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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-07-30

ing relatives No wonder then that her proud
Il am T. began to lose its emphasis, that it
finally drew itself back ashamed into the in
most recesses of her soul.
The marriage was celebrated; everything ir
radiated happiness-even the bride. But or
the first night of the honeymoon, as, full OF
dismay. she awaited her husband, she felt sud
denly storm of revolt gathering. The 81
am 1" was again awakened and stirred up all
that had slumbered in depressed self-conscious-
ness at the bottom of her soul. To yield her
self thus, without love, without passion
Never! Never She could not.
Ferdinand knocked softly, then somewhat
more loudly. A giddness seized her. As if
driven by some overmastering power she
rushed to the door and locked it-Lysistratt
and Lysistratos.
Ferdinand had never spoken to a soul about
it-neither of that first Tobias night nor OF
his unsuccessful attempts later to alter the
situation Naturally she also had kept silence.
Nevertheless, Rumor got busy and soon the
whole city knew Of their platonic marriage.
The conversation had been brought to
standstill by Ruth's unexpected entrance, and
its tempo was not restored by the fact that the
host now ordered up noble vintage from the
Rheingau. His wines were better than the
empty words with which he described his good
intentions in bringing about the match. And
if the situation was so bad, no one deporej
it more sincerely than he did.
The Hofrat thought it timely to introduce
some more erudition.
There is an essential difference" he said
between the ancient Lysstrate and the mod
ern Viennese one. The Athenian tortured her
husband because Of longing for her husband
She renounced love because of love. She also
had definite goal before her eyes. She want
ed peace while Of our Viennese type, unfortu-
nately, it is hard to say what she wants. Di-
vorce, perhaps? am sorry for her."
The colonel interrupted warmly. what
sorry for her?'
And he trumpeted again the old song or
children. She was married, young wife with
a husband liable to military service. SO she
owed the state a citizen, the family an heir
the army a recruit Poor Ferdinand was the
one to be sorry for. Though he proudly hi
his suffering, any one could see how sorely it
weighed on him.
Us there any difference between bySlsVraVe
and Phryne?" continued the lIofrat "Boti
misuse their charms, both fight with weapon
which Nature gave them for another purpose
And may England and italy get me II | am
not rather for'
The entire company men and women, fell
on him In a storm Of indignation. Yet The
brave man was not terrified; nor would hs
yield an inch In his stand upon tho higher
purposes Of marriage. In the drum Are Of argu'
ment and reloinder one heard his commanding
voice ring out sharp and clear: children,
Children"
All was in confusion, so that there was
nothing left for the hostess - do but 10
give the signal for breaking up the party.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-07-30

THEY still sat at the table, although it
was already late in the evening The
hosts own vintage (Nussberg; first
selection) did once more its duty, stimulating
thoughts and loosening tongues, yet without
producing any sense of heaviness. The con
versation was carried on with more or less
yehemence. The men asserted their views
with positiveness. The ladies agreed or dis
agreed, and even the family dog, lively fox
terrier. Joined in the skirmish, expressing his
opinion every now and then by barking.
Colonel Won Schoenberg, just returned on
leave from the Isonzo and Hofrat Professor
Won Burgauer were, perhaps, the most strenu-
Gus Of the debaters. These two intimate
friends, who seldom agreed, were to-day
stanch allies. Both were enth Isiastic in the
same cause. Both uttered again and again
the same word-a very simple word-obvious-
ly the theme of the children"
From the colonels mouth it sounded like
trumpet call, while borne on the sonorous, ORC
tund, pulpit orators bass of the Hofrat it
seemed to give title and text to new doctrine
Of salvation. "Children" That the future of
the State depended in the last analysis on the
birth rate figures was to both Of them self
evident. But though in harmony on that the
ory each had a different goal in view. For
the one children were military necessity;
without children there could be no replenish-
nent Of the army. For the other 1t was
soeia problem; without children there could
be no real marriage, no true domestic happi-
ness, no sound, stable upbulding Of the COM
munity.
Let US put it simply" interjected the col
one, "and say: NO children, no power
He had his glass filled up again and then
cried: "A 'Hoch' TO the army and navy.
'Hoch' to the learned professions. 'Hoch' TO
the working classes. But the loudest hurrah
Of all for the women who bear children"
A shout Of protest from the ladies answered
him. They had none Of them freed them
selves from the tyranny Of the most foolish
eatchword ever invented. They all believed
that woman has some better, some higher, mis-
sion than to be merely the mother of children.
As if it we're not the highest and hottest thing
imaginable 70 bring living being into the
world! To attach TO such a sublime mission
a deprecatory merely" was perhaps the cru
elest folly which long years Of peace had bred.
And it seems 70 be even yet rampant
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-21
Dir tase in GriedrnIanS.
Standardization 5.uiihen griehiihen
uno fran56iiidjeu Srnppen. -
&riesSerflGrnng an bic aliierten
beppritebenb?

