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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-14

lea" cotton materials which are expeeoe'
be more than usually popular this year w.
very good silk and cotton ratines are 70
had here just now at the special price "
cents, reduced from So cents. Forty-tou' ~ =.
cotton crepes cost 80 cents. Heavy rsn'le -
ems in colors, as we'll as white, are IS 60 =.
Printed cotton voiles at IS cents are o.
quality and have quaint old-fashioned oe''ss
quite appropriate for the 1890 fashions :.
upon us. These are one yard WIDE. '
Bengaline silk vest in sand color WIN a.
nickel buttons. is ST.. A neat little collar
cuff set OF wash organdie with wide s''
hens is IS cents set. The vestee sho".
the sketch is of wash organdie, hemsu'',
and with fine pin tucks. Price 50 CENTS -.
organdie stock, also so cents, has danny
edge turned over the top and points w."
back in front, with pump bow and TIC o, "A
taffeta A white bengaline stock pipe' ~
black and buttoned up the front win
buttons is so cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-14

favor Just now for frocks and spring coats.
White wash corduroy with silk finish may be
had at As cents yard, thrty-two inches wide.
The regular 81 black broadcloth has been re-
duced to 81 As, and, being light in weight,
would be practical for spring suit Wash
able rugs for the bathroom are IS cents. These
are in attractive delft designs. Good huck tow
els with scaloped ends have been reduced to
So Is per dozen from S11 so. The fibre friction
towels, which come in light colors, are re
duced to SIS per dozen.
STERN BROTHERS, West Forty-second
Street, are showing very decorative and novel
parasols A very attractive one for So o5 re-
sembles closely the Japanese paper parasol
broad band OF deep blue silk forms the edge,
the centre is Of Powered pink in Japanese de
signs and the gilded ribs end in bone tips about
the edge A black and white striped parasol,
for So o5 has an inset band of pink lowered
material. For ST. os one OF taffeta, to be had
in all colors, has shrred inset OF lowered
silk about the edge Good silk umbrellas for
both men and women are marked ST e5. These
may be had in colors as well as black for
women, and thus may be used as a parasol,
too An umbrella made OF mixture of silk
and linen, said to be unusually durable, has
good natural wood handle and sells for
Sto5. For S. so there is an umbrella of spen-
did quality silk. which is guaranteed to last
two years. In the corset department are good
models OF suede with elastic. These are S. 45
formerly S.. For S. so is another model for
full figures 1t is of fine coutil with elastic
is rust-proof corset Of couti for ST..
BONWIT TELLER & CO., Fifth Avenue
and Thirty eighth Street, have very practi-
cal little wash frocks for the schoolgirl OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-14
ADJOINING THE HAIR

All Of the switches made at SIMONSONs
sos Fifth Avenue, are from the nsturi
hair of French or English persons. The hahn
are Of equal length, are carefully matched and
contain neither dyeing nor bleaching agenu
Switches made in three detachable sections
cost $40 and more, according to size, cola.
etc. Ones own combings are made up int
switches at half the price Of the others Her,
also may be had the lasting hair wave. Tbs
is retained even after being shampooed aN
it is guaranteed for three years Hairpins isr
evening wear, set with rhinestones across h,
top, arc S. and up. The Oriental band to X
worn across the forehead may be had in plat
mold, set with rhinestones. Another rhinestcs
band has d star over the middle OF the foa
head with a tiny drop. Plain velvet bs,a
with rhinestone slides are also much USE
These bands may be had from S. up.
LORD & TAYLOR, Fifth Avenue NJ
Thirty-ninth Street, are showing some fsnq
wells with black or white lace edges for 3
cents. These are more than a yard long. A.
other veil, for ST. so, has design in hand-rw
colored embroidery across the lower part q,
ing rather Oriental effect. An octagona
mesh veil. for ST., gathered at the top 90
elastic, has velvet applqued design on .,
lower edge Among the new BLOUSES are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-14

