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ct. 2oniier @arftpreiic.

Sssn @ei5e1martt berrldte ipabre1
Der un 9ierrstag al @roe gegaltge,
,letr ISOLDE elm letter Con, nno
TreiIe tparen etnas bDber. Sie 3n-
f,bren porert I'M NorOpeiten burf-
meg geringer lno es trafen gerifte
elm iiber Sdynben, Sen Ole @rnte i'm
8intertpeioemsiirtel erlitten bober
ioa. @iib Die abtrabme Der fonnner'
siellen 8orrGtbe nm 1857, 900 9u-
ibel oiirfte berr Marft seitarft baben;
Sieie 9orrGtbe umfaiien CUR 3eit
59,349,00O 8ufbel, ~gegeniiber elmer
@eIamtmengs ron Cd, 100000 9rIbe
Dor SaDresfriit. anoererieits lit Die
@btpeienbeit Ser iibltdyen Spefulatior
54 ~pernerfet1 10 bob bon einer fiillit'
IidJen 8reisbeeinfluiilllB einitmeiler
feline &ebe fem miro.
u@raoeo" weider 8interrpei5e
~perfaufte iid) ami 9ierstoe in ct
2ouiS 8u 92--95Gts. pro 9iibel, in
gbicogo 81 94-96A Cts, nrro in
Seem gorf 5it $1.0t biz $1.O2M per
,8ulbeI,. 9ie fommer5ieaen Gor'
ratbe unfaiien 60,806,000 9uibel
aegen Ga, 913, 900 8ltlbel Dor SabreS
frtit.
Oeais erfrelit ii9 elmer mabigen
@adJfruge bel boberen 8reiien. r@ra'
beS" miro 81, 60--66 gts. pro 8it-
Ibel (eelbes &orn) %perfanft; No. 2
DeiB brirgt bis 81 So gts.
Ser Safermarft 1T rubig, bel te'
item GreisItonb; Die gorratbe I'M
Narft iino gerirg. Greiie ftro 80
4t% @ts pro 9itFbeI fir belten net
BEN Safer. =.
9ortoffeln erfrelen iid elmer ma
siq qtten @o6fmge, BEL maBtgem
@nqebot. 6S--73 Cts. tptroe mad
Der @iite Ser &urtoffelt beaablt geeile
&artoFfeln iiro nrr in mdBigem gor
ROTH borban0en.
Ser @artt fir Sdareine mar fe1t;
Ser 8reis betrdgt fir %gefpobnlld9e
Sbiere 500 - $3.50, fir before
$3.50 $3.50 pro Gentner.
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Der geftanb an marftfaBisem

