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The Detroit times., 1915-09-28
JOBBING PRICES.

Canned Gsea.-AppIes, ,a.ssSase
gal. baked beans, 2-lo- SeVS SOC:
Lima beans. Slnl.25. Corn: Fancy
Aiaine, si.lo, standard. soc. Table
June. $50. standard. 81. baked, 500
.0c salmon: Buckeye tail, $40; dat.
$3.50. Alaska reds. Si.s0; Alaska
pings. 81. Tomatoes, N.1o. Marrow
early June. $40 per doz
Feed Jobbing prices In iz-bbi.
sacks: Bran. S25. standard middiings.
$40. fine middlings. s3e; cracked corn.
$3.50: corn and oat chop. 33l.50 ton
Fiour-Joobing prices Best Mlcht
gan patent. IS. 30. second patent. $3.50;
straight. ss.20. pure rye. $40. spring
patent. $3.50 per Dbl. in paper sacks.
Hardw are-Nails. Sl.So case. an
n-aied wire. $50 bundle. galvanized
steel. q and ~ gauge. s225. 20 gauge,
barbed wide. , point. sl.s5 per spool:
galvanized sheets, ~ gauge. $3.50; rs
gauge. $40: % gauge, $3.50; IS
DIT bronzed axes, - doz.. black sheet.
81: 81 gauge. s225: IS gauge. s2.3o:
carriage bolts, small. 75c, 10 and . per
cent on list; large. zoe, 10 and per
cent on list: large. zoe: 10 and on .
machine bolts. small. so and per
cent of list. large, 15c and or list.
Hides-No. l cured hides. lsc: No.
green hides. l5c; No. | cured bulls.
lac: No. l green bulls. u: No. I
cured veal kip. lsc; No. green veal
kip. 1Sc; No cured rnurraia. lie: No.
i green nurrain, i2c: No / cured calf.
isc: No. l green calf. isc; No. horse
hides. $50. No. horse hides. t2.5o:
No / tallcw. $3.50; No. . talIow. $3.50:
No hides, ic on: NJ. 2 kip and calf.
Ihc on: sheepskin Gas to amount of
wool. IS G. 75c.
Detroit Oil--Raw linseed old, sec;
boiled iinseed. soc gal in barrel lots.
Kerosene Taak-wagon or iron bar
rels: Diamond headlight. Sic; per-
lection, &c; palacine. 7sc; red crown
gasoline, loo per gal
Linseed oiI-Raw, sic; boiled, sac
gas
Provisiors-Mess pork, SIS; fam
lily. sieG 90; clear sacks, sl19ls'
smoked hams. lJ4 Is &c; picnic hams.
IlHQi2c. bacon. lsg2Cc: lard, IN
tierces, siIc; kettle rendered. loh 20
per 10.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-28
Detroit Stocks Elk.

These quotations subject TO COM
charges.
Active stocks.
Evening star., 1915-12-08
word!" murmured one fair suffragist as
the sergeants- at arms cleared the hall.
Guests of Mrs. o. n. P. Belmont.

Representatives of official and resi-
Dental circles of Washington, in addi-
tion to delegates from all over the
United States to the Congressional
Union convention. gathered at the
Cameron house, on Madison place, con-
vention headquarters, last night as
guests of Mrs o. H. p Belmont at the
reception given by her in honor of the
two western envoys.
The hostess wore a handsome gown
of white satin and silver lace. string
of pearls and diamond necklace As
sistants, who stood with her in the old
drawing room on the second floor of
Margaret Wilson, daughter of the
President; Mrs. Mark D. Bristol, Mrs.
Clifford Pinchot. DR.. Cora Smith King.
Mrs. $. NJ b. Young and Mrs. Amos
Pinchot of this city, and Mrs. Preston
Satterw hite, Miss Jessie Ashley, Mrs.
Harriott Stanton Blatch, Miss Lucy
Burns, Mrs. Florence Kelley, Mrs. John
Winters Brannan. all of New York:
Miss Anne Martin. Nevada; Mrs. Cha arles
Boughton Wood; Miss Alice Paul. New
Jersey: Miss Doris Stevens, Ohio; Miss
Frances Jolliffe. California; Mrs Sara
Bard Field. Oregon: Mrs. Cochrane and
ware.
Mrs. Crystal Eastman Benedict of
Massa chusetts and Mrs. John Rogers
were the speakers selected to gain ad-
herents to the suffrage cause through
speeches delivered at the intermissions
of the afternoon and evening perform
ances. respectively. at keith's Theater
yesterday. Miss Helen Todd of Cali
fornia will make the address tonight
Evening star., 1915-12-08
Expresses His Interest in the Christ
mas Sale of Red Cross
Stamps.

