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The Detroit times., 1914-08-20
Passing AqOay of
Pope Solemn Altar

The last moments OF a dying pontin
are marked by exercises or great sol
emnity, more impressive than the
| ceremonies at his funeral. A set FORK
OF rites, which have been In vogue sc
long that the date of their adoption
has not been definitely established
are gone through as each pope passes
away.
When the physicians In attendance
upon his holiness decide that death Ii
imminent the cardinals in Rome and
the pope's official household assemble
In the bedchamber, ranging them
selves about his bed In the order oil
their rank.
Then the popes confessor and the
cardinal holding the office Of granc
penitentiary receive the dying pom
tiff's last confession. The pope
sacristan, who Is an AugustiniaI
monk and the titular bishop of pro
phyry. brings him the holy viaticum
and administers the sacrament Of ex
IRENE JUNCTION.
After the extreme JUNCTION has been
administered. II the pope's condition
is such as to- make 1t possible. he re-
cites the tridentine profession Of faith
to the grand penitentiary. who there
upon pronounces the grand absolu.
ton and the formula of indulgence In
the article of death. The generals OF
the various orders, In the order OF
their rank. then bestow the special
indulgences they have the privilege OF
giving.
Then, II the pope is still alive and
SO desires, he may make known his
wishes as to his successor and any
last requests he has to make. His
wishes as to his successor, however
have no ofiicial weight and the car
dinals are not bound by them IN any
way.
The next ritual Is recital Of the
commendation prayers Depart
Christian Soul" etc., by the sacristan
This usually takes place very few
minutes before the actual passing oil
the pope. At the very last moment
the penitentiaries OF st. Peter's-the
Franciscan friars-begin chanting the
psalms Of penitence.
This chant Is kept up until the pope
IL actually dead, all of the cardinals
and Official household remaining In
the death chamber until the end.
After an interval OF few minutes
the cardinal chamberlain, gowned In
deep violet robe, and followed by
the prelates of the chamber. enters
the room. Once within the room q
violet pillow II placed on the floor and
the chamberlain kneeIs In silent pray
er, while the cardinals and members
Of the household bow their heads.
His prayer finished, the chamber
lain rises and goes to the side Of the
ldead pope. The cloth Is gently thrown
back from his face, and with a silver
hammer the chamberlain thrice taps
the dead pontiff on the forehead, anc
repeating his baptismal name with
each stroke. says in voice that al
can hear:
The pope Is really dead"
All In the chamber OF death then
kneel and the chamberlain says the
DE Profundis" with prayer and abso
luton and sprinkles the corpse with
holy water.
The master Of the chamber draws
from the finger Of the dead pope the
symbol of authority, the '.isherman's
ring" which he hands to the cham
berlain.
A prothonotary then reads the for
NAL record Of decease, as required by
both the civil and ecclesiastical law
This ends the ceremonies at the
deathbed.
The Detroit times., 1914-08-20

work heart and soul In their inter
ests.
IA an indication of the worth OF
this man to serve the public, the fol
lowing excerpts from the Detroit news
papers are interesting.
The Detroit News editorially says:
"ln the Legislature, Senator Sim
ons earned distinction by his abII-
NV and his zeal In the public be-
half. He declared his principles
before election and adhered strict
Iv 70 them after election"
The Detroit Tribune says:
"There 10 no sham or hypocrisy
about him, and q deal OF personal
charm. A man Of deep insight into
human nature and having q nat
ur,l love for dealing with u"
The Detroit Journal editorially says:
ain the passage Of the Wayne
county primary bill he won q
triumph more important to hls
constituency than many Of the
senators who have been repeated
Iy returned to the legislature"
Charles G. Simons Is a man OF the
essential qualifications necessary to
a worthy representative Of the people.
A skilled lawyer by profession. a De
troiter by birth and education. he has
lived among the people he desires to
represent all his lifetime. In 1903 he
was elected to the state senate from
the Second senatorial district and
served his term of Office with distinc
ton. A scholar OF no mean ability, q
virile, forceful speaker. he stilled the
enemies OF primary reform and secur
"A tho triumphant enactment of the
Wayne county primary bill. During
the term of his Office he succeeded In
pushing through the legislature most
of the Detroit bills that passed into
law and succeeded In having enacted
and amended laws Of paramount i'm
portance to his district and state. Tc
vote for him means a vote for pro
gressive legislation.--Adv.
The Detroit times., 1914-08-20

