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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-29
Massias ain Sunntag.
Gnt5o0 id Ser %crbo.t'
II II a.

" ~ l D y w
ttng.
Icm Seroeontcn MintIcna mo
Den Gplisiiten Sonriltol, GomnlonO
mo @onfmiQcr gelon9 geltcrn bic
llcbcrrlmpelltng Der Wirtblfott bon
Gidor0 Toricp, Nr. 1914, Sit2oms
boro.S trohF, ober bic S%olptperlon,
Der @irtb, Ventpiidte ibnen I'M fritz
idcn Monlent. Nci ibrcn Gintritt
in ooa 9ofol troicn lie ne6en Dem
@irtb 10 Gj0itc on, Dor bcncl odt
@lGicr Bier itno slpci ollcroill9a iNon
gclccrte @bistcpGtdicr itanocn. Ala
lie bic 0onSe @cicllidoft in Den Fo'
trollpogen parluoeL altnild)te Gor'
iep, mto1 ben 9laurofen bIieb nid)tS
slnbcrcS oig9ria ola Inlitnoen @oitcn
nod ornr5 Citations bGiibn5u iubren.
outere,4 4anl.iSTfSStttn 'eRtldffeit' indd,oen, Tie
ibrc &oaT5e2imO GaArslpl %onae9eben
ibotten. @aeell beil gSirtb, miro bellte
cin @~oii6eit6l erlal,9t hlcrbcn.
Sonmtdb btiter per-
81 haftct.
21S, Mlbcnlurle,S traBe, einen Sooen
bctrcibt, puroe geitcrn Sorntittog
bon ocm &npocz Seraednten Gieiner
uno ocm Ioli5iite1 @%iltinion oltoeb-
lid bci'm SlciidIpcrfouf iibcrroid)t
mo bcs6olb Dor Goli5cIridter @or'
lonO I'M 0itlihen StotionSbollS &c.
brod)t. 2cbterer ifenfte linn nod
9c3oblutg Der Soften Die Sreibeit
mieocr.
Singen DON ant Gam It q 8
II.
Mllnoe.S ergeont Wc2eon, Ser.
gcollt Eotter uno 5lpei Goli5iitcn bonn
oitlid)en Iiitrift perboitetcn Sonlltog
s(bcnb oelt Hcltollrotcilr Charles &.
MonSbod) bon 9tr. 1912, Sit2ont.
boro-S troBc, nnb fltr6e 3eit ipGtcr
oen Shncioer Sol, MnrfoluiB bon
Nr. $50, Sits2ombaro-S troBe, 9cioc
inter Scr Inihitloigltng, angeblid)
Spicltiife gebnltcn 5l1 bobelt. Gic
Nrrcitonten ipllroen iebod) geitern
olirb Eoli5eirid)ter @nrlonb pieOcr
cntloiien, Oo Die in beioen fS0nell
porgebrodten 3el!0cn onqo6cn, mr.
5llr llnterbaltltn9 &arteh geipielt ST
boben.
Mrbeitcte ant Scnnto g..
IlS gcltcrn Der Heger Soiparb Scr'
Oerlon, 9tr. 91S, 2. Iucnile, fir oeit
@Grtner Smith cine Sobung Ealmen
lno 9lattpilnn5cn int @eid1ite bon
@oloenbsrg brothers, 9r. 90 bis q,
@eit.2 erington.S IT., abliefern moltc,
Die our Geforirung bes 8eif1ftes oll.
lGBli6 Der bcutigen Serbit-Gr0ffnrng
bcrlitt iperoen ioQteil, mllrbe er bonn
Eoli5iiten @eoi meaen Sonnto1s'
orbeit uerbaftet. Gr binterlegte $6.4j
9oarbiirgihnit fir iein bette Itott'
%iinocnocs o&irbor Dor Iidter @rot'
nan.
%o55io on @oter. StraBe e.
Toli5iit Salncs S'0etH iub geiterr
Nod)nlittagi5 llbr bnrd oas 'Senlter
Der @irtbidait bon Settle 9. Con.
lpap, Nr. 603, @oter-Str., einige Ser.
innen ibren 'Gltrit itiaen. Gr branQ
IN Die @irtbid)oft nnb perbafteti
Ironf Stepe, Mr. 6t9, Slt-Sapettc.
Ctr, unb Sbon1os Hehoiih ger. 1922,
Siio.Gborlesitr., peld)e olS Staats.
5cilgen feitgebalten iperoen, bis Con.
man, Der enhuii6te, iid oen 9e9or.
ben geitelt fat. 9a Geooiib nilber.
Dem @ioeritonb geacn ieinc Gerbof
ttng l%ciitete, uiirbe nod Die InidulI
bigung oes utorbentlidcn 9etrngens
gegen i'm erboben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-29
SpieIen nit Strei6boI.

