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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-02-12
Women of Mankato
Form Equality Club

From thursdays Daily.
. President--Mrs. John Hota.
. ling.
= Vice President-Mrs. NV.
. Andrews.
= secretary-Mrs. M. r.
= Coulter. ..
= Treasurer-Mrs. J. NJ. Vance I
= Organization 10 open to. I
= those women who believe In I
& suffrage. ST. Paul women :.
= made addresses yesterday
q afternoon. 20 .s. 4.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-02-12
Huettl-waIlraf

Huetti-Wallra
Mrs. Mary Huettl OF 229 North
Front street. and Mr.. Joseph Wall.
raj OF Council Bluffs, Ia. were united
In marriage at st. Peter and Pauls
Catholic church this morning at
six o'clock, by Rev. Father Hartman.
They were attended by Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip Rausch. A wedding dinner was
served this noon at the home Of
the bride to a party of twenty rela-
t:yes and friends. and a reception
will be held tonight. Mr.. and Mrs.
wallraf will continue to make their
home in this city at the residence
which has been occupied by the
bride for number of years.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-02-12
From Tuesdays Daily.

From Tuesdays Daily.
"A warrant for the arrest of vii.
liam ID. Kaufman, the self-confessed
embezzler, was sworn out today
by p. c. Morrell. proprietor of the
New York department store, from
which the money was stolen. The
young man. as stated In last night
Free Press. restored $4,000 of the
money that he took, yet 1t is. claimed
that he stole i'm all about $4,000,
leaving the store still about $4,000
behind as the result of his pecula-
tions. Members of the family deny
that Kaufman had $500 I'm a local
bank.
In addition to swearing out the
warrant Mr.. Morell has inst:t.. cd
a lawsuit to recover $4,000 from
the young man and his father, Moses
Kaufman, who lives i'm this city.
The father has stated. it Is claimed.
that the young man turned his
money over to him, anu II is ON
this theory that a claim Is pressed
against the father. Money belong
ing to the father In various banks
of Mankato has been attached, In
the aggregate sum of about $4,000.
Mr.. Morrell has received two let.
ters from him. signed with his
name The letters do not reveal
where the young man is, but one of
hem states that he is on his way
TO Rochester In these letters the
young man states that he is very
". cannot sleep nights and Is ON
he verge of a nervous collapse. He
remarks that when he combs his hair
his hair comes out. He says he
hoped to make a new start in life
and he is in hopes that Mr.. Morell
ill not stand i'm the way of his
getting new position. ~
That young Kaufman was q good
spender. is evidenced by the story
that is told that recently he took
party of ten people to Milwaukee
and while In that city gave a banquet
at one of the leading hotels to his
Kato friends and number whom
he met i'm the Cream city. II is said
that the feast was participated In by
twenty-five people in all.
1t is said that Mr.. Morrell was
loath to believe that Kaufman had
been dishonest and even the young
mans confession or his thefts were
almost unbelievable by Morrell
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-02-12

OF the most pleasing OF the songs
were The Enchanted Forest" and
Memory" the latter song by re-
quest.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-02-12

train lsfvlns here fFs sssesraas
afternoon.
70 NJ 4. tzi alEsAATaltt.s1
from Thursdays Daily.
carIson.o oodali. .
Miss Marie Carlson Of this city,
and Mr.. Merle Goodall Of Garden
City, were united In marriage at the
Swedish Lutheran parsonage yes
terday at four p. m. by Rev. o. J.
Arthur, the pastor. They we're
attended by Luken Grue and Miss
ldel Grue. The bride is the daugh-
ter Of Charles Carlson OF 102 Parry
street, and the groom Is employed
by the Omaha Railroad company.
They will make their home I'm St.
Paul. 20. . -.
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Surprise Party.

