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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-26
RAPID ADVAHCE SCORED
IN PRICES FOR COTTON

NEW ORLEANS. Juno o5.--Rapid
advance marked the trading In cot on
last week. with a wild bulge of 81 a
bale on Thursday. while the highest
prices of the week were "a Ia 80 points
over the previous weeks figures. The
close was at a net gain Of - to so
points.
Shorts bought covers on large
scale. chiefly on rumors that powerful
long interests stood ready TO take up
all traders on July contracts. The
main incentive for purchase Of long
contracts was the general idea that
hostilitics with Mexico would inter
fcrc with the cultivation and picking
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-26
The Manicure Lady
Taking Chance and The Matyin,ony
Lotteru.
by WILLIAM T.. KIRK.

81 founr 81 cent In the subway this
morning. ha!G ia: Manicure Lady.
and nge>a !'n r"!ag 20 be lucky this
summer
II hope go" Htid the Head Barber
4 w!sn yrG had round hundred case
nDtn,"
That nW!ui sweet OF you. George"
ta!G 'ns Man!crt" Lady. and that's
ne ri N" HnsH, reasons for loving
.!'". - Inr" that your friends don't
W!En M naf luck on you. Goodness
/nrWs. ',"rEg", ia good thing they
fru' ~Ir4 all nc bad luck lying
arc.nf -. Gins" 20 az we have hard
u"i> dDhTing II, I'm going To kccI
nat cert Tor LUCKY peace"
u rrn" tuat Tor a week once will
cent" nalG the Head Barber, 'ant
everything broke wrong the Who'll,
week. My wife got neuralgia tina
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-26
Woman and Home

INJURED Tom dazedly. The truth seems
20 he Il queer thing. I'm afraid don't
understand very much about it
From the Days when he had defended
her from the collie dragon, Tom Bia ke
had love Marjorie l.ampson. Indeed.
he could not remember when he had
not loved her. Always she had seemed
10 him as beautiful and as necessary
as the sunshine itself Even in his
early tcens--at the age when boys pre-
tend ia despise cirls-his love FOR her
had not wavered.
And now. at ;weuty-one, il was no
longer the affection OF child for a
child, but the wholesouled Alteration,
Of a man for woman.
Marjorie had grown to slender. grace
fu! young wonanhood Very pretty
she was. and very winsome. To Ton,
she was by far the most wonderful
person in all the whole world.
And one evening he told her so.
II was during his senior year At the
university. He had but three months
more 20 study After graduation h.
was To go into business with his father
and. from the Very beginning. was 4
receive "a salary that seemed TO him
enough 20 marry OIL
He ana Harry Lampson were in ths
same class At the university. Bur their
childhood acquaintance had not r:peneC
into friendship. In fact, between the
two young fellows had sprung UP one
of those incNplicable dislikcs tina;
sometimes burn iierccr than does a gen
uinc grudEe bred hatred. The lads hat
nothing in common. Tom, for example
was studious and athletic Harry was
lazy and :. leader Of the avowed sport
set In his class.
However. because Harry was Mar
tories brother, Tom tried. with some
difficulty, TO he civil 10 him. and hat
even helped. more than once TO gee
him out of rather serious scrapes Will
the university authorities, which, foi
some reason, served merely 10 iuten-
.ty Harry's dislike for him.
IL was on the evening after his faith
cr had promised to take him into tbs
business that Tom called on Marjorie
with the good news. AS she came int
the living room ana moved forward tt
welcome aim, she seemed 50 adorably
pretty and Irresistible, that. before h,
knew what he was doing, Tom caugh'
her in his arms and kissed her,
Ton, EasP=d the girl Indignantly
yet-oddly srough-naking no efort
70 free ce7s=.t
I'm sorry - pleaded. though with
OF, releasing ler 7 didn't mean TO
!Ion-stly t.dr; had really
splendid proposal all thought out. y
propose. al. full ot poetry quotations
and remarks abou; angels and lille:
and paradise and all. But when saw
you. all could think OF was that
love you-I love you--l love YOU, Mar
lorie darling, / love you. CUES:
youve always known IL Do-do yor
care anything at all about me-"
ITO Re Continued To Morrow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-26