YerIin, brnbtloo. - @ie Die
lle6eriees Nafriftcn : Agentlir meloet.
limb Sample sipiid)en ~re8uldren grie>
6iiden unp fran5oiiiden Sruppen be-
reits I'M 8an9c.
Die Sample finben nprblih bon
8aterina, ca. go Weilen iu~oztpeltlit,
bon Salonifi itntt. Sic 8rieden
baben bort 5000 Iann fon5cntricrt.
Sic Staot aateriua ut bon Den 8riea
den erobert lporoen. nad,bem lie Die
iran50liiGen 9iuien burfbrot)cu bat
ten. Sic @riefen Itebcn angeblihl
nuf elmer Clinic 8piihen antcrinu uno
Sprboefo.
lleber sic Sitllation bel &utcriun
berrid)te felt Gube Hopcnlber llnflur@
6eit. Canals orobte elm Heufontrc
8ipiihen grictiid)en uno frun3olIben
5ruppen nm pen Belts beu Staot.
ariesserflarnng?
Scriiu. brabtlos. - Bic bon
Ntbeu fpmmenbcn Hahrid)ten lulIen
feiuen 3peifel buran, baB Der a0nig
apnitantiu unp leiuc IiuiIter lid 3ur,
Hrlege tNl'ultebeH lpetperl, IpellH DIE
IQiierten ibrc 3ipunaSmaBre8eIn
fprtleBcn uno uuf Der Gntipaffnung
oes sriehiiden SecreS beitebcn. Sas
miro hurd) Die folgcnbe, iiher Subnpeit
ans ser grichiid,cn 6auptitaot cingcs
troifene balbamtIite 6untcnbcpcite
bcltdtigt:
Sic griehilhe Hc9ieruus bat ous
gefiinbiet,' onB lie i'll 3ufunft cine
itrifte belpnifnetc Hcutrulitdt bcpbnhz
ten, DER gutente feline meitcreu 3u9ez
itGnnniiie MAIDEN unb iebc lpcitere
Yrpppfation als vGaius belli" betrad)<
ten ipirb."
Sas belltct. baB Der griediihe
0erriher uub ieiu Iiniiterium neuc
Soroerungen Der Snteute nit elmer
Gric9sertldrun9 beuntiportcu pcrz
ben. penu bicIelbcn prppp5iereno
Iino.
Sat iim micocr sefiigt?
9onopu.- 9ie griehiihe Hc>
gierrna bat bas llftimutllm Der
Sntentemddlte nnpcnommcu. lpie cine
Nnhriht Der Gentrol Heip5 Igeucn
aus Itbeu meloct.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-21
Knr;e Uabriettcn.

