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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-11
ODDITIES IN
TODAY'S NEWS
Rich Woman Convicted of Sending Niece
OF Twelve to Beg.


NEW YORK, Dec 11.--Mrs. Ma
lamo Demetriades. OF West One Hun
dred and Fifty-sixth street, wife of
Demetrius Demetriades, q well-to-do
patent lawyer and ex-deputy consul
general of the United States at Con-
stantinople, was convicted in Special
Sessions yesterday of sending her
twelve-year- niece out to beg
aims.
The child is Feryonia AlexandireV,
the daughter of Mrs. Demetriades's
brother, and was brought here from
Constantinople several months ago
to be educated. Mrs. Demetriades
was remanded to the Tombs pending
investigation by a probation officer
and agents OF the Children's So
ciety.
Mrs. Demetriades came to court
fashionably gowned and wearing an
expensive set of furs.
The little girl denied that she had
been sent out by heR-aunt.
To Operate on Boy to Cure Him of
Criminal Tendencies.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 11.-Clarke
L. Borton, a Germantown contrac-
tor, decided yesterday to risk his
fourteen-year-old sons life in n
surgical operation in an effort to
cure the boys criminal tendencies.
Judge German consented after sem
fencing the boy to Glen Mills School
for committing many robberies. The
sentence was withdrawn, pending the
operation.
The boy, J. Willard Borton, is
under observation in tho psyche
pathic ward of the General Hospital.
The operation will be performed
early next week.
1t is intended to remove a depres-
sion in the boys skull, disclosed by
an x-ray examination.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-11

problem, and that continuity viii be
achieved II the present'administration
shall be able to demonstrate that l. Is
at last working in the right direc-
tinr
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-11

y IATTN-AMERICA MUST HAVE CREDIT.
When the Argentine Republic wants to build a
railroad and German syndicate is willing to do the
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-11
VOL. LxxxIu.-NO. 2o3.
FnTNnATIoN RUILnING.

FR1pAY EVENING. pHcBMRER II. 1919.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-11
Nrwark @prni1,D Star
FOUNDED MARCH l, 1882.
JAMES SMITH. JR-

Published every afternoon, Sundays excepted by tho
Newark Daily Advertiser Publishing Company.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1914-07-10

manufacturer, were fatally hurt when
their auto was struck by train at
! Chicago.
Eric Lantela, Finnish miner at.
tackled Mayor Louis +. Duncan of
Butte, Mont, stabbing him three
times. The mayor shot Iantela
through the abdomen. Both are ex-
pected TO recover.
Joseph Stanley Purcell, Halifax bal
loonist, was drowned in the Avon
river at Windsor. N. s., while making
a descent.
Nurses at Chicago hospitals are
tremblingly awaiting an order for the
compulsory removal of their tonsils
Doctors have discovered that the rheu-
matte germ delights to spend It's leis.
ure hours resting on tonsils
Miss Bernice Neil Gibson seven
teen, and Frank S. Sarber, nineteen,
were drowned in a canoeing accident
at Indianapolis.
At Rheims, France, Corporal Good
freye was killed and Corporal Miral
mortally injured when their flying ma
chine fell from height of 500 feet.
In a desperate fight in the dark with
an unknown robber who invaded their
home at Yorlyille, ILL.,, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Grimwood, an aged couple,
killed the intruder
Resuming their campaign of arson
in Ireland, militant suffragettes burn
ed the famous Tallymenoch mansion,
near Hollywood, Ulster county, caus-
ing a loss of 100000.
Canadian Pacific railway steamer
Assiniboa, with 100 passengers aboard.
went ashore at Bad Neighbor shoal,
Cove island, Georgian bay. Passen-
gers and crew safe.
John Reed, Meredic Caron and Al
bert Lachance pemshed in q lodging
house fire at Manchester n. H.
Isaac wilson, a wealthy farmer, is
fatally injured at his home near New
ark, o., from the effects OF being
kicked by a horse.
Duke Alexander of Oldenburg was
seriously injured in an automobile ac-
cident at Wiestenthal, Germany. His
valet and chauffeur were also hurt.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1914-07-10
PUNCHED PARAGRAPHS

