OUKdON (MTV KXTKK.MJISR FRIDAY. SKIMTMIU-.R H, 1917
Pace 8
CAPTAIN II DtAO
RUSSIA iS TO GET
SECOND-HAND SHOPS
MAY HAVE TO SEARCH
Chicago Millionairess
Is Mysteriously Killed
tlOl'STOX. Tel . Kept. T,- Captain
Wamnt W. Mown, of Nakery Com
pan? No, St. at at toned at Camp laigati,
na found dead In hi tent late Thum
day with a bullet hole In hla forehead.
A n.-te left hv the dead man la In
the hand of officer.
125M0T0RSF0RHE
AMBULANCE SERVKE
II
D
M
QUIT BUSINESS
gAUE
A Bargain Event Without Parallel in the History of Clacka
mas Conntv. COME! BE HERE FRIDAY and SATURDAY.
WE ARE GOING TO MAKE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY OF THIS WEEK
TWO OF THE BUSIEST DAYS IN THE HISTORY OF OUR STORE
and if the cutting and slashing of prices on high grade dry goods, clothing, shoes,
furnishing goods, furniture, etc, is any inducement to any family in Oregon City
or vicinity, they will buy their needs for some time to come, and many a home
will be replaced with new pieces of furniture that can be bought for less than others
ask for second-hand furniture. It is time to think about stoves and ranges so we
are going to make extraordinary inducements FRIDAY AND SATURDAY to
any one interested in a new stove or range. This is certainly a stupendous under
taking, converting such an enormous stock of merchandise into cash so quickly,
and means a great loss to all concerned, but that is none of your troubles. This
firm has decided to quit business and our stock must and will be sold out in the
shortest time possible. There never has been such a sale in Oregon City there
may never be another one like it, so come here FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ex
pecting the greatest bargains ever advertised and we promise you you will not be
disappointed.
Ad
OREGON CITY'S LARGEST STORE
GOING OUT OF BUSINESS
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WAsntNOTON, d. c, Sept. 10-For
the relief of rcfusee picked up fri
(he lifeboat of submarine victim, the
navy league ha made shipment of
warm second hand clothing to patrol
Yeoht In the war ion. The shipment
wa mad through Individual channel
In accordance with tha Instruction of
Secretary of tho Navy nanlels regard
tin? tho leaus relief work for men
of the navy.
It la probable that thl relief work
of th league will be extended but un
til specifically requested no person
should send any second hand garment
(or thla purpoae to tho lessue aa no
use couttl be made of them now, When
more clothing; la needed the league wilt!
Klve due notice.
Warm, dry clothing l the greatest
niJ of the refugee picked up In the
submarine sons. Persona are taken
aboard the
been adrift In op
ther for two daya or more. Oftentimes :me year e(. wa
they are drenched to the skin. lnuffl-j kj.,t mar Concord. N, ('. a week ago tr to our country.'
1
till J HAut'L INO
MAYOR THOMPSON IS
SEEK1NGS250.000F0R
HEMS ATTACKS
CHtrAtlO, Hnpl, --Mayer
WAtfltlNOTON, U
aanUtanca to l(u.u. ti a
ttedCroaa la t ,,M ow, ,JJjM
t'roa comml.al,.., Hu..,, b
lr. rrauk limit,,,, l:s ttU)1((r
lamea and kutoinitltlto.
Thla la lha third tt.a C1M
tiiettt to b dlapatchod to (u.,i
W it : ,,rr,,'l "( ,,,m,"Ul tW
' ' , i " uiomn
Thontttaow today filed a praecipe In
ult for f35fl.oa damage aaln.t thaMui w((h M((( j (
jt'hlcaM Herald company and J-wVo. bare already .tll, M"'
K. ..I,-,. the pubtl.her. j AmNkt(
I Thrt "-M; TIT h" f,85a -rmlea almt more u , It
Uiri,u..y Ctlc.t the mayor, an.t war JZ
attitude. A a.ateutent ta.ued by the
ttarklnx the newapapera tn-f. ' , '. . ht
; mayir
; the iraimportatiitu of the
H..... I 4tid MI.M Iri hft
Mra. Maude A. Kin. -f ohn r,,, by hl.n. !ln ......h. iMe r TVooo
A. Kins, a millionaire lumber merchant ' "They (the ncpapra) bae be- ,""
patrol veaxcU who hare of Chicago, front whom aha Inherited come bolder and more unacrupulou . ,B Crm w,
in open boats In bad wea- more than It.OUO.OoO when he died until they hare reached a H T. P
myatcrlou.ly they are accu.lntt me of belt. Iral .tl' ,'nm '
aaya the atate-
clently clad and auffcrius from hun jhen ahe wa motoring with Uaaton ment.
