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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-07
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i9nen oisieIbs infoIse Der qrpbsn 9e.
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IdmmIuug itattfiuben. Die NlGiai.
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rem ben eroben Streit uno erit In
iiingiter 3sit lit bic Union pisber gea
trGftigt porben.
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topn niro ibrs @eriammluug an
nGditen 9ienitag. ben 13. SuIi abs
talten
- Der oeutI5e 9Oniul Or. Oscar
Wesger BAT geitern bel gurgsrmeiiter
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men polisiiteu. Der eirsn beutiden In:
iertbanen mibbdnoelt ba6en ioa
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iCiu. 10 piro eine formeqe qntloge ae.
gen ibH erboben psrben. polsei3ei
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Sdnoen.
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Clifton Sprinqs q. o., Der uIs autoa
ritdt dui meoi3inii6em @ebiet gilt
hlt ben Ruf als prOfeiior Der Rebi'
gin on unierer llnipsrfitdt anssromt
men. Or tpiro ben 5reoerid Bort'
beimer glemorial QsbrftubI inne 81
ben Or. Rorris mar friiber in gtnr
arbor uHO an Der Sobns Spptins Uni
periuIt in Baltimore.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-07
SaS meoi,iniId,s Goaess.

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-07

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TT jebt int Wamge.
9is ii bn yaiani, ben eit jsindm pnSn,
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rbalttn. sit Gbalten n6t nut seuau bas, was sitns
balttn oGttn, isnonn sie ba5H audi pdttr bic brubi.
snbe 3uRdnans bab aats, uas Gle fauisn u6ligt Sus
frisbnftanng stbn pirb, San idmmti1e Saasn, bic
udbrtno oits &rtaui5 bsi gpsuts pTairt uuoeH, Tnb
Dm rtgnldun Eager tntuommn uuS Fub ID shl uno
Gualitdt i.ts nntrrddt.
sit brau6tn i'd uur potuHtbmn, pid uid Gle
ausgsbm wsln. 9ie SeSuihoutn Eno aeHan uie on.
ggsben, ipDaj d is5r lddt fit sit if, ben Seas ben
Sit eripatn al allen glrikln, bic sie fanisn, ansu,
rednn.
50 II unm5slid, GinRlbtitsa bir anjniibren,
iommtu slt Daber nHr In Der Gruaruug gaes, uas cit
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intr bSenttaDn Griparnb DorjHinDm unb Sit urSn
nidt tHttiuidt unbu.
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SrieffaFen.

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gorfabrsn limb pon GngIanb einge'
panbert. 'Sn Isinen Qoern flob teir
ceuti6es glut.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-07

Die rRsos" fubrsn ssitern glbsno
Oon gbicaso mad Retp gort ab, no
morgsn ibr piertGsiser aampf nit ben
rRieien" i'm polO qart begiHnt uno
no es iih iebr baIb snti3eioeT Diro,
ob tie 3ur permansntsn 9eiiBna5m. Ell
nsr StsGung in Der eritsu 8ioiiion Der
RanaIiite bershtiat fino.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-07
MISSION BELL
Fucker MeIOnen
Die iamadhaen sibt Bel dnSern Dr. snsasi&Go a

crgen in oas sieih Der engIii6cu
lltopien su perrpeiien.
Srau3 gdbiroer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-31
POUND STERLING
CONTINUES DECLINE

NEW YORK. AuE. so-TNo things
stand out tonight a. the dominant f.a-
lures OF todays foreign exchange mar
ket.
English gold and American securi-
Ties 20 the amount OF SIS. O0o. goo we're on
fs ra-5 TO- help redeem me pound sterling
run It's lowest recorded depreciation
The pound sterling dropped a cent and
a half more In value
New low values OF the pound sterling
renee. For the past four Business dsys
a new record has been eStabii-h.I .seb
ea{ Today q was SCI al st61. 20 cents
which equalied the previous low record
mere were no Indications al the close
OF business today that the end OF the
stump was ~ signt; on the contrary. the
oeIlet prevailed that sterling would be-
come still further deprecated before
swspt Others with II
In its downward plunge. sterling car
rled With u all continental exchange eN-
cept Russian ruhles in WHICH d.aungs
were said 70 BE extremely light This
saturday rising from Sa4s5 10 geg50.
r rancs went 10 A6.o2 within points OF
their previous low record OF depreciation
from their former record German
IeichsmerNs teu 90 so7sC three-quart FRS
OF a cent above the low record and about
week '
With the markets Thoroughly demon
allied no one In high banking circles
cared 20 venture an explanation or "A
forecast. Representatives OF half a doz-
en- big banking houses said they were
not Interested IN the latest figures This
was taken 10 mean that they had vir-
ssuaiik ceased 20 deal IN foreign exchange
Tor the time being There was no meth
Cd or demonstrating the amount Of bust
ness that was done In sterling. but there
Was every indication that a large guam
tity OF bills had been presented here
AGAINST European buyers and that this
mad forced rates down.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-31
COTTON MARKET

