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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-28

To SAN
March s0-Aiaska. Couiova. Pier :
santa Ana, ketchikan. Pier =
Yokohama Maru. Japan China. O. \.
dock
Governor san Francisco Pier D.
AK. Kctchlkan. Fier
Humboldt. skagway. Pier =
Northlaud. west coast Prince Of Wales
island. @ r + dock
Curacao. Knk Anchorage. C. r. p
dock
cordoya. Cordova, Pier 9.
March 9i-Admtral Dewey. san Francis
To ARRIVE
March 2e-Manila Maru. Japan China,
Pier 6
Humboldt. s Z Alaska Pier :.
March 3o-Hokkai Msru. orient. seattle.
umatilla. san Francisco. Pier u.
jefferson. s. f. Alaska, Pier @
March 3i-Northwestern. s Z and s. w
Alaska. Pier q
ARRIVED IN SEATTLE
March es-Ai-ki. from 5. r. Alaska. at
Lyman stewart, from Port san Luis
at q. m.
March -Northiand. from s Il. Alas
ka Via Tacoma, 10 m.
SAILED FROM SEATTLE
March es -pespateh, for :. Il. Alaska, at
UnkaI Maru, No. 8. for Vancouver. b
G., at a. m
Governor. for Tacoma. nt a. m
Mitsuki Maru. for Tacoma, az "A. m
March 27--Ketchikan, Tor 5, W. Via $ T.
Alaska, at y. m.
Taithybius FOR Vancouver. b. G. at
so y. m
Fulton. for vancouver. r. c.. at p. m
Admiral Farregut for Tacoma, at
noon.
Admiral Dewey. for Tacoma. at IL 80
a. m
ALASKA VESSELS
JUNEAU March gT.-Sailed; North
western. southhuund. az 10 g. m
WRANGEiL. March s7.-Saied; prin-
cess sophia northbound, at 1850 e. m.
KETCulKAN. March 21--Soiledi
jefferson. southboupd. at II 80 y. m.
Humboldt. southbound. at a. IN.
March - Sailed Princess sophia
northbouud, at II y. m.
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P0STMlSTRESS GETS
NAVAL RECRUITS

TACOMA, March 2S.-Clara West
Evans is postmistress at Rainier,
Wash. She Is also proving TO be the
most efficient recruiting agent for
tho army and navy in the North
west.
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SPIRITUAL MEpluMs

MADAM PAuLisE - CLAIHVoYANT
ana trance medium Headings Euarau-
tssd 7it Olive Main ans
TnuMper MEErfNos HrNpAr AND
Thursday evenings 30. Spirit photos
b. phone appointments Phone Eiilptt
ai4sN $40 Cisy o. Take East o.
North queen Anne cars, or walking
distance wil kanousr
MnR nUHbfcK -HFtHIrtAilHr Mn
isfsf Circles Turaday friday even
inEs Consultation dairy Hotel nybse.
1884 Third ave rhone Elliott iili.
MADAM MACK HriKiTrAL rsYcnic.
q, viii pay sou 60 can sud eco hsf.
noom >. itea4 Eifst
MADAM ntENNEH ~ Ci.AfRVoYANT.
sards psimistfy tIi Union a. Hpe
tial. 90 ernts
MADAM ELiZAnErH- pALMlsr AND
cafdh. questions answered go ~.
tsith Seventh ave.
MADAM FHANK - CARD HEkDEn
ralasisi gao Thtfd and Fiae. TedsFsl
nntol room
MADAM ALEXANDER
Seventh slight s.sr and palmist Room
Elliott Hotel. FIRST ana Pike.
MADAM FHY = SCIENTIFIC CARD
reading Davenport Hotel. it2t fifth.
foafn 70
.cAnp REApiNo - HooM 8. itoI8
Firs, ave. York Hotsi
rUtL CAHD HEAptNG-riasA Hotel
FOURTH ave fuafn HHa
ss~-~aN.~g<Rsesasee~a asse-~--s~Ns~-~s~-~-~-~
81 CARD or THANKS
wE DESIRE 20 g&FEEAs orr SIS.
rorr appreciation - the iindnens q
oar friends and relatives who - kindif
assisted 40 GA our late horease fnent 30
the death - our beloved daughter and
Tor tho beautiful floral offerings. MfH
auh NJ ~ isefupens
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Washington died at the begin
ming of tho last hour of the day, of
tho last day of the week. of the
last month in the year. OF the last
year in the century.