Captain Lorenzo, an eastern anima
trainer, who was attacked by two
lions, died at Mount Clemens, Mich
of his wounds.
Emanuel Henriksen, sculptor, was
perhaps fatally wounded by an un
known assailant as ne was enterinG
his home in Chicago.
Lawrence Butler and John Sullivan,
each thirteen, died of burns at Chi
cago caused by exploding fireworks.
Judge James Lawrence Of the Cuya-
hoga county common pleas bench. who
was attorney general of Ohio from
1884 to 1886, died at his home in Cleve-
land,
Governor Cox pardoned Leonard ].
Miller, a Seneca county prisoner,
serving life term for the murder of
Augustus Schultz, marshal of Tifin.
Miller was sent up eighteen years ago.
Two persons were killed and fifteen
seriously injured at a picnic grounds
near Sallisaw, okla, when a building
in which many persons had taken ref
uge from a storm was struck by light
ming.
John H. Kelly, an accountant. was
killed; Robert Reilly and Edward
May clerks. and John J. Sullivan. a
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1914-07-10

AT WAPAkONETA-Ihe IeNRUt TeHUeTs
made 1t eight straight by defeating Botklns
here Sunday s tol.
AT NEW BREMEN-By defeating the locals
to / Sunday Minister went Into fourth
place in the league race.
AT MINISTER Minister traded places with
Botkins Saturday, defeating them 9tOS.
This contest was over IA disputed game
early in the season. Botktns was at that
time given the game in the fifteenth in
ming.
AT ST. MARYs-The league leaders easily
walloped the locals In an exhibition game
played here Saturday. Score 10 to l.
The Celina Feds go to Wapakoneta next
Sunday for a game with the Wapak Feds.
The Oelina Federals were defeated by the
Dayton Maxwells in a loosely played game
at Mercelina Field last Sunday, 9 to 8.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1914-07-10
In the Principal Cities
EAST eUFFALo. INV :


Cattle-Irime steers, 50 2519 So: ship
| ping SS 5009; butchers. $7NS IS; hcifers.
Sc 754S 25 COWS, 80 soar 25; bulls. S. %
| a 50; calves. S5m11 So
Hogs-Heavies, $9d9 O5; Workers and
pigs, $9@9 10; roughs, 81 5o97 rs; stags
S697.
Sheep and Lambs - Yearlings, ssas;
wethers Sc 25@6 so; ewes, 50 SOFAS so;
mixed sheep, $5 5O@6 lambs, S7d9 50.
Receipts-Cattle 100; hogs, 800; sheep
and lambs 800; calves, IS.
CHICAGO, July 9.
Cattle-Beeves, 81 5Od9 70; steers SO 40
as 30; stockers and feeders, 81 75aS;
cows and heifers, SO 75@S s5; calves,
25@1O s5.
Hogs-Ldght, So 8O@s rs; mixed, SO 30
as rs; rough, $S 159s 90; pigs, 81 500
8 AS.
Sheep and Lambs-Sheep IS 35d6 10;
yearlings, scar 50; lambs, $6 5O@9 30.
Wheat-No. 2 red, S1A 9S2IAc. Corn
No. yellow, 693I97oc Oats-No
white, 5763Sc
Receipts-Cattle, 10000; hogs, 21 900;
sheep and lambs, $4,000
CLEVELAND, July 9.
Cattle-ChOice fat steers, IS 251S 70:
butcher steers, 81 75@s %; heifers. 81 25
al 7j cows S5dG 25; calves s9T11
]Iogs--Yorters, light Workers, mixed,
mediums and pigs s. 90; roughs 81 80;
stays, So 50.
Sheep and Lambs - Clipped wethers,
IS 5Oa6; spring lambs. *7@9 so.
Tcceipts-Cattle, LOO: hogs, 1000:
sheep and lambs, 1000; calves, zoo
PITTSBURGH, July 9.
Cattle--Hcavy steers, S9d9 Is; fat
steers, s. 75N9 heifers, 81 60ds Is;
cows, 81 soar 10; butcher bulls, S7 256
50; milk cows. S50GS0; calves. s11
lIogs-Hesyy s. 95; other grades. 80 10. |
Sheep and Lambs-Top sheep, S6 70; !
top lambs 80.
Receipts - Cattle light; hogs. $500;
sheep and lambs 1000; calves, 100.
CINCINNATI, July ..
Cattle-Steers, IS 250S so; cows SO % |
ms 50; heifers, s. 5O0S 80; calves, s59 |
10 So
TIogs-Packers and butchers, Ss 7Oa |
s 80; pigs and lights, S76S 49, stays,
81 S5G5
Sheep and Lambs-sheep, 81 1894 rs;
lambs s. 75T9 -.
Receipts-Cattle, 500; hogs, $500; sheep /
and l1mbs, $500.
BOSTON, July 9.
Wool Ohio feeces: Delaine washed, II
31032c; half blood cnmbing, s71 2Sc: II
-hree-eighths blood comblng, 270 2Sc; de-
aine anwashed, 27q22c: fine unwashed,
1iG25c.
TOLEDO, July .
Wheat, SCI: corn. 7llac; cats 1910;
lover serd jG 4O
Old shoes made new with the Good
'ear machine. See w. F. Schunck.
For gals use Hanford's Balsam.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1914-07-10
CELINA MARKETS
Quotations at CeIIna

