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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-06-04
AT MASONIC TEMPLE.

stated assembly Connecticut Valley
Council. No rs, r. and $ NJ, win be
held NJ Masonic Temple Thursday
evening, june 4, at 1870 o clock.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-06-04

Probably the highest death rate OF
any city IN the world belongs to Coch-
ahomba. Bolivia, where there was q
mortality Of rs in each 1000 last
year.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-06-04
MARRIAGE TO-DAY OF
e. MILTON DEXTER
Philadelphia and South Newfane Nan
Took Troy, N. Y, Woman as Bride
Only Families Present.
Especial to The Reformer.)

Especial to The Reformer)
SOUTH NEWFANE. June 4.
A quiet wedding took place today at
the residence of Frederick W. Sim IN
Troy, n. Y, when his sister, Miss Mar
ion Sim, was married to +. Milton Dex-
ter of Philadelphia and South New
fame. Only members of the immedi-
ate families were present. After n
tour north Mr.. and Mrs. Dexter will
come here to spend several months at
their summer home, Dexter hall.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-06-04
AUCTION

One of the largest sales of House
hold goods ever held in Brattleboro at
the Home for the Aged and Disabled
on Western Avenue,
The Colorado statesman., 1914-01-24
SEGREGATION.

Segregation the bacih a
land has last found resting
compromise
We the
fighting such evils all
is indeed gratifying know that
the
elsewhere
and politics. the beterment the
element
pulling The
local theaer where
told he
pulpit
should not rights and privileges
but should wake the until
against
mentioned this
the Negroes OF Denver
o cural our privl
The Colorado statesman., 1914-01-24
WEIGHED IN THE BALANCE.

journals
all thinks
save ms
the highest o man.
The paper thus
press and pups the
the race should be plainly
e
Sodo tand there
sse 10
constantly oppose the
good
We'll
leoh whte man is making in
Ways IN losing
ta o
to
haI eS possess and hope
e vast amount of
ms supremacy individually and
Negro mas got to
not gong
any such charitable
easy
homS 100 snort We
nave so TO get down
Moneysaving
business to
ana
lese principles TO be lnstied O.
Deieve 1t depends
me complaints
lie
TO take The sober
togher and Cooperation, in
me support OF
most practical and worthy ~ " ~ 'i
The Colorado statesman., 1914-01-24
BETHLEHEM BAPTIST CHURCH.

9:45. Sunday school, lesson. Serv-
ing Jesus, Scripture Luke s: 1-3, Luke
8: 57-62, Luke 10: 3S-42.
II a. m Preaching, subject, This
Man. Scripture, Luke 1872.
1880. B. Y. P. U. conquest mission
ary meeting, subject, The Challenge
of the Life of Judson to the Young
Life of Today. Mrs A. E. Reynolds,
leader A splendid program has been
prepared, and will be rendered by the
young boys of the society Preaching
s p. m.
the executive board of the Great
Western association will meet with
the church Tuesday the 27th, at p.
m. Our sick, Mrs. Leila Reynolds,
1926 Downing; Mr.. Zenon Lockett,
2413 Washington street, upstairs and
the little son of Mrs. Lala Johnson,
1926 29th street; Mrs. Mary Hollis,
335 Adams street
The Mission Circle elected the fol-
lowing officers for the year: Presi-
dent, Mrs. Mary Souders; vice presi-
dent, Mrs. Mamie j. Welch; secre-
tary, Mrs Clara Grant; treasurer,
Mrs Emma Austin; chairman of sick
committee, Mrs. A. Jones; chairman
of program committee, Mrs. Mamie
]. Welch; current events, Mrs. Arle-
thia Walton. The society meets the
first and third Thursdays of each
month.
Our mid-week meetings, Wednes-
day night, prayer meeting; Thursday
night choir rehearsal, Friday night
teachers meeting.
The Colorado statesman., 1914-01-24
Eisherman,s Paradise.

