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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-07
Dcutidc Hetc Krc,a5s6c,
icuihaft am Rcimt,pcec.

IS Seem Worf, 3. Ml1grit t. II Wtit-
glie6er Ser beutihen Noten &ren5-
&ommiiiion, begleitet bon fiinf &ratl-
fenpflegerinnen, abt 8ertreter 0es
Ibmeoii6en uno ait erreibii9en No-
ten &reu5es nnb cine Mn5abl bon
oeuti6en Dffi5ieren uno 3ipilperlo-
men, 5uiammen SO, i6ifften it9 bel1.
tie an 8or0 6eS Dampfers Ssfor 2.
5ur Neiie na6 Deuti6lano u. 99tpe'
Sen Elm. Set 5ebn So9en befonben
lie iib unter Der 8egleitung zines
oes ~Sulti5miniiteriums in
Seem Oorf.
Die 6euti6en &pmmiiiare tporen
fir lieb5ebn Monate Befungene Der
@ol16af &egierung in SnSf, S1bt=
rien un6 tire @egleiter tparen @beiro=
be flint Sabre in @efangenifaft Der
perf@ieoenen ruiiiiden &egiernrgen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-07
8eliAc,pifi ~bcaniprusken
Grfcloc.

y 2on0on, 3. Mngnlt. - Solgen-
De offt3ielle bolibeniltii6e Rommn-
initiation, Sic sic Operationen an Der
nororuiliiden 6rpnt betrifft, lpnroe
bente empfangen:
uWir per3ei6neten Sorfi6ritte 81
Meilen n0roli6 bon Omega.
uDiele Sorti6ritte 1in0 aQer Bor-
ausii6t nab an Dem @olfe bon One-
ga.
v@ir orangen iiber @prosfuroff
nnb Dompal Dor. 8ir begannen nit
einem @orriiden in BENT Mbi6nitte
bon Mitra6an nn6 pertreiben oert
Seino aus 8laDimirobsf iiber ben
MfbtubafluB. 8iele Der feinoli6en
Sruppen ertranfen in Bent Tlniie.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-07

minors, being duly filed in this court,
representing that it is necessary and
for the best interests of said estate
and of all interested therein that GER
tain lands Of said minors described
therein be sold and praying that a
license be to. her granted to sell the
same;
Therefore, You, and each Of you, are
hereby cited ard required to show
cause, if any you have, before this
Court at the Probate Court Rooms In
the Court House in the City Of st.
Cloud in the County II Stearns, State
of Minnesota, on the
18th DAY OF AUGUST, 1918,
at 9 o'clock A. NJ, why the prayer of
said petition should not be granted.
Witness. The Judge of said Court
and the seal of said Court, this 22nd
day of July, 1919.
j. B. HIMSL,
24-31-7 Probate Judge.
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Neutrality-suspicious. 9
~1tnrnheItifter.

@enu1o, 4. Mugu?t. - Sruppen, Die
bon Ser Negierung sur H11terorlt=
dl,no Don 5tretfltnruben in 8olel II.
i3iiridl entlo1bt tporl1en, gebrordten
qeponserte M11tomobile nit Vfo1bt=
ncnocpchren 1T BEN geltrigen Nuf=
itGnoen.
Sic 5trcifer in Balel 5erItroten oos
Mspboltpflolter Ii. bombaroierten So
nit ste Iruppen, nohet tie mebrere
berIebten. Cine Mn5obl 5tretfer tpnr=
Sc oetotet uno bertpunoet nno btele
berbaftet.
gs miro bebalptet, 6aB Ser Mns=
bruh in 8aiel einen boli6eptltiiden
Gborafter tr11g, 1pdbren6 IN 3uri9 Die
utnr,,ben ourh Sic boben 9ebensmit=
telpreiie berborgerufen muroen.
Die ;Sitbrer ser Streifs meroen ols
49, bis 20=idbrige jumbo Manner be-
5eidnet. Die 2onomebr bemo9t a1e
8onfen un6 Gabrifen.
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6raa(amkeiten,
Iortieeung bon Seite l.

