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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-18
@cfabrlidJe sImn5uuc.

Inter peridieoenen @eroa6tsmcs
mtnten puroe geftern 2lbeHo our5 oen
poIi5IItsn SrueBIer an Der Z. Gtrase
uno Central aDeuue bic 27 Sabre uIte
SOlliie S6miot, Don Ro. 627 Carlisle
Npenue oerblftst. Sin Wann ibers
bOrte Elm 9siprG6, uo6 peItem Ii.b
bic SHmiot nit Dem @soaRten trlls,
einen Mann, oeFen RumeH ieItseiteIrt
puroe, gu eridiebsn. 9ieiss fpurbe
oem poli5iiten mitgetbsiIt, peIcber 3ur
Werbaftung Der Srau ibritt. gei Der
@tIitation i'm 5rausn 9sfanant5
puroe Elm Sdiebpriissl sr0b,ren 8os
Iibsrs ioDie cine 9lnSlbI gatronen az
5aSe sefOroert. Die @erbaftete tpeis
serte Ti8 irsenOpeIds 9lnsabsR ss
mG9erL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-18
glbeinpfalssr llnteritab. .@ercin.

Der RbeinpfilSer llnterit. 9sr,tn
6ielt persdnaeusn SOnniag feline res
selmGbiss Sibuns in Der 9ereinss
bale. gDbs 5ale, unter GROCER Be
ttsiIiguns ab. prdiibentSacob 0rams
LID fiibrts ben @orfiB unb SetretGr
Better 9aufancurt prototollirte. 0as
arantentpmmittss beriatete ii6er sipsi
trante Mitslisber, 10 aud iiber bas
ableben Der Satin bes @ereinsidaBs
msiiters ausuit 4mluns. Sas aran.
tsnaelb iotpie bds iiblidbe Sterbeaelb
puroen 5ur 3abIuna ansepisisn. Ous
glnbeutsu Der Yerbli6cneu ipuros
eurb grbeben bon ben Siben aesbrt.
Oelesat gum Stabtperbanb Hid Sara
beri6tete iiber bic @erbanbIunaen ber
lebten Sibuns. iFiir ben 9lusflua mad,
Der 5arm bss WitsIiebss Deter @SgsIe
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-18
9rfdisbsues.

Die UloOres GOusp SO. erlansts Elm
urtbsil iibsr $1310.10 eegen GIi u.
qppine; bic :. 0aItsr 5bOmpion So.
Elm Toldes iiber $603,60 seseH VI.
Ou0lsD glanton unp Clarence 6. Wcs
aap; SEQ. unb 2ouis Sberldnoer elm
iol6es iibsr $3.50 gessn bic triumph
electric Co.; WeGuillan C 60. elm
iol6ss iiber $125 ssssn bic .. II. 8.
g. 70. Rp. Co., Grant y. arSnsns
bitter elm iolhes iiber $1793.85 sesen
.. 9rpots &c 60.
Sn ben Shabensriabtlasen Maub
Strap.r sss.u bic Ohio electric Rp.
Co., Mdrp y. Burns, Ra6laBpsrpal.
term ssgen bic .. 6. 6. II. ct. g.
Rp. Co., SsIbsn 4uto 60. ssgsn Gas.
U. 0u6smiH, @li5abetb grudmann
ssgen 9. 70. Campbell lpurbsn @ers
bite gu 9unitsH Der @ertIugtsn abess
s.ben.
Geo. Sobnicn bsiannts ii9 Oes0isb=
ftabls gum Ra6t6eiI Der 6. 8. II. D.
gabn unb Srant Wbits bss srasens
DsrborstHer Waffen iaulbis. geibs
purosn bon Ridtsr Spffmun Der
S'toats g.Herunss anftaIt iibers
pisieH.
eb, GOben tlasts cine 5orOsrung
tber $216 seseH ben poolroom BE-
flyer Sobn Galeris. 430 Dsit 6. Str.
Elm unc usrIdust gu sIsider 3sit, oab
Elm Rsceiper fir Sas gtabliNemsnt ers
nannt per0e.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-18
Gtreifunruben.
arbeitsuillise bon streifern bei Sem
Venban Der SGule an Der Yanf
nHb 8asmiller Ctr. angesriiien.

