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ESTABLISHED BY
JAMES GOLDEN
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"Edison, muniis, 1918
That abuse made such a hit with the 11‘3va - AND ALL-{ED
crown! that the speaker was immedi-
ately elected head of the common-
wealth. and home of! in triumph on
the shoulders of the populace.
A great empire broken into a thou-
sand fragments. and every fragment a
crowd of irresponsible children play-
HAVE GIVEN THEl
AUSTRIA ARMIES A SE-
VERE SETBACK t
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_ WWHMIVM mu;
Along the l’iavc tho Austrians-g
have boon unable to advauco i‘rolu;
ing at governlnentwthat's Russia.
' Mia”: --————-—— —————~—O—-'--- :the western bank of the river. 3
mflmfi W 3033 A DUTCH UNCLE .' Dcspito months of proparationf
' TOMOW "we want America to win this wax-{and a stupendous prelimlnal-y}
bombardment, the Austrian attackg
ill tllo north on tho. Asiauo l’latoatUi
,alld bctwocll tllc Bronta and lllt'i
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noblcr work for GermanAnlcricans to l’iavc collapsoti alum“ at h‘ in.
as we nevr-r wanted anything in the
! world before. “’9 cannot think of any
nigh tide 8:26 a. m.; mo 1). m.
Sun rises 5:20; “88:28."
M her oftherAssaclatod Press. i . , ,
Til-emnssociated Press is-exclnsively do ““1“ "9‘9 “"11 "-
fluuflim flieluse 101' [Limitation d‘know the German government eVo
f; fifiififiiafihffiis‘fim’f {Ignitalgd beilf‘l.‘ than other Americans know it,
are ‘Iocnl upws published hereing
All, 'rlghttr of republiu'ttion ot-tspev
cial flespntches‘ herein am also 119-.
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Stime of us'coption lioi‘ore tlltI stout resistant-oi
“fol" the French and Italians. AL
itlloluzll thcir oti'cllsivo began Nat-
. . urday, the Austrians on Monday
and we want this war to so on untllfllad gm,“ tlp,'at least illolllt‘lliiil'i-
that government is. utterly discredited il_\', tlloir ofl'orts to 1.0m.“ ”H. \‘Um.
in the eyes of the German pcople, and‘tiau Plain to tho south. In roun-
’ ’ :tor thrusts the Italians Monday ro-
igalllt’tl sevcral positions in “tho
mountains.
, . Around Montenollo. just llclon‘
ltend to find it out, and to talk to them “‘llt‘l‘d the battle “m. Names 1}“.
llike a Dutch nut-lo. If there are any l’iavc. the British still hold thoir
mm‘positions, awaiting:r t'urthor cil'orts.
' y overthrown.‘
.VENING sENTINEL TELE.: "if tllorc arc any otllor German-
. . PROM ”ALI-B lAmcrioans whofeel otherwise, we ill-1
Iditorial Roomy-92}
Indulflificev-vfl.
'Iorwttik Branch Chico—1388.
tactuallv disloyal. wo intend to
mm... Residence—218.2. ..
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city Editor’s Residence—44924. “(‘3 llnnnti is roorgrallizint.r tho units
luriness Manager's Residence—l So speaks William Forster. lll‘C-‘l"Slltlllt‘l‘t‘tl in tho uttolnpt to ovol'»
1113-13- idom of tho Ltderktnnz. the new or- como tllc illlportunt height.
‘ ‘ liotwccil Zonson and r‘tisstlltzl. a
- distanco of loss than tllroo Inilos.
tho Austialls su‘ccoodcd ill crossing,
tho rivor after having: boon tlot'oat-l
goil ill ct’l'ol'ts to tlolloucll north until
south of tlloso points. Zonson isI
If the I’iuvo lincl
n.-. . ‘_m_...._..-—Jigonization which aims to lino up our
THE BAD sov il5,000,000 (lei'lllan-Altlericans in ioval
Officers of W 1305'3' Bl‘mhellmmisupport of the government and proso-
Republic lluvo been looking for “the 'cutlon of tho nor.
worst boy in the United States" The) ' Tho'success that is attonding
' don't want to put him ill a ”ION“ admirable movement- represents
school or make hint a total delll‘ai'lti’ final answer ol‘. Gcrmau-Americanism
exhibit. They want to prove that by 'to I’rusfiiunisn].