NEW YORK. Aug s0-Cotton fu-
lures opened steady October So 90.
i,ecember. &lo1s. January $40 40.
March Siu.57. May 9Io.7s
eahzing in advance OF the govern
ineut report scnt prices back a. ABOUT
saturday closing level late in the
in"rhiuE. ana the report itself making
l"' '"hplilpn b3@ or almost exactly
~ line with average cNpecgHtI1ua. v-a-
inllo"e 80 hN continued heavy proft TAX
ing There was also more Southern
scIlihE. and while tho buliish crop ne-
arrs brought in good deal or outside
buying prices sold ~ Co Ig points nef
lower during The early afternoon Win
october touching 9.71 and December
isater huctuations were Irregular but
Ialll' .nci increased offerings and Tie
market broke again toward oteI,.E
WIN october selling down to Hs5 ana
ganuhrf 20 lolt or 10 90 Do points not
i'"fr under continued realizing ana
feports ~ increased southern 1TarIrre
spot cotton quiet. mdIIirr guI,l,i.
1913 sales 100 bales
cotton futures closed sYas. t.t,.t.-
~ S. December SOC. Tnrunrt ffnr o'
March HlN..t. Nav EfHrs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-31
NEWSPAPER OPINIONS

SIN a powerful and reaour-efrI
lUHra bull account
FINANCIAL AMERICA There be- an
Impression nu fha floor CHAT the market
T.. femNnfHrIIN fulI uT stocks
WALL SIT IbrEN SAL. LARGE inter.
.. IRE quietly taking stocks as they
bro offered
ODD LOT REVIEW shFs..Ws do
not advise ignoring the IrduatrIafr nj
i"ffthfr but think that aa class good
railroads Hre safest
FINANCIAL. NfNa . NH..... .r Ala.
furIinr foreign news rrr.rIr.f v.ttr
i'n receipt ~ $40 600 I.. HfIIfIHrr.
EH.. from lHrU.. and reports nr pros.
I'F.i. from many rHu| ions from fHH
iN.. o.. HI. NErIE fn encourage hIIIHn
speciality operations bf pools
IHtNN a EItN AS HhNH..rf d. unite
probable fnnf copper shares which were
'niIt .n. lined fo 'ar viii br forced
into The Iiur light
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- ; nryan.s oiosInr - 80

|LN WORK. AUG 7. Tho Absence
.. ftri.IuF Developments over fTr uer..
ruI nH. reflected bF ri moderately hIrh.
on range OF quoted talura during fhe
FORENOON lIf Ha fNr secession rrnrreeaa.f
'". NH' frIf IHe WEIGHT Uf REALIZING
-frrf a1 chat ri .uH..lHs... .f 3D..
Nf' I"HII.E" much IrHrr.IrrIfr was Ir
.NrU"r Tho NHI.. HffaIr VhTr not
iI.Iu.fl m seem. fu hHN. been frm-
."."rIIr relocated fH Doe rrrr aa . afr.r
market Influence. and more rr IaHH fHr.
U.M heard relative fl fNr probable
lFInr nf fNr note which our state De-
Iu connection with .rr'Hrd.a contra.
.i.I cotton decree and che continued
n-.f'rh interference With American rhIp-
~ course lt ia anticipated that Lon
nn and washington viii te able 10
wen" IHrir minds In such manner ~
YOU 30 provoke concern. HHf Ha la usual.
4. .Ne case. there are mauf in the finau-
.I'i district who prefer 70 treat iuliC
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FINANCIAL.
SUGAR MARrE7.

