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nurse or I hearing betore Reteree in
Bankruptcy Hosdiey today it was
claimed that um Mines. an-
cle at the Duche- It Hench-tar.
gave Mrs. Wray 823300 b dtta in ‘1
months, during moi Meow. Ill-
rnermsn's ism an .hh; Ira.
Wrsy in bankruptcy proceedinxs
which have been pending tor months.
Mrs. Wm denied that the do. wane
other than willing ones.
Miss Flypp-I wander it I shelllese
my looks, too, when I get to be your
age?
Miss Elder—You will be fortunate
it yes do.
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NECKWEAR. ._
Vestees of lace, net. organdy :
and pique, variety 0! styles.. .'
fiend in
Gladstone Collars. in lane. phin '
and emh. or;aIdy.25c Ind 501:
Dutch Collars. of urgently, lane. 2
crab. and pique...25e to $1.25 j_
Collar and Gill! Sets, in lace,
emb. and orgsndy. ZScto $1.50
Crepe do Chine and Messaline ~
Bows ......... . file III 511: .
Ruining in p‘isin‘net. Mow ‘
, lace and lawn. in bhck. white -
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Nitrogen
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LONDON, Sept. 2, 8 I. iii-A Iispatch Ant-
werp .to Renter Tel‘eé‘guub Company e-veys mm
leg official Will:
“The Gert-III are again bombarding Malines, aim-
ing at the steeple of the utheilrsl, which is a prominent
landmark for miles around. A
“Certain movements of the German troops in the di-
rection of Assche, in the province of Brabant, six miles
northwestof Brussels, gave rise to the belief that the
Germans were contemplhing a covenant towards Ter-
monde, 16 miles east of Ghent. However, the Belgian
troops have been reinforced m1 account of the necessity
of preserving control of Wasland. The enemy advanced
from Brussels to Assche yestuday, but could not pene-
trate further north.
“Nlnove and Alost, 16 and. 15 miles, respectively
from Ghent in diflerent directions, have been occupied by
the Germans.
“in the provinces of Antwerp and Liuihourg the sit—
uation is unchanged"
Telegraphing from St. Pcersburg flat corrcqaondent
of The Times declares that the war reports given out
by the headquarters stall in in the Russian capital are
generally rather meagre, but, in contradiction to what
is the case in Berl'ni and Vienna, they are always true.
Up to the present time they him had nothing to an—
nounce but 11 series of Victorian. That the headquarters
will stick to this plan also when the news is bad is
proved by the announcements of today. This attitude
shone their confidence in the fortitude and stanchness
of the Russian people, which undoubtedly is deserved
and angers are“ lot the future.
The wording of today‘s announcement indicates that
other V istula fortresses besideerraudcnzand Thorn have
been sent‘reinloroomeuts. Them arrived last night
and the people of St. Pebcrabnrg received it with firmness.
Their faith in a final Russian victory remains wholly un-
shaken
General Samsoziov (whose death has been reported)
was considered one of Russia's most capable andpbrilliant
generals. He greatly distinguished himself in the Russo-
Japanese war, where be amended a division ti Siberian
Cossacks. He was afcrwards nominated commander of
an army corps and later appointed commander of the
troopain Turkestsn. He lived in Tashkent,
Turkestan. until the present war was declared.
all classes of the population.
General Marine was commander of an army corps, " }
the Times’ correspondent gOee on. while General Pestitch
was attached to the Snail M.
From Gallcia the only news is that I fierce battle is
still raging.
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HWOLULIL 541i. ail—Going out of the
face the fortunes of war, possibly to do battle with the .1
Australian warships Australia and War-regs, reported to
be near, the German cruiser Member; was cheerd by the
Germangesidents here. who gathered on the water front
as she steamed to sea. The lNuerenberg left at 9:30 p.
m. yesterdsy after taking on boards“ the cool that the
American government would permit.
. That the Australian ships ‘wcre hovering on the 1
Hawaiian coast. was reported here yesterday by
' British collier Strathdale, whose captain said he had been
the
in communication with the two warships upto the time
, he reached the Hawaiian three-mile limit.
. The Nluemerbcrg’s compatriot, the cruiser Leipzig, is
supposed to be westbound some distance easier Ha-
wail.
Captain Schoenhurg, of the Nnerenblerg, said before
leaving that he would stay near Haw 'ior n dew days.
. He said he was ready for what might happen and never
would surrender. ,
BERLIN, Sept. 1, via Ldlndon, Sept. 2, 6_ :40 a. m.—
:Tlie Bout-9e governors will today (Wednesday) discuss
the question of reopening the Bourser'ior regular business
The brokers at the
demand and a number of securities
owed higher quota-
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HOYT'B THEATRE.
“A Woman's WIy."
At Ken's Theatre, My um.
”I Helen Pan and has com-u.
shed; prune favoritq in his city.
w. men! “A Woman's Way." This
'b M his New York success that
‘lass .Raae has selected a pres-t to
Norwalk theatre goers. it is said to
he I play run or gin-It interest, Ind
shouting in zoos comedy. It deals
with society lite in New York. and
l“ eh. net-tn e1 she m
ample opportunity to display their
versatility. The play gives the scen-
ic artist as oppeatunity to introduce
eons tin-tome cuttings. and elect!
cal fleets shown in the last out Ire
said to he gorgeous. The costumes
are said to be coped-Irv We.
The production of “A Woman’s Way"
will give the local theatre goers an
opportunity to see Miss Pop, on 211-.
usually clever little actress. at her'
best, it is promised. he has a nun-
her of vuy Mmatic climaxes. lid
also nevus] interesting comedy
scenes, a combination that will attord
her every chance to demonstrate that
. she is Ila-tile. as wall as elm:
As has been announced previously
the box aloe will be open nun 9
o'clock in the morning.
The lean apes It 7:16. and the
curtain rinse up It 8 o'clock. New
seen-7 Ill. electrical elects arrived
in this any today-Ind will be used
wit thb Is madam tomorrow
Item.
11111 the m are pleased with“
Ii- P‘. and her company was
, “seem brute-largo attend—
InCe duriu the series at perform-
ances xiv. lest week.
“A Woman's Way" will be present-
ed We; m. W and
Saturday with s matinee on Friday.
mmyst 2:115.qu will be
well to secure your seats in advance.
On My lies Pete will give a little
tea party on the stage sitar the pen.
romance to the ladies who attend.
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-Apnlestioss production coming to
inee in's’nut. soc. s 11' the lemon
We: nastcsloomedy. "Little lay.
Iii-a“ but is 1'1: new:
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annealing.- an: A‘
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“missiles is null the oomelhst that
has ever toured the country, The
meat is paying them the lush-
est salaries known in the history of
American musical comedy;
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Sizes 8 1-2 to 10.
Motor Rugs and Couch Blankets
T nine of year wncn the warm Blankets and Rugs of
Scotch Plaid and dark Nav ajo Stripes will be needed in
the motor ear, in the couch hammock, and in camp A
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1W Hid Rup, made in Great Britain, double
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Pillow Cases linen Scarves
Pure linen, snowy white, plain
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Linen Section. Basement.
Henrstitched and embroidered
size 45 x 36, in wreath and circl
designs to enclose initial.
Three designs at 251:.
Two designs at 501:.
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