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The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1918-08-07

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Children"
mind" reflected the crown prince,
aloud, land she will be angry, anyhow.
do you think your mother will be
willing"
"Willing? Sure she will My COVER
ness-but I'll fix her. She's German,
and they're always cranky. Anyhow,
It's my birthday. I'm always allowed
a guest on birthdays"
So home together, gayly chatting,
went the two children, along the cob
ble-paved streets of the ancient town,
past old churches that had been sacked
and pillaged by the very ancestors of
one of them, taking short cuts through
narrow passages that twisted and
wOrmed their way between; and so,
finally, to the door of tall building
where, from the cOncierge's room be-
side the entrance, came reek of
stewing garlic.
Neither of the children had noticed
the unwOnted silence of the streets,
which had, almost suddenly, succeeded
the noise of the carnival. What few
passers-by they had seen had been
hurrying in the direction of the palace.
Twice they had passed soldiers, with
lanterns, and once one had stopped
and flashed a light on them.
swell, old sport" said Bobby in
English, anything you can do for
mew
Continued next week.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1918-08-07

When you have backache theliver or kid
neys are sure to be out OF gear. Try San
oil. it does wonders for the liver, kidneys and
bladder. A trial soc bottle will convince
you. Get it at the drug store
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-25


liut the biggest thing in his ~arcer
bigger even than the taking OF the
Bona Ventura. first spanish prize
ship captured IN the war with ~ ain.
was the winning OF the congressional
gold medal for bravery and "A letter
OF commentator from the secretary
OF the navy
lie won tho medal in Elliott bay
when the fleet las of seattle few
years ago. An anchor chain snap.
ped as the huge mud hook of the
r~nnny lyanlA was lowered over the
side"
Tho ragged edge ~ the broken
chain severed an officers legs from
his body and tossed him into the
water
MALTA went after him. and that
the man died later was no fault 81
the chief
White he's strict discipline rian
In working hours chief MALTA has a
warm spot IN his heart for the
youngsters who are learning the
trade Of sailoring IN his care.
These lads will make good ~ .lors
and they'n lick the Hun he says.
~ they'll only remember 20 keep
clean and obey. and 20 obey and
keep clean
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-25
WHY WOMEN
DREAD OLD AGE

Don't worry about old age. Don't
worry about being In other peoples
way when you are getting on In
years. Keep your body in good con-
dtion and you can be ns hale and
hearty in your old days as you were
when a kid, and everyone will be
glad to sec you.
The kidneys and bladder are the
causes OF senile Affections. Keep
them clean and In proper working
condition. Drive the poisonous
wastes from the system and avoid
uric acid accommodations. Take GOLD
MEDAL llaarlcm oil Capsules pc
riodicRlly and YOU viii find that the
system viii always be in perfect
working order Your spirits viii be
enlivencd. your muscles made strong
and your face have once more the
look OF youth and health.
There is only one guaranteed
brand Of Haarlcm oil Capsules.
GOLD MEDAL There are many
fakes on the market BE sure you
get the OriEinal GOLD MEDAL Inn
ported IIaarlcm oil Capsules. They
arc the only reliable. For sale and
guaranteed by the owl Drug CO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-25
SENATE PASSES
BRITISH : u. s.
DRAFT TREATY

WASHINGTON. June ss-Tho
senate ratified without dissent las,
night. tho British American draf,
treaty. fixing the manner In which
the subjects % each country residing
In the other and subject TO draft.
may 10 reached.
Subjects Of each country are liable
to draft under the laws OF their own
country. with the option OF return.
Ing 10 fight with forces ~ their own
country II called.
Estimates place $4,000 American
citizens In tho British empire. and
3io 900 British subjects In the United
states. a. affected by the treaty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-25
GRIZZLED NAVAL HERO MAKES
SAILORS OF SEATTLE YOUTHS

