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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-08-13
3ettnltsr Der GrnHhetriebe.

gBir leben in Der 3eit Der inbuitrieI=
len @robbetriebe. Simmer mebr ball
len iidb Die inbuitriellen 11nternebmun=
gen 5a @roBtorporafonen, sruits,
@pnbifaten uno Monopolen 5ufdm~
men. Das 9anbipert bat feinen solbez
nen Booen mebr. Der Rleinbetrieb
pirb an bic Wanb eebriidt. SIN per<.
flof1enen Miai tpurben in ben 0ftlihen,
@taaten bie{es 2anbes allein Rorpo=,
rationen nit elmer capitalization bon
iiber $123, 100000 einsetrasen, $4O,=
900, 900 mebr als i'm Mpril. eyn ben
.abaelaufenen 8 Wonaten biefes Sabz
res belief iih Die capitalization Der
inforporirten @efeuidaft auf runb
$461, 100000, I'm porisen SABRE,
trob ber @elbpanit. auf $145, ,0OO,<
600 in @efddften auf 9lftien. Nur TO
laTen ii9 bic sroben inbuftriellen un@
ternebnungen griinben unb erbalten.
5n europa bic sleide Grfdeinung
i'm pIirtMhaftlthen Qeben. Das hls
glide Ginanoblatt Moniteur beg Sn@.
terets Materiauy bat unldngit cine
3u1ammenitellung iiber bic Nusgabe
ben neuen eeturit6ten beriu4t iinh
aibt fir Das Sdbr 1907 bic rieiige
@unlme BON 1885,, 900. 900 Trancs
an. Gs tpirb bd3u bemerft, bab biefe
Summe nm 672,OOO. 900 Grancs ge<
ringer fei, als Der in 1906 ausgeges
benen @eturit6ten, mas auf Die boben
@elbraten bes porigen Sabres 5uriid~
aufiibren fei.
Die @robbetriebe brau9en enprme
Rapitalien. sSn 1905 befaben bic
Ser. @taaten ettpa $35, 600, 00O, 600
@eturitGten, europa etipa $75. 5.0OO,S
OOO, 900. aufamn,en alfo $110,000,~
O0O, 900. Die lebten 3 Sabre mDsen
nod etipd $4,000, 100000 neuer ba~
au gebradt beben, fo bab Der banbels
Fare Meihtbum Der Welt mebr als
$12O, 900, 600, 900 betrGgt, mebr al4
Ser aanae Durhl9nittSreihthun1 Der.
Ser. Gtaaten. Die @rpBbetriebe iinb,
babel ebenfo inenig mebr national ipie
bos Rapital, besbalb finb bic inter-
nationalen gelbm1rtts 10 feniitib.
ggobin oieies 3ularnmen6dIen BON
seopitdl. Die Wtreinisung bsr 9etriebe,
All Rieien llnternebmu1gen fiibrtn'
ion, bariibsr aerbre1en iin Notional<l
DefDnomen unb @t1dtsm6nner bic
aDpfs. Rann e 10 ipeiter sebeng'
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-08-13
4reiHr Aa dmTe.

