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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-10-17

wanted there fur grand larceny The
papers showed that The complaint
against Ponesteel had been issued and
the warrant drawn by probate judge,
who has no authority to issue war
rant. The Okanoma officer returned
home to get a new set OF papers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-10-17
Protect sourssss

Intending visitors TO Saint Louis
during the Worlds Fair can assure
themselves satisfactory rOoming ac-
commodations through the Merchants
Service Company at nominal ex.
pense
For particulars. apply to nearest
Frisco System Agent"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-10-17
Farm, Wanted.

have city property In North and
East GUtb,ie 20 trade for farms.
y. A. cafsney,
business College.
Guthrie. OEla.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-10-17

The "life-hne" is our. extending ue
glad hand" u life. hope and hapl'i-
nees Reaches around the globe 'Tis
Holiistei HookS Mountain Tea. IS
cents Tea ar Tailots ask your drug
gist
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-10-17
aEoulslrIoN NOT lsonoRED.
Oklahoma Papers We're Made Out by
Probate Judge.

Topeka. kas.. Oct l7--llpon the ad-
Vice Of the attornes general, Governor
Bailey has refused 70 honor q requisi-
ton issued by the governor Of Okla.
honla for the relurn Of n. Z. Roaesteel
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-10-17
Personal
Mention.

liz PERSONAL &
Mention. &
~sss-ssess,sys,sszs,s
}. It Tullcy ,f Fairfax. is in the city.
c B. RoRer Of Ponca CITY is in the
city
W. c. FulNerson Of Marshall. ia in
the city.
II E Mccreieht Of Lamont came in
Yesterday.
IL. Watkins of Cleo is in the city
on business.
J. c. Montforte of chandler. is a
Guthrie visitor
w. A. Upton Of shawnee, is in
4 Guthrie on business.
G. W. schlegel OF Chandler. arrived
in the city yesterday
f. L. Moore OF Lawrence, Kas., is a
visitor in the capital city
y. J. Shepard Of Pawuee was
Guthrie visitor YESTERDAY
u A Rockwell Of Quay. arrived in
The city yesterday evening.
Mrs. W. e. Green of Little Rock, is
in the city visiting friends.
s. G. Moore Of Pawnee. came in this
morning to remain n few days.
C. f. Wells Of Crescent. is in the
city today on particular business
Mrs. II ] Miller started Saturday
evening for jynton for a short visit
Clarence Woods spent Saturday in
Shawnee attending to special business.
Kirby Naylor Of Tishomi9go !. r.,
came in yesterday for few DAYS visit.
John H. Gaean has returned TO the
city after an extended visit in Mis-
souri,
f B Clarke is here from Oklahoma
City attending 10 soTe important
business
Clyde Gray of Cleveland OKLA. Is in
Guthrie today on special msiness
matters
F.M. Derehn Of Marshall IS in
iGuthrie transactiug some Important
business
w. G. Amos. one Of stnwater's en-.
terprslns srooerymen, was IN the city
yesterday
J. w. Glasgow. travelling freight
agent for the Santa Re. wac IN Guthrie
yesterday
Live Stock Inspector r. H. Hahn left
yesterday for few days sight seeing
in ST. Louis.
Mr. and Mrs. A ID Lester left yes
ierday for St Louis to visit the
Worlds fair.
4 J. e. Douglas. Of the Hougnton &
Douglas Cotton Co. went out TO coyle
this morning.
A. D. Murlin Of Douglas. was In tho
city yesterday He is editor Of the
Douglas News
John Rolling. the Village smithy
from Quay, was in the capital city TO.
day on business
G. g. Jones Of Oklahoma City was
, here today mingling with friends, po
litical and otherwise
Miss Gertrude Salter returned to
Coyle today. after spending Sunday
with her parents here.
Norror, Ayhf4{,.e ~ ENnfd drouned IN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-10-17

a Hidden Crime" viii be at the
Brooks theatre, tonight Secure YOU
tickets earlv prices. 70, 80. so ant
IS cents.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-10-17

Primrose Creamy Butter We are
Obliged 70 raise our price 10 3Oc a ID.
But that Is still cheaper than some
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-10-17
1ealhots. EaamlnaiIon.