"Oh. YOU soup hound" bawlS
chief noatswatn'S Mate Michael
Malta from the quarterback OF the
Princeton. as sailor. who used Ia
plow Eastern Washington alfalfa
land. trips in coil of rope on the
deck below
Men snap to Sc To replace the
disordcrcd strands and the work OF
the ship goes on. while the chief
grumhlcs and growls.
That's Ia the morning any morn.
ing when the chief IL aboard the old
gun boat that serves the seattle
Naval Training camp as training
ship.
Tells Tales Of Sea
But In the evening when the
smoking lamp IT, ut and the men
sprawl on the warm teak decks Of
the Princeton. resting FROM the work
ot the day. more times than not the
leather faced and hoarsc voiced old
man OF the old navy u the center Of
the group OF young men OF the new
navy.
NV tFtlN ttffh JAWS VI wv NfttHs
Before most OF them were born
Michael Malta was before the mast
in wooden ships that flew EngP nd's
flag When they were Equabbiing
over marbles. chief MALTA was
sauahbhnE with dark eyed men who
carried holos and collected heads
and u bit later he was firing tho
navys FIRST gun In the war against
the Spaninrd
Now he dreams aloud and his
dreams are not all visions OF the
past.
We Can't Lose"
VIM" he laughs. 1--WE can't lose
We have the guns and the men. and
Germany hasn't II was the same
In the spanish war
The chief was born In Ireland In
1850 and was an apprentice seaman
In the English navy before he en-.
listed In the American navy IN 1855
For years he served aboard the
wooden vessels OF the old navy. and
IL Is said that from point OF years Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-25
BIC PARADE OF
DRAFTED men
FRIDAY, 7 P. N.

senttlcs quota Of men fof the
spruce production service. drawn
from limited service regiRtrnntH, waa
made up Tuesday with the leaving OF
second contingent is7 strong. for
Vancouver. wash on Monday. 1870
men left
Local boards viii not have TO 20
outside Class IA. IN any case. 10
mako up the quotas for the biz Fri
day induction into military service az
Camp Lewis. according to announce
ment The call makes the largest
single movement OF men yet sent
away. approximately SIS
The big body Of men viii parade
at 7.l5 Friday evening. after an
ner at the Iiippodromc ~ o The
shrincrn' band VIII head the parade,
and an honor guard and section OF
100 Red Cross nurses viii also b" IN
line. u. \. Tobias. In charge Of the
farewell arrangements. axis mat
cakes and flowers for IN" dinner be
donated and sent to the lilppodrome
before ~ a IN Friday
Division Ma. has made UP It's Hat
Of men called as follows
william David Bolt Bernico
f.ooney Culb~rson. Henry Edwin
Winter. Olaf X Martin. Lee Charles
McCollum. Johan Torval liaEblom.
corwin Eil stevens Lee Levy. Alvin
Leonard Erickson. william I. Flynn.
Frank Russell Churchill. George
soikovcr. Jess" David Norris. Harry
NJ Peterson. Ernest VI l.oiz, Roy
Nelson. Claude Francis McCab". Roy
q. Made. Oscar s~edonborg. Arthur
Emert PRIME. George SYLVAN just,
Lewis John lnkHtar. Cecil Masters
wray. Ellsworth James Lciteh. han
Francisco.
Alternate Charles Oscar John
son. Duvnli Wash. Axcl William
Munson. Sciby Leonard smyth,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-25
WOMEN TEACHERS TO
CONTINUE FIGHTING

Women high school teachers OF Sc
httls demonstrated that they are
ready to continue their fight for
equal pay with men until victory
IL won. az meeting at tho Good
Eats cafeteria. Monday noon. They
planned to hold regular meetings.
the next on Tuesday Equal pay"
laws OF California and oregon are
going To be studied with a view to
legislation. which would make 1t i'm
possible for school boards 10 discrim.
mate against women.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-25
Hundreds Of Arrow Collars 2 for l5c

Genuine Arrow Collars from this Bankrupt Hogan
Indqust stock will tomorrow at for 15c, instead Of
contract price of 20 Arrow Soft Collars for 25c.
Mems Shirts from this Bankrupt stock have been
marked ridiculous figures Those that sold to sl25 will
90 at 69c Others that sold to $3.50 including Cluet and
Monarch brands will go at Csc; Mems b. V. DIS at 45c.
Genuine SOC President Suspenders will 90 at 2Sc. Mems
Union Suits values to $500, will at SOC Mems 1Sc
Canvas Gloves will go at lie. Mems Wool Underwear,
worth $780, SOC. Mems Cotton Underwear. summer
weight 1Sc, and Mems Pure Silk Sox for 23c.
Mems 35c Wool Sox will 20 at 1Sc. Heavy Flannel
Shirts worth to $3.50 at 81 49, Mems Cotton Socks at
&C. Mems Chambray sI.0O Work Shirts at SOC.
Wednesday wen also sell Mems Union Made Overals at
81 So Boys Suits worth $500, at $24S. Black Bear
Union made Overas Work Gloves, Mackinaws, LOggers'
Shoes Scke Coats etc. every thing for mans work
or dress wear will be sold the lowest sale prices
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-25
FRENCH WILL PARADE HERE
lily IL

Aimar Auzsas de Turenne. dis.
charged veteran OF the Great War.
will b. grand marshal OF the parade
on July 10 COMMUNICATING the fall
% the HaAtiie and the birth 81
French Independence Tho process
sion will pass thru tho business sec.
ton at y. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-25
FICKERT CHARGES GIRL
THREATENED STEPHENS

