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Evening journal., 1914-05-14
WIssIoN SOCTETY MEETING.

In Grace NJ. e. Church tomorrow
afternoon the Woman's Home Mis-
sionary Society viii hold its monthly
meeting. Mrs. Levin F. Nelson will
sing. others who will take part VIII
be Grace Cleaners, Queen Esthers and
the Little Mothers Jewels. The pro
gram has been arranged by Mrs. VIII
liam Fl. Norris, Mrs. r. G. Ackart. and
Mrs. William 70. Day assisting. Mrs.
r. J.. Tomknson will have charge OF
the devotions.
Evening journal., 1914-05-14
rEAcHERs IN sEssION.

Teachers of the public schools OF
the city will meet i'm the auditorium
of the wilmington High School at 2.SO
O'Clock this afternoon to fin the va
cancy in the retirement board whlch
was caused by the expiration Of the
term of Miss Ellen Samworth.
DR.. j. A. Ellegood will be present
and will speak on the eye and its con-
servation, including the anatomy and
physiology of the eye, how to use and
care for it, the use Of glass, illumina-
tinn and schOolWork.
Evening journal., 1914-05-14
UNDERTAKES
James I. Chandler " n. Sia5b eIa st st.
Undertaken i8osPLas94 IsisPgH9s'
DEATHS.
Mary E. Joseph.
Edgar c. Conner.
Thomas Holloway.
Robert N. Pippin.
~ nan naHnfas.s NWnarn

Rose Evelyn Moore
MoOkE--ln this city, on May n, 1914,
Rose Evelyn, wife of Enoch Moore, Jr.,
in her 3sth year
Funeral services win De held at her late
residence, 40. 100 Madison street. on Fri
day afternoon May rs. 40 3 o'clock. Inter
ment Wilmington and Brandywinc Cemetery
llPPIN-ln Philadelphia, Pa. ON Monday
May n, lalt. Robert n. pippin. OF Clay
ton. Delaware aged j5 years.
Relatives, friends, Diamond Lodge No.
jl2, B. of J.. E- Wilmington Lodge A. @.
u. W.. and Knights of the Golden Eagle. of
Clayton, Delaware, are invited 90 attend the
funeral services from So. paul's H. e.
Church, az Clayton, Delaware on Friday
morning, May Is. at $50 o'clock. Inter
ment 40 Easton. Nd
hOLLOWAl-ln this city, on MAY u
1914, Thomas Holloway. aged SO years
Relatives and friends are invited fo at-
tend the funeral services at his late resi-
dcncc, 40. 323 Eighth avenue. on saturday
. afternoon. May l6. 1914. 90 O'Clock Ser
vices at the house. lutermont at Greenhil
Cemetery.
I CONNER In this city. on Nav II
1914, Edgar G.. Conner. aged 3G wears.
Relatives and friends are invited to-
attend the funeral services. at the resi-
oence of his brother, Lew ". Conner.
no. SD kirkwood street. ON Friday ale
tcrmoon, May i5, at O'Clock. Inter
nent at SiNorbrook cemetery.
JOSEPH-ln this city, ON May l2.
1914. Mary b., wue Of Ulysses
Joseph.
Relatives and friends of the family
are invited TO attend tile funeral ser-
vices, at her late residence. NO. 62G
Z Grant avenue. on Thursday evening.
I Nav Z. at s o'clock Intcrment Lcwes,
! Dcl. on arrival of train leaving VIII
mmgton $40 Friday morning without
J further notice.
Evening journal., 1914-05-14
no STrnY MISSIONS.

mission Study Classes" will be n
subject of an address by Mrs. Wibe
in Westminster Chapel on next MOI
day evening. The meeting will be
union meeting of all women's orgar
izations connected with the Presbl
terian Churches Of this city.
Evening journal., 1914-05-14
sALyATION ARMY WORK.

staff Captain Lucille O'Brien Of the
Volunteers OF America has gone TO
Atlantic City where she viii attend
the annual council of the Volunteers
of America. She has charge of the
work in this city
Evening journal., 1914-05-14
MARRIAGE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

Mr.. and Mrs j. II. Seasholtz OF Ar
more, Pa. announce the marriage
their daughter, Ellen Ann. to Frai
Webb Hynson of Ardmore, formerly
Smyrna. Del.
Evening journal., 1914-05-14
cnNrINrE CIeAR RUsINEss.

