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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-02

Rome, italy April 2.-Ihe ItaIIaH
chamber of deputies and senate re-
assembled today. The new cabinet IN
der the premiership of signor Salasnd.ra
made known to both houses It's legls-
lative program.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-02

For receptiOns and weddings use
T,ongweITs new limousine the finest in
the southwest. Phone L
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-02
Dr.. ANN Reum. Buckler Bldg. Tel. SIT
DR.. Ebert, Dentist, 216-21s Mills Bldg.


Morgan o. Llewellyn, lawyer of Las
Cruces and member of the board Of
regents of the state agriculture col
Iege, and W. /. LaPOlnt editor OF the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-02

Phone I for Longweu's auto baggage
trucks, quick delivery, small cost.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-02

COTTON

New York Cotton Close.
New York, April 2.-Cotton-Spot quiet
Middling, 1S.45; gulf, 1856.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-02

DR.. Nettie satterlee, osteopath, 40
Mills Bldg phone al. Res. phone 34S3.
Dr.. Paget. dentist. 500 Roberts-Banner
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-02
Nam WHO Shot negro Held.

Fort Wayne, Ind, April I'll j.
Prince a negro waiter who was shot
last Friday by Anthony B. Trentman, a
wealthy brewer, died tonight. Trent
man is held in jail on a charge or muir
der. He was refused bond Trentman
says that he shot the negro because the
latter was insOlcnt.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-02
WEATHER BULLETIN

L. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL
TURE, WEATHER BUREAU.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-02
Too Late To Classify.

90 Late o OldSSlIy.
~-e~~-~-~-~~~-~~~-~O-~~
FOR SALE-Underwood typewriter No. 4,
$50 P. o. box SS4.
LAWN CLIPPINGS wanted. Phone 422s.
HOUSEKEEPING rooms reasonable. 511 E.
Boulevard.
WANTED TO BUY-Rooming or apt. house;
must be good location, bargain and paying
proposition. Phone $3.50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-02

illustrated Souvenir Folders, colored
views of El Paso s, JUareZ, also Of the
Bull Fight. Henry S. Beach, wholesale
Only. 4OS san Francisco st.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-02
Bryan To Help O'Byrne.

Passaic, n. j, April 2.-Secretary OF
state Bryan will come to Passalc
county on Friday to make two cam
Daign speeches in behalf of James
O'Bvrne, Democratic nominee for con-
gress, it is announced by O'Byrne.
Vacuum Cleaners $500 down and $5.OU
Der mOnth-Free demonstration. Texas
Electrical Supply Co., Knockers OF
high prices" 119 n. Stanton ST.
Phone 1929.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-02

Las Cruces Citizen, spent Wednesday
returned home Wednesday evening.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-02

Friends and visitors. Grand ball of
the Musical Social club at the Audi
forum, Thursday April 2nd.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-02
A NICE LITTLE BARGAIN.

A NICE LITTLE BARGAIN.
Neat little room frame bungalow with
bath, shade trees nice grass, Outhouses,
fencing, ) fine corner lots. The best lOca-
ton IN Government Hill, worth every cent
OF $3.50 we can sell for $3.50. Have your
chickens and garden here and be indie
pendent Just hale block from car line.
HIGHLAND PARK BEAUTY.
Fine little 4 room brick, beautifully fin
lshed, built Of the best material on a nice
east front lot, right on car line and in
best location in Highland Park viii sell
on very easy terms at $4,000.
a NICE LITTLE RENT SAVER.
Nice little 9 room painted and papered
frame house, on good level lot in High
land Park no sick ever occupied this place.
Price only $1,000; small cash payment bal
ance SIS per month. Better look at this,
Perry kirkpatrick Realty Co.
zUS Mesa Ave. Phone 1879.
LOOK THESE OVER.
lots in Highland Park. level. $3.50
booming house, rooms rent $2O..... $50
Business property S. Oregon, $40 per frt #
10 room house, n. Kansas, income 800 per
month
Byron E. FenimOre.
3oS Trust Bldg. Phone 1922.
PAYING RENTe
Don't do it. Make payment on this
beautiful room red pressed brick north
front on lots, within blocks of 3 car
lines and move in. Better investigate this
1t Is worth while. The price is only $3.50.
RENTALS-RENTALS
give rent houses my personal and prompt
attention. List your houses with me, I can
rent them.
Leonard E. GiIett.
204 n. Stanton St. Phone 6453
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-02