ger. Many a aallor of the patrol forces; Mean and eereral other. Hhe wa let
ha robbed hlmielf lu order to (Ire; , hot In the back of the bead tt agalnal me
clothing to theae poor tl. tlm of fright
fullness. It I aald that a destroyer could car
ry enough outfit for twenty persona,
she number apt to be picked up In two
life boat. A aupply could be main' j
talned at tbnre bane. If necdod, and j
erery patrol boat provided with aj
aupply of outfits before leaving for ea.
Warm overcoat and waterproof gar '
im-nta are the most neccsiUBry article, s
tlcary men' ultt and a few otitfit,
for women, probably not more than;
two or three to every 20 tupplled, could
b used.
I Kt h aecljon will tm lti.l. is
furtherance of the onplrry m,,ulam"M- m ' '" t-r tnh.
It continue., 'lite en ir,!,' lith"'r ld. .ma Utt
a - . 1 1 - u A A .. . .
anted that ahe had accidentally ahot mlc have recently bored hole tn th "' '.mm .
t erelf. The conmer tumiet failed watt of my apartment, tnatalted die- ,n t'IHon. each ctl. m ,ts
to eiplaln the tny.tery. graph. (pp4 telephone wire. ar fr the u,e ,f mm,
'tiont operator ttt ndjotntn rKmt ,,IWM "'-: nm
and employed ple to hound me" ,r,r rryw ec,ary t-.li wrf
j tra part, and one eitr or (. ,,
tin fu
i
tut the presets t. pei..tnl fitf .
btilance aecttuna will b..i U m
ittula, but the ma. him (
erated ry Ruolan driver wMoT tU
atrm tton of th tt. t (.. v.i
1 be ncccanary later to c. J Asf5a
driven, the Wilt be r. !a;;e.
volant eor tn the t'ltltml jiui
ANARCHIST IS KILLED
niifiiWR MiiwMFF iGOMPERS HEADS NEW
LOYALTY CONFERENCE
ORGANIZATION TO AID
THE GOVERNMENT
FRENCH MINISTER OF
IR. PILE IS TO
FORM NEW CABINET
proval, cotictu.led lu loyally confer
t njnsid tia!!l ulu tt hr tonight with the eS'llitt of
AffflCANS LUG
IN CHINA HELPING
FRENCH REO CROSS
RUSTICS BOUGHT
MOST OF THE U. S.
LIBERTY I5 0NDS
WASHINGTON', Sept. 10. The
comptroller of the currency announce
that of ?2.ono.OOO.O'70 of Liberty bonds
allotted to subscribers, 5t per cent
HAD REMARKABLE
WAR EXPERIENCES:
PA tilS. Sept. 10,-F.dhm. of Premier
Ktbot to form a now cabinet wa for
tnally announced today. His resigna
tion, with the entire -. i 1 . la be- i
lievcj to have been ubmtttd.
The Kcho do I'arU imnounced In Its
early edition that the present milliliter
nf war. M. I'oinleve, would b entrust
ed with the tuxk of foriutitg the new
iiinlstry.
Hiltot Informed President I'olncare
of his Inability to form a new cabinet
Mtt.WAt'KKK. V, . Sei L t One
li.r-..)!i Mld-J and (our wTn sit
i'ire.1 l.i re Son l.sv in a i !;h at a
loyalty tsieetuw t MtNNKAPOIJH, MSnn . Hept. t, Th
The dead man U a;i'e. to t.e i American Alllatuo hr ltnir an t l
nu.m hi t and I V, W tiie inatt mm rai-y, organised three weeka ago
injured. prnbaiiji' fiit.il!-. and to '. i'h lr i lent WlUon'a uteii.p of ap
tvtiv a'Sishtly hort.
