Evening star., 1908-01-29

Washington d. C., January -. l9oo'
Dear Sir-Seeing your ad In The sunday Star.
January &c. resoeetfully submit the 13,lo",ns
solution of THE Mystery of n Loaf OF Bread
Make two cuts on the side from end to end. one
cut on top from end to end and three cuts across
Top from side side. making total OF twenty
four pieces in all. ,r
Respectfully. Mrs j. -. FLfl
3o7 18th st. Sc, Washington, H. =
Washington d. c.. January %, 1908.
Mr.. John G; Meinbers, .r The The King Baker;
Dear Sir-It is possible to cut loaf Of Mein-
herg's Bread into twenty-seven pieces with SIX
s''asn Respectfuiy. ADELAIDE NJ KNIGHT.
1855 Willard st. NV.
1905 | st. Sc, Washington. p. C..
January -. 1903.
many slices of bread will six slashes Of the
Knife cut is that six slashes of the knife VIII
cut seven slices OF bread MAk1 SHf.A'
1900 Prospect ave-. Washington. y. G..
January %. 1908.
Mr. John G. Weinberg. The King Baker City:
Dear Sir-Wrotc that frst letter to you that l
might he mistaken. ionnd that loaf could he
with six straight -n.s Of a sharp knife across
every side IT should .e cut in 40 forty seven
sticks. That arc all '-ht Hoping to win the
prize of $50 aln.
Respectfully ). ). H.
Washington. d. C.. January 81. 1908.
Mr.. John c. MeinberC
Dear Sir-In Sundays Star puzzle find can
cutting the loaf with six cuts. as the drawing
below shows. ,
G,3 Maryland ave. ne, Washington ID. e.
Washington D. c.. January 81. 1908.
Dcnr Sir-rm simply overwhelmed at my fell
low citizens genius for beneficial calculus and
fotyour mystery of the Weinberg Bread pieces.
Why any should see that six straight strokes
Of knife on ..any side' of one OF your fine
pieces
think I'm also entitled to first prize for not being
Yours truly, Miss ALICIA RANDALL.
1886 9th st. NV.
Mr. John G. Weinberg:
Dear Sir Seeing your ad. In The Sunday and
Bread problem / find that cut the loaf
into ninety-six pieces with 8 straight cuts Of
have tried and it works all right
Yours respectfully. 7. COSNOR.
2306 Va. ave. NV. city.
1905 9Th st. NV. Washington, D. c.
Dear Sir-By not moving the loaf find I can
Meinherg The Kin: Baker
OF bread. pies and cake.
To please all his patrons.
He works early and late.
CECIL o. s. GALLANT.
with six straight cuts of a knife it is possible
GRACE VI. KNEESSI.
500 I'd ST. n. city
III So. January lS 1905
.ir ! g. Meinicrs King Baker:
sixteen pieces ba cut from of your
'''''' = : 7'''' F. ". HENDERSON.
Washington. n G.. January "a 1908.
Ir. IoHu g.. Weinberg
~ l 18th Sc. Washington II. e.
Tear Sir wish to be- Of your ants
I.iy nn oih.r bread hIt yours. I insist the
.iar.r tn- Meiufcrg'S Rread. 1t is wholesome
fts, Vow IN cutting ynur bread 7 find forty
eight aSi neees liz six straight strokes. That's
What find thc mystery TO be: Hoping 10 have
-Er te>t solution.
Yours truly MAUD PRISCOE,
152 Francis st Sc
Washington. y. c.. January "a 1908.
SIr .oln =. Meirher-:
boar StrIn re,tly 10 your advertisement in
TIC Frcnirc Star Of The Mystery of Loaf
~ Rread' ] have the honor of submitting
lrtion. claim cut loaf of Meinherg s
Bread IN thirty pieces with six strokes Of :,
knife ! your bread daily and II gives good
satisfaction. Hoping this solution may be one
of tho few chosen. ] remain,
Very respectfully yours G. W. DENTON.
No. 10 Engine Co, 10th and Il SITS s.w.. city.