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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-03
The Pussy Willow Silks at $500

Anew standard here! Figured pussy willow silks
that have the call for street dresses. Patterned with flow
and quaint little figures that suggest the land OF the
rising sun. Indeed, they new as the morning. The
coorngs are bold and beautiful Here too we find the
combined dresses, tunic Overdrapery Of nccoor,
a skirt of another-hese in Canton crepe and crepe de
chine as we'll as in willow silk Here the much
admired Gladstone collars-a matter of utfle extend
ing from the girdle the shoulders, with yoke OF
chiffon net The twotoned and glace taetas are dam
ty and very different from those we have known We do
not recall many and such distinctive dresses at $500
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-03
An Exquisite Model at SIS

It is about all lace and net. The bodice is of crochet
net over white satin, with black velvet string tie the
skirt of the same net It fashioned in boufant eff
feet with Roman striped aeta pastel shades edged in
black velvet Another model at $500 is Of soft gray
cascadeau The skirt is a wrapped tmc extending from
the bottom; girdle Of old satin is embroidered in
Oriental colorings.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-03
Wooden Crepe Dresses 1895

Here is one Of warus crepe The skirt shows the new
wrapped pepum it has satin girdle, drop shoulders,
net collar over SATIN frlled cuffs Another has pegop
skirt blousy waist drop shoulders, three quarter
length sleeves big butterfly bow at the front on the cir
de- and there are some four other styles at this price IN
navy Copenhagen, gray, green and black
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-03
MANY Novelties at SlS.75

How shall we picture some twenty styles at TINS one
price when one is Of French taeta another OF Wooheo
afea another of dainty silk crepe, Wheh one is lIe
oc that snacks of morning trips to town. announcer ol'
dancing party The point we would
the number Of style features that nave oeell
tho rossos at this price hustle draperies TERED skirts
hol;oos +ho+ chow those great and graceful kmono
Seovos and LITTLE vestees of chfonoften flesh color
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-03

J !: :: :: : ::
amour
nEth
W. The Eternal Feminine Indeed Clothes Are Her Weap
th lie
enc uonhoe is is
Uhm gDe The hO
W. J: : :: !; =: !: ;; =; 60: n: =:
igenlnb by rkmg ou Mln of
E>~l
NJ
Wealth of This Particularly Bright Seaso
hrt
be and
picked the choice rom he
eheayan unns
S95 The Pussy Willow silks aSOO DISTINCTIVE
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-03

will reach enjoy the advantages that upereorts
makers produced this Spring what be-
Atlanta We have gathered the Styles have
Tx creme and lace afairs-butv YOUR ewes shall see
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-05

fommen1daft ent5iebt. Modten opd)
ellolib elnnnal unlere 6elttiden 81
terri ertpaden, oaB Tie nidt MIR in
ibrem Seim, in ibrem geiellidaftli-
6e1r 2eben sic oeltide Sprade pile
gen, ionoern oltd oarauf oringen u11o
es ais ibr Med6t perlangen, bab Sic
lel6e in Sen Shulen in Ser redten
8etle gelebrt mer6e.
Mber nidt nl1r in Ser S6ule, ion-
Bern a1l6 Oabeim inn 5amilienfreiie
ser Neuti6 : Mmerifaner ioQte Ser
Yflege Ser oeutlden Sprade uno Ser
oeutidem Soeale erb0bte Mufmerfiam=
felt getui6met meroen. l1n6 bier5u
lin6 geraoe Sic Script un6 8inter=
abenoe iebr paiieno. @eutide 81
tern iollten lire @inoer in 6ieler trau-
liden 3eit, mo- iie chamber Defenders
nabe riider, nit Mad)orud 6aran er=
:inner11, 0ab lie ei1len 6eltti6en 6anri-
liennamen troge1, 6en lire @orfab-
ren IN Ser olten @eimatb Bis tpeit in
Sic Sabrbu10erte 5uriif nit @bren
getrogen ba6en. limo ermabuen iou=
ten lie lire @i10er, 6ieien @amen in
gbren meiter5l1tragen nno ibn ni6t
5m anoern. Mn6 nidt onr6 8eg-
laiiltt1g Ser gtri6el6en iiber 6em a,
0 nno II. Gem tpenn sic @%eitnnungs=
loiigfeit erit Sen flei1ren Singer bat,
Damn miro iie bal6 a16 6as oeuti6e
Ser5 baben. Mu6 einen ebrli6en
@ornomen baben u1iere Deuti6en
NUT ms 2ano gebra6t. Man bebalte
i'm rubig peiter n116 madbe ii6 nidt
5um Sobn o6er CHARLES o6er 5n lonit
mem. Gin in Deuti61ano leben6er
Musla1roer tbut 10 etmas ni6t; er bat
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-05
Sic ocnti6c 9pra1e TIT
s6mIe Mmn 9aMS.

