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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-07-14

Everybody, apparently, 10 for pro
paredness, but tho diniculty 10 that
nobody seems to know Just Whist pro.
paredness 10,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-07-14

''st because . man thinks the war
s''ns to last three Or four years
!. ' no sign he's Z pessimist
may have inside information.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-07-14

salves. and tapes. bandages, and
plasters that make corns p~op-eyed
have only MADE your corns grow
faster, just hold your heart a moment
and fgure this: Put two drops
Of "Gets-1t" on the corn. 1t dries
at once. You can put your shoe
and stocking on right over 1t. The
corn Is doomed. 1t makes the corn
come of clear and clean. It's the new,
easy way. Nothing to stick or press
on the corn. You can wear smaller
shoes. You'll be a toy-walker. No
pain, no trouble. Accept nc substitutes.
"Gets-1t" Is sold by druggists every
where. Csc a bottle, or sent direct by
e. Lawrence G. Co., Chicago. III.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-07-14
Tn ouloios Thu, Does No, stfoc, The Head

Because Of its tonic and laxative effect, LAXA.
TIVE BROMo QUIEINE is better than ordinary
Quinine and does not cause nervousness nor
ringing In head. Remember the full name and
look for the signature Of 4. W. GROVE. 2Sc.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-07-14

~ eastern man had . nov lip con
ea from part Of his cheek. Some
ups We know srs III chsek
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-07-14
Got Rid Of Ny Corns
With Magic ''Gets.I II"
Simplest Corn Cure in the World--No
Pain, No Fuss. New, Sure Way.

When corns make you almost dis
with your boots on" when you've
soaked them and picked them and
sliced them, when Corn-sWouinr
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-07-14
Daily Thouohf.

aon. time have always
~. " - = good time; . kind, for.
~. charitable, pleasant tina
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-07-14

American Tree in Europe.
The locust tree was one of the first
American trees to be taken to Europe
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-12
Sic anute berritbt
& ommt in RuB1aub Dis.
Der 3ur 9eItuno.

y
8erIin, II. 2lpril.-9tuf bra5t,
loiem Bege nab SapOiae, 81. .. =
Die leberiee Ra9ri9tenJ2lgentur Be-
rt9tet, aus ct. petersburg, ii6er
StpdbOlm, 6sna6ri4tigt porbeu 8u
iein, baB bic ruiIiI9e poliaei, unter
bem 8orpanb, bdb es notbpenbig lei,
bic 9eieBloiigteit au unterbrGden,
goamadt erbdlteu babe, in Der auss
gie6igiten Deife bon t6ren MafFen
9ebrdu6 3u MAIDEN.
oDas AuspettIhen BON berbafteten
Nerionen 1T tpieoer eingeTiibrt fpors
BEN" 6eiBt e5 in bem 8eri9t, ,unb bic
Boli5ei miBbruudt ibre @efpalt in Der
| i4redlihiten Deiie. Sn einem Oorf,
i'm Commencement Ct. Yetersburg,
Imdrterte bic poli3ei einen SSuoen, Der
zines RitudIs sUtorbes angetla9t mar,
I'M i'm 5u einem GeitGubniB gu berans
luhen. Sin GbnIi6er 6au niro aus
Riga gemelpet. Der Heoatteur elmer
ltberalen 3eitung puroe inter Dem
Yorpanb, baB er Elm 0ieb Iet, per6afs
tet uno in Der poli3eiitution erbislt er
Die &nute, big ibm bas 8lut an Riiis
ten berunterlief.
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Sic vguiier" tpar ni9t
tDrpeoirt spproen
grtldrt Elm sris4ifder Rariuss
Sffisier.
Der fi4 sur 3et an gOrb Sss S9iffss
befdnb.

