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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1914-07-01

Orlo Hammond OF Ionia is the
guest OF his mother. Mrs. Nettie Ham
mond.
Ned Meade of Ionia is spending a
few days with relatives here. He at
TENDED the Redemptorist College al
Kirkwood, Missouri the past year and
returned from there. Friday.
The Misses Florence Washburn,
Genevieve, Edna and Alice Bliss, and
Chas. Bliss spent Tuesday afternoon
and evening at Long Lake.
Misss Bernice Wood OF Woods
Corners is spending a few days with
her cousin, Miss Leila Greenop.
Miss Nellie Joiner came home from
Ypsilanti, Tuesday. where she has
been attending the state normal.
Miss Florence Hammond went to
Sparta, Tuesday. to spend the rest of
the week with Miss Hilda Donaldson.
Mrs. Jennie Parker of Petoskey left
/ Saturday for Lowell, after several
days visit with her nieces, Mrs. VIM.
Covert and Mrs. Chas. Howard
Miss Bertha Peck has been the
week. She left Saturday for Mt.
! Pleasant to attend the normal school
during the summer term. Miss Peck
taught in the Flint schools the past
year and will return there next year.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Hilborn of Mel
vim are the guests of their daughter,
Mrs. +. ID. Harrison Mrs. Hilborn
has been an invalid for several years,
and came to take treatments OF DIR.
Harrison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Hecox. son Glenn
and daughters. Ruth and Agnes, Of
Chicago are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
w. Z. Hetherington this week.
Stewart Hayden of Grand Rapids
is the guest of Bedding friends this
week.
A pretty June wedding took place
at st. Anne's church, Alpena, Monday,
when Miss Rebecca Raspberry became
the bride of Frank Rivenburgh. The
couple were attended by Miss Lena
Raspberry and Fred Meade of this city.
After short honeymoon spent in De-
troit. they will reside here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Taylor and
Miss Marie Erickson were Grand Rap
ids visitors. Wednesday.
Mrs. A. l.. Hall and daughter, Miss
Minerva, of Decatur, Illinois, are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. r. III. Hall.
Mrs. w. p. Hetherington and Mr..
and Mrs. Guy Hecox were Grand Rap
ids visitors, Monday
Mrs. James Ferguson of Grand
Rapids and her niece, Mrs. Eula Saw
age Hale and son, William, of Cleve-
land, were the over Sunday guests of
DR.. and Mrs. G.. +. Smith.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1914-07-01

Giving good advice, like virtue, is
usually its own reward.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1914-07-01

I count of the rain. Every number on
f the program was a decided success
and was highly appreciated by the
large audience. In fact il was one OF
the best Children's Day exercises we
{ have had held here in some years and
those who had charge OF the program
are deserving much credit for the
manner in which il was given.
Henry Young and Carl Olmstead
were in Grand Rapids, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernie Face and baby
were Sunday guests of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hill.
Several ladies from Orleans attend
ed the Y. NJ G. A. picnic held at Long
Lake, Friday. They reported a rather
wet time and their looks when they
returned proved the assertion.
Jerry Lambertson of Bedding has
been spending the past week with his
sister, Mrs. Leon Easterbrook.
Miss Edna Mears Of Dakota visited
her cousin, Mrs. Leon Easterbrook
part of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs George Hoyt and
daughter. Sylvia, visited at VIM.
Beach's Saturday evening.
Eugene and Walter Decker went
fishing at Long Lake. Saturday. What
did they catch? Well, we don't know,
the rain caught them.
.Evart Warden was in Ionia, Mon
day.
Roy Spaulding and Miss Roberts of
Grand Rapids, Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
Easterbrook and baby and Jerry Lana
bertson autoed to Bedding Friday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hawley and son
hurry visited at G.. j. Hawley's in
Keene. Sunday.
Mrs. Charles LaDow is. spending a
few days with her friends, Mr.. and
Mrs Hawkins at Muir.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Young were in
Ionia, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernie Face and Doro-
thy wish to thank the w. c. T. u,
Farmers Club, Epworth League and
their Grand Rapids and Bedding
friends for flowers and presents re-
ceived.
David Ellsworth is spending sun
day with friends in Grand Rapids.
Miss Ruby Douglas was an over
Sunday guest Of her parents in Smyr-
ma.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schultz were
guests Of the formers parents, Mr..
and Mrs VIM. Schultz, Sunday.
Hiram Jackson returned from
visit with friends and relatives in New
York state, Wednesday, and was call
ed to Lansing. Saturday, to attend the
funeral Of his sister, Mrs. Cornell.
The following boys from Orleans
returned from the Y. NJ. c. A. camp at
Long Lake. Friday, after spending a
week in camp: Raymond Noddins,
Ladow Stebbins, Carlton Currie and
Lester Hubert.
Last Saturday afternoon Frank
Piper's house was struck by lightning,
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1914-07-01
Orleans