ooer bier Sogen dr5tlide Stlfe.
SD, lab peridieoene Wdnner, ole
jeoen Io1 gepriigelt muroen, Oa re
nid1t 1pGbreno Ser gan5e1t 3elt Sabf
adt Itehen fpnnten = mlt1nter elre
holbe St1tnoe ununterbroden; ODER,
1peil lie ibre Namen nt6t borte1t,
uenn lie aer11fen ipl1r6en, obrpobl Der
Offi3ier, ser 1ie REF, fein gntes eng
li1h ipreden fonttte.
Grsablt pom Eriiselfrafen.
.y@ro11fe uno pertpunoete Mdnner
,puroen geraoeio tpie geiunoe Wta11-
ner ourhgepriigelt uno obne tr9e11o=
mcldeu @rrn0.9 Sic Yriigeleten pore11
iebr brutal - Mdnner nuroen oft
10 lonee eeid}logen, bis 1te 5rlam7
1nenhraden, aus ser Scale uno 0en1
Muuoe bl1teten ooer BON oen Ser-
letunaeu lit ibren @eit6tern. Die OF
fisiere ldl,teen ie nit ibren Sdl1lten
,1no Nniitten su1peilen Sotldlager u:
1d,l,1aen oieWanner, Bis man tie 111d}t
tpieber %erfennen tonnte = nno 1m=
n,er ohne @runo.
y .Nieunols {ab i) einen Wann cine
aeneine Sat polbrtngen ooer elner1
8efebl pertpeigeru, iolonge i'd bort
Derapeilte. "
Gin Mann, befonnt ais @efonge-
ner Nr. 634 fam BON einem 9o1p1tal:
gr mar pertpunoet nn6 tpetl er l1d)
.betpeate, mGbreno ct Sabto9t iteben
1oute, pl1roe er entiebli6 g%eprlgelt,
mebrere male ms @elidt geiblagen
uno fiel belpuBtlos nieoer Nodber
frod} ct tit fein 3elt II. begging Selblt-
moro.
SD babe Mnflagen geger et111ge
ser Offiaiere uno fam oQes, mos i'd
foote brpeiIeu uno nod ptel mebr.
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$trahburo int 2lMfitamNe.

IS 8erlin 3. Mugu1t.' - Nebollt=
tionQre Demonitrationen baben bel1=
te IN 5traBbnrg itattgefunoen. Gtni-
&c fran3oitibe 9ffi5iere nno 9oloa=
ten wuroen III ben aufitdn6en geto==
tet uno anbere IN ben 5lnB getpor=
fen. s. miro nit Ser gerbGngung oes
&riegs5ultan6es georobt. ),
StraBburg, 5mei Weilen meItlld
oes &beins> 1T, Die Saltptita6t bon 81
idB. S ran50lii6e Sruppen befanoen
i'd felt benz 8offenfiqltanoe bort I'M
Qunrtier. !.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-07
OeiterreiA bram<et Gels.


@ien, 4. M11guit. = &arl 5eib,
8rdiioent Ser 0iterrei@ii6en @atio-
understanding, iagte in elmer @r-
fGarung uber sic @eou5ierung oes
8ertes Der &rone bon bier at 5tpei
Gents in ben Iebten 5mei @onaten:
v@s lit tetlpeiie 0ur9 S9mei5er,
Die cine grobe 4n5abI unierer 8anf-
noten beiiben, un6 6ieielben ouf ben
.Msarft tperfen, in6em tie fur9ten,
oab mir 6ur9 sic 6rie6ensbe6ingun-
gen in etnen 8anferott getrieben Mir
ben, ioute11 6ieie nidt gemil6ert tper-
ben, erfldrli9. @era6e iest balt nns
Der nie6rige &nrs ser &ror1e bon Dem
&aufen bon Mobrung fir BEN 8in-
ter 5uriid. @tr er5euger genn1g fir
Die Sdlfte nnferer 2an6esbemobner.
Wenn Die 8orie mie gegentparttg mei=
ter babel bleibt, 6te &rone berab5n-
oriiden, Damn lit es fider, 6aB Mdn=
1er, Sralten ur6 &tn6er in BEN Stra=
BEN 6ur6 BEN @11nger nte6erfalen
lpir6en. 8as mir gebrau6en, 1T etne
groBe Mnleibe, I'M uniere @orie tpie'
Der in rubige 8abnen 51 bringen, 6a-
nit mir &oblen nn6 8numpone fm1-
fen f0nnen, I'M sic Mrbeit gu Begin
men; Damn miro it9 nniere 2ebens-
bon ielbit regulieren."
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Dcmtisbc ,naiic1t Nursh
Kotttfniijien fanfcft.

