davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-03-13
Barter 8inf.

Ger erIte Gona lit soriiber, err ee-
leitet iie su ibrem Blabe s,,riif.
nad," meint lie 6eseiitcrt, yi6 f6nlltc
I'M Son5e Itcr6cn, Sic niht and -
ste: sid, mir ipare es pirfli6 fsin
@ergniiaen,. 81 Sobe getrampelt az
iperoen."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-03-13
Gematblid.

Serr: rgn0lid) fommne id alfo ba.
binter, baB Sic iabrelang in Der I'M.
oeri6amteiten 8eiie meinen Seller
gepliinoert lno Die beiten @eine iel.
Der getrlinfen baben." Oiener:
uSeien sic ooa frob, snaoiger Serr,
iebt bab' i1 Die rotbe Nnie - fonlt
bitten Sic lei"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-03-13
ssdlite geieralidfeit.

Souriit: nSa... ipo3li ibleppit bu
gar Elm Sprahrobr mit?" nRuu,
luenn mir ollfs Elatea,t fomrnerl no
3 gergiuirtbsbnus Itebt, 49,. bab ih
slei6 Elm @ier beItellen fnnnl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-03-13
Die arphe Slfe.

Ser alte SduIae mar elm Iieber,
gutter &erl. Mir bat er einmal cine
groBe Silfe geleiitet, afs bic @oIfen
fdtpar5 uib ounfel n~ieberbineen uno
Die 8elt rinssllm tribe ausiab."
.Bas bat er benn aetbon?" - Or
bot mir einen He9enidirm geboroti'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-03-13
Oarnnt.
ans Dem rai.ntspp".

Dame Tim 8ientopp, au benz binter
tbr iibenoen Serrn): SD neise mid
ia f6on gang CUR Seite. Stort sic
oenn nod INNER meine $utfeber?"-
Serr: v@ee, mid mebr - bob Tie eben
abgeidnittenl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-03-13
Sraining.

nan regneriiden Sasen I1l,ft Sones
tpie Elm Come f%orttpdbreno i'm 3immer
anf rnb ab lino fIu6t san5 entietIidl. "
rGr lit elm gutter @~olfipieIer unb
muB iib natiirlih in ltebung baIten.~
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-03-13
Grmnf5iscnb.

Ingler: nSoeen sic NAL, bas III
bod bier Der Dorfteid9" - Bauer:
rSawoll!" gnsler: ,alio, Sann
mars fein 8erbreden, tpenn ib bier
elm paar Slide fange?" - Bauer:
nRee, aber n 8unoer!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-03-13
@emn franf

Graaen. bic an aopfweh
@adenf4meraen. Sdmeraen In Der
Seite, Nerpoitdt unb anberer,
Grauenleiben besIeitenben uebeln
Ieiben. folIten ~reseImd6is garbut
sebrau4en. garbui bat Tauier.
ben Sun f&waden Srauen neue
Kraft DerIieben. inbem er bic &c.
f&pddten weibIiden Drsane
ftdrfte.
Rebaen Sic
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-03-13
Sumoriaiidfs.
CT hat aelGntet!

Cine entriiitete alte Dame fam ~
einem 9lempner uno fragte: uWariim
baben Gle benn INNER nod feinen
Sbrer @ebilfen 5li mir gei1idt, bomit
er bic eleftriiten @Ioden repariere2"
-.9itte iebr," anttportete Der Rlemp-
nermeiiter, lid babe ielber seitern
borseiproden, babe breimal sel1utet,
DO aber niemano se0ffnetI bat, bin i'd
Dieaer tpeeseoonsen.1
g~ateriors.n.
Batter (ar ieinem Sobn, Der fid I'M
Sbeater aif Der @alerie tpeit iber.
beugt): nGimm bid in aft, Srite, TN
gartett toitet Ser Rlas n Sbaler.-
aal
Sereniiiimrs beiud5t bic Na4bag.
rsii6ens, Die iib our Gsier bes Cages
berrlid seihmiidt bot. @m Matb.
ba,is bangen Gabnen unb @uirIar.
ben, S1uIfinber biIbst SpaIier, iu,b
aid bas ftaotiide Srrehbni,s bat an
be pfprte elm transparent ,gebanst:
.&erSli1 ~niIlfommenl" 81
Oarnut.
.@eitern Radt ipadte if bon einern
@eranid auf ,inb fab, pie iemanb Die
Gelotaide meines gfodes burdtpiiblte.
Sd griff AUDI ihon mad. benz @eboI.
Der lnter meinem Riiien, aber i'd
babe nidt seidoiien." .Warum
nidt2" - xSann mare t1 beite
Wittperl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-03-13
Slas. gan.,t. MN. Pan.ts
6ebrlder PaneiB
5bmtebe u.
Waeenmaher

