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Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-05-04

Going at the rate of ninety miles an
hour for six minutes is fast travelling;
but it differs vastly from going ct that
Of good stretches of track in the United
States over which great speed can be
maintained, but the time is still quite far
ahead when people will travel between
Milwaukee and Chicago in an hour.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-05-04
The Perfect Woman.

4 lecturer in Hastings inquir'l H.@
maticaly: Can any one Is th'' .''''
tell me of perfect man.:
There was a dead silence. ......,
Has any one." he continued h''''
of perfect woman .~
Then a patient looking little W.,'- ..
rose up at the back Of the room ana "'
Swcred: ~
"There was one. I've often heard .. --
her. but she's dead now. She va ~.
husbands first wife."-London An9"'-
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-05-04
Camp for Civil Engineering.

The trustees Of Harvard university
have purchased about 400 acres of land
in New Hampshire TO be used as camp
where surveying and railroading will he
taught during the summer months The
land is near Center Harbor and borders
upon Squam lake The land is especial
IL adapted for topographic and hydro
graphic work. During the first summer
the students will probably live in tents.
but a house will be built to serve as din
ing room and kitchen.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-05-04

The establishment of an Independent
match factory with capacity of 10000
900 matches day will relieve any anxi-
ETY. the underwriters may have felt as to
the future stock of kindling.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-05-04

The Londoner who has invented a way
~ winch the sting is taken out of a
broken trolley wire has made the over
head wine less menacing If the prin-
cipIe could be applied to electric wires
generally human life would be made
safer in large cities
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-05-04

J. Pierpont Morgan's outlay OF $780,
600 for the GainsborOugh painting of the
Duchess If pevoLsMre is a high price
for a picture. He could have had a
largesize, Eigh-art photograph made for
less than that
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-05-04

The Paris cabby's luck in happening
around at the right time. and Senator
Clarks Characteristic freedom with mon
ey in rewarding him for fighting off
the thugs who were trying to rob the
Senator, has made Paris safe for Ameri-
can millionaires so long as tine cabbies
are out--and they are generally "all
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-05-04

Aguinaldo has been released from
prison at Manila and is now occupying a
private house in that city with his wife
and his mother. lie is conducting him
self with such prudence and good sense
that it is generally believed he is acting
in good faith, and no one fears that he
will hereafter interfere against the gov
eminent of the United States.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-05-04

charges like that. However. the we'll
known Pennsylvania not only secured
the expensive physician, but died too.
There will be natural wonder as to how
large DIR. Browning would have made
lis bill if his patient had lived.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-05-04

Upon learning that the bill of Or. Wal
ter G. Browning of Philadelphia for
twenty-one months attendance on a we'll
known Pennsylvania is $4,000, being
computed at the rate of $50 per hour
the off-hand reflection of the average man
and brother would be that it is cheaper
to die than 10 hire physician who
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-05-04
Banana Cultivation.

The United States is now patron. ~,
dies and of Central America t' ~ IT,
amount of about. 100000 year. Ia "a
is the exporting. not the retail VA
The island of Jamaica alone lS1oH6pl
ing to this country over .t'vaora8
lunches a year. which means -. ~. ...
10 the producers and shippers oil 'N'
nrN
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-05-04

Detroits private advices that there is
great vitality in the Canadian canal prof.
ect for connecting Georgian bay with the
Atlantic ocean," is in keeping with the
temper of investors and promoters. Ev-
erything seems to be buzzing, and water
ways for the floating of schemes are par
ticularly valuable to promoters.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-05-04

The woman who has millions in sight
through her invention of the pork and
beans bis-kit" for the army commissary
has shown that the culinary field should
not be abandoned by aspiring women of
the new variety.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-05-04

James Gordon Benefits reported re-
mark that if the new Shamrock should
sin the America cup he would build a
challenger is pleasing to American
yachtsmen. Real yachting on this side
of the Atlantic was at it's zenith when
Mr. Bennett was commodore of The feet.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-05-04

Those who are tempted to pull up
stakes and make dash for fortune
among the Coal Oil Johnnies" of Texas
should recall the fact that oil bubbles
have invariably burst and left plenty OF
Johnnies with their longing for millions
unSatisfied
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-05-04