Fish are SO plentiful in Alaskan wa
tere that they almost jump at you. The
fishing grounds extend for over 1000
miles along the coast and up ali the
rivers Zone of which is at least 1000
miles long), and all over the adjacent
seas. A conservative estimate of the
fish taken from Alaskan waters, not
counting that used for native food and
for dog food, places the total valua-
ton at $1S5, 100000 since we bought
Alaska for $7,200,000. In one year ten
fishing vessels alone pulled in 7,70S,-
900 pounds of the choicest kind of
fish. If the ordinary American were
asked to guess how many people are
permanently engaged in the fishing
business in Alaska, the answer would
probably be-about 200. AS a matter
of fact there are $4,000 men pulling
up salmon, halibut and herring and
storing them away in cans and ice
houses. That number of men can
make big hole in anybody's fish
pond; If the looting by the fishermen
goes on indefinitely, there will be moth
ing left except the water presently
Leslie's.
The Colorado statesman., 1914-01-24
EFFECTIVE AGITATION.

This discussion
cusn Uppemos the discussions
DAY is the Negro The
intelligent Negro to mnf the
man would suggest the organization training
promising
articles in the public
intelligent
will crystalized be
These articles
for training people defense
in
The Colorado statesman., 1914-01-24
Snail Shells in Demand,

More than 100000 pounds of snail
shells are shipped out of Malaysia
every year to Europe and America to
be used in the making of buttons and
novelties. The shells, when of good
quality, bring about 16 cents a pound
in New York. The shells are taken
from the ocean by fishermen and sold
through Chinese collectors to Euro
pean firmh at Singapore.
The Colorado statesman., 1914-01-24
Back at Her.

A dear little girl visiting at my
aunt's home kept every one amused
by her ori nal remarks. One day
she was telling how she and her sis
ter played together. "Oh. yes"
she said, I'VE quarrel sometimes.
Once sister told me l made her sick
and then l told her she didn't give
me much of al appetite. ."-Chicago
Tribune.
The Colorado statesman., 1914-01-24
Beyond His Understanding.

"he Englishman was attending his
first ball game. He seemed very
uneasy after the fifth inning and
finally said to his American friend:
Il say, old chap, when do they serve
the tea?" They don't serve tea at
ball game" laughed the American.
mo tea between innings?" gasped the
Englishman. Then what's the OBJ
ject of the blooming game?"
The Colorado statesman., 1914-01-24

H. c. Radcliff has opened nice,
neat barber shop at his old stand, 1926
18th street. The shop has been re-
modelled in the latest style, and the
only coIored shop in the city giving
artesian baths. Mr.. Radclitf is we'll
known and liked by the citizens of
Denver. He solcits the trade of all
his friends.
The Colorado statesman., 1914-01-24
What Astonished LEGAL Expert,

The Declaration of independence is
a wonderful document" said the patri-
otic citizen. Yes" replied the legal
expert. It's one of the ablest docu-
ments | ever saw. And the most re.
markable thing is that with all the
ability it represents, nobody appears
to have received a cent for drawing
it up"
The Colorado statesman., 1914-01-24
Modern WAY.

"Sakes alive" exclaimed the Stork,
upon meeting the little God of Love
crying bitterly. What is the matter,
Dan?" THE m-mum-matter," sobbed
Cupid, lis that Cupidity is making
twice as many matches as l am! Uh-
wah! hah! a-aa-ah!'-Judge.
The Colorado statesman., 1914-01-24
Too Much Responsibiritv

A lady remarked to her nephew,
aged seven: Tommy, you should try
and be better boy. You are our only
child and we expect you to be good"
and he replied: 1T is tough on me
to be good for lot of brothers and
sisters | haven't got!"
The Colorado statesman., 1914-01-24
THE DE LUXE.

Furnished apartments. Two and
three rooms, with hot and cold wa
ter in each kitchen. Also front ROOM
single, electric lights and gas. Mod
ern throughout. Rates very reason
able, 2352-235S Odgen street, corner
Twenty-iourth avenue. Phone York
6707. Mrs. R. NJ Blakey.
The Colorado statesman., 1914-01-24

An Industrious man wanted to learn
the undertaking business, one who has
some business ideas. Call at Law
horns, 1925 Arapahoe street, for fur
ther particulars.
The Colorado statesman., 1914-01-24
Call Again, Please.