picrbebeidlaaen mirb befpnbere 9tnTmcrf.
iamfeit aei6enft. 2lud MAIDEN mir Wa.
~genreparatur arbeiten.
3ommt uab sebi uns einen D~eriud)sauJ.
rag. ST nniere slrbeii Sufriebeniteuenb,
asts anbern. menn uidt iasts unS.
8 dnbIerin
FarmsefatbTd,aften. und MaThinen.
ebenfals asent fir 8eerins SeIbTbinber
PANEITZ BROS
Sdipars's fribere Sbntiebe. : Sirabe
Sermann, Wlp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-03-13
.ARDUI

6rau 3. o. Naills. Rurietta,
Cali, seriu&te Garbui unb
i&rstbt: 50 hattie etnen llnfal,
sarasf s~xtsanbuns. Sdtte ID
Hi&t Garbxt senomrneu, ,udre Id
RGsr seftorben. @ie Id bomit
aafins, ionnte ID nidt auf ben
0aktn ftsben. Radasm Id stpsi
0laiden sebran9t. mar Id sefuitb,
anb iett tDiese Id l65 @funb."
Beriuden Sic garbut-a
pirS Sbnen telftn-
lleberall ~ baben.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-27

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tN4f 'hi.au i"t ODD" r's, 10 yeats
''H "''.I ii'h '"' ~.
"'e n""'' ''h 'ta
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-27

llaoog M rHm and .. o
Mua.-
Glaro lom hlUue. srocted at
CORNER 0i Mesquite an1 Llgunn strcot.
80 cost 90 $4,000 hr frccbofn oa3
shsrnun
nHldur mr uymy D. Iutcr and
iiofr ara Abuse erected az costs 90
So 300
HIrd H1u addition 90 rourrt $40.
tcl crested 90 .usl ~ N.00Q $, o.
@ CoWr
n hail,nss for Noahcs uroa
,olrF tItooo
aiNion MANY other hnudneu
oH1 on naHneHs purposes and homps
Nl Noln constructed, ihc ruoords of
che rit hui0ne uspeetur showing
pernEts ISSUED during tho year fut
construction aggrcgaung nearly oue-
hait million dsilars.
The progmm cfr 1918 premise. q
: continuation of tho Ioat work start
~ during tho past few yrare ana which
is CARRYING forward at mpld pace.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-27

Nu,ccs c0anty Courthouse Hrl lat
costing $500 600
Htg passenger H'ati0n oi 'ho San
A.toulD ttalde and Guli i.u.road
costing $4,000
Mtnnlr romwe lust completed pa4
Zoo b, occupied within thr rest tw
neaiI nut at cost nf S2a 900.
AmulI Theatre hpiliiuE. crc.iel tt
e0, Mesquite siioct ai "a cost uf f2olgo
lY L. 60 Collins
itens huldnF gr'rted nt 5000
CAapum Hrrct nY Hoyul Glsrna at
.uHi Uf 100000
loin apartment house erected o.
South CHruHOahut street nt c0st of
Uh9 hs Mrs T. a. Born.
i,0mlu Cohn beautiful residence
Mlt 500 South broadway at tpst
10000
NuldHg of the C4vcra Furntare
Company hu,t az "a cost ~ $4,000 hl
Oueenh.Im and Cohn
Mcdonald building ou Pee. ln 'foc.
erected 90 Cd cost 40 sl6OOl hf N,mH
o. Mcdonald
luriUt nuiidiuF corner 90 d.H Quitr
ana iFnl street,. erected 4f casf
of 100000
Moore tnd Thompson nHIi
D.crtrl leopard street go o.i
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-27