Tie Situation Der Streiflage i'm
3immermanns Getperbe ideint ii6
mebr ilno mebr 5l3uipiben. @eItern
tunr6e cine gbtbeilung BoIisiiten nad)
Dem i'm @au beiinoIiden S1ulbauie
on Der 8anf unb gapmiller StraBe
gerufen. ca cine glbtbeillmg Streifer
arbeitsDiIligc Riht.llnionIeiite ange.
arifien bate. 9ei gnflinft Der goli.
oei batte ibon elm Sanosemenge itatt-
geilinoen uno muBte lid Die Yoli5ei.
mannitait ibren @es ourf Die Wcn.
ge babHcn, UNI 5u Dem eiaentlifeu
aanlpfplas Dorbringen 5u f6nnan. Eie
geaiHten nabmen einige 0erbaitun.
gen boz uno ipur6en Die arreitanten
mad bem 5. 8oIi5eiOiitrift eebradt.
Ben Moore, % Sabre alt, pon Gou.
ilidton, ap., CAB aui Der 8ad)e al,
oaB er aIs 3immcrmann eui Dem
Nenbau 9eihaftigung erbalten bate
uilb ppn gbilipp @iSbinger, 32 Sabre
alt pon go. 1916 @eit Strabc. ange.
sriiien iporOen ici. Sn Ger SclbIiper.
tIeiSislng iei er ge8lpimeen seipeien.
Don icinem Meiier @ebrau6 3u ma.
den, ipoburd or Siiooingcr leift am
arrn perIeste. Woore CAB an, oab CT
Don yficoinger mo oeiieu 5relmoen,
iiHter pclden ii6 aud Sobn 9Ug, BON
Hp. 2405 Golerain apenue, 5eiamS,
angegrifien puroe. Die geamten be.
idnloigten bic brei 9erbaiteten bes
liroroentliden 9etrasens.. 8iSSinaer
nliibte iif feline @eruunbing i'm itdS.
tiideiI Soipital oerbinoen laiiet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-18

Der Rpnns Wargarste 9adpalo in
DsutI6ldnb SIS unD ben Rsit oss
0ermDs s"ns psrmGdt er isinen brei
griibsrn Moris 9ebfer. G.Orse 9osl'
Ter uno Sobdnn Bed in Ssuti6Idnb
2lntbonp RDnn.baum lit 5sitamsnts'
polliireder.
0ertrube Yrotpn permd4t
i6r 9erm6gsn ibrem 9atten albert Z.
gropn, Der aud als SeitamsntaDOus
itrsder fuusirsn ioa.
Marp Ann Weber psrmadt
ibren Gntsln SObn unb Go. WuIfss
fubls unb 2ln.Onistte Websr ie 500
unb Ssn Rsit ibres @erm0s.us sIsids
bsitli6 ibrsn orei ainbern 9snrp unS
Aoie Wsber uuo Warp Gammsr.r.
SenrD W Wabon permabt
fein @srm0ssR isiH.r 9attin Belle ..
WcMabOu.
Senrp Subn iebt feline Gattin
aouiie auhn aIs lluiperiaIerbin .in.
Rad lab 9 a deu.
a.tsr D. GOGi,r III Ra6labD.rpaIs
ter bon Wlas 6. Omen; psrTonalisn
$400, @runb.igsntbum $6500.
4ntbonp ROnn,6aum III Radlabs
p.rpaltsr bon Socob aaplan; perips
nalien $3.50.
Gilbert .. Ri.dboff iff gla6labpsrs
paItsr BON Gbas. Riedboff; psriOuas
lien $1,000.
Catherine grotmann 1T Ra6ldb.
psrpalttrin Don Clemens 9rpdmann;
@runbeigsntbum $4,000.
Warp WtWabou 1T Seiiamsntss
Dollitrederin BON Senrp WeWabpn;
periOnalisn $500, Grunp,is.ntbum
$4,000.
Wm. W. 1betls III Radlabp.rtDais
ter bon Wargar.t 5beile; p,rIonalieR
$50, @runbsissntbum $3.50.
Gli5abstb Marlmunn 1T Seitas
menispollitrederin BON Seinri6 +.
Marlmanu; 0runosisentbum $250O.
2lntointtte &. Sunitmann 1T Ra6s
labperipalierin bon Goparb 3nauber,
Grunoeisentbum $400.
Der peri0nIids Radlab bss OaDio
Roienbaum betrdst $4227. .43, b.ri.nis
&c bes Wm. 5roplep $4282, berienis.
osr Sarab g. glibburn $6318.56, bers
ienise Der Marp Z. 9labsn $2553.75,
Ssrisniss bss aOuis @siftsr s6s5.35.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-18
Wereatbt beritdrft iib.
Der angeblide snsreifer Ses ,gan-
ficrs @eil nnS Deiieu Satin Der
Sbat bringenS uerba6tis.