The following were the quotations for
grain, live stock, poultry and produce in
the UeltnA market yesterday evening.
GRAIN.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1914-07-10
Wash Fabric Clearance

From the cheapest fabric to the highest
grade novelties-all greatly reduced.
Imported Ratine and Crepes, 40 inchss wide;
was Sl.00 a yard. Now. :........ soc
Plain and Brocaded Silk Ratine, Is inches
wide; was SOC yard. Now. .......... 30c
Rice Voiles and Embroidered Crepes, SO and
40 inches wide; regular 45c per yard.
Now........--,..-.... .,.,......... %0c
Crepe Plisse, Dolly Warden patterns, "a to 81
inches wide; l9c to 25c values. Now. ISc
Printed Crepe and Dimity, 28 inches wide;
II 1-2c ano l5c values. Now. 1Oc
Lotus Lawn, Is inches wide; new patterns.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1914-07-10
White Goods Clearance
The Wanted Kinds are here
for Less

White Ratine, 2S inches wide, exceptionally
good for Separate Skirts 2Sc value.
NOW .....'.''.' ...,....,..... lOC
White Rice Wolfe, 40 inches wide, one of the
most desirable fabrics of the season.
NOW. .....,......' ......... SZc
White Chiffon Wolfe, 40 inches wide; laundries
perfectly. Observation-Disclosures. 22c
Plain and Fancy Crepes and Voiles, SO to 40
inches wide, Soc to Csc values Now 30c
Long Cloth, yard wide, put up in 1O-yard bolts;
81. so per bolt. Now, per bolt .. $1.10
Extra Special
Three fine grades of extra Sheer India Lin
ons, worth II 12c, 15c and zoe per yd.
| Now, respectively, &c, lie and I4c
| per yard.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1914-07-10

w. F. Schunck will repair your shoes
while you wait.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1914-07-10

The second placers won an easy victory
at 81. Marys last Sunday, pounding Barber
Morris for sixteen safe drives Manager
Myers done the mound work for his team
and pitched a very creditable game I'm the
face OF rotten support. st. Marys secured
three bingles In the first inning which net
ted them two runs. After that Big George
held the SANITY aggregation safe, but err
rors la the nth and last frame permitted
them to score four runs.
The second placers pounded Morris TO all
corners of the lot, while rotten umpiring
on the part of Derringer beat the boys out
OF several hits and runs. A long drive over
she left field fence by the big first sacker in
the NTH was foul according to his Jumps
and Joe was called out at home in the ninth
when he was rightly entitled to a home
run, Score.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1914-07-10
CELINA WINS
FROM SAINTS
.ast saturdays Results
Next Sundays Games
How TheY Stand

BOTKINS at OELINA
WAPA KON ETA at NEW BREMEN
MINSTER at ST. MARNS
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1914-07-10
DOneStiCS
Staple lines of everyday necessities at
QredtLy LOWered prices.