Bix-"Jones says he gives employ.
ment to large number of men" Dix
SO he does-other peoples bill col
lectors.' Transcript.
The Colorado statesman., 1914-01-24
WANTED-MANAG AND SODA
DISPENSER.

Wanted-A first-cIass soda water
dispenser. colored man to take charge
of fountain and manage store. Salary
$50 per month and board. Give expe-
rience.
Address:
St. Louis Delicatessen Co.,
2315 Market Street.
ST. Louis, Mo.
The Colorado statesman., 1914-01-24

Brickler's New Barber Shop is To-
Gated at o208 Larimer street. Shave,
10. Hair cut, 25c; children, 15c.
The Colorado statesman., 1914-01-24

n happens that subscribers lost stolen
we VIII eheerfully forward duplicate
The Colorado statesman., 1914-01-24

sub
plainly
possible
author No
The Colorado statesman., 1914-01-24

Display Advertising SO cents per inch. An inch Ct
The Colorado statesman., 1914-01-24

No discounts allowed than
all
The Colorado statesman., 1914-01-24

Reading notices, lines
over ten lines, per
The Colorado statesman., 1914-01-24


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Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-24
9lrmee beg bagriiden
arOnprin5en erbeutetc
$50 @ei1iiBe.
gep6 feline nniliGriiden Speratipnen
I'm fernen Often.
Ceiterreif miG anseblif) ierbiiden
SelSsns einiteaem-
lin ii6 INIT alIer Waadt sesen &nR-
lamb penoen an fDnnen.
@iener Sepeidle beSeiflnet 9eadridrt
BON @erfniten als rnbegriiubet.
Setr bas SriessidHff Senta bon ben
5ransOien beiiest
Sriten riibmen iffJ iiegrcifjen Sins
baltens in Steaungsn.
setr bns SriessidHff 9enta bon ben
1ransDien beiiegt.
Sriten ribmen ifdJ iiesrcidJen Sins
baltens in Steaungen.

8oris "a. @ug. Solgen6e off
5ielle glnfitnoieung puroe beute bier
ouseegeben:
rOie grobe S9loft dlpiiden ben
groberen SeiLen Der Streitfrafte
GneIorbs unb 6rnIlfrei6s ui1b Der
geianlten oeiitiden @rinee oaiiert
heIte fort. 0ie llufenbe Der @ng-
lGnber inb Srunaoien lit, Die gunde
oeuti6e Irnee m 8eIgien 5uriid5u-
baIten. mGbren6 lniere ruiiii9en
@erbiinoeten ibre Grfolge i'm Often
fortiesen. Die &itiien bnben bis oltf
80 0teilen meg bon Der @ren5e oeiit-
ifes @ebiet belest. geoh einen GRO
ben Siege Der Serben iiber Die De-
lterrei6cr ift Dos 0iterrei9iide @e.
biet norolid) bon Serbien iiher".
Nii6, Serbien, iiber 9onoon, "a.
9lue. 8egeniiber elmer oiterrei6ii6en
9oriteIlung Der Gage IN Serbien er-
flGrt bos ierbii9e offi5ielle YreBbu.
reou. bon boditer Stele 5u folgefiOer
Otittcilune erm1htiet 5ii iein:
r0ie ier6ilhe Aruee errnng bonn
5ein6e 8eute. Die ii6 bis gum eeeen.
m0rtiqen glugenblid foiaenoernlaBert
5uiammeniest: 1900 @efongene, SO
8eiduee. 8 Sollbisen. ia Nfuni.
tionspogen. 0rei 6eloanlbitIan5en
nit elmer Gr5tIi6en 9lusriiitiing, ii
,ScIofiihen, is Bogen nit Milnition.
2ebensntitteIn uno telegropbii6en
ausriiitimeen. giienbobn5iige, oIler.
lei slisriiihulgsitiide, Sfeeinertsfni.
fen II. I. No."
9on6on %. 4ug. Seit Sopon
DeiitihIonb ben &rieg erflGrt bot.
iinb nod feline Rnhridten bon beut.
iden ober iopolii9en niiIit6riiden
Sperotionen bierbereeIanst. @ie
oie bieiiee ioponiide 8otihaft NIT
teiIt, peroen oieienieen, Die gleih.
seitig nit Der &rieeserflGriins cine
@eieel,nq bon 9ioo Si6ou ertporte-
ten, enttGuift iein. lin nift unno.
tiaer g9ciie WenfhenIeben oufs
Spiel su icsen. peroen iih Die Spe-
rotionen qeqen &ioo Sihou lGneer
hinsiehen. oIs oies iorit Der Soil ee-
ipeien mare.
9Soris. "a. 9ug. Sier lit boa
Geriidt perbreitet, oab bic 9eiiti9ei
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-24
ltnter &riegsgefangenen mebrert
fran5Dii9e Generdle.

