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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-13

@etterbin beidIofen, bob BEG Sngez
nieuren 8eri9t, Der bter btnterlegt tit,
amenbiert ln6 abgednbert fei III folgenz
Ser &inii@t: 9aB berfelbe boritebt, Bag
bas Musgraben bes %genannten @rabenS
geGnbert nnb getpe6felt lei, 10 bob bas
Mnsgraben 6es 6auptgrabens a11fb6re BET
Ser Citation 3O5; tpeiterbin bef6loifen,
baB Ser 8ertdt Ser 8e1idtiger 10 err
gdn8t nerbe, bnB bie Sc fammtfoiten beg
@rabens SO. 81 Sic 5u1n111e bon $780,
544.63 betrage; bnB Der fir Ben @ez
iammtnuben dbge1ddbe 8etrag bic CUNT
me bon $45, 99O.95 al1sma6t; tpeiter be-
i6Ip1ien, baB btele 8eborbe 8n btefer
Seit Die Nnoronrng abpptiert, fpoDnrG
GtabIierung BEG gennnnten County, @raz
bens SEQ. 81 bieran bei9efigt lit. @abiert,
at. CLOUD, Sen 81. Stunt 1915.
(5iegel)
g. 81. 2abr, Borfiber; Sacob Beber,
Sal. German, Sen. Offering, IS.
s. S6ei1en, gountp 8oarb bon
@tear1s gonntp, @inn.
BeftG1tiat: Ni6pIae Sbpn1eD, gountbsGus
6itor unb @gzOffieio @1erf BEG 8oarb.
Sn @aGen bes @elu6es beg Saul
2idb unb an6erer fir etnen 6ffentlt9en
@raben in 5tearns gpnntD, Minn. =
Sic 'obige betitelte Mnge1egenbett tpnrbe
benz 8oarb Ser County &ommiiidre bon
@tearns County, Metn11., in elmer ipe<
3iellen 5ibnng Der bel ngten 8eborbe, bic
fir Ben 3mef anberm1rnt mar nr6 Die
int County, @pmmif16rz 3immer I'M Court
bau1e at ct. gIoub, 5tearrs gnuntb,
Minn., gebnIter1 tpnrbe AM Mttttpo@, ben
81. Stunt, 1915, radmittngs 2 11br bor<
gele0t, IN tpeI6er Merchandising un6 bel
Incident @erb6r 6. g. gbute, Der bonn
Bonrb ba3n e%rrannte Sngenieur, cine
@eru1e7ung bes proponierten @rabens
bor3nnebmen un6 8eri9t 3u ~eritntten,
un6 @m. 8. 5nrten. Nnton 3irbe8 urt6
Get. 8rid, bic bonn Boorb ba3u er<
nannten 8e1ihtiger, Der %proponierter
@raben at beii9tigen unb 8ert9t 81 err
ftntten, 3mgege1 tparen. ss1 iener Sibung
ging Die 8eb6rbe Der County, pmmifdre
baran, genorntes @e5u@ a13ub6ren urb
All ertpdgen tpie n19 Bic Mngelegenbeit
Ser @tablier1ng unb @onitruirung be-
ingten @rabens u11b ole ba3u geb6rigen
Mngelegenbeiten 1nb, ole babel %interef>
1ierfen Rnrteien fotpo1l bns Sir tpie bag
@egen benielben an3nb1ren; un6 nn9
grtpdgung berielben tplr6e folgenbes Bee
fun6ert:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-13