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MADAME LESSLIE

AND ct.AiuvuHANT
This fzmens rhrsnaieEist reads your en-
tire iife from The cradle % cid ago iasi
as ths head Indicates. gives 700 dates.
facts. tells fou shat has passed IN life.
What 10 hsFp~utng, without nhkins a
single question she does not ten thluEs
90 pieass. bgi fs4da thlnEs jest az The
head infira'esG tells fnu what planets
yes wsrs born undsf. th~ iacky ard uus
lprky planets. 1hsn ard whom you viii
fnzfrv. settles snd explains love. family
tfuutirs. marriages divorce, health.
business. lawsuits sreruiRflors invest
fneuta ffanaarfisns - al kinds in fact
no matter shat yagr hope. fear OF am
hifion r1n8@ g. this noted phfsnuinEisi
ard fad help There 10 no need far
AnYems 20 hs wusarrrasfai Her adeics
removes all trouble She guarantees
satisfaction or no charge Her readings
are strictly confidential CHii and con-
suii her free Enom Flaiirun Hldg 4.
ifta Wssfiake. office hours. 10 a Ia
% ~
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MADAM NELLIE
WORLDS GREATEST


CLAiRNOYANT AND MEDIUM
Iiuafanives 90 rad YoeF entire nfs. past.
present ana fatnfs. gives trua adfles
on tuslrcss love health ard family
sffaifst tells the name - your future
hushand or wife. ana whai Go DO 90 ts
sgrrrhafui % life tells yuu hat husi
nsss 10 meat larkT Tor Y1a and what
pat - ihs ~efld wili 10 mpfs sue
rsrafai fer rup advises hos 60 xatn
ard hold a good position. $40 tells u
ths nno fuu lose s. true ~ false. and
causes speedy marriage With the one
81 rnaf chnirr, hTiHEs tAs Separated
tnnsth~f makes happiness between
man srd sifs stls tells you Tho secrets
% bsinr happy and suersssfui In any
thfnE Yuu fAsr in hand her advice HiH
fsruaFw az otsfaeirs aad Evil innusnra
one fisif 20 Madam Nellie siit FeIssF
sos fsF disappnlHtmrnfs IN AL others.
safisfacftnn guaranteed 90 No charges.
Special SeaAinFa So esHts Hotel Eik.
foarn q 1874 Second ave. corner Pine
81 Daily and sunday
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One pair Of potato beetles may
have 60.000.000 descendants in one
season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-28

CHANGE ~ ADDRESS Subscribers
should be sure and give their ela
a. Nxen "a thatr new address.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-28

ALL subscription must - started
frcm date the subscription 'R ~.
ecived. Back numbers eannot Dc
supplied
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MADAM PHOERE,

TEST READINGS FREE
Tells past. present and future. combating
business and love affairs advises you
about divorce cases and what win be
your lucky step In life to take. viii tell
fun names OF your lover sweetheart
friends. enemies. and what you are most
adapted for. Permanently located New
Era Apis. 222sis First ave, corner Bell
Nnnnlnl rna dInEn nnn
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LEGAL NOTICES

NOTiCE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT
sealed bids Wlli be received Tor oil the
assets ~ the bankrupt uosaiA hreth-
ere. inr. corporation. except ars
counts receivable and cash on hand.
70 he Submitted to ths Referee ~
Hanhuirtrr - bis Office. l4qt o. 6.
HmifH HulldlaE. heaffie. kinE county.
Washington. on ~ before fHo 4nd daf
% April itif. at O'Clock D. ma So
- At that time opened and passed
upon nidH NAV be submitted Tor TIRE
Whole or any part - said atNffs. and
ali tlds INSIST b. accompanied ~ rnsh
or q certified check equal in amount
20 10 psf cen; - ,he amount 81 the
hid. IN case 81 the acceptance ~ auy
ttf. balance - the purchase price 70
- paid forth with IT, cash upon the &C.
csFtanca and approval thereof ard de-
livery and cnuNeFanrs % the property
purchased inteudinE bidders are no
ufied thH, the hastness % said bank
fupt - bsinE operated tY tho Trustee
at 1904 -ieNa Third ave. Seattle. and
that complete Inventory ~ tho aHsais
Of eaid hankrnut they existed an
FehruaFy -. 1877. may b examined
at the offrs % the Referee cr at the
ptar. o. business - sald bankrupt to-
~ii 1891 Third ave. Seattle.
