet in depth. In connection with
this department are two shower baths
for girls and two for boys, and spec
ial lockers for boys in the west wing
and for girls in the east wing. Besides
the two storage rooms on The base
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-07-26
A BAD SPRING FOR WOMEN.

The late, cold and damp spring
seems to have been particularly Sc
we're on the health Of women, and
many are suffering from backache,
rheumatic pains, aches and pains in
sides, joints and muscles, lumbago and
other ailments caused by overwork
and disordered kidneys or bladder.
Mrs. T. ]. Bucknell, Hardy, Neb.,
writes: "I am recovering from an at
tack Of lumbago by the aid Of FolsSV
Kidney Pills. They surely help me-"
Women seem peculiarly liable to kid
ney trouble, and no symptom should
be neglected.-S. G. Wall and Du-
range Drug CO, :.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-07-26
THREE LYNCHED IN
PETROGRAD STREET

PETROGRAD, July 23. Three oc-
cupants of an automobile, soldier, a
sailor and civilian were lynched in
the streets, after firing shots into a
group of soldiers in front of the Peo-
pies palace. Scores were wounded by
the shots.
Admiral Verderefsky, commander
of the Baltic fleet, were arrested on
the charge of communicating sec
ret government telegram to a COM
mittee of his sailors.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-07-26

ASAAo " Vic IioopS, tne telegram
declared. Most of the military units
are in a state of complete disorgani-
zation and the spirit of offensive has
utterly disappeared"
kernesky will try once more the
power of his personal appeal to the
troops.
PETROGRAD, July 20. = DESPITE
the instability of certain regiments.
Russian forces succeeded TODAY il
achieving signal success over the
reutons in the neighborhood of Kre.a
vo in the Wilma sector says the official
statement.
PETROGRAD, July 23.-Delayed)
-Rioting is spending itself in small
demonstrations. The last street
clash occurred Saturday morning when
anarchists turned machine guns on
the troops.
The government spy hunt contin-
ues.
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WASHINGTON, July %. - Pre-
mier and War Miniser kerensky faces
in almost super-human task to save
ehe entire Russian front in the face
of the strong German onslaught, by
picked German troops. The Russian
embassy frankly admits the gravity
Of the situation.
The Germans are concentrating
their troops and supplies and are pre-
pairing to follow up the advantage,
says the embassy cables.
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FRANCE is PLEASED
WITH COURSE OF WAR
PARIS, July 23.- France approves
Of the way the war is being conduct
I'd. 1t is announced the senate in a
secret session voted confidence in
PREMIER Ribot. The vote was unani-
nous. Premier Ribot expressed his
appreciation of the vote.
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effort TO BLOCK
FOOD BILL DEFEATED
WASHINGTON, July %. = An eff
-ort by Senator Trammel of Florida
20 have the food control bill brought
oack from the conference for a recon-
liberation of two dollars bushel for
he minimum price of wheat. The
provision was defeated in the senate
~ vote of 81 to 8.
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CAN NOT VOLUNTEER
AFTER EXAMINATION
WASHINGTON, July %. - Ad-
Jutant General Mccain has orrered
recruiting officers to refuse to enlist
drafted men for any branch of the
service after they have been summon
ed for examination by the local ex=.
emption board. This order has been
telegraphed all recruiting stations.
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10 AIRPLANES ARE
BROUGHT DOWN
UNITED Press Staff Correspondent
AT THE BRITISH FRONT, July
23-Forty German airplanes have
been brought down in five days. This
is one of the indications of the ner-
vousness with which the Prussians