Vancouver Daily World from Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada • Page 15

THE VANCOUVER WORLD Friday, August 16, 1918 FIFTEEN QUEER CASES IN MILITARY COURT! laving Germans Look as Good as Any Other Race to Finlander Well Known Italian Criticized. Nortunity Genuine Bargain Hunters are here feasting on the richest values that ever tickled their palates. You Could But Knou) The Real Worth of Our New Fall Donegal Tweed Suits WE know you'd be impressed never saw any better Donegal Tweeds in your life can't find auch values no matter how much you search. You'll find that business or general utility suit you need for lata Summer In brown, blue, Leather or pepper and salt mixtures, In a smart new Norfolk effect, and not costing you a cent more than last year. You'll appreciate this value.

Priced $30 "Where Wo Male All Wo 6cU" I During tho morning session of the military court Lieut. Gordon had oc caslon to take exception to actions on the part of Mr. J. Curelli, a pi ojnin cnt Italian, who he said was Issuing documents to Italians declaring them to be citizens of that country. This matter arose during the pro secution of L.

Falettl, who said he was an Italian, and left the sunny shores of Napoll eleven years ago for 1 the United States. Ho had been in Canada two years. He had not tried to go back to fight for his country because ho enn sldered ho had not been called. Tho Young Men's Better Suits accused had In his possession a certi ficate of citizenship from the Italian consul, which, Lieut. Gordon explain ed, expired on the last day of April, 1318, by virtue of the treaty oetween Britain and Italy.

Palettl then produced two pipers which proved to bo declarations sign In Fancy Tweeds and Worsteds at $15.75 and $16.75 Men's 3 Button Sack; fall weight; extra special at $18.50 and $19.75 Boys' Suits, from $4.95 up ed by Mr. Carelli, whereupon Lieut. Gordon asked him if these had been! taken before the Italian consul. On Palettl answering the ncga tive, the Lieut, said: you insulted your Italian consul by goin to Johnny i. irelli.

a man you know is no uso i 564 Granville for the consul," then turning to me Work Shirts for Men, QC value to $1.50, at DC court he said: "Your worships, this Opposite Drysdale's Street man Carelli appears to be doing a real estate office business in natiei'H. this man having stated that he! Negligee Shirts for Men, A values to $1.75, for vut jiaiil $2 for tho documents." Palettl was touna ana tuu with the ontion of two months in jail, VANCOUVER FIRM MUST INCREASE 75c Underwear Priced up from Combination Underwear, price Heavy Khaki Sox. Per pair Boys' Negligee Shirts Price Boys' Work Shirts. Price the prosecutor Informing him that be 35c IIP HP $1.10 "yfefc 75c MM $2.00 Straw Boaters, values to $3.50, for Work Gloves, per pair would get a chance to go back: to Italy, and If he did not tako It, would go to Hastings Park. TO GET CONTRACT PRICE OR QUIT Married and Slnglel T.

Lwls said ha was a Britisher, 50c $1.95 and, when arrested, stated he was Panama Hats, price i single, but on reaching the police sta Premier Oliver Intimates That tion, informed the authorities lie was married, but had no marriage certifi $3.00 Arrow Shirts, for Local Bakers Say Rise in Cost of Bread Will Come Within the Next Few Days. The price of bread must go up or local bakers must go out of business. cate. He was willing to go only when his class was called, his age being 43. A witness called by the accused was willing to testify to his friend being married, but said he had never seen Mrs.

Lewis, Lewis was fined $25 and costs and will bo handed over to the military. Henry Sudbury.a Swede, who was a These money saving reductions are bring thinking economical shopper. The Jonah ing us the patronage of every Prat Coo I ibis waa the opinion expressed by several prominent bakers today In discussing the conditions prevailing at present in that particular line of the Cotton Company Will Build the P. G. E.

Extension. VICTORIA. B. Aug. Pre mier Oliver stated this morning that the contract for the construction of the Pacific Great Eastern Railway extension north of the Clinton section, would doubtless go to Cotton Company, Limited, of Vancouver.

Before the final award is made, however, the contracting company will be required to put up a bond of $100,000 and to provide such other satisfactory references guaranteeing its bona fides and general ability to carry out the work with satisfaction to the government. Some three hundred to three hundred and fifty thousand dollars are involved in tho contract, which provides for tho laying of Meet from a point north of Clinton for a distanco of fifty two miles, ending at Williams Lake. CAR BARGE BOUGHT farmer at Abbotsford, had no papers of any kind, but had nn exceedingly poor memory and could not remember any of his military obligations. This cost him $33.50 with the alternative of a vacation at Okalla for 70 days. Amos V.