= ptelen NIT Stretd)b oil.
5crn perurob granb.
los Spiclcn 5lpeier ainoer NIT
Streihbol5ern %peruriodtc ,geitern
Nodnlittog gegen A llbr einen leidl.
ten 9ronb in einem Siuter5immer'
oes bon Sorrp Sonosmm beipobnten
Souies Nr. 734, Siio.GbarleS. Ctr.
Scr 8enannte betreibt oortielbit eis
men Srooler.2 ooen; cine an5abl alter
Motroben iielen DEM Selier gum
Spier. Sergeont Shrlte mo Eoli.
silt So9elmon bonn iiiolifen Holi5ei.
o%iitrift l0idten Den Brand, bepor Die
6euerlucbr aii Oem Ylate eribien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-29
Sentid,es @ercinsicben.

Samtlienielt ocs y@ermnnia Ser
gniigumgs=Sereins" in @cber's
Farf. - Die Ggfuriipn OcS
n0ermania . 5rrnpcreins" not)
1 Eeu-War. - 9eioe 6eItli6ftitell
eriolgreit ~perlouien.
einen berrlihen Gag perlebten ge.
itern Die Mitglieoer bcS .@ernonia,
-&ereins" (@ermonio-
Soge Nr. 100, q. j. & q. DR. inter
brn if)ottiaen 91umen bon albod's
Horf an Der Sarioro. &ooo. ga oos
sSetter ooS benfbor giinitigItc mar,
iironten Die Mitglieoer ocs GcreilS
nit &ino nno &cgel lolppbl, mic audi
btele 0rutn0e oerielben nod Dem
Snrf, no Niles fir ibren Gmpfang
heltenS porbereitet por. Serr Geo.
S. N~einbdr0t bcgrilBte Die Illsfliig.
ler III elmer fltr5en Mnipru6e, porolf
ltton Iid gcmiitbliher llnterDultltng
bingob. Erofciior Snliiis 6. Icibe.
tan5 Srdeiter con5ertirte m1brcno
oes Nadntittags, oll6 %crfrcuten Wit.
glitoer Der 0ciongpcrcine ,Irion".
rSbalia If1nncrd)or" uto yWcbgcr.
Geiongpcrein" Die Gnipeicnocn ourt
nen Gortrog id)oncr Gbore inter Sci.
tl;ng ocs Serrn Wor @olt6cr. Sir
Die ainocr wurbcn biibl6e Spiclc
orrongirt, bel ucld)cn oiclelben fleirc
Frcile erbicltcn. 3u elmer gutcn lin.
terbaltung gcboren nutiirlid) audi Or
%trild)nngcn, nlb AT ocncn febltc cS
Jd nidt. @ie ieoe berortige Ser.
alitoltung bes n@arn1onin .Gergnii.
9ltngss@crcinS", 10. perlicf old bic
geItrige oui bic idonitc &eiie, mo
sSebermonn trot am abcn0 bo1bcfria-
oiat ben Seimhueg an.
Die Gomitc'n iiir ocrt IuSflug ipa.
rem folgerocrmaBel 5ltiomnlcngciebt:
NrrangcmentS.Gonlite = So. CIR.
9au, Geo. Simmelbcbcr, Gbos. 9eIp,
Sctrp 0ingclocin Sreo. Yicner,
8ilbelm Sd)rage uno Gonrao Scns
ierling; GmpfmgS-Gonlite = $50.
CIR. 9olL Ebil. S1mibt, grnit
SdmiOt, SoDn Slip unb George y.
G1iilbarot, uno 9orsGomitc - SS.
Gborles Gclp, Senrp Slcin lnD @il.
Belm Sd)roge. gm @urltltonD ipos
rem Die Serren Seinrid 9ingelbcin
Scinrih Aiiouer, 6reb. 9iener uno
Charles gmrbi1e tbGtig,
u adj ben blaucn Bergen.
Gillen bcrrlid)en Serloui nabm Der
geltrige Nusflug ocs r8ermunin.
1lirnpcreins" nod Den blalen Der.
gen. gn ocmiclbcn bctbciligten iid)
ctpa $50 Eerionen. Gie Abfobrt er.
folgtc fur5 Dor 8 ltbr &prnittogs
.luthtIpp. lio.SS,ilee .&iiiddtfeFlblro. , M, ,hl.t1lQ,l Abr
Iberios. @1brellb Der Sabrt gin9 es
auBcrlt lultig 5u, 5nmol @eriteniait
iilto gBbares in Sii1e uno 5iiac por-
bunOen waren. Sn Een-Nor augcs
fommen, wuroe 5rnGdIt Elm Giner
eingenomnlen uno bann begnb iih
Die HeiIegele1I6ait auf Mount
Qnirouf uno genob BET oem flortn
@stter, OaS geltern bcrrihte, cine
pr1ftige Masiid)t. 3uriidgefebrt
nad Dem Ecn.Mar. transportation en-
gostc man iid nod ~ Stunocn an
Den 9lGngeu elmer &apclle, peld)e
lpc5iea iiir bebn @eiuh Ser Sllrncr
eitgugirt moroen mar. 9tllr 5u iriib
idlltg Die Mbfabrtsitunbe mo nit
9eooilcrn milroc bon oem berrlihen
Slefdcn grOe Abihieb genommcll.
Sic Arrangements iiir oen Ilisililg
nnren Don ben $50. GboS. Gobid)fc,
SIS. Giebel, @ilb. Warien, George
9romn, Scnrp Silent Charles Sol
ferbert, Subn ailimt, Sobn Senien
uno SenrD Sbcis ~getroficn norosn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-29
Mchtsamualt Iat6icn geitorben,