SAN FRANCISCO. June 10
Charges By District Attorney Flick
ert that Mrs. Ethel Lsoar. former
Sacramento waitress. was the author
Of the threatening letters sent Gov
stephens AZ the time Of the dynaIuit
ing Of tho governors mansion were
under probe b. the federal grand
Jury here today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-25
DENVER HALTS TRAFFIC
IN THRIFT STAMP SALE

DENVER. Colo. June 25.--Down-
town traffic was suspended here
Monday while bands and street speak
crs Occupied the street crossings in
behalf OF the sale of savings and
thrift stamps. Sales for the day to-
tailed s56a,2s5.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-25
Casualties of
US. Fighters
in Great War

WASHINGTON. June s5-Gen.
Pershing today reported - casual
tics. divided as follows Killed In &c.
ton. 81. died Of wounds. T. died OF
disease. .. died from airpiaue acci'
dent. l. died from accident or other
causes. g. severely wounded. &c.
wounded tdegrec undetermined. ?.
KILLED IN ACTION. t4euts = W
Dcrric.son. Norfolk. Va. g NJ prumrn.
HiEsiow kan. T VI Golden. phiiAdel-
phiA. 81. q. HHydocf. Milton. Mass
serE; }. II Pooicr. Mani Fia.. Corps
( q. An-low. boston. J , idndra. tleNs-
land G T. Smith. Charleston, ". Va
A. wood. Macon. Ca. priva;es "
Atnundson. Fdgerton. WiH J ANGEL
KalAfnAsno. Mitch. @. W Austin. New
Pork - \ Austin. MHintshurE. IA
F Charles nasoi. Chicago u. g. n"Am
Iohns,o~n. Pa. , T.. Heck. falrhope
PA. - y nollnEcr. Indian crock. Toy
n G. nrando~. Morley. Mich " "
Cameron. Gilman. Wis: 4. " Cooper
Monticello Aiar cshrnicwah, chi
caro-. Cs.rh. Jackson, Mich. Dan.
MOTTO. south HARE. Mass = HRviH Nc.
Cannon. Idaho W pRSr, ~ Louis. u
DobH.n. HlsnchArdvllie. WITS. G. 4
Drake. IAwton. Miss .. =. puhhs. West
IdbsrtY. o.. II uummitt. WcslinE. W
Va. J D. Eaves. TaiiahoosR. Ca. q. y
I EhN. lfctrott. W flHhFttli cincinnati -
l.. GanRdu. Italy. G.. JaapAr. chicago;
Letter. New York. r A Lewis, Carrcu.
O.. NJ Lynch. Denver. r u NcCrRckcn,
Graham. Pa D.. , Meyers Hcrwtn. Pa
l. Minion. DAncy. wis = Mullins, De-
truit. Mich =. Pcpplinsey. Milwaukee
g. W Poland. Long Heach. col q Rath.
taff Harvard. ~ T. T.. Slcdge. Ashboro.
y c. ~ " Smith. Picrccvilic. Ind, J
smith. Rochester. y y = Tunno, PITTS
burg y T. Turner Hsphzilias GA.
" l.. Wear Cisco. Ca. u. N. wright.
Ianooluton. n C.. e. ". pigcllman.
Coshoeton, -.
DIED OF WOUNDS; corp. II. =.
teNin. kcnosha. via. rrivntrs X. c.
Rctorn. 1T. Paris. -. = 7. Gresham. New
YORK. c. iedford. Cincinnati. H. NJ
slswldn. rittsburg II. II. Nokcr Muskc-
ron. Mich
DIED or DISEASE: rrlyntos y l..
DusEey, Malmo. MINI. l. W Stromhcrg,
wilmington. Colo. J. n. Whittcl. ozark,
Ala: ". wooda pittshurs. IA.
DIED or AIRPLASE ACCIDENT:
Lieut.. ~. q. Rushing. Atmorc. Ala.
DIED FROM ACCIDENT AND OTHER
CAUSES. ScrEt. l. Knutson. Milwaukee.
wis. Private +. George Newark. n. J.
WOUNDED. DEGREE uNDETER-
city. la. }. J. Jones, Greenfield. la.
WASH1NGTON. June 25.-Marine
corps casualties reported today mum
bcrcd 10. as follows:
Killed in action. s. dtd Of wounds.
/ wounded in action, 10.
KILLED IN ACTION Gorps ! q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-25
SAILORS WANT BOYS
TO SING WITH THEM

