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Show K MAI f I ' 4 F'' V DERS )tU,, RECORD BREAKERS g. ew pattern xi and we would yon call or write ui all about them. Tbereare inventory bugmiat, tone Write -- iaCLippet fcewy;" r wd I to jYDJPARK MAK.ERS ZL Get The Kent! Orwrmllo UJ Wrk Tk.1 mu. Clwhw 35 eelle Iheal MKN AKD WOMEN. Now la trre time to learn the burner lradt Bar beta hi great demux!. Hpeciai rate flo lor on 7 abort time required. open JJW day,eotnuuaaton Tools hiroiabed and Paul while learn-tef- . Cali or write Holer Huber Hchdol, 13 Com toereial 8t.. Halt Lake city, Utah. Plenty of Time. Another of Ur. Pett Ridges good anecdotes concerns a policeman. There was a city constable," he ays; "to whom an infuriated musician applied with ihe request that he "would do something with that boy. . " 1 was coming along the road in a Starry said the musician, when the boy stopped me and asked the time. I said: "It is ten to three." "Very rell," replied the boy., "at 3 o'clock get your hair cut." 'Well replied the constable, languidly, looking at bts watch, you're 11 right youre got a good eight minutes." Pearson's Weekly. His Hard Hsart. son of s famous The ttorrister was one day taken by his overness to a court of law' In which bis father was expected to make a gtarticylarly brilliant speech. Mother, I heard father make s fine , peach today," said the boy on his return home. "And what do you thlnkT Father almost cried, and , ha made some of the Jurymen cry, too!" And you, too? asked bla mother. Oh, no he cant get over met" replied the heir and pride of the family. d , Tit Bite i i , A Difference. Little. Timothy went to, visit his Aunt Elvira, a dignified and severe woman, who owned a parrot- - One morning, coming unexpectedly upou Timothy and the bird, she was horribly shocked to hear the little boy using some profane words. Why, Timothy," cried the old lady. 1 do believe you're trying to teach my parrot to awearl" Oh. no. Im not Auntie," the boy implied. "Im Just telling It what It mustnt say. Circumstantial Evidence. Ltttlo Johnny was doing sentinel duty, with his new air rifle slung cross his shoulder, when the Irate lady next door bore down upon him. "Did you break my window?" she demanded wrath fully, pointing to the damaged property. The child looked from the window to her back again before replying. Did you eaw me?" H . ! i But" No. Then I didn't do it" And Ing, he marched a way .Judge. , f H i ? f i i; " Blame the M ? ?i r t fi 1 1 - H; $ . r I ? I I i . Sudden Shock. I can make out. said wife seems to have experienced a sudden shock of your some kind." "I guess thats right replied the "I got home before 12 husband. oclock last night. Indianapolis Star. Not Original. "My doctor is a great believer In apples. .Hes forever advising people ti ' r I FROM Dried Beef BAL- ad the other good saBer s claduf Libby TIC SOUTH TO BESSARABIA. to eat them," Nothing original about that. The serpent In Eden did the same thing centuries ago' Copyright GREAT BRITAIN ORDER IN COUNCIL WILL NOT GOVERN IN AMERICAN PRIZE COURT CASES. - Statement From United 8tates Advises That if There ie a Denial . of Juattce, Diplomatic Protect Will be Entered.. low-lyin- g FRANK L Harry K. Thaw' Is now having been released New York. MULH0LLAND a free man, from custody on $.15,000 ball. For the first time sincj he flred the hot that killed Stanford White at the Madison Square roof garden, niorelhaufi agirTkaw was tne-yp-ars free on Friday to go and come as he pleased. Supreme Court Justice Hen drlck, Who presided at the Jury proceedings which ended Wednesday with a verdict that Thaw was sane, announcedfrom the bench shortly before noon - lhafh had adopted We Jurys verdict. Thw writ committing Thaw to Matteawan seven years ago thereupon automat lcally became to operative. Libby, M9NeHI 4 Libby, Chicago MURDER , ATTACKS LEO FRANK. Slayer of Mary Phagan tacked by Fellow Convict. Alleged MUtedgerille-,- - Ga Leo M. At Frank, whose death sentence for the murder of Mary Phagan recently was 'com mutedxto life imprisonment, was at tacked bc another prisoner at the state prison farm here Saturday night and seriously injured by being cut In tlie throat. His recovery Is said to bt doubtful. Prison officials said that the attack on Frank was made by William Green who .also Is serving a life term for Frank L. Mulholland of Toledo, O., murder. Frank was attacked while in president of the International Ateocia-tiobed asleep. of Rotary Club. preaided over the eixth annual convention of that Heat Wave Strikes New Yohk. which opened In San organization New York. Two deaths and fifteen Franciaco on July 19., In the United prostrations resulted here Saturday Sts tee 168 citiee now have rotary cluba from a temperature that reached a with a membership of 21,000 one men maximum of 89 degrees. A high humidIn each tine of endeavor in each club. the increased su.lering. ity Idaho Woman on Orduna. Shoshone. Idaho. The narrow escape of the Cunard steamer Crdtraa from a German submarine recalls the, fact that Mrs. James Nansen and two children of this city were passengers On the Orduna. 