quite distinct from EakstS fantastic
line and violent color combination and
with none of the blrbaric splendor of
old Spain. the new influence In dress
is nothing II not Egyptian II shows
in a steady increase in the use of mel
low earth shades. III black. in scarab
ana iris designs in all their variations
and in the almost total absence Of
white. for which deep cream and gray
are substituted for backgrounds and
relief, and, most Of all, In the two
dimension silhouette.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-26
Shoulder Capes

summer furs are as much in demand
this season rs they We're last, hnt the
newest and snartest ones arc the
shoulder capes. These are really no
nor" than :. square collar that comes
part:aliy over thc shoulders. and is tied
with ribbons about the throat. Many
Of tnem are Of chiffon, merely banded
and edged Win fur. while others are Of
seal or y taneta and crminc.
The white fox is much less in vogue
now Than ~ was. although both graz
ana brown fox furs are seen in the
most exclusive shops.
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.cnn,Irnet Fro,n Sunlny.l


The catastrophe struck all three OF
the children dumb with horror. Then.
as heavy footsteps sounded from Mr..
Blake's adjoining study, Harry so far
recovered his presence Of mind as 20
grab up his cap and run a. top speed
out Of The room and out Of the house
Mir Blake drawn thither by tho
crash, sauntered into the library in
housecoa, and slippers. In the door
way he paused, achast st the ,ableau
before kim.
There on the floor lay mis- priceless
vase in atoms. Above II covered the
two scared chidren-Tom and Mar
jor!e For an nstan, MIR. Blake stood
gazing a. the wreckage his hard face
slowly purplinr with the wrath that
sweiled ~ in him.
Tom he numbered q, last.
Yes. sir replied Tom, IN very
small! voice
VINO aid ,hat?" demanded his father
pointing dramatically at the ruined
vase.
The boy hesi;a,ed. then. drawing a
long breath, he prepared to confess
Before he could speoh his father rasped
cut asrcely
II don, Yell lies, sir" ANSWERED
i did, sir sad Tom 4 was chas-
ing
h so; no further his ca;aer kicked
Of one slipper. picked !: UP. oaueht
The w-=:cAeI Roy ~ the nap e The
neck. flung him over The na;ernal knee
and began % rain blows upon him wiki
ne fUlt force OF q vigorous and anger
driven arm.
The WHIPPING hurt, exc.uciatingly
And the fac, tina: Marjorie was an
appalled, witness OF it hurt . thousand
times more 40 man-be he eleven o.
one hundred and eleyer-can bear u
be hu03liated in The eyes Of the gir'
he loves
Ye, the fae, tina, Marjorie witnesse,
his disgrace kept Tom from committing
the weakness OF crying under the pun
ishrent. He kept his teeth tigh
clcncAed ana choked back every sound
His father, unable TO make the DO.
cry. Piled the slipper all the harder
Tho tears We're rolling down Marjorie
own face. But Tom was dry-eyed.
~ last The ordeal was over. Nj
Blake showed tho tortured boy ava
from him and stamped out Of the room
Marjorie ran UP TO Tom and caugf
his pain-cIonched hands in hers.
Tom" She walled 30. Tom! Yo
poor, poor boy I'm so sorry! Bu
WHY did sou tell him i, was YOU thu
busted the vase? Why didn't YOU sa
it was Harry"
II had to tell him tho truth
painted the boy There wasn't an,
thina else u do"
II don't see why" argred Marjori
Harry vas gone. Nour papa wouldn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-26

OF The Texas crop, ami that It would
increase the consumption OF cotton
Weather news was mixed.
In The spo, department there was
renewed demand. Exports were slim
uiatcd by the lowering 81 ocean rates
to Liverpool. this market quoting room
for that port a. Sl2J as against si75
about a week ago. The bear contcn-
ton Was that the continued weakness
of ocean freirhts was proof Of n moor
demand
The coming week viii open with the
first notice day for July as the chief
feature Of interest Expectations We're
that considerable quantity Of COT;
ton would be rendered here on Mon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-26

prehension. In q series of splendid Iru.
from. all over the country mothers tell Of II.
great help Mothers Friend" was TO III
Even grandmoshers tell the wonderful si5r,
10 Their own daughters about to enter re
er's Friend" today OF your nearest dr,rp;s.
Use This splendid help with your own harr
guided by your own mind. For free 10.
Oh interest and Importance to oil raothcr-
Bldg. Atlanta, Ga. II relates the pcrso,n'
experiences Of many happy mothers, IL tsii.
many things that all women should bc g..
mlInr with; II Is ut once guide and =,
tnsD'r=ton Write for this book
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-26
Ethical
alks
What to Wear
RuHes and R.pcies Wa Com5lr:
This Summer q! Shore.
II! Mune. Qui Ni>e.

