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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-04

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Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-05-28
G4UZE UNDERWEAR

We have ladies' and children's
Union Suits, long sleeves, ankle
length, short sleeves fitted lace,
short sleeves lace trimmed, no
sleeves lace trimmed, no sleeves
fitted knee, and the waist union
suityfor children. Also the sepa-
rate garments for ladies and child
rem Children's vests and draw
ers. 1Oc values &c; 15c values 1Oc;
Csc values 18c. Ladies' separate
garments, IOc values, special &c;
15c value, special 1Oc; 25c value,
special 19c. We have vests up
to SIPS in the silk.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-05-28
White En1brOideries and White
LlGoS
LQCeS

1t will be impossible for you to find more beautiful
and comprehensive line in the qualities carry The
beauty, fine dainty designs and excellent workmanship
on these goods can not be put paper Don't fail to
,st this department. It is treat to look them over
They will be on tables for your inspection.
LACES: We have three lots in the white laces Lot
l. VAL laces and insertions, special at &c. Lot 2, VAL
laces and Insertions special at &c. All white laces
are included VAL torchon, plat VAL shadow, oriental
and Venice laces
EMBROIDERIES: Lot l, embroidery edges, &c. Lot
q in this lot we have included some Gin. and 7in en-
brodery lot prices &C., Lot 3, in this line we have
beautiful line of 45n ouncing Csc, 75c and 85c values
lot prices ACC. All the fine Swiss, convent and other
ebroderes are included although not mentioned above
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-05-28

a. white sheeting, 4Oc value, special price 33c
a. white sheeting, 25c value, special price &c
s4 white sheeting. soc value. special price 26c
"a white sheeting, 30c value, special price 26c
"a white sheetings 25c value, special price 21c
White muslin Sc quality special at Sc
12hc quality. special at &c. All prices up to TIC
Zoe quality. special &C. 15c quality special 1Oc
22c quality, special 1sc. 35c quality, special 29'
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-05-28
White Wash Goods

We have big variety in this depart
ment, white India linons plain white
lawns, faxons, lyklinens, dinnity bar
red nainsooks, vciles, crepes, rice cloth,
gaberdine, pique and organdys. We
can't possibly mention all the prices in
this department, everything will be
marked with the sale price. White
madras just the thing for waists and
boys suits, SOC quality, SIC
Organdys and check lawn Csc value, special 19c
Barred nansook and check lawn Zoe value, special
y White lawns and dimtys 15c value special 10c
White wash goods zoe value, special 16c ~
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-05-28

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Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-05-28
White Ribbon

White Ribbon
We have all widths in white
ribbon from 1 1-2 to $50. We
quote just a few of the prices
No. 4O-20c quality, special 15c
No. 6O-25c quality, special 18c
No. 100-35c quality, special Csc
White Gloves
Long and short white silk
and fabric gloves
$50 SOC gloves, special 3Sc
75c and S5c gloves, special SIC
$1.OO gloves, special 78c
-~ lbs gloves, special 93c
1.75 gloves special 1853
200 gloves, special 1888
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-05-28

bi1lQdOt1S
Ladies Soc values, 41c Ladies 75c values, Gle
Ladies 81 values, 83c Ladies' 1.25 values, Ole
Ladies 1 so values, 139 Ladies rs values, 1.58
Ladies so values, special 135
Ladies' 1, IS values. special 15S
Ladies' 200 values. special 17s
Ladies 3 90 values special 273
ChiLdrgt1's Under MuSiils
We have 5 lots in the children's musins
Lot chldren's pants, sizes 2s46slo12 special &C.
chidrens pants sizes -2-3-45SslO12 special loo
' chldren's waists, sizes l2345 special loo
/" chldren's skirts. sizes 2-3, special lOc
Lot 3. chidren's pants sizes 246SlO12-l7, special 15c
g chldren's waists, sizes 3d. special l5c
90 chldren's French skirts sizes 6, special 15c
Lot Children pants sizes l2346-S1O-l2135l7 sp Csc
g chldren's skirts sizes IS, special Csc
chldren's night gowns, sizes 46S special Csc
s. chidrens gowns sizes 4-6-lO-1214 special Soc
g chldren's French skirts sizes 2-34, special SOC
g chldren's Princess slips sizes 6s, special SOC
g chldren's pants sizes l315-l7 special Soc
g chldren's skirts sizes $50. special SOC
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-05-28
Lace Curtains

