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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-24

Gr. Sront u. SefptS, Wbealtoll
Sir0inien.
u. 6. 9. Morc. GcBoiQc, Mo.
Or. ". g.. Morlpcu, StiQ.HonN
Worplonb.
Or. @. 9. Mprriion So0cr&tolpn
Wiurplnu6.
Or. Go. g. M%eiertoff, gfcrp- gort
9.-O.
Or. s. 6. Monmonicr, 3idcpSpi(.
lie, Mo.
2r. SO, 6. Mcnofiub, @}ortina.
burg, @ go.
Or. 3. 6. Mlcpcr3. 0orF, ga.
Gr. 5ront 3. Miucr, 9~tbcroeen,
@i0rpIonb.
Or. $. 2olti& MopIor, GifcSpiGr.
MurpIon0.
Or. s. 9. McbIc, NrcIton M6.
CT. :. q. 9frou Ct. 2ouiS, Wto.
Or. &cnrn N0lIcn Mt. @opner,
Mnyplnno,
Gr. ~. e. M0ubiu, Srpinaton,
&ir0inicu.
Gr. 9. Moc |ricc, @IpnGon, Mo.
81. 4. &. 1o!pIcr, &ropiGcncc.
9tb0Sc %alon6.
d. Mobcrt Nolntcr, ToImcrS, Mto.
q. +. =. FnrtiG 2ommon. 60.
Sr. @orrcu 4}ricc, @oibinNtou,
Z. e.
6. g. EucIclt, Nnro.GorrIino.
u. Z. 9. Mobjnion, @roofIpn,
M0yplnno.
Gr. Gbar!c& 3. %uiicu. Scrn>cu.
&irAinicn.
q. &. $. ". &cNon. 0o0cr$toipn.
Mnrplonb.
s. g.. &otGcr, Godcp2oiur, Mb.
Or. Scllrp M;hor6ion, Greet.
NSill&, M>.
q. ). e. Stouc. @oi6ingtoL 81,
thrift Golumbio.
Snp s. Stcip, TcrrnmolL ms.
:. @. Stod, @pc MiuS, ms.
Mn. 2. Scpmorc, Grape. M6.
Or. @. 81. S!incitrcct, Norbct,
MiorDGnnb.
q. =. Stcinnon. Gri2iicIb, Mo.
Gr. 5. :. SIcbgc, Eomcrlcp, 30.
6. Z. S%opingtpn, Trcrcrid. Nto,
u. 9. Smith 9.0.S., WortinS.
6itrg, $3.50.
Or. ". q. SfiGinq, Homecoming
Mnrplono.
Sobn @oItcr Gin, GlcntpooS,
MnrDI0n6.
Or. Soi. G. etinc, Ncw.8rcoom,
|o.
g. e. eufcs. G.G.s, Clifton, MO.
Gr. 60. 9. 3ufcr. Scnocrion,
M..G.
:. j. 5000, Gri&iiclb. Mo.
GGo3. :. Ebonpiom SttCr6cin
Snoiono.
@eo. y. Cobb, Soli&Grrn Mo.
o.. g. &. GGomo2, Ncm|Morfct,
Worplnn0.
Gr. ". 3. Gnn(or, 2atrcl. M0.
Gr. $. u. Gntiuilcr, Elotonin,
ScroS.
Or. 8. :. lllmun, Solt 9ofc GitD,
lltob.
Or. u. g. golcntinc, @oibington,
:. &.
GGo&. $. 9SiQ. SpotSpiQc, M6.
u. s. q. @rigbt, Sborptolun
MorDlunS.
Gr. :. $. @ilton, SolpbIiS6urg,
Worplon0.
q. s.. @ooOiort, @ellington @cits
&ir9inicn.
Sofn i. &. @copcr. MonNcitcr,
Morrlon0.
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@trit ibrc SGattcn pOrans.