NEW YORK. Aug. 3O-Raw sugar
quiet centrifugal s4.7o: molassos 3s.Ss;
refined auieti cut Loaf s6.55: crushed
1913. mould a 1910; cu-sss $3.50; xxx
powdered $3.50 powdered s5.75. fine
graduated $3.50; diamond A t5.s5: con-
fectioners a S5.b5: No. !, $40
sugar futures opened auietar fo6,,,
higher.
IN the afternoon. The closing Wa bare
F steady points higher 70 3 Lover
safes $50 tons September sass. De-
cemoer 1913; March f3.0s. May l3.13.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-31
WALL STREET SUMMARY

Wauash-P terminal resumes
trahlc arrangements win the f-ennsvt.
ing link.
condition ~ cotton August 20. esti-
mated 20 I0I', against s12g "a month
dEH ana ~ g. ten wear average
July imports fufrI ETag.0qe 600 AGAINST
AIa' hf1.lFl "a year ago.
Exports t-61.g1s $500 compared with
f1Hf.19sHI1 iu 1914
p luIuEfriHls gs.f uu ole
.I railroads a398 un DISC
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-31
WHEAT

CHICAGO. Aug. 30-Wheat sold OFF
20 me lowest figures OF the crop TODAY.
~ heaNN liquidation and lack Of support
20 &c with September az $50. r. and Ne
cember al % lac. 4 general opinion that
cary rear Of frost damage 10 corn I'M
tne northwest was not well founded
lowered values on that cereal after I.
strong opening. The market closed eas,,
20 shade higher al bGiac for Septem-
- 81 ahg ga q &c for December. Oats
PROVISIONS closed at range Of %. n 81
higher 20 27isc lower.
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MONEY 1ARKHr.

NEW YORK. Aug sO-Mercantiie
paper 81 q5t Der cent Sterling. so
day bills sass: demand sl6I60: cables
sAbela. Francs demand 1902: cabies
stol. Marks. demand Sic: cables Sire
drer. demand fG.52. cables $3.50. Eu-
Dies. demand % &c. cables 3aAc Har
silver 41c Mexican odliars SIC. Gov
eminent bonds steady. Railroad bonds
irregular. Time loans steady: so DAYS
20 per cent. 30 days 2thQa per cent.
six months 81 per cent. cali MONEY
STEADY hiEh per cent: low ~ per
cent. ruling rate per cent. Last loan
offered az per cent
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i9usly while ticklish matters are under
discussion. The outside demand Tor .s-
c4riues has subsidized some " hat and Tho
disposition fl becoming more prounuur-
ca on the part Of thus, who have en-
gagged extensively on the bu,tur side
81 the war order ISSUES TO reduce Ions.
lines Of same H
Ih ADDITION. the borrowing demand for
stocks is not spirited which STRONGLY
suggests that the short interest has conc
tracted ln "a marked degree
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

PARIS. Aug 30-prIr.a u..r. firm. o,
thr hOurrr fu-dHT Eruf.a rs francs Zoo
D. .rr. on London 81 francs 7rc.
lf'NboN. Aug POI Bar silver -sI PEE
nhufr. Money ai1u ger cent IIa-
count rates short bills and Three
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NEW YORK. Aug s0-The metal sr-
not quoted ~ London lead az. I5r.
ruelfrr ArH
Copper steady. etrrtrolyfir $500
iron steady SO. northern SIS lr rf
fs. ~. 81. $4,000 1900. So i sasth-
rf. -aH 1919. $50 O. fff.UUnI5rn
NI''HI t.DtHrc. quotes tIn DUN $500
AZ London SPOT copper fss. r0s. ru-
iurrs 800. .s.. lI..frUiEfie lef zoe. ar1f
tn AI.. pos. future. ftf. Ire. anti
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FINANCE


NEW YORK. Aug. 9O.-The note.
worthy feature OF today's irregular
market was It's highly professional
character. Public or speculative in
terest was less pronounced than at any
ptime since the readjustment of rela
tons with Germany and pool manipu
lation was therefore less effective
Elimination of very considerable
part OF the large short interest in the
Who're popular issues also served to de
prive the long account OF some of its
recent ammunition.
The most significant and depressing
development was a further decline In
exchange on London to the lowest
record yet reported. Demand bills on
Lyndon fell TO i.61. as against last
weeks low quotation OF 1921. The
Paris check weakened &c TO COS and
Italian exchange also fell perceptibly
German exchange was only slightly
lower.
Early dealing In stocks were marked
BY mixed gains and losses. the former
predominating. Lackawanna Steel was
foremost among the shares Of its class
advancing ~ points to the new high
price OF ~. Texas company. with a
gain Of ca TO l57. achieved a SINH
teA tAoNAANAAoh anu oiutT OILS improved
presumably In connection with a bet
fter feeling in regard to the Mexican
situation.
War shares and fertilizers were
pushed forward by pool syndicates and
made some striking. 81 temporary
gains. Baldwin Locomotive rose (
points to $3.50 and Westinghouse ad
yanced 2 points to 1855. In connection
with reports OF an increased dividend
In the railway group early gains OF
] to 3 points were followed BY reces
sions OF almost as much. New Haven
was prominent in this class for lis
advance OF AZ 10 Goa. holding az that
quotation. U. S. Steel. while the most
: active stock. manifested heaviness
selling down 10 1854 and closing al
I5A. a net loss OF q. Total sales 737
900 shares.
Bonds ranged from irregular ID
heavy, Total sales. par value aggre
gated S3.225. 900
81 u. s. bonds were unchanged on call
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COFFEE nARKHr.