Berlin, IL. glpril.-2luf ora9ts
Ioism Dese na4 Sagoiae, q. q. =
Cine 9epef4e. bic Der lIebsries Haas
ridtensGseutur aus 4tbsn sussgaugsn
iit. fagt:
Gin griedii5er RarinesSffisisr,
Der ii9 an gorb bss aanalbdmpfers
rSuiier4 bsfanb. als bisisr bur9 Elm.
erplOiiOn beiadbigt ipurbs, bat iibsr
bas greigniB. Bel bsm mebrre Gris'
aen ums 2eben tamsn, 8eri9t ers
itattst.
Der Offi3isr berfidert, ss isi abs
ioIut tein Grunb fir bic annabms
porbunbsn, bab Die .Sufeg1 ierpsbirt
porbsn uno Der Sampfer obHe 3tpeifsl
auf cine Niine uub ipabriaeinli4 aaf
eine sHslif4e, aufselaufen lei. CT bes
ridist fernsr, bab fia aua nur bier
gpots an 9or6 Der ~SuiIeg" befaHbsn,
bic nidt seniisten, I'm bic pafagiere
uHb bic geIabung auf3unsbmen.
Der aapitdn Der .Suiisr" ipurbe
bur9 bic grploiipn set0btst unb Der
trpeDffpter CAB. als er ourA ben JuHs
isntsIsgrapbsn gsOtbiisnaIs CAB. cine
ialias pOiition bsg S4iffss an. Die
SOIse bisies Srrtbums mar, bab bic
Silfsleiftuns fart Deripaist unb bic
3abl Der Spfsr buburd vergrSbert
ipurbe.
Die osutf9'r 'rumGnii4e
@ertinbaruus.
Berlin, II. 4pril. (gluf brabts
loiem Wese na& SappilIe) Der
beutI6e 5taatsletr.tGr Sss aleubsrn
nnb Der rumGiriide @eidnbts in gers
lin umisrseiansten am 7. gtpril sinen
gsrtrds. unter BEN beibt Rssierunssn
iid perpfli6ien. bic freie gtusfubr
aller sinbeimiTten pruSuite bic iie
nidt fir ben eis.nsn @sbraud BENDS
-tbissn, arisssmuterial ausgenOmmen.
81 seitdttsn.
Das Spitsm, untsr psl6em beIuns
btre Grtuubnib fir bic qlusfuhr pon
Waaren segeben ipnrne unier Der Be-
Singuns, 6aB bafiir cine gssenleiituns
ssbotsn Rerb.n muBte, III aufgehObsn.
gsiSe RsgisrunaeH perpfIidten iia
aud bic frsie Durthfabrt Don Maarsn
BON anbsrsa 2Gnssyn su Gsituttsn.
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Mrtiaerie e.0efe6te
Jinben on Der italienia >
f9tH 5rprt tdtt.


Berlin, II. 2ipril. Qluf bru6ts
IOiem Dese na4 SapOiae.) - Cine
am 0isnitas pom Oitsrrei4ifdsuHga'
riiden 9auptquartier sr!dfme Difi'
Siels ge.aHntma4uus laitet pis
fOlst:
.ln Der italisniidsn GgoHt haben IN
eiHissn gessnben bic artiGeristdmpfs
an 9eftisteit augsnommen. Der JeiHo
bsi4isbt in msthooii4sr Deife bintsr
nnisrsr GruHt selssene Srtf4dftsn.
go ipurSen 0uino. Ssr fiibIide 9bsii
DON 9Srs, bas SoipitaI bon ct. Better
unb anbsre 95rfer in Der umssseno
Don G6rS; ct. aatbrein unb llgsos
tpis in aGsntbsn unb 2eDito uHo Ros
pereto in 5irpl bombarbirt.
rSn Der GegeHb pom Ripd iinb
aGmpfs i'm Gange.4
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Mn6 Die griebiibe Jniel
SepbDlonia
Birb BON ben aIliirtsn
befebt.

