Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-26
412 South Capitol street.
Anril 10 1908.

412 South Capitol street.
April 10. 1908.
Mr. Weinberg. The King Baker. care
of The Star, Washington, D. c.:
Dear Sir: Your puzzle in today's
Star asks: What Is Uncle Sam say
ing to Meinberg?"
Ny answer is. your bread is best
for the business man and the work.
ing man."
Hoping to hear my answer is cor
rect, am very truly yours.
/ CHAS. W. BARBER
Washington. d. c..
April 10. 1908.
Ny Dear King Baker: know well
what would say to you. and think
. Uncle Sam is saying about the same
thing:
Weinberg: Expand. spread yourself.
You have the goods and the people
want them. MISS JOE LAKE.
:: $3.50 Prospect ave.
washington. D. c..
April 10. 1908.
Mr.. Weinberg. King Baker:
= Dear Sir: In Answering your PROPOSE
ton in Sundays Star. would like to
say that Uncle Sam IL saying to Mem
berg. the King Baker. Don't cut down
the size Of the workingman's loaf"
Hoping that am one of the lucky
ones. I remain respectfully.
1910 18th street NV.
Washington. April 49, 1908.
To lieber Herr Weinberg.
Weinberg. honest and true.
Who gives you q check to pave your
way through:
He gives you good bread your health
to preserve.
And he doesn't think Of saving his
dough.
He puts 4 in the oven and then in
the store.
And there II you get it you won't be
Miss SULLIVAN.
So c street Sc.
Washington, D. c..
April 20. 1908.
Dear Sir: The following Is what
Uncle Sam said to Weinberg:
''Mr. Weinberg. as The King Baker
you make a bread that il tho King Of
Breads It IL q bread At for king,
and though we have no real kings in
with our American kings the work
ineman and the business man."
Yours respectfully.
EDWARD GOLDBERG,
1851 18th street Sc.
Washington. d. c..
Weinberg. "The King Baker Box
DOS. Star Office Washington. D. C.
Dear Sir: Uncle Sam Is saying to
Weinberg. The King Baker" What
ever you do. do not decrease the size
OF that LOAF the workingman's).
HAROLD F. ALLEN.
40 Kentucky ave. Sc
Uncle Sam is saying:
Mr.. Weinberg. I take much pride in
Washington. They all know your
bread. and 1t is used all over town.
It gives me much pleasure to note that
. your business In such a short time
has sprung from small bakeshop
+, INTO one Of the most hourishing bak-
DORIS NJ. BAUMANN,
TIP Maryland ave. ne.
Washington. D. c..
April IA. 1903.
Weinberg. "The King Baker" Box 2o5.
The Star.
Dear Sir: Referring to your adver-
tisement in The Star Of this date.
wherein you make inquiry az to what
Uncle Sam Is saying to 1.-THE King
Maker. Mr.. Weinberg. would suggest
the following:
Whatever you DO. Mr. Weinberg. do
not reduce the. size Of tho working
mans loaf'''
Respectfully. NJ. A. VERT,
1914 nth street NV.
Washington. D. c..
April 10. 1908.
What IL Uncle Sam saying to Mein-
berg. the King Baker?
Answer, HE is telling him not to cut
down the workingman's Loaf
Respectfully.
MISS A. BACKENHEIMER,
10 ~ street s.w.
Weinberg. The Baker.
In regard to the proposition in The
Star Sunday. would say that Uncle
Sam is telling Weinberg not to make
the workingmans loaf too small and
use q little better material in 1t than
the business mans.
SAM W. RODGERS.
Pill D st. NV.
Colonial Beach, Va.
Uncle Sam to King Baker: Weinberg
is making demand for q supply of
Meinbergs Bread.
BOX 200.
Colonial Beach. Va.
John CT. Meinf