Ger Sdmiegerio6n 0es aftuars oeS
Common gleas.@ eridts i'm st.
SoiepbS Soipitol" Ben 6olgca
ciuer operation erlegen. SSu-
TINA Stroll uno 2onis Spicge!
uerificOeu.
Sarrp s. Mut6ieu, Elm befanuter
N%cd)tsnnmnlt mo leit adt Sa9ren
6rieoensridter, lit geitcrn abeno ~
l(br im st, SoiepbS : Soipital" an
ocn 6olgen elmer Operation geitor'
fen. 0as 9csrdbnib, lpeIfes rod
nift icItgelcbt lit, finoet bonn 3rallert
buuie Nr. 1901, Noro-@nrpliuc'
StroBc, aus itatt. Sr. Motbieu pur'
DC Dor 81 Sa6reu OILS Sobn oes Der.
itorbenen Or. 6crbinono s. Watbieu
uno ieiner i'm iib~erIebeuocn Mittter
Miarp u. Watbicu geboren. @r bin.
tcrl0Bt alBeroei1 icine Satin Sralt
@liia6etb Motbieu, gcb. 0etpert,
Sod)ter ocS 9lftliarS Oes Common
FleoS.@ cridts, Aoom Geupert. er
geb0rte Sen .Golmnbus . Hitteru,"
Dem .Topol grcontm," Der n8atbo-
liIdcn @obltbGtigfeitS s2e9ionL" Dem
oSerbeilcrtcn Sroen ser Septo'
iop6en" II. ocm .Wuiical Irt CLUB"
olS %gciG0bteS Wit9lico at.
Nu8uit S. S0ller.
Ser 9ddermeiIter 4lgltit :. Sol.
fer lit am %. September in ieiner
@obning Nr. 1876, @lisqltitbltraBe.
g%eitorbcn, 3ie gceroisuns iinoet ant
0tittmod, Z llbr WorgcnS, bon
8ruucrbouie aus ouf bent fl. grloier.
0ricoboie ltott, nnhoem III Der ct.
SnfobuS.airhe cine &eqliem.Meii
fir icin Seclcubeil cclebrirt NOR
0en lit.
2ouis Spie9el.
Sr. 2oris Spicgel, @atte bon
6ron 2i55ie Spieael, itatb am Srei.
tog I'M 40. ~2ebcnSia6re in ieiner
@obmnng, Rr. 81, 9ropn's Cane.
Die S%ceroisun5 iinoet am @ontas,
Nodmittags 2 llbr, pom S%rnierbaltie
aus ntf Dem nNeitern 5rieoboie"
itott.
Suitinn Strob.
6rau NiItino Strob, Satin oes
peritorbencn Ioniel Strob, lit I'M
Nltcr bon 67 Sabreu geitorben. 0ie
@ccroigung finnet am Mittipod,
Nofmitto0S 3 llbr, pom Srmlcrbauie
Nr. 40, ct. Eeteritrabc. aui Dem
Baltimore 6riebboi" itutt, natoem
III Scr euong. -litb. @mcnusls.airde
an Der GorolineltroBc eir 8rauergoti
tcs0icnlt o~bgeboltcn moroen lit.
Nnnu maria Shmiot
Sn ser Wobnung ibrer 5od)ter,
6rou Sobn Sopp, Nr. 1851, Oerf.
Moab, @ouerlp, lit omo ,Samitag
6rou Anno Wnria Shnlibt, geb.
9uiicl, I'M 81. %2cbenSiabre eeitorben.
Die 9cerOigiung iinoet am Tonner'
tag, Nnhmittngs 2 llbr. bonn
Srouerbollic aus ltntt.
emma s. Scntb.
emma s. Seotb, gcb. Wias, @at.
tin oeS SdlieBers Der norooitlideu
Yoli5eiitation, @ep. u. Seatb, lit
in ibrer @obnlng, Hr. 1928, Horo.
NonoltroBt, mad langerer aranfbeit
| geitorben. Sic biiiterldBt orei God.
ter uno einen Sobn. Die geeroigung
iinoet am SienItag auf Dem n8reelt.
Mount : 5rieoboie" ltatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-29