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SAVE. BEEF
A tllingnhlch many llcoplr d0~ ll-ll ,triun cit'orts to culurgo tllo gains;
and in mt. matter of mod con-Ion tho wostorn bank botwocn Zon.
ison and r‘osszllta llnvolmon chock-
ted by ootnllor-attucks. I’risonors
this .
cast of 'l‘raviso.
should break while the
,lino holds, tlto Vonotiun l’luins
would bo open to tho invudcrs.
Iiolno, llowovor, ill its
tho
normal. sensiblc methods he can bet
turned into a good and useful citizen. l
Many pooplo‘heleabouts would have?
been quite willing to save them thel‘mdm'“
long hunt. by the simple proooss
neighbor‘s ' ‘tafiton by tho Italians. I“l‘t‘llt‘ll and
“owner,tmgsoasons and sometimes they “ha“‘i3.liritisll "0“. total 5’00“
have lmwtliltnost from week to work. For unite; 'l‘llo latcst roport from \‘icllnu
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. , . ' ~ _‘ 1‘.“ (‘sc‘lllo lo lt'o 0‘ s
wrong m their l‘ho best a long time no “th asked purticul u I lll‘lli I'd: I I. "fills ll "3.1!”
(I t tl . 'onile wicl'edne“ “ports oxttpt tn «uptulo o tupo Iblt‘.
‘3 1“ Ju‘ ‘ ‘ “ ' in V ”H W H ,. ' h _ 1 1 1‘ on tho west bank oi lllo l’luvc.t
SCOUI'IIIK ”10 Whole, 0“ ll cl “R on Idh Ii (‘IPt , um “ HHIIIII "f P‘OSSIIIIIII.
”la" prisoners is non“ roportcd as 12,000.
Emporor (_‘llill'lt‘.\t is roportotl lot
of sorvatlon.is that conditions change
hov. ' from mouth to month. with the chant?
pointing out some
Such supol'critical citizons,
would more1 than likely
selection.
iv to 5”. slon on pork products. Jut
could do. after
country. was to find :1 boy 87 per cent.
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had. whon they wanted 100 per cenLil’ei‘I- l . H ‘ ‘
The I)0\’ next door 3‘] ' Boot will bu wry short in llroportion'lu' lll tho houtllcrll Irt‘lltllttl tllvoot-
. . - ‘to the hood for it, lltltil about the "mph”! the tlfit‘ilHth‘. “”‘I dlsputollos
still 1053 (Olllllh’ie *l‘mlmo“ 0‘ “‘I‘l“ll-""l . irom Sn‘ltzorlulltl say that thou-
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of September. Householders are
It would be a good thing to apply I0 ”'9 .snluls of troops uro boingz soul into;
lad up; asked by ‘Mr. lioover under no ch‘l‘lllll‘,tllo 'l‘rontino. Furthor Austrian,
stances to allow one person moro than efforts utnl’oubtcdly lllily llc ox-'
one and one-half pounds of beef (in- Pl‘l'll‘d-
that troublesome neighbor
hopeful philosophy of the Boys‘ Broth~
erhood Republic. it need not be tloubbt \clivitv on ”w front in France
ed that tho s7-p0r-ccnt.»bad boy “11%lede bone} in any week. . . coiltiuucs of in minor clttll'actol‘.
be madc “ 30"“ “0-" if h" ‘ handled: TM) pounos of mm" pm. person pm (icrnunl olTorts to drive tllo I“l'ollclt
right. So can nearly all the. other boysfwrek IS the allowance WP are asked‘fl-Hm tlloir “‘qv wins around
in Ahlcrica whose relatives or neigh-flo hold to. and it' we are to do our full Bantam-“yo, "(ymlnvpgt nf Soigsung.
bors imagine thom hcadctl straight tor'duty. scarcely half of that will be bootll'l't‘l't‘ t't‘lullslctl by the French. “41:;
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pcrditl'on. iThe increased production of pork duriiii‘siiiirris iilll’lilca(ij:l|;‘1Itiiitlli‘ltiiiidolis.
