ALLIES GAIN TIME
vents German Offensive.
Attacks In Woevre, Heralded As Gen
eral Movement, Cease—Assistance
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south of Albert, was
A trench captured
the Fre
afternoon Ger
attack ag
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morning.
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French hand-grenade
auccesaful.
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tack
heavy
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lowing
“Batween and
assaults
l#opretre an
prepared for
broke down
positions
the forest of
which was
artillery fire
front our new
enemy's loss was heavy
upon our position southeast of Sonder
nach and southeast of Muenster was
beaten off
“Our alrmen attacked station build.
ings at Cerardmer
“The situation Is unchanged
eastern theatre
“In the soutiiegstern theatre a local
fight has taken "place in the ion
south of Krasniostav (24 miles south
of Lublin), which everywhere was in
our favor.”
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TWO SUBMARINES SUNK,
ftalian and Austrian Craft Go Down
in a Duel
Turin. —Divers, operating for the re.
covery of the Italian submarine Me.
dusa in the Adriatic, have discovered
another submarine, evidently Aus
trian, nearby on the bottom. It Is
evident that both were sunk fn a sub-
marine duel.
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General Botha.
gquare mil The population
and bush
Iation in
12.29
$50
78.558, chiefly Hottentots
The European
14.816
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men popu
1913 was of whom
nclud-
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police, ia iven
2.992
HOLT TO BE BURIED IN DALLAS,
in Her Home City,
Frank Holt
This announcement
Dallas, Texas
buried in Dallas
pany. Holt'a wife and father-in-law
Ithaca, N. Y
yielded to our wishes
be in Ithaca, N. Y., so that she might
be spared the ordeal of the funeral”
said Mrs. Holt's father, the Rev. OF
Sensabaugh, In malting the announce
ment, “but later she insisted on Frank
being buried here, were she expects
to make her home.”
‘My daughter first
U. 8. CAVALRY FIRED UPON.
Supposed To Have Come From Mex).
can Raiders.
Brownsville, Texas. Twelve or 14
shots were fired from ambush on
United States cavalry troops a mile
east of here. The bullets spattered
overhead and around the horses’ feet,
but caused no Injuries, No trace of
the shooters. supposed to be Mexican
raiders, has been found. The situa
tion from raiders is rapidly getting
more serious, and Brownaville has
asked more Federal troops for protec:
tion.
and Missouri Suffered.
FOND res
Iohneon. his wife and
badly
3
Springs the hot
hildren were all red
dian
Sanders
ne of
waz forn to fragments and
two Avevearold child:
killed
prepari
Hifted
en. twins
of (
lem Owen
ng to t when the t
their home and
radius of haif a mile
of t nily were bad
The family
was fire or
nado
Over a
scattered
three members he fa
hurt
AUSTRIANS SINK CRUISER
Armored Ship Amalfi Sent
Down By Submarine.
The Italian armored cruiser
been torpedoed and sunk
Austrian submarine in the
Adriatic. Official announcement of the
destruction of the warship was made
by the Ministry of Marine. Almost
The Amalfi
Rome
ried 8584 men
The official announcement
loss of the Amalfi follows
“While an Italian squadron was re
connoltering in the northern section of
the Adriatic Sea an Austrian sub
marine torpedoed the cruiser Amalf,
which afterward sank
“Before leaving the ship the sallors
eried: ‘Long live Italy!’
“The crew was almost
saved.”
This Is the hardest blow suffered by
the [tallan Navy in the war with Aus
tria
of the
wholly
AFTER AccomPLICES OF HOLT.
Secret Service Men and Detectives Be.
lieve Me Must Have Mad Aid.
New York Secret Service men and
detectives working on the Holt -Muen-
ter case centred their efforts in the
search for Holts accomplices--if he
had any. The thoroughness and wide
gcope of his work, they think, makes
it seem almost certain that he had
some aid.
LLIES LOSE 136 AIRCRAFT
Ma
chine Gun Fire
June On
is made that
has been
do not give
an
ator
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aeroplanes
According to the German
figures, supplemented to some saxtent
by foreign newspaper reports, the
Germans, Austrians and Turks have
tile aircraft up to June 22. Of these
the largest number, namely
lost by the French. The English lost
i7
57. were
SHOT FOR COWARDICE.
Reports Execution Of Eight
Russian Officers.
leriin (wireless via Sayville) 11 Ia
reported from Riga--on the Gulf of
Riga, Baltle Coast—ihat eight Rus.
gian officers, including one major and
three non-commissioned officers, were
court-martialed and shot on June 10
tor cowardice displayed in the face of
the enemy.
Berlin
JAPAN AND RUSSIA IN PACT.
Alliance Between Former
Enemies Reported Near.
Honolulu. A new alliance between
Japan and Russia is reported by Tokio
dispatches to local Japanese papers
to be imminent. Advices received say
that the reported alliance is nearly in
final form.
New
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Live Stock
CHIC
7.80; light,
785; heavy, $7@7.15;
pigs, $6.26@7.60
Cattle Native beel steers,
9.90; Western, $7.2608.45;
heifers, $3250950. calves,
10.50
Sheep—Sheap, $5.750685;
including springs, $7010.26.
AGO. — Hogs -— Bulk, $7.50@
756@7.90; mixed, $7.30@
rough, $37@7.15;
$685Q
cows and
$7.20
lambs,
KANSAS CITY. —~Hogs--Buik, $7.60
@7.70; heavy, $7680@7656. packers
and butchers’. $7.60@7.75; light, $7.60
@7.75; pigs, $7T@7.50
Cattle—Prime fed steers, §0.200Q
$65: dressed beel steers, $8508.25;
Western steers, $7.50699.35; Southern
steers, $6.5009; cows, HS0@TTS;
belfers, $7@9.50; stockers and [eed
ers, $6506; calves, 360210.25.
Sheep—Lambs, $925@975; year
lings, $6.50@8: wethers, 5.2506;
ewes, $4.75@5.50.
PITTSBURGH. « Cattle — Choloe,
$9.2589.50; prime, $5.80G9.
Sheep-—Prime wethers, $8507:
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$7911; veal calves, 310.75@11.
3/COULD NOT
STAND ON FEET
| Mrs. Baker So Weak—Could
Not Do Her Work —Found
Relief In Novel Way.
Adrien, Mich. — ““ I suffered terribly
|
got so weak that |
could hardly do my
work. When 1
{ washed my dishes 1
had to sit « dor wn and
't when 1 would sweep
the floor I would get
so weak ths
have to ge
every few mi
and bet: we | d
dusti ing z I would have
to lie own, I got
80 poorly that my folks thought [ was
going into consumption. 3
found a piece of paper blowing around
the yard and I picked it up and read it
It said ‘Saved from the Grave,’ and
tol d what Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegeta.
ble Com pound has
showed it to my bu
‘Why don’
after |
better and
nead
to W ork,
tr
Not Well
In these
of m
Enouch
world
he near
point of
Men Out
To Win
appreciate that brain,
nerves and muscles can be
kept up to par only by
right living and careful
selection of food.
Thousands of such men
Grape-Nuts
because this food yields
the maximum nourishment
of prime wheat and barley
of which it is made.
Grape-Nuts also retains
the wonderful mineral ele-
ments of the grains so
essential for the daily repair
of brain and nerve tissue,
but which are so often lack-
ing in the usual dietary.
“There's a Reason’
Grape-Nuts
—sold by Grocers.