Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 9 August 1917 — Page 8

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illustrating how the conglomerate Slav population of southern Austria-Hun-gary is ready to break away from the Hapsburg master.

These two divisions, originally Au»Orian, were forced into the ranks early In the war from Bosnia, Crotia and Herrogovlna, the Slav states forcibly annexed by Austria. It Is the great hut bed of Slav agitations. The population Is overwhelmingly Slav, but Is held in subjection by the Iron military rule of the dual monarchy. It was here the Kuropean war was unchained by the assassination of the Austrian crown prince.

f- Slav Versus Slav. The Austrian staff held the Slav threes in reserve for a time, well knowing the bitterness in the ranks. But

When Gen. Brusslloff's great drive began a year ago in Galicia the Austrians had need of every man of their resources. They brought the Slay divisions into line, and for the first time Slav was facing Slav, the southern Slav element being thrust forward to meet the rush of their brothers from the north. It was literally a fight of brother against brother. After on® engagement a young Serb officer went ajnong the enemy wounded and there found two of his brothers fatally shot by his own men and by his own orders.

But the ties of ra^e were stronger than flags. In one fight a machine gun battery attached to one of the Slav divisions opened by firing against the advanoing Russians and then swinging their pieces about and ended the day bv pouring their battery into the Austrians. As the two sides came together the Slavs with the Austrian forces would call out "Ml Smo Serbia," meaning "We are Serbs," which was the signal for steady streams of desertion from the Austrian to tfce Russian ranks. There was much surprise a year ago at the reports of great numbers of prisoners taken by Brussiloff, and It Is said this Is largely accounted for by the great numbers of southern Slavs who. forced to fight, in the Austrian ranks, voluntarily gave themselves up as prisoners when they met their Slav brothers from the north.

These two Serbian divisions made Hp of Slav prisoners from tne Austrian ranks, have been placed under the /v upand of Gen. Zlrkevltch, the devtjuuer of Belgrade, with headquarters at Salonlki. Recently a thousand of them, assembled at Odessa, after voluntarlly being prisoners, carried out a .remarkable trip from Odessa to Petrograd, London, Paris, Marseilles to Salonlkl, In ninety-two days, thus comi i pleting within about three months the transfer of service from tho Austrian, front Iti Galicla to the allied front In 8a1onfk|.

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As a result of an attempt to steal a Watermelon from a Big Four freight car. Charles Sharp, 18 years old, 923 North Eighth street, is at St. Anthony's hospital suffering from a bullet wound in his right arm. Special Officer White reported that the boy i|a.i Just taken a melon from a car when he ordered him to throw up his hands. Instead of complying with the order the boy started to run and the officer fired at him, the bullet taking effect in hla right arm. The boy was taken to a physician's office and then the hospital.

FUN IN THIS.

Twice within the past five days false 'flTe alarms have been turned in from bo* No. 39, Tenth street and Sixth avenue. The first alarm was pulled

Sundav afternoon, and the second alarm was pulled Wednesday afternoon It is believed that some boys have been tampering with the box. and the police department are on the lookout for the culprits.

WERE SPREADING THE LIGHT.

Cart Brannan and Jack Kellet. altas Kohn, who were arrested in this city Tuesday by Detective Dorley and Patrolman Hlaley. were returned to Indianapolis. Wednesday afternoon, by Detective Dugan, of that city. The men stole a quantity of electric light bulbs In Indianapolis and were selling them in this city, according to the police department.

Hair Often Ruined "v By Washing With Soap

Soap should be used very carefully, if you want to keep your hair looking its beet. Most soaps and prepared Shampoos contain too much alkali. This dries the scalp, maJkes the hair brittle, and ruins it.

The best thing for steady use is Just ordinary mulsifled cocoanut oil (which is pure and greaseless), and is better than the most expensive soap or anything else you can ueo.

One or two toaspoonsfuls will cleanse the hair and scalp thoroughly. Simply moisten the hair with water ana rub It sn. It makes an abundance of rich, ereamy lather, which rinses out easily, removing every particle of duet, dirt, dandruff and excessive oil. The hair «Jrles quickly and evenly, and it leave® the scalp soft, and the hair fine and "silky, bright, lustrous, fhilty and easy to manage. i You can get mulslfled cocoanut oil at any pharmacy, It's very cheap, and a few ounces will supply every memtior Of the family for months.—Advertisement.