Looking az the past year with pride
aud fatng the new year with cunn-
drndc aud undapnted optimism CoFpua
chrigtlhna can project great tninks 20
chr;S Forward the progressive program
Tor n,akng Corpus Chrlatl the South'a
greatest city.
or. ~ the most important projects
undertaken duflnG the paat wear was
THE building nf u modern tivc-atpry
hniialnE Tor Nucces County Fnrglng
ntw pasha and gettinK away from the
lid lhena. common ana time worm the
equity commissioners accepted pllna
ton hulldlnE "a cnmi house and Jan
all Yin one, aud as consequence a
bcauttful flvn story rlrcproot hutldlne
~ now nearing complelion Work
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-27


uIa4 iaa structure was started laHt
81 phtrich's Day and me building
VIII ho completed and rcnif fUr oc-
capales within the next iva wefkn
1914 Witnessed the completion 81
work upon the l1.s plafi OF the Cor
pla rhilati Gan COMPANY and the lnf
ing 70 mains on many - the streets ~
the clt, The GHs Company dufing
The year expended lu improvements
approximately 100000 aud expects ts
extend thc mains to many atfesf4 Dor
row occupied with mains during the
e1mlrs wear 90 hn effort Orb tocurr
natural gas the company is row ple.
lalns 60 sprnd large SUIT rn iri'1r
operations on prnunftv 'emrd hN thf
company during the Ilft few w''fI
Tho Tesna uiuntmc comptns dtr
irE t4t pHm tyhr. 1854. boo. mpIetad
fle mhinr portion of lin contract Win
the city to pave ten miles ~ cts
streets and Within pnother FiAty dHyn
wlil hive The entire contract flniaari
Tho c, mpnnt Will then begin ou 600
diiiunni pnfln4 prOtidlne the ritit,nH
4ufh,fife hte isHunnpe ~ 800 600
blonde which th.V vim Doe unbcl o. d.
wlfhln me most Sis weeks.
Ths riiy government haze mfdn
rrHl start upon the heautitratiun CO.,
the bluff ana contractors ar" now en-
gagged on that section ~ the hllff lo
ratcd between Lawrence and Peoples
street rmr forming u into "a ycrltnhio
Dennty spot
a lft 90 me new huililnes erected
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-27

Corpus Christi indeed ~ the city ~.
accomplishment Imagine ciiy I'm
within twelve hrief months haa cone
structed ten miles a. street ufemcnt
has made a fcnl start on the hehu'i h-
cation ~ thn bluff. has hlilt thc most
modern mad ono - The fineat public
bulldlnra. tho county ,0ulthouAe and
iaiI 60 be- found in the South gaA
piant with twelve miles W mninq com
plr,ed, the erection al 30 Jess Shan
,wenty modern bfick 0f concrete huti
ncss structnres ana no less than 900
private dwellings Just alrh city 30
S'orpua ChflHU and fEf avlni lcs 'sl
nrr bat Few ~ the irnpfo' fmcni7 that
have uccu-ed iu Corpus Chast durius
the pas' yctr
uiali efa mon % iha e'd ~ Zach r'er
atom from the busy Duties Nf Hsi lu"
poodn Tor "a brief tlran ora n0lIur
back contemplate the measure ui sue
coah that they have cnrln 'rfnd dgf
inr the closing year stocks nio ln-
voiced the isdrrr " balanced ana thc
snsrchnn, nrdH ont whether Doe has
earned money during the year or
othuwise Then he planH fnr me ne"
year. with hopes knhled aueW and flr-
- Win ambitions Go mako the ncw
year more successful fhnn the old
In Just such fashion Corpus Chris
tlann will consider the great prospect
~ 81 Corpus Christi fnr i9ig nrl plan
IN hdvarce. steps that ore ~ %" taken
20 mako the new yeHr ofnn mono PROS
peraun and g. add further nchies nm'nih
20 the proud record % tn' pact 5cnr
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-27
THE GROWTH or CORPUS CHRISTI DURING |
YEAR NOW CLOSING HAS BEEN YEAR OF
GREAT ACHIEVEMENTS IN CORPUS CHRISTI,
A REVIEW OF THE 1914 BUILDING RECORD

eoart
in shook ot
nd
1914
viii occupy soodH measure o. TIE page
Of history.
buicnt
.rs
expenditure
Of 6 each and hd
bsssdu prsssat nor
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-27