MEXICO CITY. Aug. 19.-At the or
Ter OF General Carranza, the issuance
y about s1O.0o0.o00 in government
lotes now In circulation will be re-
budiated tomorrow. The notes we're
issued by former Provisional Presi-
lent Carbajal on the $60.000.0o0 10
rear gold bonds of the Huerta admin
stration, but will be repudiated In
compliance with the order Of Car
anxa refusing to recognize acts OF
General Huerta.
General Carranza Is still at Atzacat-
bolxalco, but has announced his cab
net as follows:
Ysidro Fabela, minister Of foreign
AFFAIRS; Eliaseo Arcedondo, minister
bf interior; Eduardo Hay. minister of
war; Felicitos Villareal. minister of
finance; Ygnacio Bollas. minister of
communications; DR.. Miguel Silva,
minister OF public instruction.
The federal troops In Mexico City
hre being mustered out, officers and
ynen being furnished from $40 10 $40
I'm cash and transportation to their
homes. Strict military law prevails
land two robbers dressed In stolen con-
Ftitutionalist uniforms were executed
Today.
The Detroit times., 1914-08-20
Clergy Here ApaH
Official Neq0s of DEATH

Father Marion, chancellor of the do
cese OF Detroit and secretary to Bishop
Foley, when appraised Of the death Of
Pope Plus by The Times. said.
"It would be impossible for US to
make any comment on the matter un-
til we have had word from the apos-
tolic delegate In Washington. In the
recent past 30 many erroneous reports
have been circulated with regard to
the extreme critical condition Of the
health Of the holy father that we fear
to credit any dispatch other than that
received In q direct communication
from the apostolic delegate"
The Detroit times., 1914-08-20
THE DETROIT TINES.
elected and assumed the name 81

elected and assumed the name 81
Plus.
incidentally the aforesaid veto.
when tracked back, seems to have
been In reality Protestant veto. For
Il II believed that Franz Joseph acted
ut the instance of his Lutheran neigh
Dor on the north. Emperor William.
At any rate the French cardinals be-
heved that the kaiser was at the bot
tom OF the veto and stuck to Ram
polla To the last ballot
The Detroit times., 1914-08-20
HOUSE BURNS WHILE
TENANTS ARE ABSENT

Fire of unknown origin did about
$1,000 damage to the house At No. 500
81. Antoine-st-, at 2 o'clock, Wednes-
day morning. and q patrolman, who
had discovered the blaze, broke down
the door and searched the house for
sleeping occupants. Nobody was home.
The house 10 owned by Herman
Goldstein, Of No 31s Adelaidsft
The Detroit times., 1914-08-20

Charles Kersten, of No. 81 Ludden-
St, was badly injured while overhaul
ing his launch, Tuesday night, when
his right leg was caught in the wheel,
and his right ankle broken, and his
hip dislocated. He was given FIRST
aid" by DR.. Jesse Rutledge, and was
later removed to Harper hospital In
a Detroit ambulance.
The Detroit times., 1914-08-20
Hisfo,y in Detail
0Deceased Ponty1

Born at Rlsss, near Venice,
June 2, 1895.
studied In REESE, TrevIso and
2 Padus.
Ordained priest In 1858.
Served 40 curate nine years.
Appointed parish priest Of
salxano In 1857.
Chancellor Of the diocese
1875.
vloar-eapltuiar 1877.
Bishop Of Mantua 1884.
Cardinal and patriarch Of
Venice 1893.
Elected pope Aug. Q, 1903.
The Detroit times., 1914-08-20