W QUIT AUSTRIA JOIN WITH RUSSIANS'

Two Whole Division^ Answer the Call: i of the Blood—One Strange War Story.

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LEMONS BRING OUT THE HIDDEN BEAUTY

Mak* this lotion for very llttl* coat and Just sea for yourself.

CORFU, Island of Corfu, July 10.— ^By Mall.)—There are two whole Serbia divisions—four thousand men which entered the war under the Austrian flag, fighting against the entente allies, and which today have turned squarely around and are fighting under gjcin softener and complexion beautifler, the entente colors against the central! tjy squeezing the Juice of two fresh powers. This fighting under two flags lemons Into a bottle containing three Is one of the queer romances of the big ounces of orchard white. Care should

At the cost of a small Jar of ordinary cold cream one can prepare a full quarter pint of the most wonderful lemon

related by Prof. Yanltch, private be taken to strain the Juice through a chaplain of King Peter of Serbia, as fne cloth so no lemon pulp gets In,

then this lotion will keep fr&ah for months. Every woman knows that lemon juice la used to bleach and remove such blemishes as freckles, sallowness and tan, and is (he Ideal skin softener, smoothener 8nd beautlfi r.

Just try it! Get three ounces of orchard white at any pharmacy and two lemons from the grocer and mr»lte np a quarter pint of this sweetly fragrant lemon lotion and massage it dally into the face, neck, arms and hands. It naturally should help to soften, freshen, bleach and bring out the roses and beauty of any skin.—Advertisement.

NORTHERN LIGHTS IN FINE DISPLAY HERE

Visible All Over This Section, and fclay Old Ned With Telephone Lines.

Terr» Hauteans out late last night were treated to a display of the northern lights, that peculiar Arctic phenomena you used to read about in your physical geography.

The lights knocked out telephone service by neutralizing the positives and negatives (whatever they are) and caused those citizens who had imbibed a little too freely to imagine that the north end of town was on fire.

Jeff Walsh says the aurora bo real is was very plain from his house. He says he called his Swedish house girl to see them.

He said: "Oh, Louisa, get up. the northern lights are out." Ivoulsa replied "Dey shouldn't pe. I yust put oil in 'em yesterday."

Seen In Chicago.

CHICAGO, Aug.

The phenomena became visible and began to affect telegraph and telephone wires shortly before midnight last night and for several hours before oay light this morning many ^trunk line circuits were useless.

The display of the aurora tn Colorado was described as particularly brilliant, many persons believing the blood red appearance of the northern sky was caused by forest fires.

THE LADY TALKED.

And Attraeed the Attention of the Police—There Was a Reason. Louise Galbreath, bound for Indianapolis, missed her train "Wednesday afternoon, and In her sorrow got into a condition that will cause her to miss trains for several days. She was arrested by Special Officer Galbreath, of the Big Four railroad company.

The officer said that he noticed her waiting at the station and that she was Intoxicated. He told her to leave the station and take a walk so au to be in better condition when her train for Tndianapolls arrived. The woman left the station, stayed away until the train had left, and then returned in a worse condition than she had formerly been In. According tc the o/Tlcer she was talking to everyone that she could see, both In the station and on the street. Judge Newton fined her $r and cost*.

ROCKVILLE TO HEAR BRYAN.

Speakers Announced for Chautauqua All Day Friday. By Special Correspondent.

ROCKVILLE. Ind„ Aug. ».—The Hon. William Jennings Bryan and lr. Edward A. Steiner, head of the department of applied Christianity in Iowa college, at Grinnell, will be the principal speakers at the Rockville chautauqua Friday. The program will be as follows: 9 a. m., "Boy Scout Work," by Jas. G, Arkrlght 10:30 a. m., Dt. J. G. Beneon, "A Child In $be Midst 1:30 p. m.. Dixie Jubilee Concert company 2:80 p. m., address, William J. Bryan, "The Two Pictures 4 p. m., Mrs. Demarchtis Brown, "Impressions of FJnpland and the English 7:30 p. m., prelude, "D'xie JubUe© Concert company 8 p. m., Dr. Edward A. Steiner, "On the Trail of the Immigrant."

MAX WHEELER LEAVES.