Photo by American Press Association.
Mbmiral Saith 8eattp.
6as @ef@maber bon @roBtampff&if<
fen unter Mbmtral SeQtcoe, bas Der
Rreu3erflotte in ibrer 8ebrGngnts gu
9ilfe fam, ti@ttg mttsenommen tpuroe
,unb mebrere @@tffe perlor.
Me@t @arattertftif@ fir sic britif@e
&rtegsberi@teri tattung 1T Die @euBez
r11ng, Die Mbmtral 2orD 8eresforo tn
8e5ug auf 6tefen &f in Der Moroz
fee gema@t babm fol. ST ion ertldrt
baben, Der ein3ige 5ebler, Sen bic BRIT
tt1@e M6miralttdt begangen Babe, lei
Ser getpeien, oab ffe es ben 9euti9en
iberlaHen babe, Sen er ten 8ert@t iber
sic @@la@t gu per0ffentli@en. 9as
beibt NIT anberen @orten, bab Die
8riten, pdren bic 9euti@en ni@t nor<
ber NIT Ser. Mabrbett berborgetreten,
nod gr6Bere 2igen per0ffentlt@t baben
nIrben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-13

1T unitreitig Elm Mann bon grober
3u@tigfeit unb bat ft@ 6ur@ eigenes
9erbienit i'm 2aufe ser Sabre Dom Elm,
fa4en Dragonerleutnant gum 454ften
poiter III Der Mrmee emporgearbettet.
st tpur6e 1860 geboren un6 trat tn
1888 als Qeutnant 6eS 3. @arbe>D raz
encouragement in bic Mrmee. st
tdimpfte in Snbien un6 Mfgbanitan
uno aei&nete ii@ Bel Derf@tebener ST.
legenbeiten 6ur@ ietnen M1t unb feline
9u@tigfett aus. SSn 1901 tpur6e Ct
gum 9tlfsletter Ser milttdrii@en Ope,
rattor1en Gr1arnt uno In 1910 gum
Rommanoauten Der @eneralitabsf&ule
h England.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-13

Ste fran30ff@e Meinernte BON
1916 aetttgte Elm uberaus tranrtges
@rgebnts. Sic geiamte @rnte betrdgt
18.100,7 100 9ettoliter gege1 56,134,<
159 9ettoltter i'm borigen Sabre. Dte
porbanbenen 9orrdte belaufen fi4 auf
6,972,135 9eftoltter, 10 oaB bic gan3e
Menge, bic ben 9erbraudern our @er>
Egung febt, uur 25.072,925 betrdgt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-13