When Gen. Gomez comes to the United
States the people will see a man whose
success as a revolutionary leader was due
largely to the fact that he did not burden
himself with political ambition.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-05-04

Flower boas are among the mos; exqul-
roses. familiar in the seasons millinery.
are employed-larger silken petals yelled
with mousseline, tulle or cloth of gold or
silver. About a dozen of these large
roses are mounted on a band, and black
velvet ribbon of varying widths fur
nishcs the note of contrast.-Philaleph
Times
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-05-04

Walter Wellman has purchased a ship
for a new venture in the ice business;
that is, he viii make another attempt to
reach the NOrlh pole.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-05-04

Miss Bowman's walk from Chicago TO
New York will possibly lift the business
of the hobo to the level of popular
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-05-04

When Mr.. Hambright throws open
Wisconsin's Pan-American building, all
Badgers can be made BuffalOes.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-05-04
Notes on Evening Modes.

Perfectly charming are the evening
silks with white grounds and Pompadonr
effects. MORE Cyrano is one of the silk
eleganCies; it shows tinsel with chine and
white brocaded effects.
In evening gowns, tucked and Killed
chiffon with tiny bomlionncS still appears
under ard over the hens.
lnterlacingS of ribbon and velvet
caught down with minute buttons figure
ON sleeves and skirts.
Black lace. net and all the kindred
stuffs appear 10 be worked in gold. These
are employed for gossamer cloaks as we'll
as for dresses.
Point de Milan is one of the ponular
laces for trimming white crepe de chine
gowns.
Yellow, it is propheSed. viii he very
smart for summer evening gowns
y great many OF the opera cloaks ora
made in gold or tinSel cloth. veiled Win
chiffon incrusted with lace or with BLACK
net garlandea with chiffon roses or earns.
tons, punches Of velvet falling from The
left shoulder The backs are mostly emf
shawl shape.
For dinner gowns for summer. India silk
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-05-04

Some shaped skirts of lace, af,c~ ,br
order of LuXeuil. have the pattern ont.
lined with cord, ami show inserted medal
lions Of panne chine or fine cloth Tn
newest of all, beautiful example o.
Swiss lace with white cloth applique. !,
outlined with gold all over
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-05-04

Dresses of white lace in Brugc,. Re.
naissance or silk point d'esprt. are NOS.
effective for evening wear
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-05-04

\ thin tissue called mousselne hrorho
in blush gray, crushed rose. pale vrlo,y
and delicate violet. charming gowns far
evening or ceremonious occasions.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-05-04

is to he much used, plain colors ana deli
cate shades, with the preference IN favor
of white.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-05-04

Yellow, it is propheSied. viii he very
smart for summer evening gowns.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-05-04

Point de Milan is one of the popula,
laces for trimming white crepe de chin,
gowns.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-05-04

lnterlacings of ribbon and velvet
caught down with minute buttons figure
ON sleeves and skirts.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-05-04

In evening gowns, tucked and Killed
chiffon with tiny boullionnes still appears
under ard over the hens.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-05-04

For dinner gowns for summer, India silk
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-01
Sic 6ike.

Nep yorf, 80. Stunt. - 9ie
iengenbe 9iBe bauert fort, unb Die
Betteruusii6ten getpdbren feline 4usz
iidten auf balDige 8eFerung. Der
bD4ite Stano bes thermometers in
NetpzYort betrug 6eute SO @rab i'm
S9atten. Sine Menge bon 6iBI9ldz
gen, beren etli6e tDbtli9en Musgang
nabmen, ipiro gemel6et. SepeI6en
aus alien Sbeilen bes 2anbes ergeben,
baB Die meiTten @roBitdbte cine dbnz
li6e S9morperiDbe bur6ma6en, pie
Hslpzyorf. Die beiBeite unter ben
grDberen StGbten mar beute ct.
2ouis nit 100 @rab i'm S6utten, am
fibllten mar es in 9elena, Mont., mo-
bas S6ermometer ni3t bOber ftieg,
ols 60 Grao. Bottom bate 80, Ybiz
ldOelpbid 80, Waibinston 90, @tlanz
ticzGitp "a, Gape Map 80, gelpzOrz
leans "a, Cincinnati 96, Yittsburg
"a unD G6icago So GraD.
San as Gttn, Wao., 3O.Suni.
- Die Stuaten W}ifIouri uno aan=
ias MAIDEN CUR 3eit eine nubre
Sdmorperiobe our9. Die 9ibe uno
Oiirre beOroben Die Mdisernbte nit
grpbem S9aOen, ipenn ni9t nit Ser
ni4tung. Sn Qbilene, S., errei9te
oas Sbermometer 6eute einen Stano
pon 1O5 @rao i'm S6atten, tpGbreno
aus Wterifo, W}p., 101 unb aus Sez
Dulid, M}o., 1O8 9raD genelOet tperz
RON
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-01
@emaltthatise Strifer berbafttt.
Cine Ha55ia iiber ben Sug giper
na6 &entudp. = Ser &oblenz
grdber Strife in WeIt 8irgiz
r1iRn