Maxwell A. Wheeler, who has been directing the boys' work at the local Y. M. C. A. for the last two years, is to leave Monday for Duluth, Minn., where he is to accept a position as physical director of the business men and the senior classes of the Y. M. C. A. He is to be first assistant to LeRoy Olson, chief physical director of the Duluth association.

REPUBLICANS JdEET.

lDvery precinct In the city ttu represented at the meeting of republican precinct committeeman held at 525 Ohio street, Wednesday evening. Encouraging reports were received. Another meeting was called for Aug. 22. -d

WHEN IN DOUBT. Try The Tribune.

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An attractive skin wins admiration. In social life and In business the girl or woman whose face and hands showevidence of constant care enjoys a tremendous advantage over those who do not realise the value of a healthy"skin and a spotless complexion.

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Pique, repp, gaberdine, poplin and beach cloth Wash Skirts. All this season's best styIcs. Waist bands 23 to 30 inches. The most wonderful values of the year for

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borealis, or northern lights Interrupted wire communication over the northern half of the United States and all of Canada from the Rocky mountains to the Atlantic ocean and even was felt in southern latitudes last night and for several hours early today.

89c Negligee and AQ^% Sport Shirts

Here Is a big sensational bargain. Men's and boys' Negligee and Sports Shirts in white, blue, tan and fancy stripes fine madras and pongette. All sizes.

Australian wool nap Blankets full size will retail for $3 this winter. Friday's price, pair,

Quantity limited.

Livingston Wool Nap Blankets

Plain gray, extra size this fsil's price will be $3.25. Fri- QOl day, pair «pJL«*/Ol

Quantity limited.

Campbell Brand Wool Nap Blankets

Plaids only double bed size $3.50 Blankets. Friday (CO OPv the pair .Quantity limited.

$7,50 Wool Blankets

Double bed size plain color or plaids will sell for $10.00 when cold AA westher sets in. Friday, pair...

Better lay aside your morning work. It can wait. These Blankets will not remain long at these low prices.

Special Notice:

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High-grade makes In poro3 mesh, derby ribbed and nainsook. AM perfect goods. Three styles all sizes in the lot. The greatest union suit bargain of the season. Friday OOC

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GERMANS TRAIN DOCS TO CATCH FOOD HOGS

Fido and Kaiser Are Used to Discover

If Anyone Has Any Illegal Stores.

BE7RU?* {via Xiondon). Aujar. 9.— Germany's famed police dogs are now proving valuable sleuths tn running

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^ERRE HAUTE TRIBUNE,

Wash Skirts

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15c to 25c Fancy Voiles Organdies

Lawns Batistes

59c

Choice at Yd.

The materials are now selling st 25c yard. You can readily see what wonder bargains these shirts are at

Prepare New For Winter August Blanket Sale

FRIDAY

Essex Plaid Blankets

In order to give you the benefit of these low prices we

will lay away BLANKETS for you and Hold till September. If the price goes up you get yours at the low prices. If the price goes down we will give yeu your money back that you paid on your lay-away.

You r^ak nothing in this great Blanket Sale.

Friday Flyer

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ORANGE SPECIAL

New pack Sifted Early Peas, just in No. 2 cans 4 tall Pet or Dundee Milk 2 pkgs. Qrape Nuts or Shredded Wheat 10 bars Flake White, White or Crystal White Soap for Powdered Ammonia, the cleaner and cleanser, per package Lux, the handy Soap Flakes for all woolens, laces, eto., does not shrink per 1 package i.4J2v 5-pound package Argo Starch Small package,

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down violators of the food laws. Xear Berlin the dog's located a man who had been pilfering on vegetable patches of truck gardeners, leading officials to the house where the stolen vegetables were hidden.

In Munich a constable attempted to seize a man caught with fifty pounds of meat from en illegal slaughter house. The man escaped, leaving the burden behind, but was tracked to a hayloft by police dogs. When the officer returned to spot where the meat was left he found the meat gone. The police dogs were again summoned and located It in a nearby house where it had been hidden by a woman.

When hailed to court the meat

GREAT FRIDAY" FLYERS

All Wash Goods

SACRIFICED

Friday Is Clean Up Day Here

AH the season's prettiest Wash Materials are grouped in two lots for quick disposal.