Business-Ike Printing. 10 .uss ana.
no feathers. The plain. neat xind spat..
looks right Times Printing Co., Is
John R.-st. Phone Main 1893
The Detroit times., 1914-08-20

MALCOLM J. MCLEOD will speak
tonight at Wilson's Oyster House, 25l
LAbrosse4t
The Detroit times., 1914-08-20
TO
|REPUDIATE ALL
HUERTA DEBTS
Notes Issued by Carbajal For
$50, 100000 VIII Not Be Hon
ored by First Chief"
MARTIAL LAW is
ENFORCED IN CAPITAL
bOldiers of Huerta Are Disband-
ed and Given Transportation
To Homes

WARRINGTON, Aug. 1s.-That
congress 10 planning to remain In
session indefinitely because Of
danger Of outbreaks In the Mexl-
can situation, was the statement
OF Senator Lewis, Of Illinois, at the
White House today.
The Detroit times., 1914-08-20

work heart and soul in their inter
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-10-03
Walki W Krole-
stWie.

Petrograd, 8 pazdziernika.
Urzedowe infornacye urzedu wo-
jennego og5aszaja, re wojska TO
syjskie stanowczo i zwyciesko
wstrzymaly zgruchctasy nap6r
nieniecki to na caiej linM. Szcze-
goly doniesien So dose .zmieszane
i niejasne nadto wcale skape.
Donosza, re W $rodkowem Kro-
lestwie armia rosyjska zada4a
Niemcom kleske W okolicy Lo-
dzi, gdzie wiefka bitwe stoczyc
miano, o ktorej jednak mic Hie
wiadomo blizszego. Take pod
Jedrzejowem w Kieleokiem po-
bill Rosyanie Niemcow, wypiera-
ja ich z ca1ej tej otzolicy. { Pod Je-
walczono jrz dawniej
ME wiadomo, czy doniesienie Cd
nosi sic do owej wczesniejszej -
czy jakiejS pozniejszej bitwy =
Przyp. Red. D. c. :
- Niemcy trzymaja SLIME linie
pogranicze Slaska Poznanskie-
go: zdaje sic, re ku tym ich po-
zycyom zbliza sic zwoina napor
wojska rosyjskiego, wysadzajacez
go nieprzyjaciela z jednego mia
sta W Kr6lestwie "a drugiem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-10-03
pOIOzenie
NiemieC,

Londyn, 8 pa5dzieruika. - Ma.
stroj wSrod zolnierzy niemiec-
kich ma bye jak najgorszy, a to
z powodu pogron1u jednej, a ma
der niekorzystnych warmkow
walI1i z drugiej strony: wiadomo,
ze tudnose ME sprzyja Niemcom-
odmawia i'm prowiantow, a to dla
nieludzkiego postepowania Mem.
COW z chiopami po wsiach i mie-
szkaficami miasteczek. zolnierze
ohoruja z braku dobrej zywnoSci
i wilgoci, oraz trudow wojen-
nych. PoIozenie Niemiec jest ia
talne, zwiaszcza tez wobec zbliza-
jacego sic a najprawdopodobniej
niechybnego pogromu Niemcow
ma zachodnim teatrze wojny,
gdzieby Niemcy teraz potrzebo-
wall wszystzich swoich wojsk
dzialajacych przeciw Rosyi, d,
zabrac ich ME moga, bo napor
rosyjski teraz dopiero rozwija sic
W caiej peini. Niemcy przeliczyli
sic ma obu swoich frontach:
chcieli oni W Krolestwie, TAX jak
we Franosyi, jednym szyOkim
ciosem ,marszem wkroczyc na
Litwe, zajaG nadbaityckie pro-
wi1lcye zagrozic Petrogradowl
cd strony ladu, TAX jak flota "a
grozilaby mu cd streny morza4,
Me udaio sic tax samo, jak z
Paryzeni Belgia. Niemcy ME 20
stall pobici jeszcze W doslownem
tych wyrazow znaczeniu, lecz W
kazdyn razie z punktu strategi-
czneso lampanie przegrah,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-10-03
Waki pod Maryan-
pOIenl.
Petrograd, 8 paidziernika.

