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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-30
9as sdlsb ssn Sufla.
gu ben &dmpftn in ben
SarpatbeHpdfien.

gluf bem tleinen, iiberfiilteH JIa9t@
Ilinosbampfer, Der Wtitte September
BON Jinnlono nuf Geffle bic gsiamm@
lie 8eamtsnI9aft beg oeutiden uHo
I5iterreid unsarii6eH 8aritauer
@eneralfunTulats bpa4te. CAB es elne
mertpiirOig 5uiammeusepiirfelte Sc
Ifeaf6aft. Die in DilHa bonn robsu
I96bel mibbanbslten Deutiden unO
| lSeiterrei4er tonnten iib jsbt nod i'm
mer niat gang berubisen; man lab ss
Iibnen al, bob in ibnen bic erinnes
tunq al bas grlittens mod tpbte. Die
ameritaniI9eu pdifagiere rparen urnss
ritanii6 frob, pielei6t i5on beshalb,
neil lie bic sinsigen tDaren, Die ith
re6tseitiq &aiiiten sritsr 3lahe Ders
lihdffeh tonnten. SonIt falief allss
lauf Dem 9ed = oosr pielmebr fpahte
Iieber, glidlid barber, oab er ipsnis-
| items einen YlaB, auf oem arg itpbens
ben gdiffe gsfunbeH bate, ods ibr
na6 ieiner Seimatb fiibrte. Sang be-
lionoere 5ppsn, bic jebem Seobd6ter
ouffanen mubtsn, Daren: Der Itblet.
Elm gaper, NIT ieiner 5rau, elmer ger'
llinerin, Der in petersburg Iein goHSes
germ0gen DON oreitauieno Ru6el per<
loren bate; elm gsrIinsr Snsenieur
aus StesliB, Der Dor BEN &riessnus.
bru6 aus WlabipOitot Dom ariege
ii6erraf4t puroe; Elm beutiher alter
/ gfeIerpe Marinepffi5ier NIT 3eppss
lin 9efi6t, Der in ct. petersburg
Iisin Steinbaus psrtaFen butte, uno
Der als sinsiee Sabe nur 9olorubel in
BEN SoIden fiibrte, uub Elm poInif6er
9raf. she psrbs icb bic Stunbs Ders
aeiIen, aIs mir 5iunIanb unb ben
freuneIi9en finHtI9sn Sdferlbedmtsn
as6etpobI 5uriefen, aIs fi6 bereits oas
tS6iff in 8enesung IeBte. unb Der
9aper bsmertte, buB bic beiben 9au-
Ibetorbe nit ben beiben tpeiBen abses
l1i6tstsn 9uSsln am llfer blieben. @r
lpolIte bonn S6iff abfprtrgen, gebGrs
ISete ii6 ME Elm bomber opeifluHs Der
riidter unb neirrte. Dds tpirtte uui
bas Ssr5 aIlsr 3ufduusr, fOsar dui
lbeH 3plbsdwten, Der ben Bitten Ha8'
Iss5sn mubts unb bic puoeI frsiso5.....
l Gin ein,iser uuf Dem Gfiffe bieli
| itoIs Sie Stirn in Die Sobe, Der pol
\ niiheGrnf eine@eItalt, Die iiesDeatej
fo in ieinen 5fieieneelndlSeu nereluigi
bate gu ieoem mar Der @reis boz
Iid1, fiir ieoen bate er Elm ireuno
Tides @ort, ober reierpiert blieb ei
iroeSem Die aan5e gfeiie. Seinc
4leiolntg mar nernahIdiiigt, 0enn al
| ieit Sob lino @ut batte er i'm 8ar
ifouer Commencement berIGiien. ulil
ctuns nnhm er nit. tpontit er ms al
len iiberleeen mar: Sen SIeuer. Ser
piI Eegriibte ms Der 9ofai nod polrti
,i1er Reoensdrt: sd iaae 81 Der
;5iiber." Or mar rpie ein 8uSeI I'm
bas @obl ieincs Germ @rdfen be
fiiurnert.
gSoriiber bod Der alte 8rnf naal
, Iinnen nodte2 Gs mar Der gjrai b
Gufla. ga6 @oIi5ien reiite er, nod
9ufln rettete er iih, bort bat er ieir
altes S6loB, oos emit Der aiis SdIe
iteli pertriebcne &6r,ig Sobarn Gnii