Phone 627. WiIsOn-AIillican the best
cleaners. White work a speciality
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-02

Miss Tyler surrenders office.
washington. D. c., April Miss
Matte Tyler, granddaughter of presi-
dent Tyler, surrendered today the
CourtIandt postoffice which office she
had held for II years to B. A WllHaIns'
annointed BY postmaster general Burle-
son from civil service. Miss Tyler re-
fused to surrender the office when Mr.
Williams presented the commission
upon her return from Washington Iues-
day.
Wright cleans clothes cleanest IN
Ell Paso. Phone 343, wagon will call
Electric starters, magnetos repaired
Western Battery & Magnetic Co., PHI 1854
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-02

$500.
r. brick house, easily rents for S25
R. frame house, easily rents for
Terms on above. $500 cash, bal SIS
per month.
$500.
8 room frame, lots. 800 cash, SO
per month.
S14OO BARGAIN
1 block Alta Vista, room pebble
dash.
$4,000.
room bungalow, just being com
pleted. 2 glassed sleeping porches;
everything up to now; terms The
best on car lines
$500.
20 room tenement new. on Broad
way, close in; money maker: terms
acres 2 houses in Cruces; want
city property
White-Paden Realty Co.
IL Morgan Bldg. Phone 1549.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-02

emit Remove "Early spring.
Chicago, Ill. April 2.--Early
Spring" painted by George lines,
claimed by John r. Norris Of New YORK,
was forbidden by judge Carpenter in
the federal court here to be removed
from among the assets of the art firm
of MoultOn and Ricketts, The painting
is valued at $4,000 and is considered
by the receivers to be one of the most
important items of the property in the
hands of the art firm which has Iabll-
tiles said to total 100000.
Ladies' garments cleaned perfectly
Wright's sanitary methods. Phone 345.
FL Paso Distilled Water Co, Phi. 4S9
Price of Gasoline Is Cat.
st. Louis No, april 1.-The price Of
gasoline in St. Louis was cut to 1S
cents a gallon by the Standard Oil COM
pany today. This cut is the fifth made
by the Standard Oil company since No
vember 4. when it began a fight. it is
said. against other dealers in the St
Louis field.
Safety first. Phone L for taxicabs or
autos.
FL Paso Distilled Wafer Co. Phi. 4S9.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-02
hours Qnch)

Precipitation last "a hours Cinch
Lowest temp. last night.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-02

VIII Distribute LadybuEs.
Sacramento, Calf, April 2.-Seventy-
five million ladybugs will be disrrib-
uted to California farmers this spring
to prey upon insect "aphids" that at
tack principally the melon, hop, bean
and grain crops of the state. More
than 5O.O0O.O00 ladybugs already have
been distributed by the state.
Office, D. O. NJ, Eel Paso, Texas,
April 1, 1914. Sealed proposals will be
received here until II a. m, May 1, 1914,
and then opened, for furnishing, com
mencing July I. 1914, forage and straw
(tnree and twelve months SUPPLY.
wood, smithing coal, gasoline, mineral
oil twelve months supply, fresh beef
and mutton and ice (siX months sup
ply). and subsistence supplies (four
months supply required at camps or
stations of L. S. troops serving on
Mexican border. Information furnished
on application. VIM. E. Hunt, D. Q. NJ.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-02
Hill. optician Of Precision, 421 Mesa

DR.. Black, dentist. 415-16 Mills Bldg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-02

hIVer heauIng at seIuen Dam.
The Rio Grande was running 100 second
feet Of water Thursday morning at o'clock
at the Selden diversion dam
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-02
Ell Paso Distilled Water Co., Phi. 49,

Ladies' garments cleaned perfectly
Wright's sanitary methods Phone 345.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-02
VIII Distribute Ladybugs.

Ell Paso Distilled Water CO. Phi. ass
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-02

Safety first. Phone L for taXicabs or
autos.
The evening world., 1914-03-12
APsG4!!sALs OF ESTATES.