Villennis, a Finlander, who had been in Canada for four years, had only a statutory declaration, signed by a lawyer In Sudbury, Ontario, when arrested by Constable McDonald. He stated he had shown this in Winnipeg and Alberta and had got past. Amos was mulcted in $50 Fit Rite Clothing Parlors business. Increased cost of labor and additional cost of substitutes are the two chief reasons for the decision to raise the price, they state. There is also a very pronounced scarcity of substitutes, they point out, notwithstanding the edict made by the Canada Food Board, that every loaf of bread manufactured today must contain its percentage of substitutes.

The bakers held a meeting on 401 Hastings Street West 40 1 1 Thursday night and while no decision was reached to bring the increase in price Into effect on any certain day, all agreed that the extra cost, would and costs, with the usual alternative. U. B. Smith, an American born British subject was anxious to prove up on his pre emption before assuming military duties, his unwillingness being reiterated by him la court, with the result that he was fined $50 and have to be put into force in the very near future. NAYLOR CHARGED WITH AIDING DRAFT EVADERS "The price must go up or we must touch with M.

It. MacLeod, general maiiHger of the C. N. so that the extension from Cowichan Lake to the Nitinat Lake section may be proceeded with as soon as the rails arrive. CANADIAN CASUALTIES OTTAWA, Aug.

16 There were 615 casualties in the list issued today. Sixty nine wer western men or officers, of whom 10 were killed in action, fiva died of wounds. their names were called, and were hercfore ordered in their absence to lose the bail money they had each deposited with the desk sergeant. Another defaulter who sacrificed her bail of $50 rather than take chances of appearing before the court costs, with the option of two months in juil, and ordered to be handed go out of business," declared W. E.

Pinchin. "Labor is costing us more, substitutes are costing more than white flour, and in fact every article used in the bakery business has taken ITAUASiS MOVE IP. over to the military. Ao Kick Against Huns. ona died, one missing, three prisoners of a climb in price.

It is compulsory for Carl Peterson, a Finlander, created a bad impression when he informed us to use substitutes in the manufacture of bread but there is a decided the court that he left Finland when but a boy, und hud resided in New wu i neiia nompson, a woman arrested by Detectives McLaughlin and tinder the Vagrancy Act. TO ni II.H lSlTwil SKtTlOV VICTORIA, n. Aug. 16, On the suggestion of Premier Oliver, Taylor, director of the Imperial Munitions Hoard in Vancouver, writes that he will Immediately get into scarcity of substitutes. The bakers have held off as long as they possibly could do but are now confronted with a situation that calls for a change In WASHINGTON, Aug.

16. Italian troops have established themselves in high positions taken from the enemy in Vul Tellina and Val Camonia, while their artillery continued concentrated fire upon tho Important Austrian defense positions, according to an official resumo of Italian operations received at the embassy from Rome. Westminster for the past ten years, Sidney No. 3 to Ply for P. G.

E. Between Tills City and Squajnish. NEW WESTMINSTER, Aug. 16. The G.

N. R. car barge Sidney No. 3 has been sold to the provincial government for the r. G.

K. railway service between Vancouver and Squam Jsh. It is understood tho price was In the neighborhood of 1 8,000. This will replace the barge recently destroyed bv fire. The Sidney 3 was kept by the G.

N. R. as an auxiliary barge, and has not recently been in commission. but that he had no heart in the war. He did not believe in killing and had Alleged That He Supplied Party With Provisions.

VICTORIA. B. C. August 16. Joseph Naylor, former president of the British Columbia Federation of Labor, who was arrested at Cumberland last evening by the military police and taken to the Courtenay jail, is being held on a charge of "aiding and abetting draft evaders" according to the military authorities here.

Although the full details are not disclosed in the warrant authorizing his arrest and the military are still price to meet existing "If we are going to remain In busi war, 4S wounded, and one ill. Included In the list are the following names: Infantry. KILLED IN ACTION Lieut, C. E. Hyde, Montreal.

LIut. C'ol. K. W. Jonea.

Brockvllle, Ont. DIBD OV WOUNDS Captain O. L. Cameron, Toronto. MISSING J.