Washington. and the present condition
90 the stock Of aid bankrupt and the
amount remaining uudlapusrd - may
b. hao~stainsd by en- examination
ftrfNn' ana that al DOS fNhfnfttTA
shall 10 upon Tho basis 20 taking sald
assets az they shall exist an tho End
DAY % Arrii. 1917. q; o'clock g. m.
The fiEht 60 reject any and all lids is
expressly reserved
Dated ~ Seattle. Washington, this .fEs
day % March. 1917.
p W GUST.
Trustee n BANKRUPTCY o. nosaiA Broth
.ra Inc q rafHnraffnn
~~~~1~.N~~-~-~-~~1~ ~~~~.~y~~s~-~.~~~.~-N
so PUBLIC NOTICES
No pEuTs INCURRED rs NY NAME
after March - viii BE- paid Walter
faV IfF W fHrd %
~~4~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~@~e ~e~e~e~N~~~SNe0@~N-e~~~~
u must not be thought that Of the
banana plant tho fruit alone is
eaten. for in tropical countries the
pith Of the stem. the top OF the
floral spike and also the young
shoots are used as food
One pair Of potato beetles may
a. a 4. 4
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MALE HELP WANTED


USREnEENEp rLrpuEs srtttNu /
cut osvfcoats fainoeaus Nsehinav.
suits. tesclrY. musical tnaifuments
guns etc bargain Store Lean office. l
ise first ave 81 corner waahingtnn.
aopENN NAHnEu cOtLEuE
lil Washington rt
Msn Wcn~n irsrH the barber trade earn I
vases while t-atnias r-,sitians epsn
WANTED Man Oh Mas ANn WIPE I
90 look after summsr home ~ Ions I
lake Rent water ant fuel free "a
dress naK lee. star.
wASrE 40 Man rs uARAGn TX
nSftancs Unnecessary small Investment I
Inquire 1ts Nmpire uidS
4 SHINE BOY Ar ruE LANDS aHON /
JSsssgslS> S5Se>tS>INJ SlSs o..S~No-oN->~
3s-mALE SITUATION WANTED
MATCHMAKER WANTS rosIrioS ~
repair shop n q. Nsa Tfa3su. chin
scum. wash.
~-~~~~>o~~~-~-N~>~~~~~
81 FEMALE HELP WANTED
Y0USu GtnL FOR 0ENENAL HOUSE
segs =. ~ t.sa sss : l.sss .sss
3s-FEmALE SITUATION VITO.
oFFICn cLEANfSd on FACTORY
eufk desired ~ competent woman.
Have faur dependent children. Nust
have something immediately gsrfrsis
Mnrsat so iuEhNhtrF place
mpUNENENitN PORTION WANTED
BY n-as. eisaa. refined elaaw piih obs
ehiid good cook. aenfiamsns riuh pre-
fafrrt can Fiss tho b~ss n reference
Address h.isL stsr
- ~ mitdie-aEsa uuutan Can give
BEST ~ references Address u.tf1. siaF
WIDOW WANTS Foai los As HOUSE
sssgsr ls!l Siath a. rem -
SO AGENTS WANTED
A0ESra w'rEb no SKILL. Fonu
Tractor siesk btE profits w. riEht Hap
i've Proposition - yevr tsffi'ef1
wu. . Wiisaa a &C.. Eti-atf tifth
----~-~-----------------
ss-sUslNess OPPORTUNITIES
FoR SALE RENT uH ENcltASuE-
Coed business property nn Pacific
Highway Eunt gasoline siAadi stofs
With MeinE rooms. sprtax water. large
lot VIII consider small stnr~ IN 10
attic o. Fprd Address u.iFi. star
ron nEST-FroRE ASD NaRgnr.
cheap. With llvinx Fosms Coed s,ane
for Easoiins Ma A Myers TuksiiA.
