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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-08-12
Lots More Hot Weather Coming
LADIES' TAILORED
SUITS

Prices $500 to $4,000; one whole
rack full, in Navy, Tango, Green,
Black, Gray, Medium Blue. Your
choice of this lot for S9.9S. just
think what mark down. Large cit
les do not have to make so large a
sacrifice.
All Children's Wash Dresses at
their price less one-third. Buy for
school.
One rack best grade Wool Skirts
at less than cost OF cloth; $1,000
Wolfe Skirts at S3.9s.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-08-12
Dress Goods

Now is good time to buy Wool
Dress Goods before their is any adj
vance in price. Imported Wool Goods
will be scarce and prices whole
lot higher.
Revision OF the tariff last season
gave MS chance to cut our prices
on all kinds, Coo Serges to soc;
Sl.25 Serges to 500. In very
short time, possibly before Sept /,
we may have to go back to old prices
if we get the goods at all, We won't
do this because we want to; it will
be by being obliged to.
All colors to-day in our all Wool
Imported Fine Serge at soc; all col
ors in our Use; Serge this when it
changes will go to Sl.00),
36-inch Storm Serge all Wool to-
day at soc; all colors.
We won't advance prices until we
are obliged to. That day may come
any day.
New lot of Wool Crepes in all col
ors, q Very pretty cloth that drapes
fine; now at T5c.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-08-12
Sweaters

Outing parties, camping and tennis
parties need good, serviceable, up
to-date Sweater. This garment is
SO popular and so serviceable that
ladies can see economy in buying
good grade Sweater.
Hoagknit Sweaters put it all over
any other make t&at we have ever
seen. They are better made, better
ftting, better priced.
Hoagknit Sweaters for children
9Sc to $3.50; ladies' sos to
$3.50; our special sells at S5.9s;
boys 1918 to S4.75; gents the
same as ladies only larger sizes at
same price.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-08-12
Parcel Post

Everything that we keep can go
to you free by Parcel Post. We are
sending lots of Garments that way.
A great convenience to the trade.
ANY Of the following kinds sent free
by Parcel Post.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-08-12
A. P. ABBOTT co.
Free Parcel Post!

doubled
should a
a
in in
We solicit
youpacelp post ordes
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-08-12
Meeting Of tn, Board Of Civil Authority
for the Abatement Of Taxes

There win BE- a meeting Of the board
% civil authority for the abatement Of
taxes held in the city onurt room on
Friday evening, Aug Is. 1914. st :
O'Clock. Per order Of the mayor. James
Mackav. c5ty clerk.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-08-12
Band cOnosrt PROGRAM for ro.night.
Notice

TIE use Of intoxicating liquors IN the
pubiic parks is strictly prohibited. Per
order Park Commissioners.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-28
DEPRESSED.
Financial Centre Again Affected By war
News Foreign Exchange Al
vanctng One Point

NEW YORK Aug. .7-Foretrn ad-
vices exercised a DEPRESSING influence
81 further success ~ the German arnS
found reflection IN another advance tr
81 a. zoe, an i In Sna9 p, 4eips quot, ;
over yestsrdsy FeW LONG bin. werr
guered. but loc1l banks were In close
respondents. endeavorinE 20 Increase the
supply and eject "a resultant decline In
credits by Austria. Itaiy and SWitzsr-
land we're again under way to-day bat
70 hesl~as Ta- mad" 30 far a. could
quarters. 10 b. believed that a syndicate
~ bankers g. In process Of organization
ships nov wing in this and Other Am
erl."n ports. The success OF this pro
Jet dspends u L. said. largely on the
outgoms of representations now beinE
sHehanged between this city and Lon
Taxing som. OF the days reports At
Mar o. stimulating Various branches 81
domestic trade Apart from the de-
s,.@na IRON south America dispatches
points suggest growing inquiry FOR
n'in1iactured products inciuoinE steel
cut lumber. More railroads are ifting
ne embargo on foodstuns recently de
oi"red az Louisiana and Texas ports
Sensational Trading.
lhere was more sensational trading
IN wheat and corn az Chicago. With
general recersions a. the close II was
REGARDED as significant that seahoard
-hipperr paid highest prices recorded
to-day. domestic handlers being content
menf
l.eccivership FOR the international
Pump Company occazioned little sur
prise. the Affairs Of the company ha1tne
been a matter Of general knowiedge hi
iH not doubted. however. that the com
r'tnF = en- harrasgment was FASTENED hy
the foreign situation.
Another gain 81 cash by local banks
Tor the current week Ia Indicated b. the
movement 90 date. Payments By those
ln~ilf itiunH 90 the sub-rca-ury are more
Than offstt hy receipts from the inter
i.r. quoted rates for money were un-
changed. with a minimum or denlInEa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-28