Die Oetsttibs &nodenbauer unb
Slpeenep. Del4e nit Der 9ufarbeitunq
nss 5aaes bes an9riffs auf ben Yans
tier 8. Weil unb beiien Satin be-
lhdftigt iinb, buben ais 3eusen segen
pds ytegerpaar 2epis einen Mil6s
mann unb Elm 9ienitmdb6en Der
yidhbari4aft geiponnsn. Der WiI6.
mann eraablte ben 9eamten, oaB er
um bic Stunbe, in pel4er Der QngriFf
auf Serrn uno 5rau Weil itattfano,
etnen Neser pom Sauie Der glnsegrifs
tenen babe foriluufen ie6en. Sas
DienitmGb6en in Der Raabdri6aft
nil einen 9sger unb cine Regerin in
oem 6intersarteu bes @.irIden Suus
les 9eiehen baben. &apt. Robert 0unz
nina pom 9srtilIon Departement
ma6te aeitern pbptpgrapbii9e gluf.
nabmen Der 5ingerabbriids, ipel1e bic
Gtnorinalinss i'm unb am SauIe 3u=
riidseluiIen batten. 5rau 0eil lit Der
Inii6t, oab Der glngriff bereits in Der
Sdmitag Na6t eeplant mar, bo lie
in oieier Na6t Subtritte auf Der bin>
teren Veranba eeb0rt botte. 6err
WeiI bat cine augenentsinouns bas
Don9etrdaen unb lit aliem anIbein
nda Immoniat in feline g(ugsH sefloI=
Zen.
.Rspersno" Sellp, fpei6er aIs
0auptbei6 6aitisuna einsn Stellennah.
peis inne bat uno benz gleaerpaar
een,is bic Stelle Bel Der 1amiIie Deil
betrrste, ertpirtts geitern einen Softs
befehI aegen aatt Gents unter Der
Sel3aIbisung Sss aAsEtifs Hnb Der.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-18

Spe8ielle sliiirnerfiamfeit miro Der
llnteritellung bon gllltomobilcm uno
anoerem 3ubriperf oui ben 8aiien.
baus5riinben bef6sntt. Sol6e Wits
glisber, ipeI6e alio per Wasen
coer sluto fomnlen tonnen, 6raud)en
nidt 5u 3DserfL es pirb fir alles gut
geforst fsin.
9as n@ute gSetter aomlnittee"
ipiro aud feit bel Ger Sprite iein,
aber bic Serrsn oienen nur untcr Der
geoingung, Dab ibre g'amen erit nod
Dem 81. Sun. befannt gegeben iper.
Den.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-18

am q. SUM in Wlt. SeuItbD perIamz
msIH iid bic MitaIieber IOrpie ale,
pel6e iih baran bst6eiligsn, punt a8
uhr mor9ens Dor Der 9eqepue graue.
rel. ginlabunsen gum 5riiBabrsfeIt
oes OeutIhen glltsnbeims am 27.
Stunt unb gum picnic oes MsBgerarz
better unterit. 8ereins am 20. Suni
in Rei6ratbs part purb.n angenomz
men unb beihloFsn, mad bsiten arGfz
ten oaran t6eilSune6men.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-18
Ginem SnfidIaa erIeaen.

Sobu GabsI, 90 Sabre alt. BON Tp.
2448 aiubsl glpe., 1T seitsrn Wlors,n
I'm itGotiidsH 5oipital einsm Sufs
i9!as srlessn. ip.ldsn .r am Montas
bapcngetragen bdt. Der Coroner
ipurbs bon benz DorfaI in 2snntnit
sfsst.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-18
ams ben Werid,tsb0fen.