Ser II nteri d lugung Der.
bGdtig. - Ger 27,iGbrigc Somaro
Gbompion bon Nr. 1913, Noros
9ruabipop, bottc iid acftcrn Morgcn
por &ooi 2obclt in Der mcitliden go.
IiSeiItotion aiif sic ACKNOWLEDGING 5i
Derontrporten, angeblid) Dem Speoi-
teilr Serbert u. 2intbicum BON 9tr.
1913, 8elt.Gompops StroBe, $21.75
urtcrIhlogcn 81 boben. Sbomplon
nor oils Glerf bei ocnl @cnonnten
anaeIte1t uno battc ols iolder an
geblid perid)icbenc He6nungen cols
~Ieftirt, Den @etrog oerielben aber
nidt a6gcliefert. Ger MngeidulOigte
ipnrbe Dem @eriftsoerfabren iiber-
ipieien mo nod Stellung BON 500
9iirgidait p~orldufig altf freicn Sub
geieBt.
Strett auf eincm Stra.
Benbabn Woggon. Eeter
&Ieier. 81, Sabre aft, Nr. 1884, Yorfs
8oab, pilroe gaitern Nad|mittag 4
l1br aif Seranlniiung bes Wotor.
mntnes Rr. S31 oes @aggons Ger.
Sit Der 3plpions9inie an Ser Gdc
BON Tarf-glpe. uno Sapetteitr. olirdl
Eoii5iit @eoi perbaitet. aleicr PC.
ridtete Dem Eoli5iiten, bob er Elm
Iaiiagier auf oieiem @aggoi, mar
nnb Der G~onorifteur ii6 ipeigerte, leit
Sronsfer-giac an5uncbmen. Wit
Siilfe oes Wotornlannes muroe ale-
ier bonn Gonoufteur Nr. 1927 aus
Dem @aggor, gelporicn, pobei aleier
Dos Iinfe Sanbgelenf perltaudt muir
De. Ger Wotormann belt aleier oa'
rorlf bis 5nr gnfrrnft bcs GoliSiitcil
felt nnb perlmgte &lcicr's Gerbaf-
tung tpegcn nn9cblider &ubeltorllng
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-29
Mms bcm Scnercn Narglano's nno
Den angrcnscnoen Staatcn.
0ron0 in Sccon .Gitp

