"Three men were sentenced, the
order sajs. to as many years confine
nicnl In a. fortress, ami another to
live yearn at hard labor for abandon
ing their posts hefnr#j the enemy. Two
more were sentenced to throe and live
a
"HAPPY NEW YEAR! FELLERS!"
"I hope every one of you has ^65 clays of
FUN and work. I hope you don't get into trou
ble or get any lick ins'?and I hope you'll always
remember that Berry's boys' clothes have pad
dle proof pants."
Skin-nay.
Yes. our Boys' Clothing is the "cheapest"
clothing ytv.i can buy, we mean, in the long run.
Every Berry garment means the best in
style?the best in fabric?the best in wear, and
after all they cost little more than the ordinary
?sort sells for.
Berry Suits. ?5 to Sir
Refry Mackinaw?. $6.50 up
Berry Overcoat*. $7 to J 15.
Berry Wa?h Suits for juveniles btaud high with fon?l
mothers ?$5r to 44.5?.
M
yr;ir:< at hard labor." respect!vcly for
desertion in tlx: wur zone No less
that three soUllcn ware sentenced to
expulsion from the army ami tr> death
because the* delivt **t*?3l gccret plans of
operations to the ?Serinnns."
WILLIAM B. PIZZINI
SUED FOR $94,500
BY W. P. NUCKOLS
(Continued from l-'lrst I'au-.i
of I'izzini. aggregating $01..*?"<*. a?
shown, ho charges, hy Ply.zini's own
stiilrmcnl. nijale to him on December
10, I OH.