Gbsi6eibnnss Jdlle. - 9iHonans
sen in Der Ropal eife Sniuranes
50. - Sdabeneriabtlasen. -eins
sereidte 1ei.aments. - ysaalabs
laden.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-17
9th YEAR
ALTAVISTA

T III
Altavista Va. Shay is,-Audrcy Chnnd-r.
or victoria, was visitor hero or Suncay.
Mrs. j. II. Laughton Is spending tho week
In Lypchburg and Roanoke.
Miss Kate csb"ll. Of Chatham Is visiting
her sister. Mrs. II. y Dudley. on Bedford
Avenue
Mayor Thornton was called to susaeg
county Inst week by the serious ilincee Of
his sister.
j. -. Sale and daughter. Frances. apcn,
sunday In Ronnoh". visiting hio father
Henry Berger of Jyurhbnrg. Haa cnt-r-
taincd from Saturday until Monday Icy Dr.
and Mira ". o. smith
Mir. and Mrs. George Winston. Of Law
yers. wcro entertained over sunday at the
home OF r.. q. Smith
Miss Jennie Wilkinson returned home on
Friday for tho summer vacation
Misses Virginia Smith aud Annie Mason.
OF Richmond were entertained FROM Fri
day night until Tuesday by tho former
aunt HrB. y. V. Elsuu az the 'BunHalov f
Mrs. John McCiuughcrty left Oh Monday
10 pay visit 10 her mother ~ HadforL,
Va Sho WIN iator visit ~ Hucharsu AND
Max bieadowr. Va. returning TO Aiiavis,a
about June l.
Mrs. =. II Reid. Of Baltimore arrived
hero Friday night for ia weeks stag
with her mother, Mrs a. L. AdamH. and sis
ter Mira. Clara Kennedy. Eighth street.
MIRA s. T.. Hancock b. visiting her duugh-
ter Mrs. J. NJ. Turner. 1T Moneta
Mrs. VIII VI. llundley loft Wednesday
morning on tn. Nirpinihn for %orfolIS
whero ehs viii spend week Visiting her
mother. Mrs. l.. i. Lewis. and sister. Mrs.
It. L. Johnson.
p. l.. Barrett went to Cullen. Va. on
sunday to meet Ills wife and children. who
hnvo been visiting relatives for weak
la Franklin, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-17
GREENSBORO
I an.olal.n .rhs ,rlm...ni,n

special To The Times -DispaicE.i
Greensboro May ls.-N.e G. u. Wright
~ah hostess at muyica! tea at her home
on North Elm Strct OH Wednesday after
noon at t:7o o'clock. Tor the benefit o. the
district nurEc relief committee. Ja;nos Wee-
Icy White. FORMERLY OF ears city, gave the
n,mc program of vocal music that lie gave
Cooper Plaza Hotel. B.-ron. TOR tho benent
of the Peabody Home for Crippled Chill
dron The affair largely attended aud
tho singing OF MIR. White was greatly
enjoyed.
Samuel Baxter Smith and AIis. Sadie
Reynolds were married Wednesday after
noon at the home OF 4. l.. Yountz, on E.ast
Washington Street The wedding was a
very quiet AFFAIR. and witnessed By only
!. few close friends.
Miss Fannie BarriuIer entertained tn.
Bachelor Belle. ct her home on Ashe street
on Friday afternoon. Auction bridge wes
played at three tables Archie JOINER won
tho pri1s for the highest score. q box OF
correspondence cards.
number OF young women OF the city
gave & dinner on Friday ev.nin. In honor
90 Miss Ruth Willcou. who has recently
come to Greensboro.
Misc Fiosste Campbell of Friendship rave
delightful entertainment at her home on
Friday afternoon In honor OF Miss Janet
Long Of this city. About forty young
girls attended
Invitations have been received by friends
here to the marriage 81 Miss Ethel Alley
OF Bristol Va, TO John Lacy Hardin of
THE city. tho wedding to tako place in
June. Mr.. Hardin Ia teller In the Amer
lean Exchange National Bank. Miss Alley
has often visited here. and s popu,ar
among large number OF young people
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-17
E' D All in the
4 dfIA1 DfCSoCS Smart New Styles