9t11ter TIT, lnD DdB eS Sbre We1ntDbett
nntersrdbt, tpetI es ben 8lntfreislauf
aurifbalt. @armm fultem Sic es alip
uetter tragen? &c gtbt eine before Mrt,
1n6 Gle f0nueu bies iebt fpitenlps er=
3spben.
Sir bpppelten i3tped gebran4t.
Grtets: Ser er1te nnb tptdttgfte Stued
Der 8lapau= Babs berubt in betanbisert
Anbrtngen an Die eri9lnfften MusfeIn
1er Hlapao %genannten Dee0t5tn, tpel9e
sniammen5tebenber Matur lit, uno s1t=
%faututer nit BEN Sn9rebien3en in Der
Reoi5tnalma1e Grb36nng beg 8lutfreisz
hnfes beab1tdttgt, I'M anf bieie @eiie
Die Wusteln 5u beleber unb in tire ttpr=
male Starfe unb Glaiti5ttat 5uriif5nper=
ftten. 9an1, unb muir Damn f0nnen sic
ertparten, boB Ser Brl16 berl6tpinbe.
3ueitens: 9a Tie 1elbfmbaltenD gez
madt 1tnb, abiidtltd, Tim bas Softer
am &utidJen 5u %ber6inbern, baben ite it6
af5o al5 et11 mthtiges Mbjtnft beim 8us
ridbolten bon 8rI6en betp1brt, tpelde
Elm 8r119banb ni9t balten fann.
911nberte 2eute, alte unb jnnge, 1teuz
ten fi9 boz etnem sutt Nbnebnte1t bes
Gibes beredtigten Seamten Elm, unb
f4tuSrten, baB Die Hlapap= @abs ibren
Bru6 betlten - in man6en Sdnen Die
tAlimmten arten - pelde f3on LANCE
3eit %betan6en.
Seftanbtge Sag nnb Maht=@ irfnng.
Gin bemerfenSnertber Bug 6es 8la=
tap=8ab=5 b1tems Der 8ebnnoIung berubt
n Der berbdItniBmdbig frrsen Set, melz
de es ntn11nt, Inn &efultate 81 er3ielen.
9ies fon11nt babpn, tpeiI bic @irfung
t%aausgefekt lit, - Sag lnb Ma9t lang,
Ddhrenb Ser gan5en "a 6tun6en.
9a gibt es fetn unbebagen, feine 11n<
pdbli6feit, fetnen 56mer8. 9enno9,
n.ag man fhlafen ODER maiden, arbeite1
ODER ruben, fl6bt biefes tpunoerbare N2it=
tel unii6tbar ben l1nterleibsmusteln
neues 2e6en unb 2raft Elm, beren fie
bebfrfer, I'M ibrem tdturgen1dBen
Ape6e bes 3mrhdbaltens ber G~tneetpeibe
o4ne bic fRnftlide @tIbe eines 8ru6<
ba1bes ODER fonftiger 0orrt9tun8 az 6ie<
rsn.
Grflarttng bes B1apap. $a6s.
Ser @rnn6fat, duf Incident bic Bir<
fn,a Der Blapap. Babs ber1bt. farn an
Ser 6an6 Der b%eifolgenben S1uftratton.
nib Ser folgenben GrfIdrltng Ieidt Be-
Qrtffen tperben:
Dos #Iapas=98 Bah pirb aus f~tarteut
Re8fauteut Matertal vG" angeferttgt,
beIhes ~erttporfen tpirb. Inn NIT ben Bee
tpeal1nqen oe8 @6rper8 iberetn5nitinunen.
uT6 bplftGnbtg beq1sett 31 trnge1t dt 1ettt.
9efeu innere 86Idde 1T -at1beftenb (dbns
Nttb, aber tent.s4 fetr berfdtebe1 bon ets
nem @efpFafter) mn bns Softer 10"
an @ntf&en ~ berttnSern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-13