Yard-wde Bleached Muslin, finished soft free
from starch or lime dressing July Clear
ance Sale price, per yard ........7 I-2c
Hope Bleached Muslin. July Clearance Sale
price, per yard d..................S I-3c
ga Bleached Sheeting, standard quality July
Clearance Sale price, per yard ...... 25c
"a Unbleached Sheeting standard quality
July Clearance Sale Price, per yd. 23c
Lonsdale Cambria, in Nainsook finish, 15c
value. July Clearance Sale price, per
ydltl '-.'. Il q A$<C
All the best standard Calicoes, in Black, Gray,
Blue, Red and light colors. July Clear
ance Sale price, per yard. ......... &C
Best Lancaster and Amoskeag Apron Cling
hams. July Clearance Sale price, per
yard ............. .................. &c
One lot Dress Ginghams, dark and light styles,
lOc value. July Clearance Sale price, per
yard ......... ,................7 I-2c
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1914-07-10

For gals use Hanford's BaIsam.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1914-07-10
Merchandise at Big Reductions.
Sale will continue until August 1St

For three Ueeks you WW haze the privilege of this SALE
OF you OW find eUeTy article advertised and many
many articles Whch advertised While the sale lOH
continue until August I adUiSe you dit Get the
bargains all the Get the benefit of this money
saUing opportunity.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1914-07-10

Earned Runs-Oellna 8, St Marys 2.
Two Base Hits-Ellis, Frederick, Nc
Comb. Plummer.
Three Base Hit. Myers.
Sacrifice Hits-Frederick, Tickle,
Struck Out-By Myers 10, by Morris 8.
Base on Balls-Oh Morris 9.
Hit by Pitcher-Ellis.
Passed Ball-MasterpOle.
First Base on Errors-Oelina3 3, StMarys
Time OF Game-2:00.
Umpire-DerrinRer.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1914-07-10
THE DOMESTIC
SCIENCE CONTEST

Girls, are you in this? Why not show your
proficiency in home economies? You can
doit-you only need a little confidence. A
free trip to Washington is worth going af
ter. While the rules say that entries close
July 1st, the time can be extended by the
person Offering the free Washington trip.
Get busy! Write A. p. Sandles, Columbus,
for information.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-09
UCZlny dZieci nasze cZytat
p1sa6 / movie 20 pOlsku.
Katolicyzm l anglika'
nizm W Anglii.

Ola KoScio4a katolickiego
W Anglii oznacza rok 1913
potezny krok naprz6d W jego
rozwoju. Wedle ~najnowszych
danych statystycznych liczba
ludnosci katolickiej, kt6ra W
poczatku r. 1918 wynosi}a
1898, 638 dusz, podnios}a sic
do poczatku roku .biezacego
do cyfry 2,100, 446. Charak-
terystyczne nader. So liczne
nawr6cenia, posr6d kt6rych
ma szczeg5lniejsza uwage zasfu
guja ~konwersye bardzo czeste
wysokich dygnitarzy i pred
stawicieli duchowie1stwa an
glikahskiego. S4abos6 i upa.
dek powolny sekciarstwa u
wydatnia sic z dniem kazdym
coraz to wiecej. NJ. Athel-
stan Riley, znany protestant,
za6wiadczyf niedawno ten
fakt ma posiedzeniu kongresu
anglika6skiego, gdzie miedzy
innemi te uwage uczyni}:''Ba
dajac Europe przekonujemy
sic, re protestantyzm powoli
przestaje tworzyc wielka or.
ganizacye religiina. Me znaj-
dujemy W poszczeg6lnych SEX
tach professionalism g}6wnych
obro6c6w Pisma sw. Wznio-
sic prawdy wcielenia zbawie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-09
Komitet Lokalnej Pol,
Rady Narodowej W
Browerville, MINI.
W parafji SW. J6zefa.