- Ma1bington, 8. Mugult. - Ser,
marc 8arnh, 0fonomtiher Notgeber
Ser amerifanii6en 6rieoengoelego,
tioll~ erfldrte beute Dor Dem &omltee
fir o%uspGrtige Ingelegenbeiten, bob
fem Mnfouf in Sen Ser. Staaten %.
1onltpo Durb Oe1tlbe Sirmen &C.
ma6t merben tonne, ansgenommer1
onr6 sic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
9ieie 8eoingungen muroen in ben
@ertrag eingefiigt, erflarte SEER 8a-
rud), 6anit 9eutidlan6 feinem Eeile
jeirer
entpeiden tonne, inoem es pribat
@el0 aus oem 9an6e ien0et uno iei-
ne inouitriellen Silfsque1en permin-
bert.
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KeHdafzG rnppett ,tahe
Sem 5ufanttttenbrnb-

II Boris, 2. Mngult. - 0as gang
rulilte Commencement 6es Momtral
&ollhot trifft @orbereitungen, I'M
bon Omsf nod Srtusf, Sibirien,
51 ii%beriteoeln. Oie Woral Der Sol
idattruppe1t lit oerart nntergraben,
oaB MIR gerit1ge @offnung ouf cine
@ieOergetpinnung 6es berlorener
Serritoriums IN oen flr5li6en Saint
pfen gegen oie 8oli4etpifi b1ieb, ct
fldrt cine beute abeno bier eingetrof=
fene 0epelde.
2on0on, 2. Muguit. - Na6ri6ten
muroen beute bier empfangen, 6aB
Die acknowledgements 6es General
Denifine,. eine ser 1tdrfl item Eruppen=
forper Ser onti=bol16epiltiiden Er11p=
pen, errang einen meiteren tpibtigen
@rfolq our1 Die @roberbung bonPol=
taba. Mtt Ger 5taot fielen groBe
Auantttdten bon Gorrdten u. &riegs=
m%aterialien in lire 9an6e.
8olideluifi beauipr1den st.
fplge.
erfolge fir Die 8oli@etpifi int
Oenga MbidniH an Der Mrdnngel=
front tper6en our9 cine 6rabtlofe Ge=
peide aug Mostau gemel6et. Die 8e-
-tanntmadung erfldrt, 6aB 6ie 8ol.
fdanifitrl1ppen bter5ebn Meilen bor=
.giueen uuo oiefen Sieg 6ur9 Meu-
tern bon altierten Eruppen errangen.
Die Mostau 9epei9e ipri9t eben-
faIs BON l1nruben in 5ibirien.
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8mreer pen SRantmne
prcfeItieren.

IA Befing, 8. Quguit. - Cine Be.
tition, oie bon 8iirgern besSbantung
Di1triftes unter5eidnet it, proteitiert
gegen bic 8rutalttdter iapanii9er
SoIbaten un6 muroe berte bon Der
&~egierung in @mpfang genommett.
Die Betition bebauptet, bob 6ie iapa-
nifden 5ol6aten ra1tben un6 Die
9rauen idledt bebanbeln un6 Die
@bineien gum 8erfaufe ibres 2an-
bes 5tDingen.
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K~renitatttpnrtc betnbars
Htert. :