lQmb; 5WA MBA bon Setttor "a,
Topn1bip. 1874, Gange So; 40 Mder. 80
3u Nlben gefommene Mder; geln1nt1te
Nb1dabung $631.OO; berab9eiebt tperbe
3n $25 at Muben getommene slider; ge<
iamnte Mbfddbung $4,000 anitatt Der
originelen Ml6dbung.
Is. Sem 8eit1ttger Beri9t cine Abs
1dGbung bon Mnbe11 fir Ben Sotpn geortb
Sort b%in8u0efigt in Der 5nm11e
bon $500 aIS &uben fir n0rbli6en unb
1iibliden @eg maize Der 2inie stnptiden
|5eftionen SO unb "a, SptpnitN 124,
@an9e IS.
1917. Carl 8. Melipn 2ano; 9@A
MgA, 5eftiou 35, Eopn1bip 1874, STANCE
35; 40 Slider; 25 gu gl1lben gefommene
Nder; qe1am1nte MbId4bung $788.00,
berabaeIebt tperbe a11tatt Ser %origineuen
is. g. 81. grid1on Qanb; 1854 g
|@A, 5ection 81, Somnfbip ia, &ange
35; 40 Slider; 20 at Muben gefomnene
Mder; aeiammte &bi6dbung $351.00;
berabaeiebt &peroe auf Is al Muben gez
fommeue Mcres; geiammte Mbi6db11ng
S265.25 an1tatt ser o~riginenen Mbfddz
~. gb1,arb gaecfot &unb; M8A
58H, 5ection 80, Soipnibip 1874,
STANCE "a, 40 Mder at Muben gefommen;
III i9dbung $780,; peggejtrt9en tper<
Sc BON Der Mbi6Gbnngsz Stole.
Is. @buarb @5ecfof 2an6;. 5BA
6@A, Section 80. Sotpnibtp 1874,
STANCE 81; 40 at Nnben gefommene
McreS; m1fddbung $140.40, %ipegaeitrtz
hen iperoe bon Ser Nbi9dbungs z0foue.
10. Mug1it Sbem 2an6; Got i, Gee
tiou 5, Eotpnibip 1913, @ange 35; $3.50
Older; Is gu 6uben getommene Ncres,
berabgelebt alf 10 81 Mlben getommene
Mcres; Ibl9dblng $251.00 plus $376:25
fir aobiertes 2anb, tpobnr9 reIulttert
aur ge1ammten 9lb1ddbung gegen 9ez
nannfe Got / fir Mnben bon $727.25.
Muten 5ugeiprodem. = 8eri@t Der
8eitdtiger amenbiert, 70 bob fur 1olz
genben @9aben, Der at be5ablen lit,
5pr1orge getroffen lit: Ser Minneapoz
liz, st. Saul un6 @arlt @te @arie Ct
1enbabngeieul6aft fir Sen 8a1 bon atpet
8riiden unb 8efeitignng nn6 8teoerberz
1tenung elmer britten 8riide bel Ser &reu<
8rng 6es @rabens nit Ser @i1enbdbnz
1trede unb ginbdmmnng an NBA
6@A, 5eftion 81, SofpnIbip 1874,
STANCE 35 nnb in Ser 1iib1iliden @de
bon Got 8, @eftion 5, Sotpni6ip 1923.
STANCE 35; %genannte 8abnge1en1haft ion
anf Ma6ri6f bonn Sngenienren Fin ale
Mrbeit 1tnb bas fir Die @ollenonng Der
Mrbeit notbpen6tge Material liefern gez
mGb Ser @pe5ififationen un6 Der &e6z
n11ng bes Materials, CUR 91ttnme bon
$1811.98.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-13
Gin t66tieer Mlann.

Cir @iQiam 81. Mpbertfp1t burd)
etaenes 0erbienft geftie8en.
Mie aus 2onoon beri@tet intro, TT
ctr MtQiam &obert @obertfon, felt
1913 Setter Der milttGrti@en Musbtlz
bung I'M brtttf@en Rrtegsmtnitertum
gum Gbef bes brittf@en @eneralftabes
errannt tpor6en. General Mpbertfon
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-13

Sn btefen peDdIter
tpirb eine tpunber>
bare abfnrbente,
afrtngente Ne0tfas
tion getban. @obnD
biefe ReDitat1on
bur9 Die 41rper<
tpdrme nnfael6f
miro, entmetd)r fie
bur6 bic Heirre
Seffnmns ~@" nna
miro bnr6 Die 900
rem Ser &a11t oufge@
faugt, Inn bic ge>
59nd9ten Mushln
8u it6rten urn Die
Seffnung 5u fhlte'
Sen.
/" -.
rSS~ lit Dos Ienge
@n0e 0e3 BlaHap=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-13