Murplono". - 3cid)ntngcn iiir
Die @unOertioDrieicr Der llnipers
iitGt. - Geoeu Don 81. Scmnletcr
uuO oaoerer 9oftoren.
Cab sic SunocrtjobreSicier Der
.llniperlitdt Don MarplonO" cine Der
aroBortiaItcn Niinircn 81 meroen
ucrIpriht, bcEpicS ser GntbuIio$mlS
ser bel ser gcltCrn Nben0 in Scr Ger.
monio. MGnncr6or.Sole" ItnttGcbo6s
ten Mniicnpcriommllung Scr NIrm.
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GEN rpur0c. Nahclu Don allen Std0-
ten murcn 0GItc crl6IcncH. Gr. @D.
30. @ilion pon Der &lailc 1850 fiibrt2
Den &oriib. Or. $. s.. @ieGlcr. Der
GoriitcnNc oc3 NrrnngcmcntS-Gcmt
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iibcr ocn 3mef Scr &~crinmmIunG.
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Or. 1Sobn &. &cmmlctcr iibcr .&ortos
ten %uniercr @unbcrtiobricier," SamI.
6. Gbcu iibcr Sic mcOijiniihe
Sdrulc," Or Generals tout5ompoIt
s. i. Eoe iibcr Sos juriitiihc De-
portemcnt," =. 5. 2. @orgo9 iibcr
rIns. 3~ubnGr5tlidc Gcportcmcnt."
Charles Gosrori, inr.. iibcr .9os
pbormojcl!tiid}e Gcportcncnt" mo
ErGiioent SDomoS Scu iibcr Sos
Gcportcmcnt fiir &unIt mo @iiicn'
ld)oitcn".
Gem &cocoftllS iolgtc Gin @onfett.
bel Dem Nr. Sobn PHI. &crmnltcr scr
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trciili@cs Mcnii l~icIcrtc. Gic 3cid)
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Sr. Camel $. Nnoerion, @ooO.
l~uoropilIc, Nio.
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gillian, &n.
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u. 5. 2. IcctS, GlarfSMrN, WO.
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Gr. 9. u. InpioIoH, Gau;oion-
bile, M0.
Gr. Gba8. Is. Gcaucan, Socolro,
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$. 81. Gdcnrooc, :. ;. e., 0reoc-
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I. 6. 8airall, Sccllnticl, Nc6.
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:. $. Ior, II. g, Eorioh ms.
" q. 5. u. @ibion, 2ceShurg, 9a.
Or. j. I. @rccmpcII, 2conarotomr,
Mo.
Gr. :. q. GoIoaboro. Gcnton, Mo.
Gr. $. 9. 6nult, MilerSoille, Wb.
CSnlinS Bntrca, Z. :. e, @aiD.
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II. y. z. @oriud), G0irfpiQc,
p MO.
Ct, g. 9. Sar6ouo6, 0lO Eolpn,
GlleglhpsGo, MO.
Gr. &. ". Seiicn9cr, SpfcSuIae,
Mb.
u, &. .. Senflc, InnapoIiS, 9tO.
u. $. 2. SeogeS. @rrmSmid, Mb.
Or. Il. 9. &opcS, ct. Mid)aePS,
Mb.
Gr. 5. ". &c6b, JIM, Scit Sricno'
hip, @to.
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BAN, Ala.
II. q. Nunta5errp, :. :. 2, So-
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Gr. &. :. &urt, 9i5cotouap, Mo.
y. $. 5oGaro, :. :. z, NinctD.
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Scitcbt So Sabre.

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Gin &erm08cn oon $4,000 uno
1875 MitgliCoCr.
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6crfclr0Itcn obbnltcu.
Sn Ser o&orpGrt3 Sale" touo &C.
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gen, Observation-Disclosures .6riid,,
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EInnobe9leltlu1g Don Sru. GDope5
Sultou, 8cr6tbctlrncn llnO tl1rneri.
ldcS Spiel. 9tod) 0cn l%tcbungcn Der
eini0tcn iid) Die Burner bel cinem
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Nod miner fcin ScbcnS.
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Sem rlhtSpcrfubrc
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men.
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The Washington times., 1907-09-10
ATTRACTIVE DRESS IN JUMPER STYLE FOR MISSES
useful Hints