Lei SeluHD uH muTItTuDtHflH
Sdladtnieb bat fi6 in ilnierem San.
be felt Dem Sobre 1910 I'M rlttb a1t.
Sebn Millioren Stiid perminbert.
Sn berieIben 3eit bot one gepolte.
rllipg INN mebrere Millionen 5l1ge.
nontnlell. Ser Sleiidbeoanf lit alio
erbeblid GROCER g~etporben, ole Mog.
IIidJteit ibn ait 0efen aber erbebli6
geringer. 9apalls erflart es ii9
OaB Der 8ertb 0es 8iebbeltanoes
trot Der beoeuteluben 5ablenmdBigen
&emi,iberun1g bellte grDber lit dls
Dor bier Sabren. Die it1rfere gtad)-
irage bel pernlin0ertem Ingebot bot
cine Steigerung Der 8iebpreiie 8ur
6ol9e gebobt, urO Die bOberen 8ieb.
preiie boben Oas Sleii6 Dertbeuert.
IS bot laltge geooliert, Bis man 6ieies
6leii6 ni6t tpmnlen. 9oau beOarf
es elmer Der geiteigerten Ia1frage
entipredertben Steigeuung Der Elm.
leimiiden &robuftion BEL moglidIter
Serminoerung o6er ausl6altung bes
3mii6er5anoels. @tr braliben
mebr 8ieb mrf unieren Sorrnell lupN
mir brallden cine gerfiirsirng oes
8eges 5pii1en ben 8leiidprooif.
i~tionapldben un0 ben &onilmtetten.
2esteres fam erreidt merben burd
Ibie Grridtimg itGbtiIder 8iebb0te
lnto Sdladtbaltier; cine ginridtitmg,
ole iib in 9eltti6lattb uipb anoeren
turppGiid)en 2arlberh gang ausge-
I5etdnet befpGbrt bot.
einfohe &edetepempel begriffen ttro
ii6 bon DEM @ereoe elmer tiinitlt6en
SIetidpertbeueruipe fpei gentaft bat.
9(n Oieiem 3litaltbe miro oit6 Die
bermebrte Geiideinflibr, Die ieit ei-
niger 3eit 5u peraeifalen lit, nidts
ambern. @s fmrn nidt gertug SleiiG
eingeFiibrt peroert. Inn bas WtiBper.
bdltnib 5piiden ltnierer eigenen Bro'
01ftiot ltrto Ser geiteioerten Nadt
froge oiis5ugleider, oern ID piel
Sleiid 1T i'm altslanoe nirgellSapo
perfiigbar @obl lift es moglid, bob
ole perntebrte ginfltbr Die 8reiie an
ben ginfrbrplGten poriibergebeno be-
einfllrtd, aber bon Gamer miro ons
nidtt iein. ltniere pcrntebrte Gin
flibr miro our Solee bobeiL Dob
6ie Sreiie in ben Sdroerfr, Die mebr
nod oIs mir oif Sleiffeinfubr oirge-
nieict firo aulpb benen iett ote bier
eingefiibrten Mengen entgeben, itci'
aert. 0om miro Die &usftIbr iidJ in
aroBerem llmiamee mieber oteielt
9Grroern altpenben, urro Die So'ge
miro fir inns cine 8ertbeuerrlg aid
Ices efrwefiibrten Sleiidses iein. sldit
oiefe @eiie tper6en mir gu bttligeri
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-02-13
Stale birmls. eirtige Stlurben ipG.
ter iparu0e Der Maoer i'm nor NGhp