8ab, tpel9es iiber Sen @Iftenfnoden gu
pfla1tern fonnt, bamtt 6aour9 otefef
SbeiI beg &~0rpergerMfes benz BtaSap<
Sab Sic n0tbige 5efttgfeit ttb etate beS<
letbe.
8etueiien Sic bies auf utetne 1tntsfeu.
5enoen sic fein @elo. i9 mill es a1f
meine ctgenen nnfpten beiuetien, bak
sic Sbren 8ru@ betpdltigen f6nnen.
8enn bie 19tpo9en @usfeln tire
&raft unb 9ebnbarteit tpiebererlmeen-
l1n0 Die bdBlide, idmer5enoe, sefabrz
lide @eidpult beri@tpinbet -
l1nb bas i6redlibel r3tebenbe" @efiibl
auf characterization beri9tpnnoen
TT
nnb sic Sbre @raft, 2ebbaftietet,
gnergie un6 5tdrfe tpiebergetpinnen. -
11nb @ie better ausieben un6 it9 better
fublen, unb es Sbren Sreunben auffaM,
oob @ie better al1sieben.
9ann merben Sic tpihen, bab SIR
8ru9 iibertpunben lit, unb sic iper6en
mir ndrm5tens bafur bonfen, tpeiT i'd
TO in sic brang, bie1e tpunberbare Strobe
jett m%5unebmen
senScn Sic bemte unt Sic freie Brobe.
geriuben @ie periSnli@ beren @ertb.
senben sic fein @elb, benn Die freie
Erobe 8lapao toitet sic gar nidts, ben<
nod mag es Sbnen @ieberberfellmns So
rer @eimnbbeit brinser, mas mebr mertb
lit als tpie bie1 @ol6. @ebmett sic btefe
freie v8rpbeH beute at unb Ste tperben,
iolange @ie leben, frub fem, neil Sic
bieie @elegenbeit benl1bten. @@retben
Sic bente md cine Boftfarte. ooer FILE
len sic ben Coupon aus, ln6 gle tperoen
per Metpurppft Die frete 8rpbe $lapau
empfmgen NIT einem @ef@enteseuaplar
beg 48 @eiten 8udes beg 9errn 5t1eart
ber8rud, tpeIdes bole Gustunft iibtr bic
@etbobe entbdlt, Der In @out Elm 9t$luus
nebf @ulbrtebaille, uni TT &aris 9iplona
nebft I. &reis %5ugeiproden tpurbe, tptt>
DIES ieber, Der an btefem i9redlt4en @e>
breden Ieibet, befiten fonte.
5000 2eier f00nnen biefe frete Brobe
erbalten. SIZE Nadfrage tptro se.ptt
srok 1ein. lin gnttduf4ltng at peruet<
ben, f@reiben sic jett.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-13

81" lit 6ns ertpeiterte @rbe beg 8la.
pau =@aSs, tpeldes iber ben ~nbiterbenoeu
unb ge1dtpd9ten Mlsfeln ltegt Tim eta
meiteres Madgeben ber1elben gu berbins
bern.
50" lit bas entipre@eno geformte FoIz
tier, bas berart an5ubringen it, bab es
bic 8rnd5tfnnng periperre nno ben Sns
balt Der Bnudb0ble an gororingen berz
.hinnere. Sen Dem 8pIiter 1T Elm 8ehdlfer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-13
umlpnlt an BruNledtnde
5000 2eibenbe ipQen fr.ie Nrpbc @1appa erbalten.

Wi6t motbwenot8 Sbr &cbct 1atl
9te1es freisebise Mnerbieten felt Der
@rfinoung elmer 1punoerbaren rgas 1nb
&adt lang" pirfenben Metbobe, tDel6e
gebrou6t tperben ion, UNI Die erl9lafften
Rusfeln gu itarfen, un0 na9ber Die
f1mer5baften 8ruhban6er un6 Die Rotbz
nenbigteit Der gefabrltden Sperationen
abauidaffen.
Mihts az 5ablen.
5000 2~eiDenDen. nelhe i6retben. tpirD
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-13

cine .%genIgenoe
lMnntitdt 3lapau
umipnit 5%ugeian6t,
ltn1 lie gu %befdbtgen,
es elmer ftreneen
Brobe 81 unternerz
fen. Sir bie]e Bro<
BE Glapau tpirb fet=
ne gesablnns ber-
lnngt tpeoer jett,
nph fpater.
S5ren Sic amf nit
benz 8rndbanbe.
Satpobl, b0ren
Sic anf bamit,
1enn 5ie tpi6en
Gls eigener Grfab=
ring, 6ab es MIR Elm
fnli6er 8alfet an
etner fauenben
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-05