mir, Der SneelIoue, hetpobute, oel
9ieit Der poIniiden glitter oeriGtuneI
re iia oalnnIs Inn ben beor1n9tel
!, Gonig. Sect erIehte Der ereiie nIti
@raf Gbnlides. g9ie Der &riess
beri2teritntter nes .@er4ner Eage
/ bgnttss-, aIceIt, ssfRm bsrittER
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Die g III ung in S IN t.
rel d. gfotteroam, ii. SSmluar. Der
Barrier aorreiponoet oes ygienlpe
Rotterbalni6e @purant" ibiloert Die
ieeise Stinunltng in Srantreid wie
folet: Ha6oem es ii6 aanlablitJ bers
ausgeitellt bat, onB Die SdJladlt an
Der Marne niflt Die 8ertreibung Scr
0elti6en dils sSraufreid sur 6olae
bate, erlshte bic fran5Giii4e 8eoolz
ferlrng, cine glrt nerpoier Striiis, Sc
oes 8eriibt, Oh es MN peiiuniItii1
o6er optirniitiib mar, fano @Iauben.
Sect hat man ii3 @eoanfeu oariiber
genlaht, oaB fiinf Wfonate glnltren-
gunq ieoenfals I'M entfernteIten nidjr
geniigeno paren, ben Sieg 81 errin-
gen, luO man iiebt iid) oesbal6 nab
alien Seiten nad SJilie luit SesbaIb
iin0et aud Der Bre1efelo5ug Oes @r-
miruiters uno Senators Yidlon fiir
Die Serbeifiibrimg non 100000
Wtann japantid)er Siffstruppen in
neiten areiieug8ioerbaa. (S5n5niid)cu
glaubt man auh in SSruItreih nitt
mebr, oaB Die 100000 SSSapnner na1
europa fomnen Deroen, @ Heo,)
Ssn SSrarfrei6 miro iest oifentlidl slI.
leegeben, boB Die Saltung Der eIidiii.
i1elrgenolferung cine bittere gnttalIs
| ifning fir Die 5ran3oien mar 0laI'
rice garres, Der 9erouleoe als S5iIbs
rer I'M gatriotenbiIno gefoIgt liz,
ihreibt: Sic 5ran5oien reattcH, Gl-
lidB. .9otbringen iei cine ilmge Wdg5,
bic, an ben ihpor5DeiBrotber @ren3-
pfabI sefeiielt, auf Die erte @eIegen.
belt tpartete, ii6 ben lluieren in bic
4rme III perfen 9as mar oieaeid1t 10
1871, iebt aber lit tie A Sabre dltsr
uilo ibre SDbne iino 9eutite gerDor.
ben" Sic Seniur IdBt bereits 9riefa
nilrfl, M oeuen Sfii5iere er8dbleiL Die
eII1iiiihe gepoIfeutng iei fran5oien-
ieinSIif. 0ie rlliiiibe @rrnee3eitunG
Denoet iid geaen oet @orwurf, ser
gegen Die 5ran5oien itno @Hgldnoer
erboben tuiro, ooB tie nift imitau6e
ieien, bic 9elltiden auf ben &bein gu.
rid5uperfen. GieY Y4rnee5eitimg~ be-
toni, friber, ais oie 9eoeihtng oes
ritiiii6er 8oruldrihes in Sitpreuren
rod nidlt nolig oerltanoen poroen
lei, bdttcn oie @erbiinoeten Ben 9iui.
lien oenieIben @orrplrf geulatt, Bel.
Sc @orfpiirfe ieien urlbiIlig. Die Sho-
ten Der ;Sran8oien, GugIGnoer mo
geIgier leaen 3eugnib ab non Mllt1
Iuno beipunoerlngsfperthem 3uiam-
menarbeiten Der SeeresleitlngeH. 9u-
| le 8erbiiltoeten ieien bon Dem 8eont-
FEN beieeIt, in 0eufihIano trot aacr
| Sdpierigfeiten, Die I'M @eae itehen,
ein5ulnaritieren. 8os engliife 9iott
Station" ihreibt, Der ;Srieoen iei MIR
nr0eIih. penn Seiterreif.llugarit sll-
iautmeubri9t, 10 oaB 9eutidIauo aI-
Iein itebe unb ee5wurgen iet, geIgicr
I3u rdumen.
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ses %urSes psrSadltia.