StaIle binails. Girise Stuatoem ipG.
ter amIroe Der @aget in Der MGbe
mieoer gefllnoen; ole 2aouns mar
b~eridmnuben. Dteie beitanb aus
atten init Sabaf, 3ig9arrer, Sdp,-
ben SdnapS uiub &leioern, ole ms.
9eia1nnrlt ON $4,000 tpertb tparen. Die
snt5e GadJbauidoft u,srbe abseilidJt.
aber cine Spur Der fred)en Spibbr-
hen fomrte nidt 9efimoen wepoen.
$enrp 81. 9tper. Der ei,siae
Sobn BON Senrp 5. 8ieper, Dem
HrafiOenten Der uniou Carvings @ulrf
Don ct. CHARLES. beiien 8ermosen
our $1,0O0,000 geid,1tt miro, muroe
am 8ormittae beS "a. SSanliar onrrd
et1le Surp bon Dem Yrobate-& idter
Senrp MfobIerrtaup in ct. CHARLES
oils iiir nt5nredmutgsfabie erflart
iripo Der eoiiirer ber lnion Sapiapgs
8Gnf, S. 5. Galtd, Elm 8ermaltoter
Der Suluilie Sleeper, gum 8ormrtitb er
,mitnt. Sleeper lit 40 Sabre aIt uno
lebt BON ieiner Sraii lino ieinen &in-
bern eetremlt. Ser Gltere 8ieper,
Der IA Sabre olt i'll, befinoet iid i'm
ct. Soiepb-$ oipital ,uub es lit perpig
$oiimuu1g atf feline 8ieOerberitelnna
porbGltOcn.
J Sn Seiierion Gitp itarb porbge
@odJe inn Sitter BON 70 Sabren Gic.
tor 3ltbeL, lpel1er et1pa 40 Sabre
oort oils @rabitein . 6abrifant tba.
tig NOR. gr mar in Solotbnrn,
Sdhpei5, gebore1t ulpb fam oils aino
Don 10 Sabren lod) A1erita. Sb.
1pobl er feline Sbulen beiudyt batte,
5Gblte 3lber bod 5u 6ctl prominence.
item 9iirgern Der Staatsbuilptitaot.
0rei Sabre Ialug 9eD0rte er Dem
Sd)airatb utab ioit ebenio lange Dem
Sto0trotD oil. Bier Sabre ipur er
County SdDasmeiiter unb 0aranf
mebrcrc Gcrniue Gtdfer bonn erlten
Diitrift. @r lpar lalpge Sabre Ytit-
gIie0 0eS &ird)enOoritanhes Der
u. Beter$-SirGe. ST geb0rte Der
@ran0 AmnD al utub mar aud etlier
Der 0irettoren Ger Ggdnrtge 8anf.
Die 8ittpe ltn0 bier &ilpoer itberte'
ben i'm.
Die itaatIide 9e9lpooi0un9S .
gebopoe petgertc ii0 leete @ode IN
Seiierion Gitp, 5re0erid Sepnroltr
.&orb" Darlington Der pegen Der
Gnmoroirng letlleS 8obltbdters, Nes
gicDbdnGlers Salres y. DtcGairG, 3u
elmer lebenSlangli6en 3ltdtbGlts.
itraie o~erurtbeilt mltrOe, 81 beginoi'
gen. Darlington, Der iieben Sabre
btnter 3udtballsmaltern iist, muroe
nrlpriinOli1 gum 2ohe perlrtbeilt.
@olrperneur 6olf 6uoerte aber oas
urtbeil IN lebenslanelide 3lldtboas-
ltraie ab. @r bottle idon mebrerertale
oeriudyt, ieine Sreibeit lpieoer5uerlan-
gen, ipar ober jeoeSmal erfolglos ge-
meien. Der Bieitbo /. Zorro rpar Elm
Sod6topler uipo ieete ieiner Der.
bpebenImtibobt nit beul @oroe iei-
mes beitett Srelnbes one &rone aiif.
9ie @egnooieiurg 6ieies Series p0re
eerooe5i cine Yrdmie altf Roro lnro
Berbredel.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-02-13
Sin @inter. Suften.

Gin 6ortn1diger, it0ren6er, nieber'
idJlagerpoer &uiten b6tpgt on. eridiit'
tert Sen &orper, ifap6tbt ole 2unger
rno fiibrt oft al ernItLiden Solgen.
Die er1te 9ofis bon Or. Sings neu'
er gntoedlutg getpGbrt Sinoerung
Senrp 9. Sanhers IN Gnbelp6ilb, 8t.
lpuroe rad 2lrngenent5iinblrrg nit
SdApinDnpdt bebrobt. Or i6reibt
,Or. &img's rlelte Gntoefung ioltt
m ieoer SomiIie gebolten meroen
lie lit aefpib ole bette aIler Nebi5i'
men bel @rfGltung, Suiten ober
2ungenIeioen." @i,t BEL airtoerblt'
iten. @eI6 5uriif, Dern nidJt befrie'
6iaerpo. 8peis Doc inpo 81. 9ae
g~lpotbefen. 8. G. @uflen & Co.,
@biIooeIpbia o6er ct. 2oiis. an5.
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@iFonri Menisfeiten