gu Dem fdiperen unfalI bes engli=
iden unterfeeboptes A 8 miro bon
fadmdnnif9er @eite sef9rieben:
@don ldnsit 1T man in beutl9en
Naarinetreifen Ser Mnii9t, bab Der
ipirtiamite Shub gesen unterlee=
bootsangriffe in Der tattif1en unpon=
fpmmenbeit ber llnterieeboote {elbit
liest. gu ibren erDbten nnpoufomz
menbeiten geb0rt bic Betriebssefabr,
bic Ole Mntpenbuns bon Werbrenz
nungsmotoren unter Gee nit fih
brinst. sSm porliesenben Sale 1T
bas llnterfeeboot nit einem @a1olin=
motor ausseriiitet setpefen, ber ettpa
.ein pfunb @afolin pro pferbeltdrte
unb @tunbe berbrau9t. @erabe Die
Go1olinz unb 8snainmotoren absr, bic
tpesen ber 2ei9tisteit oes Brennitof=
fes, oes geringeren Maf9inengeipihs
tes unb bes serinseren Haumbebarfes
Ser Ma1dine pielfa9 ben S9tper0lz
mctoren borseaosen tperben, bringen
sic grDbte @efabr fir ben Betrieb nit
1iH. unsefdhrlid tpdre in einem linz
terIeeboot rur berjenise 8rennitoff,
Der fi9 bel ben i'm 8oote bdufis aufz
tretenben boben 9emperaturen nod
nidt 5u @as umbilben tann. @eringe
un6ihtisteiten tOnnen eben Bel Wer=
tuenbune bon Oel INNER borfommen.
sSebes Del iebod, bas fih in Der Sn=
rlentemperatur bes 8ootes au @as
pertpdnbeln fann, bilbet init Der 2uft
bds gfei1e erplofipe @emifh,. bas i'm
sSnneren Der Maihine gebrau9t miro.
Danlit sebt einmal cine 70 bollfGnbise
DerGnoerung ber 2uft por iih, baB
bieie aur Mtbnune niht nebr berz,
ipenbbar 1T. unb aum anoeren kitebt
alsbann ie6eraeit ffpere Grploiions<
sefabr.
Wlan fu9t in Gnalanb bieie Gefabz
rem baburd berabauminbern, bab
man auf Sen llnter1eebopten ipeibe
WiGuie mitfiibrt. Diefe pierfubiaen
Mitslieoer ber Sdiffsmannfdaft fino
{hon aeeen gang aertnge AuantitGten
BON @aiolinbdmpfen auberorbentli1
empfinoIi9, tper6en,l fobalb Iie bic
DGmpfe bemerten, febr unrubis unb
fanaen an, burhbringenb unb idm=
mcrlih au f1reien. Muf biefe Weife
1oben lie ibre atpeibeinigen RolIeaen
fHon oft aus 9obeseefabr errettet.
Die enalifnen l1nterfeeboote fiihren
besbolb aud bas Bib Der tleinen 2e=
bensretter auf ihren 0lasaen.
3ur 3eit lit iibrigens Elm rleuerIpz
parot 3ur probeipeifen Benubung auf
ben llnterfeebooten eingefiibrt, nad
beiTen epentueller DetpGbruns bic peis
ben MGufe ibren poiten berlieren folz
len. Der 11nfall beS unterfeebootes
A g 1T ieood Elm neuer 9eipeis oafiir,
hab tpe6er bag cine nod bas anbere
Waittel bic @i9erbeit fpirflib bers
biirqt. Desbalb madht fih oenn auh
innerhdlb ber betheiligten Natipnen
6ns BeErtben bemerfbnr, bic grDfere
QtiftundsfGhigftiten rliht aIs ben. al
kin ousihlaggebenbtn nuttor dnsuies
zen 4Die ods anr 3eit btigngldnb Of.
fenfihtIih btrfau III fpr6ern immer
mebr unb mebr peirplmotoren aur
Qlnipen1una 3u brinatn, berenWprtbsil
Fit Bic @efabrloii9feit ipobl oIs 10
aroB beaeihnet tperbtn fam: b1b odz
ourd Sic militGriIhtngl reiG=
ri6 aIs dussesliGen betrddttt iperoep
fSnnen.
DAT ber 4oncott immer cine aipeie
| f6nei6ige Mnfftkin, sperben mad unb
mad, di,d3 0ie Gbine{en inne. @iE Iers
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-08-13

Die QegiAlotur bon Qpuiiiana bata
fih nnb n,ir fe9Jistdsiotr Gisnng
dber IN ban tiirdea Set oD8
800 reue @detes 8etnddbt. Gs ptrb
ben NebSrben boii Qouifiand tpdhr>
f&einli9 Idnge Sdbte sebmeil, tbs it
imRdnbe iein tptrben, Me 400 Iss,leit
Gsistt eriinbli& bat9)nfii 9ssss
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-08-13

DAT ber @obeott imIaer cine 5ipei2
f6nSi6ige Mdfftkif, iptr6en naG unb
nah p,l6 1ie gbine{en inne. Git Ier<
nen iett einitten, boB aIIsS ii oer MleIt
auf 0eofnieitieteit beru1i.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-08-13