It's curious. when you think of lining the past Will‘ Will llel‘lllll US if), Aluoricull positions llortltwcsl
how few men really go wrong, dcspltoZoaso off for the present on our pork:0f ('llutotlu Thin-”v m1. boillg 1mm,
the evil indications of their boyhoodicconomy. ‘burdod hcuvily with gas shells and
Fewer mu would go wrong it theyl' With sprint: lambs coming on. and tllcrc aro lndloatlons tho cnomy;
‘ inlay again try to tlrivo tho Antori-l
. . - or.:tandtn lv whiloihprins chickct s. and all the delectable ., . . , . .
“em heated um I g ' i ‘ Johns lronl liolloau \\ (NNI and other;
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their characters woro pliable. hi‘ostéthincs in the. gardens ripening to whtorrilol'y rcccntly’ ,3th The onc-'
of the offenses that boys-vandugirls with them, slowing down on' bcol’ will'my artillery fire also has “Hui-misfit;
' —-commit are not ovidoucos of inllcrcnt,be no hardship. And eyen if it wormitllollu the Marne cast of Clintt‘fllll
:Tlliery‘,’ but lliorc has been no ill-
ifltntry activity. On tho Lunovillol
lfrout cuomy raiders lluvo oapturod,
0 "mg as we can keep “‘9 Kaiser‘s”, i'ow Amol'ioan prisoners. \vllilc‘
ill tho Vosuos, ill Alsucc, Aluoriculll
gunnors broko up a (lorman raid. ‘
wickednesg at all. but only or super-lute American people would'gladly put
‘fluous and misdirected energy. Most‘llp with it. No. hardship iii too great
of their alarming tendencies nro phases l s
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of development or accidents of envir- liordos off our soil.
naturally. O—-—--,-
are surprised
onment, and are outgrown
They will be. outgrown more quickly
with a little sympathetic help.
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PLAYING AT GOVERNMENT
of conditions
mm” m ‘l s" ‘1 mu 1 18 'l‘l '
-lenrn front the department bf agricul-I A‘L H“ H ‘ f ' ' “m 3*- “ .
oxpoctcd turn III the Austrian po-,
ture that "Tigm’mlca" be use“ ‘0 ad'fliticul situation by ministerial llC—‘
Inning" “‘ the Elm- 31“ ll doesn‘t tioll ovor tho wook-ond did not.
make much impressions An utlventunfmutcrializc, pending a plenary
. In Russla are given by Italian soldiersous Iul‘illel' would rather irrigate innatml‘i‘llllt! "f the Polish Party, un-_
Matt y
Illuminating accounts
. ing Americaf They' tell particularly‘a‘vemge “Stem farmer think that aD‘illc independence of Poland and its
- amazing tales about Siberia. . lplcs can be raised only in the West. scpuratiotl from Austria and t‘l‘cI
Every town, they say: is a separate And the enttirprising West takes full “3051"“?! dynasty. ‘ ‘
andindependent government. tnklngmdvantage of the delusion: 1 is bold-val, according: to
orders'from no higher authority. and] --~-—-—-O-. "0““ “dem here, that "'3 "W”
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having a revolution of m own everyi The Bolshevik government now ot-Im lllltlll-I ollsll bleach ‘\\lll not ill
- fe days ' ‘ tiers to surrender the Russian Blacklsuc. ovcll should tho (ruoow rcso-
w .
Sea fleet to Germany, on ‘condition
The Spirit in Which conduct that it shall not be used during the
they tiou remains undecided until such
ARMIES BELIEVED TOl
i center of tho lower row,
,statomont. rcports that all the fins!
lAustro-Ilullgariun troops ill thoirr
'l‘llc numbor oi‘i ‘
'placodlat his side as counselors.
tlntions bo upllold‘tntd tho situa-‘
time as tlto parties can come to»
French Band of Wounded M en Comes to
Stir Amt-leans by Martial Music
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These art- a few members of the French Military Band. which has
come to the l'ntted States to help arouse the. Americans to the meaning of
the war.