The daily arrival OF beautiful Summer
Dresses makes this department most inter
cstinE TO those who love the attraction in
things to wear.
Very Sheer Batistc and Organdic
Dresses, trimmed i'll the dainticst Swiss en-
brodcrcs, at $3.50 and $500.
Crepe dc Chimes, in white and dark
shades; long Russian tunics, all new mod
els at $3.50.
Crepe de Chine Models, accordian plat
ed tunics Roman trimming, at $40 and $25.
Net and Oriental Lace Dresses, in the
new coat effects, 81 500 to $4,000.
Smart Street Dresses. in striped taifctas,
black and navy; i'll the new coat dress ;
Russian tunic, $1,000.
Powered Batstc and Stripe Noiles, in all
shades; long plated tunics; prices, $500 to
$I2.5o.
Noiics and Crepe Dresses, in all new
shades; taffcta combination; very dressy
models TO the tailored lines, with piquc
vests and kid belts; prices, $1,000 to $4,000
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-17
STANARDSVILLE
Especial to the Time. Dispatch. !

Especial to T-ne Times. Dispatch.l
stanardsvlle. Va. May 1s-.Mis. Alberta
young people on Friday night.
L. s. Duff was In Lynchhurs attending
the meeting OF the Grand Lodg, of Odd
Fellows
Dehconess Agnea ID. Smith has returned
10 the Cecil Mission. near this place. from
visit TO her home. She accompanied
by her sister.
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Williams were in
Charlottesville this week to see their con-
who is In the University Hospital.
Mrs. u. r. Clarke has returned to her
homo in Philadelphia, Pa, after several
weeks visit TO her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
j. L Bray.
Airs Lutte Durre.te and Miss vashu Cave
ct Free Union. were hers this week Wight
Ing relatives and friends.
Marshall Sims. OF Barboursvilio. Is spend
Ing few days n hl. home near town.
George Cave and family. OF WoiftoEIl
visited ut James y. Beaxley's recently,
George W. Knight, OF Louise, vas here
this week on business
Sam Il. White. OF Geer. was Il visitor to
town OH Wednesday.
Rev j. g. I.avinder returned Sat
urduy from stian. Madison County, where
he assisted In a revival.
Miss Carrie Durre;;o OF this place will
be among tho graduating clsas OF the
Johnston Willis snnatorlum. Richmond,
May To-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-17
ARLINGTON.
Especial TO Tho rimes.Dlsp.,ch. !

Arri,,,aInr I" no III.ea,,,yiaPHtch.I
tnghain. whose home Is In British Colim bia
arrived this week for Il long Wait TO her
parents MI. and Mrs. e. II. Wilson. Of "Oal,
Grove"
little Mabel Petit Fitzpatrick. who has
Deem critically Ill With diph iberia, 10 very
much better.
j. 81. Bowen is In Remington and Wash.
tngton
w. T. Snyder, who has been sick for two
&eeks- is now able to be In hie office
MT. and Mira MACK" Hurnette or Shin
man. spent Sunday with Miss Laura Jones
This weeks shoppers Mt Iynchburg from
hero wero Mrs. Walton Arlington Mrs
f george w: Fortune Misses Mary oakley.
bfrs. John Goodwin goes to-day to Lynch
burg TO visit her sister Miss Annie Snsad,
at the Woman's ColieEe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-17
GORDONSVlLLE
Especial 10 Tho Times Diap.toh. ]