Wtro pom BEN a!litrten
befsBt
2onboH, IL. 4prd. - Nie aus
gtben gemslbet pitb, baben bic 9es
fanbten GnslauDs uHb 6rantrsias
ben preuIisr Stulutis beuu6ridtigt,
oaB ibre Resierungsn Die gl6iidt 6dts
ten, in Dem Safen ppn argOitoli anp
an anbersn puutteu nif Der Snisl
RepbaloHid, elmer beE ionii9en SH.
ie!n, tpeuiss Meilsn peitIi4 Don benz
Jeitlanb seleseH, SruprsH gu Ianoen.
Gs iuurbe sIsi4ssitis bi. 9erii9erung
sessben. bab bic SOuarGnitdtsrsdte
Sris4snlanbs rsipsttirt utrbsn Diirs
ben.
Die beibsn Gefanbttl fagteu benz
preulier Stulubis. Oab ibrs Rsgieruus
gen aus ipidtigsn 9riiuen sespungeu
ieien ben Safen Don argoftOIi Su
f9IisBsu, iis fiigteu a6r bin5u, bdb
wtuBnabmsn setrctfen nirben, lin Den
5anbel Der Stabt 10 pnis als mig
lib gu bsbinbern.
Der prsnier, iast bH aorrsipOn'
bent, mar entriiitet, unb er ertIdr!e in
Der sssrsiiditen @eiie. paB Gris4sn'
lamb sessn bisie neue 8s;Issuns istner
SouperdnitGt protsitirerl iperbe. Gs
fanb banu cine iebr aHimirte llntsr'
rebung itatt, porauf Der britiiGe Ses
iaHbts, Sir s. 6. $. GliOt, DON benz
R0nis RoHfaHtin suIpiansen spurbe.
Die briiti9e unb bi. fraHs6Fi3e
Gsianbti9afs tiinbigteu ipdtsr an, SaB
bic Gtabliruns zines 5latenftiispunt'
iss in argOitoli cine r,ine Sefenitp'
MabreseI lei inb ss iia ni4t I'M cine
gsisbung Don &epbaIouia hunble ME
ssipife 3situnsen be6auptstsl.
Ger Gelbsus In armsnisn.
ct. qetersburgg IL. Gpril.
Die Sperdticnen Der ruTiifden aau'
taIus armse, bsren 3isl uussnblidlid,
5rape5unt, Griinsian unb Wlsiopota'
mi.n iit, iinb in cine nsue gbais ses
irsien. In ipelder in gang ernitli9er
Weifr NIT ben tiirtiiben Sruppen gee
re5nst iperben mub. Die Eiirten 5as
ben lire armee rsprsarjiirt nnb nsu
sruppirt unb leiitsn ben brei riili'
i9sn grmesn BEL ibrem gOrriidsu
gang ensrsiiden Dibsrftanb.
! Die rufiiidsn Offisisre iinb Der
gtniibt, bab bas tiirtiI8e Sesr an
3abl tpenigItsns bsrboppslt iporben III
unb iis eriIdrsn, bab Der srDBte sbtit
nieies 5eerss In bsr 9abe Don Gritns
sian sOnaentriri IN, wsI4e Gssens.
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5eit oem q. S7e6rnar 6a6en oie 9eut(6en in oen
9dmpfeu 6ei 25eronn me6r ais $4,000
Gefangene 9enta6f.
Q(m linfem ltier oer Maas alein iino % Suabrat>
&ilometer @ebiet trobert ,poroet.

gerGumt iporeen lei. gs tuurbe d6er
an fran36iiTdsn @efanssnsn Elm ars
mee6efeb! gefunSen, in benz Is beibt:
.Disfe pi4tise Stsaans mub unter
alien llmitdnbsn bebduptet DerOen'
Der llmitdHb. baB bort mebr als 100
lnperipunbste gefansene ssna4t
tpurOen, unb bic 9srluiie Der Grans
5oien an 1Obten unb 8errunoeten
nod Oiel srOber iuarsn Iieiert ben
8eiueis Oafiir. baB bic pOiitiOn MID.
frsiiDillis serdumt purbe.
Die Gran5Ofen bebaupten, baB ibrs
ueue 5ront iid jebt DON Der iiioIi4en
Gde bss Dalbes pOn glDoeOurt aus.
ben abbdnssn bes SiiseIs glO. 304
unb am iiibIiden llfer beg Gorgess
Sa4es entlans bin3isbt. bic nOrbOf'
lid an Sdueourt por6si. ii6er bic Be
tbincourt gsRes @bauTee, Bis na4
sinem uSrblia DON Gumisres an Der
Raas selsgsusn puntt fiihrt. Sbdtias
DE ift, bub bic 9efeitisunssH bes 0Ors
fss slDocOurt, bas iiibIi4 DON benz
WalO Don aOOcOurt Iisgt, i6On am
8. 2lpril Don ben 9eHtideR 5erft0rt
lpurDen.
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gdlimnte 3nitanSe.
9erridsn in ben GsfanssnenIagrn in
Rublanb.
Die gefansensn betlas.n ii4 bitter
iibsr bas llns.sisfer.

