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The daily sentinel., 1914-05-29

w. NJ Gibson of the Gibson Lum-
Der company arrived hast evening
from the south and will be here for
several days.
The daily sentinel., 1914-05-29

Thomas Moore of Fruita arrived
last evening for a brief local visit.
The daily sentinel., 1914-05-29

Mrs. Albert Maxwell underwent
an operation at the Nelson sanitar-
ium yesterday. She is getting along
as well as can be expected. Her
home is in Moab.
The daily sentinel., 1914-05-29

The South Side merchants cleaned
up on the North Side merchants last
evening at the fair grounds by the
score of to z. Games will be play
ed every Thursday evening from now
on.
The daily sentinel., 1914-05-29

r. L. Goodwin, a prominent Dem
yer man, arrived this morning from
over the range on business and pleas
ure
The daily sentinel., 1914-05-29

j. w. Egan of Quincy, ILL.,, is stop
ping off in the Grand Valley this
week guest of the La Court while
here.
The daily sentinel., 1914-05-29

Miss A. B. Byrd. representing the
extension bureau of the Colorado
Prison association, is a local visitor
today
The daily sentinel., 1914-05-29

Earl F. Shriver of Studebaker
fame. returned last evening from
Delta.
The daily sentinel., 1914-05-29
TOW N

A reliable watch for a graduation
gift at BIackstone's, AL Main.
The daily sentinel., 1914-05-29
Watch repairing, guaranteed;
Blackstone's, AL Main.

FL. owens, shift boss at the high
line, was local visitor yesterday.
The daily sentinel., 1914-05-29

Phidelah Rice at the Baptist
church Friday. 5-27-3t
The daily sentinel., 1914-05-29

j. Fred Roberti, Jr., son of Fred
Robertl of the Colorado Midland line.
came in early this morning for
brief local visit from his home in
silt.
The daily sentinel., 1914-05-29

Tickets for Phidelah Rice enter
tainment are on sale at Bailey's Gro
Gerry. 5-2S-2t
The daily sentinel., 1914-05-29

Have Drummer to explain to you
a monthly income policy. OFFICE
Currie building.
The daily sentinel., 1914-05-29

silas Reed of Palisade was here
yesterday.
The daily sentinel., 1914-05-29

Graduation gifts at Blackstone, $,
Al Main.
The daily sentinel., 1914-05-29

Too cheap to be without. The
Pacific Mutual Life; over 20 kinds of
policies; ask Brunner, district man
ager.
The daily sentinel., 1914-05-29

Up-tO-date graduation gifts at
Blackstone's, AL Main.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-14
Sam nod MID 0cm qcben 6n0ou.

1urb ibr 5obuheH 9eon in 9e.
1cnsgeIa1r gcbradt puroe aeitcru
9tatmittaa 6raA 5aoie 5aaborn i'll
ibrer &obmHg gar. 609, Glib
@reene.StraBc Sic Bate iih aAi
GIN Sopba gclegi INN eiu ttr5cS
SdlaIdci 5n mahely ais 0as Stin0
angchlid Ocn @ac9abn onore1tc mo
Der &oin iin raid nit Seudtsas an.
iiIllte Der Gbemonu BON sSrou 1au
born fam nod i'm Iebten 9lugenblide
oa5u ore6te oas @os ali mo ricf ei
ren IN Der 9ld1c pohDenoen g(r3t Der
BET pelden cs uadl eiuiaer 0liibe
9elana bic bereits obnmadtige Srau
ipicocr ms Seben 3uriid3nruieu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-14