The woman who considers - = dsrc
cult tasa 70 choose \ uew robe usually
makes 4 bad Job o; i:
The permanent wave MAS IA vrSas
IN France in III: but Il, MAS NOT
achieved by ,hs pceseut process 81
twisting moist hair ahou. metal cyl,u.
ders and baking il ~ means .: e.e:-
t-icity. The method WAS u I'll tNv
hair with quantities ~ pNmAt"r, X:,t
powder Until !, became th,cN ana Ssi,t
and e arrange II ~ scallcp SHELLS.
French curlS. which rsSsueie rkSS
S;rung on y string. o. h.leou$ puceG
outchignonS. Sometimes the hair MAS
curled MI over. and that WAS called a
"tete de 'routOn." \ coi0urs ,n2-
measured eighteen inches in hsish; MAS
nol unusual
Evidently The o-,s!na, pic, aud rlAn
were stolen iro1i the fashions .: :ns
Fiji lady. whose ccjTure is s;epur;he-
20 a birds nest
The amazing structures worn BY The
fashionable women OF Paris were -
difficult to build that they we're sap
posed 20 stay III place for four 70 SIN
weeks without the application 81 comb
or brush
In order 20 appear bi, wilder. the
most astonishing ornaments were used
small chsriotS, boats with unfurlst
sails, all manner OF queer ngures
topped these h;rsute towers. \ Solar,
chair. made OF gold thread and blown
glass, displayed the attcndan, chair
man and the lady passenger
Let US not speak OF our .reaky fash
IONS Beside the freaks that have ron.
before our habiliments are most dis.
tinctly sane
Neptune is going 10 have some sur.
prises this summer
! He is likely TO experience some high
grade emotional establishment when he
sees the fashion plates slip into tho
waEelcts. Bathing suits are no longn,
anything of the kind: they are beach
costumes" Well and good. Neptune
VIII sneak into the deep coral caves
of the sea when the ladies OF the chorus
come on. And from there will he fur
lively peer out? To be course, he's Il
man, isn't he?
In the picturette of this days fashion
department you will observe a dainty
person we'll ruffled for the ocean. Her
pantalettes are rufiied, her skirt is like
wise crimped at the edges. and her
bodice is berthed to bca, the band
Atop her taunty beach bonnet more
RULES f'aunt upward and outward into
a ruchctte.
I The material is bathing saan in cur
rant red. The STOCKINGS are crows
blue. which is almost black. The
flowers on the bonnet are not aowcrs
AT all. but apples. They are green ana
red, with leaves OF black.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-26

Hair and metal lace arc replacing the
reeds and wiring Of the winter skirts.
The :iinsiest materials are held 10 mod
ish hoUtfaucy by edeiuGs and insertions
oC hair lace. and the two-toncd metal
iilagrce banding has almost taken the
place Of crinolinc ana tarletan.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-26

expected arrival Of :.
baby. But In the mean.
time the comfort Of
The mother Is of vi :
importance. There isn
splendid external rem.
cdy known us "AIo.,i.
er's Friend" which e.
erts q wonderful inf.
encc upon the expand
Ing muscles. They b..
come more plant
Gtrctch without un,l,,r
pain, make the p rio !
one OF pleasant antic.
fnntInn t,gta,l
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Useful
Hints
WHO'S GUILTY?
9Th Story, Truth Crushed 10 Earth
ly Mrs. Wilson Woodrow

Author or "Thc silver Burtcrny,' "Tho
DaSck Pearl" "Saliy Salt" Etc.
tNouelized from the series OF photo
Mays OF the name released ny
Puthc Exchange and shown nj the We
tor Ihrutcr.D
Copyright, 1910, Mrs. Wilson Woodrow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-26
les. NNIlrnn WoudruNy
SYNOPSIS or PRECEDING CHATTER