Campbell. Victoria. PRISONER OF WAR Lieut. K. K.

Heath, Wallaceburg. Ont Lieut, h. Clelland, M.O., Saskatoon. WOUNDED Lieut. C.

A. Vellllux, Levis, Que. Lieut. C. K.

Wattam. England. LleuL C. Gordon, Toronto. therefore not offered his services.

The Germans, he said, looked just as good to him as anyone else, further stating that he had lived in Germany prior ness, something must be done," was the way W. Shelly summed up the situation. "WTe have given the public a square deal, although many do not realize it. The cost of labor has in to tho war. $50 and costs and handed over to the military was his portion.

H. Milford, who claimed to be a Russian, but admitted he could not creased, we are compelled to use Captain A. A. Gray, scotlana. TROUBLES STOMACH M.C.

(enlisted at Lieut, r. H. Stevenson, DAVID SPENCER LIMITED speak the language with any degree of fluency, caused some amusement when asked what language he really did speak. "I speak American English," he said. substitutes that cost more, and yet we have been trying to continue in business without calling upon the public to share our burdens.

It has now come to the pluce where we must put an Increase In price Into effect We have frequently heard comparisons made between Vancouver and Toronto, or some other city in the east, Winnipeg England. Lieut. .1. O. Kltzgorald.

Halifax. Lieut. W. G. Tennant, Toronto.

Lieut. L. Melkle, Scotland. Lieut. J.

D. Ferguson. Wellington, Lieut. M. L.

Brady. Quebec. Lieut. H. Goodman.

Toronto. Lieut. A. K. Gardiner.

Scotland. Ont. Ho denied being able to speak German, and said he had offered himself silent, it is alleged that Naylor gave comfort to draft evaders by sending provisions. It is understood that the alleged offense Is connected with the party of men who sought to escape military service by camping out on I.ako Comox, among the number being Albei Uoodwin, over whose death by shootjng a sympathetic strike was called in Vancouver a couple of weeks ago. Lieut.

C. T. Hanly, Plcton. ont. where conditions are altogether be vond comparison.

If a fair compari Ont. Lieut. J. J. l'olan, Uptergrove, Vlr Lieut, (formerly rrlvate) J.

ymtth son is desired all the coast cities of for military service, but had been refused on account of medical defects. He produced his medical history sheet, which he said he had been given to understand would suffice. Ho dis covered.that it would not suffice when the presiding justices ordered him to pay a fine of $25 and costs and to be taken in charge by the military. Grocery Bulletin the Tacific coast should be placed in the same category. In Seattle.

Ta coma and Portland bread is sold at IMBIBED TOO FREELY 18 ounces for 11 cent. We have been, and are still, selling 18 ounces LAI NDHY STARCH lbs. PRESIDENT'S SUSPENSION for 1 0 cents. We are prevented from reducing the size of the loaf, so therefore we must increase the, price." ONE YEAR'lN PRISON per in. TOILKT PAPER 6 rolls for DIOKP SLA TKOUT I'er tin f'IIIi KL'N Mb.

tin TUis Was Subject of IlLsetLViion at toria. Captain W. C. Mitchell. Toronto.

Lieut. .1. O. Nicholson. Montreal.

Lieut. H. Gransett, Tlarrle, (jnt. Lieut. H.

O. Gibson. Toronto. Lieut. K.

If. Johns. Wlarton, Ont. Lieut. S.

Do Lahsye, Channel Islands. Captsln B. .7. Jackson (enlisted at Calgary). England.

Lieut. W. C. Brown. Toronto.

Captain C. E. Adams. Pi. 'ton, Ont.

Lieut. A. II. Brown, KcrriS'lale, I). C.

Lieut. W. Herbert. Toronto. Major G.

K. Reld. Kngland. LleuS. (formerly Private) A.

V. Collins. Duncan, B. C. Lieut.

G. Beattie. Montreal. Act. Captaln John Robertson, Pcotland.

Captain R. B. Whitehead, Walkerton, Ont. Captain H. C.

H. Brayfield. M.C, New Westminster. Lieut. J.

W. Knowles. Sarnla, Ont. Engineers. klt.t.Kn IV ACTION ARE OUE 10 ACIDITY Tells Safe, Certain, Speedy Relief for Acid Indigestion.