contains in small compass all the necessities
for the toilette-comb brush, mirror, powder
puff etc. and costs Sll so. Another neat case
for travelling, inclosing two combs, costs So Is
Priced at 81 IS is a tiny alcohol stove large
enough TO heat a cup OF water and small
enough. when fitted into its neat leather case,
10 60 into ones pocket At S275 | found
small English morocco medicine case
containing four bottles, measuring glass and
pocket for court plaster or scissors. purse,
known as the tray purse, is convenient for car
rying change and is very popular with men.
Price, S. So Gold plated monograms are made
to order for leather goods for ST. pocket
lunch case, priced at 81, is of good pigskin
and contains folding knife, fork and napkin
A pocket case, in cylindrical form, containing
a small drinking cup as we'll as the knife, fork
= and napkin, sells Tor 81 IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-14
The Tribune Shopper Explores tor
and Discovers the Weeks
Best Offerings.

the new models are suits for SIS in pretty Eng
lish twceds They have Norfolk jackets and
full fare skirts with an inverted box pleat on
either side gabardinc model in dark blue
has the new empire effect, with a smart belt
across the front and wide ilaring skirt. Price
$50. For $22 so may be had a suit IN two-toned
checks or dark blue, or black. The smart lit
tie Jacket buttons right up the front with large
bullet buttons For 81 can be found attractive
frocks for the small girl. One OF these IS a
dainty little empire model in white lincnc with
white batiste guimpe. Another at the same
price is of pink rep, trimmed with crochet but
tons and wide black velvet belt. Crepe ging-
ham frocks at 81 are very useful for the school
girl up to sixteen years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-14

very attractive models in voiles at moda"
prices. One cross-barred wolfe, combined VIII
plain material and trimmed with machine neD
stitching, has an embroidered collar that tufn
over a smart MORE black stock. Price, wv
A useful tailored model in pongee at the ss'''
price has an adjustable collar, which may y
worn either low or buttoned high about "'
neck. For ST o5 are very good blouses IN Gu
broidered voiles.
At KURZMAN'S. 3ss Fifth Avenue az
sports coats, distinctive in design, OF oeaap
full quality velour They are reduced 10 ~
For the same price there is a we'll made 0l''
serge coat, with broad belt just across w
hips to restrain the slight fulness that IS neSe
sary in order to have a generous fare =.
bottom. A suit in lightweight blue serge -
an odd short Jacket and a particularly w.
cut skirt. This is S2s, reduced from ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-14

The aboce blouse, of embroidered role and
orgondje rest, collar and cuffs and henstitched
pntucks, is So 80 at Lord e. TaylOy's.
From the nccktcedr department at WdnG-
makers are the stocks at so cents each. The
second, Of l0hite bengoljne, IS pped IN black,
the first, of wash orgdndie and lace, has
black pump boW.
embroidered net costs ST.. For the same price
is high collar Of wash organdie with hand
fagotted edge. In the embroidery department
are little wash chambray suits for boys at 81 so
and ST. U.s. The tiny trousers are of colored
material and the little shirt is white. These
are all made and stamped to be embroidered
at home. There are also some pretty little
dresses for the small girl at the same price
Quaint wash hats, stamped, are IS cents. Mid
dy blouses in white for older girls, stamped
are 81 35
For the benefit of that very important men,
Der of the family, the baby, has been designed
an electric coil to surround a milk bottle and
heat the milk in a very few minutes to the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-14
CHECKED SUITINGS

At ARNOLD. CONSTABLE & co.'s, ISL
Broadway, / saw some good checked suiting
6ftyfour inches wide, at 81 Is, regularly sold
at 81. Cotton corduroys are very much IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-14

IN sir to ten gear old sizes comes this trOck Of
pink rash material. ,cith 1chjte hemstitched
rcsf collar and cuffs. From Bonwit-TeLtcr,
81 so.
from six to ten. At s. o5 is pretty Ander-
son Bingham, warranted not to fade. 1t is
dantily finished with turnback collar and
cuffs A pink or blue rep, at 81 e5, has tiny
vest and embroidered collar and cuffs OF
white. For the older schoolgirl there is an
attractive model of Toe de Nord at IS. It
is made with full peated skirt. pretty
little wash frock for the younger girl comes
in blue for ST. 50. In lingerie there are en-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-14
SHOES AND HOSIERY