during the year i9l4 proves the state
mont that the PROGRESS uf Corpus
christi dming that tlmu is no less than
wonderful Herewith Is listed q fcv
of the BUILDINGS ui modern charnctr-
that 1915 has brought 10 CORPUS
ChriWi
Compress and warehouses ~ thr
Corpus christl Compress Compans 10
Gated on tho Municipal Wharf erect.
"a et cost of 500 900
on mill NJ thc Corpm Christi cot.
ton on Min Company erected 3ust
wes, OF the city limits. the machiner,'
and buildings costing $4,000
loyh's Wharf and hnthhouses. the
Finest Amusement recnri oa the 1rxas
coast built az cost of 5000
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-27

SYDNEY. DEC - lee1
ui The Associated iisik I
trahan fur trade, walsh =
~ collapse hecaisc q 4
tao London markets. aai
don "a request that ihe 1aS
mcnt equip az least a az /
with winter coats "a,
skins. ~ which hen
available In sforehoa'ei 4
skins can he obtained =
shrepskins which az y.
for soldiers coats -ara =
walluby skin is yery ssfn
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-27

h e,ssl.
o'4e m d-ra s.t, ..i
e,H na au.las.. 49,.
rn'' "t t,4... ILL.,
Y" n-stofl ori.s ss,Is,,
"nd 'he upper flsa. !, q
"''olacd as lodge ro.~. -,
men oi ihe wurA ~ '
'ircie This banls,
pl,'ed by AlArea a
e. Carver !. nulis.s
Mesquite street 4 mo,--|
hrick building. io5sSs n
building WIN ass K. a.!
~ ncXt few nua,h n
SIC 600.
Many other imp-ogcsr,I
ned for the year ard IN
with a promlse Of ~, 4
io assure q con,inuan,. N
inr corpus Christi ana ~
2 ine eitN In commGt.l n
The Socialist press., 1914-07-04
Statement By Canvassing Board.

It seems that paper publish ed every little while here in Fair banks calling itself the Alaska Socialist has seen fit to distort and garble the returns of the re- eren dum on the candidate for the office of delegate to Congress. For the benefit of these oolIcern- ed, the following statement is made:
 Bef ore any Of the envelopes contai. ing the ballots were open ed. Mrs. Lewis stated that she had received a letter from a fir eign speaking organization in which the vote for Delegate and Territorial Secretary had been sent on one ballot and would the committee allow that the vote should be counted? Both mem bers of the canvassing board readily assented that tn ey should be counted, and agreed to this BEFORE ever the enve 'opes con taining the ball,ts were opened.
 We have every reason to be- lieve that these votes were est in good faith and that they are the expression of the will of the Finnish comrades in Juneau who reported the same through their organizer.
The Socialist press., 1914-07-04

Delegate Wickersham's versa tility is well known in this coun- try but we never knew before that he was hunlorist. He says in the statement appended to his platform that he has not changed that it is the administra ion thai has changed and come to him that the mountain came to MaEo- met. If there ever was a question of any moment in Alaska Home Rule, Railroad, or any other that Jim Wickersham has not been on as many sides of as there were sides, we should like to know Wha. 1t is. He has even been on two sides of the Guggen helm Question-one when he was looking for 8 job with them and another when they turned him down.
The Socialist press., 1914-07-04
Saturday July 4.
Outsiders BUtting In.

Our splere ic friend down the street, he of the "Jcke' which he calls an ''indepan- dent Socialist paper has had another fit, and while gripped in its paroxislns, SEW sona- thing again This time it was nothing less than the terribly oninous Brooks Lewis machine counting Nc Cabe out of the delegate no- mination and counting Br ooks in. But let our erst- while companion in arms con tain his soul and hysteria - in peace, take a dyspepsia tablet and a seidlitz powder; then he wont see so much.
 The Socialists of Alaska are going to run their own af- fairs undeterred by and with out reference to these frank outsiders who persist in but ting in where they have no business. Dan McCabe, un- besnirched by the stain of treachery to his party or his class, and not looking for a hand-out from old party poll iticians, accepts he verdict of the Alaska Socialists, and
 will be found this fall fight ing for the election of John
 M. Brooks.
The Socialist press., 1914-07-04
-----