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“0mm”. lost Bomc dear relative. Every one has sol’ved. The conductor, shown in the .
I publicainc beforo the war They will 'play throughout the United States.
lutost l ‘
Every member of -it has oi lher been wounded at the front or has ‘ ., '
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TUESDAY, JUNE 18, 1918
BED SHEETS
100 genuine Fruit of the Loom.
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This is a wonderful bargain
The manufacturers price today is
52.00 each.
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TY CLOTH
. Smart and durable with a mer-
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it mer skirts and suits. Value 75c.
Special . . . . . . . .. 39c yard
liwmrn LINEN ISUITING
.45 inches wide. basket weave.
lliigh quality and excellent value.
'- M'ol‘tli $1.50. '
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_ _ 50 pieces. all colors. One of the
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, .Extra Special ..... 29c yd.
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Snowwhito fabric with n shad-
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'Ill‘ili quality. Value 750.
Special 39crard
troops by tolun-iollsly rosistint: tho] Killed in Action.
now oti'ousivo in Nol'tllorll
and by rcpt-mod counter attacks
they were strongly; lloldingfthc
doll,
Itulyilyn.N. v.; William (I. Iicrrington,
Nunez, (in: William Campbell John~
cncnly. 'I‘llo strutrtrlv. be ill lAmortcus. (hr: Sergeants Edward Tu
wall nlorc bittor to~ tllo oust “I Maglnsk. Chicago: James Marcum.
Montollo and to tho post of Sun—
. ‘ Lul‘ollctto, Tenn; Privatos Ray llrem,
doru do l’lavn.
liiolona, Mont; Michael Jay.
liavon: Thomas V. Larson, liorkoley.
Cut: Michael Makaravescll. Brooklyn.
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AlllS'l'EltllAi'tl, Juno nix—lim-
rm" William has rongrnttllu‘tod
rcccnt
po
tho ('rown I’rinco on the
suoocssos traillod by his
says an oliiciul dispatch from Iicr-
ut.
Died of Wounds:
Musician Julius S. Johnson, Lnray.
Kans, Private Somuol Mm.
AllIS'l'liltllAllI, Juno IH.-~-'I‘lsoy
war is not a matter of slrutou'ict Lloutenant Harry Waltcr Prince,
campaign. but a struggle, of tour we“ Philadelphia, p“. .
world views wrosthn‘g with ono tun: or“, of Disease.-
othor. Eluporor William doclul'ctli prim". llubert F‘. Ward, 413 um...
lh‘nturduy on tho cclobrlltiou of “50“ avenue. ptdKoesport, Pa. Y
tho ullllivcrsal‘vof his accession at, Died of Accident and other Causes.
~(uol'lnany s .Mlllll Iloutltplnrtors.5 'Privato Luther II. Chorn. Council
“Eithor (lol'lnun prinolplcs oi‘i mugs, la. I i
right. l'rcodom, honor und mor~l
ality must bo uphold." ho titltll‘lI,i
"0r Anglo-Saxon pl'illoiplos withi
their idolatry ol' Mammon must bo
victorious“. ‘ _
'l‘llo AllulmSuXons ho ussorto
Severely Wounded.
Stu'goant Alfrctl 'M. James,
month, N. ll.: Corpornls James C. Bus-
;by, Salt Lake City: Joseph J. Hunt,
(Lt Trenton. N. J.: Robert J. Millet". Calo-
nilnod at making: tho pcoplos ot' donla, 0-1 Ralph M. Whiting, Mark:
tho world work as shlvos for tho [mm “a”? Privates Walter D“
nt-all. Elderudo Springs. .‘\lo.; Anthony:
C. Bills. Dubols, I‘a.: Cllrietiun L.
L. Clusmann. Newark, N. J.: William
Conlon. Anaconda. Mont: Fred C.
Connor, Maiden, Mass; Charles ('0—
rny. Inncaholu. Turkey; Elmer Davis.