We have a few odd Curtains and odd
pairs White Curtains that are Unparalleled
BARGAINS. All the White Lace Curtains are
included.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-05-28

No. 4O-2Oc quality, special 15c
No. 6O-25c quality, special 1sc
No. 100-35c quality, special 25c
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-05-28

White Waists
We are going to put
all our white waists in
this sale.
75c waists, special SOC
SIPS waists, special CSC
$50 waists, special 81 ,39
200 waists, special 1.89
ESQ waists, special 2.28
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-05-28

White Muslin, Long Cloth and
NainsOOkS
We have the sheer nainsooks, soft fin
ish long cloth, convent cloth and ma
zalia cloth. those materials SO pleasing
anal suitable for the fine dainty under
garments. White musllns in all
widths. 1914 white sheetlng good
value at SOC, price for this big White
event $50.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-05-28


White Neckwear
and Handkerchiefs.
We certainly have a
very dainty line in these
departments. A fine
embroidered handker-
chief, loo value for SC.
Initial handkerchief, a
line of colors, special 1Oc
The daily Alaskan., 1915-07-31

waiting to see what they will do. If they don't gtop we will probably have to step in there and clean them out"
 Senator Tillman is not a beliey- CT in ."ueace at any price" and said that he wasn't necessarily in fla vor of Q large navy, but that he wanted the best ships money could buy in each class.
 Germany is undoubtedly trying to force us iutc war, as l think she realizes that she is licked al- ready, and that ultimately she will have to admit it to the world, but in the meantims she is trying to drag all the nations possible into the fray to help England and France divy up he spells, if thee are any, in that way cutting down the advantage to England" he said when questioned about his opniion of the action If Germany.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-07-31
AN INTIMATE INTERVIEW
 WITH 4 GREAT AMERICAN
By Edward I. Wade

rugged face, wrinkled like an Eng fish walnut. "I will tell you. Bry- an is a great man-put that in your pipe and smoke it. He is scholar, and orator, and very clev- CT politician. Had he not been miracIe-worker Wilson would not be today in the White House. No po- litical parvenu could have swung that Baltimore convention. Do you know that Bryan signed every previous note Wilson sent to Ger many, baking at the last one only? We'll he did. How can he explain that inconsistency. His 'resigna- ton from the cabinet was political a psychological (with apologies to Woodrow necessity. Bryan is, in my opinion, out of politics. l think know Bryan pretty well, and I know that his 'peace-at-any- price propaganda ls an obsession with him. and realizing as he did that he and Wilson had come to the parting of the ways he slipped out aG gracefully as he could"
 asked the senator about the probable rehabilitation of the re- publican party. "The republican party" he said "is too dead to. skin" "The DrogressiVes, he continued twill net and cannot am algamate with the regulars. The republican platforms are bristling with unfulfiIled promises, and even if they play a little politics of the peanut sort at their next conven- tion and try and dope out some program to tickle the popular pal ate they are too deep in the mud for the Resurrection Angel to get them cut. am a turn the rascais out sort of democrat. That's my religion. Give the democratic boys chance at the swill-tub-poor devils, they are hurry enough. Yes, sir, I am one of the Jacksonian kind, and l believe ill putting your friends on guard"
 Let me give you parting shot, and his frame strengthened up like a pine sapling on his native Caro- line hills, "and you may consider it the voice of prophecy, ifyou like. Woodrow Wilson will be your next President; the democrats will gain the next house, and will continue to hold the senate. Isn't that enough to make any man sit up and shout with all the junction of some old Methodist brother Glory, Glory Hallelujah.'
The daily Alaskan., 1915-07-31

Though not yet full organized IS to committees, the Skagway Con- mercial club is beginning work on the problems before the citizens of the citv and will undoubtedly be able to show important results within the next few months.
 It is an organization of boost crs"-for the good of all and the i.jury of none. Every man whose interests are in any way identified with the growth and betterment of Skagwav is invited to join aud help witL the boosting.
 The matter of securing the i'm mediate rebuilding of the Skagway river bridge, of which Q portion was recently carried away by the high water, the importance of which Is recognized by everyone, has been taken up, and yesterday Mir. Phil Abrahams, secretary of the club, was Instructed by the President, Col. W. L. stevenson, to send the
The daily Alaskan., 1915-07-31
M AMERICANS
 KILLED IN HAITI