The regular quarterly examination
Of applicants for teachers certificates
,wil ba held az tho office OF the county
superintendent in Guthrie Friday and
Saturday OCT. ~ and %, begirning az
5 3 o. m q. w. Derrick,
County Superintendent.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-10-17

ant cashier Of the First Banl, g
Falls. spent Sunday IN the city.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-10-17

New chrfSnievs Of Abernatby FUR.
Co.'S ll3 y ol,hsbcma Avenue
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-10-17

New Iron Beds az Alternately Fur
Co.'S, 1t3 & Oklahoma avenue
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-10-17

Sew sidebOards at Aberpaiby Fur
Co.'S. 1i3 y. Oklahoma avenue.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-10-17

Only is hours to st. Lcp's via the
Frisco.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-10-17

Tickets at z. NJ. chss,sr's. Phones I
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-10-17

In bundles Of 100 tied. s5e. hundred
Leader office.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-10-17

"A Hidden Crime"
y NJ Ward is presenting the scenic
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-10-17

other high grade gTOoers charged you
when we we're selling il AZ s2Ec a Ib.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-10-17

Minor Sloan. cashier Of the Merioian
State bank and BOB caTawsli, assist
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-10-17

&. w Dinke. who has been director
Of the Oklahoma cavalry hand here for
three years. will move 70 Ardmofe
where he will make his future home.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-04

Nm ibrcn 6riidlicu icit siBr nr rrfenneu,"
ooct ucilu man otcfcu HtbciDrudl nuf Riaru
dlltucuhct an thrcu dirfungen. 9scnu maj.
heocnlt oaN dile lbmctru 5lganlbeitcn ans ciiler
AttiugtH GrfdItuna p0cr ans llnnldbidlet tnt
Snen ontr lttuirlt cuttebet, lpooutd AfutnH
otntl uorr 1ttrrH0 rnct uocy bCr dubereu
lduGllb unbeotnitl0 idNetHt. abcr Guliiironn
geiL Gtcbcr mo icgnr Der 1po iltr 5olgc hnbcu
lun 70 lli c@ mIChtia. ftd6 odruil 80 triiuisrn
ouB nil orrd NcetiigunG Der uliaGc bic Jiu-
I'M ~ Stnno lcbcu Die Nrunf1cit 5u hctnlcl0cn
mo iomlt bic Oeut0bcli 5u erbhlteii Ssit
lnnclto 50breH bnben iDeiic slerjtc QeflnhCn
oQ6 SL Seruarb &TantcrpiileH 0tc unebibalien
@cancr oer Sirnnbcit inie. Sir % eeHi5 ne
IppOCiCIu 6i Ud0eH (DiO. .Dii Sr S&gS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-04
9ic WuuOerOOaen GigcuihaitcH UOn
(0OrebOnnO mO Sar mO ipir
cs um 6citen gcbrandt
lUirO.
&i6tiac S6otiaden fir glllc, in Sc-
5ug auf cine Gntocfung.

Sic Slcrbuhrits Jubcllcn oicic5 Qunoce 3eis
Gcu. on6 bc }6ctlcm bic gr6Btc glu3abt bon 5os
bceiducu our.b ShriHoiuht oocr Nrnufbcitcn
ubHIibcr Euiur cufCucu Son ubqcieben bon
Dem ijotihcu Griulac, mclmcu ic oft in iih
truNcn, MAIDEN Die Cudlcyccu uo Sciocu fctbt
In ocu crtcn gtulduncu ea nol1penbia. pronlpte
NHitcl }T Nu1uiic 50 Gcbr1ut6eu unjueiel
Gul i Nus NruBtc Ncj.miicI Der &cudctt fin
glluacu mia Nc0uupl ,truutbctcu Snle'o 0oueB
Of porcDuuuO 0no Tar Wcldc5 70 multocrhouc
Nciuluc crileIl mo 70 auAcmeuc guimcrfiaH
ten ari iih lcnt
Sicic9 grobc 0cmittcl belitd nuBcr ben Gis
ncU'huiicr iucGc tciH 1iuulc uujctgt flint an
ocrc NUArcoclBcu ullc ipe3ieu fir druufhelieu
bcy 9uQc nuo oc5 Sdflunoe5 bcilimmt Scic
3ulommculeIung III oG5 9ieiu,tut BON Iuuget
ulo iurNldltiBeu Bcriuhcu lu,o c5 iauu liibu
bcbunptc mcrocu. bdB bel 3eitcu Qc6rdutbt. IN
GIlcu Nillcu @eiHl1g ftsber lt. Nan 'gllte sic
critcu 3ccncH oer SHfotu0flicht Mot Iciht ucbs
nlcu Gle iino ote Nudnqarbc elmer 3eriij=
rttuas 9Irmee, mo miiiieu init ciHrm Sdlage
0cr0htcl ipcrocH iucitn oaS GeUcn Bcrctet ruers
Den lol IS mist outtbnus E5io, Bu fuacn
es iit mn cine Ilenc Grmlhug pcIc0c buIo
burtbcraebcu miro. sic pir6 uibt itbHeu 6ors
ibereebclr luenu iic uic1t total uHo prompt mt
irr6rildt Uiro Bon heu IuufCnocn Die ourb
Safes SoneN OF 0bfcBonno ano Ear boqiiduoig
gcbeit lporocu finn f6uucU uui GerlaHpeH bieIe
bor6itaIihe 8cuguie gcgebeu perocn; ieoob 1T
bic 23ubr6eit oGb O. ale GungcH Grdnf6etten
flrtrt 10 gcnigeuO ieiigeiteat, oub icue pettere
Gr6rerHG onrber aot6mcubig it, 6s mtrb IN
5pet @rJBeu pcrtultft 5u 80 6euts uuo ST bic
1laidlc, uuo 1T gu bubcH 1ci
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-04