Tom Blake ana Marjorie I.ampson are
children together. h. always the protector.
when a very Nt,lc boy hc punished by
,Iis foolish mother for having got rump!eH
and dirty while pretending he was snI.i,s
Marjorie from q dragon Now he - eleven
and Will. defending Marjorie from her
brother. lie break, = valuable vase.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-26

day. Developments CONCERNING uhs
July position may affect the market
Tor several days, but the trade viii
lie bound TO consider both acreage and
condition of the crop. since tho gov
erninent on Saturday will issue renor,.
on both
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-26
The Coming Baby!
Hoeray! Hooray2

Nothing else can SO completely endc,,
US TO the present and the future rs d.,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-24
ans Jcwa.
7es Mpiues.

8ier iteiie IaGe bon Ilfoerl1b
rtltl.g I'M stoote FIND tpie0er 81 bers
8eihner. 9ieieIbeu pertetIeu iid auf
Bic Grte CEDAR Aapi0s, Clinton.
Brisipplb uno Cumberland.
8unbesieuator Eurnutiiis hat In
eirem Gdrelbcn an eSohn u. Sobn.
ION, EraItoenf oes pSarOing fir
0oupernelr" Stubs erflart, bab er
bereit iei, I'M Sntereiie oes repllb.
Iifaniiden Observation-Disclosures
Saroing int State cine Meoatoltr
8u unteraehmen. 3ies miro oieleu
Der CANA Irodenm in Der Qartei
gegen ben Strid geben.
gountpridter @nt. q. 49reS bat
Ieine aeiieuotiou eingereift, nm lid
Der 8ehtspraris Sn mi0Hiell. gu
ieiuem Qagfolaer lit Der friibere
gountpanipnIt TbonloS s. @utbrie
BON Bouberuelsr Glnrfe ernnnnt
tporoerr.
SIN bic 8obnltt9 BON 8. 8. Bon.
er8, 144S pItl. NronD 4De., broden
Mortaa Giebe Gin uno ltabIen cine
stinoeriparbldie nit ueun Goaars
5nbalt.
Qm eyreitaa finoet Ste offi5ieae
G%roffnung Der MISUNDERSTANDING
itdft. nahOen Die Ausitellitngsplate
bereiis Mittlpod, ilnb Gonnerstag
1en 8eiudern offen iton0en, bod
fino 0ieie 3oge nIs 8orbereitrngs
tage all betrodleth Niittfpoh purOe
oie Ieste 5on0 an ben 8erfail
buSan uip. geleBf. Sir Die Inter
bringing Der Nlttonobile Der Nus
iteuungsbciudcr iinb III 0ieiem
syahr b~eIonOere g~orfebrllngen gc.
troffen fuor0eA lie geIhidltilg lit
cine nubergGDobnIid) 5ablreide uto
~bieIieitigc uno man Hlnd)t fi6 alsf
Sabre gefaBt.
Isle aus gromnsniae, Ter. Be.
rid)tet miro. iIt 8nllptman ". u.
GRAHAM BON GoInpoanie u. 8es
Moines gum WiLitdrrihfer Der gaGs
tionnIgoroe BON Soipa erraunt nor.
ben.
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3nr B~ekdmpfmmo
Ger Prohibition!