Mus u~lrbetdlrttfer urfdd}e er'
itob iid nabe 8anoaIia, Miporain
County, Der iumse GARNER @m,
Cor.
8eil er Dos Salls. MT weldeml
feline geidiebene Snu nnb oeren
Sobn mobnten am 1. Nopenrber III
8raab geiett batte, ,puroe in ct.
Soiepb Gbas. 6rogge gu 5 SGbnen
3udtbaltsbaft perltrtbeilt.
Sn ct. 2onis begineen lebte
ISOLDE in Der bortigen st. an'
tbonp'S Stride 51pei oellti6e Che
paare Ole eolbene Sod5eit. nantlid)
Soiepb &e6tien unb Snou urto Mar'
tim 9irtelmlaier unb Srmi.
Sn &altias @itp apitnbe Der Ir'
better Stepe @rod)ed Don Dem oisber
9ien6t beiinoliden Boli5iitelt Gbas.
81. Wluman erifolien, oils @rod,ed
ltruo bier &larlpmte Den in @tpilflei'
bern nit elmer 9onte lauferben Wtlt'
nuatl altgritfen.
Sn Columbia, gooue Gpurip
Iiel om Smnstog ber 81 Sdbre altt
SSSaili,s ". Gbom IN Solge eines
$er5idlages tobt 5il gooert. @r tina
i'm glitter BON rulpr Is Sabren in DIV
&ebeIlen . arnpee elm urb mudyte II
berielben ben gail5elt giirgerfriet
init.
Ser befannte ct. Souiier Bet.
tlliugs . Correspondent un6 einitigt
Sefretar Der ct. Coulter @cltou5.
ItelaureS . @eiellitnit, 8alter ..
StepenS, id)reibt cine @eldJid)te oes
Staates Miiioitri IN bier 9onoell.
9as iollte elm Invertebrates 8ert
nepOen.
Drei lpii6e @ber, ais 0eit g51i.
bern DeiaidIanOS batien jegt ani
Grants 8arm in ct. 2oltis Golrntp,
Dem @ute ION augliit ". 9uid, Br0
iioent Der Albtelier . Guid 9rdHer.
ei9eielld)aft. gu weldem 3tpede
oieier ole Cher i1nportirte itebt njdJt
feit, "a er ielbit ieiuer 6reilnbef &C.
genilber lidJ bieril6cr lIidt ali$lieb.
0ie atbeiten an Dem lteltell
&apitol in Sefferion GitD 8e1el
raid poroll, beun Der Oortige u&oIfS-
%freuno" berid)tet: Sic groben 9an1pi
ulpo Sebemoid)inen ipeuoen jett aat
6en &apitolplat ailigeiteat add iinr
idon ntebpere GurloOungelt Sta6l az
geGorpgt. Dos StaDlgerippe ioa bis
gum 1. april iertig iein. Ser &on-
troftor bofit, init aller StoblurbeIt an
/. Satli fly iltr0 fertig gu iein. Otan
meiB nod nidJt, aus meId)em Sbeile
bes Stoates ole Steine be5ogen lper.
Den iollen, aontraftor Sill mill
ole notbigen Stei1le aus ein uno
Steiubrud baberl.
3tpei SpiBblrben maridierten
lesbe @ode unbefiimmert uto llr9es
ieben IN Den Stall Der @oItjer Srls
teritate @ppreB 60. in ct. 2ouis, be.
itiegen einen nit 8aaren b~elaoenell
@ogen uno iltbren unoerfroren gum
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Sdredlidlc Sledcn bes Gesema.

Maide &uren 6urd Or. Sobior's
Gc5enla Sentiment. 6. g. Galotpeu
in Stem Orleans, Ga. i1reibt: ,,Wfeln
Ir5t rietb mir, Or. Sobior'S gc5elna
Salbe 3u periudJen. SD gebraudp-
te 6pei Sdyadtel bes Ointment ulpo
brei Cafes bon Or. Sobion's 0ernla
3erna Seife. Selde babe idy mir
gcluos eiren Sleden oit meinem &or'
per llnb if fonn iagen, Dob i'd ge.
beilt bin" SIS miro baSIelbe fiir
Sic tbun. Seine liltNernNe, beilelrs
Se, mntileptiid)e @irfurg wiro Sic
pon alien S6nor5fopfen, Sautoits-
IdIGgen, gc5ema . Sledell, HimpleS,
rotblid,en baBli6 allsie6erubct @e.
idhpiiren beireicn, nm Sbre S1i1t
rein uirb geiur6 81 geitultell. Der
iebt gitd) beute nit elmer Sdadtel.
8arontirt. @ae glpotbefen ooer per
&qit. SOC. 8feitfer G9emicol Co.
44ilooeIpbia lup6 ct. 2oltiS. -an5.
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Clint beoaiperlid)er llniali lit an