Sailors at the Naval Trimming camp
want Seattle boys between and II
years old 10 sing with them at Vic.
tory Girls carnival next month.
Boys interested will meet Thursday
at 1870 r. m. at Christensen hall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-25
&2!l!Es|@


;. T.. tMonaantol.
Calcium gfycerophosphates a. 8 y.
fMonsantol. T.. r. Sux Nomica 4. :
r csscarine bitter. Magnesium
Cas~ia Cinnamon 4. $. y. Calcium
carbonate rrecip 4. y, T.
Each dose OF two tablets Of ~ux-
atst Iron contains rs grams OF or
Esnic iron in IN. form OF iron pep
tomato. Of a special specific standard.
pertor qualities TO any other known
form ~ iron. by using other max "a
Of Iron r~ptonate We could have put
the same quantity OF actual iron In
the tablets at less than one-f ourt d
, the cost 20 US. and by using metallic
iron Ne could have accomplished the
same thing at less than onc-tweifth
the cost: but by so doing we must
hxve most certainly Impaired their
therapeutic efficacy. Giycerophos-
hat~s used in Nuxated Iron Is one
the most expensive tonic in
kredt~nts known. IL 10 especially
r~commended to build up the nerve
yYorce. and thereby increases brain
Ypower. as xlycerophosphatcs are said
20 contain phosphorus in that par
ttcuiar state so similar To that In
which IL is found in the nerve and
h-tin cells Of man
As will be seen from the above.
two important ingredients OF NuN-
nt~d Iron uron peptonate and giycsr-
Iophosphatcsb are very expensive
products. as compared with most
Other tonics.
Under such circumstances the
Temptation to aduiteration and sub
sfftution by INSCRIPTIONS persons is
very great. and the public IL hereby
warned to be careful and see every
bottle " plainly labeled "Nuxated
ueoa.- by the Dae Health Laborn-
tories. Paris. London. and Detroit.
T.. :. A.. "a this IL the only genuine
! article. IL you have taken other
forms OF iron without success. this
does not prove Nuxated Iron viii
not help you. We guarantee salts
faction to every purchaser or your
1 rr.nnex VIII he refundnd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-25

active service. he IL tho oldest en-
listed man tn the navy.
II Is said that he has plped moro
admiraiH over the side than any 9th.
cr American boatswalp. and this II a
record he Is proud Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-25
Upper Main Floor

PrivAtss l. " BAry. Detroit. C c,
Chapman. Troy. y y. l. y. Jones,
blanchard. Okla. J. ;. Patterson cool
springs. Pa , C. Tate. Brilliant. o.
DIED or WOUNDS. Private l. G.
Bowler. Cleveland. O.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-25
Take Nuxated Iron
for r e d Blood,
Strength a n d
Endurance

In regard TO the value OF NuVafsd
Iron. Or \ j. Newman. late police
uxsixxeon OF the city OF Chicago. and
Former house surgeon Jefferson Park
hospital. Chicago. says N has been
proven through his own tests 10
excel any preparation he has ever
ing up the nerves and strengthening
the muscles. DR.. J. W. Armisted
Grove Hi. Ala. graduate OF the
University OF Alabama School Of
Medicine. Mobile. 1883. says; In the
eases ! used Nuxated Iron ! have
. found more beneficial results than
from any preparation ] have ever
used in - years practice" Dr.
James Francis Sullivan. formerly
physician OF Bellevue hospital tout
door deptD. New York. and the West
chester county hospital. said Con
trary to general opinion. lack of iron
in the blood does not necessariiy
mean you do not have enough blood.
but u means your blood IL not Of
the right kind. II you feel tired in
the morning: restless at night. "
2you suffer from weakness or lack Of
vitality. go to your family doctor and
have him take a specimen Of your
blood and examine II. and u IL
shows iron deficiency. yet him to
give you a prescription for organic
Yiron-Suxated Iron. DO this 80 a.
90 be sure that you do not get hold
Of some OF the numerous forms Of
market which may do you more harm
| than good. Or IL you do not want to
100 this trouble. purchase an orig
NAL package Of SuSated Iron and
see for yourself that the words Sux-
atcd Iron appear on the package
not Nux and Iron nor any other form
Of iron than Nuxsted Iron"
Iron IL absolutely necessary 10 en-
able your blood to change food into
living tissue without ~. no matter
Ifr Or AL
your food merely passes through you
without doing you any good. and az
q consequence We become weak. pale
aickIy looking. just like plant in
soil deficient in Iron. II you are not
strong or well. you owe IL 20 yourself
10 make the following test: See how
long you can work or how far you
can walk without becoming tired
Next take two tablets OF Nuxnted
Iron three times per day. after meals
for two weeks. then test your
strength again and see how much
you have gained.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-25

People, ii you want TO money on Shoes come to
this sale Wednesday. This Bankrupt Hogan & Lindquis
been moved and merged with Rogers Huge Red
Stock at 150S1510 First Avenue. These combined
go sale grasp this opportunity and
come your Fourth of July shopping early and at the
time money by taking advantage of these Bank
rrDt Prices
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-25
The Rhodes Co.