Wa b ingtou, 8. &. - Sas
9auSsaomite fiir &oitiaten erfldrtc
lid nit neun gegeu finn Stinmeu bas
fitr, Den pneumntiiden Yoitoienit in
ct. Souis. Chicago, philadelphia unb
Nep Yort auf3ubeben.
. It . II. Wali.-Yrofelipr Sugr
Wuenltcrberg, 2ebrer Der Yipfplpgic
an Der lluiperiitdt 6arparo fiel an IS.
Ge3ember wdbreub zines @ortrnses int
Hapcliifc College fir Wdod)cn tort
8ulanmen. Wueuitcrberg ipllrbe an;
/. Sunt 1868 in Gau3ig. Seutihlano,
gcboren unb nbiplpierte bort bns
8pmnalilm. Or be5os buroui Die
llniperiitdten Seip8i8 uno Seibelberg
unb iuihmete iid) ipe3ieIl Der Tbiloz
ippbie unb Der Rebi3in. Nit "a
Sabren ipuroe er Yripats9 p3ent an
Der llnioeriitdt Sreiburg. Sm Sabre
1892 puroe er nat Surparo ule
Srpfeiior Der Yiptplu9ie uub Sirettor
oes Saburutpriums beruien. Sn Den
Sabreu 1910 unb 1911 funsierte er
ais Nustauid,> Yrofenor un Scr llnis
oeriitdt Berlin.
@ern. SdipeS.--@hmune Stultz
beB lit gum Erdiioenten Der Stpei5er
Gibaenoilenidaft fir bds Sabr 1917
geipdblt iporben. @r erbieIt 176 bon
1S9 Stimmeu Der Nationals Ser
ianmluns. Ser ueue YrGIioent iii
crit 40 Sabre alt. Border mar or
Seiter bes oifentlihen otoupmiiher
Separtemcuts.
Spnbon .-Nm 10. December
iuuroc bier angefilnoigt, baB 9rai
Sarnersti, Der oiterreidiit slngariihc
Sotitafter fir Die Ger. Stuaten iid,es
res @eleitc pom Den gntente MddIten
bcipiligt crbalteu lpiro. @efanntlid)
baben Die 4liierten ou5 0eleite 3u>
crit oeripci9ert. Nls aber Die Der.
Staaten formcI barum eriud,ten llnb
tbr gtiBfallen ilber bicieu 9rudb Der
Siplomatiiten Gillette nitt perbargcu.
crfol9te Elm Stinmuugslumidlpung.
San Suau beI CUR, Silica
raguu.-Sus nelie &abictt pcs YrQii@
oentcn Sbnnloro ieBt lid rpie fplgt 3us
iai1mcu: Nusluubz Wiuiltcr. Sole
Inores, lltretp; Sinanss Winiitcr,
Martin Senarb; Aricgs Mtiniiter.
Stomus @niiS; Snlanb Miuiitcr.
alfunIe Solor6auo; Wiuiitcr fir
0ffcntlihe Irteitcu. @uticrreS Hupas.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-21
Sabsbmreer Mrs Regent in
pelcn.

@ur d. II. - Gr3bcr5og aurl
Stcpban pom Seiterretf murbe nit
Der Iusiidt, ipdter gum aonig gez
lpdblt 81 iperben, gum Hegenteu bon
Yolen beltinmt. Ser S%taatsrutb. ser
lid alls Den iiibreuoeu Decentralization
Der neueu Hegierung 6uiummcnieBt,
bilrite nod TOR Weibnud1ten einbes
rlfen mcrbcn. Gls bcutlter SOM
milidr miro Der buperiife 0ofrntt
0raf 2erdenfelb unb ais ociieu Ser
treter Sunbratb 3pdJliusfi fungicreu.
er3ber3og aarl Stepbau lit Elm
Merle bes pcritorbcncn aaiiers Sran6
Soief uno apmnanoeur Der otter
rcifiid sungariitcu arie9sflotte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-21
3liua bittrt nm frirhrn.
Ter m%eritaniide Sanoit bictet ben
Ger. Staatcn ben 5riepen an, nit
Der @eriiheruns. amerifaniiheS
9ebcp uno Giseutbum reipeftieren
81 iuullen.