Aasy McArdle. died May 20. 1913: total
estate ln.%z. net vaue s19.GO3.
Henry Kracke. died Aug. 6. 1919: total
estate Ss7.6ss. net value $3S.42o.
Moses Niedenthal. died Sept. 3. 1913;
tot Hestate. deposits. s6.A35. net value
ts,AsL
Mrs. Dora Miller. died June 10. 1873;
total estate El.543. net value &47.015.
Mrs. Laura X. Hess. died Nov. 6. 1912:
total estate $75,374. net value T2. 1885,
Ars. Kate Walsh. died Oct. 81. 1913:
total estate $3.52l. net value 1876.
Fannie Rosenberg. died July 81. 1913:
tctsl estate. 1ewelry. H.aiS. net value
Wlhslm Habsck. died March 10. 1913;
Cara 7. PURCELL. died Sept 2. 1913:
Margaret O'Rourke, died April "a. 1918;
,t6Eal estate &5,sl3. net value N.7+O.
Julia d. Lawrence. died May 8. 1918;
total estate $67 SIS. net vaue 362.2U.
Aaron G; Allen. died Jan; 20. 1913: total
Catherine G. Boltx, died May 2. 1911
total estate tS.378. net value &2.SSS.
Catherine Stevens. died Nov. II. ls12
. total estate. f?6.67S. net value ga. 10.
The evening world., 1914-03-12
Negro Musicians
Exploit Negro
Art and MeLOdu
By Stlpester Rascline.
CONCERT Of negro music BY

NSNSANE OF negro music ~
"A negro composers and negro mu-
oicians attracted an audience
% moderate Size to Carnegie Han last
H8hG II was given for the benefit
q the Music School Settlement for
eolored people. James Reese Europe
provided an orchestra from the vari.
Gus bands Of tango players that he
controls throughout the city and
directed the ensemble with skill. II
was no mean task for him to get to-
eethsr the players. who had been hard
at work until 5 o'clock and were to
return to their duties at II.
Henry T. Burieigh. the we'll known
baritone Of st. Georges Church, sang
some Of the characteristic songs Of
h6 race and led some Of the "spirit-
ualA" viii Marion Cook. J. Rosa.
mend johnson and william II. Tyers
also showed their skill a. composer,
p1ayers and singers. The chorus, well
drilled. disclosed good quality and
body Of voice.
M. Toscaninrs festered finger still
troubling him. Mr.. Polacco conducted
- admirable performance Of PUGET.
NE "Manon Lescaut" at tho Metro.
politan Opera House last night. Tho
cast, ~ before. included Lucrezia
Dor1, Caruso. scotti. de sesurola.
Boda, Ananian. Rossi and Maria Du.
chene. There was q large and an
apprseiative audience.
Tho "Standing Room Only" sign was
displayed early at tho Century Opera
House yesterday afternoon. and the
nremen on duty soon made O protest
against the selling Of admissions. Tho
groat audience heard an interesting
performance OF Aida" The changes
II the cast comprised Gustav Berg
man ~ Rhadames, Thomas Chal-
Mers as Amonasro (both fighting
against the evil influence Of colds),
Lois Ewell (evidently q matinee Idol
~ Aida. and Mary Jordan. admirable
- Amnefis.
The evening world., 1914-03-12

Floral Crepeo-0aSnty ool0vlAgUS Ut
Dolly Yardsn and other eff60oD-0' -.
special. .~..........>.ss>s-e~
6tlk llixed Noysltiss--piain asd a.
ursd. bsst eolors-instssd q ~ q
= inch Black Boedsred voilso-
two rows Of drawn Work-OoN
clinsy ouality-worth .p.......~A
Yard Wide Psscaiss-unmaAsAaAno
assortmsnt Of light and dark
Hs.sss.'s rs ~ :: .i y
Striped suitinSs.eood coloss- y
sltEht imperSect10ns-
therefore . Ct. qualities. ..,m
0alatea Cioths-wonderful assoet.
msnt-for all kinds Of tub dresses
and suits-special.. .......s.....s =
Ramie Lnens--Irish m'rNDuso
linsn--all leading shades
elsewhere ~. ....................-~- =
- inch Dress 0inShams-largU
assortment OF Stripes. checka 80
plaids and plain colors-spseial.>A
The evening world., 1914-03-12
FRIDAY PRICES FOR
Silks and Dross Coods
Matchless valuooi