Dnia % czerwca Why: ks.
prob. J. Guzdek zwo}a} para
fia]ny wiec zaraz pc nabozeh-
stwie celem za}ozenia Komite-
tn Lokalnego.
Pc odm6wieniu modlitwy
przez KS. proboszcza przy-
stapiono do oboru przewo-
dniczacego wiecu.
Ma wniosek Piotra Woda-
RIA, jednog}o6nie wybrano
ks. proboszcza przewodnlcz a.
Gym, ma sekretarza zas Teo-
dora Wr6bla, abituryenta
franciszkahskiego kolegium
W Pulaski, Wis.
:Potym nastapifa przemow&
ks. proboszcza, kt6ry W tres
ciwych sfowach skresli1 die
je Polski cd kolebki jej cry
chrze$ciahskiej - jej swietne
dzieje "a Chrobrych, Boles}a-
WOW, Mieczys4aw6w, Zyg-
munt6w az do czasu jej upad-
ku, wy}uszczajac jego przy-
czyny,.-nareszcie sytuacje O.
becnych i ewentualnych wy
padk6w miedzynarodowei ja-
koi swojsklej polityki, z
czego nakoniec wysnu4 cele
zrzeszania sic Polak6w W o.
becnej dobie, jakotez szcze-
g6lne cele Polskiej Rady Ma
rodowej W Ameryce a wresz.
Gle eel za}ozenia Komitetu
Lokalnego W parafii sw. 10
Brownsville.
Pc wys}uchaniu z natezo-
nym umys}em wywod6w ks.
proboszcza szczeg6lnie ma te-
mat dawnej swietnej history
Q przeszfosci jednych 2 maj
starszych praojc6w Polski,
Szlazak6w - przystapiono do
wyboru zarzadu, kt6ry wy
pad} jak nastepuje:
Prezes: KA prob. j. Guzdek
Vice-prez:: Alexander Wodarz
Sekret. prot: Szymon Ka1uza
#UE3r5gv#. r%#-EwE '99EE#a@ 8&sAME5
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-09

Sekretarz finans: Jan Sobota
Skarbnik: MARGIN Wr6bel
Dyrektorzy: Roch Gonsior
Piotr Wodarz
Franciszek Lukas
J6zef HULK
Karol Waleczko
Adam KilanoWski.
Ma Delegate j reprezentan-
ia parafii sw. J6zefa 2 Bro
werville ma vice Pol. Rady
Mar. W Chicago obrano ks.
prob. Jana Guzdka, -poczym
ks. proboszcz odebra} przysie,
&c Cd urzednik6w, sdm6w'1
modIitwe, Choir parafialny zas
odspiewa} ,,Boze cos Polske"
ma zakonczenie
Te0d0r Wr6bel
Bekret0rz Wecu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-09

MIA ME znajduja bezpiecze1-
silva "a murami protestanty-
Emu, lecz raczej "a silnym
wa1em koscio1a rzymskiego."
Patrzac ma rozk}ad protestant
tyzmu W czasach obecnych,
pojmuje sic .prawde powyz-
szych slow wybitnego pred
stawiciela protestantyzmu.
Inny zupe}nie obraz pred
stawia nam rocznik oficyalny
!, Church Of England" ko-
scio1a anglikafskiego, "a rok
1914. Swiadczy on w%ymownie
o upadku zycia religijnego W
p~a6stwowym ko6ciele angli"
ka6skim. Mianowicie cyfra
chrzt6w dzieci W r. 1912
1913 wynosi1a $50, 926, t. IN.
1884 mniej anizeli W r. 1911
10, W kt6rym takze stwier-
dzono ubytek jednoroczny Is,
900 chrzt6w. Liczba chrzt6w
os6b dorosfych wynosi}a Is,
500, czyli 329 mniej anizeli W
! roku ubieg1ym. Cyfra komu-
nil wielkanocnych wynosi1a
1928, 707, t. ]. cofne}a sic W
ciagu jednego roku o pokazna
liczbe 100,226. Ubytek ko-
munikujacych wog6le stwjer-
dzono we wszystkich dyecezy-
ach; najwiekszy byl W dyece-
zyi manchesterskiei, miano-
wicie 3,948 komunikujacych.
Cyfra uczni6w niedzielnych
(obnizy}a sic o 1885,; liczba
meskich uczestnik6w lekcyi
bib]ijnych o 1885,, ze6skich
o 1880. Jedynie liczba kon-
firmand6w wzrosfa O 1883,
podczas gdy W roku ubieg}ym
ubytek wynosi} byf %, 600.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-09
NASH AGENCI.