President Wilson is another advocate
of Red Cross Christmas seals. In a
letter to the National Association for
the Study and Prevention of Tuber-
culosis. the President says:
May | take this occa sion TO express
to YOU my deep interest in the work Of
the National Anti-Tuberculosis Asso-
ciation and my hope that its work is
growing in efficiency and extent from
year to year? May / not particularly
express my interest in the Red Cross
Christmas seal, whose sale has been
the means of raising funds for the
work? 1t seems to me that this is
particularly interesting and sensible
way of enabling the people of the
country to give this great work their
support"
Steadily the number of little stickers
being sold in Washington is mounting
upward. Thousands are being dis
tributed daily. and by the time Christ
mas arrives Washingtonians. il is anti
cipated. will have contributed very
presentable sum to assist in fighting
the plague.
Evening star., 1915-12-08
FIVE WILLS FILED.
Disposal Of Estates Described in Tes.
lament Placed on Record.

BY the terms of the will OF Mrs,
Sophie l.. Finckel, dated April L. l9Os,
beauest of $1,000 is made to her
daughter, Emily Gertrude. The re-
naming estate is to be distributed
equally among the eight children OF
the deceased George NJ. ana faui
Finckle are named as executors.
The entire estate of Elizabeth barnes
is given by her will to Alexander "a
Wis, Carolina Jones. Henrietta Blouht
and Mary j. Smith. The document
dated June II, 1915. names as eAecu-
tors George F. Collins and Lawrence
G. Fletcher.
Charles Z. Carter is named as soie
beneficiary of the estate of his mo'hes !,
Mary Hannah Carter. by her VIII
dated August %. 1910. He IS also
named as executor. Should the son oe
dead the mother had provided that Ne nef
estate should go to Garneiu
mortal Hospital, Providence Hospi'ai
and Georgetown University Hospital.
The will of Frances NJ. Cadden, datt
July 2, 1914. directs that her ~ ~
ture. clothing. jewelry and persona
fects be given to her nieces, BESSIE =
Evening star., 1915-12-08
Jennie FITZGERALD Suit Dismissed.

The suit of Jennie Fitzgerald against
William Fitzgerald for a limited oi-
vorce. which has been on trial for sew
'eral days before Justice Mccoy OF the
Supreme Court of the District OIL 70
lumbia. has been dismissed by 'he
court Mrs Fitzgerald based her SUI
on the defendants alleged cruei al'u
improper treatment of her, al OF VIZ
Mr. Fitzgerald emphaticallN dehieu-
The plaintiff was represented py
tornev ]. II. Bilbrey while Attorney =.
J,eftwich Sinclair appeared for the "e
fendant.
Nathan stevens negro chauH " "
of Princess Anne. Md. is held IN sl'VoV
bail. charged with running down anu
killing William kibbie, thirteen.
Evening star., 1915-12-08
Life of a Forest Ranger" "

THE Life of Forest Ranger" is to
be the subject of an illustrated lecture
by viii c. Barnes of the forest service
tonight at O'Clock at the First Pres
byterian Church, John Marshall place
near c street northwest. A musical
program is also to be given. The en-
tertainment is to be under the aus
pices of the mems class of the church.
Evening star., 1915-12-08

and isabel V. Cadden, to be distributed
by them according to a memorandum
left by the deceased. The remaining
estate is given to the two nieces aoso-
lutely. and they are to act as eAec"-
trices. -,
CHRISTOPHER G. Murphy. by his Will
dated March a. 1910, gives his per
sonal estate absolutely to his Wlie,
Catharine Murphy. Sne IS also 10 naNe
a life interest in the real estate. Whicl
at her death is to be distributed
among the children. The WIDOW Is aiso
named as eXecutriN.
Evening star., 1915-12-08

Suits-Every new pattern in the
host models. look will convince
you of their real worth.
Oyercoats-Balma I o m,
and semi -conserva-
tive, etc, are few of the models.
Come in and be convinced that we
others.
Evening star., 1915-12-08

linen Handkerchefs. quality:
ner in 100 beautiful designs you
oxen of these in pretty gift box makes acceptable
Evening star., 1915-12-08