Announcement has been made that
Frank Hartley and George Black
will manage the cigar store for Mrs
John f. Jones, at Sixth and Market
streets.
Evening journal., 1914-05-14
VILLA TO MOVE ON MEXICO.
RY \. O.. pARI<F

United Press staff Correspondent
JUAREZ. Mex, May 14-"AIy con-
gratulations to General Gonzales. We
meet soon in Mexico City,
General Francisco villa, gatherne
his troops for an assault on SaltillO.
Evening journal., 1914-05-14

MIR. GARRETT OUT OF HOSPITAL.
Following an aperation for an af-
Fiction of the eyes, Mark l.. Garrett,
stamp clerk at the postoffice, has re-
turned from the Wills Eye Hospital,
Philadelphia. The operation is
thought to be successful.
Evening journal., 1914-05-14

BOYS ROUGH, INDIAN AND COWBOY Or
SUITS. REGULAR S1OO FRIDAY PRICE. ..... CJC
Evening journal., 1914-05-14

BOYS INDIAN PLAY SUITS. REGULAR Ok
SOC; FRIDAY PRICE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. DsJN
Evening journal., 1914-05-14

IN HIEMORIA1I.
Tn sad but loving remembrance of our
dear mother Mary T.. Beckley, who entered
into rest May IA, 1871.
Her Daughters
Evening journal., 1914-05-14

BOYS STRAW HATS ALL SHAPES REGU- or
LAR S1.25 AND $1.5O FRIDAY PRICE. ......... OeBC
Evening journal., 1914-05-14

BOYS BASEBALL PLAY SUITS, CONSISTING OF
SHIRTS, PANTS BELT AND CAP REGULAR OK
S1O0. FRIDAY PRICE Observation-Disclosures. OJN
Evening journal., 1914-05-14

BOYS BLUE D. B. SERGE SUITS REGU- CD OK
LAR $780, $500 and $3.50. FRIDAY PRICE. eDOoCO
Evening journal., 1914-05-14

BOYS BLUE SERGE SPRING REFERS. -OSD OK
REGULAR S4OO. FRIDAY PRICE. .......... DZoCO
Evening journal., 1914-05-14

BOYS NORFOLK COMBINATION SUITS WITH TWO
$780, FRIDAY PRICE Observation-Disclosures. ep-rs-tV
Evening journal., 1914-05-14

1ora KeVeW patternsthe simplest in operation
nomea IN naera and the very The onv patterns
with which are furnished cutting and guides
Evening journal., 1914-05-14
Special Announcement

Mrs. NJ. c. Herman, representing the
Pictorial Review Co. of New York. will be
at our Pattern Department Friday and
Saturday, May Is and 16. We will be
glad TO have you visit this department and
learn from Mrs Herman how to use Pic
Evening journal., 1914-05-14

FOR BOYS-FIELDERS BASEBALL GLOVES. R0o
REGULAR SLIGO. FRIDAY PRICE .............. CON
Evening journal., 1914-05-14

N. sNELLENBURG & co.
Evening journal., 1914-05-14

FOR BOYS COMPLETE BASEBALL UNIFORM
CONSISTING OF SHIRT, PANTS CAP AND pO GDE
BILL. REGULAR SL0O. FRIDAY PRICE. eDA ..zsb
Evening journal., 1914-05-14

BOYS BALL BEARING ROLLER SKATES. CT Or
REG. 81. WINSLON BRAND. FRIDAY PRICE tDlsS9e9
Evening journal., 1914-05-14

FOR BOYs-sPADING's BASEBALL BATS sDB
REGULAR Soc FRIDAY PRICE .............. ADN
Evening journal., 1914-05-14

MEMS TAN AND BLACK OXFORDS. 90
REGULAR $500 and sl.OO. FRIDAY PRICE t1E
Evening journal., 1914-05-14

MEMS KHAKI PANTS. EXTRA QUALITY. ar
ALL SIZES. REGULAR S15O. FRIDAY PRICE. Js3C
Evening journal., 1914-05-14