Midt oft gelarg fonnen I'M ere
0elltlden Mnnerifa'S ernablt tperoen,
bpd) zines ibrer ~beiliglten Sitter, sic
Ml1tterlprabe, als foltbaren Sbub
5t p flegel1 nr0 5u %belpabren. SrS-
belonoere gilt oieie Meabmung sen
oeltlden gltern, 0a1nit iie ibren
Modfonmen bieles uertbpole @rbe
iibermitteln.
0ab nn1lere Ml1tter1prabe pirflid
Elm unbe5ablbares @ut lit, 0as our
griblieB11ng NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. @dase,
sur @elebung 0es SanoelS nno Ser
febrs, 5r11 gl1ten 6ortfommen in Ser
@elt lid ais ullentbebrlid ertpeilt,
oas miro inns oft gerl1g gelebrt onrd
Sic Mertbidatl1ng 6eS 9eutiden iei-
tens anberer Nationen. Salt III al
len 24noern u1o @elttbetlen lit sic
6el1tibe 9prade nidt MIR I'M Sc
bral1dL io1roern miro iogar bielfa6
an SEN Sda1len gelebrt. 9abei ba-
ben mir 1a1r1 oft genltg 6ie gemib be-
merfensapertbe grideim1ng, 6aB Sic
Mibt=0 el1tiden fir Sic @iir0igung
Ser oeutiden 9prade mebr tbun, alS
sic Deutiden ielbit. Siderlt6 iit 6as
be1ddmen6, tpent1 ser Deutide erit
bl1rb Mitglie6er an6erer Matione1
mtf Sic Sodibabung ieiner M1tter=
iprad)e aufmerfiam gemadt meroen
m11B. @ei6ame1t6, 6aB er Elm mertb=
pol[es Stiid ieines eigenen S6''s, 6aS
er miibelos i'm tagli6en @erfebr iei=
11en &in1ern pererben fonnte, lei6t=
iimnig bon it6 mirft un0 ieiner gfa6=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-05
9aS berratbene Vramfz
reid.

Cine bemerfensmertbe MenBerung
bringt Sic nationaliltii9e Hariler
2iberte in einem 2eitartifel, ser lt9
beftig gegen 6as Mbfommen menoet,
oas england un6 &uBlano Sen STRAIT
5oien be5iiglid zines 5ufunftigen
Srieoensi6luiies oufge5mungen ba=
ben. Sic 2iberte lit zines ser 9aubi=
niitii@en @ariier Srgane, 6as iabr=
5ebntelang NIT alien Mitteln fir 6en
&epan6ege6anfen Bropagan6a ge=
modt. Tim 10 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES iino
Sic Musloiiungen 6es 8lattes; iie lai-
fen heutlt6 erfennen, 6aB in 6ranf-
reid be5ii9li6 Ser @erbiin6eten Ser
&epnbIif, &uBlan6 Defenders, cine
beiliame grmiidterung etngeiett bot.
l1eber 6ranfreids frie6li6e Mbii6=
ten fonnte fetn 3tpeifel fem, idreibt
6ie 9iberte. Mls Sro1frei9, ser
frie6lieben6e Staat, ii6 gum &riege
entidloB, fannie es genm ieine mill
tariIbe &raft u16 mar MIR unter Ser
@oronsfeb11ng nn6 in Ser &offn1tng
5u 6teiem oggreiiiben @dritte 5u be-
megen, 6oB feline @erbiin6eten ibren
8nn6espflidten in bol(em MaBe ent-
ipred)en piir6en. &uBlan6 lit Ser
grfiill1tng ieiner 8rn6espflidten 5u=
mi110eit 5eitli6 a1sgepiden, als eS
ii@ im SSntereiie Serbiens = 6amit
es einen Sbetl Ser %6robenben 11eber=
madt Seiterrei6 : ungarns bon 6ie=
FEM 9an6e abpen6e = nit Ser ga1=
gent @ndt ieiner Mrmee auf Sei ter
ret6 = l1ngarn marf. &11b1an6 bat
Sic grilten5 6ranfrei@s 6em Suterei=
lie ietner &aiienbertpan6ten 1tnterge<
or6net. Solte &11Blan6 nidt in Ser
ol(erfiir5eiten 3eit 6em 8unoesber=
TRACE entipre6en6 borgeben, 10 mill
len tpir Sen 8nn6esbertrag als ge=
bro9en onieben!
@s lift cine Eo6iin6e, 6aB sic fran=
50iif6e &egterung unter iolden Ser
bdlntfien nrter 6em @influiie @ng-
lambs in Sen @ertrag iber etner ge=
meiniamen Grie6ensi6luB e%ingemil-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-05