- inch Msssalinee-- light
and dark colorS-vaiue .o......... ~
Is inch Msssaiinss -svsniae aaA
street shades-also black
u CT. quality. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s5B
. and = inch SILK asl Satiu
Brocades-iight q dark-medfum
dssisns--value as 4 el7s....... 30
Double width Crepe d. chinss-
ali silk-iiGht and mSdlum-
regularly W.. ................"''.s p0S
% inch All Wool Broadcloths- '- ".
chiffon finisfs-best colors-- go
value ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s88
u inch All Wool French ssrsss as1
Melroee-olive. cadet. navy and
other leading co,ors-val. .D...... s0O
= inch SIX and Wool Popiins. also
brown. tango. taupe. Delft.
mustard and other leading shades
ALSO black--valus n.1............ s06
All Wool Crepes and Heur1stta
CIothA-<2 inch-rO0o. ralota,
Delft. Copenhagen. garnet. plum.
tan. reseda. myrtle. cadet.
Saupe. amethyst. navy and black
value S............."...... .08
u inch SILK and Woo, Gsishs
Cloth-Spring colors-
usually ...........s...s.......ss sS6
y and ~ inch All Wool impt'd
Piaids-variety OF pAtterns-bluao
and Gresns-vsually N.is.......... 80
q inch silk ana Wool Canton
Crepes-bcautifui lustrs-
hsh' nnd dark colors-spsc1i... II. nc
The evening world., 1914-03-12
SAYS CLEVELAND BLUFFED.
GoS1 Away with Ultimatum Il
England, Declares Taft.

sPRINGFIELD. Mass. March H..
That President Cleveland blufred Grea,
Britain during tho English Venezuels
boundary dispute and successfully got
away with II Is tho belief Of ex-Presi'
dent TAFT. Speaking at Amherst Col
lego last night Taft said:
"Venezuela is situated next to q Brit
ish colony and q dispute arose between
The two countries over the boundary
line. Mr.. Cleveland thought that GreaI
Britain was trying % force venezuels
ana sent what would now be called ar
ultmatum to England.
'sThis was q good deal Of bluff. fol
* England had desired she could have
eo0t her fleet into every port Of this
country. Asa waiter OF fact we hat
at that time but one high powered KUN
TO defend our coast. The English Gov.
eminent did not wish to get Into diff
cuety. however. and the affair was tideo
OVor."
The evening world., 1914-03-12
FRIDAY PRICES FOR
Misses and Babies Wear

Girls MILDLY Blouses--new Spring
styies-l0 to Is years--val. $40. 90
Girls Rspp Dresses-white. pink and
blue-emby banding. scalloped--
Spring models--vaiue N%.......2.0S
ChiIdrsn's Wash DresseH-Gingham.
chambray. crash and crspe-new
modeis-to 6 yrs.-reK. N@........ .OS
Children's white Dresses-lawn and
nainsook--yoke. Russian and
French-.to yrs.-reK, .69.......-. 40
Babies Hand Made Afghans-
, reg. sass and S3.+s............."... DDS
Little Chiidrsn's CORD Cloth Coats
braid trim'd-to yrs
The evening world., 1914-03-12
FRIDAY PRICES FOR
Flannels and Blankets

Glk Emb'd Baby !iannsls- .f
deliberately smb'd- ''ss'
instead Of 90. -
Wool Wash Flannels-wsss H.. ~aIek
Heavy Domst Fiannsls-val. .1l..- ~
NM Lsugths Of .tet
DONET AND CANTON FIAAJgJGD
at greatly reduced prices.
Best Elderdown Finish Crib Blanho1ou
elsewhere 500 and t1.25-each. -.
HEAVY California Wool Blsnkso>-
white. cold and fancy
for full size beds-val. )A0.~.-~ADG
The evening world., 1914-03-12
FRIDAY PRICES FOR
Boys New Spring Wear

