Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 27, 1918, Page 2

" sit bert se. peallleie ER Rewer Oe et on Ree ROE CRE OR OMe Om meat amyenen BE ere Someta am Ft tenn Mberaine fe Ht CASPER DAI z age iwo RIBUR The Casper Daily Tnbune times get hold of machine guns, and 2 = a ee of Brig:-Gen. and Mrs, ,Cornelius| joint conference in Paris for the dis- Youiay’s Anniversaries ||¥2n2erbilt, i to tunke her formal de-| cussion of, after the-wer +tura the tables.on the Huns in a sur-| | prising fashion. 1 it mu: Smerica Issued. every evening exgept Sunday} at Casper, Natrona Gbunty, Wyoming: | Publication Offices:: Oil: Exchange Building. : |but in society at a dinner and dance | industrial be extremely irritating. Sieg conigdeas Pecaivediae aibebiok to be given this evening at Beauliou, are such barbarians! If ! Congress resolved to establish) the home of her parents at Newport.| <== a little more German kuitur an army hospital and appoint-| Texas worién are to exercise the in their systems, they'd know how ed Benjamin Church physician) privileges of the ballot for the first} | _ 15 to svuirender general. }time in the Democratic primaries to-| ig tet ag 1809—Feginhing of three-dey battle} day, when candidates are to be named. “AMERICAN STYLE” of Talavera, in which the for United States senator, represen French were severely defeat-| tives in congress, governor and ot! Busine§s Telephorie_ Editorial Office /__ Subscription—By Carriet 0c ; 1, $3 for 6 months, $6 for year. pe Beeler Ih Le Be 2g We have had to Iearn this modern ar game from our al] 4 their previous experienc — | French “our the H of the allies: 1812—Gen, Thomas L. Clingman, U. | S. senator from North Caro-} lina and Confederate com-| mander, born at Hungsville, N,| C. Died at Morganton, N. C./ Nov. 3, 1897. | + 1864—Gen. O. O. Howard succeed- | ili ed’ Geli. WePheswod: id slot William Mathews, celebrated command of the Federal army | yaine, July, 28,1818. of the Tennessee. | ‘The French Socialist patty’and ¢ 1891—-A French fleet visited Cron- eGrlefal Cont ddl pation of iohee he stadt, Russia, and was reé-| fixed this as ceived with enthusiastic dem- jes vember election. | SUNDAY, JULY 28 | 1458th day of the great war. | 1 Today the war in Europe -eriters “upon its fifth year. matter, Associnted Press Service. United Press Service. President & Editor. EARLE. Hé jusinesssMgr. Associate Editors R. E. Evans Margaret V. I ertheless, few days show at all lost our characteristic J. E. HANWA 2 now squealing ri i |. . ly the Day’s News ‘ | idl renter of mee ee ———_ ie “eS Bc pe I FS BR Today’s Birthdays Prince Oscar, the Kaisér’s fifth’son, hes ; throne of Finland, born at Potsdam. ed by the British and Spanish} state offices to be filled’ at the No- 30 yekfs! go totlny. “| Ollie M. James, United States, sen- tor from’ Keritucky, born in Critten- den county, Ky., 47 years ago today. } - Jolin V. Lesher, representative in} congress of thé 16th Pennsylvania’ | district, born in Union county, Pa. Centennial-anniversary of-the birth} 52° years: ago- today. Harrison Fisher, noted artist and thor and educator, born at Waterville, | illustrator, born in Brooklyn, N. Y., years ago today. Logan H. Roots, Episcopal: bishop} ve Of Hankow, China, born in’ Perry, je date for holding a courity, Ill, 48 years ago today. | nomination as governor of Texas in |the Democratic primaries to b¢é held! in 1914 upset the calculations 0. in that state today, held the govern-| the Texas politiciatis, but it seeried jorship until a year ago, bela bes va-| to please the people, for he was nom. ‘i cated the office as a result of im-|jnated in the primaries and elected. who has been mentioned for the oditiniait= gloceadings rot dgbinst oe Witiewiating return to the cia him for alleged illegal acts. | Ferguson has had a varied career as -Oladded study and prattice of the iar and banking! F unherald. |ed-eandidacy for the governorshi,, f James E. Ferguson, who is seeking “vindication.” SSS STF MS ‘istrations, 1907—Edmund W. Pettus, United States senator from Alabama, died at, Hot Springs, N. C.} Born in Limestone county,| Ala., July, 6, 1821. i? i1909—Orville Wright made a new ¢ world’s’ record for the aero-} ls for discipline of but no léss for and skill. The ed from the In- ted to modern mil- one minute and 40 seconds and \y carrying a passenger. | 1915—Austrian airmen dropped bombs on the Italian city of Verona. 1916—Captain James Fryatt, of the British gtenmship Brussels, after trial by court martial for attempting to ram a German t has enlisted rhment.in the itary needs. “North of Chateau-Thie where inted the Germans out un pits it was y this system als occ ae SUGAR AND WHEAT 1 | time and money. France has -cut her-sugar 2 IN WAR TIMES, plane, being in the air one hour | % CONSERVE MATERIALS . Don’t Discard’ that Broken Casting, but bring it to us to be welded. We: save you inst a £68 wile submarine, fas executed at | Welders and Brazers: of Cast Iron, Steel, ance for household use to 1 Kereta Bruges. . y, a year per person, That ated thru forests and So aL inum. mze an P mi ag iar Nat in iene mated thru forests and '& Alurginum, Bronze and alt other metals. e not at all sure of getting of the American style of fighting.” | | 0- 7 be SS Today’s Events |) =s ee A ae of the great war. ersary of the birth of Charlotte Corday, the famous hero- ine of the French revolution. Centennial anniversary of the birth 4 Horsford, celebrated chem- ‘chaeologist, who devised a %t possibly get it un- s we heed the request of 0 S 5 ie inistration, vend aut do Year Ago Today in War hee 'y 4 si administ » and cut Czernowitz, Welding of Scored Cylinder Blocks 4 All welds guaranteed. household a month, Su f 1M ? oreserfoatontry e French. 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