An Italian -angeli
ana wa niaktnn .triot?c ldrtia t J of f tctr and the adopt tun of a declara-
hi country'itf-n on a ( rt f r rner i tlott of prlucipie.
when mem! er of tin rcliMlr r!b The tltance, ramiHe-i of the na
neor t.v in-hid up and uttemj i t;oii labor leader ah I h.i:sR a l'
tirt-.ik iit tiie gmh tm$ i '(!. to pune the rrushlng of itla-
1 o"u !. of tnot!4, sere on ; luyalt jr and the o!i4ifi ttig of latmr In
hand and rsn':el lu re.-m the pteat'li. j th war for tlemm racy, !H-tt a tt
or. The . andrchieta rtre re..t!ver ; leader Hamuet ioroter. prel-lett of
and fired at the uffb-er. tu returned jihe American r"e4erattn of Utr.
I "Tho OVnrhAdoa iisg Imiue,'
UNWRlTTENiAWSAYS
DOUGLAS Mil
IS NOT TO BE 1
the: fire. i;ik.i i;.: i.n.- tun '!ir,n rH t'isn
heart, and v ii-.u ', n ; tm i(!n-r, une
rt:.li!' r.,t.u!y.
!Vtt fei;:pt;a. u i' te l-
H t In ibo band .i;:d h-itn ii.
!C, ;.n if,' r t'i-" -',.. e, e
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept lO.-Cap- f b!s lnhm W f(,rm a w cabinet j ,,,., Wlll,., ,!,,,. , , , n
tain F. L. Coord, who has charge of b"r last n!Kht- 7hB X-at. who j ,.,,,.,, .,ri!j ,-, , ,.,t
the Brttiah recruitment headquarter hi"1 torf thri mlnlli,er,at !rW"' rja rv.l.le i t.io m.-",!, !-,: -
fuei to collaborate. (ir ;nv.-x!if at inn.
At midnight the Socialist leaders! a,.., nmn ,t , flllt I(
confirmed the fact that they "were ; tlflcd,
WASHINGTON, Sept. 10. American
residents in China are organizing for were made to those who subscribed
war relief work in the Far East and through national banks.
to aid American troops in France A feature of the subscriptions was
through the American Red Cross, ac- that $532,000,000 was subscribed here 'luring Major C. S. Manchester' ,
cording to cable advices Just received through country banks, exceeding by toar of ,ne Pacific coast, Is only 31 '
hv tho Port fVn We on.inoil it 12.000 000 the total Biihserin'lnea sent year of age, but has participated In
Shanghai the organization of a Red in by national banks in central reserve hard fighting than some of Nl unwltttnR to lend reaiKmathttlty for tha
Cross chapter has been undertaken by cities. poleon g veteran generals experienced
Consul-Genera! Thomas Sammons, The Liberty bonis still held by all in aU tneir campaigns,
while American consuls in other Chi- national banks on July 23 on their own I!e a lieutenant with the Sixth
r, w J
ItMf.
i...t
to:
nee cities are also aidin? the Red
Cross.
To bfgin Red Crws work in Shang
hai, Consul-General Sammons reports,
$3,130 was raised in a concert among
the American residents. This money j
is to be used in purchasing raw ma-,
terials for the Shanghai American War
Relief society, which is making hospi-1
tal supplies under Red Cross direction. I
A contribution of I57S.67 from the
American residents at Atnoy, China,'
has also just been received by the
war council through the American con
sul stationed there. This sum was 1
raised by voluntary subscription dur
ing "Red Cross Week," from June 25
to July 4, as the contribution of Amer
icans in Atnoy, to the war fund of the
Red Cross. '
"in forwarding the gilt, Consul Gower
said : ,
"When it is considered that the Am
oy community is composed very large-'
ly of missionaries who receive small ;
salaries and find it difficult to make
ends meet with the present exchange, i
I believe that this contribution repre
sents a splendid expression of the loy
alty of Amoy Americans in the present
war, and thir desire to do their part :
in a financial way in aiding the Red
Cross."
account was $$8,000,000.
VON LUDENDORFF IS
SAID TO HAVE BEEN
VPIfPIV IMUPrn week's rest t
ULrdllUOLl lIliUuLL) m the thick of
London Infantry regiment at the battle. wlrl"lran hi uiHort from Rlbot,
of Festubart. May 13, 1315, and was
the only officer of his company who
came out alive after his battalion had rrn"n-
ben fearfully cut up. The remnants
of that battalion holds the British rec
jord for continuous service In the tren
' 'dies, having spent 90 days and nights
there without an hour of relief. After uPP"rt
construction of a cabinet
Albert Thomas, minister of muni
lions and a Socialist, had previously j
In
pursuance of his party" decision. His I
decision was reported late In the aft-1
but Rlbot attlt Insisted be:
would be able to reconstruct his min
istry. . j
Late in the evening, however, M. i
Palnleve announced his withdrawal :
. YOUN'G GIRL FOUND
BY POSSE, ABANDONED
ON BURNED BRUSH -
the battalion were again
M, Palnleve conferred with Prcsl-
TACOMA, Wash.. Sept S.--Mamie
Torkko, 10 years old, daughter of t
i aroonano winow, miasm since inn!