Die Seteittpes Cents unb sbomas
Derhaiisten seitern ben 38 Sabre alien
Rsqer Clarence Craig. aug Der W.It
5. Strube, inter Der 9ef6ulbiguns
sin Sufii5flii9tlius gu isiH. Gyaig
ioa Dor spsi SabrsH in Minteft.rI
ap., sinsu Ressr glumens Gam DOs
mis- erltoHen habeH.
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etab an stidpumubeu.

gic goIisei iit beuliibt, Der gIngrci.
fer bes 9esers ShOmas garfs, 80
Sabre alt, babbaft gu meroen. peId,e
ben Wann bura Wsiisritide i9ipsr
perlesten. mas ieiHeu So0 nab Den
a,isiageu 6es GOrouers 5iir 6oIse
batte.
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0slirusridjattrruua erIestn.

Der So Sabre olte sbcmas @ils
Iianls. Der III ieiner @obrnine an
Der sfirbp sion6 ln6 Gbaie slpeniie
cine 9reppe binnbitiir5e, ftarb an @e-
birncrjtiitternng, pie Der Coroner
,jsiteeitellt bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-30
SysilitarpFidtise Selsier
9Irfen i5r 2anb nj DIT b er'
Idffeu.

.9riiiiel, bia 2onoon, 30. San.
General bon 9iiiing, Der General
goiperneur BON gelgien, bat elne
grotlauation erIniien, in Der ange.
fiinSigt miro, baB aae i'm glter BON
16 bis 40 Sabren Itebeiroe 9elgler,
Die einen 8eriu9 MAIDEN ioIlten, itber
bic bodGrbiife 9ren5e 5it gelangen
nm ii6 Der slrmee Der 8erbiirl0eten
ani6IieBen 5u f0uneu, Sefabr lntfett,
on Der Greu5e uiebergeidoiieu 5ll
meroen, iuro oab, nenn Iie errpiidt
piiroen, iie nit @efdngtib beitrait
lmo als @efangene uad) 0euti4IanO
geihidt tperoen iDitroeu.>
gLle oiejenigen, Die geIgiern bel
len, ii6er Die @reu5e 5it gelangen,
uie audi Die 9errDonoteu, Die iie nidt
Saran perbirtberu, ioldes gu tbur,
iper6en in llebereinTtimmims NIT ben
W2ilitdrgeiesen bebanoeIt perben.
S5u Der grotlmnation tuirb in a5'
rebe geIteat, oaB Die geIgier ge5fpln'
gen perOen ipiiroen, IN Der armee 5ii
oienen.
Die 1arteR qegen bic Rufs
erfolgreid.
4onitantinOpel, 80. stanuur.
Die foIsenbs Offi3isls gstunntmad'
una 1T bier am frsisaa srIaiisn DDr'
ben:
.lInisre aesen SIti pprriidsnbsn
5ruppsn babsn 300 Ruifsn ssfanssu
geHommsn.
.:Sn Der prOpiua aisrbaoi on maai
bic SdIaat. bic felt elmer @p9s as.
Gen bi. Ruiisn I'm 9unss 1T, quit
6ortiaritts. 2tm 27. sanuar erober'
ten mir BEL gboi bic erite Rsibe bel
ruFi'%su 9eri6an3unssn.
gaperii6e Sruppen in
9anataueefom men.
2onoon, 80. San. Srei oDe,
bier baperiibe 9ipiiionen iinS ir
ganat, i'm iiiSIifeu ltngarn auge
fomInen, tpie Der GaiIp @aiI arI
9uSnpeft seneIoet fpir5.
.@aun bdIt bies bier. fiist Scl
aorrefonSent binsu, ..nid5t MIR nh
cine Srobung gegeu Serbien, ION
bern aud ols cine @arultns fiir Hlt
mptien".
StaIien fdngt an Refer
ben eiu5uberufen.
Slom, 80. Gan. stm Sreitag If
cine f6rlsIide Rroflnmation erIaiicl
ipcrSen. Her5ufoIee Die Steieroen be-
eriten aIaiie. Die i'm Sabre 1888 @e
boreneu, uno Die su Der Selbartile
rie mo Sen aIpenidser aorps seb0
rem, su Den Gnbnen berufen peroeu
rie nu6 Die gfeierpen oritter &IniIp
Sie in Scit Sabrcn 1891, 1892, 1s9;
unS 1894 9eborene, Die gu ben 9II
peutruppen seb0ren.
arsenttuien 5ie5t aIIt
fetue 9oIbporrGtbe
3uriid.
| Busnos aires. glrsentinisr
20. Sanuar. = Die Resieruns bat Be
i@lpfsu. ole ibrs GcIebtpriitsn IN bt1
edansf5afs.H sss RsPHtIH h be
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Gradl ben Cberidlsnfel.