Die M.itgIie0er Der @ctperEidlaf-
ten In Gmnhn iperoen Berpint Dil
@robibitton in 8nbIIelo5ug betom,
pFen. Die Observation-Disclosures, 8iaor.
reminder, 5uhrlcute ltrD anberc
bielten ga 0ieieE 3med cine Ger
iammlutg In Diets Saae ab. Tim
rs. 3alcb pou Aep sDorf. Nrdiioeni
her Snteruatipnclen MetoapoIierer.
Carl AinfIer rch @iilponfee, Ut.
herman Der 20. 8arO mo Dit.
alien Der Miscouiin SeaisIntitr, 80
bert @Bron, 9sraiioent Der RetolI.
arbeiter Union, s. 8. Champ, &c.
fretar mo Sfaemriiter Der Snier,
u~aticnolen @eiSer Union, un0 Som
Roiidp poM Der gtotional Brintin6
SO. bieltcn 8c0cn.
Tim GaleD iprah ilber bic llrio.
dc Der gerarmuua nes @oltes, iiber
Die @ridlperuns Der grbeiter, in oelt
@eiig aon 21n0 5u gelnugen: bic
itets bcrrihen0e atrbeitsIoltgfeit, Die
mgeredlten @ntIheioungcn Der sc.
ridtc, besiialiA Der llnterItibimas.
eeieaidaitcn lul0 bic 8prentbultuig
bon 4ripilegiaL Die Dem 4rbeii
geber itets getpabrt iueroen. Gr
iogte mferIter, oaB Elm nmtlidpr &c.
ridt iiber Die uriadle Der atniit
nit friuem @ort sellee, Sob oaS
Eriuten cine Der llriaden Der ar
mllt iei.
CT iagtc sum SdluB. onB Sobn
q. Acdefeler uul6 an0erc 0npitd
liiteu Wiiaioneu sur gmflbrung Der
Rrobibittou be.ituaern. m1brcno bic,
ie Serren geidaftIid bel bielet aor.
porationen mo 6irmen beteiliGt
iino, Die 8ateutmeoi5inen berfteacn.
oeren 8eitanhtrtlc sltut groben Tell
aIfobol Ieien. Snonun erfIdrte Del
Reouer nod 0ob arbeitaeber 80
8ro5ent Der 4ilEaaben Der 8robibi.
tions- StampagIe beitreiten.
4l0erman &infIer bon @tiIpan.
fee mics auf bic 5olgen Scr 9rchi-
hitiou int Staate bin. CT iagts,
nab IN eriter 2tnie taiiettoe BON ar.
better nuBer geidDdftigmg fomnrn
witroen, "a iei oaber Die 4ffid)t Der
anoeren glrbeitrr, Die 9rauerei SIC.
better in otrieut Sample SIT inter.
itlisen nio Die anuobnte oes 4robis
bitiols 4menOements 5ll berbilten.
Die SGtigfeit Der llnion arbeiter
III Der fommen0en 8abl Ioa lidl|
iiber ben goF5en Staat critrefen.
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Berlin, "a. Tug. (yinfeabcridi J
- llcber 0as Jungle Roroieegefedi
fam bic Sentihe ADmiralitGt nod
.folGen0e @in3eIbeiten mitteilen:
Gin 0entiheS GoudboDt iibtete
am 30. gtugAlt, rttuo 3 lllr llod.
mittngs. s tleine britiIfe aren5er,
|pelhe liiDoltpatts bampften. heelei.
|tet BON slpei .SEotiIlen Torpe0oi1ger,
|binter oenen 6 ShIaftfreIlser lua4
rem, 0llrh Go-peNoidger itart &C.
idiitt. Gem Gaudboot aelaug Is,
.nuf eileil Der idiiBenoen Gcrpeoo.
.i0ger -aHiteintita bonn sMfohopt"
5pp, Der 4 Snlcte bate, ST. ~ieuera.
(sSlt AbIhieBen zines TorpeooS ge.
meint2l 9iadl fi,raer 3eit ianf Der
getroaeur Torpeooidger, NIT 0cni
Sinterteil emporeeridltet Gordiif
mnn0te lid 0ns galI5e britiide eie
ihmu0er 5lir 5tnht.
Damn grill 0as Soud)boot einert
tleiHen arenSer pom .Gbatbm"
Emp oil uitO feuerte 5luei Shaiie auf
i'm ab. @as Shiff netgte iid)
Inner oiif Die Geite, un0 feline ge,
nearfg b0rte olif. @eeen Der itor.
ten @cldiebuHa DesieIben ourd] bic
iibrigen btitilden Sdlifie gelana Is
aber crit 21a Stliioen ourllnd) benz
ben ansriif auf Den
aren8er at c%rlleuern, Der int
Shleppf1u mar. @erd0e ais es al.
men iUeitcren SGnb obiellerte, fab
es eiren EorpeDoidger raid auf iidl
5ufnbreti, effen6or in Der 4bIidt 0es
A~untrlers. Scfort tmtdte oos H.
9oot inter. gtnen augenblit ip1
ter berte man oben cine Idtttc De-
tonation.
5einoii1e Gorgeooj1ger berfolg
ten Dos Saidboot bis slun gintritt
Der 9unfeIbeit; es febrte ieood un-
Suriid.
Der feline Slreliser. Der idmer be-
mar, uur0e ipdter ourd Elm.
aH0eres 0elltihes Gauhboot 5eritCrt.
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1tus sen, Stats.