Surprise Party.
Twenty-Five ladies of Horeb church
and Cambria gave surprise party at
the Manse for Mrs. E. w. Griffiths
Saturday afternoon. February 6. She
was presented with a beautiful com.
forter by the ladies OF Cambria, q
pair OF elegant feather pillows COM
bined with pillow slips With hand EN-.
broidery on same by the ladies OF the
church. Also the pastor was the
recipient OF fine pair OF woollen
stockings by Mrs. W. Edwards.
A delicious supper was served and
all lad a pleasant time. May this
sweet fellowship continue.
Howard-Nilder.
Miss Beatrice G. Howard and Mr..
Ross F. Wilder were married this
afternoon at the Baptist parsonage.
Rev. r. w. Hobbs, performing the
ceremony. They were attended by
Miss Ida Guenther and Mr. Howard.
The parties are from Decoria.
Marshall Briggs of Amboy was in
the city on business today.
Mrs. Holmes of Madelia is a guest
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. w.
Zuel.
Miss Margaret Evans Is in WI
mona the guest OF her brother John
Evans.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. V. Marsh of Am
boy were In the city on business yes
terday.
Clarence Saylor OF Limetown was
the guest of the Lentz family in
Nicollet over Sunday.
James Will of Mapleton was
courthouse caller today. Nr. Will ex-
poets the heavy snow to benefit.
Mrs. Edward Cramer of Winnebago
Is at Emmanuel hospital. making
good recovery from a recent opera.
ton.
Mrs. Cora Davis has returned to
her home at st. Joseph, Mo-, after Il
short stay i'm this city. being called
here by the illness and death of her
brother
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Kleinschmidt re.
turned last night from an eastern
trip, during which they visited at
Milwaukee. Racine and other points.
They were gone seventeen days. .,
Senator ]. w. Andrews is home
from the twin cities. and will spend
the greater part of the week here.
He is an expert witness I'm the per.
sonal injury case now on trial in
the district court.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-02-12
MANKATO CREAMERY
BUSINESS INCREASED
From Tuesdays Dairy.

The Mankato Cooperative Dairy
association held its annual meeting
at the city hall at 2:30 o'clock this
afternoon. The report of the bust.
ness done at the creamery in 1914
waS ne follnws.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-02-12
from Mondays Dairy.

|, Delalcations running up into the
thousands have been made from the
fund of the New York Five and Ten
Cent store by William ID. Kaufman.
the former manager. The latter
has confessed and made restitu-
ton to the amount of $4,000. II
is said that $500 OF this was cash
he had in q local bank. His pecu.
lations have been going on during
the past three years. as has been
shown by an examination of the
company's books by experts. The
auditing of the books with a view
to finding out what this man has
stolen has been going on during
the past fourteen days. Kaufman
has been with the store during the
past three and a half years.
Experts on the Job.
The investigations have been
made by representatives OF the
King Detective Agency of Minnea.
polls. Tlweve operatives have been
working on the case. One thing
that led to the suspicion that was
cast on Kaufman was the fact
that lie had been spending money
like prince. He was. II Is said.
great customer of the wine ven
dcrs and a wonderful gallant among
the women. p. c. Morrell. proprie.
tor OF the store. was often taken
out by Kaufman. and generously
treated to ice cream sodas and var.
ions delicacies, little suspecting that
he was being wined and dined on
his own money.
Confronted with Charge.
II was on Friday that Kaufman
was confronted with the charge OF
his populations. An operative of
the King Detective Agency con.
Quoted him on some pretext to q
private house and there charged
him with the thefts. Kaufman was
given a gentlcmanly third degree. -
At first he appeared to be intense.
ly indignant Later he made con.
fession. At the present writing no
warrant has yet been issued for
Kauffman's arrest He has left the
city. but his present whereabouts
are known TO Mr.. Morrell and the
detectives. His leave-taking was
hurriedly made. He is a young man
and single
One circumstance that led to the
investigation was the fact that
although the volume OF business
done by the store was large. the
concern did not show a profit.
This gave rise to the suspicion
that there must be a serious leak
somewhere.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-02-12
Entertained President Vincent.