hos hpn''r Tor small boy. h. having
barred fu0 lately.
30 wesley white is visiting A. pe..
We EIig KIrsr Doe reformed f,o.,
L Llu .lHH NIuraIa Garrtr1r. -
N'ar West Aierarfar ~
,- hf torr visited tfe home ~ AZ s,s
go. ,ha5.e "a stsinmsn lVednesdsv
trHnE ita m boz.
y koih and BE- sons. Clarence s-f
nave been HrrrdIrr ! - 49,
tl.ltlNs rfnfIFea in Eew Narffravfffs
ard Mrs r. c rohnaor rsfor,.s
80 -.-..f..le lserain. o.. after q visit
~. hsy snl Mr. a D.. Esnze and ,h.,-
'r. ri wheeling auanf I 1901.
n la-r tnia week rlrIf.rr ~ ~. II. W
Ielke fsf luaf returned fro-- ~.
lnLe ana Nf rar lecture rr 49, -
49,. rich ne viii deliver some
'i- BOON at ne nFw ErthIehfrr ofarsf
end Hammond. % wou~9a,.lrl.
~. zen Eten ne contract for 80.
~ SO ulffrlrE the Halrfv hfif --a
..Ie ere hoping fnaf a. r..,..s|-.
W. also soon start r~erf~-fr..-..
- ne paving ~ me f-rIrr $780,.
sec tlon OF the Fairmont PIKE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-28
SISTERSYlLLE

sfSTERsVtLLE W Va. Aux r.
Aibeft West D. spendirs few days
win friends tu Marietta.
Miss Esieu --en.aker has gons 90
slesndsN lie 90 be the guest Of friends
Miss Edna wilson has ieft for char.
lesion. whore she Will be- entertained hv
N,,5 FrSSink Crane. Tor a few weeks.
u here attending the institute She viii
teach IN sistersville this year.
Mr and Mrs. James HeruaEau and
home IN their car rom Atlantic Scsit CIV.
g r. Clarke has arrived nome from
NJ 81, ~. and Atblsntlc city.
tent me Ksht-Bennstt wsddinr isft
arn Walls % susnd some tir,s r-sSrs
returulng 90 their home In phil frrrhia
Myra King % Qkmulree. Okla
y % shaw have returned from Marietta.
thg tfp being made in the shaw car.
corn,iiS v. 2i 9sT s@u5s fgss A ~.
Miss Margaret Thistle pleasantly enter
talnsd tne sewing club Thursday even
Wfu Kontz of New Martinsvfis De-
We l.-t ~ biz uncle and aunt. Mr.
and Mrs James q Frame
hIHs Hazel Crawford has returned
couple ~ days vim Mics zana baty. -
o. Naunirrton have 4-riyef fs-. ~ n.
~ ruest or SIR. ani Mrs. Ralph Rich
Marley marsh and Guy Afrrarfsr
have gone fu WEerInr where TIRE latter
Hil- undergo Hu operation ur Flr nose
Mr and Mrs. Earl Mccoy ~ Coiur-
ens are ire guests ~ 81 and Mrs M
y MCCOY and Mr ADD Mrs o. o. Tai
rr and Mrs re- 90 uoi-e who s-s-s
trrlr honeymoon OF Atlantic CIfv phiI-
adrIrrIn View YORK ard Naaffrrtrn
have arrived home
Niea ArrH Hawwrr.rE Hrritef Wei
alaE o. nU ffr guest % her sister.
M-g Irrf ~ snarrrnck
Mra MCCOY and dauehfe-.
dorothy Nra frrrrh Norris rrf
lauE Mise Eafherfre Norris have
returned from Cambridge srrIrea. whsrr
-rFr SPENT fun weeks Nee Norris ana
-auEhfn- viii remain here frr = frw
ts nefrre refurrfrr tn ffrIr bore fr
Wefrerfav r-n-rfrr rrs. rrra t-~a
-lsraErr erferfnfref fn honor ~ rffsa
f1rFera' TfIrfie's house guest Mics
.0-reIIa NrrErr 20 nrrffrrtrr SCI
f~r
n DOYLE f-- s--fvss bone from u
fr0 weeks visIt f1 Nsw ~ arr ofher
H".fnrr Hn|HfH
IT, Nree'-- rnfsUfssr~er Gel 1~ ssrs
m M-'urs EnnE store ara WrWrfU-
r~f krann's
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-28
HE WE ATHER
CONDITIONS