Port au Prince, July 31 -
 Two seamen, William s. Gom-
 Vcrs, nephew of Samuel
 Gompers, the labor leader, and
 CaSon Whitehurst, were kill
 cd by snipers when the ma
 Iiues landed here today. Four
 Haitians are also dead as a
 result Of the skirmish.
 Philadelphia, July 31-The bat tleship Connecticut sailed for Hai- ii this morning with 800 marines aboard.
 Fort au Prince, July 31-There is 9 respite today from the carnage and murder-the reign of terror Of the East few days. American marines have been landed and are guarding the foreign legations and protecting American and foreign citizens and property, which makes more orderly behavior on the part of the natives.
 A committee of public safety has taken charge of the city and it is hoped will be able to bring order ont of the chaos and establish regular form of government soon.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-07-31
PLEASED WITH
 RECEPTION

Seattle, July 31-Imperial Po- tentate Stevens, who has just re turned from his Alaska trip, eN- pressed himself as very much pleas ed with all that he saw, particular ly the scenic glOries of the in side passage.
 He was particularly gratified by the unique reception tendered him self and party by the Mystic Shrin- CTS of Skagway.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-07-31
0N MEXICO
 AND GERMANY

Of interest in connection with the above interview is the following eX- pression of his views, given to the Juneau Dispatch:
 On the question of intervention in Mexico, Senator Tillman says that anything President Wilson is at all likely to do will be right according to his opinion.
 He said: "W.'son has already notified these people that they must cease fighting, and he is
The daily Alaskan., 1915-07-31
NEN COMMERCIAL CLUB GETS
 INTO ACTION SCORE ONE

following cable to the Alaska road commission:
 Skagway, July S0th, 1915. Alaska Road Commission,
 Valdez, Alaska. Chief engineer passing through investigated conditions river and destroyed bridge, can we possibly expect immediate relief, same ab- solutely necessary.
 sKAGWAY COMMERCIAL CLUB,
 Abrahams. The following answer was re- ceived:
 Valdez, Alaska, July 30th, 1915. Secretary Commercial Club,
 Skaoway, Alaska. Re your wire, date definite ans wer will be given next 'wek upon arrival Lieutenant Mehaffey.
 ALASKA ROAD COMMISSION.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-07-31
GERMANS LOOK
 FOR ORDER

Seattle, July 3O-The informa- tion received here yesterday that Germany is considering and is ex- pected to act affirmatively on the suggestion that all British ships be declared to be pirates and that they be ordered sunk on sight with out warning and regardless of their cr.ws and passengers came to lead ing German sympathizers in thls city who believe that it is authen- tic
The daily Alaskan., 1915-07-31

SkagYay has had Lldly AuIeA 9''' ing as well as interested visitors this summer. Lured by the spice Of romance, golden dreams of wealth or the ''spell Of the Yukon, v they rave drifted in from all points of the compass.
 The steamship Sophia, sailing Thursday, had on her passenger list United States Senator Benj. R. Till man Of South Carolina. For over twenty years "Pitchfork Ben" has loCmed large in the public eye, Go bach to the headwaiers of the Say annah and ask enc of the wool hat, one-gallus mountain hoosiers about Ben" Tillman, and he will look at you with whitening scorn. Not to know Ben Tillmar with them is an unfOrgivable Offense. They may be as unlettered as the back of q tomb stone, may be the habitat ol the hookworm, these gaunt, sallow crackers" of the Carolina noun tains, but they can unreel enough political "reminiscences in an hour about the "oue eyed plough-boy from Pigeon Roost" to fill volumes. They remember the Tillman-Irby campaign; the rise and fall of the Farmers Alliance" on whose broad back many a corn-field politician rode into power, and they love to whittIe sticks, spit "bacca" and tell how Ben .Tillman skinnel the folks who lived in the big houses, and hung their hides out to crackle in the sun.
 As I scrutinized closely the aged senator, and as I recalled with vividness the sulphurous days when Ben Tiilman stCod upon the stump" armed to the teeth, hurl- jug at his enemies fighting epithets, the Southern aristo- cracy in its very citadel, appealing to passion, prejudice and age-old hatred-a political Ajax defying the Hghtning-there sunk deep into my consciousness an overwhelming sense of the atrophy of long years, How well l remember him fifteen years ago eVen-an aggressive, stur- dy, unyielding, acetic figure-from whose lips dropped no honey of Fly rather the gall of bit terness. How his foes winced under his verbal lash. Every inch of ground he gained, every advance he made was purchased by indominable will-power. No invertebrate eyer could have stood where Ben Till man stood.
 Wilson" he said to me, Wilson will be Te-nominated; reelected. That is conceded by any one with all idea above an oyster. He has made good. He is the big figure of con temporary politics. Big busi- ness, little business and people with no business at all are thank ing their stars that Woodrow Will son is at the helm. We are keep ing out of this European shambleS' but If we do get into it, let me tell you something," and the fires Of that fighting spirit of the early uineties glowed in his eye, while his words cracked like rifle shot, When Uncle Sam deals the cards the jackpot will be opened"
 50 you want to know why Bryan got out of the cabinet, and what there was back of it." and just the shadow of a cynical smile lit the
The daily Alaskan., 1915-07-31
JAP CABINET
 RESIGNS