BOYS GUN METAL CALF BLUCHER. p5 or
REGULAR $3.50. FRIDAY PRICE. .......... 81 4 sCeJ
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-02
CITY PAYS
HELP" IN
REAL coin

Armed with loaded revo1versl
Commissioner Atkins, Treasurer
White. and Police Capt. Cornish
will start out In an automoblle
Monday morning to pay off the
city's help under the new salary
system.
The police automobile was
loaded down with cash and each
official had a loaded revolver ly-
ing on the seat beside him.
Heretofore. the city has paid
salaries at the city clerks offies,
and employees have left their
work on payday TO get their
wages. Under the new system
the officials take the cash around
TO fire houses, police stations,
and other city Institutions and
pay off the employees with cash.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-02

the water department notified the
city council today that 500 feet of
bulkhead in a dam that diverts
the river from its former course.
had been undermined recently.
He declared that unless the dam
was rebuilt OF repaired within a
few weeks, the high water would
probably sweep IL away, take to
the old channel. and wash out
hundreds of feet of pipe line
The city and county eommls-
sioners will visit the dam Tues
preventing the pipe line damage.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-02
HEADACHE STOPS.
NEURALGIA GONE
DIR. James, Headache Powders
give instant relief-Cost
dime q package.

Nerve-racking, splitting or dull,
throbbing headaches yield in just
a few moments to DR.. James
Headache Powders which cost
only 10 cents a package at any
drug store. It's the quickest, sur
est headache relief in the whole
world. Don't suffer- Relieve
the agony and distress nowi You
can. Millions of men and women
have found that headache or neu-
ralgia misery is needless. Get
what you ask for.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-02
|HANSONSTInS
'SPOkANEFOEk

SPOKANE, Oct. Ole Han
son held one Of the best meetings
ever held In Wenatchee last night.
The Commercial club was packed
and Hanson was enthusiastically
received. He arrived In Spokane
this morning. He was met at the
train by q fife and drum corps
and an immense crowd gatszsed
TO cheer the progressive nominee.
Hanson spoke at theater at
the noon nour. sticking to his
state development campaign. To-
night will see one of the great
est rallies ever held In Spokane
Hanson will speak in Spokane's
great stadium. It will be a great
big bonfire rally. and IL is gem
orally estimated that from 5000
to 5000 people VIII attend The
Spokesman-Revtew said today;
Hanson looks as fresh as the
first day of the campaign"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-02

s. n. Jackson of the Bank OF
California viii be. the only Ta-
coma representative AZ the an
nual convention of the American
Bankers association. to be held
IN Richmond. Va, Oct. 1917. He
leaves Tuesday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-02

LONDON, Oct. 2.--The war in
formation bureau made it known
today that Indian troops were
landed In France last Friday.
The point of landing was not re-
vealed. but it is presumed that
the troops disembarked at Mar
settles.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-02

Drs. Ivan and Carsley Balaban-
off have returned from abroad
and are at their office In the
Fidelity bldg. Adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-02
FRIENDS RESCUE
ALLEGED fence

Friends OF G. p. Tackle, 4423
North 10th street. who was ar
rested Wednesday on a charge OF
having been the fence" for John
Ofstad and Marcus Peterson. al
legged boy burglars, came to the
prisoners rescue today, retaining
an attorney to defend him. and
supplied $500 bail for his release.
Tackle is a lumberman and has
considerable property in Tacoma.
The boys are said to have hidden
loot in his woodshed.
Friends of Tackle declared that
the charge against him was pre-
posterous.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-02
LAST DAWSON
BOATS OCT. 10.