NEW YORK Aug g0ACafr-r uIa
bHrrHI Der E Csc.
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Pittsburgh Stocks.

WHEELINGl w. Va. Aug 30. rs.
The &C i've Pittsburgh stocks corrected
pally o.. \. J.. Wastcu a Co. bankers
ana brokers. National Exchange Eanls
building.
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There ore 10000 forcimcrs resi-
dent iu Italy
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The market opened cheerful an din
uuHtfials 80 the ascendanCy a. usual
American Linseed OH corn ara prcf
American Hide a. leather com. and pref.
-htres we're strung. The copper agen-
Siet say good sales Of copper metal are
beluE made on basis OF rs cents a
lpund and there is not mucu Afternoon
~ fluctuations Boz London metal market.
NJ saies % wire manufacturers have
nttn h'akl lately. steel has held we'll
around 10 q and looks a. ~ the next
move would come before untitled tom
mage hgures are published on the tenth
~ next month. The railroad stocks
we're some what stronger. Southern Paci-
~. Mon Pacific and Erie making fair
headWl}. The New Haven gained 81. r
nu moderate amount Of sales and 81 s.
central was boo better demand The
trCnd is stlli upward but ratlrond stocks
VIII Do more in evidence hcnCestiu up-
ward but railroad stocks will De more
in evidence hcucoforth
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zlandam. Holland. ls 10 have q
sugar factory
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IHi'AGp. Aug 3O.-Hogs- Eeeeipts
atvlp head. weak. bulk Es6saTG6.
nEht 5000 500, mixed SGsOm5s5.
heaNy ~ 15n go. roughs ss25m6.40:
Cattle-Re Receipts $4,000 head. steady.
calves lower. native beevss fs-1.fft0 81 /,
cows and heifcrs SJ10dS6G. calve.
sheep Receipts 10000 head. lower.
wothers $500 $50. ewes "a go.
lambs S1uUus.lO. NV
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-31
LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING. ". Va. Aug 80. is.
stock Exchange:
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WHEELING. W. Va. Aux 90. .rs
Corrected br g. D. Mastcn al Co. mem.
brra Boston stock TrrhnuuA Nf IH.
tourfh avenue. fitfaburgh ~
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PRIVATE MESSAGES TO nAsrENs

American Coal Products and Anacon-
da and Lehigh Valley are very good.
american Agricultural Chem paying
100.
10 T. highly probable that the specu-
lstlon THIS week Will be very largely in
lhe metal shares. Copper metal has ap-
parenily turned the corner ana ~ on
the way up again. The demand b. in
tfearing ana the price Is improving
Tpelter - moving up again. ~ b. said
that there u an enormous demand for
iean. ON saturday lead sold al cents.
~ ~ not improbable that lead will sell
az cents during the coming week
winch are OF course. bonanza prices II
ir not improbable that We will see "A
nlhktr speculation on this second rise
~ NE metal market than We saw on
we hrst rise. Much OF the war order
tstlk has been overdone and has out
uNee us usefulness. find that many
People are taking their profts iu these
war order industriais and are shifting
20 the metal shares
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PlTTSBU RGH. Pa. Aug. s0-Csttle
n 40, prime Sg.OOms.f0.
Shetp- steady. supply twenty douhio
decks. prime wethcrs S615u625. cuIis
ana commons $500 900. lambs SIS 00 u
300; veal calves 9l1.5G4I2.0O
H"s--ActiNe, receipts 80 double
decks, prime heuNies ST.b0a7.TO. med
iums and workers $500 IS. pias 81 6d
n $40, rouEhs S5.5uH6.O0.
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Cash quotations were
Rye. No. $50 90 SOC.
Barley-fSGg
Ttmothy-t5.5OqTOO.
Clovcr-&s asa l3.25.
Pork-21a.92.
Lard -Ss.02
liibs-$1.S2H
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New York Curb Markets.
WHEELING. W. Va Aug 40 s1E
Reported by A. r Mastcn a Co. l. T.
strand, manager. members New YORK
stock Exchange.
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T0nt shares $4,000.
Bonds s3.113.00O.
Cd sells cents n share.
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New York Stock Exchange.