Vrnno in Sccon Gitp.
Sn Sceon.Gitp muroen ont Gam
tag g6enb oos nSricntnl Sotel" nnr
2ombsrt 2. 9rittin9bom's 8rocerie
2ooen mo Wobnung eingedihert
Tie @rouourlafe lit un6efonnt. Gel
ongcrid)tctc S6ooen miro onf 50N(
Collars geid0bt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-29

Yaiie iiir's Nnslaftbl bsierat g.. Haine, gr.
4f3, Sit'Saltimur e.S ctr, aats 0uitom Seaie.Aue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-29

edHe tar'1 Anslsns tetsyst 3. aaine, Ns.
d3 cu.Halttmsre'etr. Rate 0akSn 00uie.aSs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-29

9dFe nacI benz Tuslanb briorat CD. Maine,
Alb rit'saitimpreitr, 'nabe Cation Suuie'ape.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-17
OUR CE4ILDREN'S CORNER
THE BOY AND THE RAINBOW.
BY MARY LELAND.

Ut RAINED on Monday morning, and
Philip Carol thought he would not
have to go to school,. But after
breakfast it stopped raining and he was
told to go to school.
Philip was very unwilling to go, but
he had to. While he was walking he
thought the sky looked brighter, and
to his amazement he saw all the beau
tiful colors pictured in. semi-circle in
the sky. He resolved to reach it and
never thought it impossible. So he
Travelled on and on, At last he grew
so tired that he could not walk a step
farther. He rested for about half of
an hour and then walked o BY and
by he met a man who said, 'Where are
you going, my child?"
81 am trying TO reach that pretty pic
ture, but l cannot reach it. Can you
tell me the easiest way to get ito"
my foolish boy, God has put the
rainbow there because He wishes us
TO know that He is pleased. You can
not reach it. only look at it, so you
had best return home"
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-17

we might. get to Bohemian as soon
as or sooner than the carriage. On
reaching Scotland Yard, however, 1t
was more than an hour before we could
get Inspector Gregson n comply with
the legal formaiities which would ena-
BILE us to enter the house. 1t was a
quarter to 10 before We reached Lon
don Bridge. and half past before he
four of us alighted on the Beckenham
platform. A drive Of half a mile
brought us to The Myrtles-a large,
dark house standing bac from the
road in it's own grounds. Here we dis
missed our cab. and made our way up
the drive together.
1.-THE windows are all dark re-
marked the inspector. THE house seems
deserted"
Our birds are flown and the nest
empty said Holmes.
"Why do you say so?"
"a carriage heavily loaded with lug
gage has passed out during the last
hour"
The inspector laughed. IL saw the
wheel tracks in the light Of the gate
lamp, but where does the luggage come
in?"
You may have observed the same
wheel tracks going the other way. But
the outward-bound ones were very
much deeper-so much so that we can
say for a certainty that there was a
very considerable weight on the car
rage
you get a triHe beyond me there, -
said the inspector, Struggling his shoul-
ders. 1T viii not be an easy door TO
force. but we win try il VIC cannot
make some one hear us
He hammered loudly at the knoeker
and pulled at the bell. but without any
success. Holmes had slipped away, but
lie came back in q few minutes.
Il have 2 window OPEN" said he,
1T IS a mercy that you are on the
side of the force, and not against IT.,
Mr.. Holmes remarked the inspector,
as he noted the clever way in which
any friend had forced back the catch.
well. / think that under the cir2am-
stances we may enter without an inVi-
tation."
one after the other w made our
way into a large apartment, which was
evidently that in which Mr.. Melas had
found himself. The Inspector had ait
his lantern. and by its light we could
see the two doors, the curtain. the lamp
and the suit Of Japanese mail as he
had described them. on the table lay
two glasses. an empty brandy bottle,
and the remains Of a meal.
what is that?7 asked Holmes, sud-
denly.
We all stood still and listened. A low
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-17
NEWS FOR SHOPPERS