p &%eliingfor6, Sinnlan6 I. Mug.
- 8ritii6e Slug5euge baben erfolg=
reid 8ronitaot bombar6iert un6 5tpor
1pdbren6 40 Minnten. Die 8oli6epiti
perlalien &ronlta6t.
&ronitabt lit cine Seefeltnng nno
bel6iibt @etrogra0. 9olte oieie Sc.
flung fallen, Damn lit AUDI Die tribe
re rul1il6e Sauptj ta6t be6robt.
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Citation for Hearing on Petition to
Sell, Mortgage or Lease Land.
State of Minnesota, County, of Stearns,
In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of Norbert
S; Theisen and julius S. Theisen,
Minors.
The State of Minnesota to all per-
sons interested in the sale Of certain
lands belonging to said minors:
The petition of Susan Theisen as re-
preventative of the above named
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$in,t Seiner ~itiirnten
~$rasbtbabmhcf.

10 8elfait, 8. Muguit. = Sinn
8einer ~ltiirnten beute Die Gra6tita-
tion 1T @reenmore nn0 i6leppten ei-
ne groBe Mn5abl bon @epebren, Sic
ioeben bon @nglano angefommen pa-
rem, meg. Die @etpebre parer1 an oen
fomman6ieren6er Sffi5ierr Der to.
nigliden MrttQerie aorefltert.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-07

Citation for Hearing on Petition for
Administration,
Estate of Franziska Meyer, Deceased.
State of Minnesota, County of Stearns,
In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of Franzis-
ka Meyer, Decedent.
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200 a11ter. Sol>aten tpel>
len >eutiAe Md>dtem het>
rQfer-

% Waibington, 81. Suli. 200
amerifanil9e Soloaten erlndten INT
6ie @rlaubnis 6entl9e Sranen na6=
bauie nebmen 81 biirfen, erfldrte be1=
tie &eprGientant Sing bon Suinois,
no6 ieiner Mnfunft bonn 8efn6e en=
rop4il9er 2q16er. "Obglei9 6ie qme=
rifonii6en SoIoaten feline @rlal4bnts
baben, nit ben 9enti9en 81 frater=
niiieren," erflGrte @err Sing, uio lit
bod 6as @rbliden zines ~DougbboD"
nit einem 6euti6en 6raulein etpas
geub0nli9es.." ..~x.+s
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8ela Hum flahtete ftah
wtcrt.

8 8ten, 4. Mrguit. - 8ela &rn,
Der feline Diftatur bon l1ngar1 ME-
6erlegte, ion anf einen1 Sradt5ugeI
als 6ei5er in Wien eingetroffen iein.
Der 8eridt erfI6rt, 6nB er iid ieBt
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&erl1nat

1ofort elm S6mie6, 6ar1erno 6es Sab=
res gegen guten 2obn. @erfftdtte gut
ousgeitottet nit eleftrti9er &roft.
un6 Sammer etc. MGberes BEL
Slips. &pbnen, Me1rpfe, Mini1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-07

@er INNER ladt, fat getp0bnlid
quite 3dbne.
@iele baben 5mei @eiidter un6
tpel6e 6rei o6er mebr.
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5j31t b~erfamfen