So called stomach troubles, such as Indigestion, gas, sourness, stomachache nd Inability to retain food are In probably nine cases out of ton, simply evidence that excessive secretion of acid Is taking place In the stomach, causing the formation of gas and acid indigestion. Gas distends the stomach and causes that full, oppressive, burning feeling sometimes known as heartburn, while the acid irritates and Inflames the delicate lining of the stomach. The trouble lies entirely in the excess development or secretion of acid. To stop or prevent this souring of the food contents of the stomach and to neutralize the acid, and make it bland and harmless, a teaspoonful of bisurated magnesia, a good and effective corrector of add stomach, should be taken In a quarter of a glass of hot or cold water after rating or whenever gas, sourness or acidity is felt. This sweetens the stomach and neutralizes the acidity in a few moments and 1 a perfectly harmless and Inexpensive remedy to use.

An sntiarld, such as blsnrated magnesia which ran he obtained from any druggist In either powder or tablet form enables the stomach to do Its work properly without the aid of artificial dlgestents. Magnesia comes In several forms, so be ret to ask for and take only Bisurated Magnesia, which Is espedally prepared for the above purpose. Two Autoisls Asked to Deposit $100 in City Treasury. Two men charged with being drunk while operating an automobllo were heard before Magistrate the offenders being H. H.

Harold or Dahl and It. M. Mclntyre. In each case the charge was considered proven, the pair being ordered to detach themselves from $50 und costs or to remain in custody for two months. Three imbibers who overstepped the mark took aboard more hard liquor thar 'hey oiid conveniently manHge, failed to face the court when IMI'OIITLH SARDINLS IN TOMA 1 I'o SAK Double size tins SOc MIOI.L OX TONHIK Will serve I or Ii people; $1.83 value for l.0 LARKS I'OKK AND ltKANS ShTs lo Ihree for I.IRIIY'S DRIED HKKK Jr Ll Ni II TONGt (iiK' tins for 49c Meeting of Police liiion.

Members of the policemen's union gathered at the Labor Temple this morning to discuss the suspension of President George Waite by Chief 1'olice McKae, but at the conclusion of the meeting it was announced that another meeting of the union would be held this evening, when those members of the union who were on duty this morning will deal with the question. Waite was suspended by Chief McKae for having allegedly made certain statements to another member of the force in regard to membership in the union. i Dot i 'Hi u'uL ATK J.V cakes Sir" I'T'sTARD I'nWDL It for g. He E. I.

Ifcl.S NAPHTHA SOAP A very scarce article and soiling wholesale ut. a case of VXJ hurs, to retail nt. enko 'lhrop bars for 2.5n Limit only sold with olbcr groceries. SHKKIiflKIi VVIIIMT HlSfl ITS In small packages, originally Intended for free distribution. Tho t'ontrol Hoard ordered them sold in Hie ordinary way.

I'm i niiiulii Ing two biscuits, ii pkgs. for iiic The large package contains 1J Ids CUltN Slid ScllS for I.M! CMIIISTMAS PARI ril.S Kill! IIVKIt iliAS Tliere arc Instances wo know of where panels have taken three nionllis to get tn their destination. There Is another reason, too. why you should start to plan right now there Is (julte a scarcity of dried fruits and peels, and conditions will not Improve: long hefore t'hrlstnias tnjiny lines will he unobtainable. Dominion hiiand soi l' one of the heat brands on the market: and, with t'amphcHs selling at 'J for destined to have an immense sale.

A tin ftc Hol.PP.ooK OI.D COI NI'llY vim; I1AII Itecardcd by experts as to the best. With t'. A II selling at a bottle, where obtainable, this Is a rare to buy vinegar for pickling. Large bottles MAI.KI.VS liol.DEN t'lttsr BAK IMi I'oWDLK 15c Limit Lieut. K.

W. Auld, Chariottetown, P. WOUNDUP Captain C. A Bell, M.C, Toronto. Artillery.

PI RK It ASPHLRRY VINEGAR J.arge bottle, Coc value for ajc KILLED IN ACTION Lieut. D. K. Fl. hcr, Mlllbrook, III mini ll ii ii ii ii ii ii H1UUUUUUUU Ont.

I vi i. mi I'H'KLKS. yt'EEN QL'AL I IT Large bottles, value 24c I PREPARED Ml STAKD lsjc bot I 'Irs for inr Darby O'Connor Receives Swift Punishment for Theft. For a momentary lapse from the paths of honesty John "Darby" O'Connor will languish in jail for a period of one year, that sentence being imposed on him by Magistrate South after the accused had entered a plea of guilty. "Durby" in a fit of mental aberration appropriated a suitcase containing a quantity of ladles' clothes together with a number of dishes and an electric iron.