WHEELING. W. Va Aug 80 'rE
Range of active stocks ON the Nesg
lork stock Exchange. corrected daily by
a. T. Master a. Co. brokers
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STOCKS. fBid. fAsk n. q
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-07-30
SINGULAR Gender.

"Some days ago." relates the wife of
a well known attorney, II accompanied
my husband on a business trip to
Cleveland. AS we ate u luncheon l
CHANGED to overhear several travelling
men TESTING with the colored waiter.
"George,' travelling men always say
George to a colored waiter)-this bill
of fare has an item, chicken giblets
with biscuit. We would like to have
some of that. but we want to know
whether there Is more than one bis
cult
George examined the menu card,
scratched his poll, and finally an
swered:
"sNo, suh-yo' dom git only n De
wo'd biscuit" is singular gender, as
de good book teaches. So yo' all don't
get but one.' "-Columbus Dispatch
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-07-30
The london Robby,s Helmet.

The policeman's dignity is largely CEN
tered in his helmet The late Sir John
Ashley testifes to this in his auto
biography. Speaking from the expert
ence Of his youth, he says: IF you
get into a row with the police don't at
tempt to hit a policeman, or you will
get the worst of 1t, but knock his helmet
off. He will instinctively stoop down
to pick 1t up, for a policeman without
a helmet is impossible. Meanwhile
you run away" It Is perhaps advts-
able to add that Sir John vas the
champion Splinter of the army, as
well as being a first class boxer.-Lon-
don Standard.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-07-30
ax Inference.

Pater and his small boy were pass
ing st. Paul's churchyard when the IA
Their pointed out some Of the larger
monuments about
The boy asked why they were erect
ed. His father explained that they
were In memory of good men and wo-
men, Soon the boy noticed some stones
which are laid fiat. He pointed to
these and asked:
"Do they put those that way to keep
the bad ones down? "-New York Post.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-07-30
Curious Bullets.

Rarities in warfare are bullets made
Of precious stones. but during the fight
ing on the Kashmir frontier, when the
British troops defeated the rebelnous
Humans, the natives used bullets OF
pure 'garnets enclosed In lead. Many
OF the troops preserved these as curiost-
ties.-L0nd0n Mail
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-07-30
Confirming ! Wife,s Riaht.

Vii TrTrT5 49,
Eat least he was original In his pro-
posal."
'Did be claim that you were the only
girl he ever loved?"
"No. He asked me If I'd accept the
right nightly to demand Of him where
he had been till this hour."-Detroit
Free Press.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-07-30
GORGEOUS EVENING FRoCK.

Jet is used this season on many
of the evening gowns, but this frock is
unique in that it is entirely of jet
over a black satin foundation. This
frock is particularly becoming to long
slender lines.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-07-30
start of His Finish.

swell, old man, how's tricks9"
"Miss Wallaby accepted me last
night"
81 suppose you are around today ac-
cepting congratulations"
"No; I'm around today trying to Dor
row $500 to buy the ring."-Louisville
Courier-JournaL
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-07-30
(s) Saturday only.

Direct Connections for Cape May
GTnonPsoN BAKER, President EVANS q SLAUGHTER Passenger q Tr.nc Asat
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-07-30
announcement

I will hold my next Annual Combination Auction
Sale of Wildwood Real Estate on Monday and Tues
day, August 10 and II, 1915, at which time l can
sell your property wherever located on the Island.
All entries must be made before August Ist. For
further information inquire at Office, corner Mag
nolia avenue and Boardwalk, Wildwood, New Jersey
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-07-30
Mrs. Frank Becker
0 "a. I'D ave.

East of North Wildwood station
will be pleased to show you q new line
Of Spring aud Summer dress goods; a
large assortment of ginghams and per-
Gales. galetea and linens at all prices.
Furnishings for Men, Women aud
Children, also Infants outfits.
All grades Of canvas aud window
nettinRs. Sweaters for every member
Of the family. Dressmaking supplies
and trimmings. Everything at city
prices.
Agency for PictorislsR Review patterns.
Both phones
Bell, 261-L Keystone, 659-Y
Goods sent throughout the County
by Parcel Post. Free delivery on Five
Mile Beach.