-gmn beOol@rlid)er llniali lit am
porletten Sreitag Ibenb Serrn ISM.
Sf1perfotter bon Gerber 5ugeltpBell.
gr pollte Die @ieI in Den Stall trel.
BEN, aIs zines Ser Ebiere alisid,litg
unb ib1t unterbalb 6es linfen Iltges
ms @eiidt traf. Ser Sd)lag rpar 10
beftig, BOB ser 8aderfnod)en 9ebro'
den puuoe, irrtb Die 8anse muroe
arg 5erfleii9t. Serr Sdydperfotter
euIitt bilrf ben Sdylag audi cine De
1irneridiittering, bod) laBt iein BE
finoen feline p0aise 8ieoerberlteIl'
una epbofien.- Miliouri Sbalbote,
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Nurriipu.

Sri. Glord u1r6 9Iupelia Senlper
befolt0en ii6 ult Dortger 06ittlpodj
in Gboupis, olli 9elipA bel 6rcltnr
zen.
SSobn gtoltc nlodte eireS Cages
Ger porigen 8od)e ei1len @eld)nrts-
hcilpdf ill GlbornoiS.
Oscar Stod febrte an pergdluge'
lten Samstoa bon ct. SolliS 5llriid
uno tpiro alti furSe Belt bier Bel Net'
1pelu 9laugeb0rigen Oerlpeilen.
g9nn. 8eters NOR einen Sag Der
ppriget 8od,e, GeihGitabolber, IN
Yots6am.
Or. Gidbcff, BON GbantuiS, betolpo
ii6 ailI LETTER 8reitng bier, in ar5t'
Iid)en Ierpi6tupgen.
Oscar 9ieterle madtte oltt porTgell
Otittpod einen @ei6Gftsbelitd) IN
Gbonlois.
@Op. S%1tnnnert NOR ain lestell
San&tng, gedbidftsbol6er, nj Ser
ntanll.
g. Sreeie mo ielte arbelter bo'
belt oos 9ud oes @oe9er @ebdltoes
~poIlenbet, lrno febrten porige Bod)e
mieoer mad Berger auriid.
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Gin 6rotlSoie bat Elm eleftplldles
@Iapier ~erflrnoen, bns 6ent Spleler
BEL ieOem taliiiden Con ben er oir'
idjldgt, einen Sdlog periest. @enlI
ser quite Wtnnll lett nod eitlen Zip
parut erfin6en tpollte, Der leoenl
idledten poIit d. e Mitltfan'
ten iiir ieOen faIidyen 8on elftel'
8 ub t / t t periette, fornte en- als
@obltbGter Der Menidbeit Iterben.
Sect bot @eneralantpalt Bar
fer eegen 7 2ieferanten BON uTrlnls"
fir bepegIide 8iIOertbeater antlage1
inter DEM stnti Sruit @elese erbc'
ben.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-03
PLAN NEW WHITE SLAVE LAWS.
Projected Measures Against TrAmc
Sent 10 Italian Governments,

ROME, April a2.--I'nder the auspices OF
the College OF Political and Colonial
Sciences n meeting was held this week to
discuss the question of white slave traffic
All tho practical suggestions made by the
different orators 10 combat white slave
traffic in Italy have been included in II
resolution. copies of which will be sent
to tine Ministers OF the Interior and of
Foreign Affa!rs, who viii be asked 10 in
corporate them in future legislative meas
urcs.
Count Carlo pertice d! Frasso. the hus-
band Of Georgina Wilde. the ste pdaug ntor
of Henry Siese of New York. presided
over tho meeting and notable speeches
were delivered by S!gnor rag and
Father Prezlosi.
Signor pagliano described In deta!l the
methods used to cntice Young girls In
Italy, where white slave trliilckers and
their agents are very numerous. He said
that the traffic Is 50 well organized that
II special conventual language il used In
the contracts made with the parents ot
girls. who never suspect that by signing
such papers they implicitly renouuc.
their authority over the children and
hence cannot invoke the protection Of the
law.
The trafilckers succeed in cvading the
law and recruit their victims in hospitals.
founding asylums and factories.
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K a
Isabella
n
The two brothers arrested and stated
VINO owe their election TO the Camrdas succeeded
az doubt her being imprisonment
ha keeping ad
a
The friends
their political enemies that Isabella has always
cordng to the latest Morano
abroad
respondent at The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-03
Special Correspondence 10 THE SuS.