Petrograd, 8 pa5dziernika. =
Zacieta walka toczy sic W okoli-
each Maryampola = Rosyanie
CORA: Nierncy zostali wyparci z
zajetych pod Prekrasnem
j Reczka. Rownlez pod Seynani-
gdzie staIo centrum niernieckie-
nieprzyjaciel cofa sic pobity. Od-
wrot nierniecki zanacza sic ma
ealej linii. Kawalerya rosyjska
zdoiaia W kilku punktach prze-
-rwac linie rosyjskie - polozenie
.woisk niemiecSich jest krytycz-
ne. Zwyciestwo przechyla sic
stanowczo ma strong Rosyan.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-10-03
Z W0iny SerbskieI.

Nisz 3 pazdziernika. = Urzad
wojenny ogSosi1 sumaryczny ra-
port zeszio-miesiecznych dzialan
wojennyoh, w miesiacu tym
przez 20 dni zgora trwa}y wysil-
XII austryackie, by sforsowac
przejscia przeprawy. do Serbll
wzdsuz brzegow Sawy i Przez
rzeke Dryne, cd strony Bosli. -
Rezultat wypadi fatalnie dla Au-
stryi, kt6ra zostaia pobita W SEE
regu krwawych stare, w ktorych
straty poniosaa ogromne' Tym--
czasem Serbowie / Czarnogorcy
zwolna, ale dokladnie prowadza
swa irwazye do BoSni Hercogo-
why. Zajeto juz okolice stoiicy
bosniaokiej miasta Serajewa; o.
raz stolice Hercogowiny, Mostar.
w serajewie oczekuja ataku,
rzadzi tam general austryacaa
Haala, ktory co dnia wiesza mie'
szkancow pod zarzutem sprzyja-
mia serbom dawania i'm wiado-
mosci = wieczorami ME wolno
wca1e swiecic lamp W domaoh,..'.
.polozenie miasta jest lscie grobo'
we. serbskiemi wojskarni pod Sc"
rajewem dowodzi gen. JaHko-
vics, ktory ME chce brai sztur--
mem miasta, lezacego nader nledo
stepnie, ale pragnie je oblegac'
by woJsk ma straty W luozlach
ME narazac.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-10-03
Walk wp6lnocnen
H't
Krolestwie.

Petrograd, 3 pazdziernika. -
Wszehde doniesienia wskazuja,
ze w okolicy Augustowa W SUI
walskiem toczy sic wielka bitwa,
o ktorej rezultscie niema jeszcze
doniesien ostatecznych - bye
moze, re walka Ia jn1 skonczona,
moze tez jeszcze sic. toczy. w
strony te wroczyla armia ME
miecka p6f-milionowa gen. Hin
denburga, ktora pobiwszy dwu-
krotnie Rosyan W Prusiech, wy
parla ich do Krolestwa "a mimi
wkroczyia, docierajac az prawie
pod sam Niernen i granice Litwy.
Tu jednak W kilku punktach spot
kaio ar1nie owa niepowodzenie
wstrzymana ona zostaia pod
Druskienikami przez gen. Rem
nenkapmfa, odparta zajeia po-
zycye slime w okoiicach Szczuci--
ma, Augustowa osowca, ktory
jest wzmocnionyn punktem =
ME forteca, ale stawia dzielhy o
por niernieckim atakom dotad
ME poddai sic, nawet ze strata
mi odrzucii wstecz nieprzyjacie-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-10-03
Ndtvv pok6 kocoach dnu pazdzernika 1914
.JesZCZe CZaS!