Chicagoz, Louis de Luca. Roxbury,
Mass: Allen S. Denmark, Mohoba.
Miss; Raymond Dlshon,.crab Orchard.
'.Ky.; Robert Farrow, Calhoun. GIL;
Hurry Golden. New York city: John E.
Hoey. Rony. Mont; Henry Johnson.
Albany, N. Y.: Charles S. Keimcllrnd
ley Reach, N. J.; Josefm Kelly, Butte,
Mont: Robert 1. Kutak, Omaha, Nobs
Joseph Lord. Braceville. Ill.: William
Anglo-Saxon rulliuu race. and
such it lllnttor'ctulld notdio docidod
in days or wooks, oniwcn a hour.
The omporior omp'husizod that
from tho first ho had rcalizod thut
thotrialsof war would ho ureutf
Tl‘bo first outbreak ol‘ cuthusiusln.
had not doocivcd him. (trout liri-I
tain's intorvoutiou llud mount a
'world struggle. wllcthor llc dc-
sirctl it or not. ' .
Ilo said he was thankful that
Fioltl Marshal You llindonhnrg
and (icucral Ludcndori't' had boon
Drinking to tho health of the
army and its lcadcrs. tllc cmporor
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who ”were in that country until recent‘ltwo m. three thousand miles away. H.Sln'oium (rill tot {lune -l, to 1 1:12)“ “I m] :gzurry, Betti eri Dom, Wis., Charles H.
. - slt or to 'aoow rcso u I us .t : ' orse, south ngton Conn.’ Simeon
I as war risoners, and are now tout-lute sq“ . . y , l . . ’ H . _ ,. . . ‘ ‘ '
y p l ' "3 hm 9 of mind that makes mefll'lllt'lt worc a Virtual appeal fol-l 'l‘llc (lolllltlllfit‘ol‘li‘ and ‘lr‘1‘3,ltiyers, Terre Haute, lnd.: John E.
iudccd are now one and the same: Riley, Brooklvn.
and look up to you with grutitutlcu '
I‘lvoryintan out there knows what
110 is fighting for. tho ouonly llilu-
solt' . admits that, and in conso-
quonoo wo. shall gain victory, tho‘
victory of tho. ticrmau standpoint“
That is what is in question. i
“In ppacc timciniho propara-i
‘tion of my army for war. my;
N. Y.; Joseph H.
Schultz. Newark, N. J.; Frank Slama.
Chicago: Walter Stelmaszek, Chicago;
Willard Weiler..lronton. 0.: Jeremiah
E. Sweeney. Fitchville, Conn: Her-
man Worth, Joliet, Ill.
Slightly Wounded.
Private Norman F. MoCann, Bel-
mont. Mass. ‘
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is Gabriel I’aros. who was leader or the oars-a lbc- l
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. son. Euu Claire, Wis: John J). Mathis,‘ '
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Died In Airplane Accident. 3
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public afIairs is shown by this pictur-lwar‘ and shall be returned‘to "Russia
esque incident. In one town there was'whcn the war is over. Germany'will
a change .of govenunent every time a promise ll. OI COUI'SP. Just as she pro-
mised not to send her eastern troops
to the westorn from when ’Rus'sia stop
lped fighting. ‘
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new group of debaters made a better
impression in the public. forum than
the heads ot'the existing administra-
tion. One day the population turned It. must have been in an absent-
ont and submitted the fate of their re-. minded moment that the German EN"
public to a three-cornered debate. A ‘emment proposed "0 exchange a“ un-
Knrensky speaker made a fine ad- ‘knonn American captive forthe im-
perial criminal, Capt. Franx von Rin-
(l’tss andthecrowd' voted for him.
taken. now serving a deserved sen-
":"hen n Boluhevlk orator spoke. and tence in an American prison, The Kat.
tho crowd voted for hlnl. anally the
nor forgot that there is no Bolshei'tk
‘. third speaker. an lndopondon’l. got up "WWW" I“ Valuation.