&iifgrot nlrb bleibt, mas CT it, ade
3eit. @er &inoer fat, gebe ibnen
l1one oeutide Man1en NIT anf Sen
Sebenslpeg, es gibt nibts &errli9e=
res. lln0 ou, 6erttlde Mutter, Dor
olem lob oein Sous 5n elmer 6eut=
id)en Surg per0en! 2aB 11lr 6euti9
lpred9en. Gel unerbittli6 ltreng So
rim, lieber 5upiel alS 5u menig. Dral1=
ben 1tno in Ser Sdu1le lerren oeine
&inoer idon iopieio englii9 better
alS BON Sir, 90 6u Die 5prade piel-
leidt in ipateren Sabren gelernt ba1t.
Gel1tide Manner folten es ii6 CUR
Gegel MAIDEN, init je6em 2anosmann
MIR oer1ti6 51 ipreden, nno 5tpar rel
mes Deuti6, nidt 6eutid-engliiAes
&auoermeli6. Mon iogt, tpir Dsut=
|iden ieien 6os lieoerrei9ite @olf ser
@elt. 8ir fennen iie ole, uniere
berrlidn @olfslieoer.: uMm 8rurnen
Dor oem Gbore," uSS11 einem fiiblan
@run6e," sd batt' einem &omero-
6en>" u8em @ott mill redte @unit
erpeiien." Man iinge file fleiBig I'M
&rei1e Ser Samilie un6 a1t6 sic bier
%geborenen &i116er mer6en tie lieb ge=
min1pen n1r6 nit ib1ren oas 2an6,
in 0em iie entitan6en iin6. @6on
Dor 5meitaui en6 Sabren bat Ser TO-
miide Sdriftlte0er Cactus 6te Sreue
ols Die Sarpteigenidaft ser Deutid)en
geriibmt. go tpol1e1n or6 mir nnie<
rent 9eutldtbum treu bleiben. 1n6
urS ielbit. 9ann erit fonarett pir Sem
2anbe unierer @abl fem, tpas mir
fem iollen: 8iirger, tpie es Before in
ieinem bnrten @0lfergemii9 nidt
gibt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-05

iligt fat. 3an1it bat Tie DEM fran50-
itiden @olfe 6ie Mogli9feit zines an=
itanoigen &iid5uge5 genommen un6
gleid5eitig baben MuBlan6 un6 gng-
lan6 anitat Ibaten nod INNER nihts
alS @eripredungen gegeben un6 6a=
nit ibren 8u11oespfli9ten entipro-
den gu baben geglaubt. Sbmobl ge=
miiie &reiie nit @erufur1g auf sic
SSntereiien 6rarfreids iid BEL unie=
rem 8latte irs Mittel gelegt BADEN,
6amit man inns 6abo11 abbolte> u11=
ieren 3metfel an Ser &idtigfeit 6ie-
ies 9fegierungsafteS M1ts6rud gu &C.
ben, fonnten mir uns 6enno9 1i9t
entbalten, 0enn 6ie @riin6e, sic mr1s
ST 6ieier Steuungnabme 5pinger,
iin6 10 9emidttg, 6aB iie fir Die gauge
fiinftige gntmidlung 6ranfreids ber=
bangniBbom ietn f0nnen.
81 melt oos 8ariler Gboupinilte11=
organ. Seine 8efIr6tungen be5iig=
li6 Ser @irfltng 0es a6fomr1er1S
fir 6ranfreid biirften ii9 erfiiuen.
IS lit flor, 0aB england urr6 &uB=
lan6 6ranfrei6 5u 6ielem Nbfommen
ge6rangt baben, Inn bie &epublif an
einem ielbfitanoigen 6rieoensi9luB
gu perbinoern. 6ranfreid bat Sic
gauge furdtbare g9pere 6es &rieges
gu trogen. England itebt aus gemei r
iener gntfernung gu, mie 6rarfreidS
bliibenoe @efil6e 6urd Sen &rieg
per1piiitet, tpie ieine gtaote un6 9or=
fer in Griimmerbaufen peruan6elt
tperoen. 5ranfreid5 8ep0lferu11g
lei6et enti etlid, 1tn0 lange fann tie
Sen &rieg nidt %ertragen, obne sur
@er5meiflltng getrieben 81 tperoel1.
Garn miro lie BON ibren Madtbober,1
gebieteriid for6er1, 6ab iie 6rie0en
MAIDEN. 9as lit es, mas man III
9on6on u116 Netersburg befiirdtet,
oaber 0os Mbfomme11, oos sic Ser
%biinoeten o11f gemeiniamen 6rieoens=
idluB berpflidtet. Cine fiir5lid III
&aris eridienene 6ll1gidrift be5eid)-
net 5as Mbfommen ols @erratb at
Sranfrei6. 60 iiebt es in ser Gbat
aus.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-05
Kinder oonr0IOn
MACH FLETChER'S
re RIA
Die ate btimatb.
@effalert.