Mesdames Ed. and Morton Ohm
stead were in Ionia Wednesday.
j. M. York and f. l.. Hoppough
were in Otisco on business, Wednes-
day
+. Wood and wife and daughter,
Bernice and T.. j. Cheney and wife
were in town Wednesday calling on
friends. They also visited the ice
cream parlor. Mr. Wood drove his
auto.
Miss Counts Grover of Ionia came
Wednesday for a visit with her uncle,
VIM. Bright and family.
Miss Florence Town of Blanchard
visited friends a few days last week.
c. Liebum and family entertained
Mr.. Jensen and Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor Of
near Coral, Sunday.
Mrs. Electa Towne has a rose bush
which has had as many as seven and
eight different shades and distinct
colors at the same time and coming
from the came limb. There were law
ender in different shades white and
and several shades of pink, bright and
red. 1t was novelty to look at and
the name of the bush is unknown.
Mrs. Towne, who thinks it never did so
before.
Mrs. Taylor Of near Coral called on
her old time friend, Mrs. Sabin, Sun
day. Mrs. Liebum accompanied her.
Mrs. Allie Mares and daughter of
Wheatland, Dakota arrived Tuesday
at the home of the formers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mont Spaulding and on
Saturday Mrs. Lambertson another
daughter and son, Glenn of Bedding
came and Sunday their son Jerry
Spaulding and family and Mrs. Leon
Easterbrook and family, and an all
around good family visit was had and
to say the least how well we who have
them enjoy a social time at the par
entail home.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. Benedict of Pom
tiac were calling on friends here also
visited Mont Spaulding and family
Monday.
Mrs. Emma Cassner and family en-
tertained a nephew, Fred Berry, of
Lincoln, Nebr., over Sunday.
Lyman Jacox and two youngest
daughters of Dakota came from Beld-
ing Saturday and are visiting with Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Conner.
Mark Hoppough took dinner with
his brother, Frank, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Graft spent Sun
day at Long Lake.
wellington Gardner spent Sunday in
Lowell.
Guy Glazier entertained few Of his
friends with a pedro party, Monday
evening.
A good sized audience greeted the
Children's Day exercises which were
held at the Methodist church Friday
evening, having been postponed on ac-
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1914-07-01

although the house was slightly dam
aged, no one was hurt.
Glen Beach attended the Chautau-
qua at Ionia, Sunday evening.
l.. G. Warden spent Monday after
noon with his grandparents.
Saturday.
Otto Schultz and wife were Sunday
guests at L. G.. Whtford's.
Ernest and George Youngs of Re-
mus and nephew. Justin Youngs. of
Werdman, autoed to Orleans TO visit
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Youngs.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1914-07-01
ADDITIONAL LOCALS

Mrs Nettie Hamond and son. Leo
and Geo. Hammond of Mayville have
been the guests of Mrs. Hammonds
brother, Ethien Roberts, at Entrican,
the past week. Mr.. Roberts lives on
a large farm near Clifford Lake. One
day during their visit George
Hammond caught a large pickerel
which formed the basis Of an excellent
picnic dinner, attended by number
OF their friends and relatives.
Miss Gladys Face OF Grand Rapids
came Tuesday for two weeks visit
with her father, Arba Face.
Miss Bertha lillian left here last
Saturday for Casnovia, to spend the
summer with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Bowles of Tulsa,
Oklahoma are here visiting their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Bowles.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1914-07-01

Many a man can tell his wife some
thing. But mighty few can inform
her of anything.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1914-07-01

Sometimes one black sheep in a
family does good by keeping the
others from getting too gay.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1914-07-01

A woman who colors her hair green
is taking a long chance on injuring
her brain, the doctors say. But has
the woman who colors her hair green
any brain to be injured?
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-12