Q DAWSON, Y. T., Oct. a.
9 The last steamers from
. Dawson for the outside will
. sail about October 10. The
9 weather here remains mild
e and fine. some of the
3 dredges will continue to OPP
9 crate several weeks after the
= last boat sails.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-02

INC Chdi Sc d6dlhst MIN was pr
-
~>~~~-~~>>~->-e--~---
IAN apple a day
keeps the doctor
away" You can't
afford to be without
a box in the home.
They are extraor-
dinarily cheap this
year-for example:
II
Extra Fancy Yakima JonaE
thans sold last year at 50
a box-tomorrow we sell
the same quality, 1.-THE
finest" at Sf.19 per box.
See the stock-they are
perfect.
Fine Home Grown Cookers
as low as soc.
Extra Fancy Tokay Grapes,
29e basket.
10 lbs. finest Sweet Pota-
toes, 25c.
Seedless Grape Fruit, again
Doc doz. Quality can't be
beat.
soc Box Fancy Valentia
Oranges, 2s3c doz.
Bakery Specials
40e Devils Food, 20c.
5Oc Mocha Layers, soc.
25e Kranz Kerchen, 19c.
3 doz. Cookies, 25c.
Finest Handmade Choco-
lates, 85c Id.
Peanut Brittle, Toe X Id.
Delicatessen-
Picked Lamb Tongue,
26e ID.
Boiled Ham, 4Oc Id.
Franks Milwaukee Sau-
sage, 2Sc ID.
Jones' Dairy Farm Sau-
sage, 35c lb.
Money Savers
1914 Crop Peas the ia
nous Colorado pack, at
special prices
121zc grade, lie can,
e1.25 doz.
15c grade, 121zc can,
a1.45 doz.
zoe grade. 15c can,
e1.75 doz.
A chance to buy your
winter supply at a very
low price.
Tryphose. the best Jelly
Powder, 2 loo pkgs. 15e. I
Stolwork's Cooking Choco-
late. y H., reg. z5c,
special Use.
Is lbs. Best Granulated
Sugar. 500. with 800
other goods
Diamond NJ Flour, the fin
est OF them all. Sf-5o bag.
$500 bbl.
swansdown Cake Flour. reg
ular 35e, special use.
25c pkg. seafoam Washing
Powder. zoe pkg. for
e5c.
Kippered Herring. sc per
can.
Comb Honey. new stock
Just in. extra fine quality
f5e comb
Bv rare good fortune We
picked up another lot of
good Butter, which we can
sell al soc per ID.
A fine Butter. good enough
for the most particular, 3
lbs. for 500.
Guaranteed Local Eggs, 25c
doz.
fine Cheese. zoe H.
Buy your next Coffee from
M and become n regular
customer-the values VII
do II Fresh from the
roaster, z5e ID. and mp
Use grade Ridgways Tea,
Sc 10.
3 ms. Fine Japen fer <f-ee.
MacLean Bros.
frnro~uorafe43
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-02

81 like to trade here" said customer,
one day this week. 81 thought I'd try an
other store this time for a suit-but when
went into --'s mentioning a
we'll known store) the clerks kept showing
me higher priced suits than ! felt l could
afford. Finally they showed me a suit at
$16.50-and l liked IL, too-but they
seemed to think I was too cheap" for
them, so l came down here. This suit
you've Just sold me is the same pattern
I'm almost certain it's the same identical
goods-but you're only asking $15 instead
of $3.50, and your suit has two pairs of
trousers instead of one"
Quite a sermon, isn't it?
But proof of this is easy to find. We're
not afraid to hurt the sale of our higher
priced suit by showing good patterns in
the fifteen dollar grade. The same thing
applies to our new Balmacaan overcoats.
y, %s 's sa.s q: 4. your DO. 1888 or or S3.95
II he's anywhere between the ages of 5 and
II years we can please him and you too
Why pay . third to half more?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-07