side himself with RAG" and anxiety.
h"tn. m!9crobly conscious tina, sca-
rice was dropping IKE 81 ~ iltcd Hover
Eu: Dr. Merriam affected fine dis
tc::ard of the mans Hnscr and tho
w0m:n's distress alike.
"WAy should any Of us SAY. "r even
;hink. disrar"cabie thnvs?" lie "ricd.
with a pleasant. o:fliaudcd air of dis
MISSING: ;h- affair AN .,ccid mt Is .u
,rcidcnt. hut IL is my business an 3
surgeon to repair such miShars. You
aud |. MIR Ilari"icLc. can surely be
regarded AS suitable cscor, for :,
%ounc lady h"u,.htrd or AN island.
We passed the night here together
what moro is thor. to oc said? What
more can any one say. even an evil
tougucd woman' :ssur" YOU. on my
honor, YOU tw" people can rel, ahso-
iutcly on my discretion.
So tho unhappy pair lief; i, at That,
and met with some measure Of SON
ISOLATION when Merriniam's suavc words
explained matters to Mr.. and Mrs
Tourucu". who. wjih other guests in
the hotel. formed an excited group ~
1.-The landing place to receive the cast
aways from fhe boat sent TO their as
s:stan"c.
Crn u" Continued To- Narrow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-05
@&1N7SS
$ SOCIETY $
~ SSSSS@N@S

Mr.. and Mrs. ilcth I.orton OF "Matoa,'
Garden City, y. y, have arrived ut the
Grocnbricr White sulphur Springs,
where they will spend the months OF
september and October. Mr. and Airs.
I.orton will come TO Richmond early in
November and Will remain here
throughout the winter season. They
Will have apartments At the jefferson
Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.orton. who arc widely
related here aud Throughout. the stat"
spent some time in Richmond last win
Ter. and q number OF handsome func.
lions were incident 10 their stay in this
city.
Whiftci-Mneiu
Mr.. aud Mrs. Robert Edward Magill.
"f this city have issued Invitations for
the marriage OF their daughter. Clara
corrcla. to Iiobcr, MacI.cnn Whittct.
the ceremony to take place on Thurs
day evening. September u. at o'clock
1T tho summer home ~ the brides
parents. "Minuekahda." at Montreal. X.
q. After November |. Mr. Whittet and
MS bride viii he at home .; 5c3 North
Yves, Street. Richmond
y number OF relatives from Rich
monh will 20 TO North Carolina for
tho wedding. and Miss Mary Garland
Todd also Of this city. viii be one Of
Miss Mag!lls bridesmaids
Hn"k From the west.
Miss Lucy :. Coleman has returned
10 Richmond. after visit TO Mr.. and
Mrs Robert <. Coleman IN -, Paul.
Minn Miss Coleman. Is a guest Of Mr.
and Mrs. Jefferson Archer here for
week. and VIII then spend several
weeks at 'Eecchwood." her home ~
Louisa County.
On Motor Irip.
Nj and Mrs. : y Williams. Iaimo,
Williams. M. and Airs william Spill
Ing Edward Spilinr aud 4 Sit,criin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-05
To End Catarrhal
Deafness and
Head Noises

Persons suncrinc from catarrhal
deafness ami head noises will be glad
tu know that this distressing atiiictiom
can be succc ssfully treated at home by
stances has effected y complete cure
after AL els. has failed. Sufferers
who could scarcely hear - watch tick
havc had their hcarinr restored -
such AN extent that the tick OF q
watch Was plainly audible seven OF
eight inches away from either ear.
Therefore. # yon know some on;
vino il troubled With head noises on
Cntarrh. or catarrhal deafness. cut out
this formula and hand TO them and
ing some poor sufferer perhaps from
total deafness. The prescription can
t.. prepared at home and i" made a.
follows:
mint upouhie Strength. about 55c
worth fakc this home and add TO II
a pint Of hot water and ~ 81
Grauulatci sugar: stir untjl dissolved.
Take oac tablespoonful f"ur times ::
day.
The first dose should begin To relieve
til" distressing: head noises headache.
duilncsa. cloudy thinking. cite. while
TIA" hearing rapidly returns rs the Sys-
tenn is uNicor;.tcn by the tonic action
mGcus dropping in tn" back Of the
tnrn"t. are other symptoms that show
the presence Of catarrhal poison. AM,
/ which are often entirely overcome lis
rcr cent OF all ear troubles are said
I" h" directly caused by catarrl.
therefore. there must he many peoul,.
who's" neariu. cam he restored by this
smplc nome treatment
Every person VINO i troubled with
head noises catarrhal deafness OF ga
itruh III any form. should .ile this
prescription = ti'inl.-AdV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-05