To keep the cook book open at the
right place. band made Of elastic. one
inch wide, will DO found useful. When
not in use it may be strapped across the
closed book.
Cheese cloth pillow cases for use in a
sickroom are a good thing TO keep in the
linen closet. They may be made Of the
cheapest cheesecloth. so that after use
in a contagious disease they may be
burned
A way 70 make rugs last longer is,
when shaking or cleaning them, never 10
grasp them at the ends, but always at
the side. IN this way fringe is pro-
tected and ends do not ravel. The origi-
nal shape Of the rug also IS preserved.
An economic use Of candle ends
Where many candles are used they
rarely are left in the candIesticks after
they have burned down 10 an inch or
two. Now, these ends IL saved will be
found excellent for starting wood fires.
They burn so long that the wood is
sure TO become ignited.
To stop leaks in lead pipes try pound
ing the pipe gently WITH a hammer at
the place where the leak Is found This
can be done TO lead pipes only; iron, of
course, would not respond TO the treat
ment
Pictures from magazine covers make
good puzzles II they are mounted on
pdstebOaTd and then cut into irregular
pieces. Putting the pieces together is q
good occupation for the children on a
rainy day.
When washing clotnes in cold weather
put a handful OF salt IN the last rising
water. While not entirely preventing
freezing, nevertheless IL will make the
clothes easier to handle.
The Washington times., 1907-09-10
Watermelon Luncheon

The watermelon season rea sLes its
height in August and this luscious fruit
can well be adapted 10 the needs Of
the hostess in search for an idea for en-
tertaining guests
Pink garden flowers are used for dec
orauons. hoIlyhOcks. peoples. and
geraniums all being suitable IN filing
vases. bowls, and wall pockets with
these flowers, use a border OF green
ferns, vines, or leaves, to carry out the
ilea OF the green watermelon rind
with the pink center. For a centerpiece
half watermelon (cUt lengthwise and
holloWed OUT filled with pink flowers
Is very effective while the punch is
served from a watermelon. one end be-
ing cut on and center scooped out suf-
ncienuy 10 make a deep receptacle
The place cards are painted IN water
color IN the form OF slices OF water
melon. II q humorous card Is desired.
q plckaninny's face may be added
For the menu; % Four-inch cubes
or watermelon placed in a bed Of as
paragus fern. or on grapevine OF mas
turtiUm leaves.
% Watermelon rind pickles. stuffed
elves, Vienna bread, cold sliced tongue,
hot peas In patty shells, fried sweet
potatoes.
~ Green peppers filled with salmon
salad, sprinkled over the top with tiny
cuoes Of beets and garnished with
green leaves, hot cheese waters.
80 Pink QuartermOon cakes with
PINK Icing. In which chocolate bon hons
are stuck here and there 70 stimulate
watermelon seeds. ard Raspberry FcA
served IN sdmN green pasteboard wa
termelons, the Ice Dotted with Chocolate
ron oons. Small cups OF coffee NAV he
brought IN during this course. Water
should be served during the entire meal
alla RASPBERRY fruit prnch during the
The Washington times., 1907-09-10
Home Treatment for EYeS

Her eyes require immediate and care
ful attention Immediately on her return
10 town after the summer season If a
woman would avoid having fine wrin-
kies. Tie action OF street dust upon the
skin after the strong sunlight Of warm
lays quickly shows a harmful effect.
That this may be so is easily seen when
one remembers that being much or the
water or in the open air causes a slight
tension Of the muscles about the eyes
as they feel the glare, and II, as they
relax, the skin is dried instead OF be-
ing nourished wrinkles are inevitable.
We all may wish that we massaged
our faces every night, and agree that it
Is an excellent thing to do, out the
truth is that few OF US do II regularly.
Yet advancing age first shows itself
about the eyes, wherefore must We mas
sage there nightly.
Before going 70 bed wash the face
well. and then wet a cloth in hot
water. Put this, as hot as you can
stand II. under one eye at the place
where Crows feet appear. and 81 the
top Of the cheek bone. Have another
cloth soaking, and as the first cools ap-
ply the second. DO this for five min
utes 70 open the pores we'll
Wipe gently, and then with The finger
tips rub in any cold cream YOU like be-
ginning at the corner, where the first
finger OF the left hand should be laid
70 hold the flesh firm. Then with the
first cwo fingers of the right hand az
ply the cream by stroking gently down,
going IN the direction Of the side of the
nose. Do this for ten times at least. and
then directly over the cheek bone rub
with circular motion.
This operation should consume Ger
tainly five minutes, and to finish cold
water should be spatted over the skin
Repeat The treatment about the other
eye.
If this Is done faithfully It will pre-
vent crows feet. but practiced regu-
larry for a month * Will stave them for
a time
One cannot be too particular about re-
moving every bit Of dirt from the face
before going TO bed IL the complexion
IS TO be at all preserved. This is never
a thing that can be done quickly. but
the winds that will soon begin to blow
severely make it more than ever import
ant.
Green soap and brush should be
used twice a, week and hot water with
bland soap every other night.
The Washington times., 1907-09-10
Lazge Hips Reduced BY
Exercises PropeElY Taken