Paoine hirhvay
EirrArRANT roR sAf.E. CHEAP. 40
eumpntitinn4 ciosr - naFy yaFf. n0H
81 gMnrfrrfnm WaaM
~ LIVESTOCK WANTED
wANrEb--OSE CAR uoop RANCH
herses from i.4se 20 $500 pounds
unisa Stables fsss western avs. Fhses
-~S -
- LOST AND FOUND
Fut-Np-EErs SEE CLERK HOTEL
Yssirr ard 'dsa'ify. Or address g.
NdFrr puuinha WNsn
~~-~<~~~~~~~~~~~~s-~~S ,s~~~~~N~~s~~4~.~y~-~--
45-misCEILANFOus FOR SALE
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SASH AND DOORS
order your sash ard Doors direct from
o u WILLIAMS 60 ". cell for les
because - oWu our oHn mil Large
stock. prompt shipment and safs de
livery 20 dssfins'lan EgafRntssd Our
big illustrated catat No - mailed
free postpaid on "a ~ request
We 40 NOT hsudls Fgg3a lumber
y.cruss- panel DOORS Nc I ..........tf -
s.piy veneer panel doors ........ Z 20
Front glass doors. a-tHs-h .......... . 90
Kitchen glass door. nEhts ........c s
bungalow sash az low aa .......... So
trs hotbsd sash .....-............. aes
fdtzs medicine cabinet doors ....... 2 Is
Panel cupboard doors .-............ Is
I-piY Cold Seal HoofiaE ............ as
We carry a ran line 81 building material
Including frames Inside rnlah. build
srg' hArdNsre. paint. etc
o. ~ WILLIAMS co
1919 First Ave 4 Hssttis wash
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AID RATES

one cent word Per insertion.
SIX times for the price % rive
Coupon hooksmOne hundred lines
to he used az desired $500
situation ads one half rate
Funeral Notices ...s-s.t.ts-s t.s teV0
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PRINCESS HEGIRA
EGYPTIAN MYSTIC

MADAM HONOR WAS nonN
a. Alexandria.
Egypt she IL recognized IA tho most
wonderful phrenologist In tho world
Her readings viii astonIsh you rs well
Ne delight you. She tells past. present
and future correctly, giving YOU vaiuR-
bic Information on all affairs OF lifc
near and dear to tho human heart II
In trouble she can help you Her al
vice is good. Try nor. Guaranteed
satisfaction, Room ~ Antlers Hotel.
Fourth ave and Ifniou NJ
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NINE. VICTORIA

Tho celebrated phrenalogist clairvoyaut
and palmlat, gives scientific readings on
all aftnirH OF ne past. present or
future You have socn tho others. now
see the hest, n IN trouble All readings
guaranteed satisfactory or NO fees ac-
copied. Headings boo. Room II Alb
hnti Hotel. ThIrd and PIC.
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'IRCLE WEDNESDAY toNLD AT 81
o'clock. Cnrpoutrra' HAL 1890 Fourth.
between Pine and Stewart Tho best
mediums In tho city will siyo the mea-
fagoA.
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sly lsssrucns fCr the price 81 five.
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BANKS
BILLIARD TABLES
aIcYcIE SUPPLIES

~ DO coon WORK. r HART
t,,s v,--,h pNar. Main fsse
L-le sS -~~~e~~-~~~~N~~~'~~'@
CHATTEL LOANS
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LOST AND FOUND

Fot-Np-KErs SEE CTNnK HOTEL
Yssisr ard 'denrfy. Or address q
Nogrr Pow nha Wash
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Ballard Agent. p. II. MULLEN
Ssoo Ballard Ave. Phone hR.lAra ~"
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AND EXCHANGES

Z WrTH WILL EXCHANGE 10 ACRES
fins alder bottom land mostly cleared.
for frs -class heavy draft team or two
ton truck IN good repair Boz Ola.
Auburn.
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MATCHMAKER WANTS PoafTioS ~
repair shpp n q. Nza Tfa3su. Gaia
argn. WAnh
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NINE c ~ Ar LOT TE -- SCIENTIFIC
pnlmlatry school, easy method 20 learn (.
class open; have 20 years experience.