23,-GO- O Vetoes Anti-Tippi- Bill. Montgomery, Ala: Governor-lie- n derson on Saturday vetoed the anti tipping bill on the ground that he did notrbe!ieve the law cou!d be enfcaced and that Its constitutionality was doubtful j Banker Gets Prison Sentence. S'.ouv Falls, s. D. Two years and nine months to the penitentiary and a fine of $1,000 was the sentence given Friday to K. A. Syverson. president of the failed state bank of Ban , croft, S D. American Arresteck in Berlin. Berlin. George S. Speets. an Amer' to represent ican, and understood American copper Interests. - was arrested here and is held at police headquarters on charges that have not been divulged. University of Notre Dame I0I&E BAKE, II0I1IA Thorough Education. Moral Training. Twrntj. one coarse lrodlog to defrrres in CUsk,,,! f Modern Letlrs,Jornlim.PolUicl Brononr Commerce, Chomlry, Biology, Pharmacy 4 Engmecrtnr, Architecture, Law. ' Preparatory School, vartoa eooraea ' For Catalogue nddreo BOX H, NOTRE DAME, INDIANA PUBLIC LAND Ml AM) INDIAN CASKS MISI PATRICK H. LOrUHRAN, ATTORNEY AT m ban.nihtkk building. wasuinuton LAW on and Olbsr ttet,nsnea Oivou on Uequmt Bash 5 A word to the strenuous is sufficient if you call him a liar. The dry books are usually the ones that satisfyThe thirst for knowledge. Tse-NeGa- e on-th- d PRISONER Saving. Revenge. Wd you speak to Mr. Nextdoor tVmt how his dog kept us awake all ! t r'rht by howling at the moon?" ""-bet I did. I told him If he J : A a stop to It. Id buy a piano tad let tie take lessons." The Possibility of Farther Rua- Being Calmly Considered by of Confient elan Who Are Still Ultimate Victory. a Formal notice that Washington. the United States holds that the rights of Americans who have cases before British prlxe courts rest upon International law and not upon various Brltishorders in council, or municipal law, Is given In a brief statement cabled to Ambassador Iage and ards, the passengers dressed Hurriedby him on Frlduy to the presented where went and to the upper deck, ly London foreign office. on took their and belts life put they Secretary Lansing explained that places at the lifeboats. They heard the scream of the shells and saw the this communication was not to be ocean spit up columns of water where confused with the general 'note now the shells struck. When the Are grew In preparation relating to contraband hot they were ordered for their pro- and Interference with American commerce on the high seas. He said It tection to the next deck below. For half' an hourtheOrduna was more In the - nature of a legal conserving the showed her heels to the assailant. caveat, generallyof citizens of the linked States Through marine glasses the passen- rights whose cases are- - about to be tried by gers watched the dark splotch on the English prize courts. waters surface astern. They saw as the' prize courts have .Inasmuch German the warship coming on any American cases ruled not yet on, hut the Ordunas flight was faster and believed are to.be about to do so, seven than the pursuit, and after hots had been flred, without' effect, the statementfrom the United States signifies, 'to effect, that it there Is a the submarine gave up the chase. denial of justice diplomatic protests will be entered, based on the genFRENCH LOSSES IN ARRAS. eral principles ot International law exIn This One Great Battle 74,800 Men isting before the outbreak of the war. The United States has, to Its formal Are Lost notes, given Great Britain, as well as Berlin. The Overseas News Agency efannounced Saturday that the. German Germany, general notices to thle now aent and statement the fect, authorities have succeeded by various means, especially by questioning the draws particular attention to the prize numerous prisoners taken. In securing court cases pending. It will he made accurate figures of the French losses public here Saturday.' In the great Arras battle. THAW RELEA8ED. ON BAIL, "These. the agency announcement ays, reached the grand total of 74.800 Slayer of White Now Free to Go hi killed, wounded and raptured. Whore Ho Pleaeee. Protest Against Bread Prices. I see you're laying oqt a tennis Berlins The executive committees1 court in your yard. I don't know of the socialist party and of the fed eration of socialist labor unions, have yon played the game. . I dont, but you see I won't