Der Wmm Der Heiultotc mlr0C
iltnGNIt OorBcltellt lnO begonn icine
HeOc mic folgt:
WIcinc Snmcu umb Scrrcn! -
(9eifoGD &eOcr g}eger, ie0e 9tcge.
rim umo ie0c5 Ncgcrfiu0 bat bic
>4Sfliht, mid SIT lmtcritiiteu, ocm ib
6obe Gld) 6rci Mol im Gon9rcB Der.
treten lno brollbc MIDI in tciucr
9Sciic 5ll rcdJtfertiQen. 2Sh bite nm
@1uc Stimmc, mcil ih Glld) gut &c.
oient babe, ncinc licbcn TrcunSc.
g3enn sic Qenofroten Sud 8elo on.
6ieten, 10 ncbnt eS lrno ltimmt fiir
oa5 republifuniihe Sictct. (@irbel-
uin0ortiQcr @ciioGD Sd brotbe
mid, nid)t III rchtfcrtigen neil i6 in
elmer Stride reoe, ocnn ROlittf fOmmt
5nnddit nn6 GcliNiOH. C9eifoQ)
S0eIit mir ictt. neirc1 aonpf 5lt &c
uinnen mo i6 lucr0c Gld) I'M n0d)
item 6Crbit 6cIfcu penn 0a5 9lmcns
Ocncnt 3lI Ser Contribution Dorges
brad)t miro. CGonnCrnbcr 9lpplmlS.) J
@oBt ln5- finn o6cr iedS rcplbIifuni-
idc GonQrcbn0nncr nod gSaiDington
lcnOcn, Wonn fir N}onn. (ano6cn-
1croiIcI) Cast ms NIT 0cnt Rcgcr-
nNllQoboo" ulfrG,mcu cin fir ollc
@ioIc (1oGruicO
Grlmbt mir lest 0aB iM mcincn
ScfrctGr MiQiom j, @r0uinQ Dor
Itcl(e (ircnctiihcr 9eiinIl2ihlrnO,
ncldcr ben aompi 9cacu Ooa Sim
Grop" @cicb leitcte. Goh bcOor
id Gie9 tine, mill ib Gud) er5Gblcn,
oai. idD mcinen critcn pOlitiIdlcu llu-
tcrrid,t upu Or. Egun (cinem 9legcr)
cmpfing. Cd uar oHmnlS crit is
Sabre aft. Sd arbcitete NIT Scn 9tc'
ger Stimmgc6crn in Der llmgcbmng
Der Ghinn.Strnfc uuS Burgundy
9lllcg. (Guclonortiger 2luSbrltd BON
unqe5iigcltcm @uthliiaSmus.) Gum
S6htB Init mid crflGrcu, bnh ullc
pplitiidlrn &eformrn, Die je in WNrg.
lano cin9cfiibrt iunrbcn, ton bcm
far6igcn Manne fOmmcn. (@igonti.
i6cr 9(uS6rt6 BON ircnetii6cn Sod.
rtfen u"
(9lu2 Ocm Baltimore Serol0"
uont I. 9{oucmbcr, ii6cr cine &odltcr
rcligi0ic nSonohm9" III Scr SIS,
burn 9(frican Episcopal air6c. AZ
(30S,9,11)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-04
&. ". GrittcntOn,
Gigcutbiimer, gtr. 115, 6ultOnsStr.
Clciu Oprf,
in irgcHO einer 9lpotbcte.