The Senior cooking class Of the.
normal school entertained the faculty
at prettily arranged supper party
In the domestic science room last
evening after the lecture, in honor
of President Vincent Of the state
university. who was the speaker OF
the evening. Eleven guests were
present, and the occasion was great.
ly enjoyed. j
DIR. G. II. Curran was called 10
Wlnnebago today on professional
business.
Fred W. Kruse will leave for
Jew York tomorrow on q spring
buying trip.
Mrs. II. G. Gage OF this city is
a guest at the home Of F. II. Gage
In Mason City.
r 4. Crandall returned this morn.
Ing from Minneapolis. where he
attended the automobile show.
Miss Florence Macbeth and party
arrived In the city today. and took
uuhhei Ut luc IiSulTiCh Hotcl.
C.. +. Helmer Of Winona, assistant
superintendent OF the Northwestern
line, was in the city on business
yesterday afternoon.
Hon. J. l.. Washburn Of Duluth
was a business caller In the city
today. He Is a member Of the nor.
NAL board and was inspecting the
local school
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-05-07
S7.9s Silk Dresses. s3.o5

20 Women's and Misses SIX
Dresses. of taffeta. poplin aud
messaline. several very pretty
models: leading cciors. all sizes.
but not of style.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-05-07
SILinqerie Waists. 45c

500 Women's Lingerie, Wolfe.
Ratiste and Lawn Waists: all
new and smart effects: tailored
and Iace-trimmed styles: mostly
all sizes: slightly soiled and
mussed from handling.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-05-07
SOC Tennis Shoes, 39e
Boys Tennis Ok
fords. W hite and
black: sizes II TO ..
MOSQUITO Netting SIC vd

Mosquito Netting. 5s4c yd.
Adams Best Make Mosquito
Netting. so inches wide: in
white. black. green. blue and
pink
Mems 39c Underwear, Ioc
Mems Athletic Underwear:
shirts sleeveless and coat
style: knee length, double sea
ara wers.
Mems I5c Half Hose, &C
Mems Black Half Hose: rein
forced heel and toe: made Of
good quality Maro cotton.
Mems 15o Charters. 7I,c
Mems Cavalier Pad carriers;
black. white and plain enl"rS.
800 Check Serge, z5c
3O.inch Black and white Check
Serge: very popular fabric for
w"men's and children's wear
SOC Venetian, 29c
80 inch Atwood Black Vena-
tian: good weight for skirts and
dresses.
75c Tub Silks, 49c
3s-inch Pure silk Stripe .Iapa
nese Tub silks. in white grounds
with cnlored stripes: firmly
woven grade. Absolutely fast
colors.
SI.OO Peau de Cygne, 69e
36-inch Black Peau de ''ycne;
extra heavy. fine quality. rich
satin face finish.
CSC Pougee, 93Ac
80 inch Colored Merrerized
Pongee: a soft finish material.
shown in large assortment OF
wanted shades.
I9c French VOiles, 9S4c
27-inch Colored French Voiles:
extra fine. two-ply quality. Good
range of colors.
25c French Ratines, lie
36-inch Imported French Rati-
mes, in white. cream. light blue;
tan. sand, gray. lavender ana
rose.
l9c Dotted Swiss, 9S4o
4O-inch White Dotted swiss;
fine sheer quality: slightly I'M
perfect.
Sl.OO Longcloth, 69c
a6inch English Lonsrloth; a
soft. channels finish grade lot
summer undergo rments. l. yards
in each piece.
l9c White Pique, I2i7o
36-inch White Pique; a heavy,
raised welt quality.
I2I.c India Linon, 1916
3O-inch White India Lin"n'
fine sheer grade.
l5c Pajama Checks. % &c
3f-inch White rajama Cheeks;
soft finish grade for cool sum
mer undersarmcnis.
75c Bleached Sheets. 45c
S1190 $ ca m less Ri"a"hed
Sheets: extra tine quality; some
are slightly imperfect.
12I1c PilIowcases, 1916
4ox36 Rlearhed Piliow"ases:
large size: heavy linen hni>h
grade.
$1.z5 Spreads. 79c
Crochet Rcdspreads ionhle-
bed size: in Marseilles designs.
1zI.c Cotton, 67sc
40-inch Inhlearhed COTTON:
heavy round thread quality.
10c Dress Ginghams, 5zse
2I-inch Dress Ginghams. in
stripes. checks. plaids and plain
"nlOrs
&c Ginghams, SC
Standard Apron Ginghams. In
blue. brown and green checks.
$500 Leghorn Hats. Sl.69
Genuine Leghorn Hats. IN
large shapes. Very fine quality.
l9C Ribbon, 1886
o-ineh Taffeta Ribbons, in
pink. light blue. maise. red:
whit" and all other wanied
shades.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-05-07
TW0f19ERSALE
mo'1 /RA ~ I'm