ToLio, July 31-The Japanese cabinet resigned here today, as the continuation of 9 long and bitter contest which arose out of the con troyersy with China, the ministry having been more lenient with
The daily Alaskan., 1915-07-31

Tennis rackets, tennis balls, ten his racket eases, tennis racket press es, tennis racket grips at Keller Bros. Drug Go. Get in and make your selection while the selecting Is good. 7-27-St'
The daily Alaskan., 1915-07-31

China than the leaders of the op- position party desired them to be.
 I. Is understood that any possible change of ministry ct this time will not change Japan's relationship to re European war, as all par ties desire the success of the al- lies.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-07-31
NORGAH E
 BACK AI OFFICE

New York, July 31-J. Pierpont Morgan returned today from yachting tour and came to his oI- flee for the first time since he was shot by Holt.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-07-31

London, July 31-The Le- land Liner Iberian, enroute 10 America, was sunk by submarine off the coast of Irelal.d early this morning.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-07-31
SUBMARINE SINKS ANOTHER
 LINER---I AMERICAN LOST

Five of the crew were killed by shell fire when the steamer tiied to escape. Two died of exposure, one of them an Am crican mUIetender. SiXty-Cne were landed safely.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-07-31

Petrograd, July 31-The ev- aCuatiOn of Warsaw was an- uuunced today. All indus tries of the city were dis n;antled by the Russians be fore leaving.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-07-31
WARSAW IN HANDS OF GERMANS
 RUSSIANS RETREAT GOOD ORDER

completed today, along the vast 200 mile front. Everything in the territory surrounding Warsaw that could be of possible value to the Germans was destroyed by dy- nanits and torches. rendering it barren waste.
 Geneva, July 31--German ayia- tors report that the evacuation of Warsaw is in progress and that the Russians are marching eastward.
 Vienna, July 31-Austrian cay airy are entering Lublin, ninety five miles southeast of Warsaw.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-07-31

Berlin, July 31 - This city is wild with joy over the capture of Warsaw. It k re- ported here that thousands of prisoners were taken.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-07-31

London, July S1-Russian evacu- a,icu of entire line in Poland was
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ialsial seeseDslss Dsoves . flaaselai
sueeesA - Junls ~ - osov11ol
IN - - - ~ eoooosoo soogu
ooos1 aoge ~ - vh1e1 ~ GD0o1
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La Junta tribune., 1915-09-25
aonsA Osslsg.

Rocky Yord--swink flied 10 Fcsssf.
whaIsn Vas besned BY the pitcher ami
went - frat Nssney walked. smith
hIt q chstisesA and Masney wss fore.
I'd - ssesnA Maxwell fesisl out 90
samus1a
II Jsnss--Thraiikii hii to third and
was out ~ first Merrill whifsed the
osoaA A11tnstoa walked. Forester
htt ~ sso - owtak oa1 wns safe -
. fo0ese. A11easesa eslns q shlrl.
La Junta tribune., 1915-09-25
e1eoe Doooog.

tsocky F0rd-<JobIn hIt 20 Forester
nnd was out at first whaien was
beaned and went to first. going TO sec.
ond on . passed hall. Jackson was out
when he bvAted . third strike swtnk
hit 70 Thraiikt1i and WAS out st first
IL Junta-Porssfsr famed. samu.
els flied 10 s~ink. cheiisord flied 70
Whn1en.