@eibemau. - Sic groBe ia.
tboliide &farrgemein6e, sic Big So,
bin immer 111r einen Seellorger bat-
to- bot in Ser lebten 3eit oils 5tpeite1r
&aplan Soiepb @ngels erbolten. l1r-
ler Bfarrer &entrer mor Dor fur5em
gum 9e6at1ten 1es Defanates Sic,
gen er1tonnt tpor6en.
Sa6erborn.- @err &eftor
gradt BON ser bieiigen Domidule
trot am 1. Sftober in sen moblper-
oienten &11beitmo. Sn MtteIn, @r.
9iiren, @eitfablen geboren, beludte
er nad geboriger @%orbereitung oas
2ebrerl eminar in 8iiren, 1os er 1865
NIT bem 3eugniB Ser @eife perlieB.
Sein Na6folger als &eftor ser 0on1<
idrle lit &err &eftor &romefe po,t
Ser @aufir9i9ule.
8edum. - Die @beIeute Steu.
madermeiiter 6ra115 2infomp bon
bier feierten am 26. September SOS
i60ne Set Ser goloenen &od5eit.
2angenftroBe e. = Sm 70.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-05
spdtDerbit9eoamfem

Sic A}ot11r id6l1beiten 0es 2en5eS
l111o Sommers ii1o oabingei6>pun:
oen; Sic @elt bat iid in 0aS on1fel.
farbige @elpo1o 0es @erblte5 gebmut
Stott gploner Sonnenltrablen %rieleln
folte Mege1tropfen 5ur grbe nieoer,
oas frelt1oli9e 81ou OeS Simmels
lit peib peroeft Dl1rd ullOltrd6ring=
Iid)e @plfel1bollen. l1eber Sbal unb
@iigel iagelr, bonn @inoe gepeiti6t,
fridge Nebelgeltalten 0abin client
balben gefpobren mir laitige, 16au=
ernoe 6eudtigfeit un6 geale.
Nuf ser gr0e ielber itebt eS erlter=
bcno, tooesiebniiidtig aus. Baum
un6 8ui6 iteben meilt bldtterloS oa;
mir tier uno 90 tragt nob cine 8u9e
pber Glide Sic letten @puren Tires
idonen 8lqtterl6mudes. Mber aud)
oieier 5olrit 11n0 reiBt ser falte
@erbltlpin6 NIT to0er Suit; bal6 miro
oltd 6a5 lebte 2altb abge1pebt nn6
Ioie cuff 6ie @r6e 5eritreut lein. Die
Nefer un6 @ielen 6ompfen ur6 qual=
men, = fur5 6l1r6 Sic @eiamtna=
tur gebt Elm Sda1terr, cine tiefe, tiefe
Io6esabnung.
l1n6 Tie abnt re9t, Sic Motnr. Sn
&11r5em mir6 tie gang obgeitorben
iein, obne 9eben, obne Sriebe ur6
93ea1ngen, Gin peiBer sdneettattel
miro ite tpei6 un6 lin6 5toedett u,to
lie oerart re1te &rafte iamrneln 1ai<
fen 51t11t sproiien un6 SprteBen int
itbonen 2en5e.
Mie in ollen iei1ren @erfen, 10 bat
Ser lieben0e ghopfer 6es @eltaus
ouh in sic gpdtberbit= un6 @inter<
11otur feline Spmbolif, feline mabnen=
SEN 11n6 tpetlen6en 3ei6en nie6erge<
Iegt. gr ruff jebt Ser @eni6beit,
sic nod im Srrtbale Ser gr6e pill
CERT, lo11t un6 pernebmli6 5u:
usieb' %, mein @ei60pf, 6os
Symbol 6es Eo6es un6 ser Mnferite-
hung Iiegt flor bor Str! 8ie int
Serblte nn6 8inter oues 2eben TT
Ser @otur obitirbt> I'M int Sriibltng
GIT ne1er @d0nbeit gu eriteben, 10
mirlt ou6 6u 6ereinit 6einen 2eib al.