Berlin, IL. alpril.-auf brabts
loiem Wsse naa SaguiIlc, q. .. -
Der gsri9i zines amsritaHer Der of
fi5isIl bamit bsauftrust ipurbs, bic Ges
faHssnsnlassr in Rublanb gu infpis
sirsn, iuirb in ben beutTaen 3eituussn
psr6ffenilidt. Die lle6sriee glahrids
isnsaseniur bringt ben fOlgsnben
aus5us baraus:
Nm bielsn pIGBsn, Hamsuiiid in
Rbatotp, bstlnssn iia bic GefanssHeu
in bittsrer 8eiie ilbsr bas llHseaisi,r
unb'b llnreinltdtsit b.s adsers. Gs
III unm5slid, reinss llnterseus 5u en-
balten. Sn Orenburs feblt es an Qlsrs.
ten. Gs ereisnti fi9 oftmols, SaB Ges
fansene ftsrbai. Ohne bab ibHsn Gr5ts
lide silfs ssbradt fpirb. es buuert
Tebr Iangs, BIS Elm Gsfans,ner bic ST,
Iaubnib srbdIt. einsn 9lrst gu icnfuIs
tirsn unb be JoIss III, bab ipsnn enbs
lid sins iOlds GrIaubnib ssssbtn
ipirb. sa 6dufis 5u ipdt III.
~gr. Stem Don Der amsritanif6sn
Geisufdaft pom ROtbsn areuS iasis
benz amsritanifasn SnIpettOr, bab iia
i'm SOipital gu Orsaburs in ,itsm
miiseIsrObsn 3in,msr FEDS Maissn.
transe. bier qssluusn. bic an ben maj.
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troB Der Di6tisteit BON srape5unt
uno Der SperutiOnen in periisn uon
benz gr0Btsn Bertb fir bic Siirten
III, pu iie ben tuutaIii6en gtrmeniern
ben @eg perIperrt. bsrsn 9lufgube e.
1T, gesen &OnitantinopeL Dor5uriidsH.
Bie bic Il nterfeeboote uns
ter ben feiHbli9enSaEs
bells g 4iffeH oufs
rGumen.
Berlin, IL 4pril.-uebsr 2ons
bon. - 5n Deltem Wabe Der rHttrs
isstrieg 8euti6lanos an gebeutung
5unimmt III aus Der SbatTaas srii4ts
lid, bag isit bem 1. qpril SanbeIss
i4tffe Don Ratipneu, bic nit 0eutfds
lamb arisg fii6ren, DON Suiamnen
$1,000 SOnnen 5erft6rt tpOrbsn Iinb,
gegeH 10000 gpHnen i'm TlpRat Sas
nuar, 10000 sOnnsn i'm Gsbruar unO
100000 Sonnsn i'm Ronat UaGrS.
Srte4eHlanb oerpeigert
bic 6 r!au6niB Sur9
5ug poHGntente srups
pen bur4 grie9ii4es
9ebiet.
Berlin, II. &pril.-Iuf bra6ta
lDism @ege nad SapOile, q. 9. =
4us gt9en tpirb ssmeloet, baB bic
grie9iibe Regisrung bus griu4en Der
Gntentsmd9ts, Sruppen Don &orfu
aug Surd srie4if6ss 9ebist nad Sas
Ipniti ididen gu Oiirfsn, obi6lGgig be-
iaieben babe. 2as 8Orndnb purbe
dngese6en, oab auf Der SnisI Sorfu
bic @6plsra 6errI4e.
8iebsr Elm ansebIi9sr
Spton in 2pnboR er.
i9ofieH.
9onopn, II. QpriI.-4m 9ienss
tag purbs in 2OnbuH pisosr Elm ans
gs6Iidsr Spion eriaOiIen. sc purbs
Oiss in Der fpIsenDen @eiis angetiins
bist:
Gin Der Espionage angetlagter @es
fangsusr ipuube am 20. Rdra unS ben
folgenben Sasen in Der Weitminiter
@uilb SaIl pur einsm arisssseridt
prO8sfirt uub gum SOoe nerurtbeilt.
Oas llrtbsiI purbe am Oienitas Wprs
gen pOIlitrsdt."
gum llntergaug Ses fpas
nj den . m p fers
g Santanberiuo".
Ntabrib, II. 9lpril. - Die Gis
sentbiimsr bes ipa1rii9en Sampfers
.5antdnberinD", pon 8tfbap, ftnS be-
nahriatist poroen, Sab Der Dalnpfer
BON einen llnterieeboot perientt paSDe
unb ben 9uiiagisreu uHb Der Seiass
ung sine Diertelitunbe 3eit gsgeben
tpOrben fei, bag Sdtff gu berIuiien,
Bier perIonen finb aber ertrllnter.
9ds SorpeSireu bss ySantarlbes
rino@ bat einen peiHIi4sn GinSrud in
Spouisn oernaat,
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ierpodtu, brsi bic an Der Salsbrdune,
5iDsi Die an Sppbus, 5tpei bic an Wa'
Iaria lsibsn unb elm Ylaitsrntrantsr
befinben.
rSas alima lit I'M 0itlihen Rub'
Lamb geIuno unb bas ameritani'4e
Rotbe areu3 Ieiitet srie 9ienite. Der
ameritauiite Snfpettor 1T Der 4nii4t,
oaB es i9psr balten biirfte. init Be
Sug auf bic ansefiibrten 8ei6Uerben
4bbiIfe gu i6affsH. Die sluisabe
tuirb bur4 bic 5einbf6ait nHb Sss
bdiiistsit Don sstpiHeH 9samteu err
i9nert.
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brei Siibrer in Der dnssbli9en 9ers
i9ipprung, bic 9urniion bon Suars5
5u iiberrumpeln unb bic Stabt gu
nebmen, ipuroen baielbIt am Dienitag
Morgen erf9ofen. @s tporsn: gli9os
lag GbaDu5arria, Sole 8OrnsI unb
SlOrencio Sernanbe5. Die MGnHer
legten eiH 9etenntniB ab, e1e iie bins
geriftet tpurOen. glnbere Meritaner
itub mitdndeflnot
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Die Admpfe at oer 2aaas ao6 nit sro@e'
cSefiseeif int Gauge.
Sic Sirte tuolem jebt AUDI Die sried)iie Smie epba=
lnmia beieBem.