{:1 at. r": :. inul shouted: fl.“
" 'a n. are a lot of blackheads. You
“With pride and thanklutnns." our:
the Kaiser. “I daily watch the giant
new on. mm with nil your might, and
thou con :3 wild mar another all who
deeds!“ II, MIN "00””. m will
acute mum tor the Ger-a Inn
”ya Jo-v the «minute. HI" ”I I3
film What l‘ ll» matter within.
for all um." um whin- m-
a hub mtlw’mvarm
you unturned! "Manual
1 or tin-gm u a nerd lulu m
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> , _ , Prisoners—Previous! Re ort ' ’
tcrms. Some German clomcnts hope 'gmndfather's war comrades glad"- y p ed. Mi”
’ ' . vi, ualvv asscd‘awn ' and as-‘thc Ger—1 ' "'9' . '
that the lnoctlng on Juno 2] n ll .. P 3 "darkenedi' Mechanic John F. Cronin. Portia-Pd.
t. Conn; Lieut.‘ Paul F: Baer. Fort
t. Wayne, 1nd; Sergehnf‘DanieliBran-
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Ihulld a bridge for an ugrcomont..mall. horizon gradually
ilt' this occurs, a summer otlllvtitimlmtilly u Germain-and not the lens
tiou of the Austrian l’arliamout isll, hoped with tho assurance tha p ‘
dot-mod within tho range of plo'GOd “'Ollld in this danger pinceethe don. Towners, N' Y‘ Sergeant Ery-
babilitv. right man at our side. Our hopc, "‘8 A- ””9559“ 35 Pine Street. Bristol.
‘ . ' has not we“ tlisupp‘diiltetl;" 1 Contr: Sergeant Walter J. Reynolds.
rROll-IE. Juno ill—Vittorio Or- “In your cxocllency and inymty New Havenrsergednt nugehe~r.snar:
'lando, the Italian l’romicr: in“ttil;Gouoral Ludondorff, hcavcn hot. “‘3'. 26 Root'avenue, Ansonia.‘Conn.:
.intorvicn'; said that tho ltnlialnstowod upon the German Einpirc. Sergeant. Harry Summon. Waverly.
~ -'—~-*“,aud the German Anny and staff, Malt: Corporal Sewall W. Rich, Dar
’. . ~. , men who are cullcd upon in those Chester; Mam Blister 'Vi'noem La-
wellSMflrsmpy , grout limos to lend the German’ Willa. 80 MainstreetynristolrtJonnJ
Selling: UsedtCat's
people in arms ill itsdccislve stroll: Privates Vincent Alle'n, 2 Summer
pic for oxlstol’IoI-“ntldthu‘right tr street. l'omllt: Frank). Autkonlk.
tilvo.‘nnd with "is help to gain vice Webster. Mm: , Walter Chmlel.- 572
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l our mum cm by people l wasnmomimui-no-my Deco. Brooklyn: Enoch u. come.
: m m...” ...,g.- .IMIII' llfl today mulled “It...” QIIIU! I“: am v 1m
' my. ‘ ‘ with” "new mutation: ' . ' »
at. In W or . New mm; than! C. Kirby. Nu
m N“ . I lmhletimmdflotm no»: Job'- Knulnon. New ham:
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t tot-son, Stamford, Conn: John A. Mun
.plly. Amesbury, Mass; Clouded. Not
son. North Main sit-vet, llristol. Conn:
Michael lit. Olio, l‘epaubur'k, Conn;
Lawrence Perimuttcr, New York city:
Daniel E. Sula, West Waroham, Muss:
Louis Sandlor, Philadelphia: Alexan
dor Stcfanesky, Iii-aft. Ruwiu; Ctrl
Sudock, New Haven; Ellis M. Young.
Elton“
:Everett. Muss; Herman Reichmun.
Philadelphia.
i WASHINGTt N. June lR.—Tlle Iliu-
rlnc Corps casualtv list issued today
contained 103 names. db'ltlod as fol-
lows:
Ply-i . Killed in action, 45: died of wounds
received in action, 12; died of wounds
receivcd in union. previously rcportod
severely wounded. 15: severely wound—
cd. 31.