bait5 an 9cSueur Center iperben $751;
1873 toitcn. - Sic Tfnrridule Der ct.
Stepbau's >@emeiuoe pon minneapolis
fpltet $4,000.
petersburg, Sa.-Hep. @. SaIfsn
bat am 3. Suli cine @%uropnreiie an
gctreteu, mcldc 5lpei Nonate bauern
piro. Ser bctrcffcnbc bod)p. 6err
Itommt ans 0amopcr. Gdter Sanen
miro inter Nnocrcm alI1 SourDcs
bellld)en.
Subuaue, Sa.--Rcp. &m. Shulte
(pon Nelu &icnnn), lpeldcr 'eine
mliitaliidlcn Stupien in europa be-
cubigt bat, iii gum Yiouolebrer i'm
Dubuque College crlnnnt morhcn.
Scriclbe lit elm @rnblticrtcr pcS 9u9
bllalIe College unb Der llniperiitdt
Sreibur9. no CT Dor einem Sabre 5lIm
Yriciter gcipcibt luurbc. = @inen Sro@
fciior Der G6einie lnb 9otanif erbdlt
bns 9u6uque College in Der &erion
Oes 0ru. ISM. Z. 6cittamp, Gin @ras
Ollicrter bc5 Subuolc College unS Der
llnipcriitdt D @isconiin. Ter
ncuc Yroieiior fir Commercial Snip"
iii &r. Charles Sornis, Elm @rnouicr@
ter bon Notrc Game. cine. bctanute
profciiioncle SootbalI @rDBc.
ct. 9pnis, Mo.-Sodlp tier Gr5@
biihpf s. 5. @lcnnon lit sum Ghrenz
burger bon Sro9bebn, Srlanb, ernannt
lpprbeu.
Garine, @is.-Nm a. Iu9uIt miro
sic cbrlp. Muttcr GGcilin, Sllpcripriu
Der ct. aatburin5 : Ntnbcmie uno
Sdpcitcr bc5 &rn. Siitof Sor BON
@rccn Ban, ibr g~oloenes Crbenaiubi@
ldlm fcicrn.
Maple Yarf, Sa.--Nm %. SUM
lpuroc Die Ct. Mnricnsairdc cin9ss
lpeibt, am 81. SIlni Die ct. Ycter'sz
Stride 81 Snpia Sunction, unb 81
.Gberrn &olcu murbc Der @runblteiu
Der ct. Hitu'ss airhe gelc9t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-07
Neutrality-suspicious.
pcreinietc Staten,

Chicago, Sa.-Nn Dem iitn9lt 81
louisville, &D., ltattgcfunocnen Gun
oerfeit beS Observation-Disclosures Sans
9~crbunoes nabmcu anger 6rn. Senrr
9etn1cr Die 6crrcn Sic. @artballlcr
bon Si9h 9tioge uno Sobu Bites, SlrI@
gent oe5 2urcmbur9cr Wllittpcreins
tbcil. Sic 1000 SGnger iangcn ats
ac5eihnct, troB Der 115 @rao SiBc.
@%cionocrcu @inbruf ulf boe an
pcicnoe &u6lifum mad]tc bas Stn9cr
pon .Siric" llno n9Rp OLD &cntltdr
&umc", uub Scr &cifnl, melfcr bic
jelbeu bcrporricfcu mar etlpd@ ollBcr@
procntlidc5. HUNTSVILLE bate paa
SSeitz 6umitc nit $4,000 umtcritilBt.
= 6crr 25o6n 9titbolas @ocOcrt, @atte
Der p]eritprbcucu @liiubctb, gcb.
Shmitt, iii i'm Sitter bon 30 Sabrcn
am 27. Sunni pl0Blid) gcitprben. Sic
gcerDiguug iauo nm 80. Suni ppm
SrauerbolIc, 1921 u. NiblauO Ipe.,
nad) Der ct. @reaorius> STRIDE, bon
BORT auf Dem Ct. 8ouifntilss Srieobof
itatt. Sic trnucrubcu 6intcrblicbez
ncn iin0: oSobn g, Barbara, Warp
u1b rSobu s., ainbcr. gr rubc in
TSrieoen! Scrr @eor9e SirfboTf,
ST., lit auf ieincm SanoiiB, &uufa5oo
in Der gtdbc 0 Sollano, @ih, ge>
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fanntlid alld) bnIdnhiIhcr GonIul
mar, lrno nl5 iolder cbcnfnlS ais Ser
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tam n6cr bcrcits 1869 nad Chicago
1mD lit icitbcr uulmttrbrodcn bier un>
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neral @ommiliQr Der Hieoerlun0e.
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bpber Srbcn aus. - Nm 1. Suli reid
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Scrrcn Hpbcrt 5. WOlitor unb Srant
3in1mcr. 8rnut uub Srdutigum iino
betoc III 9btcdgo occurring. %lel Olud
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tag nit Dem Sampler r%utcrlnub"
cine mcbrmonatlidc GlIropareiie
lItltcrnpnmen.
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purbeu IN Der Ct. Soiepb's Stride
Sri. @liIabctb SreIen nit 6rn. Soiepb
Nltmann gum Sebensbunbe pereint.
3r. SoIep6 Iltmann lit Der Sobu bes
]beritorbencn 6ru. Bernard Iltmann
lInb Der peritorbenen Wagboleua Iltz
mann, ge6. Sleeper aus Cid, Current
burg. Nuf Der Surm bes Srn.
9rcIeu, bier Wcilcn 0itlid, fnrb Die
9emiitblihe &od5eitaieicr itatt. Sr.
9rcIen miro iih bier in Der Stnbt
hGllslid niebcrloien. Slid gum
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-07
Sirdli1e HahridDten.
Cspc5ica iar Oisie .3sttnus bearb.itst.)