Charming designs in elastic betting,
ornamented with cut-steel and jet, are
displayed at Hahne & Co.'s.
Genuine cowhide suit cases, hand
sewn, with s~ole-leather corners, nicely
lined and finished, are among the
timely bargains at L. Bamberger &
Co.'s.
A splendid line of new voile skirts,
with silk drops, in all of the spring
shades, al well as black, may be view
ed at L. S. Plaut & Co.'S.
White embroidered wash belts In a
variety of shapes and patterns are on
sdle at the Goerke Company's.
The sheerest of summer organizes,
flower patterns on white grounds, are
attracting notice at w. v. Snyder &
Co.'S.
The up-to-date girl will appreciate
the display of stocks, jabots and ties,
suitable for all occasions, or view at
the David Straus store.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-17
THE pRIZE.WINNERs.

The correct answers to the telephone
puzzle of last Tuesday We're: ], bear;
.. pear; Q, spear; 4. gear. The follow
ing children were the prize-wiuners;
HELEN MAC HUGH, aged 8, 129
Elizabeth avenue, Newark Croller-
skates); LIZZIE SNOWDEN, aged 10,
51S South Eighteenth street, Newark
(book); MARION SMITH, aged 10. 35f
High street, Newark book); LOUIS
ANDRES, aged 10, 500 H~unterdon
street Newark (box Of paints; JACOB
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-17
HE MAKES EIGHTEEN A WEEK.

Dear Margery Doom:
l am a young man of 26. l love q
young lady three years younger than
myself. but have not asked her to
marry me, as / only make $18 a week.
Her parents are comparatively well to
do. Do you think it would be wrong
for me to ask her to marry me? My
prospects are good. / think she cares
for me, but / don't want to do any
thing which would stand in the way
of her happiness. WORRIED.
I like the ring of sincerity in your
note. BY all means ASK her to marry
you. If she loves you she will not be
afraid to begin housekeeping on SIS
a week, which is more than many
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-17

Dear Miss Margery Doom:
/ am a young girl 10 years of age,
and am in love with a gentleman three
years my senior. Until a month ago
he called to see me steadily, but the
other night l saw him enter a theatre
with another woman. Now, what will
I do? Shall I write to him and ask
him to call again? 1 love him dearly,
and l am sure he loves me. What shall
/ say to him when he does call? Should
/ treat him the same as ever? c. is.
Write him a friendly little note. ask
ing him to call. Treat him the same as
always. He may be glad of an oppor-
tunity to explain the theatre incident.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-17
Health and Beauty
For Ebey Woman
The Care of the Hair and Scalp and The
Value Of Hair ToncS--Use of the Facial
Brush and Care of the Complexion.
A Valuable MurSery Hint.
BY MADAME ALTA.

brush. I did not use a cancels hair
brush. L. ]. X.
The facial scrub will improve your
skin, but you must use judgment and
not rub too vigorously. 1t is always
best to scrub the face at night before
retiring. The scrub should be followed
by a gentle massage with good cold
cream. TO relieve the rough, scaly
condition Of you skin use the cold
cream every day for a week, after
which you may use the facial brush.
Don't use your flesh brush, it is too
harsh for the face. A camePs hair
brush will be better.
Dear Madame Alta:
My little girl, a dear baby I months
of age, is afflicted with outstanding
ears. Is there any way I al correct
them. Your advice in the matter will
be greatly appreciated.
ANXIOUS MOTHER.
Nothing destroys the symmetry of
the head so much as outstanding and
distorted ears. and every effort should
be made at once to correct them in your
child.
A skeleton ear-cap may be purchased
in the shops that deal in infants gar
ments. or can be mad by the handy
mother of straps of linen ape held
together by bits of elastic tape, which
allows the necessary fiexibility. When
the baby reclines upon n side great
care should be taken that it's a is not
folded back against it's head, and when
baby lies on its back you should see to
it that even the softest pillow does not
press the ear out from the side of the
head.
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Continued FROM snturday.o