1terben ieben; mos meni6lt@ 11nb ner-
gangli9 an sir it, miro CUR @roe
5uriidfebrer1 nn6 tpenn 6u 6einen @r'
6entpeg gut 11n6 na@ meinen @eieben
5~uriidgeIeet boit, miro n16 6ein 2eib
bereinlt Sriibling un6 M1ferftebnng
feiern!"
@eld' ernl tie Mobmnng 1iegt a1io
fir ms in Sen @orga19en im Spat'
berbIte nn6 inn @inter! @ludielig
Der, melder 6ieielbe ni@t rngebort
an 7t6 norbei5ieben ldBt, melder ben
Singer5eig @ottes mobrnimmt nno
onf ietn 2eben nn6 Streben artpett>
set! St miro in DEM tr6ii6en Wan'
BEL MIR cine fnr5e 8ett erbliden, Die
obne @inbolt bem einen 3iele gu
itrebt, 6em 9eben int Senieits; ct tptro
ouf ieiner &utb ietn, 6oB tbn ser &C.
benspinter nidt unborbereitet trifft,
ion6ern boB er o119 bieri11 Ser Matnr
g1eibt.
Gieie fIetoet fid ndmltd TIT &erbt,
ebe iie CUR &1tbe ii6 begtbt, nod ein'
NAL In ibr idones @etponb: sic tpattt=
6eriomiten Garben bonn brennen6iter
&urpnrrotb nn6 bonn g%oI6enften @elt
Big gum 6iiteritet @dtpar5 it1to !ibe1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-05

|@alo 1tn6 6l11r perltrelt, un6 @onne
un6 @iammel itrablen 5utpeilen IN Ell
nem @lan5e un6 elmer Yradt, Sic
ielblt Sic @errrli9feit 6eS Sommers
melt iiberitrablt. 60 gebt olio Sic
Matltr gleidiam I'M 5eierfleioe CUR
9fiiite un6 pre6igt 6o6 iterbeno Sic
@errlidfeit un6 Madt ibres S@0=
piers.
Mlio m1B o116 ser Meni6 6os
&Ieio Ser &eirbeit nn6 960nbeit an.
ii9 tragen, menn er aus 0ieiem Be-
ben i9et6et; er nl1B 10 biniiberi6lum=
mern ms Before SenleitS, 6aB fem
MafeI linn mebr anbaftet. Sic un=
reinen @iinite nn6 9ampfe, pel6e
sic Groe BEL ibrem &11begange int
@erbit auSotbmet, iin6 sic ir6ii6en
@e6anfen mn6 @e1iiite, 6eren mir nnS
5u entanbern baben Dor 6em So6e,
SOS b%rernen6e &otb 6es abiterbenoen
Boundaries erinnert an sic feurige
2iebe, NIT ser ie6ermann 5u ieinem
@otte, als ser @r11n6beite aler 2tebe,
bin1treben ion, Sic be1flaren Sonnert=
tage en6ltd, Sic ab un6 81 6aS trout
tige, tribe @inerlet Ser 5patberbit=
5eit 10 frenn6li9 b%erfldren, meiien
Sen 81id 6es Meni6en auf 6ie g0tt=
Ii6e @no6e FIN, 6ie in 6as 9unfel
nr6 sic SiniterniB ielbit 6es iiin6en-
boni item 2ebens traut nn6 berbei=
b%ungsbon bineinleudtet,
@olderIet lebrt nn6 pre0igt nns
olio s%pdtberb1t, un6 mir moaen 11ns
aae 1tets beim gintreten 6ieier Sab=
res5eit bieran erinnern nno nit bent
1idter in sic 8erIi6errng an @ott
a11s5re9en:
Sic @elt nit ibrem Gram un6 @1Ide
8in i9, Elm Ntlger, frob berett,
8etreten MIR mir cine 8ride
53u sir, &err, iber'm Strom Der 3eit.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-09-13
\ Stupcndous War Order.