LONDON, April 2<--Few are those who
have not heard of the mallgn Egyptian
mummy case which was brought TO the
British Museum some years ago, Circuin-
stantial stories are told of how II has dealt
death and disaster to attendants and others
who have looked at II. photographed It or
been In any why connected with It, With
regard TO This same fatal mummy case the
current number of the International Psvchic
Gazette says:
A story Is now being told in well informed
circles which Ia said TO have emanated from
one of the museum authorities. From this
IL would appear that several OF the museum
attendants. convinced that they were in
danger of their lives, presented nm ultima
tum that the CONN lid must he removed
from their vicinity or they would resign.
Their demand was considered by the cnra-
tors, and in view of the catalogue of Gala mi
ties that somehow seemed connected with
the mummy case their demand was con-
sidared reasonable.
a replica was accordingly made and
pa inted In exact fac simie. and this Was
exhibited to the public as the real thing. no
outsider being any the wiser or the worse
The coffin itself was deposited In an obscure
G, liar in the vaults of the museum. Then
all stories as to tho evil influence of the
Egyptian cofln ceased The attendants
exhibited the replica with calm minds and
stold inscruiability.
THE public who ga2od upon Il suffered
no i'll effects. BY and by. however. an
American Eryp,ooeist inspected the coifln
and ascertancd that it was certainly not
genuine. II Was Il faithful copy. but his
expert eye discovered ii to be fraud,
40 drop on the British Museum exhibit
ing u fake WAS an event of first class inn
pCrtancc, and an exposure that would have
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STOLEN STATUE IS RECOVERED.
N"r" WorI< Removed From TItuIar
'hurch Of Cardinal O'IOmncII,

ROME, April ga very rare marble
t'"lu", representing the Redecmer carry
HF !1rb on His shoulders, has been
"leh from san tlemento, the titular
'hurrh OF Cardinal O'Connell, Arch.
'shnp OF Boston, NJ whose expense the
"uu'tStpund church is now being drained.
TWO workman carried the statue away
"i1 TOOK II TO dealer. who refused 10
blF - for $50. The Workmcn realized
'.'t TIE STATUE was practically worthless
.d m order TO get rid Of it offered to
'I II Tor lower price but Just then
49, police arrested them and s"auestrsted
mo Tiiuc which viii shortly he returned
Z" San Clomonte
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YOU HAVE TOBARGAIN
AT PARIS HAM FAIR
But You Can Find Anything
You Want From Hair
to Autos.
GIRL BUYS MARAT'S BATH
At Least She Thinks It's
Marat's. and It Surely
Is Old.
GIRL BUYS MARAT'S BATH