THE REGAL SHOE COMPANY, at Thir-
ty-severth Street and Broadway. has reduced
TO s2es shoes which formerly sold for SIS.
They have patent leather vamps, with fancy
or plain tops. Mems good tan walking boots
are also reduced to S. es, as well as those with
patent leather vsmps and mat calf uppers.
These are to be obtained in odd sizes only.
Women's English walking boots-laced ones
with sensible fiat heels, are 81. The gater
shoe. which comes in a patent leather vamp
with tan buckSkin uppers and buttons up the
side is SIS Bronze shoes. which are still popu-
lar, may be had with bronze trimmings and
tan cloth tops for S. Evening slippers in
patent leather. with jet buckles, cost S. The
Vernon Castle dancing pump for women comes
in patent leather, with black and white strap,
for S. Adjustable arch supporters, to be worn
inside ordinary shoes, give great deal OF
comfort and cost only S2.
PECK & PECK. 4SI Fifth Avenue, hsv
good silk hose at 81. These may be had in
seventy shades as well as black and white.
Silk stockings that are guaranteed may be
had for S. so in shades to match any trock.
They are made TO order if necessary Silk
and Isle stockings with excellent wearing
qualities are sold three pairs for 81, or IS cents
a pair Lighter, gauzier ores may be had at
the same price The So-cent Isle hose, though
moderately thin, are quite desirable, for they
have spiced heels and toes. Hand embroidered
hose for evening wear may be had in black
and colors for s7.
COATS IN MANNISEf TWEEDS
At oPPENHEIM- COLLINS'S. IS West
Thirty-fourth Street saw very good coats
in fancy tweeds. made along nisnnish lines, for
sf5. These have been made rain proof and
would be servceable for travelling. They are
not too heavy for early spring wear. Among
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-14

velope chemises at S. o. charmingy designed
in the Empire style and trimmed with Valenci-
ennes lace and embroidery. An unusually at
tractve nainsook gown, at 81 e5, is trimmed
with Var and has cyelets, satin ribbon run,
to form the Empire effect. Another gown
deliberately trimmed with wal" lace and in
sertion and numerous pin tucks is S. 81. Crepe
de chine gowns and combinations trimmed
with wide Val are to be had for S. oS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-14

Alice Moynord offers these ready made pink
or bh,c cbambroy sumner trousers ard 1ohite
shirt, cith cmbroide,y Stamped in, for 81 10.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-11
Ralf:I erIuft In
SmberfulpfS,

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tote tn ben &efen. s1u oer chat
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@enn Euberfulpiis er3eugt nirb burb
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tbeiltuet1e 5ugeibrteben nerben Ietrem
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NIT atberen tpertbbDuen Sn8re6ien5en,
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runoSarten, uber bduig lit Elm tpirtia>
mes Mittel %notbpenbi9. @dman's Ml>
teratibe ibeint 6ieiem BebirfniB gerebt
g%etp1rben 81 fem. g8 entbdlt feine Spin,
ten, 8etdubungsmittel p6er @etppbnbet>
ten fermiren6e Mebi5infpffe, baher tam
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rem MpDtbeter Dber brett
G6matt 2aboratsrtuat, Bbtlaoel,
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8erfauft ps,t Der MoIttorS Drug
Co.. ct. Gloto, 8ttmn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-11

decedent: The representative Of the
above named decedent, having filed
in this Court his final account Of the
administration of the estate Of said
decedent, together with his petition
praying for the adjustment and al
lowance of said final account and for
distribution Of the residue of said es-
tate to the person thereunto entitled,
Therefore, You, and each of you, are
hereby cited and required to show
cause. If any you have, before this
Court 1T the Probate Court Rooms in
the Court House in the City Of st.
Cloud in the County Of Stearns, State
Of Minnesota, on the
26th DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1915,
at 9 o'clock A. M, why said petition
should not be granted.
Witness, The Judge of said Court
and the Seal Of said Court, this End
day of November, 1916.
(SeaD j. B. HIMSL,
HALLS Probate Judge.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-11
Citation for Hearing on Final Account
and for Distribution.