8iaia ein @olb1ut @olitein @un II.
anoeres iut1ges 8ieb:
39-2 g. 2ammerion,
ct. Glo1tb, Minn. Sci. 915
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-22
FRENCH BANKER FACES
OLD SW|NDL|NG CHARGE
Henri Rochelle Arrested in 1908 !;
Fled; Found in Army;
Again in Court.
sy the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
PARIS, June 20.-Henri Rochelle,
banker and promoter: who was con-
broke out and who disappeared while
the case was on appeal. only to re-
turn to France and serve under an
assumed name in an automobile sec
ton, was brought before the criminal
court again today on the charge of
the abuse of confidence in connection
with the issue Of 100000 francs in
bonds of the Central Mexican railroad
in 1910.
NJ. Rochelle throws the responsible
ity on his associate, NJ. Carbonneau,
now dead, who, he claims, sent part
of the funds realized from the sale of
the bonds to Mexican named Ma
dero, who used them for revolutionary
propaganda in THAI country.
Henri Rochelle was arrested in
1908 charged with wholesale swim
ding in connection with the opera
ton of bucket shops. it being alleged
that $20,000,000 was involved. re
leased on bail, he remained at liberty
until 1912. when he disappeared. He
was located IN Mexico, Lr.y ia.er a..A
Madero,, then President Of Mexico The
French government demanded his ex
tradition, but he again disappeared
and took refuge in Switzerland.
Found in French Army.
In October, 1916. Rochelle was
found in an automobile section Of the
French army and placed under ar
rest He had served since the first of
the war under the name of Georges
Bienaimee.
In 1912 charges were made that
government officials had been inter-
ested in protecting Rochelle after his
release ON bail. A parliamentary
committee reported that there. had
been government Intervention" in
the case.
In 1914. when CASTOR Calmette, edi-
tor of the Paris Figaro. was shot
and killed by the wife OF M. Caillaux,
former minister Of finance, the case
was revived. The shooting was the
result Of violent attacks made upon
NJ Caillaux in the Figaro, among the
charges being that he had been con-
nected with Rochette's operations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-22
shipworkers Vote Sympathy Strike

VICTORIA, b. c.. June 21.-Nearly
5000 workers will go on strike here
at 10 o'clock Monday morning as a re-
suit of vote in favor Of a sympa-
thetic strike with Winnipeg workers
reached last night by the Metal
Trades Council. The strike IL expect
ed to tie up all local shipbuilding ac-
tivitie0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-22
THE WEATHER.

| District of Columbia and Maryland
Partly cloudy today and tomorrow;
little change in temperature.
virginia-Partly cloudy today and
tomorrow; probably thundershowers
| in extreme west portion; little change
| in temperature.
West virginia-Local thundershowers
today; tomorrow fair.
Yesterdays Temperatures.
Midnight, 70; 2 am. 20; 4 am. 20;
| 6 am. 70; 8 am, 70; 10 am, 70; IL
noon, Is; pm. 80; pm. 80; pm,
81; s pm. 80; 10 Pm. "A. Highest,
| "a: lowest. s..
| PM, 70; 8 Pm, "a.
Rainfall 6 pm. to 8 PM, oil.
| Hurs Of sunshine, S5.
Per cent Of possible sunshine. 81.
Departures.
Accumulated excess of temperature
| since January 1. 1919, +4S2.
Excess of temperature since June l,
1919, 1877.
Accumulated deficiency of precipita-
ton since January l. 1919, Oh.
! Deficiency of precipitation since
June 1, 1919, LIS.
Temperature same date last year
! Highest, SO; lowest, 81.
Tide Tables.
| Compiled by United States coast and
geodetic survey
Today-Low tide, 10:11 am. and
1917 pm; high tide, S:13 am. and
3:33 pm.
ToInorrow-Low tide. 11:13 am. and
11:16 pm; high tide, Alb am. and
4:35 pm.
The Sum and Moon.
Today-Sun rose, 5:42 am; sun sets,
S:37 pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises. 5:42 am; sun
sets, S:37 pm.
Moon rises, 1923 am; sets. 2:55 pm.
Automobile lamps to be lighted one
half hour after sunset.
Weather in Various Cities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-22
CARDS OF THANKS.

COOPER. wish to express my sincere
thanks and appreciation for the sympathy
and many floral tributes extended me In
the time Of my bereavement by the many
friends and relatives.
By JOHN W. COOPER. HUSBAND OF LUCY
V. COOPER. who departed this life June
1G. 1919. rs
Pooh. We wish to express our sincere thanks
to our relatives and friends for their kind.
ness also beautiful noral tributes, extended
during illness and death Of our dear wife and
mother.
WILLIAM Pooh AND FAMILY. .
thanks and appreciation for the sympathy
and many floral tributes extended us in the
time of our bereavement by the many rels-
tives and friends.
BY DORATHEA WALKER AND MIR. AND
MRS. s. H. WALKER. WIFE AND PAR
ENTS OF 9. H. WALKER. WHO DE-
PARTED THIS LIFE JUNE 16. 1919.
WALLACE. We wish to express our thanks
for the beautiful floral offerings sent by our
friends on the death of our dear father and
husband.
BY REBECCA WALLACE AND FAMILY. .
WORTH. I wish to express my sincere thanks
for the expressions of sympathy and beauti-
full floral tributes extended at the death Of
my daughter. BLANCHE WORTH.
BY HER MOTHER, MRS. J. T. FORD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-22
In Memoriam.

