Newspapers dated July 17, 1915

Evening Star

. ee > WEATHER. . Prdbably fair and not quite so warm tonight and Sunday; light to moderate westerly winds. Temperature past

Bemidji Daily Pioneer

S P - Vo o S i | i S ——t L VOLUME 13, NO. 170. U. S. INSISTS ON PRIZE W 4, RIGHTS IN CAVEAT SENT T0 ENGLAN." “ONESDAY Says

Norwich Bulletin

B ~ NOT A CRY FROM A :KUSfio-Hungarian Statesman Declar s This is 2 terpretation to be Placed on Note LAND IN DISTRESS Nor the

New Britain Herald

. a7 PRICE 'THREE ' CENTS. + RUSSIANS HOLDING TEUTONIC FORGES ~ NORTH OF WARSAW Gm’s Troops Repulse Attacks By . “Important

The Seattle Star

MINNESOTANS! Gov. Hammond of Minnesota, with jal party, arrives in Seattle Sunday at 8:45 a. m,, over the Great Northern from

Omaha Daily Bee

The sure way to satisfy your ‘wants is through <ase of the want ad pages of The Bee. Try a Bee want ad. OMAHA, SATURDAY THE

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