.D1Iiht the past - hours showers oc-
N1Iu INTO the Tennessee valley and the
weather L. unsettled and showsry over
'Hat area this morning
ne pr~rsureH are high and the ueafb.
I generally fair and cool from M.
N"IiuNeat eastward over the Lake re-
son and upper ohio valley 20 the Allan
ne coast The Temperature. A. Etgbe,
slir HoEulnEs however. over the North.
west central West and upper valleys
generally fair weather will prottt 81 \
continue in this section over p-+idsv
Local data Highest temperature YES.
tfln'tlt ~ u-EreeS. lowest last ulFhf III
degrees no rainfall
The ohio viii probably fan slightly
o." we HirNiii IT. r.. HOWE
sectInr Director
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-28
FINANCIAL.
Bank of Ohio Valley
WHEELING. W. VA
Resources Over Que Million
Dollars.
PAYS - on TINT DrPosrrA
FINANCIAL.

pei % the sherrard schools. is sperdin9
rev days 20 the home of g. Vs. Aic-
p o. Carney left yesterday for Fair-
mont Hnrrn he VIII visit with relatives
gu ne first % tfe week and attend
me Marion county fair
VI. Rene. Tutus o. Burlington. W.
ere gaesfs of Mics Margaret McComts
Mra Zen srsIfef of south whssfirr
ID iunf af tHs home Df hrr brother.
Nis- c'-ries Maarsboaas of Hsuai-s.
~ frf Mfssrs H1rers8r
.on Tsrrsiay morning vaiusbis
h.r rr Pr narIss y SO
Mr. wyHe 17hr-on. of Fresport o.
-a7 been rIHrE Der DAUGHTER. Mra u
r. Roth f1r few days
Torr-Tg tfr ara Nre Nh-rt gIffie.
Miss Huda McFaddsr. of NeMscn@5.
r.rul .-r few dave fHe eu.rf
urs 0 70 TaIHsrf faI ar hsr ru.s.
Or fsu Ire nr~ sister, wIss Drn.~
.rFH- .rI Nrr niece NIrH EfraI Err-
Fag gt- Rave returned to thsir home
Mirs saran rrreae who uas victims
here nlF returned to fsr home ln sfeu-
to-day wlnm ssabrirHt moved
rH stone .ruEner ~ ere u ri ga~-
~ larn. where De- uIu ruigrrIzs lime
~ Wrrfav erenInr Prof and wrs
FfH.r. N....HrN.rr fHr.r com Enrfar
Hrr" ST. and N-H Wrrrr. White So
fneIr m r"frr ffIaH Gertrude a.rrl 81
40 fre.r summer CARED
Ihe Trrae- LINK er"Ia1 rIlf far f-1r.
r camp arf fhf Members rrfrrrar a.
trrf.IrF leaving fHf rfrIa orr fra rsl 49,.
rnnl decidedly irrer1rra
Ine flIIuwirr were rrrrfr 90 fra
bone ~ wesley .ffIte one evening To-.
Gently Juwrr ffrflr nrf rrrr.Iv 80
~ r. Dean
Iris d. more Dan usually busy va-|
ltlru sEng.u on Wheeling creek N.a-.
I| even nnH some one Na frrarfrI r IL
Or rone Frf.IHI event ia faFIrF rfrra
flfaerrrar along fna rraeF ara view
Duo. NU.aIuE frr elusive fnan mfr
aI.NeH Gre ~ course r.nruarHrfa H..r
fre urfrsfv ~ ire frrerrrr -~4-.- L.
dlIicllt % ~ ful rero-t cf nurrts-
HlFo hlrorrfrterF. who fna hen
eratnn some tine af TIE frrrr -
wesley White. is the champion rroa~f-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-28
SHERRARD
Dogs AttAeH calve.