BRAY. Sacred to the memory Of our dear
husband. and father. GEORGE BRAY.
who died one year ago today, June %, 1918.
BY WIFE. MOTHER AND DAUGHTER.
CHEEK. In sad but loving remembrance of
my dear son, GEORGE CHEEK. who depart
1917.
often sit and ,hink Of you
When l all alone,
For memory is the only thing
BY HIS LOVING MOTHER !.
FooKEs. In sad but loving remembrance Of
SARAH E. F0OKES. wife of Robert +. and
mother of Virgil NJ. and Wilbur f. Fookes.
who departed this life one year ago today.
June %. 1918.
One year has passed since that sad day
Our dear mother was called away;
So patient, tender and kind,
What beautiful memory she left behind.
God called her home. it was His will.
Within our hearts she is with still.
BY HER HUSBAND AND SONS. .
HARRIS. In loving memory of our dear hus-
band and uncle, RICKSON T. HARRIS. who
departed this life two years ago today.
BY HIS DEVOTED WIFE, EDDIE F. HAIR
EoLcER. In sad but loving remembrance Of
my dear father, J. A. HOLCER, who de-
*, 1915. ~ BY HIS son as RALPH.
MCKINNEY. In sacred memory Of the one
hundredth anniversary of father, JOHN
McHANEY. born in Wilson county, Tenn,
June Do. 1919, and passed to his eternal re-
ward at the family home in Paragould. Ark,
April 8, 1909. aged eighty-nine years nine
months and nineteen days
MRS. SALLIE McGLUMPHY. MRS. MATTE
WALKER. MRS. ESTELLE BUCHANAN,
J. THOMAS McHANEY AND MEDIA A.
McHANEY.
WATERS. In sad but loving remembrance Of
orr devoted mother and grandmother. ELIZA
WATERS, who departed this life five years
ago, June "a, 1914.
Day by day we saw her fade
And gently pass away,
But now we have a vacant chair
Which never can be filled.
BY DAUGHTERS AND GRANDCHILDREN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-22
MARRIED.