Here is a bargain you cant af-
ford to miss These suits are guar
anteed strictly all wool and
color. The coat is made in new
Bulgarian model and the pants are
lined, pegged and have reinforced
SeannS SizaS Z To 1S
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1915-04-15
NuiIen 5ulriicfgeicbla9en.
Die Ohlpe Der Arteu m gSeen lOweit feblgiagen - Ses
betsgrtte ubegnbe Gnganb fault gSilbelmia ebi Cargo
Scbarfe oe,ttScbe 9snte.
RuiFde Efieuipe in ben aarpnbsn gum stufanb eebradt


ou III bm il
rm
pefduhem
III Q
nddn
bu M
il mcn
tim Snur Der Gsfmmu
or Der
I II mar rel
rmc
y6na Il
abe Der
il Ne
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$t13O
IL lin
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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1915-04-15

I0ie GcrrpirtlihunQ 0c8 GluncS, bic
gIgdntiId)en 8crIincr Glcftri5itit5-
IDertc t0uflih 81 itbcrnebmcn, lmbe-
fiimmert oorlm, OoB ooS 0eutihe go,
terIano tu1 Often unO Nciten DoIn
Seinhe unlnucrt miro. Der StuOt-
rat bot mir 9lnfuuf Ger StroBenbah-
ncn Ole Slnlmc pon 1870 NfIuIonen
Vinrf nusgeiebt,
@Ieib5eitiq miro ser 9lu$bau Ger
llntcr9runobohn in Sh0ncberQ nit
.Gnergic lno nit QroBcm &oitenuuis
'mano iortQeiebt, lm0 Ole StoOt Der
lin boltt cine ncue &crbinnlmq8ljn;c
.3milhcn Dem 9torOen un0 Dem Siloen.
0oB Die Stoot Berlin Ierner eincn
ilher 10000 9Idcr QroBcn Rieicnpurf
tuIite, INN oenicIbcn Der &crmoItuuQ
'Don @roB-@erIin ein5upcrIciben 1no
lin ,Sral1tfurt a. NJ. iogar nad Pitts
brllh 0ca &riCQc3 cine neue llnipery
iit0t einqepciht m1r0e, 1T bcreit@ in
oiciem 8Iu:t pcr0ffcntliht norocn.
gSir mcrocu ulio audl in ben Ser.
Stnatcn ocn .OerbuBten Ottlitori3-
mus" tennen lcrnen obid)on Die Gcr
Stdatcn hisbcr bcinube cbcnIp oiet fiir
15lotte uno Seer a uSgaben mic
GclttIdlan0, lm0 oabei filr eth itchcn-
Oe5 Seer pom $4,000 Wtnrn. arieq@s
iefretdr @nrri1on IicB oieier Gage bel
eInen1 9onfctt III Seem Yort Die auBt
ml5 bent Sud. II. q. ia9tc er, es lei
unltunig, iemon0cm @ehor su leihen,
Der olc 2lniicbt pertrete, Der ,Srieoe lei
gelid)ert, mcnn feline Station pfrieg9.
tiidtia" lei, NM Dab p8erobihculln9
ocS Srieqes mo ,SricocnSliebc oils
neiic miIitdrilde &oriidt qcprieIau
mer0en miiiie.
rIaS Broblcln ser omeritaniihcn
OtIlitarpoiitif gilt ea ieBt 81 loien
@ir oiirfen ms nidt iiber oic ,3lt-
fllnft Icihtiinnig Characterization. @ir
mitiicn piclmebr Die Iiuge beurteilen,
mic lie iino; mir biirfen ms niht III
ruti9e Siherheit fiir olle ,3eiten eir-
miegelt
,9aB ipir elmer groBcreu lmo elmer
beiIercn ltehenoen Nrmce beoilrien,
ais mir iebt beiiBcn, Ou5 lit nahgera0e
ieoernlom flor aelporoen. 0rinaeno
|notmenoiq lit aud cine ipoblgeidulse
|Neicrpc, I'M ctnoige 2iiden in Der re-
|guldrcn 9lrmee ihnell unb nilbelos
|ausfiillen 5u fonnen 8ie 9roB mn
Ter iteben0es Seer fein Ioa, lit eine
6rage. 6eren 2oiung fetne oriagenoe
lit. gorldufig brauhen mir ibr feina
9enhtung 5ll3urpenoen."
Die Itebenoe 4rmee Der gereinigten
Stuaten hetrage meniger als $4,000
Mann uno Die Stnotsnili3en famcn
fiir einen ariegsfaa MIR nenia inbe-
traht; oelm oller Wobrldeinlihfeit
nod lei nur Elm aerineer 8ro8entIas
bereit, in oie regulare grmee iid ein.
Ireiben 5lt lnIien.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1915-04-15
Gic ScntidDc 9iegiernug hat ueger