NO. 464S.
Estate of Maria Elizabeth Moeller,
Deceased.
State Of Minnesota, County Of Stearns,
In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate OF Maria
Elizabeth Moeller, Decedent;
The State of Minnesota to all per-
sons interested in the final account
and distribution of the estate Of said
decedent: The representative Of the
above named decedent, having filed
in this Court his final account Of the
administration of the estate Of said
decedent, together with his petition
praying for the adjustment and al
lowance of said final account and for
distribution Of the residue of said es-
tate to the person thereunto entitled.
Therefore, you, and each of you, are
hereby cited and required to show
cause, If any you have, before this
Court at the Probate Court Rooms in
the Court House in the City OF st.
Cloud in the County Of Stearns, State
of Minnesota, on the
26th DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1915,
at 9 o'clock A. M. why said petition
should not be granted.
Witness, The Judge of said Court
and the Seal Of said Court this Bird
day of November, 1915.
(SeaD ]. B. HIASh,
J.. B. Pattison, Probate Judge.
Atty for Petitioner. 1~1I4-11-1s
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Gas rSmide @pionasefieber.

Die @pionenfur@t bat ben Staliez
nern pieber einmal einen netten
@trei@ geipielt. ISM 9tntergruno
elmer Der Querftraben bes @orfo um=
berto in @om, auf elmer Mnb66e, in
Der Ri@tung 6es Pincto," 10 miro
Dem v@prriere bella @era" er5dh:t,
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beno@ri@tigt, bic einen 8eamten nit
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CT Die SerraKe iiberieben tonnte. st
qlaabte cine gauge 8anbe bon Ger>
{@tp0rern entoedt gu baben, Sic an
einem Slid faBen, ii@ b%erua1orebten
uno gebetmntspole :3et@en mcdten,
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bels auf Dem Monte Mar1o Sic 2amz
pc, bic bic Serrai1e erbelte, erloi4,
unb bic @erf@p0rer oerl@lpan3en.
Mo9 Gefftelung biefer zetia4e
pollte ser 8eamte erfabren, p:m Die
3erraKe seb0re unb erfubr - 0
mel9e l1eberraf4ung! = SAB Der
8eiiBer Mitglie0 ber &egteruny tpar.
Ser 8eamte monte INNER mob ntft
baran glauben unb tebrte ora nd&z
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rem @todtpert aus bic nereddtise
3erraGe gu beoba@ten. 4ber in 8orz
faal 6es palaites fon6 er e;nen linz
teroffi3ier Der garabtnieri. Der ibn
anbielt un6 Jpn na9 Geitz
{telung Der 4erfonalien o%ufforz
berte, meg3u9ebeu. Do@ be- Bea1nte
tpiberieBte ii4, uno UNI fem 6artz
r.ddiges 8ebarren gu re@tfertisen,
trug er ibm unb benz portier Den be-
reits fertigen Beridt fetner 8eofc4z
tunge11 bor. St bate etnen groben
9eiterteitserfols. Die r@eri@u0rer"
tparer1 IN Mirtli4teit muir oas Maitz
glie6 Der Mesterung unb lttne 8erz
trauten, 6te in ser @benoiib!!s auf
Der SerraKe gesefIen batteu; sic ii4
betpeqenben permeintli4en 3ethengez
Der iparen sic Mngeitellten, bic lei
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getretene berbddttge Tiniternis e..
fldrte }i& 6aburd, oaB Die Dieni4bo=
ten, ais Der 8a5tgeber unb feline
5reuube ii@ UNI Mitterna9t 3urud=
aogsn. bic 2amDe sel0i@t batten
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SIN 9apibion.

George 30. @oban's iiberous er.
foIgreide 0fferte in Der 9%oriteu11nq
bon vSepen @eDs to 8ol6pate", cir
merthtpiir6iges Spiel, 6as in iid
SARGE, &om0oie ur6 Melo6ra1ma Der.
etnigt, miro Elm beitereS &ergniiger
fiir 5mei Gtunoen a11b eine bulbe bic.
ten. Dieies bon @obat un6 &arriz
berfoBte @tid 4prtr6e int Mitor-Gbea-
ter gu Seem Sort fir 5ebn Monate
mutt groBem @rfolge aufgefibrt ln1
tpir6 I'M Dubi6ion am @omntagaben6,
ben ID. September Mber bie 8iibne
geben.
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Mlte Befannte.

q. Gin Mirtsbaus): rSeTas, 9err
@'batter, jebt trtegen g f@on bic
5ebnte Mab! Gir@ten g Sbna
oenn nit, bab Sbna Bel benz pielen
9rinten mos g'f@iebt2"
g.: 80 ma! !9aben g teine
@org'! Dos 8ierl tut mir nir-b6s
fennt mi'!"
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u a ma /!