IS 1tar6eu pcrfloIcuc 8od1e: bod
ipiiroigcr Nuguitinerz Safer Gbas. s.
MtcSabDen bon Itlautic Sin, y. s.,
I'M NLltcr bon 81 Snbren; Die Sberiu
bcs SoadJim' 8 &loiter in Srnntforb,
Sa., Mtutter Waria @on5nga I'M Nlter
bon "A Sabreu. Sic gcbortc "a Sabre
Dem Srbcn Der Sd)peltern Dc5 llubez
flcdteu Scr6eus an unb lit II Sabre
Sberin gene ell. X. |. L.
@tlantie Gitu, u. S.-%on ser bier
itattgefunOcncu Gagung Der .Gntbolic
educational Inociation Of Imcrica"
lit inter In0crem 81 bertdtcn, bnB
100000 Sdultinbcr Die tntboliiden
&farrIdulcu bcIlthcn, Oercn cs in Ben
Ser. Stunten LOO gibt. Sic Soften
fir Den llntcrridt hcs cin3elncn Shulz
finbcs pariicrt bon $12 biz ST. Tin
Den Difcntlidcn Sfulen bingegcn bon
$24 bis $40. Die &cbrcrinncu in
Den fat6pliidcu Sdulcu crbnltcu mn
bon 81 bis $25 Wtpnnt5lubu. I'm
Den Ser. Stunteu aibt e. icrncr 800
futboliIdc Colleges ulb NfnoCmicrl
llnb II llnipcriitGtcu. - Spmmcrs
i6ulcu gibt c. an Der aatbulii1Cn
1lniperiitdt 81 @aibington, 3. g., an
Der Sc 9nul llnipcriitdt in Chicago,
on Der Narquctte llniperiitGt 5u Wil<
malfcc, an Der CREIGHTON llniucrlitdt
3u Snlabu INN am 9ubuaue College
an DUBUQUE, Soma. Pin unicrcr
fat6olildcn llniperiit1ten gibt c5 led;
mebi5iniIchc Ibtbciluugcn unO cine
bapon, icnc Der Ct. Youiicr Timber
fiat erbiclt crit jilugit ciu &crmGhtz
niB BON $4,000, 600. - SuS 6aupt4
quarter Der nGatbolic @oucationa.
NIiociation" 6cfiuoct lid gu Column:
bus, g., inter Scttung bcS bohiu
SSranci5 Gumnrb. - Illf bic1ei
Sagrng bcrtrcten ipnrcn, nltBcr Der
&fnrrIhulen. 10 Scminarien, 81
Colleges fir Siiuglinge, feds 9oQcAc;
fir Samen, "a Nfnocmicn fir WtGb:
den nit elmer Sptals MtitglictcridJnf
bon Lap llntcrriht@nnitulteu. Sicier
purocn I'M %uerfloIcneu Sabre $50 3u'
ecfiigt. Is lit porgei6lugen lpurocn
bicic Organization in cine NnSab
Scttioncn eiuSutbcilcn. nm 10 Oftcri
3uiammentiinftc inter Den Iltipi5icr
Der Niiociatiou 5u crmD9lihen. -
9a5 Dubuque College mar auf Sel
Sagung 0urh bic bodlp. 9crren Sobr
@. GraucB unO Siiborc Scmper per'
trctcn.
ct. Ianl, Winn.-Nm "a. SUM
murbc hcr @runoitein Der ct
&arieus Yfnrrihulc in Sleepp @pC
eele9t. - Siarribule uno S6rueiterns
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aber crit I'M Sabre 1915 cine Ser
itdrtllug ieiner Slotte 81 erluartcn bat
(iebt abcr BON Snfel Gam 3nei
&riegSidiiie fir 100000 err
halten bait, brdngte Die DifcntlidJe
Icinun9 @ricdenlanb's a.i cine TO-
fortigc @ntihcibuug bcs 9onfliftes.
che ole tilrtiihe 8lotte Das llebers
9enid)t erlan9t bat.
aaiier Sran3 Spief lit bon
iciner gefdbrliden erfrontung boil
itdnbig pieoer bcrgeitelt unp begibi
iid bieier Gage gum SommerauIents
balte nadJ Sihl.
gr5bcr3o9 : Sbroniolger Sran5
Serbinanb bat in apnO=
. h I, ieiner nit mdrdeubafter
aunitidldBen uu9efillltem Hultldloiie
neuerlih Den beut t en Safe
cmpfongen, Der Die 9roBartigcr
MoIcntulturen bes @r3ber5ogs in ibre,
Sliltbe beiid,ti9te. Bic @egcliuorI
bes @roBs @omirols Scutihlnnb's
.Sirpib. cntipridt Dem rescr
Sutereiie bes ~Gr5ber5o9s fir Der
Nrs6al Der Slotteu beioer Gerbiinoe:
ten, Die burd) Die chen belpiligter
bier nellen t. unb t. @roBtampiihiif(
cine bebeutenbe Seritdrtun9 eriabrcr
iperben.
Sic Segegnuug bes G5ar Eifo:
nit &Dni9 Carol boz
n II m in en- III SOM II on3a II
81 elmer getrGiti9ung bes Sutareitel
Sricbeus geipprben; an cine Icnoe:
rung be5 @erbGltniiicS Humdnien'.
gum Sreibunbe lit bcsbal6 po~rocrball
nid)t 81 glailbcn, mem audi Hum1
MEN oils neue Saltanpprmdht 9clpiN,
8e3iebunaeu 5u ct. Yetersbur9 pIlcgt
Tor. 81
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3erihieoenes.