Do godziny Sci wieczo-
rem otwarte So dzisiaj urny
wyborcze, wiec pospieszcie
sic z regestrowaniem poki
jeszcze czas.
Kto chce glosowac 3-go Ii
stopada, 1914 r. ma polskich
sedziow, posiow, senatorow
innych kandydatow, nus1
dae sic ponownie regestro-
wac. .rs..r r-.-..-
Prawo elekcyjne W Stanie
Illinois nakazuje, re co 2 lata
(przed wyborami listopado-
wemi) zarzadzona bye musi
zupeinie nova regestracya.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-10-03

wal pod adresem krola rzadu
greckiego przestroge i pogrozke,
oSwiadczajac, Il jezeli Grecya
wyda wojne Turcyi, to Niemcy
cofna gwarancye swa niepodle-
glosci greciej. w odpowiedzi ma
ten nowy objaw pruskiej buty,
premier gecki Venizoles W par
lamencie zaznaczyl, re NGrecya
gwarancyi dla swej niepodleglo-
Sci cd Niemiec ME zada i jest u
sposobiona pokojowo, "a bron
chwyci tylko w razie estateczno-
sci, lrol zas Konstantym odpisai
Wilhelmowi, il w razie, gdy ktore
2 panstw ma Baikanie "a bron
chwyci = macy to sic Turcya.
to Grecya przyiaczy sic natych--
miast do - Trojporzumienia!
Londyn, 8 pazdzienika.
Prasa tutejsza wyraza stanowcze
przekonanie, re przynajmniej diva
ieszcze panstwa, ME liczac Gre
cyl i Turcyi - ktore narazie mo-
ze wzajemnie sic uspokoja po--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-10-03
OblezenieAntWerpii
WALK MA MORZACH.
Co sic dzieje po Koloniach.

Ia. Ot6z W okolicach tych walka
sic toczy, ktora zadecyduje o 10
sach inwazyi nienieckiej W ST.
walskie. Jak dotad powodzenie
sprzyja Rosyanom, ktorzy zada-
Ii Niemcom straty bardzo ciezde
- podobno 20 do so tysiecy Me.
meow poleglo i ranionych costa
10 - okoio 10000 zonierzy wzie-
to do niewoli w niedostepnych i
nieznanych Niemcom ostepach ba
gnistych; drogi zie i rozmokse
wSr6d slot jesiennych, ME NADIA
ia sic do transportowania arrnat,
kt6rych wiele Niemcy zostawic
rnusieli wraz z wozami amunicyi,
bagazmi innymi transportami
wojskowyni: wszystko to wpad-
10 w rece Rosyan. Ostatnie do
niesienia pola walk tych' ogla-
szaia. ze centrum niemieckie 20
staio przez Rosyan zsamane i re
Nierncy So W odwrocie zmiesza--
nym i pospiesznym- q pod osow-
ca juz Nierncy odstapii.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-10-03

Karpaty, "a niemi podaaa arnia
regularna. (Sa to zapewne tylko
zagony kozaolde - obyczajem
rosyjskiego wojowauia rozrzuca-
Ge daleko pred wiasciwa armia.
Przyp. Red D. c. We e>Wiedniu
z powodu inwazyi rosyjsaej ma
Wegry - a takze i W Budapest
Gle panika formalna zapanowaia.
Ma ca1ej przestrzenii az po rzeke
Cise niema waznej i Wiekszej O.
brony nj twierdzy, gdzieby wstrzy
wac MONA Rosyan. We Wiedniu
kraza pogioski o przeniesieniu
stolicy cesarskiej do Salzburga,
lub do Pragi, poniewaz Wiedeh
jest zbytnio narazony, a nadto
zbytnio natioczony zbiegami z
Galcyi Wegier, ktorzy raz po-
raz So powodem poplochow i
rozruchow W mieScie, CO ma dzia-
lac przygnebiaiaco ma ces. Fran
ciszka Tozefa. (zyje ieszcze0.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-10-03
WALK Ma HE-
MACH POL
SKICH.
Bitwa pod Krako-
wen sic toczy.
0statnie linie pred
KrakOwem.
Petrograd, 8 pa5dziernika.