1ld1 Tentlldp. - DER To9le1t>
grdber Strife in Welt 8irsiz
MEN.
Sbader, @.z8a., 80. Suni. -
WGbrenb Der leBtsn Na6t begaben
ii9 Deteftfp 8. 8. 5elts unb 9iilfs=
gunbesmarfdall Spbn Suffice nit
etnem feds Munn itarfen Mufgebote
iiber ben Sug Giper na9 &entudp II.
per6afteten bic neun MGnner, pelhe
angetlast linb, Die @rubenarbeiter
al,f bem Wef 8irginisr ltfer- ieit
mebreren Sagen terroriiirt gu baben,
inoem lie auf alle, an Der Gilsnbahn
dufz unb absebenocn @rubenarbeiter
feuerten, Del9e nift bas gebeime3ei=
den Der aoblengrd6sr union seben
tonnten. Die 9efansenen purDen
unter itdrfer 8ebedung einem Sem
tudp'er Hidter porgefii6rt, tpel4er tie
Der Surisbittion bes 8unbesri9tsrs
Sadfon in Yarfersburg, @.z8a.,
uberfDtes. S1e fpdren I'M S6late
iiberrumpelt tpprben unb lei1teten
teinen erlpdbnenslpertben Wiberz
ftanb, obglei9 iie ibre @indeIter=
bu9ien neben fih liegen butten. Man
glaubt, oaB biele @erbaftunsen ben
Strife unruben in e1iser 9egenb
ein gnoe MAIDEN iperben, unb baB es
nun balo gelingen pirb, ben Strife
our4 einen Gompromib bei5ulegen.
Gbarles 8urte, prGiibent Der bie=
iigen 3petg Union Der 1niteb
W}tne Worfers, nurbe beute tpegen
Udba9tung bes bonn Ri9ter SSadfon
srlahenen @in6dlts6efebls berbaftet
unb ebenfaQs na4 parfersbur9 gez
fChidt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-01
Cine sylaasen=Gpiinhe.