Upowaznlenl 50 do kolektowanla
.bonamentu W1ARUsA nastepujacy
aaal agenei mieitcowi:
ASHTON. Nebr. Mich. Mendyk
BRENNAN Tex, Kasper Kowa]ski
BREMOND, Tex. A. A.. Klotz
YRIED, N. Oak d. F. Szarkowski
GRANVILLE, s. Dak:, Josef Gruba
tNDEPENDENCE Wis. Hicbsl Aish
kellen, Wis, Teon Derdowsk
NAHTIcOKE, Pa. FL. Jablonsk
LEO MINI. Mateusz Bilski
OAK HILL, Mich, St Pogorzelskj
WARSAW. N. D. Teo1or WVsoch
WIL.NO MINI. FIR. Badzi6ski
OKLA, S. P. G6rski
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-09
SprZedaz lipcOWa draperyi.

:" czoraj W tym ~przedziale by}o zaludnione przez caly dzieh.
by6cie wyba6r robil wczeSnie, poniewaz warto5ei 50 tax ograni-
czone, il kazdy kto widzi zaraz je kupuje.
specyalnokciq dnia W tel sekcyi SO work. do bielizny, robaone
W naszej w}asnej pracowni z naszego najlepszeso Cretonu,
Jeden lot szkockiego madrasu, piekne kolory, so cal. szeroki,
ue ud oPeAoS u p, NJ
Jeden lot latowych draperyi W madrasach snowflake, pc. sc.
Jeden lot zas}on ma okna, nieco poniszczonych cd p~rzek}ada-
Hld, dzud ~
Jeden lot drukowanych zashon z borta pieknemi wzorami, W
ihnych sk4adach pc 10c.; W sprzedazy uprzatajacej jard pc. Sc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-09
Lipcowa u%przatajaca
sprzedaz

Me p0WinniScie prZe0czyC specyalnOSci W
tych pralnych towarach
SC. u cal. nowy lot kolor ma fartuchy, W uprzataniu. 81.
12tc: n cal prazkowaty gingham ma suknie, W uprzataniu. SC.
29c. 25c. u CAL pekny Wolfe Crepes, Tissues,w uprzataniu. 15c.
Csc. 81 cal. kratkowaty francuski bingham, W uprzataniu. 13c.
1c. 80 cal. pekny kratkowaty zephyr gingham, W uprza-
taniu. ). lie.
19c. u cal lot resztek, kolorowe voiles, lipcowa sprzedaz. Sc.
CSC. .25c. u cal kol. suit'ngs, corduroys, tigrie> sprzedaz. .19c.
25c-29c. n cal. kraktowaty prazkowy kclorowy popelin, W
uprzataniu 14c.
15c -123c. % cal. piekne musliny, batysty. uprzatajaca sprze
U"1 ~
10c. piekne kolorowe, u cal Flannclettes. lipcowa sprzedaz TIC.
18c piekne kolorowe IS cal: Flanclety, lhpcowa sprzedaz. .124c.
zoe. lot resztek, II do 81 cal. piekny suiting. W sprzedazy. Sc.
1890. piekne kolorowe, 81 cal. madras ma bluzki, W uprza-
taniu Sc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-09
Lipcowa cprzedaz toaletowych towar6w