Come along" cried Sherlock Holmes.
abruptly. This grows serious he OBJ
served, as We drove to Scotland Yard.
'These men have got hold of Melas
again. He Is a man Of no physical
courage, as they are well aware from
their experience the other night. This
villain was able to terrorize him the
instant that he got into his presence.
No doubt they want his professional
services. but, having used him, they
may be inclined to punish him for
what they will regard as his treachery."
Our hope was that, by taking train,
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The waist that suggests the over
blouse effect affords extensive posst-
bilities for a dressy costume. The de-
sign shown above was developed in
brown taffeta. The waist is made in
.surplice style and sufficient fulness Is
allowed for a group of tucks ON each
shoulder. The surplice edges and the
kimono sleeves are trimmed with braid.
vest is of chantilly lace. The
sleeves Of the underblouse are short
and, fun, and the lower edge is gathered
and finished with a cuff, which is trim
med with braid.
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MONEY VERSUS 0 V

Dear Margery Doom:
/ am a young girl of is and good
looking. | have been keeping company
with q young mar for two years. He
makes a fairly good salary. Now, an
other man, much older than myself,
and who is quite rich, is paying me at
tentions. L love the poor man, but my
folks want me to take the rich one.
I have to work for my living, being a
~bookkeeper. Please advise me.
POPULAR.
All of the rich mans money would
not make you happy. if you did not
care for him. Would advise you to
stick to the one you love.
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THEY FLIRT WITH BOYS.

Dear Miss Doom.
Please tell me your opinion of flirt-
ing. l know several girls about my
own age. II years, who think nothing
of walking along the street and flirt-
ing and talking to strange boys. Do
you think it right? They laugh at INC
because 1 do not flirt. They say l am
slow. ELSIE d.
Your friends are silly little girls. Two
or three years from now they viii be
very sorry t have to remember their
folly, for the boys with whom they
fiirted will never forget how they met
them. You are sensible in avoiding
hirtations. They do not pay.
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Sherlock Holmes introduces Or. Wat
son. his c%hronlcler, to his brother,
Mycroft Holmes, a the latter's club.
Myeroft is as highly endowed with the
powers of deduction as Sherlock, and
Che two fall into a contest of their wits
over the probable identity Of a stranger
in the club whom they take to be a
returned officer from India who had
recently lost his wife and who had
several children.
Mycroft introduces a Mr.. Melas. a
Greek interpreter. who tells a thrilling
story Of being kidnapped by a Mr..
Latimer and forced 10 act as inter-
prefer.
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CAN YOU NAME THE DIFFERENT BARS?

- = OF have all no doubt seen the fences in the country and passed into the
N fields by letting down the bars Of the gate Here are four other kinds
of bars-as each picture represents a word beginning with the letters
BAR. No is BARGE. II you guess the other three fill out the coupon below
and send it to Uncle jack. EVENING STAR, Newark, M e
The three girls and three boys who send in the neatest correct answers
can ave taeir choice of a penknife a box IF paints a boys watch, a fountain
a good book a Teddy bear or an embroidery set. Uncle Jack will pub
lBh the picture ii m prize-winner VINO cares to send him a photograph
Pfng-pong pictures cannot be used,
Only children under Is years OF age are. eligible to compete. BE sure to
a two-cent stamp on our answer ito avoid delay att the podomce but
do lot enclose stamps in the envelope. The names Of the prize-winnes Will
be announced in THE EVENING STAR on Tuesday. March a.
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EEAARRTT%.T0-.ADVICE
on THE
ROAD TO TOMORROW
nv nooN
BY MARGERY DOOM.


: Are You troubled about your
J futures Arc Your love Affairs
. causing You to wOrrys Do you
I feel like going to a clairyoynnt
or fortuue-teller, not you
Z may have great faith In the wis
: dom of the seer, but because you
! want to hear some kind of COM
. forting adviccs Don't go! It's
I all humbug. Just sit down and
) write out your troubles 10 me.
; 1 will give you good, sensible
: advice to guide you ON the road
! to tomorrow. Address yOur let
J ter to MAHGERY doom, THE
: EVENING STAR, Newark, n. J.
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DOi1b the Needle and Thread.

fully plated with a plating iron. is at
tached to a fve-inch band Of stout
cambria. A strip of beading, through
which runs velvet, is sewed down the