Fivo reldinEa daily. II pays to know
myself. past. present ana future. Salts
faction guaranteed Rooms and I
awthorns Hotel. Madison IT,. near
Seventh ave
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MADAM PAULINE -- CLAIHNoYAAT
and trance medium Headings Euarau-
Ted TTE Olive Main litf
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ss-suslNess OPPORTUNITIES

CAR GOOD RANCH
hersss. from i.4se 20 1899 pounds
union Stables tsts western avs. rhoes
Nsfn sfh
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q FEMALE HELP WANTED
AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS w'rED TO SKILL Fouu
Tractor siess ttE profits ~ risht Hae.
A live Proposition fas your trFrifefp
wm. . Wiisan a ce. Eti-1E tifth
ave N.s rgrs
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20 ACRES. ssso

o. Highway and stage line. norsh Of
city. rich. level deep soil. easy %
clear Your ovn terms
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uluETY NINE PERCENT
 llGlBLES REGIS TERED

decision today to the effect that an- other opportunity will be accorded those who failed to register yester- day. This it is said will be the last call absolutely and all who fail to comply at this time will be ordered placed under arrest pending a dechs- ion as to what penalty is 10 be in- flicted in such cases.
 This second opportunity. Is consid- cred an act of extreme leniency on the part of the government, and the tardy ones should be thankful for
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MERCHANTMEN AND U BOAT IN GREAT FIGHT
SuBm ARINE ATTACKS AND
 IS SENT TO THE BOTTOM

American ship. Gunners of the Uni ted States navy stood by the quick firers and exchanged shots with the submarine which closed in to range of twenty five hundred. At this range the naval gunners planted a few well directed shots which placed the Ger man U boat practically helpless.
 The u boat was then at the mercy of the merchantmen but continued fighting until well directed projec- tile ripped her amidships and the sub mersible sank slowly--a mass of wreckage. The captain of the Amer ican ship states that the U boat was of the largest and latest type and was we'll armed.
 During the exchange of compli-
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International News Service.

LONDON, June 6-The British made material gains last night when under cover of darkness a gigantic lunge was made east of the direct line between Arras and Lens. Di- rectly east of Arras, severe fighting has progressed for the past two days resulting In Allied gains. The great power stations on the river Scarpe which suppy the towns of Souchez and Lens with electric power were taken by the British.
 The Canadian troops distinguished themselves In this action. Tn the face of heavy fire they broke ground and rushed the Notifications which were protecting this Important point. Field Marshall Haig in his official disaptch- es makes especial mention of the Ca nadans who led the charge.
 In last nights fighting which lasted well into the morning the Germans made most stubborn resistance and the loss of life was severe. In one case the British were compelled to evacuate five hundred yards of trenches taken from the Germans who strongly countered. These they still hold.
 In the fighting of the past two days between Arras and Lens the British have taken twenty-shx machine guns eight field pieces and three guns of heavy caliber which commanded the front of the power stations. Fifteen hundred prisoners were taken in that
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GERMANS UNDAUNTEDLY
 MAKE ANOTHER RAID

both of which terminated with dis astrous results for the invaders.
 Hundreds of bombs were dropped during the course of flight in south eastern England, but the greatest damage was done at Tunbridge Wells where hotel was blown to atoms.
 Many British airmen went up after the German airmen but they were in and gone in the twinllling of an. eye. The greater majority of the killed and injured are women and children.
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ANARCHY IS SPREADING
 RAPIDLY IN RUSSIA

ranging a meeting of the representa- : lives of the worllmen's and soldiers council In which it is to be arranged hat a delegation from this body to-
 ether with radicals meet with the .merican commission and discuss the
 ituation.
 Throughout Little Russia, West Russia and the Baltic provinces the wave of anarchy has spread. Mass meetings held at the various centers denounce the provisional government strongly. The people are about even ly divided on the question and a severe outbreak in tn way of rioting Is expected.
 It is stated that the men at the front still remain at their posts and recognize, In full. the provisional gov renment. The prominent socialists
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international News Service.