HAlmToN-McDoNELL On "wednesday. June
IS. 1919. Miss FLORENCE LOUISE Me-
D0NEII., daughter OF Mrs. Emily Elmore
Mcpohell. to Mr.. ALEXANDER GORDON
HAMILTON. at the home Of the brides
mother. the Rev. Henry Allen Topper ON.
ciating.
LlBBEY-BRAUw. On Saturday. June 81.
1919, EDWARD W. LIBBEY OF Washing
ton. u. C., and Miss EDITH BRAUN Of
York, Pa. by Rev. Hugh 7. Stevenson.
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Cool. attractive summer
portieres. in green cross
stripes.
29c Sheeting, 21c
Yard-wide heavy unbleach-
ed sheeting cotton with even
thread surface.
Mems Handkerchief,
! 4 for Csc
I Large white hemmed hand
kerchiefs, finished soft ready
for use.
|Vestee Buttons, 10c Card
The dainty vari-colored
trimming buttons. 6 or ~
on a card.
Baby Yokes, 15c
Dainty embroidered baby
yokes with finished necks.
Lingerie Ribbon, Sc Bolt
5-yard bolt washable lin
gerie ribbon in white, pink
and blue.
5-oz. Toilet Paper,
6 Rolls for zoe
Pound-Can Talcum
Powder, Sc
81 to $12 Silk Parasols,
1888
Samples. all in perfect con-
dition. Latest novelties.
Lyons Tooth Powder,
19c
&c Armour's Meadow Sweet
Toilet Soap, SIC cake. 39c
dozen.
Boys Straw Hats, S9c
Values up to $3.50 in new
straw hats. All styles.
White. black, navy. brown
and green.
Boys Night Shirts, Sc
Regular $1.25 cambria night
shirts. sizes 6 to 16. Plain or
trimmed.
Boys $l.M Bathing :
Suits, CSC
Two-ptece Jersey bathing
suits. sizes % to 80. $500.
Boys Blouses, 39c
Well-made percale blouses
with attached collars. Sizes
to 10. Also a few sport
blouses.
Band Aprons, Soc
Percale and Bingham band
aprons with pocket.
Kings Palace Special
Corset, &c
Medium bust. long hips.
AouA AO6C 5upPOllCIS AL
actual $1.00 value.
Mems Underwear, Sc
$1.00 Otis balbriggan un-
derwear. Short sleeve shirts,
ankle drawers.
Mems Undershirts, Soc
Cool white checked main
sock athletic shirts.
Mems Wash Ties, Sc
Washable four-in-hands in
mixed fiber silk, also in
madras.
Mems Sc Socks, 21c
Fine quality white silk
Isle socks, worth CSC.
Mems 75c Belts, 49c
Genuine, leather belts with
can't-slip nickel buckles.
Mems $500 Silk Shirts,
$3.85
Handsome fiber silk shirts
in many new patterns.
Mems 4-Ply Collars, lie
Why pay Csc when we have
twenty new styles in these
excellent collars at lie? All
sizes.
Silk Cloves, Soc
Women's pure silk dou-
BILE tipped gloves in white
and black.
Infants Shirts, 19c
Long and short sleeve
styles in Isle and silk and
wool undershirts.
Women's Vests, 15c
Elastic ribbed gau1e vests
with bodice or taped tops.
Regular sizes.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-16

collector c. Palmer Chapman. Walter H. Nash. Louis Leone, collectors; Dr. John champliny health of1cer: Walter board of engineers; Daniel l.. Lyon, Frank Larkin. auditors. The park commissioners were reelected. The tax rate for the ensuing year was fix ed at 40 cents on each $1oo. to be paid on or before Oct. 30. 1s1s. rebate of per cent, on taxes paid when due and F per cent. per annum added to unpaid taxes.
 The fire department responded to six calls during the year, two being beyond the limits of the fire district
 It was voted to purchase for $500 from Irving Maxson the boathouse on the Watch Hill dock The Larkin shore dinner house and the Mastuxet market building are to be removed be- fore next summer. which will add to the improvements of Bay street. The sum Of $1.0OO was placed at the dis posal of the park commissioners Local Eaeonies.
 The Italians will have their annual celebration of Maria Sa del Monte Civita d'Itri, July 21.
 William H. Farrell of New London. deputy collector collector ,ala.n Of internal revenue
 The Sabba tn school of the Seventh Day Baptist church picnicked at Att lantic Beach Tuesday.
 The First battalion, Rhode Island Sldle SudTu, IS to nave d ueid udH at the grounds of the Washington Coun- ty Agricultural society at Kingston.
 The trolley strike will cause con siderable Inconvenience in this sec ton.
 A trolley striker remarked: Public sentiment may not be with us; but believe me, the public demand for trolley service will force the company to comply with our demand. It makes no difference to us where the money comes from: whether from the people or otherwiSe!"
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-16
STON!NC1ON

The Emergency Fleet corpora ton will abandon the shipyard at Stoning- ton Thursday and transfer local op- erations to South Norwalk. The Ship Construction and Trading com pany can again assume control of the prop erty and renewed activity is predicted.
 Stonington Pointers.
 Mrs C. B. Chickering of Lancaster, Mass has returned home after a visit to MT. and Mrs. Henry B. Moves.
 After being guests of Mir. and Mrs. George D. Bradley. MT. and Mrs. Will liam L. Stearns have returned to their home in Westfield, Mass.
 Chief Engineer Ed. P. Teed and sis ters have as their guests Mir. and Mrs. Charles Brown of Kankalee. III.
 Deputy Grand Regent Charles T. Noble of New London made his official visit Monday night to Pequot council, No 442 R. A.