Boys' sprinG Costs-Navy ssrn a.
and Cheviots. coverts and tan
and gray fancy Cheviots-self - -
Velvet Collars-some with slesve
emblems-s to 10 yrs.-speciai.. -. ~
Boys suits-Russian and Sailor sSsf8'
Wool Crashes. Chevtots. Sergoo-
fancy Mixtures and plain colors--
10 yrs.-speciai.. .-~.............8u0G
Norfolk and Double Breast Suits \
new models-navy and \ variety
Of mixtures-side or box pleated
--many with patch pockets n
stitched on belt--some have extra
trousers-S 70 IL yrs
regularly .-".-ss..ss..ss~ss4.o
'G Inici T.1s.sSsSS% snS eeSSsysses
medium and dark fancies. also
brown and mouse corduroyD-
6 to y yrs.-rsg. u-S & u.5o...... ~
Madras and Percaie Shirts
Stripes and Ftgures-laundaeo8 .
or soft cuffs attached--l2k TO
II neck-vaiue %. .......,.........
Striped and Figured Pajamas-.. il.ssr
Spring pattsrns-S to y yra.-- ts~
value OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES x
chlldren's Rompers-Hipplette and
Galatea--ptnk and blue strfpes-
some sailor collars--2 to . yrs.-
value .S...'..',,, ......'."-....... ~
Spring patterns. also whitO-splain y
or pleated Observation-Disclosures
or soft CUFFS to 10 yrs.-
Value .Sa....... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Z
stsapsA PsreAls plovseA 'elaa ,Rino, \
q - y yss.r-sa>ne o.,...s $780, ~
f.i ~ .kI1/. I'rU|I
The evening world., 1914-03-12
FRIDAY PRICES FOR
VARIOUS NEEDFULS

Wide Ribbons-satins, molsss esd
taffstas-black. white end eolers-
regularly ...........s..........s.. 10
Remnants Of Ribbons-ail. kinds and
widths-sold In remnant lengths
only-val. - to - yd........"..s IA
Imported Coilars-iacs and smHd
batiste--white and scru-uew
shapes-usually sfs...".."."...s s10
Mons Initial H'dk'fs-purs iinsn--
half dozen. observation-disclosures. s00
Women's Fancy H'dk'fs-smb'd,
lace trim and II. S.-reg. .I,t....s o.
20 inch Chiffon Cloth
full line Of cOlors-
black and whits-valus .so.......s 90
Black Union Tsffeta Umhssiiss--
- and u inch--plain aad fancy
handies--rsg. d.>s.. 1.l0|
womsn's Kid Glovss-s-ciasp-
black. white. tans and Grays--
regularly Observation-Disclosures. 90
women's Pure SILK Hoss--iisis sole,
toe and high spliccd hsel-lisls or
double silk garter top-worth - 80
women's Extra Size vests-shspsd--
high or low neck-short sleeves or
s,e-veless-reg. .@.........-...... 10
Women's Cotton Union Suits
low k--slseveless--tiEht
""e' W ""'''''~ "'~"0s''''''" ssSO
Mems Medium Weight Underwear.
ionS ar short si.wvsssnx,S
iensth-weil known m.EssN
al s'Aes-reS' e''''''''''.......e III
Fmb.v Edstnss Insertion. ana
R.adinvs-csInhric rSir.oor
0"'SS-Tek' n''..''''.'''.'.'."" 10
Shadow and Novelty Lac.
The evening world., 1914-03-12

o inch White Voilaoe
plain and crepe. .......I
<6.inch Plain vOileO.
White Corded v0ilee. ............ ~ -
Ratins Striped Crepe voilss.....
Plain and PHASE Crepeo. SVeiues
Dotted BWisseo. ....,...............I ~
Checked and striped Dimitiee.... sAO
Madras. poplin.
rs inch Near Linsns.. ..".......
Casnbrics. Nainoo0ks. Lawns.
= Inch Nainaooks-valus .l1....... ~
Psrsiaa LAwns-vslus .1e........... 81
Ratins Striped crsess-spseaai...... IA
Msrosfissd Table Damasks-M
ineh-good pattorns-feg. .O.....s 80
@ inch Linen Table Damasks-
silver bleach--pretty de-
signs-rsg. oe....................... 80
Blsac hed Huck TowSls-esd
bordcrs-lS14xto-reg. H.. 8
Union Linen Towsis-rsd or white
borders-lSxSe-reg. .leh........ .12h
II inch Linsn Towelltn9s-
regularly In. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. o
q inch White Linens
medium wsight-valus .N.......... N
The evening world., 1914-03-12
FRIDAY PRICES ron "
Mullins, Pillow Casss3
Sheets, Pillows, etc.