g0c Baicnlct lpcbc c5 nod Moi berIudt
bu5cu iOuclt c5 fufOrt tbun; Die es bcreits 0egs
ntt babcu, bcoIireu feiner 3ureoc Go lUicocr
80 t1un
@ttrS 3o0nihmcrI Iropicu Belieu tu rtner
Dliuutc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-04
gaItimOrc.Sb Giicnl ain.
GrfurTUncn,

WfIHfWDntN,
Sf.2J nuu Baltimore und NnrpcrS TcrrG.
0burlcStuiuu un6 @3uhCtcr uuo jurid
nm GGnntua, ocu g. g}uucmUCT Scr
Gpc5iuIBua perdfi 6cU gu RoNdIs @uuu.
boi 40 &pruiile0. 0,u GnUocus@ @uUUz
bpi llbr &prutiiiulr.
100 uGdl EbilNScipBia NIB iurud
81 80 rRdl Eheiter nHo iurild.
81 90 undl @Siimiuaiuu uuo 5urud am Spnutu1,
ncn q. WuOcmtcr Yer SpCfiulWO Der
l0bl bcH GHnecn (ODunUi sl5 &oyUi..
9}t acknowledgement s. 20 &ormiltdus
$17O0 non Baltimore nadI Der s8Cltau6ncluua
mn iurid an g., iG lHo % E1ucm,
Ger, Snhriattcn luO nIy hc NWCIfc
un Dem 3u0c piiiO ocy Baltimore Uuul
MI. 9tUNui NdhuDo'c uu S.I5 &nrm.
BON Gum6eus@o1ubo'c uu llbr 9'uruI.
bcrlHbi gtHfunli I'm Et N1u5 am nddl
item SAGE nm 1850 Nud,mlluEc Silr
6cbu &uGc ulllttd t}Ug..1lr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-04
@aBc=
3ert6te.

gGic mir c9 bio6cr ftcis actbun
bubtL mcrocn mir miCrcn Cub
icribcnlcn otc frHbticn uub Uoaz
'lduoiQiicu Standardization Iies
icru llucrc SnfOrmutioncn tpcr.
Ocn mir buuptldhIc1 pcr .9Dng
StitaHccs" 1clcpbou aus unculbcis
len oe9 2uHbes erbultcn.
50 1T uicbt u6t1ia. Sbrc GWic
Oubcr StCuit ~ ictcu I'M oic
Ncrintc III crbdIlcn Aiuu ruic
cniuD in qcmobnIi6cr lScile uui
mn truQc uun D2Subl jicuiOIcla
ten" Scr unimoricnoc 0lcrl
miro uorDcreiict lciL S6ncn ole
ncnclicn &utlctinc ohcr irGcno
Uclht fgcjicuc 9luohnit ju &C
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-04
Gtablirt 1880.
SSilbelm y. Oleinbarbt,
Ir. 1913, gseit.eombarb.etratr.
9telu'gOrf elaItiidDe Sru6bGnoer,
mime IFhrr

UIHt UtUNIF
f5nneH Gdg unO 9iabt gstrd9en tpsroen.
glnd Sarts0nmmisSGnSer,
tpeIpe nte rotten, feGbIt bcm gaoen Mot,
oieielbeH ltuo bon allen 9lep5leH
beiien5 enptobleti.
Gr eeIteritgt uuf geiteuuHg, uie uui adQer:
Eduterbanber, tIuterieibSbiubtf,
peide nnp S0ljiiiisnserndbdnber,
10 ,arraH8trt, oab feline gee9rten Stunoen beiiens
5ilfrieoen geiieat Iinh
aue 9ru6bdnSer gnnouaen nn6 SnItru.
mente tperoen 8arantirt, 6ab tie paiieii, nno
aufs Sduberite uno bette dngefertiat
nir Damen Eae 3inmer
unter anflicht bon W1ao Beinbutot oprbat1oen
Wlo.'Eele0bon 9pnttIano 1854.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-04