Die nnbefeItigte Stoot gtoncp beiebt
boben. Cine offi5ieae 8eitatieltng
Iiegt nift Dor. (Merfipiiroig. pie
0ieie 9eutiden irnner gei6logen
meroen uno immer neiter borriiden.
Gbglei6 Die 9to9rid)t rnod nibt Of.
fi5iea beIt1tigt" lit, eri6eint Die BE.
iesung bon 9tanep erflGrli9 ols SOL
&c oes Sieges, ben Die &orps oeS
oeuti6en uno oes baprii6en &ron-
prin5en 5ipiiden Wtes lrn0 Den Soge-
len erfo6ten boben, benn Nonop liegt
ouf oieier &oute. 9lnnl. 3. ST.
&otteroom. "a. Slug, ifber
9on6on, II llbr nlittag. gta6 oen be-
item bier 81 erlcngenben gtadri6ten
lit Die SteQung Der 0eilti6en in Bel
glen foleen6e: Ser re6te 6liieel,
Ger Dos gonSe @ebiet iiioli9 DON
9lntlperpen beiest bolt, gebt iiiotpeit-
lid in Der &ihtltng na6 9iQe Dor.
Cine 5lpeite 9lbteilung gebt gege1
Mallbeuge, 90 Meilen iiIooitli9 bon
9ine Dor, uno cine brittle lit NIT Der
3eritoruns Der Sorts bon 9tonur be-
i6dftigt. Ntan itost baB oieie Orei
9lbteiliingen allein aus elmer Siertel-
million Ninnn belteben.
Qie n0rolihe 6auptarmee Ser
Geutifen riidt lnnglnm Dor ullo ibre
5ront eritreft lid bon @ipet IN
,Sranfreih bis 9iebenbofer In 9oth-
ringen. 9ieier glrmee ron 100000
Mann iteber Die ;Sran5oien bon ga
,Scri bis &eir1s gegertiiber.
Die iiiblif,e Soiiptarmee ribtet III
re slnitreniitgen geeen Die 9inie Ser
oun 9eancp urtb bGlt MN Strnb-
burg beiest.
&eilenoe. oie aus GelitidIano font
men, erflGren, baB oie 0tobiliiieritng
ouqenfdeinlid beenOet lit uno baB
sic giienbobnen gegetipGrtig baitpt-
i6hlit nit Nfunitipnstransport be-
ifdfti0t iino. 9ie meiiten iol6en
9runsporte geben orr6 9iiiieloorf.
9oblen3. Nfuin5 uno &aitatt.
2onoon. "a. 9lug. HSn eirer De-
peide aus Rotteroom meloet ocr
Iailp Selegraph. oaB nad lGngerer
g3uhe in Weaostri6t Sonntag fuieoer
aus Ser 8egeno bon 9iittifl beftiger
aononenbonner gebort murbe. mas
oarani ihlieBcn lGBt. bnB Die 0eut-
idjen, nm enoli6 bieies 6miptbinter.
mis- ,ii beIeitigen. Die ihDeriten Salt-
bisen berangebrht bo6en. Inn bic
Sorts 5u 6espingen. &eiienoe berifl-
ten, oaB Die 2iitti9er Sorts ben
9elttiden neutrality-suspicious. Be-
reitet boben, inoem lie Die 8onton-
briifen iiber Die Moas beihoiien uno
5eritorten.
Die 0oiIp Wfail peroffettlift cine
0epeide aus Irtttperpen, iDornaf eiit
Reiienoer. bem es gesliidt mar, rtoH
9iittidl un6 suriif su fomnen, err
s6hIte. 0ab Die 9eutihen 5piiden
9iittid rno Der bonGnMiher 8rense
aHt Tontonbriiden iiber Die Moos
geihIoaen boben.
Taris. %. aug. 0os Eetit
,sonrnol per0ffentlidt iolgerbe BON
eineln beIgii6en Sffisiere itonu1enoe
Sdilocriing Der &dn1pfe Inn 9iittih:
yS2sm 1ltnfel ser Radt iticBen Die
9eutihen gegen Die Sta9eIbrabtbin-
berniiie Inn Die Sorts, burd3 Die
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-24
Sapan inf)t blDs Snprez
matte I'M Stinem
S5cau.
Ser. Staaten baonrdl nebr gcid)a.
bist nls Semtidlanb.
lfnabbnsiges Eulen nit @aridlan
ais Sanptitaot sesriinbet.
@lmerifn erEidlt, uffisielle belltidjc
gtadlridJtcn absuiuartcn.
Hcgicrnng enidJieb, gctricb Dpn
Snfertpn StatiDn nngeieblidD.
Grites fir 9lmerifaner gedJnrtctes
Sfiff ut angelangt.