Especial TO Tho Times Di.patoh.l
Scott and ,ist--. Miss katherine. Of Kich.
rnond, guests this wee. OF their
psr.uts. Or. and Mrs. JOHN ". scott. ia
BoI.n u clarke, o, Cnr,on Forge h-a
been spending the week at The hone ~
Main Street,
o. J; rreinu,n wa. called 70 aiinor4i THE
o.ek by tn. Illness OF hs sister.
AIR, L. H. SneeG Visited friends and reia.
t'ves In Richmond th!s weeh.
week business.
aIis Cora Chewing, o; Green Syringe
sfq. ben tps Yenosy '1 NIX tic c T'yh
Mlss julia Jennings. OF richmond PAS q
John i.ruIe:u~5 and M,s, Inni.
George Fauiconer. Of Atlanta. Ga: uerb.r'
Faulconsr and sisters. Mr4. staples and MISS
Ethel Faulconer OF ico,t->tli.. aud Jamc1
Ing tho week with their sister Mrr y.
~. Michic. In South Gordousyi!lc. called here
h. the fitness of their mother. Mrs. George
Professor Jooeph ". HAL, principal OF
the Beaver Dam High School Tho past .es
by his vito. has nrriven hero to spend sonie
.ime With h!s parents. nr and Mrs. J.
Emmanuel Block. of .,e,,oi, Mich ras
the guest this week Of his pa-en's. Mr..
Street,
NJ. and Mrs. George oocdv!n,. Of Dan
WIG were ENssth THIS Week OF Hl- sister.
Mrs W l. Richards, and other relative.
IN and near town.
wichiins Hsrfins OF Loaan w Va. has
Mrs. l.. ". Herring. In south Gordon-viiie.
DR.. II. 81 spencer visited his mother In
Richmond thi. week.
W. {. Hughes, OF Newport Ky,
recent guest a. the homo OF Mrs ". ).
Downiil.
{. Z Linne!. OF Charlottesville. was n.
guest thin week of h,a nephew. y. 4
I.inucy ell route to Richmond
Rev. William Jenn!n6s, after & Walt Q.
several weeks tho guest o! his a!-ter Trs
J. II. Hume, left h fc~ dayt sine. TO visit
relatives at RIpidan,
MIS-. j. II. Hume has been sen, as a dele
gate from the WornHns Missionary Union
OF the South to the auxiliary TO III. South
Baptiat Convention now being held ir.
Nashville. Tenn.
Rev Hugh H. Hudson Will leav, on
MONDAY for Kansas city. No. being the
ministerial conimisHioncr of Wcrt Hanover
rresbytery to the General Assembly or
tho Pre.byterinn Church ia the United
Etatcs, which meets In that city on May
II.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-17
Men S Underwear

SOC Condo Mesh Observation-Disclosures, long
teet, short slsevns; special, ;sSc, : yur-
ncn;s tor rI.UO.
Mems soc White LisIe Undcrwear-.Short
sleeve vest aEd long drawers; special, 3Sc
per garment.
Mems Check Muslin Union Suits. good
qual,y; per suit, 59c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-17
BZouses of Crepe de Chine,
Voile and Jap Silk
Offered at Specially Attractive Prices

Jap Silk Shirts, in white and
all colored stripes; tailored
styles; hcmstitched collar and
cuffs. at $1.es.
Wolfe and Batistc Waists. in
all new models; values lis.
special $I.eS.
Very Dressv Batistc and Or,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-17
Gladstone
Collars

or fine piauc, shown in tho smar, new
vest effects: special values offered at
Soc. s5c and sI.0U.
White Lauudcr.d Gladstone Collars.
stylish now :hapes; these for nc and
5Oc.
Dainty Gladstone Collars. vest erect,
Of fine o-gpndy. shadow lace and net:
very special value at soc.
beautiful New Runling OF shadow.
lace, plain nets and chiffon. shown in
cream. white and black. .Ic.
Gladstone Collars or nnc pipue
washable c-gandy and lawn, 25c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-17
Manufacturers Sale SAMPLE {

Consisting Of Princess Slips, Combination
about 500 garments i'll the assert
row at the following extraordinary low
800 and s1.25 Skirts, slips and combina-
ton; sale price, 79c.
$50 and 81 90 Slips. Skirts and Comb
nations; sale price DSc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-17
Dress Fabrics Mss sn e,ss!,'f p;t ts,

CSC Striped Noles, 80 inches wide a very
fine material with different size stripes oi
lavender, black, blue and pink. Special
price, Iec.
SIoo Imported Novelty RATINGS, g., inches
wide, in large assortment OF good STYLES.
consisting OF stripes and checks Special
price, 7oc.
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Crepe de Chine Blouscs, in
all shades; organdic collar,
at $2.es.
Extraordinary values i'll
Crepe de Chimes. and Chiffon
Blouses $500 values, for S3.eS.
indie Blouscs at $500 and S6.4s.
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Cool, Knit Underwear for Won
uIlQ AfiLuTCH
EUery Wanted Kind at Extremelu Interesting