KILLED in ACTION
Private James P Tim n. Wnlthnll.
Miss: Gunnery Sergeant Francis J.
Flynn, Binnhampton. N. Y.; Semmnt
Stephen G. ShQLtnnn, South Mlnnoatlo-
lls; Luther Piliichcr. Chiplev, Fla:
FrodLukins. Indianapolis: Corporate
William Hansen, Portland. Ore: Rob-
ert McC. Fisher. Minneapolis: Privatt‘
Charles Auer. Brandon. Ore; Corporal
James ll. McKenzie. Brooklyn. N. Y:
Privates Merle D. Schlaceter. Grimiigi.
Colo: William 1‘. Lewis, Loni: Prairto,
Minn: Lee L’ Fry, Portland. Ore;
James N. Allen, Walla Walla, Wash;
Sidney‘Sevems, Martinez. Cal. : gSlmon
W. Knnouse, Redondo Beach, Cat:
John Wesley'cibson, Eugene. Ore?
Ole E. Counts. Tenino. Wash; Leslie
II. Smith, Monona. Iowa; Howard H.
Dickinson, Aiamredu, Cat: Cllllrlt‘fi J
Frekse, Saucatuck. MichI: Frederick
W. Florian. Jr., Buffalo: Samuel ll.
'I‘hayer. Bellev'ucl Pa]: Francis W.
Brown, Boston: Clarence E. Indon.’
Milwaukee: Willitinl A. Wells."B:llti-
more: William A. Cron‘der, Natural
Dam. N. Y.’:-Loren E. Neweil,‘l3ul'falof
Adam B. Kirscllt, Niles Center, 11).:
Ray H. Sangrcn. Minneapolis: Walter
W. ~Ratinski, Rochester. N.’ Y.: Got-pct»
'als ('bc’ster'E. Plllll, Lufavclte, nut:
Charles W. Hewitt. Jr., Philn‘deiphikl
William L. Griffin; Parkersbulg. W.
Va.: Clifford S; Cus’hman. Toledo;:0.:_
sergeant‘Jame‘s J.” Gibbons. Torry-
town. N. Y.; Gunnery" Sergeant ' H‘.
N ow ‘
ToddpDetroit; First Sergeant William
P. Higglnson, Rochester, N. v.‘;' our:
votes Richard W. Dingle. i
Minn; Harold Growé, Hoyt Corners,
N. Y.; Albert Silviet'ston, Cincinnati: 5%
Charles ‘I’. thhei'son. Huntington;
N. Y.; Floyd ll. Dochro. Amsterdam‘.
N. Y.: John JrPoidbi; Downers C's-ore.
m; Daniel G.‘Do'il|t;'W|id Rose, Witt
George A. \itl!!flfl0h.‘~'hlt‘ago.
Deaths-“bands recciVed in notion,
l’rlvato‘Mv‘n H. Harris. no uddross:
St. Print! “
Belgian and French
CREASELESS DRESS
LINEN
All pure flax in tho desirable
Weight for suits and skins. The
best-last dye colors. These goods
arc Imported and sold at the re-
markable low price of
59c yard
N AINSOOK'
. 36 inches wide, fine sheer qual-
lt)’. and soft finish. Worth $3.00
piece. *
special . . . . . .. $1.98 piece
EXTRA FINE ENGLISH Q
LONGCLOTH ‘
40 inches wide. Value $4.00.
Special $2.79 pieoei
TURKISH TOWELS
Large and heavy, with
quard blue borders. Value
each. il‘
. . 3 for $1.00
Very special .,
Large size galvanized iron. ch- .
ular69c. -
Sale 49c
LIQUID VENEER
For giving clean. brilliant and "
uitul‘e, automobiles,
s 25c.
“Sale“... ........ ...17c
3 DOUBLE BOILERS; ‘
1 1-2 size sheet gray enamel
double boilers. Regular 85c.
Sale......... ..59c
etc. Regular ‘-
llam Dingle, Oak Park, Ill: Adam J.
Miller. Shenandoah, Pa; Artlm- cu“.
Muslim. Fife Lake, Mich; Robert s.