SH ser amcrifauiideu 9lrmee Sri.
gaoc Geueral Su9b 8. Scott
miro G6ei oes @cueralitobcs
geforoeruug ser @enerdle SIM.
ton rmO @iB betaunt aemadt
g9aibtngton 10. 0Sooember.
9rigaoe-@eueral Sug6 g. Scott
lit 9cute pom &rdhoenteu g9iliou
gum G6ef 0es Stabes Der 9lrmee Der
&erciuigten Staaten erpdblt por.
oen. Gr miro ser g}adjfoIgcr oes am
0lontag in Oen 9lubeitauo trctenoen
@eneralmoiors @ot6eripoon. Iie
&afau5, Sic our9. BEN 9lidtritt Deo
Generals g9ot5eripoone gcidaiicu
miro ioll 0ltr1 9rigaOegeueral 6re-
oerid Il. 5uniton oeH jcbigcu G6er
coumau0irenoen iii &cra Gr5 olIss
acfiiat meroen 9rigdoeqeneral EaS
Ter S. Bib miro G1ef Der mobileu
glrmce.Iiuiiion, un0 ioll nah Dem
9liidtritt OeS @eucralmaiors Murrap
am 20, glpriD 1915 SIT Oieienl Goug
beioroert weroen. General 6initon
blei5t nod elmer Grfldrlmg ocs
Setretdrs @orriion porlduiig in Se.
ia Grll. Iic ndditeu &ofanBcu
Ole our1 oie @ei0roerlng oeS @ene.
rols 6lniton Sen 9fiidtritt oeS @e
nerolS SoDle lno Die 9ei5roerlng
oeS @eneruls Scott entite6en iollen
0urb folgenOe G6eritcn ausgeiiiQt
weroeu: SenrD 81. @recne, SnioHtc
rie, @illiom 81. aGonb Suianterie,
6reoerid g Strong aiiitcu 9lrtil-
lerc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-14

Ios Is Monate dltc E6dterdjen
Uou 6rau aIunie gaoibaf, pobnbait
IN ger St5, OlanaoLo. strabe, puroe
acIiern gIbcno geaea ls59 llbr IN be.
oentliden 3uitaroe ius llnioerii.
tats Soipitol cinaelieicr aid ielpiua
6aite III Der 9iicbe ser eltegliheu
&obmng eincu Gopi nit Gauge ali.
aeinoea luio cine 8robere 4ortion
0er 1IHliiaIeit aetrLIMtaM.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-14
g9alO6ranb oeISfht

@m gSnlobran0 IN ser Wldcesqlpc.
~ 9altimore-gountu pnr0e aeiieril
slbeno onrf Die @aroeupiller 1euer.
mebr crltidt, nahoem 0as 9tntontobil
oer Seuerpebr bon Sig6lan0toun
auT oer eaitcrn.9tueute.Rooo al
braudlslnIdbig muroc sic Dlann.
ic1ait uabm oamt @daufel inns
Sade III pie @ano imD fu5r anf oer
StraBcuba6n mad oen @rcnoplase
1ic 6euermeHr BON Morocwiae ipur.
&c 3ur Ssilieleiiiimg barbeisqruicu
2er 1ha0cu ia uicbt beocutcn0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-14

Gln unbetanHter Mann, oeiieu
g1ame anideineno So6n Smith it,
ipilroe geitern N2oreeu non aIuorea5
gloainS Dem 3n6aber oes 2oairbau.
irs 9ls 1916 Gaiieru-9lDcue. toot
I'M Bette auiaciunocn 9loams oraug
~ oas 3inlnter eiit nadoem Smith
big nm 10 ll6r niAt oufacitauoen
mar Iie 4ol5ei fonnte III ieiueu
loldeu auBer elmer aarte uid)ts fin.
Oen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-14
Dantpfrr in g|rauo.

2onoou, t3. g}opembcr.
ginc Central 9laps" GepeiAe ans
&om meloet, Dob Der 1nnpier y@itta
oi Souona~ cincn ora6tloicn Siilfes
uli ausaeionot babe, NIT Der @lcI
Olng ooB oer Camper iib i50 @lei.
len pouGatauio beiia0e im0 in Slam.
men itebe. Gas Sdiiibat aQ0.@ol.
ooten an @oro, welAe DoH Nlaiiopa
glfrifa nab Stalien gebrobt peroen
ioatcu. 3mei gampfer limo oem ges
id6roctcn S1iif sur SiIlie gceilt-
(Spdter.) Cine bcntc glbeuo
aus 9lom az Die oGrAangc Eclc9ropb
60 geionote Depeibc Delaat DAB
Ger 0ampier in Gotauia, Si3iIicn
onaelau9t lit. Gas 6eucr wiroc bon
Cen Solooten gcloiht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-14

SIN 9LIicr BON A 2a5rca iiar6 "a.
liern Sr S. s aurber uaa LANCER
aronf6cit III ieiner @o6nuna 9ly
ZOO Siio z. StraBe. gluber iciner
@ittpe 6rmi 0lorie aom6er. biuter.
laBt Ger @critorbene heben ain0cr III
5ortem gllter Sr. &omber mar Elm
@lebger bon 8erpi. Gic 3eit Der 9e.
eroignng mar geiicrn nod nidt felt.
geicbi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-14
SraneureAtlerinHsn taerH IN
MnlElinr.