have united in a protest to the minister of to mow that part of the lawn after 1 the Interior against any rise to the take the turf off. maximum - prices of grain and flour. Farms for 8oldtere. .The Joy of Living. The Magistrate (to Mrs. O'Scrap) Sydney,, Australia. The New ,South Dont yon think you and your hus- Wales government has set aside acres of wheat growing land and' band could live together without fight-- , acres of irrigated lands for 250,000 tag?, Mrs. OScrap No, yer onner; that settlement by soldiers returning from the war. la, not 'applly. London Sketch. A W fcesh aad appetizing, Retreat Washington. Mexico City is again threatened with attack and the Carranza forces under General Gonzales, who drove the Zapata army from the capital ten days ago, haye inarched hurriedly northward to engage an ad- was. attacked' without Americans, warning, it was learned on hfer arrival at New York, by a German submarine on the morulng .of July 9. Should first reports of an attempt to torpedo without warning he borne out by the official investigation about to be Instituted, it was indicated in official quartersthat the United States probably would regard the .incident as adding a grave element to the already strained relations between the two countries. Twenty miles from the graveyard of the Lusitania off. Old Head of Klnsale, the Orduna escaped the Lusa second of itanias fate by one-hal- f time or ten feet of space, the German torpedo churning the water that distance behind the liners rudder, Then the Orduna sped away. She was followed by the submarine, which rose to the surface, manned a. gun on her deck and shelled the fleeing steamer." The attack was .timed at 10 minutes to 6 o'clock in the morning, when all but h few of her passengers lay sleeping in their berths. Aroused by stew- - . i , , ELIVER E DBY The greatest battle to the korld'l the Teuhistory is being waged by along Russians the tonic allies against a 1,000 mile front. The Germans, ca'sting aside everytheir thing else, are concentratingdrive to be tremendous to believed to a every eftort, vancing Villa column Russia. planning a junction with the Zapata capture Warsaw and crush men are engaged to this Millions-o- t troops now menacing communication extends with Vera Cruz. gigantic battle, whose line ' to on north in the State department dispatches from the Baltic Gonsouth. General In announced that the Monday been zales with most of his army had evaAlready the Russian lines have cuated Mexico .City Sunday, turning pierced in three different places. ' the government over to civil authoriNorth of Warsaw, Field Marshal von ties. Hinderiburg has forced his way TSE-NE-GFREED AT .This wag preceded by advices that through and is driving the Russians General Villas fprees after the battle southward toward the Narew river. and captured of Aguaa Calientea South of Warsaw Von Mackensen of has smashed the Russian line at the CHARGE Queretaro-- bad taken OF Pachuca, within, forty miles of Mexico Lubin Cholm railway. On the Baltic City and was marching on the capital. shore Von Buelow, a ho is using large V . Simultaneously with the later re- forces of cavalry, bascrossed the PIUTE INDIAN WHO CAUSED port, came the news that General Car- Windau river and is pressing on toWAR IN. UTAH WILL BE 1. ranza had taken possession of the re- ward the stronghold of Rlg to destroy GIVEN HI8 FREEDOM. constructed railroad east of Aplzaca, any hope ot aid to Warsaw from that a junction point south of Pachuca and direction, Alarmed over the advance. Von Miniature Indian Uprlting Followed had ordered that It be held exclusiveand of . troops in the north and Von Mackfor ly Marehal transportation United of 8tatee Attempt further ammunition, thus preventing ensen la the south, the probability of to Arreat Indian on Charge of WarVera Cruz from of provisions Mexican. Murdered shipment the Russians having. to evacuate Having to the needy thousands at Mexico saw Is being seriously discussed, both . f to London and Petrograd. t, the Piute In City. Denver. no effort to conmade Officials here In the Russian capital the possibilidian whose trial for the murder of Is being ceal their belief that the situation ty of further Russian retreat Juan Chacon, a Mexican sheepherder was and consolation Mexican considered the capital surrounding calmly to the wilderness of southwestern a grave one. With another battle for taken from the old theory that- the Colorado to March, 1914, stirred into are' drawn possession of the city imminent and further the Invaders tion-wldInterest, is free to return to with It- - will be for worse needed food shipments much the the country bis native desert. it was the Teutonic allies n the event of ulA Jury to