CT Saip, Ser.-Srancisco &iQa
bat bier burh einen %crtraueu5s
N8enten ben Ser. Staaten Sricbcn3s
Nncrbietungen 9emad)t uub peripro>
den, feline 8~aub5iiae ae9eu ameritas
niltcS Gigentbum unb Die grmorbung
bon Imerifancrn in Ierito ali8ls
aebcn. ipie bertc bierber hurd eincn
He8icrungSs Igcnten gcncloet muroe.
" al biugtou. ;. G. Scocr
%orihlas eincS Abfommena Sluiidcn
Der ameritaniidcn Ge9ieruug uuo
Gila pirh bon Seantten Der Nomis
uiitratiou olS Der ~grtudgun9 nidt
pertb betrahtet.' aein piiisicacr @cs
ritt ilber ben uugcblifen Spridlag
&iun'S. zines arrangements. inter
Dem CT auiborcu miro. Nmcritancr Al
moroen uup Die 3eritorlm9 bon amcris
fanildem gieentbum 81 perbieten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-21

n.-Stc guoapeIter : Sei>
tltn8 "Vilh8" bcrittct. gemdB elmer
Scpe'te Der Grtunge telegraph 50.
aus aopcnbnacn, ouB Der rlmdniihe
Srcmters Winl'ter Sratianu 5uriidgez
trcteu iii.
Sr. S5rber tritt suriit.
NJ il m.-Sic aus @ien
8emcloetc Nellbilblng bcs oiterreidiz
ldcn aabinetto milrbe trpBoem lie bis
sur Stunoc mod nitt nmtIih bcitdz
tigt III, nttt ilberrnitenb tpnmcu.
Sr. Grnlt b. 2orber. DER nab Der CIR
mproln8 oc5 W,iniiters Yrdiioentcn
Stiirgtt ON 1. Nooember elm nclles
anblnctt biIoctc, lpnr Elm lungidbriJcr
%ertroltcr bes ucritorbencn aaiicrs.
ell Staatsmonu Der altcn Stlllc. uno
e. mare ntd't 81 pcrlpuuocrn. lpcnn
Der nclc lllnge Scrrid)er. Der piel
oen1ptrntilicr rr5ogen lit ais ous ipnit
bel GEN oIterreidilhen Sbrunipl9crn
Der SnI mar, Mdnner sur Hcgierlnng
b~crllfeu milroc. Die ieinen Nnidaus
llngcn am bclten eutlpreten. Nlcrans
Der Spiemilller, Dem nab ben ppre
licBenocn Sepe'dlcu Die 9ilbuu9 zines
nelgcu &abinetts il%bertrugen muroe,
oilrite Der redlte Wtanu am rcttcn
Slaec icin, uub ieiue @rnennung miro
BON Der YeooIferung nit Sreunen be-
9rliBt pcroen. 3ei0t tic npdl, oaB
&ailer &arl Der Gritc cine ppltstbiimz
lite He8ieruu9 itnifen mill. Die nidt
mtebr aui Dem biirotratiiden Spitem
berubt. has uiclc Sabre in ser Spppclz
nlonard)ic pprbcrrldJte.
Sas neue fran56iiihe aabinett.
Yaris.- Srantrcih miro eiucu
aus lets Mit9lieberu bc~itcbcnocu
nellcu 8ric9srutb baben. ser porallsz
littlih nit Dem britiihen cnac Suz
lann1cnarbciten miro. Sic Salpts
poItcn III Dem nclcu aabinctt mcrocn
fol9enocrmaBcn bciePt ieiu:
Yrculier, Nriitioe SrianS; Siuan5>
Winiitcr. Ilcraubre Hibpt; arie9se
Miuiiter. @cnernI 2puutcn; MARINE
gtini'tcr, Iomirnl SacuSe; Mrbeitsz
NiuiItcr, Saul Yainlcpc; Iunitipnss
Wtiuiltcr. Nlbcrt Shpnas; Niniitcr
beS Snnern. Souia WaIpu.
Sic YolitIt Der neucn irun3oiiihcn
Hcgieruna miro. dbnlih iener Der
cngliihcu. bauptiGhlih in apn3ens
tricrun9 Der Nitoritdt, frditigcrcr
&riegSiiibruug uno Nlebarmahun9
Der n%atioualeu 0ilisqucacn IN Wiann
uno Wnterial beitcben.
8cn. Iipelle Observation-Disclosures.
s.-8cueral SpIcpb Soiire.
Der Oberfpmmanoicrcnbc Der iraus0s
iiihcu Irmeeu, iii nb9eiept pprSen
rnb @eneral Nipclc. ser bisbcriae
Scitcr Der %crtbeioigung bon @erbun
tritt on ieine Stcuc.
sic IcnberunScn in ben b0hiten
&ommanopiteleu eritredten iit icepd
nitt mn aui Den iran5olildeu ariesss
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-21
Don Sr. Pdnesi.