@aboe. ~ Tic Columbus Miiter
bieIten ain Gtrnstaa auf Dem WIS.
itellnngsplat ibr 8idnid al, ods
iif eines redt guten 9etlhes e..
frcutc tHb iebr ih6u berlief.
@runo SsinaO. Die RebroStd
Nnbrungsmittel aenmiiiion bat &c.
gen Die biciiee M0nbotton Oil 60.
cine AntIope mraen 9erfmfs bon
Gel inter faIitfr gencrmung Ct.
boben. Anft1ecr lit Snipeftor
Wlono bon Der cbioen aommiiiion.
2inenlH. - Die aonneHtion Der
photographer BON glebrnSfo, Dill
iottri iino annios, wcIde Otric no.
DIE bier abeeboIten mir0. ninmt5rei,
tag ibr GnSe. Cine Alisiteluna
fiinitieriider photographer uno bic
@oriiibrlnG nelier MethO0en III Der
bomit berblm0en. 4her aid fir
0ns @eraniiacu Der @0ite III bin.
rcideno Gorge aetraaen
Wreelen. IN @ronton eniitan0
in oem @c%b1itSlofnl BON s. ~.
Miurpbep, ipeidler nebenbci 9nitntei.
itcr 0es Crtes 1T, iniolae grploiion
eineB EetroleunaoFcHs ON Nittpoh
Gin Gcner, oas idncl nm iidl griff.
"a WlrpbD itd bouptidhtih oas
rum beniibte Die 4oitioden MIN. 5u
retteh ging in5niidlen Der aroBtc
Tell leineS @arcuIdgcrs in Slam.
men dilf.
Mlionee. Die bieii1e Gbolttaii
qua 3ieht biele @Gite aus Der llrp
eegenb an, nnb Der 8eiuh lit ieoen
Gag Elm erfrcali9 5ablreider, gm
Gonntng bat cir 8inoItoB 0a8 gro.
be Belt mnacpebt, nlb oos 9tbcn0.
progrumn nltBte in Der Methobi.
lten Stride 0urhgefiibrt ner0ei,
@liidIidcriUeiie purNe nienianb per-
lett.
Beatrice. G~onnerstag iinoet
bier Das @idnid bet alien aHiiebler
Ron Gage GountD inl Guantanamo
Garf Itait. Inter ben @eouern 0es
Iaaes bcfinort iih aud @oupernellr
Morebeab,
%fnpenna. Tas Satts bon Gee
Coulter, flint Mleiten norSoittid bon
bier brannte Gienstag In aIler 5rii.
he init alien Snbalt n0aid nieber.
Die 9efpohncr retteten ntr oas
nadte 2eber.
9latte Center. 1as @eban0e
Der alten Alfatia 9ro0ucts 60,
iiioLidl Der gruucrei iii 5iio gre.
mont murbe am Miittipoh nadWtit.
iog Elm Ralib Der JIommer. lleber
ben llripruna oes 6eners iunltet
Gin @ebeimnis. Gos @ebaiiSe ltano
felt oerdlmler Belt Ieer.
aedrnep. @enrp 5hief, JreO
5hied un0 9a1rtbo Cline, Oeren
gutc inn @aai Oieies SSobres bon
einem Bulge ailgeinbren ipIroe no.
bet Die orei Snioiieu Onuernoe Ger.
lesungen banontraaeiL haben Die
Union gotifit Balm auf iusgeiolnt
$27. 900 Sdooeneriob berflaat.
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gSafstB 5irR speeiaI4 Had)
Emd6a.