The board OF managers OF the EIr-
sinia Home for Incurables will meet
Tomorrow morning at II o'clock at tho
home. This Is tho regular monthly
meeting Of the board.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-05
woMEN's MEETINGS.

Frances Willard Woman's Chris
iian Temperance Union will hold
an important business meeting in tho
women's parlor Of Monument Mctho-
dist Church this afternoon at { o'clock.
Officers for the year arc to he elected.
and also delegates to the conven-
ton arc to he elected. and all mem
hers arc requested to he present.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-05


ri. storm. however. showed no signs
81 abal.nu Thunder. lightning and
ind .,.ai.d a ycri,.bi. pandemonium.
,nd inc ri,l was So fri.h;cucd THAI
.l .ln,,p Ia nor ,r,.,.,,or a. a .hld
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-05

Only the big men" i'll
Millinery really know the
fashions in hats. The others
are good or bad guessers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-05
~ ND or on rows.

M,se- May and Julia gran. Moot.
have returned 10 Richmond after I'm
extended stay In III. NORTH
MiSN"> Warfield and Fanny Crru-
shaw have joined = canning par,> H.,
the Adirondacks
Mrs Gardner : riumley has returned
20 n"r homo. IN Charleston. " Va
after q v!sit 20 relatives here.
Nh and Mr> 7. Garnctt Tabb. X.hu
nave been "coup%inc q coiiJg. AZ th"
Will. sulphur Springs since. carly i'm
lUue. have returned IL their r.sid.n..
on Monument Ayeuu.
Miss .Anui. christian. vAo ms been
spending ~" summer is .\ibe,na,le.
his returned to Richmond
James william Foster IT,. ha. l.r.
for his home in IVES, virginia. after
q brief stay with relatives h-r.
Mrs william, .r,ls,f.rrn ,,,d Vic.
Tlizabc,h s;raud.r lave returned do
lticMmond. ;t.,c; -t,.,iI,,. .,.,..,,i ,.,.,.l..
at in. p.cl;L.idp Ann, c.,t,
Mis-. paulir, ,giiIs az s,..nr,o
SPENDING sn,rc ti,,,. -. ,Iry a. a.
Robertson oc ~. i,a,.i. ,ns.,.,c,,.
NJ Ia ~ ,o,,,.
,rrr., frnn, no W.,
.i,e arru,i .os.io, -" -. -, -, y, =.
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.,, -
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''' ma ''"' i''"
~ ~" NIT "ai'"n, ~. nay"
''"'"." /" 'h'if nome ~ N"Slhamp-
III al Yer q stNtTai months stay at
tuck nm.
MISS N!'he '"Waidin. VIII" spent tho
summer az Newsstand. ~ Gloucester
"hh'E' mas f"tnrnr" I" Eichnond.
professor ana Mf@. j"In"S S"uthali
w 'lS"n ana Nr' Lyon Gardner Tyler.
81 NiliinmahnrE With Mrs Nifrcd
lt"rt Miles nave taken house in
dublin iulnski County. for tn" month
OF scptcmpcr'
MIS-. THOMAS Adkins has returned I"
H"r nome ON Park Avenue. after
SrenhihE som" tim" nj The Rock
hrid@o Alum Sp' in"s.
Mrs charles T.. Wortham. lr. aud
MISS Lucy F"rh WORKMAN have re
turned rom an extended stay in 70
'hcS,cr y. ana have taken q hous"
an West Grace street f"r the fall
ana winter
lite MISS VIRGINIA Semrl" tahiil,
"anShter 81 pr. James ;. tahill j. at
l"ndnE school this session AT Monte
Major = 4 sutton. captain ami Mrs.
J." rlEht an" Millner Nohl" are on -
ich-d'Hs motor 'rip through the Val
ICY OF Virginia visiting Sharpsbure'
'cttESoure an" "thcf places ot inter-
es. IN fehnsE'Vahia
MI ana MIS-. 'harieS Love. VINO nave
been spending INC summer az oid sweet
Spr'ngs' w. va nave returned I" Eich :
tel.
MISS Fann'c Rowe hrowh' VI mas
hcen Il member OF mouse parry given
ai me nome OF Mrs. lrahch IohhcliN
IN N"tto"aN County. mas returned Ia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-05