The first really stupendous war or
der for an American product has been
registered with the agent here of one
Of the big New England mills A
London buyer has asked for a price
on five hundred thousand yards Of
aeroplane cloth for shipment at as
early "a date as possible. This cloth
is extraordinarily fine sail cloth. made
Of combed yarns. II is astonshingly
light and very strong The mill to
which the order is addressed has os-
tahlishci an International reputation
for the merits Of its cloth Of this var
iety. but In the whole period Of its
manufacture Of the material it has
only made an amount about equal to
that involved In the present order
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-09-13

About the most discouraging thing
n the world to the teacher is failure
Of the parent to aid in training tho
child. Too many parents send the
child Co school with the apparent
idea that their task is finished. The
teacher can do much but not all:
and the most effective combination
possible is that Of parent and teacher
working boo perfect harmony OF
course. to the small boy such an ar
rangcmeut will have the appearance
of framc-up. but an the same in
after years he Will bee glad that he
was framed in SO kindly and ben
Efficient way
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-09-13

Willis-Highflicr had narrow es-
cape when he wrecked that bank
Killis-Yes II he had swiped only
couple Of thousand less it would
have been larceny instead OF finan-
ciering.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-09-13
'Nufr said.

How can you tell when an egg is
bad 900 asked the consumer.
"Oh, if it is really bad. 1t will speak
for itself replied the commission
man.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-09-13

sun selling unclaimed suits. SIS
.I Hi, Leo Leycriug Tllors. &
West THIRD street,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-09-13

Farmer Is offering some slightly
used furniture very cheap. "a West
First street ADV
The rcl thing for fan is a dark
coat and yc~' ana striped trousers
ASK Oh, Ice Lovours Tulors so 4
West Third street
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-12-24
RI SSIANS SURPRISE
AND ANNIHILATE
AT STRIAN BRIG ADE

Petrograd, Dec. %. via. London. Dec.
q, 80 a. m.-RuSsiau troops in the
of TarnoW, to-day on Observing the
advance of the 2Gth Austrian brigade,
slipped past on parallel roads ana sur
priscd the Austrian rear, aCcording to
reports received here The Russians
opened fire with machine guns and
virtually annihlated the whole brigade.
During the last two days lighting in
southern Galicia near the Carpathians
the Russians are reported to have cap
turrd over 4,Do prisoners including a
major OF the general staff and five other
officers, besides three heavy guns and
seven machine guns. In this region TIN
Russians, it Is said, are moving small
attachments through the mountain
passes. In the recent Austrian sortic
from Przemy~l the Russians captured
machine gun which they TUNED against
the Austrans.
The Novoc NremNa correspondent IN
the SochacHew neighborhood, Russian 70
land reports that along a - mile front
the Russians have packed four regiments
of heavy artillery, l5o light field guns and
three corps of infantry. The Russians
allcgc that Polish German svmpathizcrs
are using wind mills in the vicinity 10 sig
nal the Germans concerning Russian
movements.
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NERGENNES.