9{aibpille Gent, l3. gSo0.
Die ug}ationol @oman Suffrage
gliiociotiou" sic bier tagt beidloB
9citc, ibro 2egiolati0arbeit I'M tom
nenoer Sabre nidt nnr ami bic gIh'
na6uc ser 9riItow Qlonoea.9Imet.
Dcmcntc Our@ Den GougrcB 5ll bc'
ifrdnfen. IS iuuroc nil i9l 8c9en
100 Stinmen beibloiicn Oas Ss9a1
northumberland iwo allc Der Ra-
tional. .9e66roe i0r0crliden 9}aBna5.
men 5n unterliiibeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-14
lln6cbentenoeS sSellcr.

Sin @ellcrbrano entiiano aeitcru
9lbeno fiir5 Dor 1910 ll6r in oem
@anie glr 1912, Giuiiion.StraBe
Gas 0'ebauoe mar irl 9lu NIT bid.
tenn Gualn uno 9laid aefiiQt mo
bic 9epo5ner miiBteu t0cilS bon oen
5euenpe1rIcuten ms 5reic aetraaen
meroen 6elermebrmann Sos. GoDlc
betbeiligte iic5 III berporrogeuoer
@eiie an Dem 9lettimgswcrfe. Zen
Sol1manni9aficu geIaug cS nod ei.
niger @1iibe Den Sianneu SEN @ar.
ans So madlen Gas @nls mirO BON
per 9leaer.6amiIic N5omas Sacobiou
belunhnt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-14
Sin mnitcriaie OIeidlidlte.


Cine ebenio unDlterioie pie IN ibs
rem gon5eu Sergange merfmiiroige
@ei6id6tc ioa iid 9eitcrn 2lbeno i'm
gsorolreitcn Der 5taot ereignet baben.
9lugcblihe 9(ugen5cugen muBten oo.
rii6cr oos Solgenoc ail 6erihten Gin
lmbefanntcs Su0iui0urm bate oas
@liid. All Der Gde bon 9lortb lmo
&ennmlUania 9lpeniie elne S9anos
taihr 5u finoen, Die ne6eu elmer gro.
Bercn @eloiumme aub Sluuclen uno
ionitiqe 5djmudltiidc i'll bobem gSer'
t6c cnt6iclt. gcim 9liifbebcn ocS
Inn0es luur0e beiaatc5 Snoiuiominl
iecoh Uon eineni &oli5iiien beobahtet
mo crgriii ais cs oeiicn gcpa5r
iuuroc, Ole 8hiAt Gs iprau8 ailf
ciitcn in iueitlider 9iihtlng io0ren
Den StroBenba6ns Nnggon woruli
ser @oli5iit IN cinem 9liitomo6il bic
@eriol9umg oes bercits mebrere
@lodS entfernten @n9gons alinobm.
@ic es beiBt ioa Der Sitter oeS @e-
ieseS llim aeraoc nod sir 3eit &c.
fommen ieiu lin 81 ie6en wie oas
Snoiuiouum Die Sonotaide bel
@pDuns 5aaS I'M 6oben 5ogen IN
cinen Giimpcl mari Sn5miidcn ioa
cS aid 9elingen iein ben e'igeut5ii-
mer Der @anotaiAe uns oes mert6-
polen Subaltes auSfinotg 81 maHcn-
Gs fol- oics cinc 'serion pon 0roBcr
grouiineB ieul Sic @oli5e Diiilt
ii6 Scr etyos lonoarbar anniltben'
ocn glngclegenbeit segciiiibcr IN tiel.
ties 56ipcigen uno he6ouptet @aic
Yi beiGcu uno bon Hid)ta 5u plnch
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-14