the federal court for the from the east coast cut off, among timate Russian victory. district or CoIoradorafter lour hours feared that further suffering follow. would the civil , population of deliberation, two hours of which evacuation UNITED STATES AS MEDIATOR. was spent' to discussing luncheon, re- General Gonzales sudden head off Is turned a verdict late Thursday of not of the city In an effort to the Villa forces, together with Car- Ambassacjpr Believes Germany not guilty. Rules. on to Agree Willing to closing the railroad A pathetic feature of the verdict is ranzas action no is Washington. AVhlle there was the previously rendered verdict of to freight and passenger traffic, it will make further relief outward development Wednesday to feared here, physicians of SL Anthonys hospital work at the capital practically Impos- indicate what progress was being that the young Indiah can live but a sible. made here toward framing an anshort wiille, his lungs and glands beswer to the last German note on subing seriously affected with tubercuBRITONS REGISTER A KICK. marine "warfare, It Is known that oflosis. The Indian war, which extended Declare Germans In Arnerlca Are ficials arq at work setting down views on the situation In definite form for more than a month, ended when Gen at the Alliee. Striking e Tse-Npresentation td President "Wilson on era! Hugh L. Scott Induced Washington. At the instance of the bis return. Gat and his tribesmen to surrender. British government the state depart Before the president returns, ount They were placed to the Salt Lake ot Bernstorff, the German ambassador, meat has called department 24. March Jail county Before leaving Salt Lake the other Justice to Investigate the activities of will callon Secretary Lansing to exIndians agreed to Hve on the reserva German sympathizers to the United plain at length the viewpoint of his tlon and to observe the. laws lail States who are alleged to have been government. The ambassador recomdown to them 'by Superintendent Jen employing unlawful means to strike mended to hiss foreign office the inclukins. They alia solemnly agreed not at Great Britain and her allies. sion In the last note of those paraUntil Inquiry has developed whether to take up arms against the white the" hope that the graphs there is sufficient evidence to warrant; United expressing men again. States and Germany would prosecutions, no names will be made work together for the adoption of the Frederick Sharon Passes. public, and officials of the department principle' for the freedom of the seas. San Francisco! Frederick Sharon, as weli as those of the British em He places much significance on the millionaire president of the Palace bassy are reticent about discussing expressed willingness of Germany to Hotel company of this city, died of a the matter. It ds known, however, follow the lead of the United States complication of diseases here Wed that Information has reached, the em on this question and thinks that the nesday. He waft 66 years old and a hassy concerning all kinds of plots, way is thereby open for the United ranging from schemes to wreck States to mediate the entire contrograduate ot Harvard university. bridges over which ' railroad trains versy on the rules of maritime warwere carrying volunteers of the Brit WILSON W. BUTLER fare as they affect neutral rights. ish army to the Incitement of strikes The ambassador, It is understood, beat American industrial plants, making lieves his government would accept a war aupplle8 for the allies. tender of good offices for mediation between Germany and Great Britain, FALL OF WARSAW FEARED. where the rights of neutrals are inReported That Russians Have Ordered volved, either to the carriage of con- Gradual Evacuation! Iraband or the safety of passenger London. The Morning Posts Buda travel.. MRS. GEDDES WINS SUIT. pest correspondent reports that the gradual evacuation of Warsaw has been ordered by the Russians. Jury Declares Albert Geddes tccles is Son of Late Sugar King. The Morning Post's Petrograd cor respondent says Emperor WilliamTia: U tah. A , Ogden, in the Second sent his sister, the Queen of Greece, district court on jury Friday declared Althe following telegram: bert Geddes Eecles to be a soil of the T have paralyzed the Russians for late David Eccles and heir to one at least six months and am on the thirty-thirof the millions left by the eve of delivering a coup on the west sugar and lumber king of Utah. Acern front that will make all Europe cording to the various estimates of tremble. the Eccles estate the boys fortune as a result ofa the decision may be from Flood Danger Averted. r. City Star. i AUSTRO-GERMAN-S -D- Washington. Into the grave situation that hag