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•uiwrvielen And tin1
*SS law does not permit -ev'
n* to Kuarant*# our
aPS rate but for owr ill j N«
Mg we have
Jgj? ; : ! • • ,i - . ; r
wBggF'i 3*\ m% in \
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PROTESTS ,’Om
would l>e a defic 1
Prussia:1, b v.l ;t
of Deputies recc
itva' to the C ol :
“Our people a u t futij
situalio " he . a
cost hill ons. Ctu
involve billions.:
of 50 per Ct it !•.;
liOperc* k>
the talk that i •
such rates ; ■ a Vo
jN * r, \ ■ r*i| | it / 1 ’
S( l -k . I.
l • .lit
Chemical research w <■ tube hv i
ward 1 t o IUu: t
shin of tin Exai
i
stated is no )<*■:.• »
steel, as is i n; '-m
tlicit t.*e *.at*
coope a ion
izers and lea Un >. e -i *
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sary as ssa?y, and that ’vill be
fot a long time.” D • . 1 vel ' i:i the use n
, ; Haber, said: ”Gas attacks a
oi!. ci ie / (;uvv':h hh’ of the situai
;H :lU ;i to *v, altoi ipls have always beenmade
t,ut in ■ n; • wiviwi war has become stationary
, i \ ; \ tin- u .*(. gas is disliked by our enemies is
in.. ••<;; <- * . y.'Tsi gas attack calls for a
m of discipline and intelligence in the com
d DECREASES CRIME
« - ; dibit io i k given the
■ , : ( •.; x a«e in crime and inisciemean-;
■ a *1 y White, of this
on of policp records for
. i * : . ith -Tore of the first four I
i decrease of fifty*
■ ts in tiie four month period.,
i: im.d HAS A RICE FAMINE
, :. Jur.e.GG— Wawaii is experien •- i
•ice. ’s aviating. To relieve the,
i ( commission acting in cooper
• < mother of Commerce has
.
"iiv . oin -Japan.
. T ,S - > . LTP \v tTII HARVEST
1 l
• awing ti e “peak load’ of
ot resume its exe -
. i i the part the waive."
the third week ia
»
' •> v. . S \KE HOUNDED UP
‘ha nationl guard and
j
■ ; atho Pit: ].*/<
..id neveu registers .
• LAND TO MAKE PEACE WITH RUSSIA .
l
i I[ii dach, Genua
- >.i(t '’ovenment today
, i axe n ■ otiations with Pussi..
do. to .v, a. representative (t
ecussions'.
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r * '*<05^
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I; I •
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ft;
L_ . -V V " ‘ _ *
where vc ’i ..
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r~' ** a
& ilCiT.^ p. :_v\
;
' “Shubt nrioe
is known 1 » ir <r * « ; i* * - fci'e
not “Shipping »;
prices A :a$k; » * *
ship ail the .
{“Shubert 1. y F£*EE
The Lcry l
Dest. 2SG ' ' . ; U. £. A.
( i • Y, June (> .— liigid
'0 t • • United Suite? go/
. . ogard to proofs of Anicri
nship before pssports are is
. . ,iv< w» lad hardships on a mint
ed t no resident? of Mexico
havi #iv ai ied themselvc s
•: dan-. The ca. e of A. C. Sav
:\’il cn dr.ee r, i> the most notable
vugc although TO years old.
* ti <uivince the Arneiciau con
sul ; ai • ir is an American c it den
• corning to Mr. Savage, he was
in Brooklyn hut, after the lapse
■i than half century, lie has*
Mo -os:- ihit to produce citizen
> |- •»!*: r-cj wired hv the American
rovepfim^nt.
Id adventurous career. Mr.
Si ae ' located railways in almost
y :V. < f the then wild United
rinding the line of the Texas
P if • u fie .Southwest. In the Black
Hi” ftu'dit Inliaii' with Colon* 1
>V. F. Cody .and in the old Indian Tcr
; ]u served as deputy United
>tr;cs marshal in 1875-76. He was
the fir: t city enyr.eer of El Paso and
1 ' : out the towns of Brownsville,
E;> do Pa s ,and Harden. Despite his
yt urs lie v. rw is engaged in a three
months trip through the Pacific
Court dr o of Mexico. His only son
is serving in tlie American army in
1 Alice.
Miss (Jrace Pritchard, teacher in the I
Unga Schooh has sent in an applicat- j
ion for enrollment of the school as a j
.Junior Red Cross Auxilliarv. Miss j
Pr'tch rd ates that the pupils are j
ever} anxious to do their bit and ai* i
literally “combing the island” for tin ;
foil. A supply of yarn, needles and in- I
struct ions will be sent fo Uuga on the I
Dor.
-«T
After all is. said and done, the best
way to deal with a bull in a china
shop is to shoot the bull. I
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