Sttund, Ont, 80. Stunt Den
cdna0if9en gebDrben tit nod ni9t5
gtd6eres bariiber gu O6ren gefonz
men, baB in Sfaguap, pie aus 8an=
COURIER beri9tet piro, ein Imerifaner
bic canabif9e 3oq 5lagge berabgez
rifen bat, aber lie iinb iiberaeugt, baB
lle6ertreibungen in bem 8eribt porz
liegen. Ous Dominion bat in Sfa=
guap peoer Elm 3ol6aus, nod einen
3oQ Goleftor, fonbern nur cine
5rarfit Sfftce CUR ltnteriu6ung
Der Waaren, pel9e Dur4 ben itreiti=
gen 2anbtreifen na6 bsm 0ufonz
Oiitritt geben, 5u bem 3ped, ben@erz
fdnbt 5u bef9leunigen uno 9lufi9ub
an Der probiiorii9en @ren5e gu perz
meioen, tpel6e quer iiber Die britiI9e
puB 8ubn lduft. 9le6nli9e Or
engagements iino an perF@iebenen an
beren puntten getroffen. 9eip06nz
li9 iinb Die 8eamten auf ben 8a6nz
b0fen untergebra6t,au ,auf oenen i9perz
li9 eine 5lugse gebiBt tpirb. Gage
gen befirbet fi9 in SfaguaD eine
Spe5ial Office, bon Der aber au9
ni9t befannt 1T, ob lie cine 0ldgge
gebibt bate, mas iebenfaIs ni6t
notftpenoig mar.
% Waibington, .. g., 80. SUI
nj. = Sem Staats 0epurtement
lit nod feline amtli6e Mtttbeilung
ii6er ben Sniult Der brttiI9en 3pllz
5lagge IN Stuguab bur9 einen9lmez
rifaner augegangen, aber auf 9runo
Der preb 8eri6te balten bic 8ez
amten ben 8orsang ni9t fir bebeuz
tenD, fpenn er audi an Widtigteit gez
pinnsn fann, fa1s bur6 bic Slagge
bic britif6e SouperdnitGt iiber ben
fragli9en 2anbitri9 CUR 8eItung gez
bra9t tperben Iollte, in tpel9em Sale
bas Staats Oepartement bon Der
Su9e Npti5 ne6nen miibte. 8orz
lGufig f6eint es ii9 jebod nur UNI
bic 6lagge elmer 3oliteue gu bdn=
beln, tpel9e le0igli9 Die 3abliteGe be-
5ei6nete.
Ourh ben yMobus @ibenbi," Der
am 2O.Sfto6er 1899 bereinbart tpurz
be, tpurbe Die probiioriI9e Gren5e
etlpus n0rbli6 BON Sfaguab duf bic
60be Des G6ilcoot> unb @6ite=Yaiies
gelegt, pel6e bic 6a1pt5uednge Der
@eeenb bilben. g1a6 ben amtli6en
&arten liegt Sfaguup inner6alb bes
umerifaniI9en 9ebietes. Wenn Elm
3onbeanter in Sfaeuap eriitirt, 10
fam Elm iol6es arrangement nur Der
9equemli9feit 9ulber getroffen iein,
neil bic nOrbli9e 8renSe Our9 febr
unlpirtbli9e @egenben lGuft. Inter
bieien llmitdnben lperoen beioe Sei=
ten Na6Ii6t uben unb Bis auf Wei=
teres ipiro Das Staats Separtement
ii6 nicht um bic Sa9e fiimmern.
6ulfs SefretGr Spaulbing pom
66aBant erfldrt, ben canubiI6en
8eamten lei por einiger 3eit aug
brudli9 geitattet pprben, ii6sr Die
@rense su fonlmen, um ii9 iibsr i6re
3pninterefen auf amerifunii9em g.
biete su orientiren, unb audi unieren
Reamten fsi bas entlpre6enoe 2e9t
einaerGunlt porben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-01
Gntie6elte Glemcnte.

8etrG6tli9er S6aben in peridiebez
men Staaten bur9 Wolfenbrii9e,
9ageli9lug unb 9epitter. =
Mebrere Meni6en getDotet ober
perlebt.
2ppelltop mn, Nue., 80. SUM-.
= 3pei Meilen gabnbett nebit Bril-
den Der canabiI6en gocific 8dhn
iinb in Der Yropin5 0urp in Quebec
bur9 einenWplfenbru9 aeritDrt NOR
ben, ipel9er 0Guier unterWafer ieb=
te unb 2anbitraben auf peite Strez
den perni9tete. Steuenpeiie ioll
bas WaFer 80 SUP tief geitunben
hdben, bod tamen Meni6en ni9t
um's 2eben. 9lae 3iige Der genannz
ten 8abnlinie baben eingeItellt Derz
ben miihen, unb auf Der 0uebec Genz
tralz9dbn ion es ebenio i9limm itez
ben.
8arSarbor, r, Me., 80. Suni.-
un1ereStdbt lpurbe BON einem fur6t=
barren 9etpitter 6eimgeiu6t, ipel6es
groben S9aben dnri6tete. Sin 8liB=
16lag folgte benz anberen unb Die
eleftri56en gntldbungen tparen 10
beftis, bab 5eniter unb @lusgei6irr
sertriimmert ipurben. Sas f6Dne
Dp6nbaus ppn Srancis WiGiams
2aprence ponMafa6uietts aufWlal=
bern 9iG i'm Wert6e BON $4,000
purbe bur6 8libi9lug in 8ranb gez
feBt unb poaitdnoig eingedi4ert.
ct. gloub, Minn., 80. suni.-
Gin ettpa u Mleilen breiter unb 20
Wleilen breiter @ebtetsitreifen tpuroe
geitern Qlbenb in bieIiger 8egenb
bur6 einsn perbeerenben 6agelf9lag
betmeefudt. Weon i9dBt ben Der
Grnbte 5ugefiigtenS4aben auf$150,z
900 Bis 100000.
SterIing, S1s., 80. Suni. =
Wd6renb zines gei itern 46enb bier
ipiitbenbett 9etpitters tpurben Sacob
2anbis unb Sable 5reiIinger bur9
5ufdlliee 8eriibrung bera6sefullener
eleftrii6sr 9rGbte get0btet, unb %.
S. Oaugbertp, iotpie Srant Wdbl
auf Die nGmli6e Weiie i9ner per=
leBt. Mebrere 9Guier tpurben bur9
Sturm entbu9t ooer bur9 gltBi4lGz
ee beI9dbtgt.
9enper, gol., 80. SUM- Der
Betting 93int," bas @ebGube in
Sperlunb Yarf, in tpel9em auf bic
pferDerennen gelpettet ipurbe, itiir3te
geitern Nu9mtttag in 5olge zines
Sturmes 5uiummen uno iiber Elm
Subenb peri idmmtli9 bon
bier, erlitt 8erlbunsen. aein an
beres 9ebGube auf oem Gennplabe
purbe bur9 ben Sturm Be- eI9dbigt.
Die 8erlebten iinb:
%. s. @brid, 3. %. gufsr, ST.
9anien, sSobn u, 5islO, ST. Miller,
6enrp Oenman, Ilfreb Gartbitone,
Srsb. %. 8urtel, 9. 6olingsport6,
Srancis Gaboubep, s. q. Otpper, H.
s. Gummang, H. %. Spier, 5ranf
Ioams, So6n s. Bottom, G6as. g.
Shomas, Wm. Gonnor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-01
baltimore Shio ssabu. 8uaetiu.