@eim RphtlH butn bic Dtnber
sIbnns ftiirstebi 10 SABRE ate asnes
Moors. BON SO. 1245 State Mpmus.
bon ibrsm Gdliiisn u. bra@ ifh ben
retbtsn DbsrfhenisI. Die Hisine iDurs
be na& hsm itdbtii&tu RsGulsntaus
atbsa5t.
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germiht.

Die pOIi5si ipurbe geitern rIu4t.
apf ben 60 Sabre alttn 6. 6. Green
aus Robil., ala., 3u fabnben, fDeI6er
lett bem II. Sanuar fiis isiHsm Seis
naibsOrt Deridpunben III.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-30

Der. Gtdaten unb in europa rad
8usnos 9tirss gu trunsfsriren.
@ngebortge Der 6ritif d. e n
9oIonien in s m burg
nerbaftet.
9erlin 80. San. pid 2oiloon.
gyie aus Samburg berid)tet piro, limb
bort ale 9lngeborige britiid,er Seolc-
MEN, Die gliiitralier porldufig niisge.
nomnen perbaftet imb nod benz De.
tentionslager IN &ublebep gebrnGt
poroen. Inter BEN 8eiangenen befiil.
ben ii6 ingefdbr 60 aanaoier. Dit
Der 9erbofting Der britiid)en anlo.
niiten miro fortgeiett iperoeu.
6auptmann glauloe 6 liz
mir perterin beutf DE
9sfangsni6aft ass
rdtben.
Sropes, Srantreih, 29. San
Wis bic 3situns spstit sroDsH" ers
ildrt, 1T in elmer Der leBten S9la9ten
Bel SpiHons Der 6auptmann glauoe
Gafimir perisr, Elm Sobn bes frii@
bersn prdiinenten DON sSrantrei6. BON
periN Deuti4en sefansen gnommsH
tpprben.
4nfan9s Seaembsr mar CLAUDE Gas
iimir gerier, bamuls ein 2eutnunt
i'm 100 cSnfantsrie RegimeHt ,Siemz
lif) ittper berpunbet tporDeH.
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Yerissalsrs sfi,eH.

5err aboIpb 2oBs unb Sat
tin iiHb Don einer angenebmen Reifc
na9 bsn Siibsn surHtgs.sbri.
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@epfff.rgbfffe

Grou: .0as mar ia Der Serr, our4
ben i'd Did Tsiuer 3stt feuusn selsrut
babe; mas tppIIte sr bsHn rpR Dir2"
Rann: .Gr bat MID um @srssibaRs
stbeter.s
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sSfn Gtfer.

grOBmutter gum GntsD: r2aB bod
Sus Ruuhen, Sans! Die Rdu9er
peroen ale nicht alt. e"
r9lber Der 9robpater 1T bod inru
fir65ig Sabre alt unb rdudt ieBt nod"
ga - aber penu CT ME gerduht
bate, rpGre sr ldnsit a9t5is"
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9[us btr g huIt

9lus Der 9 hute.
9.brer: ,Wispiel artifeI babsr
ipir2"
- .Spei? = @ieio?"
rglun, mir bnbsn bod @rti'sI. bic
seben, unb iOI9e, bic niat sebeul"
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Ons SrnurinG

o.: sd Tage Sbnsn, 5rduIeiu SSfis
1T tpirtlih cine Srcne ibres 9es
i9lehtes!"
g.: Der Ieibsr bic ~arOnsn4 febs
len"
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Buenos aires, 9lrsentinisn.
20. Sauuar. - Die Resieruns bat be-
i4lpfsu, ale ibrs 9oIbbepciitsn IN ben
edans.f5ai..H sss RsputIi4 h ben
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-20
New York.