conflict. At the battle llent r',)ilK'l,r,, Bt noon ,;,,pr j WedneHday. was found by Crooked Joi
ROME. Sepi. jo. Reports m-re i
teceivec! herj today w&ich iecUrcd ;
Field Marsha! von Hindenburi? t; ery t
i.i and that the injurle rweiuly s-.tij-1
taniei oy .piartermaKt'-r ti'i.era. su.
Lud'.-ndorff in a railwav accident
f i 's-'ium nee i;:aver than '.v i'.m sj.
I o'.-(l.
of Loos it was honored by bclns chosen nunml th:tt he wnu!,, K,v hl ,U'vU'
to lead the historic charge in which ",n M l" "'"M'tance or tne premier
three lines of the enemy's tr,nchM i ''i twW't. Ho desired to confer with
were captured and held, but only 91,h,s trUMiU, he said,
men of the three full companies sur ; " '"
vived the fight, and again Captain
Clunky, loo yards front the road be
low the graveyard at noon to.lay The
child was cmacloUH, but sh
the dee
!itralin )', "I preeria(lm nf i..
. Bim'ttrf. Kit Iter democracy will et
j dure an I iio-n l' be free or nit . r' )
il!i triunijh and the rc mill be en
trHf. To cuinprnmUn tow ,m; ! .e
i ti .iw eed fr a blixntier war "
A cmml'tee w alipnjnted to
j l.-t. t ei I nd enrouraKemetit t.i new
j Kiu!.t. It U compiled df Mr. tiorap
(er-,, Fmik I', Valh. J'hn Hparco, fur
f ''-'-'t metntier 't the eertl commit
i tee ft the s-K iiiliiit party, and Jame
jlnttsr.ui an-l Charte Klw.ird tUitineS),
jtlo- Litter to itienibrrs of the Amer
j lean ',i-n I.. iHinshi.
j t am Uliabte to .iv li whether
I the oinjnlttee go to Kit," al I
i Mr. (iiioiiiern.
Mr. (jumper wai elected president
the ftlHaneo amid an outburst of
i ; t i i h
"I law profoundly responilvo to the
hun.ir and opportuuliy," h ..l I with
- 'O-.e feellrtJt. 'My hoi life baa been
' .!-... rati-1 to In IttK of tervb-e to my
fcl!i men have ho aplratlun for
MINIMA, firpi, tt - !dttm
ItmteU MaScoho, bi fci6 !rt4
for th nniider of An1--e, iUaisiWitf, t
I'e4o I iiqtlt. . !)-!.. found f jJS-
ty bn jury at the Old tuiler pal
rnort, Tb i e, which I j 1 !--al,f-actrled
"dream of potted, M
the firm to N tried hem la h;.b lit
"itnwrltteu law" w ih .d efn
A coroner' jury bad f'.ini i
erd!ct i t "Jaatifiabta fc..mJ,-t4"
hearitilt Lieutenant .Ma!. : i i',ttlW
he had killed Itttmbei Mo Mt
hi it' hotmr " The
of the m.ir.t rtiast'.oi-.! - n Stt Li!
Ut many year,
WALLA WALLA IT
AGAIN, BUT 0 YEA
RECORD IS BROKE
Hindenburg and Ludemiorff are the
two master minds of the German mil
itary machine. Many reports have
credited Ludemiorff, the silent one,
with being the real brains of the com
bination. Hindenburg has never
moved without his quartermaster gen-
," ; Coord was the only officer of his com-;
pany wno answered the roll call. The
fll survivors held the position six days'
and nights, fighting most of the time ,
and sleeping not a moment of it untiL
they were relieved by French troops
sent by General Joffre. j
Captain Coord had caught typhoid,
which, coupled with nervous strain, !
permanently incapacitated him and he j
EGROES ARE NOT
TO BE CALLED WITH
EIRST DRAFT QUOTAS::
WASHINGTON. Sept. 10. -Negroes
arc not t.i be tri'iu-d uit!i tli, uhil"st
was invaiiuea nome. vvnen strong i,
di ui';
itleline.