Ladies' Union Suits, In lace or tight
knee, regular and extra sizes, for ..5c.
Ladies' Union Suits, some Swiss ribbed
ones, lace or tight knee, regular and extra
sizes, for 6OC.
Ladies' Lisle Union Suits several makes
including Carriers make. regular and extra
sizes, for 81 90.
Ladies' Merccrzed Lsle Union Suits,
very fine grade. regular and extra sizes. for
$500.
Ladies' Silk Union Suits, regular and
extra sizes, for $3.50.
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Children S Wear
At Social Reduction Prices

Goats for tho little ones in white or coors
to q years, $3.50 and $3.50 ones Tor ST. 90; $500
to 5000 ones will be $2.es
Children's Dresses, to yeats, in white,
daintily trimmed with laces and embroidery,
SI25 and so for 98c; $500 and s.. 80 ones
Tor SLAB.
Childrens Hats, in Milan, duck and silk, sew
cral shapes to select from, for 45c.
Dainty Lingerie Hats for the little miss, sold
Tor S;3.+S to S4.o8; special sale price, $a.es.
Dainty and attractive Null Caps and Bonrcts,
ribbon trimmed; $3.50 and $500 ones for 81 e8.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-29
HARD TIMES

Langdon, N. D., Aug. 29.--Peter D.
Waldo is back in Munich after an ex-
%perience of two years in Saskatche-
wan. He is one Of the pioneers Of
southwestern Cavalier county, having
homesteaded in Henderson township
In 1898. soon after which time he
was named postmaster of Klein and
after that office was discontinued be-
came the first postmaster at Munich.
He states his pioneer experiences here
In the early days amounted to moth
ing when compared with the hard
times he found while in Saskatche-
wan for the past couple Of years. Last
year the country had a severe finan-
cial setback and o o crop. while this
year in addition to the drouth, the
struggle in Europe is having a whole
lot to do with making people hard up.
Mr.. Waldo says there are tough times
ahead for those who are there and
unable to get out.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-29
FAMILY ARRIVES
Wife and Children OF Bishop Tyler
Reach Fargo.

Fargo, N. D., Aug. 29.-Bishop Ty-
Ter and family arrived in the city and
have taken up their residence at the
bishops house on Eighth street south.
The bishop looks hale and hearty
though he declares that it has been a
very strenuous summer for him.
He is welcoming at this time as the
head of the diocesan clergy, the Rev.
Frederick Gunnell. who will be in
charge Of Christ's church at 'Mandan.
The new rector is a young nan who
has had several, years experience in
mission work in Quebec and in Wash
ington and comes with the highest
recommendations. He completed his
educational work at the University of
Bishops college. located at Lennox-
vile, Quebec.
The work of the Episcopalian
church in the diocese is already show
ing the influence of the virile person
ality of the new bishop. Though
here but a few months, the various
activities Of the diocese have acquir-
ed new impetus from his efforts, and
many of the newer parishes have de-
veloped substantial strength.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-29
DAUGHTER SUES
FOR Her SUPPORT
Charges Father with Cruel
Wo-
man in Strange Action.

Bismarck, n. D., Aug. 2a.-Alleging
in eight complaints, En-
the crippled, 34-year-old daugh-
ter of John Yegen. is bringing suit
against her father for $12,2S0. The
incidents of brutality charged in the
complaint are alleged to have occur
red in the last W. months, during
which time the daughter has been in
this city. The. cases will probably
come to trial at the next term of the
district court, in December. The suits,
of which two nave been filed already,
are filed in Morton county, but it is
thought probable that a change Of
venue will be secured. and hat the
trial will be held in Bismarck.
The first complaint filed charges
of non-support. John Yegen was
granted a divorce from his first wife
in 1890. The mother and Emerita
with two other daughters, Dora and
Lyle, left the city. and they have been
in Chicago much of the time.
Came to Bismarck.
Emerita came to Bismarck recently
and alleges that she applied to her
father for food and shelter, but that
he refused on several occasions to aid
her. 1t appears hat the father has
given her some money, for board and
lodging, but the amount is claimed to
be insufficient. The first suit will be
for an adequate sun for support, in
the discretion of the court.