mar bis gum 10. 9e3ember Dem
Staats> Separtement 5ugegongcu uno
es lpuroe 3iueifel buriiber ausaes
iprotlen. oaB @iaa Elm oerartigcs anz
erbteten gcmaht babe.
Gl Yaio, Ser.-@eneral Sranz
cisco 0on5ales in Suare3 Sementierte
am 10. Se6ernber o~ffi8iel Die Rahs
ritt bon elncm 8efed)t 3tpiiteu ben
Villa Seuten inter Carlos S5una uuo
DEN Garran5a@ Streittrdften inter @jes
neral Rur8uia bel 9bibuabua.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-21
SmnScs'C amclbsst 9eftranSet.

Gureta, Gal. - Sa3 SuuoeSs
Salhbpot ~Ss3" itranoetc an 10,
Sr5cmber, $50 SUB . DER aiiite in
Der Gdbe pou Sampd, n0rolih bon
bier. in Der Ndbe bes gin8angs ,Sllr
Sumbolot Sai mn iteint politGnpis
perloreu 6u iein. Seutuant $. n.
Spgulh lit Der apmmonbcur peS
S~nut6poteS, baS in ciucm &iutcl bon
- @rab auigclauicu iii uno ara bon
Der 8clcn bebrdngt lpirb, Sic
Ianuitait iprpe ialI p~olltauoi9
serettet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-21
Weun oir dootcn 3ruani6 arbrn.

SS lit bod ,harf" scnns, lieber 9Gcr, mie? IS lit nibt
nptbta, lid 5m bitten, nHic h5hft intcrciantc, meme GrSabluns az
le1en, oenn wcr nunte ni6t criabrcu, me bic Gotten Scnsnik gebcu?
w. lt MIR mod gciGst, bag nGc ih5uc 0eihtfte y c rumbe iu-
bali Wpnate nauern mirp. Sarmm: &pu Aniana an leicu.
Splcn mir nod mabnen, benz Serrn Tahbar ubr Der lieben
6ran Nahbarin. benz Sreunne pner Der Sreunbin sn iaacn: Rest lit
bic Sit sum Ibpnnicreu scfpmmcn. Scuhc Seine @cielung sleid
EN-, baum befummt IN ben @ntana Der ncuen, Ia n @rsablmus
@enn bic spbten ScugniR seben.- Sesiupt in nieier
Summer aui Seite >.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-21

Sic Suaaucbamnu &aQep YrcB
Inpciation pon Yenuiplpauia. fuStc
bel elmer tiirSlid itatt9ciunocucu
%eriammlung folBenbcn 9eihluB: GS
miro beihIoneu, baB cine icnc 8l ser
Nnpcintion gebpriBe 3citllng. 0 Dem
1. Snnlnr 1917 ocn Trcis crb0tt,
nm 10 Die erbotten Soften Der Yrppufs
tion 5u be9lciten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-21
Sranfrcid, erbalt Siftutur.

Sari s.-Sie Gegierung bat in
Der Seputierten aanlmer cine @orlaBe
eingerettt, lpcld)e be6ipeft, Der Ecs
gierung GrDBere 0tadtbefuguiic 81
ertbeiIeu. Sic Hegierung ioll er>
mdd)ti9t perbeu. WnBnabneu fiir Die
Sanoesocrtbeioi8ung burdI GrlaB 5u
%treffen. anitatt lpie biober bon Dem
Tarlument in icbcm ein5elncn Sale
Die Grmdhtigun9 c%in3ubolen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-21

it)auplaB, ionbern aud, nuf DEN
Saltan, ga @ices Apmiral ou Gourmet,
aomnanbant Der engIiid)> frun5oiiiden
'Slptte i'm Wittelmeer burh Iomirol
9allder eriest lplroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-21
}tieQgnSum(d(dge Der Central Jl(d6te.