faff tuesday morning mack az
N.'llsn- lo"ElnE doss caused some sR-
Nltrihrut 40 M OINer. The u8ls acre
sesh 20 cross the barn yard near r. ~
Aurh residence ana enter field
ACROSS the pike where Mr Allen rad
n ...... talyes on pasture. The dogs APP
circling around them barsirr fr -
LnaL aroused the whole uelEhbgrh0rd
ulihm Allen. who o. "a splendid marks-
man ran az once 90 the Held he nred
tNltr Win u luable harreled Kun.
hringing down ans dog and sending an
oin"f away bowling The raulaInIup
dogs ran out into mo Brown. FtuS r1..s
and hv this time H. " Allen and Cse1rr-
Mo'rer. both armed with guns we're ap-
nf"atnlhE ~ different angles 20 inter-
Nept me savage CANNES Claude baker
saw the chase from HE home and be-
promptly started IN his steudebaker au-
sILi.Luil. .no made quick run 90 the
scene or the EcrlmnsEe The armed
men we're taken DOB the car. which f5l-
lowed tho dogs and -anrr within rarre
at the turn ~ the road between fha
Marsh ana EohIrsuu farms The mon
hred. and william Allen again s5r-
ceedsd in Telling his dog The othe-
dogs escaped in direction toward men
close in on the calves nrd none ~ fhe
latter were injured
Reports ~ doEs attacking raive. and
sheep have become very common in thfs
section Many persons hold the belief
that these ere dogs which have 're-
turned 90 the wIif" witch have lore
thsir owners and 1--we ard breed .u ne
toweNrr fhis nav he ne farm
ers rere have declared war on The race
from home
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-28

Two men who drove unf rrH-r Vhrrf.
.E MrIrralar .r ono ".Har HurrH
nIetribufinr H.uarfIHIr. H...s|rr |.ra
f"r fho Smith rNnarr. tr TuaIffn afraef
rtl an upset .r r1ur lIrr short furr
.n ne roaf The wIrnar ..-urraf ABBOTT
NnIn WNNr fFrW wrrr ur fHr|r VA" Hr|r
-H town Tho fellows urra Hrr.frr urr.
Ltaf H-I fnnN rHr fHH H.raI I..rHH l.Hr.
irr and ~HrrrIr~ nT hf fHr rrrra srIrr.
nnffn n ere Henry SITTER raaIHr~ra fra
rIfgr u-aef fNrnwi rv fhr men r.ff urfH
HuFfnf~ef rnfrfrf frHIara nrH GRO Del
eaIi fr Na~r haf frrr- frnFrr rF.
rNrE" f"r H~H HHHff vac hrHrn~ nrH
Nfrr3~f NNnuraffr wfr IH rH rHHH-a ~
'He N...avr h.r-rerrifr aHrr fr.r fra
"HrU fn fNr shot and rrrnf-af % auf.
rNhrrHHr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-28

cents higher than they were when tho
market closed yesterday
The purchase OF small lots was
sufficient 90 boost prices a penny a.
leap. and the aggregate OF bust
ness vas small Scattered sales ~
holders 10 secure fronts wiped out
the gain and closing prices were = 70
= cent net lower. with May selling
al Si1sL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-28
wHEELHo TRACTION COMPANY
EKPnEss CAR SCHEDULE
Taxing Eject June a. 1903.

PANHANDLE LINE
WHEELING AND wELf.SBURG
Daily Except sunday
Wheeling WellsburE
Leave
22nd Street Leave
WhcelirE Wellsburg
10 20 "a m q 100 4 ~
80 .. M. 90 noon
MOTNDsVILLE LINE
WHEELING AND MOUNDSVfLE.
Daily Except sunday
Leave
ION street Leave
wheeling MouudaVllis
10 20 a. m. 1.s0 ,. m.
80 p. m.
On lines having regular express ser
vice. shipments weighing IN excess Of
nftv pounds or large bulk will not be
carried on passenger cars
ALL lNls5-Daily Except Sunday
No shipments. except emergency shin
uents Of medicines. will be carried on
passerFer cars between 900 and s.1t.
..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-28
HAY AND GRAIN
WHEAT S1.26
Highest Mark Reached In Four Years
In the Chicago Wheat PIT
Yesterday - ADVANCE
Not Sustained.