einen aampI mil elmer Siotc 9uitr
Qcltem @lorgca gegeu YES llbt ser
i7,iabrige Robert aouuer bon SIT.
It'll @rlnt.Stro6c, 5n bcItcbcu
slls CT, Inn lcinc 8qpbeu S fiittern
leinen Iaubcnihla1 bctrot. iprang
Inn plobIid cine 8obc ins Seiidt
lMo biB iib, ols CT iie abwcbrca mon
ic an ieinen Ndnoel IS ieit. ocs Der
2'rloer oes 9lnaeariiieueu crit NIT
cinem @cieniticl oic sliefcr oer @dsc
cuseinunoer nreacu miBte ebc cs
i'm qelaug Slobert 5lI bcireici mo
oos wiitbenoe Sbier su t5oten. go.
bert aomnicr mor bon sen 8dbrct
Ano StruIlen oer adtc libel aligerid
iei moroen uno rubte iidl bon Ir-
Seorge 81 Souten6ah, 9lr. 2i20,
S9eit 9lorib gloenue ioinc Munoc ocS.
inii5ircn ua0 begonoclu loIlen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-14
gInf nngrIIdrIIdlc Meiie utrIaIluan-


Zen &erIuit Don 3umcIen mio iou
itigen SdmHciaanl ira Gciammi
mertbe bon me6rercn @lnocrt Col
lars befIagt Serr Daoio 0arion,
pobnbait in oeH @igblanoS.9lpar;
meHtS @lau9lDeunc, na6e GeHiiog
gIuemic @err 0arlsa pagote iib
acitern 9Ibcno nit Dem @emertcu al
Die &oli5ei, ooB Die Sahcn alf ooa
lrauoig lmcrtldrlide Aeiie ans lei
mem department. pcri1plm0en ieiea.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-14

Gin 3ipeites 3eiier brad geiiern
sI6euo an 9rouus Nier an SuBc
Der 9ouo.Strabe ais Gas 8euer.
oenen llrlade uidt ernittelE Deroen
tonite, mar imter Dem gier iur0
milroe BON Dem ggddjicr redlt5eitia
entoedt Gie 8enermcbr criticize oie
6lanunen obne SdlluieriQfeit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-14
6timgeruten.
Mmrrifanii6c SrabpCn
aus Scra GruS.
Sic Gta6t miro am 23.
OtUDember 9crdMmtt.

giaa bcfiebIt 9lngriff olf EampicO.
Gr piocrieet iid Dem 9eiebI
ser Gouicrcn5 Don 9lguos Golien.
tcs, 5uriid5ltrcicu. Ger neue
proOiioriidc @raiiocut Gutierrez
tritt oiii giao's seitc.
gSofbiugton 13. 9|oucm5cr-
N|ontag, Der % 9ioUem6cr lit belIte
9l5cno ais 0otum sur &dumumg bon
@cra GmB iiir oic omerifouiicben
lruppen feii1eiebt morOcn. Scfrc
Tar 9ruan matte 5elite 6oI9eHocs
bcfannt:
ia @encrol Garran5a mo Die
GonUcution Don 9lguoScolientes Die
gefcr0crtcn @orantiel uuo Gerlcbe-
rmQeu acge6cu 6abcn bat Sic &egie
rlmg ser Gcreihieten Stooten be-
hloiicn sic in Gera GrB itotionir.
ten Gruppen am Wlontoa Den %.
93opem6er ob5ubcrniet
9llc @erioneL fir oerel elder
belt 0icicr 9lesicrims bic &erauhuor'
hng iibcrnonuncn 6otte, boteu Die
5to0t Dcrloiien Die sgrieitcr lmo
9lonncli. Sic sort 3niluht gcuOu.
men Soften unO fir 0ercn Siderbeit
9ciiirdtttuGcu aeGegt plrOeu, bcilN
Sen lih oui Dem @cgc nac6 oeH &cr-
cinigtcn Stooien"
Gie Grfldrung nur0e no@ elmer
lonqcn Gonfercu5 5lpiidlcn 9raiioert
98ilion upo Staaisictretdr 9rOan
bcr6neutlidt. Die 9Infiinoiglm8 er.
rcqtc in oifi5icaen areiicn oiienbor
ni6t 0criuec lleberraidung oa man
oagcmcin augenoumcn bottc, BOB Die
9lGinlln8 BON Gero Gru5 bis sur er'
lcoiglng Scr 6aftious Streitigfeiten
in Y2ctifo binauS gcic6obcn iucroen
ioac.
&r @rDan molltc Scr GrfldrllnG
nid6ts bin5uiiigen; CT iogte nobere
Giu3clbeiten lpilroen morgcn BON Dem
Geportement uer0ifcntlidt ucroen.
@tlla befieblt glngriif ant
Tampico
gGoibingtoM ID gloDcmDcr.
Wcncral @ina bat cinen 9lnariii
AMI Eaiupico 6eio1len. Seine 2lr.
NEE opcrirt pon Gan 2uis Notoli
ans. oaS o6uc @ioeritano gcnons
men uuroc. 91oh cen oiTi5icllcn
bier cinaetroiiencn Eelegronumcn lit
Gillo init ycgeiiierung enpfanaen
morocu. IS m6gcn nod mebrcrc
Gaze bis oo6in Dergcben, bis &illa
Eanlpico anarciien fam Snilui'
iheu bat er 0ic pou Can SniS Foto-
ii oa6in fii6renoe @obnlinic belebt-
IN 5ampico 6eiiuoeu iid ihdbungs'
ueiie etlua 500 glmerifoner Gam.
pico lit noh &era @ru3 Der mihtl9.
ite 5ce6aieu IN Wlerifo
@illn ioIl 5nrii dtreten.
can 2(ntonio, legos l8.
giobember Bon Dem @rcBbureau
Gorron3as in 5toot @lerito 1T 9ente
sic O}uc6ribt cingetrofict oaB bic
Gonfercn3 bon glguo Galientes anee'
orOnet bobe, oaB 9iIla bon leiuent
&omnouOo suriidtretcu ioa Der
probiioriidlc &rdiioeut eutiarre5 bo.
be iih obcr oemeigert. oiclen 8efepl
oiis5ufii6ren. General ytotero miro
els 9lutoritdt iiir oieie giahridt &C.
raunf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-14
..Nininfei!.N