Among the loot was a bottle which "Darby" fondly hoped contained something with a kick, but which turned out, when opened at headquarters, to hold nothing more intoxicating than gasoline. He was also accused of stealing a cooked chicken but this he stoutly denied, although admitting the other thefts. In view of the fact, that he would receive a sentence anyhow, Mr. Maitlttnd consented withdraw the chicken charge and "Darby" disappeared from view en route for Okalla. SHOW SEATS COLLAPSE.

WINNIPEG, tin. IS Four persons were Injured Wednesday night when a section of seats In a wild west show collapsed. The Injured: Miss M. Maurice, fractured leg; Ales. Nutch.

lea's bruised; L. A. Cann'on, anklei injured; I Ammtiine, legs Injured. An Investigation will ha held. stAIluwTj riSnnt nn JLtlDODDQ uu WOUNDKtl Lieut.

W. A. Alwatd. St. N.

B. Lieut. K. Cook. Vancouver.

Lieut. C. N. Berkeley, Csl. Lieut.

A C. Manning. WoodnvilK Ont. Gunner K. D.

Hme. Vancouver. A. ft. Johnson.

Wlnntfrrd, Alta. Cavalry. KILLED IN ACTION Lieut. V. E.

Sprado. England. Lieut. S. Booth.

England. Lieut. Melkle, England. KKTUUJMKNT ADMITTED. BERLIN via London, Aug.

16. Admission that the Germans have evacuated positions near Puisieux and Beaumont Hamel. which lie to the north of Albert, is made In the German official communication issued today. I 1 9 3 V'ai: LiRHY'S DEVILLED MEATS 10c tins n' for 25c 1 II It PIMENTO STI FFED ol.lES Large bottles, rrg. 30c aoc LII1HY yi KEN OLIVES rialn, loc bottles for 34 CHOW CHOW PlCKLES lor VltEN'i CAI'EltS 20c bottles He CLARK'S ROILED DINNER A most convenient dish for days when you don't want to cook and yet feel you must have a hot dinner.

Meat, vegetables, all In ii. unl tasty, too. A tin for St NKIST CRAPE I RMT a for SOc NEW POTATOES 11 lbs Sic TABLE BRAN3 1 lbs 14c Tibs, for sac QI AKEK EL LOW CtiRNMEAL l'r pkg ton KOITH VAXt Ol VER TAXPAYERS. Let your better judgment, prevail WI1T PAT MORE? TRY IRI.MIS FOR VRl IT JARS. RED I Ri niiLR Regular 10 doz.

at 1r 1 Thre doren for SOr ana pay your taxes promptly. It is me avowea intention of the commis sioner to nou a tax sale each year, if necessary, and so compel delinquents RIPE TOMATOES sire; per lb. Aiedlum and large I inc lIOTElWu) MlJlltRN A. F. Wilbee Co.

61M 1'BASRR PHONE JRASER 2 Ms give Freo Deliver? io assume tneir just responsibilities Rebate period expire A tie. SI. inc. nYhnr 332 i 1 1 y.o ll I smt IMPS tins for a I COM MRI A Ml 'STARD tins WOUNDED Lieut. H.

K. Cochrane, M.C. Toronto. Mounted Rifles. KILLED IN ACTION Lieut, (formerly Private! O.

H. Griffiths, enlisted Victoria: address not stated. Lieut V. 1. Dalllie.

Montreal. WOUNDED Lieut. W. M. Harris.

Port Hope, Onl. Lieut. M. Campbell, Toronto. Machino Cuns.

WOUNDED i Captain U. E. Biai Vancouver. Lieut. H.

II. Essex. Hamilton, Ont. clist Corp. PRISONER OP WAR Lieut.

M. A. Mercer. Toronto. Medical hertlcrs.

WOUNDED Hon. Major A Madden. M.C. Winnipeg. Railway Troops.

II. Sapper J. Macdonsld, Condor, Alt. Infantry. WOUNDED Lance orpl.

M. S. Walker. Fouth Vancouver, B. Mounted Rifle.

ILL AND WOUNDED (i. W. Knight. Victoria. i.