Christmas poultry dav was observed
her" Thursday W nristo, nm.
chased about three. tons and C;eorpa y
Thorne about one ton Prices were as
follows; Turkeys, from % to Is cents;
chickens. l.; fowls, IS to "A; geese. Is 10
lG; ducks, IS to 14-At the public auc-
ton held at the Erving Carpenter farm
December -. 81 COWS .vorc sold at rcod
prices. The highest price for cows was
$50 and Nearling heifers, sold around $50.
MIS-. j. 7. hin. VINO Is " years old, has
IN the last 10 years pieccd about 20o bed
quilts and during the past four made tive
rugs.-Miss Beatrice Daniels, who is at
tending the normal school at Fitchburg,
Mass, is making Il two weeks visit to her
parents, Captain and Mrs. NJ H. Daniels
Miss Anna Fisher Of Middlehury College
Is passing the vacation with her parents
MIR. and Mrs II. p. Fishcr-czra Tucker
has returned from business trim to
Providence, Il, I.-Frcdorick Fish OF Mid
dleourN college is at home with his par-
ents, Judge and Mrs Frank L. Fish.
through tn" hOldayS.-F. NJ Dana of
Lancaster Mass. is in town for the win
ter to take charge of the business of Amos
!. N"edham, who on account of i'll health
has gone to Rutland to take n course of
treatment Mr., Dana will occupy the
home Of Mr.. Needham on Main stree,
where his wife and two sons will join him
later, If Mr., Ncedham's health permits
he may later 90 to Miami Fla, to spend
the wtnter.-iloward Grandcy Of the
Albany, \. Y, Business College is spend-
ing the holidays with his parents. Mr.
and Mrs Charles n cronday
session of tbo rrohato oo,,r, ,,oro ,,,.,a
Jrdge Uaese,tirc ono,in.,d C,.n,s,,
Noor.n ,dn,iris,r,+o -, ,,,1
E,aderick Dovoid of Month t,o,.,,sh,,,
,rba - :, a., mo. r,,,I,,.
Mic, lIoIar ,h. ta,,,, 80 10,
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HAPPE N|NGS
IN We R NJ 0 Mt
Local Items of Interest from
All Parts of the Green
Mountain State.
THE NEWS BY COUNTIES
From the Island in tn, Lake to
the Passumpsic. Along Ot-
ter Creek and Shores
of White River.
THE NEWS BY COUNTIES
soDjSO'| COUNTY
MlDDLEBURY.

MIDDJ ERJTRN
|
inc puuHc S'rNl'' commission OF me
h'at' of vermont n"id meeting at the
''susalo tho ueath oi Deputy Sherin
'ohh H. Hean or Lincoln in Middleoury
IN tne nlhtn OF December All OF the
members OF the commission We're pres
Pht lnciuoihg X G. Bacon OF Brattle-
poro' NlIilam T. warner OF Nergennes
ana r. H. pollard or chester with Nell
'lausson OF bratteporo as secretary
me commission took the testimony Of
y witnesses mere including the con-
1uctor engineer ana fireman Of the
train on which MI Bean lost his life.
At one O'Clock they found that they
"ould not finish their business in Mid
hlebury and will have to take testimony
n other towns
lulirs Thomas Williamson. who mad
been in i'll health for some time, died
at his homc on Washington street about
$50 o'clock Saturday night of a compi-
cation of Diseases FTc was Il years Of
age He was civil War veteran, scrv-
ing in Company e. Fifth Vermont volun-
teers, and a member of William r. Rus
SCI Post. no 50. q. T. r. Of this village.
he is survived hl his Wife h,. two sons
Isaac W Of Middlchury and Charles OF
South Sa ~tatchewan can. by three
daughters. Mrs Nelson SEYMOUR and
Mrs John hammond of this village and
. Mrs Roliin Woodward of Warronshurgh,
y T. and NV two brothers. Charles If
| Middl.bury and Walter Of san Francisco.
CaL Tho funeral was held at two
I'rluek Tuesday afternoon at the Fpis-
opal Church with intcrmcut i'm West
cemetery
Mr. and NJ. Inh, t;inson and dau.u-
tor. who verc called h.rn several week.
ago nv tho illncea and death of his father.
have returned tn Inr,,n.unrt ind Nr.
NJ \ Monroe ana Mr. g. Andrews have
y, turned from Hn~t0u Miss %clfc La Pam
e ASSISTING a, tb,. Marshall store during
tho holidays Mis-. L,tuire Cad,. is at th..
lf,,,. r1otcn.r bo,nital I,urIinrton
vh,r.. sb. underwent am oror.tiou for
a,,.rdlritis Mr. and Ntrs ,u., Erovrn
nf seminary .trcct bavo moved :, Yer.
r.nuce ,,borc Vac ha. secured = nn.i,ion-
Nrs II II Io,,. ,.ho ma. beer in for
fou weeks is sIo,vlv rocov.ri,,a 80 Mrs
rt.,o,, u .uir, and Mic tlel.n y E.u-
oil who have. baen visitlnp I'm tov, for =
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,hiIdrcn of th.. ,,,ris, lvadn,sd,,. ,,,,,,i"s,
q, seven o,cInrt -\yriob, ,.as,y.'I, !. uI
Mrs Dan, Jacl<snn and son ,,b, h,ve
oecn visiting h,r. for few weeks have