OF
AND MEXICANS LOOMS I m m
ALONGTEXAS BORDER! ON TRAVELING SCALE;MOVING OF TROOPS
OVERSEAS !S TO BE
PLANNED BY BOARD
111 nalio;i;il iirrnv f'iiri;.iitiii!eiit..
eral. He had him In his successful"1011 to undertake the task he waiTb,8 linnol11(.(,(ilf.Ilt was made by So
campaigns on the Russian front and i signed to recruiting in England, and r(,,Hry ()f w.,r lilkpp t0(.iy Thl;y
Ludemiorff has been constantly Hin- Brigadier-General White selected him ; wl not ,,e .aI((, )n th0 flrHt iK;r(J.
oennurg s alter ego on the eastern bat-, l" 'mn.u BBin;o ... uiiSjm,tlt of the draft army T,l(,ir rJl
lcountry- for training will be postponed until
j Of the 25 or more disabled British
and Canadian soldiers now engaged
jln recruiting on the Pacific coast, not
ne has had a more thrilling experience
;at the front than their young tempor-
jary commander.
PHILIPPINE GROWERS
near the end of the draft.
i EX-QUEEN OF THE
11. In.
I
MANILA, Sept. 6.r-The Philippine
re-1 sugar Interests have appealed to the
Insular government to make represen
tations to Washington that the fixing
of national sugar prices will be ruin
ous to them unless minimum rates are
established for Pacific freights.
LAREDO, Tex., Sept
sponse to a call for help against a
bandit invasion of Dolores Creek, 28
miles south of here, JtiBt before mid
night, several truckfuls of soldiers and
many motorcycles left for that place.
No report of a clash had been received
here early this morning.
The reports received here during
the night said the bandits approached, AMSTERDAM, Sept. ll.-The Tele
presumably from Mexico and that thegraaf fiays Germany ha8 Btopped geDd.
leiepuuue woes iuiu oau iuniu mm
La Perla, Mexico, had been cut.
COAL SHIPPING STOPPED
SEED INDUSTRY REGULATED
ing coal to Holland. The paper ex
presses the belief that Germany's attl-
'tude is Intended as pressure on Hol
land to grant a loan which thus far
has been refused.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 10. The cot
tonseed crushing and refining indus
try Is about to put itself under volun
tary regulation by the food administra-
SUB IS DAMAGED
CADIZ, Spain,, Sept. 10. A German
submarine seriously damaged has ar-
WASHINGTON, Sept. 8. A Joint
board of army and navy officers head
ed by Captain William R. Shoemaker,
of the navy, hag been appointed to
work out a system to be employed In
getting American troop transports
across the Atlantic in safety. Neces
sarily its conclusions and recommenda
tions will ba regarded as confidential.
Submarines have made an entirely
new system of convoy regulation nec
essary. Presumably the board will in
corporate into new regulations all that
has been learned by the British and
French navies in three years of naval
itoJLim.?8 1 war Of protect-
TO HELP RED CROSS
WASHINGTON, Sept. 8. Llliuoka
lanl, former queen of Hawaii, has sent
to the American Red Cross through
Governor Plnkham a contribution of
$100. In a letter to the governor, she
said the contribution would be re
newed monthly to the end of the year.
FRENCH DRIVE THROUGH
PARIS, Sept, 11. French raiding
parties last night penetrated the Ger
man lines southeast of Vauxaillon and
north of The Casque In the Champagne,
the Frenh war department announced
today. German supplies were destroyed
and the French made a number of pris
oners. German aviators during the night
dropped bombs in the region of Dun
kirk, Some of the missiles struck a
hospital and severely wounded five
rontiiiue thla m-rvlnv Vmt liuvo con.
was l a, ,,,i .... i .,
I. , .... . . . ' ' ' "! I "111 I'll OUIY,
, bruised, mutilated and burned. Her j
i body bad boon pushed tinder a log In
the dt'i p brush, oth-r loir plied ovc
(h'r in an evident attempt to set fire
: to them. Her fur was swollen iind
! black, her yellow hair burned and btire i
arms and legs blackened.