sc Nestees. l5c
organdv Nestces. with tucked
! fronts and plcatcd back collars
25c Neckwear. l5c
t Oriental Lace rlaatcd Back
4 Collars: white only: many pretty
/ styles
19o Flouncings, l0i &c
Shadow Lace pemi fInunrinCs,
| 10 inches wide: white and ccrH
'olors: choice If many effective
designs.
Gillie's Coffee, 19o pound
onc pound rarka cc~ If GjlIi"'s
I J. NJ NJ Brand coffee; freshly
ground.
I0c Cocoa, sc
Regular loc cans IF Hersheys
I Breakfast ,'ur"a.
I0c Sugar Corn. SC
Regular ln' cans of Extra
Quality Sugar c"rn.
I0c Jello, 7i,c
Regular Zoe packages OF Jcllo:
sc Laundry Soap. 6 for l9e
| Six regular &c Cakrs of Diem"
Laundry Soaps.
75c Alarm Clocks, 47c
American Made Nickelrtatrd
Alarm clocks: clear dial5 and
warranted timepiece>.
zoe Window Screens, lac
Porter make. Walnut finished.
! MortiS,.d Extension Frame Win
dow Screens: Is inches high and
open Ia ~ inches. Steel slides
and centers.
soc Garbage Cans, 29c
Heavy Galvanized Iron Tar
bage Cans: tight fitting covers.
strongly made.
S1.00 Food Choppers, soc
Heavy Iron Re-tinned Food
Choppers. with three separate
knives: fully guaranteed.
SC Tar Paper, &c
Regular 30 sheets OF Tar
Paper: large size.
lOc Drinking Cups, sc
Aluminium Collapsihle Drinking
Caps; full size.
iWomen's soc Silk Hose. 29C
Women's Pure silk Boot Hose,
full fashioned foot. dolhl" sole,
high spliced heel and toe: Isle
garter tops: black and white
only.
Boys 25c Hose, 19c
Bows Onyx" Heavy cotton
Hose. seamless foot. double sole,
heel and toe: fast black only;
"x1 ribbed.
Children's CSC Underwear,
l2I.c
Chldrens Light weight Cotton
Underwear: shirts With high
neck and short sleeves. Dutch
necks and short sleeves: pants
knee and lac. trimmed: odd
| sizes.
Women's I0c Vests, &c
Women.s Gauze Cotton Vests:
low neck and sleeveless. tapped
neck and arms. odd size.
$500 Room.size Rugs, Sz.98
9xI2-ft. Largest Eoonn Size
Wool Ingram or Wool Fiber
Rugs: seamless and reversible;
| medallion and conventional de-
signs.
SOC Sofa Cushions, 29c
/ Sofa Cushions: sizes 2oX2u and
| lsX24 filed with soft. f1uhy
| silk floss and covered with best
white cambria. Fourth Floor,
China Mating, SI.S5 roll
Close woven. Seamless China
Mattings. In checks and stripes,
! of green. red. blue and tan.
Full 20 yards in each roll. sold
regularly AT l5c yard.
SI.0O Trimmed Hats, 39c
Children's Trimmed Hats: good
styles. OF hemp and milan
! hraids: white and colors: trim
med with velvet ribbons. mil
linery Depi.)
75c Pompons, 3Sc
Ostrich Fompons. combined
With whips: in white and black
mud white
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-05-07
$500, $500 and $1,000
Spring Coats, S7.88

IS W"m"n's New Spring coats,
Of poplin. cahardine. serge.
white "hinchilla and imported
'lna kings: included are sport
Wear. Country Club. military
and tailored models. Mostly all
sizes. In nav. black. White
aud checks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-05-07
SI.OO Wash Skirts. 6hc

rs Erand-neW Spring WASH
Skirts. fashioned al heavy
ratin", in the popular circular
effect. with yoke and pocket:
mostly all size waist bands and
skirt lengths.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-05-07