Gic bcutidDc 2tegiernug hat uegen
0c5 Wt1lnitionsihnhCra lm0 Der
Wmll0-bc-Nclttralit0t Der Ncr. Stoos
ten nit lullcrer ReQicrunQ ocutIh qes
lprohen. 9Ilt5 3uperl0iiiQcr Quellc
mIr0c i'll Grfohrlnq Qcbraht, oaB Der
EraIioent beim &cicn Der 0elttlhcn
9tntc in cine 10 Observation-Disclosures
gerict OnB cr fluga 9rpon mo an
0crc Gcrtrcter 0ca Stontsoepurtcs
ImcutS pl iih bericf nm ibnen oiC Grs
offnunQ 5u mohcn, cr mcr0c per'0ns
lidl ld)riftlihc 2lutruort ertcilcn lm0
ea iou Iofprt offi5icuc5 9emcismate.
riol QeIammclt mcrOen, oaB aud)
Ccut1flan0 an frIclfil0reu0c Otudtt
2&uiicn Iicfcrte, llnO 3luar int rltiiildl-
ioponiidcn im iponiih=nmerifan'-
IhCu inn 8aIfontricQC, mic mth in
an0cren &rieqen.
2&elen Der unQcbild} BON Icutih-
IaHo ludbrcuo 0Cs lpantId)-umerlfoni.
ldcn &rieges Qclicrcrtcn @offcn fpnn.
tC Col. G0pn GmCrion aus eiaener
Mclntni6 -~ Sol. Gmerion mor 90.
'maI% Sefret0r 0e5 omcrifaniihen9ot-
ihoftcrS IN Berlin @uorcm @bite
- be3eltgetL onB Gclttihlan0 Sur 3cit
Oca ipanilden &ricQca Die aricg2mt.
telonSnlhr pcrbot lm0 Gin nit 4rleqS=
material bclo0eue2 II. iiir oieSpanicr
in Gubo heltimmte3 Sdliii, 0us pom
Bremen unagelutfcn Dar, oltrd einert
arelt5cr in oen 3oicn 5urildbeorNern
IieB.
llnIere @erren uom griincn EiIh
mer0cl nod nusfinocn, onB Die oellt.
Ide Hcgicrrnq feinc TnfloQen erbebt,
Die tic nid)t bcmeiicu fann lmO bcroei.
len miro.
Ter 9iciu g)orfcr Standardization
9Ralone filnoiqtc trob Der grfldrlutQ
ocs aon5lers 2aniinq pom StoatSoe.
partement. oab nur Elm sSall oer
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oes RemDorfer
Safen5 pdbreno 0cs ellropdiidel
arieges bon britilhCr 5eite 3u per-
5eihnen lpGre, on, OoB er erbGrtcte
9emeiie fiir feline 2lnf!aee outage ge.
foroert bot, BOB oen in Der gt0bc bes
Seem Yorfer 0ofens lieaenoen britt.
Ihen ariegSififfen Gorr1te 5ngefiibrt
nli6 0ontit Die 0eutrolltdt Der Ser.
Stooten oerlebt pur6e Die bon Dem
britilhen 05eneroIfoniul Sir Bennett
9emohte 9Inoeiitnng CAB Serr Wto.
lone I'M GinnerItanonis nit oclltihen
agenten lei mun mi. 0icffsa oarouf bin
arbeite, einen Streit bonn 3ulne Sll
brchen, mnroe ourh Die entiuidellm-
gen nioerlegt.
Wfalone lit i'm geiib bon notorie(l
bcqlollbiqten stffiodpits. Gines oa.
BON Ioutet 3. 9. nie foIgt:
sd bin Elm Ii5enIierter 2ootie linb
aopitdn nno pdhrenb id) i'm Monot
ssebrllar auf Dem Boot =. mar, lie.
ferte id gorrdte all ben britilden
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1915-04-15