Tenderly the child wns lifted to tho i
.arms of a miner, who muttered as hn
arrled his burden, "My Cod, If I could
only lay hands on him." A bug of
peanuts and a package of unopened
crackerjack, tossed over a log at hue
side of the road, 100 yards below the
graveyard, led to the discovery of the
child. They were found by John John
son and Thomas Trlmm at 11:30,
Tho child opened her eyes and mur
mured: "A man pushed me over the
log last night."
Tho child has been missing since
Wednesday. As she was carried up the
road she waved a little blackened arm.
The search for a missing engineer
was continued this afternoon. He was
missing from 7 to S; 30 o'clock on the
night of the child's disappearance and
disappeared from town aoon after the
arrival of Sheriff Longmlre yesterday
morning.
: PRIEST PAYS FINE
OF. 85 FOR BEING
DRUNK ON A TRAIN
PORTLAND, Or., Sept. Father
Gregory Sherlock, who wa arrested
lust Tuesday night on a charge of
drunkenness mid disorderly conduct on
tho train, was fined 25 by Judgo Itoll
this morning.
Tho complaint against him was filed
by If. J. Roako, auditor of the North-!
western Long Distance Telephone! J
company, and It was agreed that the;
f WALLA WALLA. Wh r pi P -;
After "A day without rait, the lr-''
that ha held away 10 .! l"f."f 'hir
any pre ions dry spell Ut th 1Htt
lh:t record baVK been esl !"
broken Iat nluhl with a 1 r.-clplialk
of 41 of an iio h. A at. - M';i !.r. !"
! K..r In harvest field an-l f-tel
hem la greatly levelled, and '
'of dust and smoke that h o hui
j the valley for two month I I-!''"' ,h'
j morning.
WILSON'S ANSWER IS
ALSO THAT OF THE
BRITISH, SAYS CECIL
WASHINGTON, Sept. 8. -Great
Drltaln has advised the United States
that President Wilson's reply to Pope
Benedict's peace proposals is In ef
fect Great Britain's reply, as was in
dicated recently in a statement by
Lord Cecil.
WILSON 18 RECOVERING
WASHINGTON, Sept. ll.-Socretary
Wilson is recovering from a severe at.
tack of ptomaine poisoning which has
RAILROADS CLAIMED
LIVES OF 1001
YEAR 1916 IN 0. 1
WASHINGTON. 8lt. "'"ToB th0""
sand and one persona were Wild
railroad accident during tt ,D
1!)B,722 were Injured, according l"'1
. i..- . i. .. vr maun ,u'"
trlnl would not take pine until the 1 , 'Htat r-nmiW
return of Mr. Roake, who was called 1 tT
IlflnvnWitn.tltl ... ..U- . "llM'limt".
Father
Muck, howevor. mmmired thl mnrnlntr
and rioiii1rt(l iiiitv tn vthm at.AM. , pfPf tX
" r " J k?tl'J - 1
lock, who Is in Instructor In Mount
Angel college, Mount Angel, Or.
number worii trSpnNer
ralli'""1
OLD 80LOIER IS HOME
noSBDURa, Or., Sept. 10.-Jan.ns
II. Stocker, agnd 80 years, has entered
the Oregos soldiers' home,
MAY HAVE PRAYER8
WASHINGTON, Sept. 11, Procla
mation by the president of a day of
prayer for American sucess in th war
Is proposed in a bill by Sonator Myers,
of Montana, passed today by the son-ate.
BRITISH LIST CASUALTIES
LONDON, Sept. 11, Casualties in
the rirlllsh ranks reported (luring the
week ending today show a total of 20,
62(1 officers and men, as follows:
Officers killed and dlad of wounds,
184; men, 4183.
Mincers wountioa or missing, B81;
1 at Id-
tin,i miiiiinnrea '
Jurod, 800S; employed killed, -.
Jured. 178.923. Other persona, W
Ing trespassers killed and Injures.
7(10 and 11,701, respectively.
These figures show an JwroM"
1915 of 1371 persons killed and 3
R35 Injured.
neutralTwar bill bio
The Hague to Router's iUWJJ
flclal figures show that nottw"
tal expenditures In
the war up to August 1
mated 79,100,000 guidon.
ATiATOR11"
DAVKNTORT, Iowa, Bept.
gert Brown Crew well, l-""1'"'
Y., mnnagnr of the puvoniwrt
. . ...... .1. frry .
scnooi, tlieo i
tlie'reiiiilt of lnJ.irlo"'J
tiny as
yesterday afternoon,
when
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