Burr“, Broolliyn. Ind.
“it'd fun.) wounds rocotved m
“311 l-Hlibbély reported sevorolv
wounded' l'TI‘id Licllt. Charlos l3. Pulul-
nnrd, Praline, Wash} Second Li: lit.
Richard W. Murphy, Grecnoboro. A? :
Privates Feloy L. llollinsheni, Eoinir.
3.1; Artie liaught. Fairview, W. v.1;
Goorgc S. Norningstar. Bhltlhiowr
John E. Rauscll. 226 NOI‘IlttnlDInlx
street. Easton. Pa; William F. Welch.
Clifton, Kv.; Corporal John L. W'epp-
ler, Pittsburgh. Pa.: Privatos Burli‘e ti.
Mynatt. Fountain City. Tonn; Clando
E. Davis, Saginaw. Mich: James It.
Clayton, Rushviile, th.; Wilbert A.
Woodrutf. Minneapolis. Minn.-; Harry
E. Clover, ltornell. N. Y2: Corpomis
llnrry Hoffman, Lancaster. Ohio: Ro~
bnrt E, Acuff, Houston, Texas.‘
Wounded in notion, soveroly‘fiocond
Licut. Percival Wilson. Leavenworth.
KilnS.'. Major Edward 13. Cole, Brook~
line. “Mass; Privates Henry D. Straut-
man. St. Louis: Joseph R. Caldwell.
Jr.. Pittsburgh; Frank A. Beevehi.
Salisbury Beach. Mass: Lewis A.
Holmes, Galveston: Robert E. Gmr.
Denver: Corporal Ernest E. Forester.
Trenton, Ga: Privates Loren IL “'00— .
dle, Austin. Minn; Hendon H. Harri»
wick. Aquillu, Texas; Corporal Frank
H. Hart, Fort Worth, Tex; Privates
John W, Seaman. 'Bd‘werton', Pa.‘: John
W.-Welch, St. *Louis; Victor R. Nickel,
itonmlo, Wis: Arthur R, Butler, New-
port. Ky: Corporal Gil'ard Brooks.
Evanston, Ill: -P‘riva“te ' Parry Curtis.
Eetroit: Corporal James .1. Parker.
Baltimore: Privates William B. Thom-
as; Biglerville P‘a'.. John Radiord, Joppa
iner..Pa.: James H. Kiilzore. JODPR-
Ala; Walter Brbtherton,’ Somerset.
Ky; William G. Oneal. California,
Mm; corporates“ A.‘ McDonald,
Cape Girardenu, info”; Privates How-
ard “Blair, Jackéonfiblich; Private Jul»
1115 SfAnthony. New York city: So?-
geant George ’C; Stine, Tower Citv, N:
D.; Private William B: Bullion, Clerc:-
Iaild, Miss; Corporal"Walter s. Dun-
can;*Eaat< Cloviel'andr 0.; Privates
1'}qu Alba-w, Lyons, 111.; Lester
R.‘ .‘Santmyers. Stnhbm’t. 2V!-
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talus and lieutentnas,‘ who arc the
me . ‘peopi‘e l‘ who wv’ire-‘ieo . succcrsltfl “
in thev'l‘hirduberty Lotin' tmd also in
Lité laat Red ~(‘rostn pahvnaflt antithesis
Stricken; will unwind: ~tlo<thqsgtma
' tdmt as before.» on noes ave
Men received fromptenly’lhtl per cent!
at .the workers ‘and lhls' shows a patri-
l’l'"
a t
'mte spirit; antiv'a agronomic. which
. to math“ someway
The meeting this eventual the cop-
SI-rgeunt Itobmt a Lord. “IP94“; trim: and amounts tone had It. tho‘
i‘nlln. Ms: Purine Harold D. M-
B», Whit! Sergeant Earl [M-
m amt." mock c.
a”
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. Roy-I James in.
. War Savings Committee .thnnrten.
Wall' ”not. Nor-
"It. in one of the moat lama!
slau- at the am an a. run attend-i
with do: am am...“ h m or. The meeting .
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