&rcu5er uGHcr" lno ein IN einen
0iliatrel5er pcrlnanoclteS 1onoelS-
ihlff oos 6eIhitbc an 8or0 bate uno
Die .en9liide tSloQge fiibrte, mebrcre
Meilcn bon Sanop Sooof eltfernt ob.
Sh bin miIlens, obnlihc 9lbIieferun.
gen fiIr $40 monatlidL IN Goraus
5ablbar, 81 modem. .,....
3u Incident 3lpede bon NtoIore
ouqcltcute 9eteftipes Oieic 2lffi0apit$
crlonQtcn in0 III, meiicn 2luftraqc iic
arbeItetcn ut nod cin @ehcinlnis,
iibcr oas Solicitor OtaIonc ShDeigen
beObadtete.
&cil lie in iGrcn Scpeidlcn on Die
uorgeicbte 9eh0roe in 8albington
nnh0riiflih Den lnlgiinltigcn lmo Die
t5ortoaucr Der 9lttcn 8e5iebuug II
5rpilhen Ieutihlan6 ltn0 2lmerifa ge-
fGbr0cnoen GinOrud bcruorboben, ocrl
Die nnoanernoe &erlebunQ oeS 8eilteS
edbtcr RcutralitGt ieitcn5 Der Be-.
Staaten auf ollie areilc Der oeutihen
8eu0lterlnq madt, mur0cu iomobl
Der frilbere Vtilitdrdttad)c in Berlin,
Major Saughorne, mie aud Die 5ur
GeoPohtlnq Der fricQcriIhen GrciGs
niiic an DIE 0cutihe 5ront obfonnan-
oierten omcrifonilhcu Gfii5iere fllr.
5erbanO abbGruIcn. Gie in ihreH o.
ridltcn enthaltene iharie Hritlf poBtc
eben Der Iominiitrotion niht in ben
aranl. Goa lit Der mubre @runo DER
Abberuilng, uno ollie onoeren bon Der
@albingtoncr &erlpaltltna in ole 8cit
IoEcierten @rilnoc itno nidts al5
lecre glusiliihte.
Giele GrfldrlrnQ pltrhe BON Gol.
gmerion, Dem friibereu Rrinotiefretdr
Oes frilhcren omeritoniIhen 8otlhaf-
tiers in Berlin, 9inorem 3. 8bite, Of.
ieutIih in Glepelano, O., obgegebn,
ober pom Der cngIiihen Greiie natiir-
lid pcrihmteaen. 9lud qob er fol-
genoe grfldrimg ob: nlluierc Hegie.
runq looet SduIo auf lid, inOem lie,
Ideinbeilig ibre RcutroIitdt in!uilmbe
fiibren0, Die ltnbeihronfte ausfubr
bon 8oifen, 0tlnition un0 ionItigerl
ariegsmaterial on Die alliierten Qe-
Itottet. @s miro qeiaqt, rief Der
He0ner aus, .,ein 0erbot oe8 8erfau.
iens bon arieg smotcriol iei gegen oos
geiee. g8enu ooS Der sSnIl lit. 10
fam ih nur mlsrltfeE: SsSa, Inn Got
tesmillen, oann cn6ert bod 10 idneIl
als n1oglid naS SeIeB"
@etrGnfeuerbpt in Der trans. armee.
8aris, s. april Wtit 8enebmi.
|glnq oes fran3oiilden 5ohitfomman.
oierenoen Warid,aa oSoffre bat Der
|aonlmanoenr Der fron3oiiihen 8ogc.
ienarnee IN Dem BON leiren Grnppefi
beletten @ebiet aallf ltnh 8erfaiif bon
aeiItigen 8etranfen nerhoten. gu.
IipiOerbanoeIn miro friegsgerihtlid
lItreng beItraft.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1915-04-15

(Garron5a liilo Suerta) aleidlnaBiu
5ll bebanoeln, ipenn cine ed)fe Nentra'
Iitat nno nid)t leOiglidl cine Nentrnli-
tat sanf bern Sapier befolst iuerOeH
Ipae.
eDieie auffaiIina bes iuohren ge-
ariffes bon Rentralitat ipiirbe, nenil
anf ben jebigen San aliaclnanof, Sit
rinem Gmbargp auf Naffen fiibrrn. :
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1915-04-15