Yd, ma!
Die So@ter bes 9aufes: sd
mD@te Sic am ltebiten mitnebmert,
8ertbo, tpenn i@ ben GERM Mfefor
beirate!"
RD&in: rDas bat Der 9err MKefor
audi f@on geiagt!"
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6 rfannt t.

@aft (3ur ReInerin): Sd
fag' Sbnen, Grduletn 2ina-@ie feben
uno lieber, mar eins!"
Relnerin: .l1n6 mid pergeiIen unb
iBen laFen, 1T 3tpei!!"
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@iner amtliden @9dBung nod
gibt es auf Ser gor3en @rbe nod 10
MiIlionen mirfli9e Meger.
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@udiide Blntbnube.
xytafirlider anb graufatter 8efebl et'
,es mpgfpmitiihcn Generals.

mes mnsfuUitif1cn @enerals.
Deutf@e 9ruppen finb in ben 9es
fib zines rui1ii@en 8efebls gelanst,
oer in beutfder lleberfeBung folgen<
bermaben lautet: r8efebl an oen
a%ommanoeur bes 1. turteitanifGen
Mrmeetorps bonn 2.-15. Stunt 1915.
Son Dem Sberbefeblsbaber ilno iir
Sic Mnpenbung bon @ergeltungsmaBz
regeln an gefangenen beuti@en @olz
oater fir betanntperbenbe Jaqe Ron
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Rorps nt@t fpdter als Is Sage na@
8etanntueroen bes Tales bon srauz
famer 8ebanolung erfolgen unter Mnz
gabe bes Nnla1es. &uBeroem ion
ben @%efangenen aQgemein betanntgez
geben nerben, baB ieoe neue @rauz
iamteit aQeritreng1te @ergeltung fin
ben tperbe. - 60 1T als Mnttport auf
Die @erftummelung oes &ofaten
petf@niep bon benz Observation-Disclosures
ber 8efebl ergangen, bon Der nd9z
iten Mbteilung sefangener 6euti@er
@ol0aten 10 Mann, o6ne Musf@lub
Der Offi3iere, gu erf@ieBen fit bic
@rau{amteiten, bic in Der leBten 3ett
bon ben 9eutf@en beriibt porben
iinb.
(ge3) General Dbii&eliofe.'
Menn Elm Observation-Disclosures einen
10 beitimmten 8efebl gu @ergeltungsz
mabnabmen gibt, Damn follte mar als
ielbitperitanblt@ annebmen, bob bic
Saten, Die sera@t peroen iolen, unz
5peifelbaft feiiteben. 9as erforbert
SET europdii@e @e4tsbegriff obne
tpeiteres. Mie itebt es aber oamit bel
benz ruKi19en 8efebl2 ollie 8eri4te
uber beuti@e @reueltaten an ru1tz
f&en @efansenen ftnb bisber als 2iz
gen na@3upeifen gepeien. Gu4 Die
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iep 6ur@ beuti@e @oloaten tonnte
bon ben Huffen ni@t fetseiteat tporz
Den fem, neil lie ii4 ME uno nirz
gen6s 3u%getragen fat. Ste 1T 3tpar
bon Dem ruf5if@en @eneralftab tn etz
ner amtlihen Mitteilung bebauptet
tpor6en, bod baben bic beut14en amt<
liden Inter iu@ungen ergeben, bab bic
gon3e @ef@i@te i@on oesbalb p0aig
erfunben 1T. neil Bel ben in Grage
tommen6en beuti@en Mrmeeteilen
iiberbaupt tein Ro1at 6es ufiurii@en
&eiter : Regiments, Dem peti@nletp
angeb0rte, gefangen genommen purbe.
Dies 1T in5mii@en am z. Sult in oer
amtliden beutf@en @rtldruns mitse<
teilt tporbert. Sb Der 8lr1befebl oes
rufif9en Observation-Disclosures bel benz
erften turteitanii@en @rmeetorps auss
gefubrt porben 1T, ent5iebt fi4 nod
Ser 0ffentli@en R%enntnis. nnabban<
ala bappn geb0rt aber bic @rauiamz
felt unb perbre4erif@e 2ei@tfert;gz
teit, NIT Der 0ieie 9entersarbeit o6ne
genaue Inter u@ung angeoronet tpor<
ben iit, por ben Ri@teritubl Der Sc
f9i@te.
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y II 8 n il B /.