SHOES QQ

f|g| Women's and Children's

Canvas Eulton Shoes

Solid leather heels. Values $1.50 to $2.00. Friday special. Children's sizes to 12 Women's sizes to 8

ATTENTION

WOMEN I

Every woman knows that good Percales and Dress Ginghams are selling at 25c yard, so when you see Porch Dresses and Children's Dresses made of the best grade percale and gingham selling at 98c, it certain

shows that they are wonderful values¥%

FOR FRIDAY!

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to $3.00 Porch

Dresses and. Children's School Dresses at

GOOD ADVICE.

THE PORCH DRESSES COME IN SIZES 36 TO 46. THE SCHOOL DRESSES 6 TO 14, BUY ENOUGH FOR A YEAR AT LEAST.

Lederer-Feibelman Company

Fancy Cal. late Valencia Oranges, fine flavor, sweet and juicy, 100 size^ same as others sell at 5c each special three for 10c, a dozen for ...........

Sugar cured little pig Hams, mild, sweet and tender, 7 to 10 TYKP pounds, pound..

Sugar cured lean breakfast Bacon, 2 to 4 lbs., special, a pound O

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speculator pleaded he was without funds. The court was inclined to doubt the story and suspecting the meat smuggler had hidden his purse in the hay loft, again requisitioned the police dogs, which found the man's pocket book well padded with currency hidden in the hay.

The fishing industry is also helng subjected to investigation and control as a result of wholesale smuggling and speculation.

THE BEST REAL ESTATE BARGAINS are altravs advertised In the Tributne Real Estate Columns. Twelve wncds three days for 30 cents.

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3 packages 5o Ivory' "f Gloss Starch "V 4 rolls 10c Toilet OKg* Paper £dO\, 1 pound 60o Gunpowder

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THURSDAY, AUGUST

Silk Hose 3 pair for 50c

Black, white and colors seamless, double soles. If the price of hosiery keeps soaring as it has for the past six months, Hosiery will sell at prices so high that only the rich can afford them. Take a tip, lay in a supply to last a year. There are 1,487 pairs offered for Friday. The No. 2 quality of 50c Fibre Silk Hose, slight factory imperfections here and there that does not affect the wear. Limit 12 pair to a customer. None sold to children.- No phone,mail ar C. O. D. orders. You'll have to come for them and our advice is be on the job early. We repeat, three pair Fibre Silk Hose for..

Wo SO Cent Union

39c

65c

Quart Mason Jars,

1 dozen Cape for OQ/» ssme 1 dozen heavy, large OOn Jelly Glasses ., 3 packagea 12!^c Egg Noodles 2 pounds Cal. Pink f* Beans L. IV, 2 pounds Hand picked Okn Navy Beans OfJ'V' Wafer sliced dried 1 Beef, large glass

TAKE liPJUEN CASES

These Will Be Asked to Withdraw Their Claims or to Get

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PITTSBURGH, Pa., Aug. 9.—Every "lien in the first draft district of iflttsburgh, which district fws large

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RICH BRILLIANT BLACK TAFFETA SILK, GREEN EDGE

U A I Y Y A WIDE.

BLACK MESCALINE SILK RICH SATIN FINISH, YD. WIDE.

These silks cannot be duplicated in Terre Haute under $1.50. Here Friday, vard

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Fine ribbed snowy white Union Suits, Ko-Zy and Stay-On brands regular and extra sizes lace trimmed mercerized taped loose or tight knee. Cannot be bought anywhere under 50c. day special

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50 Black

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89c Fine Bunga- flow Aprons at..

Indigo blue, cadet blue and medium patterns genuine Scout percale Bungalow Aprons midcly, pansi back and elnstic band 6tyles full length and width. Belted models various styles. Best 89c values. Limit two each

Wonder of Wonders Seconds of Women's

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foreign population, who has filed a claim for exemption from services In the draft army on the ground that he is immune from military service in this country will be called before the district board and asked to withdraw his claim, according to announcement hy the board Any aliens refusing to waive claim for exemption on the ground of being an alien will have his name turned over to his country's legation, which will lw expected to take some action.

HAVE YOU ANYTHING FOR SALE? If you have anything to sell the Sunday Tribune will sell it Twelve words. one time, 12c three times. 30c. I

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