Lipcowe uprzatanie W naszym department
Gle g~rOseryjnym
Rodzynki, Pichelien Brand, funtowe paczki, po.......... lie.
Wyparowane mleko, mark Richelen, 8 puazki, za........ Csc.
Wczesny czerwcowy groch, mark Challenge, 3 blaszanki za25c.
S}odka kukurydza, mark riverside, 3 blaszanki "a. .25c.
Honey Crisp Corn Flakes, 4 pude}ka "a. 25c.
Proszek do pieczenia, Hunta, funt pc. .18c.
Dobre luzne COCOA, fuut Csc.
Hominy. Monsonsa mark, 3 blaszanki "a Csc.
Czekolada do pieczenia, mark Inter State, funt. Soc.
Doskona}a kawa, rio, 2 funty "a. 35c.
Piekne Queen oliwki, 10 hut. butelka 20. 25c.
Ammonia W proszku, 6 pudefek "a. Csc.
wyku}aczki do zeb6w, mark Golden Leaf, 6 %pudefk6w "a 25c.
Makaron abo Spaghetti, doskona}y gatunek 3 pude}ka "a. Csc.
Swifta myd}o, Pride, 9 kawalk6w (specyaIny lot lie starczy)25c.
Masonic szklanki do konserwy. pintowe 40c., kwartowe Soc.
gal. ...... 60c
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-09
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ceniOne pOnizej ich WartOSCi.
$1.25 jard szeroAie prazkowate messaliny Sex
$1.25 jad szerokie satynij ma kimony 69<
$125 jard szerokie %figurkowe Eponge pc. tx
SIS jard szerokie Charmeuse at}ase 20. Sill:
Sis jard szerokie eg'pskie creepy pc. SO.
ST. Is lard szeroke Shirticg jenwabie pc. 98t
$50 jard szerokie ]edwabne mule pc. SIX
$1.00 jard szerokie Dolly Warden creepy po... 69(
~ 90 lard kratkowa}e mssaliny po .S1.5s
$125 jard szerokie importowane Pongee o................ S9<
SIS jard szerokie figurkowe popeliny pc. .S1.44
SIPS Is cal. g4adki tafeta ma suknle po.. 89(
$1.25 III cal Hajah, Pongee, Shah, pc. tx
$1.00-25 cal. g}adki Peau de Crepe, po...........:...... .69<
$1.95 ri cal. modry, czarny, owczarsko nakrapiany, pc. 80. 891
81 OO-27 cal. we w}osiaste prazki Surah, pc -. ....... 89t
$:.!0-40 cal. kwiaci.sty Foulard, .S1.4s
$30u-+O cal. Brocade egipska c'epa, po 81. 81
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-09

DIVA WAYNE DNI w LIPCU-JEDNYM JEST 4y L1PIEC, DRUGIM JEST
DMe6 W kt6rym The Inter tate Mercantile Co. rozpoczaf Hpcowa uprzMajaca wy
ola czego na kienc powazaja ten dze6: Vice my mei6my rozdac jedwabne po6c
Gle hz z prZyjemnMMa Nobismy to- Teaz ten wielki dzeh nadszMN sprzedaz sic
bysce wzei udNa3 W tel sprzedazy.
Me zabieramy wHle czsu ably wan W naszem pHrwszem zawiadomieniu WAS
kika slow: Jest to najwaznie@a sposobno6 W tym sezMe pzekonamy was zanin
UwazaIie nj 2@e zaWiadoniene.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-11-25
EVOLUTION OF CHIN
Has Progressed With the Inte eiect- ual and Social Advance of Man.
 kind.

In man the chin seems to project more and more as he progresses to. ward his modern civilized condition. This must imply that, immediately the huge lower canines degenerated, he part took on some other function )f vital importance to the race, and that the need has increased with his intellectual and social advancement.
 My theory, then. is that the chin is essentially part of the mechanism of articulate speech.
 It is tempting to theorize little further and to suggest that the hu- man chin perhaps bears testimony to prehistoric change from carnal weapons to others. which, if not ex- actly spiritual. were such as appealed to the part of us where spiritual forces work. for apparently long ago, before the pen proved mightier than the sword. the tongue proved mightier than the teeth.
 If one could only prove this one might show that even before the Gla- cial epoch, parliamentary institutions (using the term in it's widest sense) began to take the place of lethal weap- ons in settling disagreements, and that the substitution of arbitration for war is not merely doctrine of later day moralists, but Is part of the or dered march of cosmic progress as in- evitable as the other evolutionary changes which have brought us up from among the brutes.-North Ameri- can Review.