r0ica lit Oos 5mcitc Nal, ooB id)
IN mcincn gon3cn @cbcn in elmer re
publifmihcn &eriammllng anne.
ieno bin SD beobiihtigc nidt, cine
poIitilbc &cOe 81 boItcu ocm ih
bin tcin @oIititCr. &h mill fcin
9Int sd m0dte gcrnc, ooB icocr
Sttmmgcbcr I'M &ouoc mcinc Stint
NE b0rcn tonntc, oonlit Scocrlnonn
nlle5 in leinCr Wodt Stcbcn0e tb1t,
nm GbeoOorc 9fooicpelt sum GrGii-
ocntcn jlt m00lcn. ,Sb bin frob, 0oB
mir @elegcnDcit NcQebcu miro, bier
5lt rpie0erboIcn, ooB icb ncbt oo@ bette
pint bo6cn mt0, ion0crn c9 mrr mein
cin5igcr YSlulh lit, ooB 0icica &an0
gut lm0 idbi0 rcaicrt miro. Mis- icb
Den Gntlhltb faBtc, Ooiiir 81 itin-
mcn ooB Otcica &ouo 0urcD cincn chr
lidbcn, fGbigcu @rGiiocnten peiter re.
giert miro, bottc ih Ocn QSlmih III
melnem Scr3cn, pon @loB 5u Elnt 3u
gcbcn lmO Dem &olfc 0icic Goftrm
5ll pre0i9cu. SD babe nod cinen an
0ercn @rmO, Oob icb bier Dor l$bueu
itcbc, lmO 0ica it, l5bucn Die 9totb-
mcnoigtcit fIor 81 lcgcn, Dab Sic fiir
5Srant Is. l&od)tCr nnt s. Nopcmbcr
ltimnlen niiIicn. 0criclbc lit ictt
cincr mciucr intimitcn 6rcunOc. ,<d
mllrOc nit 0cmicIbCn por 10 ,}abrcn
bctonnt luIO bubc Ocnicl6cl uuf'9 sc
nnllcitc inloirt Qurh 0icic9 pcri0n
Iicbc Stll0iluu babe idb ouSgciun0cn,
0uB Is tcincu cbrlihcrcn Wlam il
Wiorpluno Qicbt. ais 6ront 2&0btcr.
tcincu bcIicrcu Niou ais 6ront
gSOdtcr ltnO fcipcn bciicrcu 9teprd
icntnntcu I'M GouQreB aus WfarpInnO
nla t}rout 9Snhter, OcliCn CrfoIQrcidbc
9lrbcit ibm Den Sitcl Mann Der Nc
nlltotc" cil9cbrodt bat @cluiiic
lSimfcIpolitifer moucu icinc &eroicn-
ite i6mGlcru. @ero0c Oieic Q}0uner,
mel6e oas @cicb lmo sic GonItit1rtion
10 gut fcnnen mollcn im0 Die ihIccb.
tcltcu @eIh0ft2lcutc, 0ic Is gicbt.
&h ioNc OoB 6rmf @odltcr mebr
9tciultotc aIi5muciicn bat, ol@ irgeno
cil O}omt i'm GonqrcB aus WforDlonO
in 0cn lebtcn 80 &nbrcn 2lnltott
GumpnQnciragcn 5u oi2flltiren op.
pcllircn Die oemotrntii6cn Siibrcr al
Die &ei0Cnidufteu uuItutt Die Scr
mnit Der @dhler, mie in ser 9}egcr-
lro0c sd ihcuc Mid nidt, cut iol-
hC@&orgebcn ais Ocr0unmmg8ucrtb
binjuiteQen. SD m0dltC Den WiGus
ncrn OCutidcr @c6nrt ants 6cr5
lc9cn, baR Oicic GntrcdDtignug Der
ytcgcr MIR Gin Sd)ritt lit, Ocm anOcrc
fOlgcn ucrbcu, Don pcldcn Sic
cbenioQ2 III Niitlcibcnidaft ge5ogcn
mcrocu niillcn SiCIclbCn Ecutc
nGmlidD, ucld)c III Den 50cr ,SabrCn
gcgcn oas gau5c i'm 9InSlHnbc gcbO
rcnc Clement III WiarNlnub naitirtcn,
iinb jest bic ciirieitcu Siiriprcd)cr fir
Die GntrcdDtignng Der Ncacr. SD
pcib ans ci9cncr GrfoDrlna 0ob
OnS bortgeiottenlte Glcncnt inter ocn
ltcgern friiber ben 0cnofrutcn gut
gelula inar, nm oieiclbcu oI9 9I0enten
fiir 0oS Bolicpipicl, Ocicn @rtr0g-
nilie in 6ie aoficr Der Oemotrotiihcn
@oilc fIolicn, on5pitcllcn. (309)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-04
2Sohl-
.Rosltllolo
iucyoeu bon oCy
N}arDlAWO
SelrpbOns