,nmfeine and estcndine tho water.
wotke system ~ said city"
Scst,on 2 said election shall he
held at the CITY ilan ana rgrc Station
n nond Nlcstlon i'rrelpc, 30 and
tho following namci persons are here.
ht appolnlcd manaevrs ~ said cic,
ilon
a q satege rrcslaine sudse.
D. culage Assistant 1udgr.
Lester Gunst. Assistant judge
section s said clc,tiou shalt De
held under the provisions ~ chapter
ita Acts ~ ihr Invent, sixth lteis.
laiure ix~a ;sss. aai ,he eais a,,ei.
iti,.i ,o,frs who are property aNpss
eus ~ said ciiy, shalt be allowed 70
tute m1d aii VOTERS Desiring to SOP.
prft ihc proposition to issne hnnds
shall have printed IN their ballpts thc
words "For tne Issuance "a honds "
and lasc oppressed shau have printed
nn tHfir bsiots the verds- Nrainst the
lssHfntc ~ hunis Tho manner ~
hoidmr said olc,iinu shall Boz governed
ny ,the laws ~ the state regulating
settrai elections
section cop, - ihia oratr sirn
ga by the maYor ~ said cli, shan
STRIVE ae proper noiita uf said clcc.
tian aud tho mafnr b. direoied o. cause
nelIpo uf me rls,ilHn to bt posted nr
tt uc places dosirnaici t,r hoidins
.aid ricruen 90 lrHai thirty DAVIS prlar
fn thr dnin ~ said r.rrtinu
~r0iion rho fact rnat there is
urstnt Demand for hn Increased and
mrro,c 60 water suppls fof ihc inhah
3ants ~ che CiN ~ Corpus Christ
tr,tios r. puhhc emefncnry nnd "a pub.
ils imperative necessity roaufng "a
Huauprnsion ~ thc charter riie prntld
ing thlt un ordinance ur RESOLUTION SHAH
he ,assrd nnnny un enc dn, BE- r. ln
fredaced AND chat suDh ordinance or
sssg.uitNn ehnt ne r,od 80 three scN
c'ai moofiurs ~ tno Dip tfuurIi Sad
thr MayHr ntur declared th1i nnch
.aeH,N emergency Hnd imperative puh.
o., necessity cNifin. Hnd requested thai
H,il rharicf fulp he suepr..lrl end
tInf ha resolution he "a, 81 finallt
.n tt, 1afe ~ SEE mirndHoien and
tau ths ordinance ttho cffeUf snd D.,
in fUn fonc nud effect frm ami after
De- utarlFc % m Hn nrdninrl
r,sscd tho 2ia, das ~ julY a o.
iplt
Approved thc gisi DAY ~ luly. 4 ~
lAif
Neirned1 ROY MILLER.
un,or 90 tho Cln 10 Corpus CHRISTI
Nt1tfgNN.
cu, SECRETARY ~ thc Cfy 90 Corpus
christi
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-12