/ (Sabr uno einen Gag 3uhtDmt8 uno
500. &or 5cridt ltonben 116 2n-
Qeflo9te, bon ocnen iid 80 ihulOi8 be-
tantt batten @ Gie an0ercn p
muren iiberfilbrt nor6cn.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1915-04-15

(sSortiebung auf Settle A.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-28
ROCkpORT SOCIAL NEWS

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Nh- "Hrss a. ui lHtrho
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t''''s NccHlf prayer meeHrg H II.
.''' 'i"NN t''Hn frru F..tl.,.
gnu 0,'N"ti H 'rns H.HI
i"i' 'Na iH'eti'l'
Nf' "l" MiN ~ram
' e'ie ihNf f hrlue
'''7 ,,NN 'sii in fnr White lH
.'", S'n'Ai i' lhe Sedan oa.
N' ana Ais D. b tl.no at FaI
'HiM'f l'"eeF0f rs.tarfs
'N' w. "reh enH ".tl MASON an
' y % i''h
N"rM i.lnttr itrNrA p.I,.f.
and tish cDmmissionrr mass. r...
'',.' ''rm N,s''n th.s Vesk
~. eNo Nlra Y 2 ilarln ate en.
,t., H.'nsiter Mrs. o. 10
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-28

l'fownwnnd was chegen ns tho riAe,
~ meeting ror The Annual Convention
ih' Executive Cemnttee 30 decide ~
art date later sherman Whieh na1
given an Initiation also Withdrew t
fANar ~ NrownWiai
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-28

NiDnI..ine Got on thr FrnR i.lnr-
~ iAt Coward Who outs o. Nis.
l.ii 8nt fail Inhn Tr0fufatd Nearfs
N'i iraal tUr rhr gHuwhssl % ireSt
Iffiff hsAef In Sell is Tho Man Wae
'fiNtf- One 9oods ana snrh 3 MAR
htatl the llwns. NisinE
iii"hcei or sweden pusal couHif.
i''as Yesterday bis box a prinut
N.,''"f DFniaimng hish siade gmhl,
','i hraus Rnd adteTtisinE maiirf
Nri sflrgtel end ucii arrs na5a aaiifA-
..s appeals t0 Those "a be- want in 20 th'
FINS Line and win out IN the Hop
Stieirh was shipped 80 Mr. Hysii ~
me taragon Press Some ~ this ~ &
trH was printed IN tWo colors ana ar
l.sticnliy executed. aii in fine sh1Pt
MS Is O. tell Won and others that TT
''"iae7n Press Is doing a mail sriff
business ara that Ne want mail or1f'
business We never fail 20 TifNsf
write tef samples ard prices We nAhe
speciality Il rush orders ParnfiF
F'n'ins means az much as Strf'A77F
'ieFs 70 silver Address The Pafar.
sfess. an Chspafrai street. Phone -
Nfnr Ypnf informatians Mrs. tHA'
u iFmeni. owner. Geo. A. fNtw
M Hsser ssiles department. ~. y. WY.
"'nis. superintendent - d.sirrinE err
mechanical department --AdYeft.ss,..
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ilrownwnod was cheasn ls tho nlAs.
of meeting rur The Annual Convention.
ihs Executive Cemlnlttee 30 decide ~
act DATE later Shrrman. whieh nad
given an Initiation sls, Withdrew ln
inVer az rrownWoaa
The lfena'iye Committee cha
man. Mis . o. plnrc4 reported ths'
ihr mmittse had carried ont thv n
strueuon of the Galveston Convention
that onN one measure Should 49, push
~ nN tNr Committee thit q the COM
nHleun thirltfm I'm Nra nhrca
stated that Hhc sad dfarca x hll fot
Nft seniAtion hHl. when she fuuri
thrie vrfc ss,cml on tho samc topic
concluded % MSS best 10 ,olw abe wela
anc sYarmica p, Nr neuxh,y s
Nrai uhaness wore made si hef anse
iior ss She hah fnt she psMd parHs.
a. erge amount af carrrananleu. -
on ths MATTER shawinf artNiff ln seq
unH snpneit sor ths hiu ard raretapt
'ensu'utina w-ia she tuthof ~ ne hlii
frN state SunerintcnlYnt ~ rfnsa
tvh D Was HiSn stated in the dise'is
sinN THAI Aiin. reHuNhacker and Mrs.
Van bad fl,'a l-vfore tho COMMITTEE
whe had Inv Nil IN chRfee Tac das
NHNfF WV NfffNtIN ~ nc fNNNtN MIS-
nlhrsu and hrs Nirr chairman Nh
" Sneil bad me satisfaction az naar-
ing thv nin deiaiea After a session
~ ass hanrs 90 rrslav sna fniir o,'
SatnfdaV Il was cnrrnfs.sl "a tbs
House re state rreslge,a ane man,
other clMu wanea STAYED oNer "a tfs
rcauesi 81 those savncatnE ths meas
ure sFvl ere rfrft fons is d WIN D.
rasseA netn IN Ffnuse aissi s~sase h,
ne TIVE th's sfticlt b. reiesss,i -im
vsme~ ant az who hsVe lr,esiieas..,'
ine anhisrt faei thai ne nasslur n y
reasonable compulsory cslaratiou .av
Wln hr 'ar fcaehftc in ns rtfsct~ Sire
e Is The best emtns ~ rsme,i,inr rhRi
hhs'r nr,h'ens fiNcnOs ssuft otfensc,
iArd mauV A'hsf ~ ofttiems
essan,ie~s erferrss ~ fhs e~s-4
~ fV0'i1psx thra Wrre rrferrtsi I.
49, Executive rswr3 flr d.s.is,.a -. 4
whether thss uouiA 81 rrsis-i IN th.
frci4lsfufr were ry-q.imr,itte.i 81 ts.si,
fs.SpcctAe herrsmrpk Nasf - thfn
NrNe the hterfv replacement taf ~.
l'nfd ard ss,pvenusn lspt IN aeccanl
~ shr nree',t n~s-l fNr tlc cssa.nulss,tA
KAiugaticn law Y MAS deci.l~a 20 en-.
eensrate every effort 90 that. * q mat
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Oltt'd hNe sorr tett tufrirc fecr
swollen tc,t smrnins tees. trra tsst
a'e'1 bye cofns cahaases huulons
aHa FaW spots. ~ mere shgs tightrcss.
he mprn umpiug WITH fain ar irawinr
u' Nem heo iR agcns riTe ~ mast
eat acts ughl ct riE draws ont
az tAn i'fisonoss cNudatiens which ritft
Hp tar irot Use Tiy~ ami wear
snaaiirr Shoes 81 rI2- ana faraes
N"W ipet misct>. At ho~ counter.
tahlc yeir feri fAi
1ei -a-ccnt box az rll new "a
any irH<kist or lcnal tmou, store
ls'ut satirl. li-lo s0oa tecf. siad I've,
Wst thst NsNeI s~elf ueves hurt never
ect tirrt A vrr toot comintl su.f.
Anieei w meHs, rcfun,ic.i Advertise.
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-28
WEDDINGS
W.ahl naumnprlner NunllaIs.