Petrograd, 8 pazdziernika. -
Wediug doniesien nadchodza-
cych cd armii, operujacych W
Galicyi, zaczeia sic tam juz mai
wieksza bitwa W ca8ej Kampanii
Wschodniej - misnowicie bitwa
W okoHcach Krakowa, Cd ktorej
zalezec moze ogromnie wiele,
przedewszystkiem los miasta te-
go i otwarcie drogi do dalszyci
KRAKOW austryackich niemiec-
kich. Ze wszystkieh stron Au--
stryi Niemiec wschodnich scia-
gnieto wojska pod Krakow: Au-
stryacy maja tam polaczone dwle
armie Dankla i Auffenberga, Ia
druga dowodzons przez kogo IN
nego, poniewaz Auffenberg po-
szedl W odstawke, czy tez zapadl
na cholere....? Poslki ciagna ko-
leiami czeskiemi morawskiemi
skupiono tam tez wojska we
gierskie. Niemcy maja ma lmn
Krak6w-Kalisz co najmniej 15cle
korpus6w wojsk, ma ktorych gso-
wnie polegaja Austryacy do
wodztwo naczelne objal Prusk
general Hindenburg, odwoiany z
Prus ,gdzie sic ooznaczyi zwycie'
stwem, odniesionem mad Moska' :
lami. Niemcy ma hnii swych po-
zvcyi mieli blisko diva miesiace
czasu, swobodnego nieledwie zu-
peInie i wyzyskali go obwarowu
lac sic W okolicach Kalisza, Piotr-
kowa i innych punktow: spodzie-
wac sic nalezy, re beda mogh sta
vic op6r mocny dlugi. ogoiem
rachuja polaczone armie ma mi
lion ludzi, lub ME wiele mnieJ.Ro-
syanie rozporzadzata saami wy
starczajacemi = a nawet wick
szemi i maja dalsze wojska do dy-
spozycyi, W razie zaS rozbicia
woisk niemieoko-austryaosach'
novel armii tax iatwo Niemcy
ME dostana, droga ma Wrociaw
Berlin = W jedna, ma Wieden
w druga strong bedzie Rosya-'
nom otwarta.
Petrograd, 8 pazdziernika.
Rosyjska arrnia pod Krakowen'
zaimuie pozycye poza rzeka Du-
naicem W Galicyi j Nida W kro-
1estwie: obie tie rzeki So dopiy--
wami Wisiy. Tarn6w zostal "a
ie+v w srode miniona. Niemcy
! Austryacy maja swe glowne po-
zvcye wzd4uz dopiyw'l Wissy,
rZeki Raby, kt6rej brzegi posPle-
szn;e fortyfikuja: linii tel CEN
tr,,,n stanowi miasto Bochnia-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-10-03
ROsyanie ma We.
grzech..

Petrograd, 8 pazdziernika.
Donosza. re rosyjslSie straze
przednie wdariy sic iuz daleko
wgssb Wsgier, przekroczywszy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-10-03

(Dokoiczenie ma str. Sej.).
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-13
Real DuCheSse Laces and
Lace Pieces

i'm three assortments,
at one-half the prices ordinarily
asked for merchandise of this
character.
Lace Edgings, three to mine inches
i'm width,
at Sl.s5, $50. Sass $50 per yd.
Lace Hardkerchiefs
each Soc. 95c. G $1.z5
Lace Jabots and Collars
each 75c. TO $3.50
There will also be included i'm this
sale collection of Embroidered Net
Laces and Flounces Imported this
season to sell at from sl.25 to $3.50
per yard)
at 6oc., 95c., Sl.45& EOS per VI.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-13
SAYS IRISH MINED
SEA FOR GERMANS
Story Of Arrest of Trawlcr's
crew on Treason Charge
Toll i. Letters.
NEW AUDACiOtS READY