q EN- 9orf "a. 9lug. 8raf
BON 9eriliturfi. Ser bertide 9otid)af-
fer in @uibingon. febrte beitte auf
Dem Eampier gtoorbam na9 ieinem
Noiten ;uriif uno Iieb Ii6 iiber
Geutidlail6s 0altung gegeiliiber
Dem ariege Snterpielpern gegeniiber
aus. Gr iaste, OaB 0eutidIan0 &C.
ninnen lperoe. 6a ieinc Safe cine
gcreht lit. @r propbc3eite, ooB sic
slmerifaner baIO bicien &onfIift i'm
9i6te Der Teittiden betra6tcn tper.
ben. SStulien oiirfte ieiner 9lniift
nah niht gegenGelitid)lanOStc tcllrng
nebnlen.
rMeine 8attin tit nit Dem Hoten
&reu5 in 0tiin6en,~ iagte Der Sot.
ifaftcr. nun0 mcin Sohn BEL ser
foiicrli6en @arbe. 9lQe meine Sc.
frctdrc lino 3ur6rort gegangen, un6
- 5c0alire, oaB i'd nif)t ielbit ufti.
pcn Ticnlt neriebcn fnnn.
Som &niier bis 3itn1 nie0riglten
Saglobuer i'm 9aterlanh 1T 9elitid-
lano eiilig, lid gcgen Die frioole imO
imberef)igtc 9lttnfe eiferiiid]tiger
Mahtc GIT perteioigen. Gas bciItihe
0oIf miro bis ans @noe fGn1pfen
lnb ifliebli6 iiegreid iein.
.Seim Iusbrith oes &rieges ger.
iflnitten Die GnglGnber Dos aa6el
nah oieiem 9anoe, eirpig unb al.
lein. Inn su perbinbern, boB Oie
@obrbeit bierber berihtet peroe.
Sir 6ieie Snnolune eob es fcine
Gntifulbigung. es lei oenn Der
@uniA, oas @olf Ser Scr. Stoaten
iiber bic lpabren ariees5uItGnoe 5lt
tGuiden. 9lber id CLAUDE. boB Die
9(merifaner iih fair genug ertpeiien.
lperoen. on Die NadJridten, Die aus
englii6en unb frnn5oiiifen 0uellen
fon1men, iorgfGltig gu ertpogen.
r9ie Sinein5iebung Der SSopaner
in einen europ6iifen @rieg benefit
iiber uIIes anbere Gin Cling: bnb iif
nGmIih GngIono. MID mebr iifer
fiibIt. 9ie Sapaner meroen 8mei-
fenos aioo Iihou nebmen; bos II.
bert linen ibr bloiies sablennGBi.
ges lleber9etuift 5u. slber am Gn.
De oes &rieges miro Snpan sic Sn,
prcmotie iiber Sen To3ifiifen Sieon
baben, mas es ihon felt pielen Sab.
rem eritrebt hatte Supnn mahte
fid) Die Gage mir 3u Dem 3luefe oer
grIangi,ng Der Suprernatie jlnitte
y@enn Die tpnbre @eihid]te oes
Gngriffes duf9iittid erSGblt timer
6en 9lmerifoner lid cine gun3 on
oere 9lniiht bilben. OILS lie lie iebt
ouf 8rlino Ser gcforbten gfahritter
aus beLgiihen, frnn50iiiden unf
engIiihen Guellen beiiten. Sotioft
iit. oab Die Srupnen inter BON @m
mid, bic sum @ngriff bieier itori
befeitieten Steniins id)ritten, mn
5000 Bis 5000 Wfann Snfoilteri,
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-24
Sic Sie9e bel Siebembp>
fen, 2uneDille llttb
9temf00teall*
MancD loQ bon Sen 9euti@en
bereits bclcbt ieiu,