AS nomination time approaches
is is only about eight months dis
tant-the New York republicans are
looking more and more to Elihu
Root. They improve every occasion
to acclaim him as their leader, and
to point out his unapproachable
equipment for the presidency. Make
him the candidate" they say to the
party at large, and he will be elect
ed, and give the country an admit
rable administration of its affairs"
Mr.. Root is undoubtedly a strong
man, with superior qualifications for
political duties. He has received that
praise from democrats as well as re-
publicans. In the War Department,
in the State Department and in the
Senate he did work Of great value to
the whole people.
His latest work in Office was as
president of the convention which
drafted the constitution now before
the voters Of New York for their ac-
ceptance or rejection. His part in
the preparation of the instrument
was conspicuous. Ali the members
of the convention listened when he
spoke. and the great majority fol,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-20
American Potash.

Secretary Lanes announcement
that a special agent of the geological
survey has reported the success of
a process by which potash of COM
mercial value can be made from alum
lite is of the greatest Importance to
American industries. Alunite is
found in large quantities in several
of the western states, and if it can
be utilized economically to produce
potassium salts it will furnish sup
ply to this country that will replace
the German products, for which i'm
mense sums of money have annually
been spent by American importers.
Potash is used extensively in manu-
features and for agricultural pur-
poses, and heretofore the United
States has been largely dependent
upon Germany for its supplies. The
war has seriously interrupted this
supply, and the research that has just
been brought to successful conclu-
sion was instituted in consequence.
One of the few benefits of the great
European struggle is thus brought to
light in the development of domestic
resources hitherto neglected or I'M
known. The United States probably
has the raw materials for all of its
needs and the only problem is to dis
cover and develop them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-20
New Jersey Votes Against Suffrage.

New Jersey yesterday defeated suf-
frage by large majority, somewhere
btween $4,000 and 10000. This is Sc
rious disappointment to the suffra-
glsts. who had counted upon the
smaller state adopting the constitu-
tional amendment and thus inf1uenc-
ing the voters of New York, Massa-
chusetts and Pennsylvania, which
next month will pass upon similar
propositions. They are. however, I'M
daunted by their failure to persuade
majority of the voters of the COM
monwealth to grant them the fran
ohise, having already made their
plans for a renewal of the effort.
Meanwhile, they propose to enter ac-
lively into the canvass for members
of the state legislature, seeking to
pledge candidates to enact law per-
hitting them to vote next spring for
presidential electors.
1t was thought that President Viii
sons example as an advocate of suf-
frage by state action would Offset the
antagonism of the political machines.
which, regardless of party, worked
vigorously against the suffrage
amendment. Just how far this in
fuence extended cannot be measured,
but it may be assumed that it aided
materially in increasing the suffrage
vote and thereby reducing the ma
jority cast BY the state against equal
Acknowledgement. The Presidents po-
sition was we'll understood in ad-
vance owing to the announcement of
his purpose to vote for the amend
ment, and doubtless the most was
made of this factor.
Already the allegation is made
that frauds were practiced to swell
the vote against suffrage, but the
margin is too great for such claim
to be effective in overturning yester-
days results. Some consolation is
derived by the suffragists from the
fact that in those communities where
New York business men make their
homes the vote for suffrage was heav-
lest, possibly indicating that the sem
timent in New York state is more
favorable to women's enfranchise-
ment than in New Jersey.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-20

Tense there are men confessing Mr..
Bryan's leadership who never con-
fessed it before. They supported Mr..
Wilson for President, but would not
have supported Mr.. Bryan had he
been the nominee of the Baltimore
convention. They opposed him in all
three of his races for the presidency.
Likewise are there men supporting
Mr.. Wilson in his fight for prepared
ness who have never before opposed
Mr.. Bryan about anything. They
helped make the nomination at Chi
cago in 1896, and ever since then I'M
til now have held the most intimate
personal and political relations with
Mr.. Bryan. Some of them are in Of
fee through his influence. Others,
though failing to get Office through
his influence, have yet until now
stood and sworn by him. But they
are now unreservedly for an ade-
quate national defense, Mr.. Bryan to
the contrary notwithstanding.
1t is time for taking sides, and
men. in Office and out, are taking
sides. The dead past is burying its
dead. The living present calls to &C
ton, and politicians who are alive
and not anxious to die are getting
ready for action. And when Con-
gress meets and the bugles sound the
lineup will show such new and novel
comradeships the country will be as
much entertained as INSTRUCTED by the
spectacle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-20