developed between the United States and- Germany over the Inking of the Lusitania was thrust another .Issue when It was revealed on. Saturday that the British steamer , Orduna, carrying ascore of had been attacked by- - a German submarine. The Cunard .liner Orduna, hound from Liverpool to New York with 227 passengers. Including twenty two Elephantr Couldnt be Sure Otherwise. Yonr honor," said the Jury foreman, "this lady is suing this agent for $10,000 for a stolen .kiss." Correct, responded the Judge. Yon are to decide If It is worth It." That's the point, your honor. Could the Jury have a sample? Kansas As near as the physician, B LOWS General Gonzales Heads Troops Which Will Engage Advancing Column, An Endeavor to Keep- Fob lower of Villa Out. , turn-- . Wouldn't Give His Namt. The charming young suffragette, who expected to be married soon, went to the registration book tor the first time. The man In charge asked: "With what party do you expect to be affilif ated?" That'a none of your business," she replied. - If I have to tell his name I'm not going to register, so there!" Brooklyn Eagle. - . GENERAL VILLAS SOLDIERS ARE THREATENING MEXICO CITY AND BATTLE IS EXPECTED. Torpedo Mieses Mark and the Attacked Veseel Succeeds In Escaping Injury by Running at Full Speed From the Enemy. . I shell with 9 I: Sea-tey- orfl Customer (annoyed) I wlBh to return the It la not ivory, as represented. Clerk. Not Ivory, madam? I cant enderstand that unless the elephant bad. false teeth. Boston Transcript paper-cutte- :;!1 I I ' Sliced ooekieg 9 Anieti-cans- OunaluJI kwaae, dealer Thoriw eight-year-ol- Summer Luncheons in a jiffy lip relieve yo IF Letef Libby iplcBriid chJi Stock tL. OF JEWELRY nouwoKD mm SALT LAKE C1TT tiSTED ATTEMPT is made sink PASSENGER BOAT BOUND FOR THE UNITED 8TATES, MEXICiln ' Drink Denisons Coffee, For your healths sake. It is easy to pick out the man the small town. He is the man from w rubbers. a Oxen and sheep are believed to fatten better to company than when kept alone. .When a man becomes thoroughly contented he has outlived his useful- J ness. .Used Force. Have you a good reference? Bridget Foine! Ol held thepoker over her till I got it! ' Lady So It Is. "The creeping vine you see on yonder roadside reminds me of a runt panfe. In what way?" Dont you notice its run on bank?" the a Not, 80 Lucky. a lucky chap. He's got a country estate on the Hudson, a hunting camp in the Adlrondacks and a bungalow at the seashore." - Yes, and his wife refusea to go to any of them. She insists that he find some new place to spend the summer." , "ScaddB is Divided Ownership. A gentleman while taking a morning walk down a country tone met 0 boy driving some pigs to markeL "Who do these line pigs belong tor asked the gentleman; .Well," said the boy, they belong to thad theer big sow. No, my boy, said thd old gentleman; I mean who is the master of them?" Well," replied the boy,'thad theer little un; es a beggar ter fighting." Mollified. ' This really happened in New York lie-oth- er day: Displeased Parent Molly, I tai you have been buying three pain of gloves without my permission. Why did you do it? Miss Molly (aged twelve) Why, daddy, I was obliged to have some gloves; I hadnt a pair to wear! Parent It was very Displeased vtrong of you to buy the gloves without asking either your mother or me $200,000 to $000,000.' ' Kansas City, Mo. Danger- - from Mrs. Geddes leelaredthe verdict about It. flood was declared averted bythe is a just one. God has aided us to y Miss Molly Well, never inlnd, weather bureau here Monday night. our fight and I feel very grateful to I Both the Missouri and Kansas rivers Him and cost won't dear; anything. they the good men who have are able to carry off the flood waters given us so had them charged! New York Evemuch assistance." Post. from the recent heavy rains ning It Is understood the case will be 'V appealed the by defense. Chautauqua Tent Wrecked. BUILT A MONUMENT York, Fa. A severe wiadsorm The Beet Sort In the World. Many Iron Crosses Beplerfved. wrecked a Cliautaqua tent at Dallas Berlin. As illustrating'jthe bravery town near here Monday, killing two of nd from A monument built by the German roopkin the present man persons and injuring fifteen othets war the fact Illinois an is the way inijiCed that since the Postum," More than 700 were under the war began 3.5UO iron crosses of the describes himself. He says: when the stornj broke. For years I was a coffee drinker first claa have been distributed. Wilson W, Butler of Montreal. vicw until at last I became a terrible suf. Drouth Follows Hurricane. president of the Canadian Steel Foun-Ship Crashes Into Iceberg ferer. from dyspepsia, constipation, dries. Ltd., and the Canadian