9ebuptn aber @ mmr SaB e bic Someritdt 9rie6nunss
peren pirbn BrieHanb Derpgert ben Qartn bic Gruub
nib, 9ruppm ROru burdJ srebies Gebie mad SaO
niti gu aiden - Die lneboote ha6eR i'm qPril ibon Se
ben 5uiammsn $1,000 Sonnu peeut - lnb I'M gan5eH Mona
1idr folde 10000 Die Sirfen bdben eb gns
genoe 8erdungeu Had armeneH geittt - I'm ben Rufsn
Ogr4 ensesntren nnen OeutitanO 1T i'm Stanbe Osar
Der GttUei3 itauere SaubsH nit Wlunition gu Iiesrn
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Ser Sertras nit Sstca'
ragma
Bon bem &UusreB Sisiu
GepubIit ratifiairt.

Dafbtugton, Dc, IL. gtpril.
Die bieiise Rsetsrung tit am Oienitag
benu9rihtiet porpen, odB Der @erp
trog, inter benz bic Der. Stadten fir
bic Summe ppn 100000 has Meses
re9t fir etnen SdifTabrtstural bur9
yttrarasua unb cine 4oblenitdttou an
Der 5pnIeca 9uft, ON Stillen Ossur,
erbulten, opn benz aurgreb bon gtica'
ragua rattfi5irt irprbeu TT. Der Der,
trag TT bereits Don bem Der. SiuateH
Seuot rctatstyt sDezSsu.
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Der 3lpsd Der gereiHbagung III, bic
9anbelsbe3iebu ME iie friber
beitanben, tpis0er bsr5ubsaeH.
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3iuei Heutihe
q einem brttti den &reus
ser ION einem amerts
tamil den 9 d oner
berunterges
bpl | t..