TIE MONROE TERRACE CAFE
u til" ton moor. has Opened tor til. season
f.u.r he management OF Mi:S. BCE
= <k-idN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-05

arthur Hu"dwioEc takes h.. vif" DO 3.
,uniust hotel ln !.anel-ng Tor h-r nr.
WI" s~cnm"o Infatuated "Ith hiit. aiiI
ti=.trt'r i"u.iIe.t. Il young girl IN whom -
be-. 0iii..s Interested. or. Nsrftn'r.. VITO =
i'uds MIS- iiaTdwte"e 1Din :"r'"S vs."
Marion ii.rdH ic.-.s Vifc IT. sent - :! SAINT
t,riuil! aud iinru..lrHc rv-unlu~ - tn- h"i"I
H. goes FOR boat iide Ni'n b"u'rir" "..
y.tt- anal, StOrIr coming Nr. th'N ar
frtN"n 4" taE" r+ide" ua an island trtt
tAey uUd cabin. hA'it l"r ia nH''flin.'
,litior ~ Inc .rlcl ...-il eiiu max. lH-Ii-
selves comfortable 80. tl.. U.Eli.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-05
THE GRIP OF EVIL

Ni Louis TRACY,
Author Of ''Ih~ inrs "i the Norninx.''
Tho i'illnr Of Light" "Ihc Terms
Of Surrcnnrr.'' "NumSrr H."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-05

NuNrii/cd 1rUHi the Series or I'EotOpia.
Of the Same Name H-Icased IL.
Puthr.
itDpSriI lit, 1916, hS Louis IracN.I
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-05

Everything you read here yom can
sr~ this week at the Ikis.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-12
LITTLE BUYING OF DRY GOODS
Providing for Distant Wants Held Up
by International Situation

NEW YORK. May t2.-In its weekly
review the Dry Goods Economist says:
There are indications that retailers
are more inclined than of late to 20 slow
in providing for their distant wants. Such
n policy is dictated by the international
situation as well as by prudence, from a
merchandising standpoint
while no one can say that the end Of
the war is in sight the persistent rumors
as to efforts on one side. at least, in the
direction Of peace should not be over
looked. Nor ought buyers to be unduly
influenced by the continued price advances
in certain lines of merchandise. Such
advances are based largely on the higher
wages now being paid to operatives.
Whether the supply Of labor in this coun-
try will be largely increased at the close
of the war is a subject of diversified
views The matter is worth considering,
however when an effort is being made to
forecast the duration of the present up
ward tendency in merchandise quotations.
"ln spite of the wage advances, lower
quotations on all klnGs of silk fabrics
from stock may be looked for within the
next 80 to so days from such manufac-
turers as have been taking advantage of
the shortage of such goods to ask excep
tionally high prices"