buou tuo b&eocnoo M0ou0D.
no dreesing-worth .10..........>~~~
W.ineh Unblsached Nuslino-- f
nne round thread-worth N.-~uDo
S:ineh Blsached Pillow Case sJf
Aueiine-standard quality " -
"ortn H............s.s..s...ss u
so-inch-worth
Pillow casss-rsady for use.
DHae-worth .iA...-....... . "a
&xSs-worth .iS............. ~ 20
so1as-worth .M.........-.. .1o
s<xSe-worth .iS........... "A
5&0 eheets-nsat seam in csntrs-s 4
"oSsu $S.''sss....s......s...s.
Special purchase full siss Crooheo
Spreade-heavy. raised dssigns-.
regularly .9S. ............,,,,,,,... -
Feather Piiiows-sanitary cured
all new feathers.
Ox2-worth .so..........ss - -
a2x%-worth e1.D......... IL
2%xo-worth e1.U......... 80
ssx@-worth Sa.7s.......... 90
The evening world., 1914-03-12
FRIDAY PRICES FOR
Womsn's Suits, Coats,
House Dressss, etc.

women's Coats-Woei Toplin-
black. navy and tan-satin collar
and revers. with pleating-
button TRIM. ........s...1O.Oo
womsn's Serge Dressss-black and
navy-noveity silk vestee-self
collar and cuffs-straight model
skirts--all sizes--rcg. t.SS.........S.Oo
Womsn's Tailored suits-All wool
Serges and Crepes-tailored shorS
coat or Elton, with coat back. loose
iined-newcst skirts-spscial. e. 4. I q. D.
womcn's Percaie Housedressss-
checks and stripcs-round neck
contrast pipings-reg. .O.......... 80
The evening world., 1914-03-12

A Day of Wonderful Opportunities
In Which to Supply Your Needs
More, Far More, Than We Can Tell of Herel
The evening world., 1914-03-12
FRIDAY PRICES FOR
Notions, T oilst Articles, Linings
Dust Caps--scalioped--

Dust Caps--scalloped--
reg. III, .s...s.s''''''..''s'' = tOr u
Combination Shoe Horn and Pump
Trees-reg. .A....................... 10
Linen and Mohair Corset Laces--
6 yards-reg 6................ 3 for 10
Ruche Collar Supports-f0r Tango
flares and other upright collars
reg, 10. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. = Tor I'D
81 ct. Ivory Tint Hand MrrorS.... 90
Il ct. Savoderma Soaps cakes. 10
q. % size wyeths Sage and
sulphur Compound. ,...,.,,,....... 80
3 ct. Armour's Tar Soap. also Corona
Witch Hazel, Sweetheart-each,, ~
a inch Mercerizcd Sateens--
black and new colors-reg. ~. 1T
Charmeuss Satin Linings-3s inch
extra light welght-for Spring
Suits 4 cos"-slsswhsrs y ~" 80
] MUSIC
The evening world., 1914-03-12
FRIDAY PRICES FOR
Light Weight Drapssiss;
Couch Covers, Bed Sets

Usss "OsBnS Otop0S10Os
Couch Covers, Bed Ssts
se-inch Muslin Csrtainins,-H. g.. N
excellent pattsrss-wers ~. IN
sslsi. . STRIPE sup ceysri9fsr !,
Fancy 0selms-whits, Arabs>A.
CRAM. .. with double bog1Uue
'sus '~'''''''...'. ..'..''.......... 10
New 0unfast Drupsriee-spsing and
summer colorinu-O q. veluss.. -
Cesemsnt Draperiss -flossl ana
Oriental pattefns-i34t Ct. valvo. e, r
AT ser'ms-vaius .is,s............ s1oss
Special Purshsss imported leoltnnr
Cruam ana Whitc-8 To q tueh ~
new dssisns-vai. 10 y -. ...sscDo.
wssAabls Couch C-vsce- I, 7sxSsl
coese9- bos4ers~Ea}no 014sses5 -
oempls lAas Lace ~ es>o-- l5S
Mario Aatoinnette, 4enelssanao -
French Lacss-value $S.s6. ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-22