WASHINGTON, June 6.-More than ninety nine per cent of the eligi- bles registered for conscription yes terday according to the statement is- sued by Provost Marshal Crowder. Thsi proves beyond a doubt that the naton is with the administration in this draft system of raising an army.
 AS it is believed that the one per cent who failed to put in appearance at the registration booths were un- able to do so for various reasons, the government will evidently grant them a certain length of time to register. It is rumored that as so great per- centage met the issue the authori- ties are prone to place liberal con- struction on the laws that govern fail ures to comply.
 Extreme sat9sfaction is expressed by officers of the war department in the manner in which the work was carried out. Anticipated intolerance on the part of malcontents failed to materialize except in instances of but minor importance and the govern- ment can pride itself on most satis- factorly carrying out all plans in this, n measure that meant so much to our nation at such critical tlme in our history.
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international News Service.

LONDON, June 6.--Unquestionably anarchy is spreading throughout Rus- sia and numerous disorders are re- ported from all of the greater cen- ters. The provisional government have not yet attempted to. take the firm stand promised and await the results of conference between some of the socialstic cabinet ministers and lead Ing radicals.
 The majority of the workmen's and soldiers council still stand with the provisional government but the rad ical reformers condemn this body and urge all of the socialists in Russia to join them in getting rid of those who for their own ends-endeavor to make Russia continue in the war.
 M. Kerensky, minister of war. Is arr
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gunnaIs then with well ditected aim administered the finishing touches which sent the submersible slowly to the bottom.
 As the submarine was sinking the merchantmen steamed in her direc tion with the intention of picking up any who might Survive but the ex- plnsion which occurred prior to the sinking must have killed the members of the crew for no survivors were seen. Portions of the wreckage of the underwater craft were recovered and are rather gruesome relics of which the naval gunners are proud
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DREAM TONIGHT
 OLGA PEToOVA

The Soul Market in five thrilling tonight. Ths st,ry is powerful m dramatic sitnat1ons, and the star IS absolutely distinctive, genius in her chosen career-no artist called from the speaking stage, or typed for the eye of the camera can boast a more magnetic personality, the whole pro duction is staged with convincing realism, carrying an atmosphere that's rich in polished treatment Last run of Mime. Petrova till first boat. Don't miss it. A scream com edy is an added attraction. Six reels
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receiving. another chance. The gov ernment-although we'll satisfied with the results of yesterdays regLstra- tions-does not propose to allow the duty of any one man in the country to fall on the shoulders of another and in pursuance of this policy is granting the failures a chance rather than make examples of them.
 The date of this second registration has not been announced but Is ex- pected to be made public within the next twenty four hours.
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TORNADO HITS
 BATTLE CREEK, MICH.

erty loss will reach large figure. A number of people were injured but none killed.
 A high power electrical tower was brought to the ground by the torna- do and resulted orippling the light ing system in the down town section for several hours. It is believed that the furniture and cereal manufactur, CTS will be the ones to suffer the greatest losses as they are located in the section visited.
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Interna ational News Service.

LONDON, June 6.-General Neville this afternoon reports that in the viz cinity of Ypres many British soldiers suits of eating foodstuffs and supplies captured from the Germans on Mon day last. Over. forty men have died from the effects O. this poison and over two hundred re seriously ill
 Severe fighting continues in this
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international News Service.

LONDON, June 6.-Oniclal an- nouncements were made by the ad- miralty this morning that four Ger man aeroplanes out of an air squa- dron of twelve were downed by Brit ish airmen on the east coast of Eng land this morning.
 The invading air craft were making London their objective when the Brit ish planes went after them. A fight in the air ensued in which the Ger mans were badly defeated and driven off
 The German airships arrived off
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International News Service.

LONDON, June G.-At noon today another section of German aeroplanes land, and, at the towns of Tunbridge Wells and Croyden, inflicted consid- erable damage killing-in all-twelve persons and wounding thtrty-six.
 The visitation of the German air planes was entirely unexpected on ac- count of two other raids made by them within the past thrty-six hours
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-06-06

ments the submarine fired in all thir- ty five shots to twenty five discharged by the American gunners. Two of those fired by the U boat found their mark on the American ship. One of the members of the crew was slightly injured.
 This makes the third submarine sunk by American armed merchant men within the last few days.