The dispatch fron1Juneau pvin- ted in the Times, saying that 6 llw and order league had been formed there to protect the citi- zens, especially the working men from those in authority, is prob baby a ike. Otherwise Juneau is populated fy a very different lot of Flaw and order" people from any we ever heard of be- fore If working men ever receiv ed any prot ction anyw' ere from those in 'authority' outside their o VII class, we either never heard of it or have forgotten It.
The Socialist press., 1914-07-04
EIfclY2'' ] Nsr eb 'sgs ssTs S- ky1
 E

A cI.urchleGs town Of 1.5o9 in- h2bi'an's, East Washington, Pa, rep rts one arrest for the year 1913, and $2.5 collected in fines. Over against this is the statement of a ', II. c. A. Secretary be- fore the Senate Committee on West Virginia, tfat two hirds of the human race are criminals.
The Socialist press., 1914-07-04
Judge Loring of the Massachu-

Judge Loring of the Massachu- ssetts Supreme Court holds that John Cornellier, who had been re fused employment because of par ticipation in a strise, is not enti- tied to damages, because the man ufacturers have a right to con- bine to res s; the strike, and the blacklist is not in the nature of a boycott.
The Socialist press., 1914-07-04
Penal Tilc0rIv
 ls j7rong,
 sS

The existing laws on nearly all subjects are prohibitory, c0mpul sorry, penal. They appeal to the fear of punishment as the sole de torment. Very rarely do they pro mise reward. They arg based On tho assumption that men are con stantly prompted by tn ir desires to perform acts inj jarioas to the interests of society at large.
 Ward-Dynamic Sociology.
The Socialist press., 1914-07-04
Democratic Primary.

Damocratsi Next Tues day, July 7, tlxa Erwin McGowan machine primaries will be held. Walk up, sign the pledge and make your selves solid, otherwise those of you who are already hold ing down a job may lose it, and those who are yet look ing to land will be surely left to drift. Others may lose the Federal advertising and all chance of getting outside as escort to some consignment of Uncle Sam's unfortunates. Be on hand early and appear enthusiastic.
The Socialist press., 1914-07-04
!, .I[2,CGIc;,,..2.I|.i;::S:;llS Gains
 h L Paterson,

Complete returns of the special congressional election held in Pat torsoa, N. J. show a tremendous leap in the Soci Hist vote IS con- pared 10 that of 1912 Gordon De Socialist candidate, boiled :. 053 votes against l, 1,649recelvsd by the Soclalist candidate in the same district in 1912. The Repub lican candidate was elected.
The Socialist press., 1914-07-04

We have the same chief of po- ice that We had laat year but since we have no flying. machine or ether unusual event that is likely to draw the whole crowd to One spot it will probably be safe enough for deaf men and others to come to town on the Fourth and help US celebrate.
The Socialist press., 1914-07-04

What we want is a correct ex, prcssion of the will of the mem, bershsp of Alaska as to who shall be he candidate and not to stickle for a mere technicality that may defeat the will of the majority.
 We would recommend that par ty members as well as the gene ral public ignore the criticisms and comments of MT. Knowles who is an expelled and discredit- ed member of the Socialist party and who has no more right 10 mix up with the Socialist party
  organization affairs than any pol itician of the Repub,ican or Dem ocratic parties.
 Lena Morrow Lewis,
 Provisional Territorial Sec'y.
 Frank Buteau,
 Fairbanks Local. Emil Pozza, Clnes Local.
 Canvassirg Board.
The Socialist press., 1914-07-04
Two [)2C,c,nlb2r
 Decisions.

The United States Circuit Court of Appeals awards to D. k. Loew & Co. damages of $272, 600 against the United Hatters of North America, triple damages for injuries sustained in a boy colt.
The Socialist press., 1914-07-04
THE SOCIALIST PRESS Published at 20 Third Ave.

The Official Organ Of and eneorsed by Fairbanks, Ol- nes and Clearv Locals, So- cialist Party.
 W. J. Niciey, Manager. >
 Subscription Rates, One year $500 Six nnonths s. co Three months, S2.G0Ona month $1.OO
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-23
Jnst MINI Shc Ncedcn.