hn ordinance fu rrOIIi, fnr fhe rHh
mission te fhr qualified ms pNue
.oicra Hf tho ,ltF OF corpus Chrsu
fno question HnHn thr ,Tt, Cnua
,n nf tnv CnN of Corpus Chtini
r,saa. he auihuused 90 lasur thu
houir NJ sad ,ln Bee 1850 nHm 81
thioc nuudfnl Thousand dolnfs usv
ahlo BOZ forty ycffa after date and
triDemnnio at tho option 81 raid
oiiF at np1 tlnc after twenty years
frum date thefrnf and hostiur in
forUat ni tho ntr ~ rNo prf cent
pcs nnnHm aui te sty nN ~
twfuft nNr lrnfo ni rt mu.h There.
~ ta ia urofaaltf 100 'arh un, hun
dfed dollars ~ tho iaspmo taiueH
40 iho eHld CIn HnnHHlN n ul,
tho ntor'sf pn aaid bonds nd .r.
lfr sinhur nnl npWornf BOP rr.
dcem rtIi nnuia lt mnfnUi nr rh,
purpose ~ mprplne ,Biarnn and
o,fsndmr thr uat.rwufks a,slrm I'll
mId 'u' aud dc munr ah emorn
onrv
Whereas ne Muuiuun watetpofts
~fffsm - fnr Cfy 20 CORPUS Dhrnu
Ia entirely na irpu.te 90 .urpt suf
q .'nf amount ~ water fn fbr inhah
'f1nis - mid Clt .nd Use auHly of
Hr waf'r funlthel ls nnl -ut,iie farI
lh" needs ~ fHr ptunir nnd
Whereas inc nfhi Cpy hsa acuDrrl e
ffmli frNm th, state ip appropriate
q rltni water Or fhe uar ~ 400 in
h7hHfui. ~ 'm CTS nri 30 ulI hD
rrr'aenfY io lmpfnte and cnlrpr and
Ntrud the present WsirrWnfbn nfH
i'u in order Gao Hefuro the advantages
~ rueh ln,repacd waiter sppply io thc
lnh4h1nnie ~ fhr cnY therefore
lio f DrIIusd hy fns cIp Council
~ fhr riff ~ Corpus Christi Trann
Section Tbal an election Co., hrid
in 'hr city ~ Corpus chuau. ou tbc
sfd dat ~ September a % lhlf. a..
nhiOh election tha f0HaNlne pfnpsal.
t.an nlnii hn suhmltf"i "ehsH enc
iiF Council ~ ibc cry NJ CORPUS
Z huhfi TeAaH. Dec auihorzrd o. issne
ao hunda ~ aain C.tY n zoe slim -
rHfrr Hundred Thousand $500 600 ool
Dollars payable iu fottF years after
.nfe and frd"fmshie 80 'hr option -
snid city af ans time after twenty
eafs from date thereof end bearing
Interest ui tho fate ~ s~ prr annum
lud 90 irtY O. sea- ~ twenty rtc Ce.l
oHfH or Ho much thereof aH Be- nro
.Hfars nn earh ono hundred dultrH ~
he fHHahle values ~ the sal1 Cny
annually in par the Interest on saldI
iDndH and creafe n.nhlnT fund suf
lole1i % rTi@m aaid bonds e na
-uIlll In tic nnfnnan ~ InnntltLrn
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-12

Nurcrs COUNTY. TEXAS.
Notice 10 nlddsra ror csussmay

Ncnlod proposals. addressed 60 The
ZION Walter D. rluon Count, Jidsc.
Viu hr roDsleod nf ihe ofuco of ,ho
County Clerh count iiouso. Corpus
ChrHt TeNaa mui 90 1clnek e. m.
August ~ inii fnr conH'fnDunr tho
CORPUS Chuau CHuaewny Tho work
wui ho dNidod infn three rnnracin
tlt No . nuiRnnH embracing 5000
untal roet ~ cuurreto hridFnr ~ foft
fiDr width with lhmmontH cfroaoted
huihhonda nnd erection Of Daw span
Ne @ iiednuiir rl 5000 fect l0nn
'1I tninur tss 900 cubic Ylrts wl'h
brush maiH and rp rap No a rur
nishinr pcr-stfucturc ~ Draw srnn
Tenders mas he made upon one uf sof
crui contracts
tllddrts must Submit coriifiod shsrN
fur fiooe 90 each Cor the first twn con
tracts payable without RECOURSE 80 the
order ~ iian Walter O. Tlmen Counss
lplae 49, guaranty thai tho bidder
if furcossful, viii promptly execute
eonffna. and bond "a tho specified
fnffn. frum Responsible surety com
rany ~ from good and nuffiolcnt per.
uHhl rrotien aaflffnctnry 90 The Conn /.
e.. in 80 snm - forty ttol per cen
~ the amount hid
lnddets are expected Go inap.es tbe
rta ana 20 inform Themselves rcEafdlmg
800 itt "a conditions
INSTRUCTIONS o. bidders proposal
fofmr peeifi0niionH md pians are on
flv at the office ~ Counts CLERK Cor.
puH christi Texas. aud - nuriieft a
Nauuey. inr Canauiting Euninoera
chandler lildR, sos Easl Cfoeketi g..
Hao Antunio. Texas Copies viii 30
Furnished o. prospective bidders upon
deposit ~ co 900 which viii be roiurn
90 uuiy after return of plans ANA spocl
nrltlous and submission ~ q bono ride
h.d rhr County reserves the nrht o.
Frieri any and au Dids. aud e. waive
lufofmallueH
tsignodJ No. o. Lulor. County Clcih
its
Advertisement
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DISPLAY
ADVER Using

pen fat rate per inch. per column
vide SEC
same Sundaya
standing display AZ, ertt.s,,.r,.
pen rate per Inch per month. t600
Reading Notices.
Fure rcedlng matter each Insertion
Ger line zoe
locals per line. each Insertion ~,
Contracts for large amounts ~ Ia
nice
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-12
AUTO BARGAIN