Make June % 1913. one Of the memorial days Of
the by your VOTE FOR VICTORY and your
PLEDGE to loan the government every available
dollar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-25

BENJAMIN Hyde. 1862 Alli ave.
was badly burned by aceptylene hose
explosion Monday afternoon in Ames
shipyard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-25
Sworn Statement Of
the Composition Of
the Formula of
Nuxated Iron


The hoard Of directors have author
ired the broadcast publication % the
sworn statement Of the composition
az the formula OF >uNated Iron. 50
that the public may examine u for
themselves and Judge as 20 is mer-
its. u h ccnservativ~iy estimated
that this remarkable formula Is now
being used by over three million peo-
Pie annually. Among those who have
used and strongly Endorsed u are
many physicians who have been con
neeted with the best hospitals aud
medical societies. Hon. Leslie NJ.
Shaw. former presidential cabinet
officisl-secrctary 90 the treasury.
Nice Presidential Nominee Chas. \.
Tewnc. former members 81 congress,
distinguished L. : army generals
tr~tir~dl. Judge Atkinson. OF the
United states court ~ claims at
Washington. and former Health Com.
missioner Kerr 81 Chicago.
Newspapers everywhere are in
vited to copy this statement for the
benefit OF their readers. II - sug-
g-sted that physicians make rec
ord OF a. and keep u In their offices
Rhat they may intclllgrntly answer
Questions of patients concerning H.
Every body Is advised 10 cut " out
and keep 10. \ copy OF the actual
sworn statement Will be sent To- any
one who desires such IL Is as fol-
lows.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-25

Bankrupt Stock and Fixtures of Hogan e.
Lindqmst Sold by Order of United States
District Court-Purchased by n. NJ. Ros-
ers and Priced for Quick Sale Wednesday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-25
Hart. Schaffner& Marx Suits $l6.85

Mems Hghgrade Suits, genuine Hart Schaffner Marx
make worth to $4,000 sale price for Wednesday, $685.
Boys Suits; big selection; worth to $500 Bankrupt
price, So 49, Mems High-class Suits; browns
and blues worth $1,000; Bankrupt Sale price, $S05
Mems Suits, beautifully tailored in tweeds, worsteds,
and serges Pure Wool Fabrics in lot; worth
s25OO Bankrupt Sale price, S11S5 Mems Suits worth
TO $4,000, Bankrupt Sale price, $685.
People this is a Genuine Bankrupt Sale. But note-we
NOT going out of businesswee here to sayO back
I'D every item advertise with honest merchandise.
ndersand-Our business is to sell for les-tO cut the
price-to buy Bankrupt stocks other merchandise at
fraction of actual value And buy SELL Don't
expect fancy fixtures class sales service
here prepared to mOney-come prepared TO BUY
HERE AT LESS THAN ANY OTHER PLACE IN TOWN.
And patriotic duty, please attend this sale mornings
if possible
Come to the Big Union Store With the Red Front
The Red Front Clothing Company
l508l5l0 First Ave. G"s North the Of f' s. s s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-25
Cool. Meat and {
0ash Dresses
for the G)Qrm l)eQfher
I D


! To The market IN The morn
iH0-for porch ond att
ciuoon Cedr at home, for the
beach or dorm toUn tDeor ON the
street, or motoring, the needs NJ
these Wash Dresses are mani
tcsted IN appropriate stylings
for time and place. The stocks
are most complete notC and the
snoring comprises striped and
plaid 0iHOhdms, cotton fouldrds.
fancy ROLES. lchite gaLated and
White and cOl0red linens. Sizes
10 TO 10. AttrdctiUeiB priced at
1926, $4.95, $3.50, $1,000 and as
hiOh as ............ $3.50
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CHp-On VeHs

displays ~ these
favored summer
Wells comprise "a
wide range ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-25

Afford a never ending pleasure
% your summer outing with "a
faithful record % every event
and place Your Kodak wants
are attended az This store with
the know how. which Is a part
Of every purchase and an inpor
tAnt phase OF developing your
films.
Main Floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-25

Are Indispensable for Hutaner
wear We have new chip.
ment IN tho sHtar and 5ttar
weight al, pair sl..5 and 81 80
Main Floor