35c Table Damask, 19c
.D-inch Merce-ized Satin Table
Damask. FIVE neat patterns.
Sc Wash Cloths. 4 for &c
KNITTED Wash Cloths. finished
with neat ,ape hangers. Linen
Dept
sc Centerpieees, loo
Sc inch stamped Centerpieres.
good quality Indian head.
I9c Scarfs, l0c
Scsliup-I aud Embroidered Rn
rcau Starts. size lsKi" inches.
SOC Scarfs. 19c
Iacc-irimmed Scarfs. lnsnr'
tinn and f1lgin-. "f fine quality
lace: size 1870 inches.
BOYS CSC and 35c Caps, 15c
Roys' Golf Caps. of fanny
,assimere and worsteds: also
navy blue serge band styles.
Bows SOC and 69c Pants. 35c
Boys Fancy Cashmere Pants:
hlnomer and knirkerbocker
STYLES: sizes 4 10 Ii years.
Boys SI.00 Suits, 69c
BOYS Base Eall Play Suits.
sizes q to 10 years.
ChiIdren's Shoes, 79c
Caildren's Button Shoes. Of
Wei kid and gun metal feathers,
sizes i T." =. 81. To II and liz
TO =. Values worth up 10 $50
pair.
IOc Shoe Dressing, &c
Sterling Brand Shoe Dressing,
for black and tan shoes.
4 pkgs. Envelopes. 10c
Four packages OF Envelopes;
linen fabric. Regularly Toe
package.
CSC Stationery, 10c
Linen Writing Paper. steel die
stamped Washington, d. c. -.
SOC Stationery, 35c
Berlin's Linear" Linen Writ
ing Paper; long cut envelopes.
All iints.
soc Playing Cards, z9c
.am Playing cards: telescope
cases; II and L. spots.
Women's Aprons, z5c
Bingham. made with bib and
wild. shoulder straps and Iock-
cts. full cut sizes.
Women's Drawers, I5c
women's Muslin Drawers. deep
liemstitched fiounces: French
bands.
ChiIdren's Drawers, &c
,'hildren'e Muslin Drawers.
hntronhol. bands and cluster
tuck>: sizes !: +" 10 year, OF
age.
Children's Gowns, 25c
.'hildrens Muslin NiShtgowns.
low neck aud short sleeves.
edged with embroidery sizrs
Ia /. years.
69c Petticoats. SAC
Sai"en Friticoats. n"atir
pleaded f"umeS and feil"d
seams. all new shades rich
lusirous quality. ""..
l5c to 25c Hat Pins. 7i.c
sterling silver Hai Pins. neat
designs; we'll made. 'Iewclrt
Dept
6 Handkerchiefs, &c
Womrn's and children Whiir
H.msi itrhed Handk.rc . $
nearly made: plain white ard
.'rnS>barred effects.
I2I,c Handkerchiefs, &c
Mems Pure Linen Hemstitched
Handkrrchiefs: full size and
well made. .-."
SI.OO to S1.50 Hats, 19c
Lot Of rutrimmed Hats; all
colors and shapes.
S1.O0 Blankets, 2oc each
Double bed size blankets: soft
fleece finish: white. tan and
gray. with pretty borders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-05-07

Just when the demand for Whit
the most wanted styles at worthW
Come tomorrow and supply yo,
$3.50 and $500 White Canvas Footw
The assortment includes Pumps
welt or turn soles. Sizes ~ to
Shoe Dept-First Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-05-07
Mems ST and S1.50
Shirts .3qC

Mons Ncgligc Shirts.
vari nus materials.
white and colored Of
feet; some pleated and
a few White Full Dress
Shirts. .......
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-05-07

213 Misses and Juniors House
and Wash Dresses. of ginghams.
madras. chambray and pcrcales /.
striped. checked. figured and
plain efferts; sizes for misses.
juniors. as we'll as small
women
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-05-07
Summer Underwear

Boys Balbriggan Cotton Union
sleeves; knee pants; ella site in waist
Women's "Cumfy" Cut Vests,
and sleeveless: tapped necks and arm:
lar CSC values.
WOmen's Gauze cotton Union
less tapped necks: lace trimmed an
5 and s. Regular 39c values.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-05-07
SI.00 and SI.50
HouSe DreSSeS ASr