Every so often there is an accumula-
ton of inquiries asking how hips may
be reduced in size.
TIE begin with, corsets properly shaped
are a help. ard they should be long
over the hips, held down by suspenders
at The sides as well as at the front.
Even with this support there should be
exercise FOR the purpose Of reduction
for a figure overtightly stayed is un-
graceful and stiff.
An outside agent sometimes helpful
IS iodine soap, and this is used at night
rubbing a thick lather over the places
10 be lessened IN size. The iather
should remain for fifteen minutes or
more, and while II is on is the best
time for doing the exercises. Try these
movements. Hold both hands high
above the head, draw in the abdomen
muscles. and while inhaling a deep
breath rise TO the toes and take five
steps about the room. not cxh6ling until
lie arms are dropped TO the side. At
first once viii be enough To do this but
after q few days repeat il for five times
This is one of the best exercises for
reducing a large abdomen, for muscles
are called into action that ordinarily
are weak. II also pulls" OF flesh.
One reason Of supernuous flesh about
the waist Is shat muscles there are not
used as they should be, and so become
Iiabby For this a deyitalizing exercise
is good, done by relaxing all the
muscles of one arm and side until IL IS
quite limp. The other shoulder should
also be deyitahZed. Then, with the
feet firmly together, bend the devital-
lied side from the hip, leaning side
Ways as far as possible, then stralghten
and repeat. This, ii done, so that the
waist muscles are pulled, viii aid di-
gestiOn and improve the general
strength Of the stomach.
Excellent not only for hip reduction,
but to promote digestion, is another
movement done by placing the heels
together and putting both hands on
the hips Then. with the feet still firm
~ planted. pull the body around first,
one side. and then the other as TAR as
g will 60
These exercises should be done regu-
larlv night and morning, but certainly
once a day, and they cannot be done
200 hard. Cords and muscles must be
made 10 work and 10 do their share,
which they will only when really ex-
ercised, not merely moved. Iodine soap
should not be used OfteneT than twice
a week. OF course. all sweet and
starchy foods should be removed from
the diet Of a person trying 10 reduce
and no liquids, not even soups, should
De taken with meals.
The Washington times., 1907-09-10
The New Faded COIOrS

The craze tor faded flowers and grass
es, which is a fad in Paris. leads 10
some results which are really laugh
able, though those same faded flowers
cleverly handled are capable of deli
cioUs color schemes.
A New York woman just back from
Paris displayed the contents Of her hat
trunk TO a group Of interested friends
the other day.
We'll, what do you think of them -
she asked proudly.
The ostrich plumes are gorgeous, 80
commented one friend. politely
Don't you like the flower trimmed
oues2"
The friend struggled twlxt frankness
and courtesy, but the truth would out
MY dear" she said. firmly. they
look as though you had turned your
last summers hat hind side before and
gathered together all your old flowers
and pinned them on any old way and
then lett the hats out IN the rain and
the sun for weeks
The description was vehement, but
IL answers fairly we'll for some Of the
models which the milliners recommend
as ultra chic. Faded lavenders, viOlets,
purpes, blues, greens, pinks, browns,
etc, are prominent among the artificial
flowers. but beautiful roses and lilac.
and pansies and other flowers IN natural
hues are shown as well.