Ger .9lrbciter.Yeiauacerel @i.
nigfcit~ 6iclt gcIieru 9Ibeno in ,,Go,
rings Sole all Ser Gde Der Salt.
aocnuc uuo 3. Strabc in Siablor0.
town Icine p0dcutlide 9eriamm.
hma. 93raiiOcut @m euacl6crt
fii6rtc ocu &oriie mo Sefrctdr Garl
96cbci oas grototor 99d6rcn0 oer
Sulgihnoc murocu cinige Sie0cr iiit
ben fonmcnoen 6anilicnabeuo ciu.
aeii6t iuo ii ocr @eiAaftSiiBiuia
lueItcre g;orbercitmaei fir oicic
9lbenoimierbaItiug getroffen. Die
Ginlaoimacn Scr perl4icoeuen Ser.
cine wurOcu angerommcn Iic Sc.
lcqotcn Scr 2tdote.9creinigung ocs
,,9lrbeiter Sduserbinoes" Dcriam.
meIu iid nd@itcn Sountag, I'M iiir
Die ndMiic @crandoltmg gIrranget
mems 5a igeilen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-14

pember 1914 0rHgD II 0DmbrT acliehicr calie
pom NiurN NQnlbgr. Iic Aectoauta ifoel non
iclnet gSobmna Yir, aNO, 7Ap @lcUenir Ctr,
aus lait 0ie Sen nerlcl1eA miro pdict uN.
Ae6ciat l9oui4)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-14

0lulourger Nuie Il Ql0 20c.
9nnltaree Nleiim.1 1epartcmnt
1914 mmrpiHietbieric Bio. 155sc
Nnmm0otelciicu 4io. 29c
BilHo Ehmorldmm fit 10c.
6bndroaIt, Bio. t2Mc.; 4 Njo. A9c.
I Rinnn 28alnoriiNrnien feline HupDen mo
Icin Nbiau lcbr ieiH. pcrlucbi es, 1876
sugar curco" Rlnoilclln, BIO. lOc
Hippeuroul 30 1870
GclliaieNNs1cparicmcnt.
SarioiielrSalnt, Rlo. 0c Ooct Nl0. iHr 2bc
SelbiiAemadic 9oonib.0dueu 1uteHo l2c.
gon uns ieibli iabriarte GraHiurier ggnrlie
ooCr bologna BIO i0c.
Srihe eaiiouirii. nit galbei ooer seaerie
qepnr3t Sio, l0c.
SriihcS hadflciib 30. lac
yeruhrmer 9rr5i
lrORc Samllieu'2aocu,
Sanelle. Strnhc, onrdllanirno blo 1nr ecGlA1ion.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-14