The NuJt,ious is dead. long live tho
Audtcicus' That Be- the principle upon
which the Eritish Government has been
acting iu maintaining silence as to the
destruction at its 1900 ION dreadnought
off the north coas' OF Ireland. according
to 4 well known New York banker, VINO
saw the original Audacious perish. and
who saw a new Audacious being ittted for
battle at "elfast
Ills story, which Is based on personal
knowledge and not at all on hearsay. is
that the original Audacious lies at the
bottom 81 the sea near the entrance to
Tough swiftly. sunk by German sub
marine or mines but that one Of two
aN coo ton drcaduuughts taken over by
England from chile. either the Almirante
co.hrane or the Almraute batorre. both
It, mcndously powerful seafghters ana
each carrying ten ~ inch guns. has been
renamed Audacious and viii be sent soon
10 join the battle fleet under the trad-
tionll and historic name. Then. II ts
expected. the British Government VIII
break silence about the disaster on
Tough SvillN.
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SUGGESTIONS FOR HOLIDAY GIFTS

Womens Moroceo Hand BAGS
(httcd) $500
Cretonnc Touris, Cases g riecss) $50
Plush Pillows for motoring or
travelling 300
Coty Perfume $40
Silver Marmaladc Jars 400
Silver Marmalade Spoons Las
Martha Washington Sewing
Tables (mahosany) 1900
Embroidered China Silk Shavls 80
Crepe dc Chine Pe,ticoa,s >.s5
Pcrault Shor, Kid Gloves $50
Boudoir Gaps $50
Boudoir Slippers 500
Women's and Misses Sweaters $50
Women initiated Linen Hand
kerchiefs, per dozen 2.s5
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and Chiffon PettiCOatS

with Lace ffource and underlay of
plaited chiffon SA.S5
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The Specialties Departme

has now ON sale miscellaneous
assortment of articles very desirable
for gift purposes. These have fus.
BEEN revised i'm prices for am frrlrc2e.
diate clearance.
Some of the more numerous include:
Cannes Chiefly bridge sets
al S1.5O to 500
Brush Brass Desk Sets
at $3.50 to 1900
Desk Clocks, i'm metal cases,
at $500 TO $50
Japanese Book Ends at $50
Library Sets at $3.50 TO 200
Bronze or Ivory Paper Cutters
at Csc. 20 &1.75
Cigar Lighters at 75c. to z.50
ASH Trays at $l.85 TO 800
And many others at equal price
advantages.
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An Interesting Offering Of
Women's Crepe de Chine
Undergarments

or dainty uNGersapparea al CON.
siderable price saving.
Crepe de Chine Underwear
NightrObes
at S3.AS, ass. 6.25 & us
Envelope Chernises 1928 G 400
Corset Covers Los & 100
Nnickerbockers 100 & 3.25
Dressing Jackets, unlined 2.85
Dressing Jackets, lined with alba
tross SA.z5
Also Dressing Jackets
of brocaded silk, lined with albatross
and trirrlrled with swansdown,
ait $500
and Chiffon PettiCOats
with lace ffource and underlay of
plated chiffon S4.S5
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\ g. rWiu Cnicial statement issued in
Berlin on Frilty said th't Russia had
declined to join I'M truce over Christmas.
Germany already hpd announced that the
proposi was agreeable to her n the
o'nor Powers would Join I'm Il
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A Sale to be held i'm tine Millinery
Department ON tine Third Floor
will consist of
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-13
WOmen's
Black Velvet Hats

i'm smart shapes, attractiveIy trim
med with ostrich plurnes. These
Hats, worth 5000, will be Offered
at $1,000
Also a number of Hats i'm tine fash
ionable delicate tones, featuring
fur and flower trimmings, at the
special price of ! 500
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Am Extraordinary Sale of
Imported Decorative Lace Pieces


place Curtain Department.
commencing o-norroV Nlomday).
pieces special advantages, which
offer the foIowing
Filet each $685. 4.75 $500
ilet $50 HOO to $3.50
$50, 800 1900
FTet Panels, prices that pop0rtionaey
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An Charged Paid nudimg heavy bulky sroet
will Charge by freirnG
point i'm the United States.