Automobile Bargain five passenger
car. newly otorhaniod spitdorf mRh
tension magnetic. neW urcs aii round
use 4 rleFrg nepair shop. LnRuna
and Cbauarral streets 90 n
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-12
Rooms ANo BOARD

First Glass rooms and bourd by the
aeek on month. go Mesnulle sIrooi.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-12
SPECIAL MISCELLANEOUS

NnTicE 90 CUSTOMERS Nm WIN
Moirln viii hr ohtcni from enc ,lA
ff month cuatomcH unur pf
-wHfif hrfIHtrd Itanuf Soap oau
hatt "Isla 90 Robinson y lrafrnn
Grocery Store nuf fhrr wiu rn COS,
orders fYf Mn Wnfrnn las
FIRST CLASS DrcH-msfng au woth
rDafpHieet hns Antoiape street of
ifahur fIFg ala
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-12

rHIe oArE M tslsToRy.
lTez- 'kinT Georn, ~ ~ England born
loled dune ~. 1854.
Hrs The Fgensh fle~t. which had
csane 10 chr AID u she Arnflesns.
alapersra N a Talc or Rhode
hand.
1913 Madrid wps entered hy WelIsna.
Gen and hlr gorcos.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-12

rpH SALE New tent Ioxl..r $500
u,w tont f.Nit-n. so n0 500 0o
.mrHs salst s-l01 $500 Cheese
knife 900 $500 Cuffrc Mu 400
~IeN mlsi hato money. ith. door
Nutb H4ffard ou 1870 street s DE-
Lanr Corpus CHRISTI Texas ga9
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-12

ttiN tNtAi ANGIE Nice WNv-rls0in
f,siden,c viih 900 modtrn enntcnicneea
water elr1ric ueht wth earaer lawn
trees 8ni nrir, fvl nigD residence of
ahout Ans value n corpus ghrui
E ilcudrlcks ChMicWhc. Texas
lee
FOR SNlE oH TRADE Modrru faf.
nishnra and nNtutcs &C a new sn
ntru bungalow CLOSE in makcs tood
rental propagation What have sou
Addfcse io,k box esq is.
tnN SALE On TRADE unc smr,l
shetland Maize WW trade fm eood
tp property Apun tu . uancs
personally tiN Chamrraj street sst
WILL. ttad, nsea si,Hsh du,nr ana
saadit pam and hEm huen ana haf
rtFs WuIIn il.d.oo or raod J,is,, cuv
90 .uturhau lot rhoeo t-s o. % nos
M lb
Losr AND FOUND
inoI Waun basin $3.50 flu rl.h &c.
watch rnaht,d H b. Dob rn
uuu1 N tIt.aI ,0ard o.
nnIcr luanF samc Co. Cai,t office
sos
i1sr inmea Hipr,f eith s,..tns s.
beiur' Do u'-eioo Cafeteria Do
rNJNr 0ah kHuhte uf i,nas $500
ten Arrn 81 fnJ Fernandez CIn
urut sUrt D..
Losr nuc siAts aulomebu, ur,
pumped up uu thc fm between
iHshul nui rorpas CHRISTI iindcr b.,
lurn o. a. WAtranl Nuecss liotrI
snd u..,it, I, 0o r,wafd is1
....s.....s..,... ......s .....-.,....aa.....
FOR RERr
rHn m>T Two mud,lr p.ni hao.,
...ln. UUrnf. A m.ir.r 5000
.,n,n Ih.m ail m
I.If '.tU.II.|
500. RESIST to.m naiso 1T al
ipnn .uc,t f.s rcr month liarncs a
Chamber phHnn Ost G.
rolt lVnNY u3 Thfd street r,pm
n"uso newly fmah,i on, hair hio,i
frnm soaih niuu nFoci cor. $50 p,r
month hstuoH a chambers ihon,
$50 q
rnn WNr W ulur, numnu gls
~ tH, .rnn 20 NHrfo tnd L,apan
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-12
coHrRAcToR AND 6UlLoGR.