CHICAGO. Aug 27.-The war was
reflected In the wheat pit again 10
day by an excited advance In price.
i'm the course o. which May whea.
sold a. Si25. the highest in four
years. aod 80 cents over the price
just before tho start OF the bic Iu.
ropean struggle. The various options
At their best we're from 81. to So
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-28
JUDGE DAYTON TO RETURN

Unifed states District judge Aston
q. Dayton win return 20 the district
me r-sf ~ newt week. according 20
lnited states Comnissioner George p
ioyd. Pc has been away on hIs vara-
ton Tor the past two weeka
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-28

on Turrf1v evening fhe Luther Lea.
Fur m fre rrriaf frfferar rhur-r RET
rrfnrf hualrrHH we frrr aH efff Wise
I~miaa Kaiser nrf Wra Usrffa rnrr-a-
rrr elected ffierafes f0 ere Luther
Ir Wru-favffe aarfasrhsr 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-28
Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

NV YORK. Aug Butter
steady. unchanged
Cheese steady. unchanged
EsEs-ttrm. Fresh gathered extras
- r 1uc, extra nrstE gTuzSe. nratr u
q zee seconds. 90 q gfc
Flour uscttlsd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-28

] D. Could ~ Mozart wee fafa~ fn
ne OHIO valley General WosrItai where
rifIH fraf evening" Trafar.nr ha uaa
rrp1rted 90 rs HfIn in O. critical rondf.
fIHr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-28
Petroleum.

ance= tiss Runs. ifS 4ot. 49,.
50 ESQ shipments. tf5os. Average.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-28

allms and heavy and light yorker.
90 pigs. ts.g013.25. roughs. 5000
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-28

Misrour Il now - sell settled ffrf
less thar 900 acres - rovr~--~r~t ~
reHieins open Ter settiern-nt
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1914-01-16
COLD FOUND
BY WOMAN
INDIANA WOMAN DISCOVERS A
CACHE OF DOUBLE
EAGLES

Michigan City, Ind, Jan. Gold
amounting to $1,000 buried eight years
ago by her father, was unearthed yes
terday by Mrs. William McCorkle Of
McCool, Ind. The family dispersed
eight years ago after the burning of
the family home, Nathan Marshal, the
father, going to the home of a son in
Iowa. Before his death som time ago
her told of the buried mney, but the
son thought the story a pre-death fan
tasy and paid little attention to it.
At Christmas time a family reunion
was held and he remembered his faith
er's description and a search of the To-
cation was made revealing the money,
all i'll 500 gold pieces.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1914-01-16
CORN
SHIPPED TO US.
FIRST TIME IN HISTORY THAT
APPROPRIATIONS HAVE BEEN
MADE FROM THERE.

New York, Jan. 12-Nearly 100000
bushels of Argentine corn have been
unloaded in this port sind millions
more from South America are under
contract.
The importations are the direct re
suit of the removal of the duty on corn
under the recent tariff act.
More than a million bushels have
been received in the United States
since the tariff went into effect and it
is the first time Argentine has ever
sent anywhere.
Already competition with American
corn has forced a decline in cash
values. Thirteen ships either are en-
route here or loading with corn from
Argentine.
One American manufacturing con
Germ, which uses corn for syrups and
kindred products, has five million
bushels of the Argentine product un
der contract for delivery in the near
future.
When the new Argentine corn crop
is harvested, importations will in.
crease, according to trade authorities
Corn already here has found the rail
roads unprepared to handle it and the
port is without adequate docking ia
%cilities. These deficiencies are being
remedied rapidly.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1914-01-16
SAM GOLDBERG
BUYS HOTEL

Sam Goldberg of Grand Forks has
purchased the Great Northern hotel
on DeMers avenue from G. W. An
drews of Walhalla, and will reopen
the hostely early next month.
In the meantime the hotel will be
thoroughly renovated and will be
made first class in every respect.
Mr.. Goldberg has been a resident oil
Grand Forks for some time past and
is we'll known on both sides Of the
river. He will take personal charge
Of the operation Of the hotel.-Grand
Forks Times.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1914-01-16
n. D. FARMER
Goes INSANE

Minnewaukan, N. D., Jan. Bert
Hoffman, aged So, farmer, killed him
self this afternoon, insanity from an
overdose of morphine, used because of
illness extending over several years.
resulting in his suicide. Hoffman shot
himself in the head.
His wife and four children, the
youngest 6 years old, survive him. Two
years ago her father killed himself iu
almost the same amer.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1914-01-16
Protect Your
Machinery
- r.