Gndrant0ncgcbulen lic ole mInen
iib acknowledgements ans Oclu Seer
Der gcl6en lntcrtbancn rcfriItiercn
Gas GrgcbnB ser @}iiiiousi1ulcn
i'm fcrnen Often lit alp butlta5llCb
fiir ole GriAlieBung Ocs Son0cs wid-
tiger ais Die nilit1rilte Nta1t Der
&oloniiatoren 60 0emohotiid, Die
Gr3ie6uugsgrpnOidbc ina. 10 iAiden
Die ornen Gltcrn lire &inOcr oodi
nidjt in bic Sdnle, irobOem lie fci-
ncu &icmig 0aiir aus5u8cben bran.
den. glbcr 0as @uli-&cpllBticu ut
in Ocn Nioien nod oa5u lebenoig,
ais CAB Gin gcpobNliG,cr 6cloarbei-
ter aid mir an Ole S0cc icnlmen
tonnte. icn SlnO 6ll Guropdcrn IN
bic 5dule 5u ihidcn 0a9 &aupt Der
@cmcin0c, Der giir8crncilicr Der
tbut mobl 10 ctmas, nber anG llic1t
NIT olen icinen Hin0crli ion0erl
nit cincm ein5igcn glls 9clc6ricr
ais mciicr Ntonn. alcidiom nit Den
lmii1tbarcn 3ci1cn 0e9 liWlti9cu
6crriGcrs gcibniidt febrt Ser Grci-
fGic6oA in Oeu 6crien in icin 4ori
5uriid. 90 6cideioen er in Den Shul.
monatcn lit, 0a OrarBcn inter ici-
uesglciHeu ihwiat i6m Ger aomnL
mGdit icinc Gitclfeit, 0a 5icbt er
toQSibcr olid6 o6nc 81 lcrnen init iei.
ncm SAul6ud in Der Sono ourh
ocn 9ulM umO itol5icrt ols 9ilomgs.
proe nit Dem Spmbol icincr @elebr-
iontct g9cr Die golB 6eidciOen &C.
llciOctel diuciiihen mo moloiiiden
S6ulfin0cr oui i6ren @dnfcu an
0ell llcinen %lIteA 5um erltcnmol
iieeu iie6t, scr 6at Oca Gin0rud ais
Oh er 5iuor inter perb0ltniBmdBi1
ioubercH ainoern aber inter W}it.
glieocru Scr drmitcu @eicaidoits-
floiicn wcilc gScit aeie6lt Sin @Dm-
noinun i'm reic6itcn &crliucr &citen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-22

weiit iHdt 10 Diel 8onilieupernogcn
ieiner 30glnac ouf mic 10 cine fleinc
dinclildc SGihc in Gnalo 9mpur
ooer cine molaiiidc in Socrabopa.
Ga Oriidt iib mitimtcr oaS IMAM
ie5ulidite &erlden olii Der SAulbans
unO rcrr1th Gurh fciucrlci Sclbit-
iid'cr5cil 0oB iein &otcr Oic aroBtcn
2lderrobrplontoacn OeS &anOes bat
lnO ii6er Elm %crnogen BON 30 Dill
lioHcu Dcriii9t llnO C6erlc6rer mO
-Sc6rcrnncn iinO itol5 ouf Oieie ia.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-22

mcraoidaitlide @leid6cit inter i6-
ucn Sdiilern mo eaipiinOen es ols
5eicrtog, msnn iie cinem 6rcmocn
i6rc ,9c6rlinge" nit i6ren 9rduour-
lciihmgcn poriiibren fonnen @lol
miro fauni cine Se6lbittc i5un, mcnn
man mittcn in Ocu llnterridt elmer
ircmGcn Sdulc 6ineiumabt umO I'M
sic GrloubuiB bittct, Der ShnOc bci-
wo6ncl 3l Oiiricn. IS gibt Ouie ii6ri.
ocnS mciitenS) acraOc Spradimtcr.
ridt in Scr uic0rigtcu alaiie @rlt