% HAHnhH Contractor aud
lmHdrr rrpaInug and huUllng. mis-.
0H furniture 90 order AU work
euarani"cd tu give sausfa, ton a2s
Waller sffcst les
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-12

FURNISHED ROOMS


tlRNiSuEn ROOMS Cican. rool
rnoms located n center ~ elt, Special
rairs Ca permanent roemcrs Apply
krean Apartments t0i Mesquite
street sol
toR RENT Clean modefu rooms with
Stchrnetics. running water. Avatofics
M all moaeFn cuusrnicneca ai reason.
able rates Luropcan rlsn u.et posi
office The Tourist Hotel eo9s Mes.
quite n
toh NENr Two furnished nuust.
hcspns tooms with nleep.ng porcb
mva'ru close in goa ulu,hcr g5s
r1n EENr Ni,en furnished rsoms
with nath anil conytnionces Central
'oeauon no chudrcn sos Mesquite
street sae
.----.
lNN RENT Two lHrlo np aialr~ ana
afe daWn .ieir- frem tf lrhi hm~t
keerur ao snd ylese ir Cau at scs
Norih urutdvaN of phone toe ses
Hshol uum tlooo month sn h.n,tt
uom posiofnto 800 Antelope Sos
..,a'~-ses,.. s-.s.s.f. ...asas.a.... a...sa.a..
AGENTS WANTED
riir nrmtm Casualty Compau, ~
Naron. Ornreia has absolutely th,
hu nDaf and moss reuRnIs pfnpuHHiun
Nrr pffrrrd $3.50 asents in South roNas
100 wurhmrns compensation inbnlN
nuar plato slass and arrldtut in
snftuct Drt au arrnct that paws bt
vTunF n npaut Uon,ru Nsent
Gun Division Cofpus christi roNaa
40. loHscs adjusted and paid ftom tht.
fn,s ~
stiiH NGENre WANTED rn ecn.
.fH uusrn ttt attmmH uHnn.A
lHa uHt hnmlWt p.HtHhen rr
Dtnt naa p.ara piuns cd, Aln,,
U'r tcrma NrpN m Fahar NW
e.iIra Weltftf rtNHe 500
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WANTED

MAIL Ntdcf Mcn. rsEmnofs Fstah.
lfhcs l.fme foft, FIVE 1--we wtfe sci
'ets. aA urnt easy to haudlc and mau
responsible, coIvrti 'on manufactufcfs
'd ds,r.nuiofs factory pttfs bte
profits hiFh-,l.ss business Offer i,if
uuulau free Misslss.pw Npnry Go
inD % = Fifth. llttsturr hans iss
WANTED want O. wurh Gov ,ou Nf
Businessman t $500 want O. yean. nian
0th initiative and rnersa ecnef. 80
tUc experience aa8 b sprlai uaIn.nr
adrcriisine no bad h,blts wilkins
w"ther llusfiof care Caurf tgs
WANTED tlte tent ot eood Uticd
hunDiu efass ar ntd hat 1T ught
rrto iUrdt AIl,u Far ESQ., soc
-...-......e...- ......
WANTED ufu 1ui,ul- sepemn,
itth optnIns ran uim so Efnvns
hpsiness coloec Arkansas Pass Tea
as 1at
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Evening star., 1914-07-31
DESPERATE FIGHTING CONTINUES
BETWEEN AUSTRIANS AND SERBS

plan Of campaign, it is understood here.
is to attack Servia chiefly by way of
Bosnia, while the armies on the Danube
in the north simply occupy positions and
remain temporarily inactive.
The course Of operations at the front
is not known in any way to the public
and even officers Of the reserve have
been given no information.
Tension Great in Vienna.
The tension in Vienna was greater
today than at any time since the start
Of the International crisis. although
nothing definite had occurred to change
tho situation for the worse.
The Neue Freie Presse insists today
that Russia must cease to procrastinate
and must say distinctly and unre-
servedly what she intends to do.
Popular enthusiasm in connection
with the war shows no signs Of abate-
ment. An appeal for Red Cross nurses
today met with an immediate response
from 1000 women and girls belonging
to all classes Of society, who called at
the hospitals and registered their
names
Archduchess Maria Theresa applied to
Emperor Francis Joseph for permission
to be enrolled as q Red Cross nurse.
Vienna was overdowing today with
people who had deserted the summer
resorts and were fastening to their
homes.