1l.UU anu 1I.CU
House Dresses, 4Sc
2l3 Misses and Juniors House
and Wash Dresses. of Ginshams.
madras. chambray and pcrcales:
striped. checked. figured and
plain effects; sizes for misses.
juniors. as we'll as small
women.
1898 Serge Dresses, S1.85
Small lot of W"men's All
wool Serge Dresses: several
pretty models: navy blue and
black only; odds and ends of re
cent sales.
ST Lingerie Waists, 45c
326 Women's Lingerie. Wolfe.
Ratiste and Lawn Waists: all
new and smart effects: tailored
and lace-trimmed styles: mostly
all sizes: slightly soiled and
mussed from handling.
$500 and $3.50
Lingerie Waists, S1.06
81 Women's Fine Lingerie and
Wolfe Waists: all-over e.onyoid
tltu. anu
models; all sizes.
Mems $3.50 Trousers, SI.98
Mems Atwood Blue Serge
Separate Trousers: well tailor
ed: finished with belt loops and
wide, turn-mp lotions. sizes -
To " waist.
SIS0 Suit Cases. S5c
Good Quality Fiber Suit
Cases: strongly made: light
weight: plain and fiber bound.
l5c Toilet Soap, SC
Regular l5r cakes of Nun
Won $ Witch Hazel Toilet Soap.
zoe Tooth Powder, 13c
Regular oUr cans of DIR. Lyons
Tooth Powder.
lOc TaIcum Powder, &C
American Violet Talcum Pow
der: extra quality talcum, deli
cately scented.
25c Danderine, 15c
Regular air bottles OF Dan
derine: for the hair
Sc Cotton, z spools. &c
Kings $40 ward spoois Of
Fasting Cotton. two sr"ois
for de-
Rubber Sheeting, 19c
Three quarter Squares Of
Klpinert's Sanitary Rubber
Sheetirg, in sealed sanitary
cartons. Motion DepI,i
&c Needles, } for SC
Three papers Of Crowley
Blue Label English Needles for
Sc.
lOc Hair Nets, 3 for l0c
Full Size SILK Fringe Hair
Nets: full shaped.
lOc Electro Silicon, &c
Regular Zoe boxes of Electro
silicon, he magic silver and
metal polish. Motion beptt
z5c Bathing Caps, l5c
Rubber Bathing Caps: full size,
pure gum caps; we'll made.
Motion Dept
25c Lingerie Clasps, &c
,:oll plal",! Lingerie CLASPS:
Two in set: meat engraved rat
terms. ,JeNelr, Dept,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-05-07
75c Tub Silks, 49c

3s-inch Pure Silk Stripe Japa
nese Tub Silks, in white grounds
with cnlored stripes. firmly
woven grade. Absolutely fast
rolo-s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-05-07
SI.OO Peau de Cygne, 69c

80 inch COlored Merrerized
ronyee: n soft finish material.
shown in a large assortment OF
wanted shades.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-05-07
$500 and $3.50
Lingerie Waists, S1.06

Lingerie WdIStS, SI.UO
81 Women's Fine Lingerie and
Wolfe Waists: all-over e:oeyoid-
cred. lace trimmed and tailored
models; all sizes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-05-07
S3.98 Serge Dresses, SI.S5

Small lot of W"men's All
wool Serge Dresses: several
pretty models: navy blue and
black only; odds and ends of re
cent sales
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-04-14
JAPANESE DEMANDS.

No one can blame China for pro.
testing against the demands made by
Japan. They are excessive and a
blow at the dignity Of the Chinese
government.
In case OF the employment of for.
| eign capital in developing the natural
resources of China or the building of
railroads in the Empire, Japan wants
to be consulted first. This is a body
blow at the economic freedom OF
| China.
The Japanese also want to super
wise the manufacture or purchase of
war munitions by China.
Another demand is made. that in
certain places police affairs be admin.
istered Jointly by the Japanese and
the Chinese. This demand applies
particularly to southern Manchuria.
Japan also recommends for the Sc.
lection Of China certain political ad-
visers. This demand, it is asserted,
is not mandatory, but merely a sug.
gestion. e
The Japanese demand that no
island, port or harbor along the coast
shall be coded or leased to any third
power. This rule, the Japanese de.
clare would apply to themselves also.
Japan is seeking to establish a Mon
roe doctrine in the Far East.
If there is any territorial expansion
to be done, Japan wants to extend
its sphere of influence. Her entire
attitude is hostile to "a further in
crease of the commercial or political
power of occidental powers.