0 ' were éorMal, lend
, '7 'to Bresfldtovsk to negotiate the
, treaty with Gerxnany.
is said {Er have little or no belief in
the theories and aims at the Soviet
3012mm: Government would last.
7 , Krasein threw :in his lot With it and"
becaihe Commissary or Food in the
:bly for the restoration oi the plain
Lenin Rand Troteky’ When they went
When it bemme apparent that the
Red Army.
W A “Bourgeois Bolshevist" Kressln
For the time, at least.
3 convinced that noth-
.gajned by resistance to
the control of he workers He came
to an understanding with the work-
to the soviet experiment.
Dui'lng his tenure of four minister
la! offices he has worked Impercepti-
bourgeois methods of commerce. To
him the nationalization of commerce
was one of the most‘ stupid 0: Len-
ine’ s blunders. As for the world revo-
lutidn, he is an entire skeptic and is
all for a bourgeois peace. He would
lead Russian Sovietism into the nor.
-mal Ways of democracy “Who be-
lievnc in Socialism in Russia?" he is
_ , A
he accompanied.
‘ month
men in hiéaown' factory, giving shape ‘
r! ‘31-: Brook, who
2221;, died today.
been extremely critiéal tar nearly a
then 292.22 him: ,. ,
His condition had. ,
Inspector Donahue was in the of- " 7
flee of Capt. W.
mg Broulx who
log that his friend and supposed
sweetheart, Georgiana Rheaumer of,
Blddef0rd, Me, had robbed him of
$650. When: Broulx drew a revolver
the inspector sprang between him and
the woman and received
the heart, which Broulx
for the wamn. Broulx turned the
weapon on himself and died on the
floor.
W-
P Keegan interview
had been complaln- __fi ~
a. bullet over ,r
had intended
ink Stains.
‘Dlp the ink spot In
low, says a correspondent, then wash
out the tellow and the ink will come
out with lta‘ Milk will remove Ink
from linen or colored musllns. when
adds would be famous, by soaklng the
goods until the spot is v
then rubbing and rinsing 1n cold wa-
ter.
Coldest Moment. During the Day.
reported to have asked “Not I, gnor
Lenlne.” A
The few mlnutes alter sunrise l:
‘ usually the coldest period of the day.
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Fri- 3
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'“ffy and Saturday, Aug. 2,3, 4, 5, 62111617.;
e closing 'days of The N. E. Ryan C033
mamouth sale of high,, Grade merchandlse
7 This sale is7 the talk of the whole country. In many instances 2. 3 and 3 8!"
ficles went at the price atone
era‘s-1‘51 ‘. A.” ‘t
People carried a 32;! the’zoods in at ms full and the liberal way {he} hurdles ”
ed proved beyond adoubt all 2oods were marke
? advertised. Many thousand dollars Worth of very exeluswe goods 7
at make room for the first days of this Mammouth Money Saving- Event ater- l
now on sale and Will he sold regardless if cost an
d and sold at the yer? low prices as , _
that we could; ,
l .
Here are the Pnces to Draw the Great Crowds
“€22, ,
ONE 7 LOT HUCK TOWELS
values to 759, go at ...396
ONE LOT RGE BATH
TOWELS, 5c va1., go at, 396‘
ONE BIG LOT LADIES’ HOSE
values to 406, go at .. . . .196
ONE' BIG LOT. (KNITTING
YARNS, $1. 25 val.’ go at, 392.
ONE LOT LADIES’ HAND
KEECHIENS, go at .38.
OneQLOT EMBROIDEIES, val.
1122292522, goat. .‘.‘. ..56
LOT DRESS GING-
HAMS, 'values to 756, at 236
NE LOT- IRISH TOWEL-
LING, 356 7931., go at ...196 .
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ONE BIG LOT LADIES' SILK
GLOYES, values to $1. 50 2;:
at . . .
ONE‘BIG LOT LADIES’ SILK
coo one .ai -.-.o
‘ atooo 'ooo an. ..o .0. on.
QNE BIG LOT LADIES’
HANDBAGS, valuestouoo
goat, ... ... ....$1.481
033 1.03 mm: BABY
COATS, values to $3.,50 go-
239...?” ... ... 3.2.3169?
ONE EIG LO’I‘ LADIES’ COR?
SETS, Lily 0! mm, values-
to $7.00, go at ....$3.98
033 Loi- 3133 33m
31.003333, values to $5.66,
7"“:
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GLOVES, valuesto$159,¢d .
’ONE BIG LOT VERY FINE
‘ MUSLIN NIGKTGOWNS
values to$3. 50, goat . ..$198
$1.50 value, go at ..986
GLOVES, 596 values, go
at
,ONE LOT 321323311 DRESS-2:
EB 803338, values to $2.00:
goat ...796
you n .n»..
$1.50 values, go at .....696
3033 313 nor 3333 311.21
' and LISLE HOSE, values to
$1.25 goat ..'. ”2.696.
ONE BIG LOT LADIES’ NULL
FASHIONED . $1 767, ‘
”gent, 3.3269
value, goat ., ”.899,
pure melted tnl- _
pry faint and ' "
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CLEVELAND, Aug. 2.——Walter .Iohn-
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son, veteran seer ngcher of the Wash,“
lngton American League baseball
has been troubled. th a sore arm.
9 MORAN To BOX BECKETT.
PITTSBURGH, Aug. 2.-—Frank Mo
ran yesterday reoéIVed a cablegram
from Promoter (3.8 .GOChran, ot‘Lon-
don, notifying him that he had been
matched to box 3’69 Beckett there on
, the night of Sept. 24.
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Summer Footwear
PUMPS OXFORDS and RIBBON TIES
The Wise purchaser wfll apprecmte the savmgs as Well as
the quahty of the Footwear offered to this sale.
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