tamil den 9 9oner
beruuterges
bolt.
Manila, II. april. - Spei
oeutIae 9ampferzSfFi5iers, einer elm
YepUbner DON UtaHila unb Der on>
bere Elm e9emaliger SffBier eineg ina
ternirteR beutiheu Dampfer, liup,
Se6n Meilen pou 3amboungo entfsrnt,
DON eiuem britifcheu Silfstreu5er linz
betunnten Raulens DON bem omeritaa
niI6en Shpner .!Seurp g. berdbges
bolt porben, Der Den 8ertebr 5pifaeH
ben peri4ieoeneu SnIeln permitted.
Der 9eroa6t Ioa baoura duf ben
S9pner geIentt porben iein, neil er
friiber ppn elmer Sirmu pon DeutI4s
glmeritaneru ge9ortert tporben mar.
Deutf 9laub berftebt bic
9 apei5 NIT i6peren
Saubisen.
8erIin, II. Qpril.-gtuf brabt.
loiem @ege na9 SupOille, u. y. =
Die eriten DON elmer 4n5abl fiinfSsbu
Gentimeter Ge4s5Duigen) 9aubiscn,
init Usunitipn, bic in OeutidIano bes
IteQt tpuroen, per0en tnnerbalb Der
nd6iteH Gage in Der S6peia antoms
men, ME bic n.3iirider Ypit" ertIdrt.
Die 3eituus fiigt biuSu, bab bies Die
bette 2lnttpDrt auf bic Don ben Jraua
Spien ausgeiprengte 8ebauptung lei,
baB bic 0euti6eu bic &bii4t batten,
in bic SdJtuei5 ein5uriiden lHo lie bebt
Die S6atIu6e bsrpor, oaB bic oeutfde
ssnbuitrie niht nur i'm Stonbe 1T. ben
rieIigen gebarf Der beutI6en Qrmee
gu bedsn, ionbsrn AUDI nod 9ei6iibe
an neutrale Gambler gu lieferu. Die
S6netber'i9eu Derte IN @reufot,
syrantreih, paren ni6t i'm StdnDe,
bic geitelIuHs gu iiberRebmeu.
Rtefigs ariegsProfite
Berlin, II. glpril.-lIsber 2Dns
bon. - Sie SeutI9e @offens unb
Uhnitio s&ompagnie, cine Der srOBa
ten @affenfabriten, bic felt bem Be-
atnn bes &rieges etablirt fprlrben, bat
cine Siribenbe Don 80 proseut ers
tldrt, gegen stue Iol6s DON 20 9roaeut
i'm oprigen Sabr. Die bDbere Dipi'
benbe nurbe troB Der artessprofits
Steuer ertlGrt. Oie Sompagnie itels
Seipebre uuO 9atrOnen Der.
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2Setterberibt.

Sir Sbto, 9sntudb ,8eIt 9ir.
girien unO bas peftli9e PsHnfpIOa'
MEN: NubrI4einli9 f90nss Mstter
am UtittipO9 unb 0Onneritag.
New Britain herald., 1916-07-14
Events Tonight

High class photo plays, Fox's thea ter.
 Vaudeville and motion pictures, Keeney's theatre.
New Britain herald., 1916-07-14
LADY "TABS" INSTALL.

St. Mary's Ladies T. A. & B. socie- ty installed the newly elected officers in school hall last evening. District Deputy W. B. Shanley of Southington, was the installing officer. During the evening Rev. John E. Fay gave an address on temperance and others who spoke were w. B. Shanley, dis trict deputy; P. T. Crean, president of the local Y. M. T. A. & B. society, and w. T. Sullivan of this city, county director. All the speakers congratulat- ed St Mary's society on it's fine showing and financial and social standing. A social hour with whist and refreshments followed. Tho con-
 nittee in charge was composed Of Mrs. Margaret Monahan and the Misses Cath crime McGrail, Catherine Kerin and Irene and May Walsh.
New Britain herald., 1916-07-14

and s1e. Store closes Saturday at c o'clOck.-advt
 Unusual wash nccl1wear soc at Will SOn's-adyt.
 Genuine Eankok hats S350. Porto Ricans $1.50. Conn. Hat Co.---advt.
 Sailor sennit straw hats $1, $1.50. Conn. Hat Co.-advt.
 Get into a shirt with a soft col lar attached. Our special collar looks much better than the average. $1.5O at Wilson 's.-advt.
 2-pieco summer suits $500 up at Besse-Leland' s.-advt.
 Auto coats at cut prices at Besse- Leland's-advt.
 Mrs Charles R. Seltzer, Jr, is re- ported as critically III at the Hartford hospital.
 Real bargains in mems suits, s6.s5 to $19.S5, were $1O to $30, at Besse- Leland 's.-advt.
 Hundreds have tried our special two-piece underwear, and everyone comes back for more. S1.75 a suit, and worth every cent of it. Wilson's. -advt.
 $500 sport coats s2.98 at Bessc-Le- lands. No exclusive prices here.- advt.
 soc neckwear 35c at Besse-Leland's S. -advt.
 Some of our s1.5O, $2 and $2.5O neckWear, now $1. Wilson's 's.-advt
New Britain herald., 1916-07-14
HOLD TWO MEN ON
 SERIOUS CHARGE
John Carroll and A1eck Anderson Held in Bonds of $7OO on In-
 decent Assault Charges.