SILK CREPE POPLIN, a inches
wide; in brown, blue, rose, myrtle
and wistaria. Special, $1.1o I'd.
BLACK TAFFETA HABUTAI,
pure dye, 30 inches wide; SI.65 yd.
BLACK ALL-SILK FAILLE SUB
LIME, 40 inches wide; rich appear
ing fabric; S1.85 I'd.
CHIFFON-FINISH BROCADES,
in beautiful shades of turquoise blue,
dah1ia and kings blue; 43 inches wide
and regular $500 yard value. Be-
cause these have slight imperfections
in weave the price is half-SI.so I'D.
NEW NEEDLE CORD SILK
CREPE, 40 inches wide; in black
only; a soft finish that is very
dressy. $500 yd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-20
Politicians and Preparedness.

With the President leading the
friends of preparedness and Mr..
Bryan leading the opposition we shall
witness some striking shiftings and
readJustments. Again will it be ex-
emplihed that politics makes strange
bedfellows.
Mr.. Wilson and Mr.. Bryan have
been opposed to each other before.
Indeed, they were never in agree
ment until the winter of IoII-I2, when
Mr.. Wilson, then Governor of New
Jersey and an aspirant for the presi-
dency, gave his hand to Mr.. BRYAN
and praised him for consistent de-
mocracy through long years. Before
that, Mr.. Wilson had adhered to
Clevelandism as against Organism.
And yet Mr. Wilson did not accept
Organism in its full Specification. He
did not become an advocate of free
silver coinage, or OF government
ownership and operation of railroads.
But there was no reason why he
should, as Mr.. Bryan had himself
ceased to agitate for either PROPOSE
ton On the tariff, however, and on
some other things, they found a
basis for cooperation, and did CO.
operate in Office successfully for over
two years. 1t was the European war
,hatcaused them to part official COM
pany.
In this matter of the national de-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-20
Innings for Every Kind of Garment.

The selection of Innings is now as important
as the fabric of which the garment is to
be made. Our stocks are complete,
ranging from the least expensive
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For dresses very lightweight Innings used.
and for this purpose recommend A. B. {. Silk,
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Percalnes, inches wide in all colors and
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Interlinngs all-wool wadding quilted cot
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black and cardinal; Sjc yd.
Quilted Jap Silk, wool back in light blue pink,
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-20

lowed him in the paths he trod. His
suggestions, as rule, prevailed.
Some of the best features of the
charter proposed were either offered
by him, or carried through his adj
voeacy.
Good as the new charter is, how
ever, it is being opposed by a COM
bination Of considerable fighting
force. Tammany is against it. Some
of the remaining bull moosers are
against it. An effort is being made
to array organized labor against it.
If this combination should win, Mr..
Root, it is easily to be seen, would
suffer in his representative fortunes.
If he wins he will necessarily gain in
that particular. By indorsing his
latest performance in Office, the peo-
pie of New York will testify to his
continued hold on their confidence as
an adviser in their public affairs.
The decision comes in two weeks.
If the constitution is accepted and
republican legislature elected to put
it into operation. New York at the
republican national convention urg-
ing Mr.. Root for the presidential
nomination will command marked at
tention. The character of her can
didate, the number of her electoral
votes, and the fact that a republican
majority has been registered in the
state only few months before, will
combine to lift her into great promi-
nence, and make her very influential
in all the business of the body. Even
should she fail to land the prize for
her candidate, she would have much
TO say as to where it should go.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-20

LK-AND-WOOL POPLINS, 40
inches wide, in a wide range OF col
ors. Specially good value, SI.oo yd.
SILK-AND-WOOL POPLINS, 40
inches wide, in all staple colors,
$I.ss I'd.
\ SILK-AND-WOOL BENGALINES,
similar to poplin, but heavier in
weave, used for making coat suits,
as we'll as dresses. Choice of wide
range of colors, embracing Italian
green, taupe, Copenhagen blue, navy,
amethyst and smoke gray; 20 inches
wide; $500 yd.