itorfe eIeftriide Stron1e geididt
Dorben fpareit, 10 oaB Die eriten Der.
nnriidenben 9eutI6en eleftrofutio.
niert ipur0en. 9eidIoifcn folgten ib-
nen bic, anoereil Ibteilungen, aber
oas itarfe 9ifte Der belgii6cnS6ein.
lperfer blenbete Tie un6 Tie begannen
ii6 suriid5u5ieben. 5n bieicm 9lugen.
blide 0onnerte rie 9lrtiQerie Der
Sorts los un6 5u Saufen fieIen Die
Geutld)en nieoer. 9ln nan6en Stci-
len erbob ii6 cine mcbrere SUB bober
S3etg bon 2eidSefl. Tie beltiden Wit.
lit1rfopellen Iicben frpbc @eilen err
tonen unb oberrnals riidten oie Teiit.
ihel geidloiien Dor. Dor einem Sort
nnroen Die 0eiltiden 10 geblcnoet.
oaB lie iit gegenicitig fiir 6ciltbe
bieIten uno ii6 beidoiien. Oas fonn-
te man pom Sort aus gnn5 oeutIi6
ieberl, ur1o aIs man merfte, oab Die
cine Der oelitiden Y6teilitngen iiber
pic anoere Die Gterbato babe. id)if.
ten uitiere @ei6iise Zoo uno Ser0er.
ben in ibre Heiben. nm .ibr S6lad,-
tengliif ouS3llelei6en" " (llnter' ol-
len llnitGnoen bot bieier beIgiiho
.Sffi5ier cine gIdn5enbe Nbartoiie.
Inm. b. 3D.
m 8 q. "a. 9lug. 2sn groBer
3abl treffen bier belgiide 6Iii6tlinge
elm. 2sbr 3uitano lit iantnerpoQ.
@iele haben ibre gan5e Sabe perlo-
rem lno ibre Sdrier ipurben nieoer-
ge6ronnt.
Cine ,Srau rnubte nit ibren jtpei
fleinen &inoern 5liieben, tpie ihr
@atte bon beIti6en &apa1eriiten er.
Ihoiien fpuroe. Spdter tplirbe tic aitf
Der SSluft bon ihren &inoern ge-
trennt. Gin atof)bor fono Die Sin.
Der aber uno bier nuroen tic Der
0illtter dlriifgegeben. Die Wtittter
lit got13 niebereebroden uno man
fiir6tet, boB ibr @eiit ectriibt bIei-
belt miro. (Dfon ipeiB aus oen arie-
ge bon 1870. oaB Die iSran3oien irtb
oeren Srelirbe i'm @rfinoen iuldcr
Shauergeihidten uniibertroffene
Dfeilter finh. 9lnm. b. 81
0t milo "a. slug. Ser Gam.
pier Grinceb Ilice oes 9eorooeiitifen
9lopo, Der ont ID. glugiiit nit itnge.
fainter 9eitimmung BON bier abee-
gangen lit, lit IN 3anboongo onge-
fommen. GS gebt oas 8eriiht. oaB
er bon einem britiihen &reu3er be-
idf10iqt tpp1trbe, bod, liegt feline
9eIt1tiaung oes 8crild)tes Dor. @iat
aloubt, oab Der Iampfer einen gro-
| Be 9etrng pon .0tetaGgelb an Soro
bot.
ltoine. 2Stalien, "a. Nlug. (l1eber
Taris). slus g0ien fon1ncn 8erih-
te, oaB Seitcrrei6 l1ngarn Die Ope.
rotionen gegen Serbien gang aiifge-
ben iuoQe, I'M alle 9raft gegen Die
Ruifcn fon3entrieren 5u fonnen. Sn
oiefem gntihIuiie babe uit6 Der ltm-
Itono beigetragen. boB Die Shfpierig-
feiten Der aonlpagne eegen Serbicn
oerooppelt tpuroen ourf bic @or-
g6ngc in gosnien.
2onoon, "a. slitg. Gus offi5iele
IreBbureou bot folsenoe anfiinbi-
eing erlaffen:
r9ritii9cStreitfr1fte tpnrerSonn-
toa Biz nah gintriit Der 0unfelbeit
in Ser 9tGbe BON Weons, gelgien, mi
BEN 5einoen I'M &a1npf unb baben
ibre SteIIungen bebnuptet
gafeL "a. slne. (l1eber Toris)-
gea6 bier eingetroffenen @eridter
aus perihieoenen Tunften i'm oberer
eliob boben bieGeitiden einen neiier
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-24
Sri otnt(djr 2(rnltrn titf tt 6rantrtid,
&ronprinS $awrnprir lmo 2Saremterger iiegreid)~