John Carroll, out of jail just two days. and Alex Anderson were ar raigned before Judge James T.. Mes<ill in police court this morning cn charges of indecent assault upon each other In each case probable cause was found and the accused were bound over to the September term of the superior court in bonds of s700. The judge ordered the court room cleared before any testimony was offered.
 Officers Perry and McCue made the arrests at 2:45 o'clock this morning. While passing Dobson's barn on Spring street a few minutes before, Officer Perry saw the accused and, after getting Officer McCue so that his testimony could be corrobOrated in court, the two men were arrested They were in a wagon in the stable yard.
 Each man denied the charge against him. Carroll said that he had met Anderson early in the afternoon and the latter asked him if he could stay with him as he had no home. He said he was sleeping soundly and was not guilty. Anderson said the same thing.
 w. S. Whitman, alias Frederick Davis, was charged with drunkenness and vagrancy. Officer Thomas Woods arrested him at ? o'clock this morn ing as he was sleeping in a freight car. Whitman denied being a vagrant and said he is employed in Suffield end came to this city yesterday to get his union card. He is union man. he said, and the rules of the union are that every man must get his own card him self A fine of $5 and costs was imposed.
 The case against Joseph Battag1io, charged with violation of the motor vehicle law and continued from last week, was nolled by Assistant Prose- cutor Woods
New Britain herald., 1916-07-14
City Hen1s

s1.00 shoe sale, new shoes added lch day, at Besse-Leland's. 's.-advt. Always more for less at Besse-I.o- |nd's.-advt. We are discontinuing some lines of |mmer underwear. s1 and S1.50 klues, COG at sons-advt. The Talmud Torah association gtted between $500 and $500 at the Icnic held last Sunday. he money Sl1 probably be used for one more 6hcher at the Hebrew Bible school the fall.
 N$1.0O shoe sale, new shoes added Hch day. at Besse-Leland's 's.-advt. sGoodness of Aunt Delia's" bread
 sadvt.
 SRegular dollar Balbriggan F sleeve 8 ion suits soc, at Wilson 's.-advt. 8On July 30 the Arpi Sextette will S to Bridgeport to sing at a big musi- Sl festival. The sextette also has in #ations to sing in Prividence and Sooklyn.
 5 Always more for less at Besse-Le-
 End 's.-advt. HThrough Kirkham & Cooper the &vings Bank of New Britain has Bought foreclosure proceedings Sainst property owned by Charles 8rsof on Rhodes street. NAlways more for less at Besse-Le- 8bd d's.-advt. Fits a fine time to buy an all-the- Aar-round suit at a very low price. @ lson' advt.
 &10O shoe sale, new shoes added H,h day, at Besse- s.-adVt. aThe Kavanaugh Shop, 40 Pratt St., #rtford have made further re- &ction in the prices of summer frocks Stub materials. Three prices, $7, SIP
New Britain herald., 1916-07-14
BUY ON PRATT STREET.
Wise, Smith & Co.,, Acquires Valuable
 Property From Goodwin Estate.

Wise, Smith & Company, through IsidOre Wise, president of the big de- partment store, has acquired another valuable block of Hartford real es
 tate. The purchase includes portion of the estate of James J. Goodwin and is located on Pratt street including Nos. 52 to 60. It is the first sale Ot the Goodwin estate. The property has a frontage on Pratt street of fifty-one feet and extends 190 in the rear where it adjOins property owned by Wise, Smith &o Co.,, facing on Main street
 The Pratt street purchase makes the sixth made by Wise, Smith x Company, since it began business in Hartford. The original purchase WGs the Stedman property. Afterwards the company acquired the Miller building, 941 and 945 Main street. Next came the purchase of the Rob- erts Opera house building, 929-939 Main street, where the new nine story building now stands. Still later the Childs property at AS and 50 Pratt street was bought and now the hr1n acquires a portion of the Goodwin es- tate. President Wise announces that a new building will be erected at once on the land acquired. The street floor will be occupied by speclally shops for which Pratt street IS now famous. The upper floors will De oe- voted to offices, single ana sultes.