sl4.OO pom Baltimore nad Gimeiunatt uub
surid bel @cegeubet Der rGbrifian Gnbea=
Dor GonDention." Slete ino am T., ). uno
g. Suli gum gerfani ir bic &iidreic bis
sum IA. Suli eiltie. nit benz 9urredie Der
@srldnecruno bis gum 81. gueuft eeeen Ra6=
sabung elmer 9cbiibr bon 50 Gents. @caen
Ginselnbciten ipenoe man Ed on bic Billet
Ngenten.
$l6.25 BON Baltimore mad, Detroit unb 5uriid
bel Geleaenbeit Der 3uiamimenfunft Der rTa=
tional GOueatipnal Ihoeiation." 9iaete fnb
ON G., Z. uno g. Suli ,uni gsrfauf fir Die
@idiabrt bis sum Is. Suli eiltie, init benl
@orrstte Der @crldneeruns bis gum l. eep=
tember, gegen Ra65abluuQ elmer @ebibr Don
so Gcnts.
$66.55 BON Baltimore mad Can Tran,fscp
unb 3urif BEL 9cleqcnbet Der rGpiportb Qca=
que1 gilete fnb bonn 4. bis H. Suli gum
9erfauf; poGe Iustunft ertbsilem 9iaet=
Ngtnten.
$1,000 ponBaItimore mad, bamtauqua eafe
M.=y., unb ,uriid ). Stuff. 0iarte inD fir
bic 9idubrt balb preiBia t30) Sagsn bonn
Gage oes 9erfaui5 an giiltg.
Bierter SmIt. = giebriss @Tturiions= Tahrpr,iie
nod uItn non 9uRfteu iDeitlitb bon 9aftnfpst,-i
nerbalb cnss llmfreiies pom 200 Msilsn @iGtte
fnD am 3. uno 4. Suli gum Sertaui fir Die 9tiif=
iabrt big gum ). Sni, einiblie5li6, glltig.
QS1-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-01
Scr Janitidlas eines Sieb,isiab=
riQeu.

pbilabelpbia, 80. Suni. -
Srancis GrtlIp, 35 Sabre aft, ipurbe
beute 9lbeno BON CHARLES Haff, 70
Sabre alt, gu 8oben gei6lugen unb
auf Der Stelle getOOtet. @rillp mar
betrunfen unD bate 3aff 10 lunge gez
nedt bab biefer in 3orn eerietb unb
i6m einen pu4tigen Sauiti4lug 5lpiz
f9er ben @ugen perfeBte. @riaD fiel
gu 9oben unO tpuroe als 2ei9e aufz
aehO6en. Haff befinbet iid in 6aft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-07-01
3sos,ter's
Giu anarer ero6tr Dfrkauf uon
Srauett-S -S6irtwaifs,
9feior0&en,
S6irtwaif: Nnaii9en.