9e Rebc os ocufben ReihsfansRrs, Or. p. getbmann= Spapes, mno bic
Rpte mn bic gaierten. Die babamtidrn Srebens. Weoiuauuaen.
gemenensmertbcr appea pun @iaiam Senniuss grpan at ben
brithhcn grsmier slOpb George. Die fran56Ei6e Sesieruns mill
bic Mduums bs gulfes feunen lerncn. = EQUATOR stone hbr
hen Erieocu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-21
s1la1ten
tDben lueiter.

Huiien uno Rumineu 5ieben lid int
mcr metter suriif. - Sriteu er.
leiDeu Hienerlage. = Gen. Hipeae
fiigt ben Seutifen cine Sflapps
pur gerpuu SIT. - Ter Grieg sur
Sec.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-21

Setrcffs bcs 9ruuntpciue
aoniums bat bic irnuS0iiitc
8egicrung iih iiir pole Yrp6is
bitiou cntidicoen. Sieies Der
bot iuirh Sier. 8ein. IL. /. ~,
uid,t trcffeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-21

Berlin, brahtlos.-9ie Sberite
ocerealcituug giebt befannt, baB in
3elgien beftiae Artilericfdmpfe itatts
fanoeu. Siibz0itlid bon 3iaebede
itiirmtcn Die Scutideu bis in Die
jpeitc britiihc 2inic. nercu @ertbcis
oiger bic Slllft crgriifen. i.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-21
Seine Seitnus; elm Selblagcr.

~Sas Heih III belte niht cine be-
la9erte Scinlu9, ipie uniere 6eiubc lid,
einbilocteu, ionbcru elm riciigeS uno
felt bis3ipliuiertes Selolagcr nit uns
erihopilihcn R%raitquelen. go iiebt
beute Sas Seutide Nei6 pa. felt unb
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-21

miro oils elmer Der Sepe9sriinbe Der
Hpte bes &uu3lers dngeieben. Guoe
lid 9laubt baS britiide Yllblifum,
baB Die beutihe He9ierung ben Gin
Druid I'M beutitcu %oltc 81 eriueden
luhe. baB Seutitlaub lid mIr gegen
Die Seiuoe pertbeibigc, Die ibm ben
4rieg aufge5puugeu batten. 9uglunb
glalbt. buB iebes In5cihcn bon I'm
rlbe I'M Yplfe ppu SentifIauo pors
banpen lei iniulgc IaugeIs an Nahz
r~rn9snlitteln unb bcS %ln9ebeuren
TerlulteS on Weniheulcbcn unb
aricsSmaterial. Den Seutihlano lett
1914 c~rlittcn babe.
@crncn SriepenSpurihlagc a%blebnen.
Gnglanb unb leinc @~erbilnbctcu be-
abIiftigeu baber Die Sriebeuapprz
~ -.E s.. a -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-21

Bortieeuug alii Der 10. Seite.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-21
WedbTel in Aahinettrn.
Der rnmdniihe Ircmicr scbt. =
aleranser Spitmiiler piro otter.
rcihiider Yrcmier. - griaub wirp
Siftator. - Spffre abgeiest.

u.-2ie Slpapeiter 3eis
tllr8 "Wild8" bcridtct, genrdB elmer
Scpe'te Der Grdouge telegraph 50.
aua ao%pcnbagcn, oaB Der rumdniide
$rcmters Niniiter Sratianu 5uriidges
trcteu lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-21

GA erIiu, brabtos. Reitse treu bcreint nit ieinen in Ser shlod
Ak fnnsler h. 9etbmann> Solrea inter ben oitrreitihen, bulaariite
finoiete I'M Neihstage an, oab Iuo tirfiiten Slos9cn, erprobtn
y .u+S+IorS rt 5rueu gprzI g0m feuhrnSer 1rbo;r+ SS 81:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-23

Real Seal Vanity Purs-
rs. fine quality leather, in
black only. styl ish
shapes with strap hacks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-23
Bows l2I,c
Neckwear. &C