PANS, April o3.--To the seasoned trav-
eller It isn't the highways that attract,
hut the byways. the quiet backwaters
with historical interest. ',c downtown
districts where curious industries are
carried on.
Many such will be discovered II you
should essay how 20 learn 10 "boffIn," II
IL easy when the Ham Fair IS on. The
annual event that turns all Par!slans into
temporary Boffins.
Imagine a long mile o: boulevard on
which tn" dust bins OF Paris have been
neatly and Systematically laid out. all the
way from the Place de Ia Republ!aue 90
the Bastile. Imagine display OF
broken. d,lapidated furniture--chairs and
cupboards and chests that have been sold
and bought and sold again and trundled
backward and forward in carts and
whcelbarrows from one domlcie TO an
other according 10 the caprice OF fortune
or Of a nomadic owner.
Imagine the false hair discarded by
scores OF coquettcs after hard service. tho
feathers worn beyond all power Of preen-
ing. the combs and hits OF lace. To these
add the wrecks Of an army or motor
cycles. the contents of thousands Of tool
boxes, fanked by remnants Of Savres ser
vices and Dresden ornaments, Hindu
de!t!es. Persian rugs. parts of aeroplanes
and you have some idea Of the Ham
Fair.
The American colony has mustered IN
its strength. A girl from Arizona - look
ing for presents with which TO star,le the
Western world. and finding them.
1--WE Just found Marats BATH she
tells ia. her face as!ow. "nont tel me
II is Impossible. ! say II IL the authentic
article IN which that man was killed
1.s,t no
IT, ard mean To take (. over with me-
lt'N tickle papa 10 death. | g1iess there
isn't any one In Arizona who'll contra
dict me when | show that as Marats
bath" She was dragging the big brass
slipper hath behind her,
You may go to scoff both a. the rags
and ragplckcrs. but YOU will probably
''bofr,n" yourself before many minutes
have gone by.
Jus. open out tina: rug merchant, win
YOU
This too has been under IRE apparently.
II "a literally r!ddled with small holes,
scattered tnpart,ally through It's length
and breadth.
.'Wha. VIII YOU" says the vender ph,lo-
sophcally, These things are bought hy
the rich. pas? and they 90 away from
home for weeks and months together,
shutting up the house SO IA 70 save On
pense IN wages, and naturally the moth do
VIM , 80, =. 49,. w
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co"'' m"' We" '"'" "o' ''u "'' ''e'''' -
/ IL hut
w H'- ~" you WIN i'r VI" 'ae
/ The IN, rchant came close to the speaker
! anu " MASTERED Il "ot" IN MS eur F"teeH
, francs 40
! ~ GU !" JOKING
An look N"l Z neris mendins'
/ Know Il we'll hut me luhltE ara tN' "e-
SNsn ave 'S7'''-'N"u u - I''""' u! ""'',''
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-03
RESENT HINT TO CLEANLINESS.
Corfu Villagers object to Naiscr's
art Of SOnp.

BERLIN. April 23,--Quite II number OF
the inhabitants of Corfu are either igno-
rant or Needless of the proverb. "tleanii-
ness il good life presciver." Wherefore
the bestowal OF Surprise" Faster eggs
made OF the best German soap by the
Kaiser has much incenscd the good viii
layers
They are n common gift In tho Father
land. but the recipients in Corfu resent
them as "A p,lpahle and uncallod for hint.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-03
Mummy Caused Titanics
Loss, Says Psychic Gazette
Famous death Dealing Coffin. Reported Sold
by British Museum Was Aboard
Vessel 1t Asserts

that no hitch would be caused by Custom
House examinations.
And so the comm was despatched to
America--on board the Titanic! It now
rests miles deep in the Atlantic. Tho quca-
ton being discussed IA whether the co.yln's
reputcd diabollc power hurled the leviathan
to its doom"
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-08
EXPECT many TO
Make THE TRIP
Leave Grand Forks at z a. m.
and Return at 1910
Same Day
CITY A N IS TO
BE K ALONG
Will Give Programs Enroute
Motion Pictures of
City to Be Shown

Committees are at work this after
noon signing up local business men
and residents for the first Commercial
club automobile tour which is to be
made Friday. The tourists are to
leave Grand Forks Friday morning at
z O'Clock Inc 20 to Lakota for dinner.
From Lakota they go to Aneta, thence
back home, arriving here at 1O:40
Friday night.
The Grand Forks Military band is
to be taken along, and a short con-
cert is to be given at each stop. The
films Of Grand Forks and the pa
given by the Sock and Buskin society
the latter part of May. are to be
shown at several of the stopping
places.
The trip is not a long one. being
practically the same distance as the
first Mayville junket of last year. A
slow running schedule has been for
mulated, so that there will be no diff
f1culty in driving the cars.
The cities along the route are max
ing elaborate preparations for enter
providing for a party Of over $50.
Many local business men are anxi-
Gus to make the trip for the purpose
Of inspecting the country in this sec
ton of the state. Conditions never
were better, reports say, and those in
charge of the tour are DESTROYS that
local residents shall take advantage
of the opportunity to visit the farm
ers and business men e%nroute.
Special Commercial club and city
pennants and automobile busters are
being provided for the tour.
Following is the schedule for the
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-08
Wool Dress

One lot of Ladies' Light Wool
Dresses. Just the thing for evening
wear. All sizes and shades. Regular
$3.50 values. Sale price ....... $6.98