X Sincoln Sead)cnL Der menIdli6e
&o9cl, miro am Wittuod, giadmittag
in ghltpoon Eorf feline balsbrederiz
ifcn Slugtunllriide Dem YubIitum
uorfilbren.
. Dubuque be9ing bcler eincn ios
9%cnanntcn zane Spurtb". Sas
offcntlid,e Seucriucrf auf Dem Batter
Der StrDmc" Nbcubs $50 llbr inter
Iuipi5ieu Der DUBUQUE S~nbuinial
Corporation mar pirtlid IAon.
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Nelu Yorf SSarutem.

Sd babe cine an5ubI ichoner Sarmcn i'm
5taaie 9ieu Yprf, bon so Mder auhpdris. 5r
oerian'en. 9benes 9anb, better Spoen. if1nc
Sbttgdrien unh ole mooerniten Gcpdulihiciten,
tionerl, fatbolifden airHeu linb S6ulcn. @reis
$50 bis 500 per Ider. Ycibte Beoinennuen.
Die 8er1hteoeH1riiefeit uuo bas Gudntum
Der Hrpoufte, Die aui benz Canoe oes Sin1tcs
Nep yorf aeSoeen peroen, 1T srober ais in
ireenb einem nnoeren Sbeile bes 2anocs. 8es
rtngc &nffcrnnng lno cute Ynnoitraben nuf
9'erfurptpunften 81 ben grpBcn Sidotert oes
Staates permebren Den @eloipertb Der Irobufie
oerbdltniBn1dtig. 5rcffet &pricbruneen, nm
cine Sntpeitionsreiic nit mir 5u MAIDEN. Cite
bon Snrrnen lino peitere 9~lusiunft bereitpiis
li9it 5nectunot.
GUS. H. HESSELMANN,
Dyersville, Iowa.
Ssim emreiben cripdbne man seh. biejes 9iatt.