indten on sic friegIiIbrenocn g'a
tionen eiuen 9lppell I'M @ieoerner'
iieama oes 6ric0ens 81 rihten. Sle
Sn0ianer iagten, Ne isien lidl moDl
beiuuft. oaB i6r S9inib mee5ort
pcr6ollcn m0sc, tic eradtctcu cS aber
ais ibrc Eili1t glcihpo6l oenleloen
5u 0nBert
g}eutrnlcu 2dn0cr protes
itireu gcgcn Wliuenlc'
gung
@ofbington, 49, glopember--
Tic Meaierung oerGercinigten Stod.
ten Bat Sdlrittc mteruonmlcn int
ofTi5ien ieit5nitenen tuel@eS frieg.
iii6renoe 2ono fiir ole 2eglng ner
M1men til ser 9Ioroicc rerdntluortIih
1T, gieie G}nBnohmc gcida6 aaf
qlnreglnia scr 9leaieriniaen bon I'd
ucmorf Sollauo, Sdwe6en uno9}or.
iocgeL oic acltcno moAen ooB Ourd
9eerug scr 02iuen oiBcr6ol6 oeS
Gerriioriol@clpdiier Der frie9iii6ren.
oen Sdnoer i6r Sanoel nit Oen Ser.
einigieu Stoaten Iabngclegt uorocn
uarc Gie Ncrcini9ten Stoatcn lmo
crMdt woroen oic Qenliibrmaeu
oicier Stnateu 81 mieritiisen mo
sic @eia6rcn fir oie Sdiiifo6rt be.
ieitigcn 5u loHcn lle6er Die Soltrna
Scr onerifoniitcu 9ic8icrlmg III oie.
er 6raoc 1T bisbcr feline Gutibci
Dung gctrofien morocn
9l6puucnteu, sic ben OGcatIdler
GOrreipunSenten0 uidt phnftlid uSel
nnrcselmahio er8nltrn, linO oc6etcn
scr Ciiice oaUon PER Selep6un ooei
idjriFfliM NliffheiIuun IA mndieu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-14
Sci ser glrbeit OcrnualHdt.

Bon eiuem itbmereu SdOebaunt ges
troifeu iuuroe geiieru 9labniitiaa,
ipcnigc @iinutcn bon hal6 4 ll6r Der
4Sjdbrige @ormann 9lrore'u 8aue.
BART alias 5lert uo1nAdft IN llr.
ti06, GcinoIOS.S .StraBc 6ei Sane9lr
beiten an @oro Ocs SIR 3eit alil
Baltimore & Cbio aSier So Socnf
@oint liegeuoeu cngliiden Eanl
piers o9lrohne~ Ger Sra1sport
oeS 5dwcrperleBtcn geItattete I'D
alBcrit idpierig oa Der @'ann crit
an Elm Brett sebunoen iHo mt ote'
fem mittclS cineS @robneS BON oeul
56iiic nod ocn Ioa 9eriibcrac.
ldaift pcroeu music Eic slnlbu.
loB oeS iiiolidcn Gilirifts oradtc
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-14

misses, the pattern being made in seven
sizes. 1t has pointed yoke, which is
a new idea, and inverted plats TO the
belt. Crash, or ratine suits of this type
are yieing with those of linen.
Whether girl actually goes in for the
sport Of fishing, or only makes "a blun"
Mt il, the comfortable blouse and separate
skirt Of piquG, shown together on the
figure in the upper right corner are both
such simple garments MS are sure to be
needed for summer mornings at home or
in the country. An inverted box plait
with two side paits in the middle back
make the skirt little more than two
yards at the foot when the plaits are pulled
out. This is very like other styles of
skirts which promise to bring again the
vogue of more yardage in our skirts and
dresses.
One cannot have too many simple tub
frocks for morning wear. This season,
grown women are like children in their
demand for numbers of gingham and plain
linen dresses which may be quickly made
and easily Numbered A simple ringham
dress is No. SlS6. closing Mt the side front
and trimmed with large buttons on band
of plain linen in contrasted color. White
or colored linen is similarly made up and
becomes dressy or not as accessories Of
belt and landings are added.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-14
Tailored Shirt and Stocks