K. Geldard. Victoria. Grerwwy. Crsnhrook, B.

C. CI VI MBERS 3 for HEAD I.KTTiTE NEW VOf'Nii 4 bunches NEW I'EAS 3 lbs NEW CELERY Per head NEW WAX 1SEANS 3 12 lbs. NEW liREEN BKANS 3 lbs. EiiETAIiLK MARROWS Each tiREEN ONIONS 3 for RADISHES hunches for NEW 7 lbs NEW CORN for per 1l07.cn CANTALOI PK Each IS lb. sack B.

C. Sugar 1'nre Lard, lb Pest Canadian Cheese lovely Bulk Butter, 16 ox. Double quantity Vinegar, white or brown. I CIDER V1NEUAR Government standard, large hurries. 2.V value for 17c PI RE UltAPE jriCC Qusrt lot.

45c PI RE SWEET APPLE CIDER 20c bnttles for 15c 1IROWN OR WHITE VI.VKlJ.Ut Ooyernment standard: IV bot. He iftc 2.V 35c inc I lie Inr sv SOe ITRE STRAWBERRY JAM Same 1 sDe tin ss can corn value I RED SALMON Klne. Juicy ftsh; 2Hc I tins for 17c Shredded Wheat. Grape Nuts. Corn Flakes ind Tost Toastlos.

all 2 for S.V Teftr 3 bars for IV Only delivered with other goods. flack and Tan Nugget 9e Kot Sced KjUins. 3 for i5c 'risen Mr anil tS.e Michigan Boulevard at 13th Street CHICAGO On nJ on Mode from Cntral Ttrmintl of IllinoU Central. Big Four, and Micrugan Cntial L.ns. Evident, luMpttaLU fctr Hcatitlwu luxury.

WitHin tt9 raacK cf "Tn Loop Cructgo'f business, shopping nj tlvj district. Modnt Rat PonmantH datacritrl ahoarcr $1 GO a day: room witJi prv a ata bath $1 to $2 0, for two per oiuU WtoiMOOatUy. 3C0Roo u. Eacallfnt cuirirta. Modarata phcas in Cafa Cnll, and Ccfjaa Shop.

PRANZ, Pra. and Mgr. Old Southern Hospitality in Ncu) Southern Hotel It A KS Sweet I now. Regular SIj for nd Juicy Just per ilox. for 5e 'Ti help make tronc, kn.

red tl led mer Iran her not I In my nrlencfl I hare fand rat rmr of lw, frmw I'nlt ttaht a orcante Iran ax DEI. MONTE n.MPKIN Lsrie tins for SOc LIBBV'S SWEET POTATOES The finest uuality; large Una, JOc value for Zoa "1 Hlliri fnstr Richard Holland Krwmey DWa atNl Iron," a Ir. Jamea KranrU fulli Sam iasl rh R.ll.. 11 2 In. tin Red Fot Molasscj unliffbt.

Life Buoy and Ivory EXCELSIOR PATES One of the nle est dstew on the market; plump, moist ilatea. eqnal to the liromnlin: good for overseas. Tkt Two for P.l.l lpl.l. New Varh. and the "Jr the C.

8. PI KE CASTILE SOAP long bars; I value for aic Mad otT onapi too duomtuus to mrn Hon. M.4V 0 TO REUJSA. REG IN A. Ang.

M. Subje, to his acceptance. A I. W. Kay.

of Ottawa, aaa last evening appointed medital superintendent of the Kegiaa lieneral Hoepital by the board gocriinm to fill the vacancy ItOBBIB lll'RNS' SHORTCAKE A I luxury, packed tn airtight packages HOC I OVERSEAS JELLIES JOr value 14c SANDWICHOLA Plmentoea. Tuna A eombloatlf Klsb and vt hr.trr trantr Ha.pltal. Nuial nerwi tfansj l. lem (Kiird), the drsjas Ir.m fti lnrreaM the tren(th aad pner bar of Mhiloh. who wm aergesnl la luranrr of weak, nrrtoaa.

run dowa pr the I. H. Army when anlr li years af iir, pie In twa weeks' lime. It la how being alsa I niled Mates Jo'lre w. Atklh.oil a el by ore' lhre million people an af the nar of I laims af Washington and anally, la.l.i.lin, men a.

Hoa. other. Natated Iron riisurnsrtl by all l.eli M. formerly prrrrtary af good drogglola everywhere. Olives; per'sr.

TaVEXT NV caused by the resignation of lr. iakia. 1.