There is an old saying that There
is a remedy for every ILL.," IL is some
times years before you find the rem
edF exactly suited 70 your case. Mrs
Rachel CribleY Beaver Dam, Ohio
was sick for two wears with stomach
trouble and constipation She writes
My noighbors spoke SO enthusiastic
ally Of Chamberlains Tablets that I
procured q bottle of them A few
days treatment convinced me that
they were just what l needed i
continued TO use them for several
weeks and they cured me" For sale
by an dealers
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-23
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

hF l1cal application. as they aaUaaI ....t n.
diseased portion ~ the Ear 1a.re s .uIr ..
way Go cure deafness and chat i tr ganslftutts.
81 remedies. Deafness is caused hf sal .aH4r,..l
condition ~ the mucous Nnug 10 thr Frsfl4t5.
Tube When this tube is ina1mgd yan hlv &
tumbune sound or imperfect hearing ana vbr
it IS entirely closed Deafness Is tae r.sgIf XII
unless the Inflammation can be- tsken an .EI
tails tube restored o. its normal condition 4.sr-
iug Will be destroyed forever. mime c5se. etf y
tau ATE caused By Catarfh which is H5fH5Ba l ~
sn iBhamed condition u fhe mueuus sHrfsa,s
We VIII give one Hundred uuiars f7r INV 5.,es
~ pvtfues~ tcaused hv raWrrhI that cannot Il.
cured bv HANS CatarIh Cure Send f3r ..,,
lars. free.
O. , cHrNrY a 90. Toledo o.
sold by Druggists 15C
Take Halls Family rms Tor c0nsdpaHoa-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-23
BROADWAY GROCERY
IEDGAR BNss. pronrIetoI

I'''l-IN Il-N77l ITVVTIVIOI-
'O2 BrDad,'ay Phone 20
our store viii be CLOSED all day SAT
rday. Jull l. W. will be open Friday
night until $50. Please govern Your.
rlI accordingly
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-11-27
Dress Goods at Greatly Reduced

Dress Goods at Greatly Reduced
Prices
New Shepard checks, novelty crepes
and the popular Roman stripes, in
black and white, AZ inch fab M
RIGS, 75c values on sale at yard. .4JC
Imported French serge and Roman
stripe dress fabrics, 56-inch a. no
wide, regular $2.25 cloth, yd. y 10
Fine imported chiffon broadcloth in
black or colors, SO inch a. IN
width, $500 values ........ 0I.%
Fine all wool crepe poplins, in black,
and grey only, IS inches wide, a. 81
$1.75 quality, at per yard. 0I.4
Elegant Linens at Special Sale
Prices
72-inch imported Irish table linen,
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-07-10
YOU CAN SEE NEW YORK
CITY IN A DAY.

The Green Ca automobile trips mp
town. dowutouu, and Seeing New York
sfter DARK IA night tour along be
C.rest White Way" through the Hebrew,
Hungarian. Italian Quarters, and China
town. With the Yacht trips around Man
haffan Island constitute the most perfect
eirb' SEEING Service IN the world. A
ea,npetent lecturer is In charge Of every
usrfv. Write for beautifully illustrated
as uase historical booklet, printed in ooi0rs,
vith larre map and List q theatres, hotels,
rates. &c. address Green Car sight
secng Co, 95S Broadway, New York.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-07-10

ports that he has finished a Franz
Halls. Van Dyck, A Jules Bectotn.
and is m work upon 2 Remhraut The
possession of these copies viii be-
great addition TO the art work OF the
university and will furnish the citi
zens of Oklahoma ar opportunity 20
see pictures that they might other
wise not see.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-07-10
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3 TOPICS or TOWN .
= AND STATE =
Ezzss ERzg ssSz szE
Deserted VIZ, Kills ser

Broodin- over the alleged elore
ment " he~ hTshsnf with another
woman Mrs Mary storey. =. wife ~
Neh1 shorey. policemen ami ex-
assistant chief q the Sapulpa fire de-
partment shot and Eilled herself a.
her home Thursday. She pressed z
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-07-10
FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS
TcR sACskcHe NOHEY5 AND BLADDER

University 70 Have Fine Pictures.
TIE University of Oklahoma has
com missioned Professor Patricio
Gimeno 20 make copies Of master
pieces bv famous artists. Professor
Gimeno is now in Chiesgo, and re-