Streit beripifelt piirbe, MN aber lit
9erubigung eingetreten. sluf ben
6eloern berfoiilen touien6e Sonnen
@ertiiie, fiir OaS nan ionit aif ben
0tdrften Gnglonbs uno 0eutidlanos
guten Ibias fanb. Ssn ben Safen-
it6oten gibt es tauienOe slrbeitsloie.
Ssn &otterbam nIlein gibt cS Oeren
$4,000. Die 8efanltjabl Der slr-
beitsloien ih1st man altf 100000.
gs lit iragIi6, lpie Iange Die gripor-
niiie Ser 9lrbeiter reiben tperben.
@enn man nuh ni6t eernoe iagen
fann bob Die !6oGl6noer Sreunbe Ser
beutihen Nodburn iinb, 10 fiiblen lie
ii6 ibnen bod itammperipanbt, fon-
nen Die 6rnn5oicn iinb geIgier nod
tpenigcr lcioen uno tpiirben cS iebr
beoouern, tpenn oieie beioen 9satio-
nen ii6 ai,f Softer Der 9eutiden be-
reidern tpiiroen. glm beiten gefGlt
es ibnen. neutral 3u bIeiben.
91idtsbeitopeniger iino Die Streit-
fr1fte Soitan0s mobiliiiert. Ntilij
unb 9onblpebr iinb inter BEN Sab.
nen. ltno Die SoIGnber peritebcn
es. iif beIoenboit 5u ifIagcn. Cine
@elogeriing bon 9enoen, iaeen lie,
DGre cine ernItere Sade aIs eine @e-
laeerirng bon 9iittid,. Die Burg
hers aehen peiter ibren @eihditcu
nod nnb es lit ibnen am liebiteit,
mcnn man lie BON ollen Seiten in
9frbe ldbt.
SerIi, "a. 9lme. 9rnftlus ppn
Nanen nadD Sapuiae, q. .. Git
sicll iuirb mitsetcilt, baf cine bent.
idDc 9lrmec inter 6rpkbersus sll-
brcdlt pon &iirttemberg cine fran.
s0iiid)e Yrmcc bei @enIdjatean be-
iiegte. @eidliitc nnb Sabneu iunr'
ben erbentet nnb pielc @efansene ge-
madjt, Sarmnter andl mcbrcre Gene
rGle.
9onoon "a. @ue. Sarrp 9eor-
ne0, ein 9lmerifaner, ser iiber SOL
lamb aus Berlin bier ciilgetroifcn lit,
iogt, bab Die 9feiie hrrf, 9olldno
longianl gebt, aber oab iogar adein'
reiIenoe ,Srnuen lie ma Ten tonnen.
9ln1crifaner, Die 91iie beliten. bohen
nit oen 9erIiner 9eboroen i;ift Die
aeringIten Shnierigfeiten.
Nlrher 20. Suntington, TrGiioent
Der 9lmerifaniihen 8eograpbil6cn.
@eieIlihaft. lit nit ieiner Sattin IN
0onoon eingetrofien. na6Oem er
ldngerc 3eit in 9tiirnberg gelpeilt
hotte. gr beitdtigt, ouB er auf Der
Reiic Don aurlsbao naf 9tiirnberg
aIs perneintIi6er rililiifer Spion
unoebalten purbe. man babe tbn
a6er micoer in ,Sreibeit geiest uno
linn Den 9luientbaIt in 9tiirnberg ge-
itottct. Gr er5dbIt bon Der groBen
Sriegsbegeiltcrllng in Gerti6lano,
mo- er 0riDatnutomobilc nit oen
slufidriften geieben babe: @ilbeln,
&aiier BON europa, ober @ilbcIm
aonie bon &uBIano uno auI nof
9oris!
Turis. "a. Sug. Ger amerifo-
niidc 9otI6ofter Serrif urrangicrt
Die slbloiiung bon Spe5ialjiigen bon
Der Sdlpei5 nodl Taris ino BON Oa
nod Sopre. Inn Sen Imerifanern ben
@eg aur &iiite sii erlciftcrit. er
hot Sen amcrifaniiden @eianoten
sSleaiont q. Stonaa in @ern in bic
lem Sine perItdn0igt nit Der Sin5ri.
fiigung. BOB ;Srunfreidl in jeoer
Weiie entgegenfomnlt, baB Die slme-
(Sortfesuua uuf Seife 81
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-24