Beside all the frils. ruiilcs and furbe-
lows that add to the attractiveness of the
summer girl of 1914. there are mannish
shirtwaists and stocks in which many
women reyel. The plain tailored effect
appeals to them; and has the virtue Of
looking trim, and appropriate for occasions
when frills nre quite out Of place, and not
to say. expensive.
Stripes, madras and wash silk waists
as shown below are very modsh. This
style has a bias yoke back reaching over
n little in the front. The wash silks Of
this season are beautiful in texture. and
come in widths Of 36 inches and wider.
Thus they cut to advantage.
Stocks Of linen and madras are the
proper accompaniment Of shirtwaists
worn with riding suits, for golf, etc. when
when one does not like the open neck with
turn-down collars. One style of jaunty
stock in the picture is made up in white
linen or pique, and has black satin tie
Mt the base.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-14

@DATURE'S call to the great cut
HAT of-doors in summer is attended
RlAfVA with a Clamor of fashions in
14% feminine dress designed to meet
ssA-<2.A-s every occasion and need of either
tourist or sportswoman. There is the man
nish equestrian outfit, yet the product Of
the high-cass tailor; or to be had in some
department stores and fashionable
speciality costumers, ready-made, with the
latest cut and kinks which are many
The riding suit pictured on this page is
the last word in fashionable habit Of
cloth, showing the long silk rcvers, and the
tabs of n white vest, very like mans
evening suit. Riders in town, who may
have to 60 from their homes to the club,
arc wont to wear some sort of overcoat,
which at the present is pretty sure to he
n modish Balmaccan, (S320). The latter
is not always of heavy tweed or English
mixtures, for as the season advances, the
same style Of coat will be made of serge,
for practical outing uses Of all sorts.
Black and white checked serge riding
habits, especially those having the long
coats for cross saddle wear, are very
smart and as warmer weather advances.
linen and crash skirts and suits will be
seen. Children and very young women
delight to take n morning canter with
shirtwaist and riding skirt in lieu OF the
warmer coat suit.
OF the many uses for black and white
checked woolens and linens now In the
height of favor, golfing affords excuse for
having such smart two-piece suit rs that
in Nos. 1872 and S327 A heavy cotton
ratinc is the material Of this original.
Il may be bought in wide width at about
$3.50 per yard. As II need not be lined.
tie suit can be made easily by the home
sramstress for little cost. 1t is the kind
Of suit that can be worn for travelling by
train or boat.
Happily for those who play tennis.
makers of smart outing togs are EN-
phaszng fuller skirts, with paits a-plenty.
One Of the new models is skirt No. s0j9.
with a three-piece yoke, heightened by
bos-plaited sections A threepie pan
nisr and strap across the plaits in the
back may be added for a dressier costume.
usi1g the same pattern.
TIE coat, you will notice as having
several new features, making it quite diff
fsrtrt from the Norfolk jackets frequently
accompanying tennis suits. The new coat
(S23S, Is intended for both ladies and
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-14

IOUTING hats ARE most attractive for
~ this season, and ns different in kind
and prices as various tastes and pocket
books can desire. The panama leads
among high class hats for all sorts Of
vacation wear. One can buy small hat
Of this kind with n moderately wide brim
for about 50; though finer qualities run
mp TO SO or more. Wide moire ribbon Is
Eocn on a few such hnts, as that worn by
the girl in the checked golf suit.
White stitched linen or canvns hats
that have flexible brims 10 bend mt any
angle, have large enough crowns 10 come
well down on the head and shade the face.
in the way noticed on the girl at the right
Of this page. White, gray or colorcd soft
felt hats are sure 10 find place in the
complete outfit for the sportswoman; and
they may be had from 81 10 So.
The felt Derby Is sold for the cques.
trienue who wears II formal riding
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-14

costume; md likewise elk hat though
the latter Is seldom seen on country roads.
a soft hat, and sometimes a Jockey can
for young girls is chosen for informal
dress, with linen or crash riding habits.
Among the accessories for summer
sports, the girl who rides Is pretty sure
TO chose an up-to-date crop or riding whip.
Horn handles with n turn are stylish :;
though straight handle with silver top
and a tasscl follows the latest fashion
in parasols and umbrellas.
\ ruuncr's seat that may be folded,
and practically used for n cane. is Prov
ing its worth for other needs than shoot.
ing as for instance at the country ball.
game or field sports, when the capacity
of the grand stand has been rea he'd.
Folding camp chairs designed for auto
mobiles come in handy for many other
uses when vacation tourists are abroad.
They are light and take up very little
space IN bag or trunk.