Greitag, oeu Is. .urio 5ams-
Tag. ben Is. augnit. miro Der
bieiigeu 8epolterltng Ste ieltene @e-
Iegenbeit geboteB bic ndtionalen
8orfebrtngen fir Die 5iherbeit un0
oas 2eben Der GniDobngr, ionic
5dub Der Ration gegeu 4ngriffe
BON nuBen. in angenl6ein 81 tieb.
men. Gns 8ereinigte Staaten
Commencement, in 9erbinonng nit
benz Union 9acifie Spitenf, hringt
eiflen Gus pier3ebn StahInagen Be.
lteben0en aSafetp 5irIt Special"
3ug und) SHlaba, Uni 10 Der bieIiaer
8epoIferliig bic 4rbeit Der einseI-
men 4btetluagfn ulierer 9~fcgieruna
5u beranidautid)efi. 8orle}ungen
mo gihtbil0er tperDen gum belicren
8eritanonis heitrneen.
Der }ltg lit aEil fSreitag, ben 25.,
ull0 Saalstaa, ben rs. Augujt. bent
aIlgenleilien 4ublitum in Den 5tun.
Den bon / Bis o an ode 10. mo
9eaUenmortb StraBe 8nGanglif.
Sine duberit ieltene B~eIegenbeit bic
Iid nienlatlO entgeben laiien ioI[fe.
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Maum nuO s,ran eridllaaen.

Slntbe, Adniy %. 4uguit il
cifeln abgebredenen @ebduoe auf
ibrer Jarm mrrOen 9atern Die Der.
i~tillnmelten 2eihen Des 5armers
9errB @flieler IND seiien Satin.
felt Counting berniBt meropn.
aufgefunoen. Der 6armarbeier BERT
Qu0leB, Elm alter 3udthailsler. be.
finaet iid lit Nait uf0 bat ben Gpp
pelmorO bereits eingeTtaroen.
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@lepeIanb al apnnentipnsaabt.

Ger Rationale 8erban0 Der Gre
bit Men@, Der bier in Situng rar,
ermablte folgenoe 8eantte fir oas
laufenOe SaEr. Son. gictor @rigbt
hon Cos anaelsS, GAL, lpurbe als
9rdiioeHt erndhlt; 6. 8. SotIcn
ban ct. 2oliis, MO, Di5e. Gr1ii0ent;
g. 6. gorep bon Omaha, G6ac.
meifter, mo Il. 8. artfe bon ct
2ouis, Wio., Safretdr. G8 nurSen
ferner ieds 9ireftoren eriuabIt uno
Gleuelano als Hddite Stoot 5tr ab.
beltnng Der aunbelltion oes Ser.
bnftOes. 8dbreno Der 8ohe tnaren
0.e 9elegaten B1ite 0es aofaIoer-
eins uf6 Der Mf. ar Sen.
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geEannter @eidaftsmanH ~asitpr6en.

George s. 9ammers Mi3e Yr1*
iioent Der 9Drne 4 Sainmcr Urn
Goods 60, Der in neiteften arei.
len oIs portrcffLiAer @eIddftsmann
betnilnt mar nno iid zines groben
5relnoldaftstreiies erfretlta, lit IN
ieiner 8obumg, 1927 6arnam Ctr.
geltorben. SER 6anlner ltolo i'm
So. 2ebensiabr. CT perlor bic
Satin 0urh ben Tornado, Der Grto.
ia ant %. Mars 1913 beinIudte.
Ser 8eritorbene ieLbit perIor o1bei
eia @ein. Seine 6elun0beit mur0e
o1trh oas lliigliid 0auerno onge-
ortffen. CT miro BON 8tpet Tod
iibgrlebt.
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nfulrn bts @uIldns Iaal bic
mtuee gamt Gus. Abst inter
wldubiatn aut BEN Bslpe mns
up6 3ptilet. Gin BET WCEgsn i
@sniBtsIt bringen.
unb Il brtnei Hs. Der aasns
hsbt bss nd6Etsn 2nges @op
Iidi. Der gisa Des trsasIlvn FAs
Des uno Ois @naps Dss Drop
Fnb p%oatpmmsn. llnD nun gsb.
Asitrn al, bas brti Gage pdbrt. 81
ShuBmdnn grttFt Elm Ooer ermaEE
sur Artsit. Boiler 1evtrautn il
Euni stssn ibrsn @ott uub |
Sultan, Bic BEN aarabau ben 2
asgebsn, tsbrt Giles bslm mad !
anmppnss.