Car and Washington. The island of Rota in! Montreal. With bows crushed to, headaches and indigestion. Foundry company, camo back from the xdone archipelago near Guam. The different kinds of medicine I hig.i, the sttamer Agenoria Petrograd recently with orders from recentlKdevastated by hurricane, now riding crawled into did not cure me, and finally som tried port. the Russian government for 6,000.000 U Sunday morning drouth and 500 people She sufferings crashed into an iceberg while run one told me to leave off coffee and shells, amounting to S33.0COOCO. are threatened with starvation. nmg through the straits of Be!le Isle take up Postum. I was fortunate i Blast Wrecks Elevator. Receives American .Note. having the Postum' made strictly Storms in Nebraska. to directions on the pkg-- , New York. An explosion on Thurs London. The nw American note Omaha A violent w tod and rain from that on the start I liked It West wrecked a Shore railroad day shipping outltnmgthe standpoint storm swept Omaha and Its environs "Gradually .my condition changed steel and concrete grain elevator, hi of the United States in" prize, court Thursday night, impending railroad, The old troubles disappeared and I across the . Hudson procedure wasTeeelved at the foreign Weehawken, telegraph and telephone traffic. Crops began to feel well river from New York, and severely office Monday. .The note hasxpot yet were again. My. appe damaged and farm dwellings became I could digest and workers. been here. good published Injured six suffered. 1 am restored to strength an Russian Admit Locsea. Referendum ie Barred. Fear Strike in Gun Workc. health, can sleep sound" all night a law German state Denver. The columns have awake with a fresh and rested body. providing Petrog.ad. Geneva. Switzerland. A report t for the' Tukuw. I am really a monument built W enforce thirty-eighoccupied miles statutory provisions haX reached Basel that a stsike Is state-widof can west ofRiga, and poblen, eighteen threaton-- d at the ment Postum, for I was a physical wreck, prohibition not be referred to the voters. ; accord miles west of Mitau, accord ng to an sen, Germany, theICrupp works at Es- distressed in body and mind, and movement being now a ing to ad opinion handed down by official statement issued at headquar- hpaded by "the Union of strong, healthy man. I ko Metallurgical of Fararar. ters staff. Fred General general exactly what made the change; it Attorney orkmen N off coffee and using leaving Restricts Belgians Freedom. ' B6mb Wrecks Mexican Train. Champ Clftrk Favors S&ffragists. given by Poetum Co., Bat Brussels. General von Biasing, between train Washington. X Mich. Creek, Read The Road to Weir Francisco. Champ Clark, of Belgium, has promulVera Cruz and Mexico City has been or-general to vllle pkgs. speaker of the house of representa-ives- . wrecked by a bomb near Apizaco. The gated an order for the punishment of Postum comes to two forms; If tardily, blithely. faced a explosion killed and wounded many any Belgian between the ages.' of 16 Postum Cereal the original for nd of suffragists to a hotel lobby --must be well boiled. 15c and 25c p persona. The railroad has discontin- and 40 who leaves the state to. serve me Thursday and pledged allegiance to any capacity for a country at war ued selling tickets to Mexico City. ages. o their genera! cause. with Germany. Instant Postum a soluble powdF Villa Forces in West Active. 'dissolves quickly in a cup of hot for Hop Peace. LusitsnlaVictimRecevered. Guaymas. Conora. Villa forces are London. The Tlnaneial News dCw ter, and with cream and sugar, oak London. A body supposed to be n the offensive reported to, a delicious beverage Instantly. W a1 with great prominence ilay3 ' In the western states, capturing the that of Ltodon W. Bates, Jr of New reports 60c tins. from quarters, to close touch with City of Teplc and Santiago to the York, who lost his life on the Lusi-aniBoth kinds are equally delicious has been washed ashore on .the lerman sources of Information that State cf Teplc. They now Are ad ost about the same per cup. i3 Jrmcay Bias. making "tentative peace vane Ing on San Limerick coasL Theres Reason" for Poetum. through the United States. I sold by Groeeto dsd-d- can-va- . v- - food-No- . e Postum-Nam- Decrease in Building. Chicago. Building construction to the United States to June showed a decrease compared with a year ago, according to an anlvsis which published to the Construction News on Saturday. - Woman Murdered In Home. JLos Angetesr Cal The bony of Mrs. F. L. Harrl8on. aged S2. divorced wife of Theodore F. Harrison, an in dianapolis broker, was feund dead to her home with blankets wrapped . around her head. govern- have-take- a. -- ! , e |