fiy bcrcn Subicribcultu iu Der ocmtnns
ltbCH bCiricotlelioCu ..iic Oclcicrt.
Nicieuileu SubiuibUuCH. mcihe hic
g&ublsRCiuintc njtuhgU mCyoCu 0c
beten. oc Goutpuauir Wht irltcr. ais
his - ll0r 1Nii0Qs al gslbuu0c oas
ron ut beUuhrihllRcN uI0 ami ocu
(5cbrumth ibrer 1clcuNouc non q u6r
Ibcno9 bis 9FitlcWINi 80 UcrHmlcu.
2OS 10 vlb)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-04
@ic @a6ter
bic Stimmcn
Der Ncger
gcDinnt.
Grfcnnt cincn idunr5cn Eolitifer in
eincr Ncgcrfirdc ais ieinrn pOli-
tiidlen 2cbrcr an. - rSlllc &eior=
men riibrcn OUn Neacrn bcr."

oo Der Mnmn Der Henlltotc mlr0c
ilnd6it oorBclteat lmO begonn iciuc
He0c mic folgt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-04
3 rbntcr &o4rratoQ Ser
(bronbei eiteiguuQ ocS
G5urcn.

Fetcr@burg, B. 9}oDeu6er. r.
Ter Deutigc jcbute 15o6restag Der
SDronbeitciguug oc8 anicrs 9Iifo.
lau9 wuroe ni6t icbr icitliA bicr
geieiert Gic toiicrliAe Semitic
ipobnte einem e Ielm-@ottca.
biclitc III Der aulalt&utheoralc bel
ltn0 audl i'll onoeren &ircben innocn
@otteSoierlitc itatt. 5pGter para.
oirter Die Irltppen Ole lbeoter ga.
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-05-29

cheap and good, where the hands are
injured by rough work.
Ellen THANK you very much for
your kind advice about the softening Of
the skin. I shall never be able to tell
you how quickly 1t transformed my
rough and scaly skin to a nice smooth
surface. Now give me something for my
wrinkles.
For your wrinkles try this: Take lano-
lin and sweet oil in equal parts. Or. bet
ter STILL for your skin is now In pretty
good condition, take mutton tallow and
almond oil in equal measure, and mas
sage the skin nightly with the prepara-
ton.
Kittie Y.-Is there any way 20 treat
my skin, which IS far too brown to be
becoming to me. 1t is specially my neck
that Is dark. And my arms are very
red They show through my transparent
sleeves.
Massage the arms with lanolin and
peroxide. This will make them snow
white.
Ida HI would like very nice prep
aration for cosmetic gloves.
Take two tablespoonfuls OF the oil Of
sweet almonds and add to IL thirty-nine
grams OF rose water and eight grams
Of the tincture of benzoin. To this
add the yoIks OF two fresh eggs. This
is a recipe which was given me by
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-05-29

dear old friend. and one which Is as good
now as # was the day she obtained it,
many years ago
Maude T.-How can I use lemon juice
on my face? tried 1t and the result was
a rough skin.
Take equal parts of lemon juice and
water Add to IT half a teaspOonfui OF
powdered borax TO a cup OF the mixture.
Apply to the face and let 1t remain on
two hours. Then massage with a good
cold cream
B. F.-Thank you for your advice
about superfiuous hair published some
weeks ago. l hope all your suffering
readers will read Il. MY face was COW
cred with down. which has now all. or
nearly all. disappeared. The beauty Of
IL is that II cost me little or nothing
Your remedies are not expensive and
they are good
K. HI am going away for the sum
mer, and 1 would like to buy a set Of
your toilet preparations. Where can
obtain them?
You will have to make them. They
are not for sale. Cut them out from
week to week and paste them in a scrap
book.
Kittie LII began pasting your recipes
in a scrap book some months ago. 1 now
have perfect set of the best cosmetic
preparations in the world. Could you