9austne9t (au benz iberna@tenben
Gremoen): rWann tpiinf4en Sic gez
tpedt gu merben, metn 9err??"
Jim fieben 11br d. a propoS. mos
toftet bas 3immer9"
,8ier Mart!"
Damn f@lafe i& bis neun!"
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&Ieioer.
Mdnner=M n5itge Der neueiten Tabrt=
tate unb SHUTTER.
@ir geben @ub &reiie an Nn5ugen,
Die treen6 einen berabgeiebten Hrei8,
Der lie Dhertert murbe, 1berfommen. SIR
muBt fpmmen unb @u9 1elbit iber=
5engen.
2pt Il beitebt aus feinem gang tppl=
lenem blauem Ser9e, @Driteb nnb Ga
itmir, Bette $40 Nn3ige, "a
unier Hrets.
2pt 2-beitebt aus feinem gang tpDl=
lenem blauem Serge unb gang molenem
braunem @Driteb fir Mdrner un6
Sun9mdnner, Elm An5ug mertb jeben
Gent BON SIS, @0
unier 8reis.
2pt3-beitebt aus benz fetnften i9mez
rem blauen Serge, i@mar5em @bepiDt
unb benz fetniten un0 allerneueiten Maz
terial; jeber bappn lit Elm ebter $500
@ertb, @ertaufspaets &A7
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Maulfperre.
Mutor gum @@mieren6trettor):
uMir Tom es bor, als Of beut Bel metz
mem @tud erbeblt@ meniger gepfiffen
purbe."
Director: rSa-i& babe au9 bots
ber anei Rilp 8onbons unter baB
publitum perteilen lafen!!"
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&l1i@=, &el5: mno nit Fel5
auS9efmtterte @6fe.

$lni@=, 9el5: nto NIT Hel5
auS9ef1tterte @6de.
1luibz, 8el3z un6 nit 8el5 ausgez
futterte &Dde 3u einem enDrnten ST.
1parniB fir @u@.
SIS nit 8lii@ ausgefut= "a II
terte WtannerrDde 3u.... ..90.IO
$40 NIT Blui@ ausee= efAK
f%itterte MdnnerrDde 3u..O 44tO
Mit 8lanfet ausgefuttertb Duf Mdr=
nerrDde, 8reiS $500, no.
su............ JOG
Mit 8lonfet auseefitterte &noben=
9udrDde, reguldr $1.50, 00n
81 Sc. WV
Mit @el5 au8eefutterte $$335 Manner=
rDde, berabgeiebt E91 IL
Mit Yel5 au8gefutterte $55 Mdnner<
r1de' berobeeiest $40 IN
gu.
$22.5o Mdnner<&el8= IN
r0de, b~erabgeiebt 5u.....0
b,4 $50 %$qa ne eelsr6de, $3.50
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ei,1em &orpertbeil, Ser infolge ser
friegeriiden g%reigniiie obnebin EN-.
pfin6li@ getpor6en lit, in 1n1anfte
@eriibr111g nit ser M11tter @r6e
fommt.
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Ser &6nis pun Gnelanb fat mod
Gdmer5en. Seine bieiigen 2eiborgas
ne mel6en es, 11n6 mir glal1ben eS
germ. gs lit fein SpaB, pern Elm
@m1l bi1te11 ale miro nn6 man nit
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Citation for Hearing ON Final Account
and for Distribution.

Estate Of Agnes Garding, Deceased.
State of Minnesota, County of Stearns,
In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate Of Agnes
Garding, Decedent.
The State of Minnesota to all per-
sons interested in the final account
and distribution of the estate Of said