In the spring you are ex-
ceptionally busy with your
field work.
In the fall you are busy
with your crops.
Usually in the winter it is
too cold and stormy to do
much outside work.
This year it is different.
You now have time to look
into the machine problem
and fix up a place in which
you can protect it.
The material won't cost
you much and it will save
you So much money this
year that it will be we'll
worth any extra effort nec-
essary to come in now and
haul out what il necessary to
put up such protection.
Do it before the roads
get bad, as they are apt to
do later.
-Shute Lumber Company
Devils Lake Warwick Toxic
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1914-01-16
CHuRCHS FERRY NEWS

Mrs. r. G.. Kline was a Devils
Lake visitor between trains on Wed.
nesday.
Miss Taylor and mother returnel
home Friday from their visit at Oh
eron, N. D.
Miss Ada Mccormick returned to
their home Monday from Bisbee where
she visited friends over Sunday.
Geo. Solberg has accepted a position
as clerk in the G.. M. Steig Mercan-
tile store and began work the first of
the year.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Napier return
ed last Friday from Orr where they
have been visiting Mrs. Nappier's
parents.
Miss Clara thinner of Stewart, Min.
n~esota, the new telephone chief ar
rived last Friday on No. S She sue
ceeds Miss Hendry in our local te!e.
phone Office.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1914-01-16
DIES IN MONTANA.

Former Lakota Resident Succumbs to
Siege of Pneumonia.
Lakota, N. D., JAN. 12-Fred G. Will
burg Of Bartlett died at Great Falls,
Mont, where he had been engaged in
business for some time past, the cause
of death being pneumonia The re-
mains were brought to his home al
Bartlett for burial.
The deceased was born in Larimore
N: D., in 1881. He was married to
Miss Nellie Maloney Of Morrison.
MINI. The union was blessed with
three children, Bert, Aneta and Alice,
all of whom and the mother survive
to mourn the loss of a loving father
and kind husband.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1914-01-16
U. 8. ARMY DESERTER
GIVES HIMSELF UP

Pembina, N. D., Jan. IA deserter
from the U. S. Army who gave him
self up to the U. S. consul at Winui-
peg, was brought to this city by a
Winnipeg policeman and given in
charge of a corporal from Fort Smell
ling. He deserted about two years
ago from Oklahoma, but had got tired
of the suspense and hard times and
thought he had better 60 back and
take his medicine.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1914-01-16

The girls basket ball teiSn has start
ed practicing again.
Mrs. Wm. Whitclev was q visitor
at Devils Lake Wednesday.
"Jiggs' Donahuc, returned from his
visit to the valley Tuesday.
Miss Alice Tiutfcr returned to Der,
rick Saturday to resume work as Il
teacher.
Miss Jessie l.anyIon returned to
Penn Saturday to resume her work as
teacher.
The Dramatic Club expects to put
on another play the latter part Of
February.
Miss Willis returned Friday from
Stanley wlere She has been spending
the holidays.
Ludwig Nobayia returned to the
"U' Monday after Il very pleasant
holiday visit at home.
Alec Parks and family returned to
Lawton Tuesday from a visit with
relatives at H%aenpden.
Miss Mae O'Kccfc arrived from
Stanley Saturday and is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. p. j.. Whalen.
Albert Baker one of our cnterpris-
ing farmers, shippedA a carload Of
hogs to st. Paul markets Saturday.
AlanSon Hops returned to high
school Sunday going to Michigan by
auto, thence by train to Grand Forks.
P. J. Whclan and daughter, Eliza
beth, left Saturday to visit relatives
at St. Thomas, aud other points in
the valley.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1914-01-16
VELVA MAN SHOT
AT RENO, NEVADA

velva, N. D., Jan. 1.-THE news of
the death Of Moses Welty at Reno,
New, was received in the city. 1t
was impossible to learn the details of
the affair further than that he was
shot and died a short time later. The
body was taken to Oregon for burial,
his parents have moved from -Velva
to that state last fall.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1914-01-16
IMPORT BEEF ON
IMMENSE SCALE
SEVEN MILLION DOLLARS VALUE
OF PRODUCTS BROUGHT IN
OCTOBER AND NOVEMBER

Washington, Jan. 12-The free list
ing Of beef and other products under
the new tariff law has caused enorm-
Gus increases in the importation of
foodstufs into the United States, ac-
cording to figures issued by the de-
partment of mmerce
Food importations in November
showed marked increases over imports
for the same month a year ago. Also
a big increase over the preceding
month Of October was shown.
Importations of fresh beef amount
ed to 5,575,000 pounds in October and
1~0,s56,516 pounds in November this
year.
More than half of the fresh beef
imp~ortations came from England.
The total of importations in cattle
under the new tariff provisions fer
October and November amounted to
53o'757 heaA valued at heal 81
ooo, 600.