9ie WobI- -@usiidten iinb, bob
syprbes Rubertion
sSiir 8onereb, 1. 9iItrift,
cine Stin,menn1ebrbeit bnben miro.
(9lnj.)
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-24

0ie eiratge fdsrie6e oeitf.
f&e Seitnus IN 2Gio6iaar.
ner&e 6ie 9epef8en Der
EH. YrsHe 6rinst
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-24
80 s a r r ell 80
fur Gpuntp>Glerf.
(sln5.)

Sur Coroner
Cr. Sacpb Nptbacb er.
(In5.)
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-24

Sic fOnnen fir mid in irseno elmer
@arb itimmen.
Gbtuiu 6.
80 IN,
Hepmblifaniider aanbibat fir Wie.
beznaM als Gitimatur-at-Sarse-
(9ln5.)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-02
THE GGAUJFRaAfNN STORE
Surmr1ner Selling of
F'rocks

A VERY important selling event in Summer Frocks
y is on to-days schedule at our establishment We
propose to sell modes representing the most advanced
ideas of the season. in newest materials and richest
trimmings, at seductive prices Dresses formerly
to $29.75. ' 20
$3.50 There five fetching models at this price and
each one would vie with the others for first place at
beauty show 1t is unlikely that you will be able again
too-handsomey made with organdie collar and cuffs
and the tunc skirt in late nes-even the black patent
leather belts, at $3.50.
There are eight lots Of these superb frocks and
nearly every lot in variety of styles. Come and see
them.