Die Muter=partie unb Der srDBte
She'll zines ausgeaei9neten leberz
f9uB=2asers zines Der beitbetannte=
ften Jabrifanten Der aussepdblteitea
@birtmaiits, &leibr0de unb @birtz
tpaif=Mnaiige, bic Sic ie se1eber.
SIM @anaen iinb Derf4isbene Souz
ienb aleibunssftiide porbanben, uno
ale ipurben serna9t, bamit fie unse=
fdbr bas Ooppelte brinsen follten,
mas posner's politit moderator
prei1e gu MAIDEN erlaubt.
5irtapaifts NIT 9louienz5rOntsn. troSsOll.
m atd;a bO5m StesassH 5es nD nn0 in psss eeF sr
lung, ipsrtb 50c fir 2oc.
Sd,tparr inpijd)e 8 2innens : bi no ;,
nit 20 3iiben porn berunter uno 8 9intsn gSraD'
buns 1ofa= puntt., @bambrap= seafns IN stltsM9,a,
9iaa uno Slau, uno in i9ii9ten ipelbtn tnondoen
Ninncn; Sbirtpaiits init breitbeildtsn uafrpen=
&raqen; tpcrtb 81 bis $l.25, fir 7oc.
Wui6 6=RleiprDds aus Goperts1ub NIT
tieier s5OaHcss uno sinas4lagsasn andsn s fpfGi
ii6sr ein.n idrde abladsnsn .5 Ounes" bsbt; BID,
fnO tabl uno b,ausul, pertb SSc., iiir o9c.
Ntarineblaue 9olfa , OF Sud =& 81
T b d e. nit iptben SpiBen beeBt; l1ltDte l9Dar3 3s
Sud=3feorode nit S6nitrtnz Sdume1 uno rUlounz
cen, ebenjp GoDert= MD blaue SudsAusgeb= =Rletos
rode, nit esitidtem gOOcn, moorn uno Hsio'anl,
wertb $l.50, fir CSC.
tSbirtpain 4n3iie ies.- Die ansipabl
in oi.er ;um 5rle.n iertiger Vartit Rltlonngs=
itite III aubereeppbnli6 grob une ole SsrlD!cotnz
bsit bciorDers ausseo;bnt nno gtfdui9 Sieieioen
umiai'n:
G5eitrcifte 9erculs . rtDa It "a :
! ee NIT 9olero>SlDuieus 0ronttn bunt9enre!tte
Saconnt= =2awn@Nrjiiat, mil Spiben bsltSt. SSatts,
in Nlt<sfoia, 9ind ulrD 9lau boben &rdqtn; ebeno
idbli6te fpebe nofibe 9innen>Sbirtm malrsslniuge
Die 2leiorode Fno ale nab Den nsueren gntlpurfen
Qemabt, Die Giisftt bab.n ppae Sreite uno hno
pur1ipsg BON Sbnshcrn (Dldnntrn) gemabt; apertb
81 bis s.; iiir $40
Sbirtnaift # 81 Insiee. = yin grtrdz
9arQain in mariusblaucn 9elfa Spt Sud, Slpus
ien=Jrpnte NIT arpben Quten 0latrplen=&ragen, be-
isst NIT elmer 3sibe 1p,iben Suds.. S6ilo=gtonfe,
Nani6etten uno Gyiirtsl, SpiB,nbtiaB, 6!are1=
aeiDrof nit poller Srsts, ptrtb $l.l5, Iur ooc'
Nditreiite Yercale 5anep= 9Sr ap3er
nit ipeibsn S,ob95ronten, bsltBt mit jpel Te'peh
ssancpeSpisen, NIT Gpauletten, ebsnlo oplsen oe=
iesten lane,n pSlpuncs4 RleuOrOdsn Au9 Die be-
beriibmten Geiance Goriet 6nrter brappfrs
unD oausflciosr in timer @srlbeoenbett DuolDer
Streiien, fu,rtb $l.00, Iir 79c.
9ercale=Ginoer. &leiDer, NIT Spisen belcBte Sronz
ten einio1cr Riideu, in Sldu uno Villa 9rpBe:
10, y AND IA Sabre rpsrtb 79e, fiir soc.
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0rDRfe Bargains nod.
3piicben
5000 unb 5000 paar Sdjubs