Boys Washable Neck =
wear. four-in-hand style.
with colored striped eff
fpcts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-23

.i-inch JapanPse Habn-
tai silks. In white and
black. all silk. firm-wov-
en- grade.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-23
25C Collars
at 14C

A spe cial
underprice Of
fering I or
S aturday OF
w O m c n $
s wiss f m
b r o id ere d
Flat and Roll
Collars-uSual
CSC c n t kind
for l4c each.
Daintily en-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-23

sheer material-choice of many
pleasing designs. Get supply of
these pretty neck fixings for Your
vacation needs.
Cape Collars. of organdy. in en-
broidered. hemstitched and lace
trimmed styles, also of chiffon
s site f5s%' lar Large sD as ss Soc
ment of charming styles
Fichus. of plain net. also net
trimmed with oriental IN
and shadow lace ruffles. JUG
White and ecru colors..
NcStecs. of organdy, hemstitch-
ed. embroidered and tucked styles,
also of oriental lace, in
white and ecru colors. en
plated back and fiat col OUC
lars. Special. at .......
Princess FriIl Collars. of crepe
de chine and organdy, with grace
fun plated chiffon frills. which
add a dainty finish to the summer
dress or blouse. In white. IL
ream, flesh. black and 4OC
t2ht blue ............
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$I.OO and $1.25
LEATHER ~ TO-
HANDBAGS a. " ~

Practical and stylish kinds Of
fered underprice as the result of n
timely purchase.
Well made Handbags of good
quality feathers. in black only.
F'a shionable shapes. with nickel.
gilt or leather-coVered frames. fit
ted with purse and mirror. Excep-
tiOnal values at $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-23
Fine Leather Handbags

Women's High
class Handb a e $.
of fine quail ity
seal and morocco
| e a t h ers: new
shapes in black
and colors. Silk
lined: fitted with
large purse "A n d
mirror.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-23

/ 49, inch Black Satin
Messaline, all silk, rich
safiu fnca grade
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-23

SI.UU MIddy bIOuseS,
55c
Small lot 81 MILDLY
Blous es. OF f.Snsdale
Jean: plain roiors and
60 m u nations: slightly
missed from handling.
Second Floor - Waist
Santfap
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Mems 35c Underwear,

Mems Nainsook Ath-
lefir Underwear. sleeve
less coat shirts, knee
length drawers. Rein
forced seats.
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Boys $500 and $3.50

Boys Fancy Cashmere
and Cheyiot Yoke Nor
folk Suits, with two pairs
Of knickerbocker pants;
neat light aud dark mix
I'd materials. Sizes 9 TO
II wears.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-23

SI.O0 MILDLY Blouses,

DER Kiss Face Powder.
with dainty satin-covered
Djerkiss sachet gs.
both for 5oc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-13

peculiar Tightening Of Mrs. DavenpOrts
lips, habit rather common to her
when she was annoyed.
They all went into the charming
dining room, where the table was
spread with lace and china and lighted
with candles
Even the china looks good enough
to eat, doesn't it2' said pretty Mrs
Dennis, who sat at Helen's left.
Helen laughingly acquiesced. and a
second later they were all talking and
laughing over the first course.
4 understand your husband is think
ing of selling his car. Mrs. Curtis said
Mrs. Davenport during a lull in the
conversation.
Helen looked up in surprise. mo,
indeed. I think yOu must have been
misinfOrmed."
ct don't think so; in fact my hus-
band was thinking of going up to look
port, touching her napkin to her mouth
daintily.
Helen hardly knew how to reply
She forgot everything, all the happy
thoughts that she had had that morn
ing. Could it be possible that Warren
would put the car in the market with
out her knowledge Surely he could
not humiliate her so deeply. She would
not believe it. And then she woke up
to the fact that Mrs. Davenport was
speaking.
Il hope I have not betrayed any Sc
cret."
Helen rallied bravely ''Not at all"
she rejoined. Mr. Curtis has been
thinking of selling the car for some
time back, but 1 believe that he has