WIGHT Baum0prtner Nuptials.
The marriage II Ailhn Marie Wright.
daughter ~ MT and sirr y ~ Wight
aui Nd william ilaumgR'iner occurred
YHpaday eSenlnN az tho home ~ the
BRIDES parents on taftiFn street Faith.
~ Peter officiating.
The bride was gowncd IN white nat.
iu and carried a bouquet u white and
pink cnrnntlaus
Miss Josephine Power was tho oni,
attendant:
The wight home wae prctiliy decor
utnd for the occnaion with carnations
ana iVy
Mr. Allie PARROT attended the groom
~ best man. An Ice course was SET,
ca
Dir and Mrs i,aumgartner win 20
slide in the city. The following wcfs
present Nir and Mira. naumgattue g.
Misacn Helen fsaumrartner Jocsphin,
fnwct. Willie Roberts. Anita t.ovchs
hHlld katherine i,oyenskniid Doruih,
i'nfnes. licrlha koepke. AIR Allie par.
ftt Mira. George Matthew'S; Mr ans
Nrp. J. a. barnes d. G., Wlckcrahaui
r. 70 WlcherHhnm. Claude fnila. A
& kocpkc 4 u Wright
Refreshments Of hrlok ice cream an,
cake were served
esw
Married Lac, Night
Win much simplicity and wi,heu
the knowledge Of most Intimate frlena
Miss Louise Nunn " Winfield. Kan
nne julius \ Nall were married at "a
present home ~ tho liidc last nlght q
fise o'cluck hy the Rev. Henry AIS
tin MI aud Msh, Mum and their 80
l,asnon syelv The only ones ecnn pres