BON bem groBen 100000 paarz@erz
faufe iinb in unierer re9uldrenS4ubz
Ibtbeilung i'm alpeiten Stodtperfe
eon5entrtrt. I'm Dor benz 4. sSuli
f6neG bamit aufaurGumen, MAIDEN
mir fol6e auBergenDbnli9en, fol9e
punberbar niebrigen preiie, ipie
biefe:
So. so 55rauen Erforos unb Qantofieln, 81 so
$500 6rausu 9atsntldosr=C Criuros, 81 so.
$3.50 s5raucn Srforps uuo SauDalsu, 99c.
5000 5rauen bubs S6ube iir $1.97.
81. 80 Trdulein uno &nDcr Crioros uno San=
Dalen, $1.25.
$500 bobs 5rdulsins= II. 8lnoer= Stube, 81 so
S3. so bobe fSrauen=S6ubs, 81 so
So 80 bObs Srauein= uno &inDer4Sdub. unp
Qantofeln, $1.OO.
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36 Snnte.

8GuefisGb, W.zga., 80. sunni.
- Sm 8an3en iinb fopeit Die 2eiz
9en bon 81 perionen, ipel3e gele4
gentli6 Der fiir3Li6en Slutb i'm @lfz
BORN S6ale ertrunfen iino, aufge4
funben porben. Stint anbere PerIpz
nen iperben nod pernliBt, 10 buB Die
@efammt5abl Der Opfer 36 5etrdgt.
Der 8a9nperfe6r 1T ieBt 70 5iemlt9
tpieber herdeitellt.
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6arnirte SIte.

11nge6eure Hebuttionen. 9ier 1tnb
posner's pieDer perf4ieben : mir
lpollen ni6t Bis na6 bem Uierten
lparten, um benz 8plfe Die 8ortbeile
rabifaler 3ebuftionen 81 geben.
99ir ,piiuIbsn nit Dem Rsfte eines 2agers BON
unQdiGbr 300 earnirten Soiitsu oipobl, dls au NIT
elmer Yartie unQarn;rtsr 0iite uno Selabz2lrtiti
ioiort ab3ui3lebcn. Sieic Slibaprse .psrocn IS
tbun:
81 Csc : ale biibi6 aurnirten @iits, Die si
$50 uu0 1888 itb cut ptrtauitn aii,
3u $3.50 : ale Die qarnirten eiite, ,pelbe
$500, $500 uno $1,000 tofteten.
gu CSC. = Sbirtpa iiaSoite atler Sprtsn, ein=
iblieblid Der popudren r4an=9lmerican" Iribere
1!reiie $500 uno $500
3 II 9Sc.-G b I n uno anoere iua Sragen
isrtiee @iite; eins arobs 9artie in Sdlpar3 uuo
aleu Sarb,n bic iriber iir $500 perfouit purnen.
3 19c. ubt=glruirts Strobbtts, unltfdbr
$50 SuBeuD cini6iisblb oss moOiibcn slough
anD &edop4= =Dtutroicn= =Strobbutts nit furaem Gus
den. Sie iriiberrn Frefit pariirtta bis Sr25.
gu 15c. 9lumen= unD Sldtttr=
tper t. importrte 0tuitsr, orsi grobe 3iid)e Dol.
6ribsre Qreiie: SOC. bis 93c
3u sc. pro 9uro - 1850 NdrOs Strpb=
flebtsn in S3iuar5 uno Jarbcn; lpcrtb BON l2!c.
bis 29c.
gu 49c - 9(usapabl BON irqerb elmer or
pr d iqen 9 nmen in uncrtm 0un5en
gOrratbe, eini0e 10 piel pe 1926 uertb SrsenO
cine fir 400
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0lemm's seize miro per
goft periaNut faf 50
Gents per Stitd oOer rs
0ents fir Srei StitGe oo,s
THE CHARLES N. CRIT
TENTON CO., Mr.. 115 Fulton
Street, New York,
giu's gaar> unG gart> csdrbelnlttfl,
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