miifftlt i1dm 0em Wdfhen lshr iDras
lam settp6net nerben; f1tnn man IL
Damn niittls elmer tpeid)en GiirIte nit
pnlDerifrttm Rnlf dbreibt, erbalten
lie ibren @Ian3 fpieoer.
pier Eapeten reini d I
man aaf fDIgenos Mrt:. Mun inntioet
ti1sn Gdib grob in acht 1beile uno
D reibt balnit Die Eaptte 10 gut lpie
m6alih as. Menn man bie!e Gpe-
ration nit Der eeb0risen Doriiht
pornimmt, 10 neroen dlte 9apsten
iDi:oer fn rein tpie nelle; man nrub ith
abtr oabDr bitten, su fart auT3us
oriiden o0er Queritride all MAIDEN.
Die Sapete muB INNER ron oben
nad unten absefpifdbt tperoen. Die
fhmubia getporosne 8robflGde miro
ubgefdnitten.
pplirmittel. SeOer 6ausz
frau miro es fpilfommen fein, ibre
MDbel, fpenn oielelben nan einem
l1m3ug ruinirt o0er befledt tpproen
iinb. alr1 Elm paar Gents ipieber berz
itelen au f0nnen. 6ier3u Golgsnbes::
~ She'll reiren Meingsiit uni. 1a
Ebeil iiibes Wanoel0l fAiittet man
sufanunen in Elm glas uno riittelt es
gut bllrfeinanb:r. Man nimmt ei=
nen gana reinen appllenen Quppen, be-
siebt ibn nit ser Gliiiiigfeit. reibt one
MDbel Elm unb bann nit einem trpdez
men, reiren 5uhe 10 lange nah, bis
Der @egenitanb feinen ihOnen Glana,
tpieber hat.
Rpnfeb'irung Ser Milh.
Gin gutes erprobtes Wfittel, Iiibe
Mlh mDsli9it lange su erbdlten, 1T
fplgenbes: .Man erpdrmt Die frillz
9emolfene Miln in einem MaHerbabe
anf SO Grab Meaunrur unb lGBt lie
lnaefdhr stpei @tunben in be1nielben
iteben. Msoann mieber abgetii6lt,
blsibt bie Mil9 big aht Sage polra
tommen iiiB, bebdlt ibren urfpriins=
lihen @sihmad uno fann nad iebsr
Mihtuns bin pertpertbet tperoen.
Diefe. Grpdrmuns oisnf oasu, bic
Desensriruns Der 8atterien unO
pil3e 81 betpirfen unb Die .Roblenz
fdure ars5utreiben.
3ur8ertilgung bpn Mmei=
fen miro empfohlen: GeitoBenen
Sdtpefel auf papier au itreuen unb
in bie Sdubldben uno SnrGnfe au
legen, in oenen iib oie ssnietten auf=
balten; ferner in5peiiefamnern alatz
te. on elmer seite itarf nit 6onia Be-
itrt6ene 9retthen auf3u1tellen uno Die
fih auf oer anoersn Seite aniam<
melnben Wmeilen bon 3eit au 3eit
init einem 6ols in einen bereit sebals
fenen Riibel WaiTers absu1treifen.
Muh eine Miihung BON Mosmarinz
hdttern. Wermuth, WalnubblGttern.
aampfer unb pfriemenfraut, in ST.
fig gefodt unb, erfaltet, an Die Stel=
len geiprenst, mo iih Mmeiien auf=
falten, ioll biefelben pertreiben.
8iI6er unb 5piegelrabzl
men ou retntgen. 9oloraemen be-
'purfen oon Selt 5a s3ett Der Heiats
sung. Wtan uoer1frel1t 1le m1tfels
e1nes a51n1els NIT beltem Wslngellt,
~m man sin1se 1ropfen. Salmtat~
9elt 1lnsnfugt, laBt ote Hatmen
etnl9e u1nuten lha 1te9en, uno lpult
Damn osn aufgslonen SnmuB lel1f
mtf Dem !eBf m1f Hegsnmaner gez
trantfen plnlel ab. Oer Habmen
narf n'ht apaetrodnet tpsroen, neil
!tn oaour1 oas golo abloien puroe,
1onoern er miro in O1e gtabe etnes
Ofens gelegt = nI9t geltellt - lno
oarf apabreno oes 2rodnens n1ht be-
fpegt tptroen.
O1e Neter fur 2ruibubner
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-08-13

1IQueneN NuWe tr0dei rttut, unD
.fdbrt ir fort, Bis oer gun3e GubbDs
Den aetxinigt III. Dies Ntrfdbrtn
i~pnt iii gleiGkr Set Ste 5arbt urts
etnatin linb ipir0 6es 9<ifalIs oller
iparfdmtr 0ousfruuen it0enfaqs
iidtr fein.
Str. bic aonferpirMHg6
tcy iD,irr66 b. r11iitgs siif 9trs
fdbrtn bptgsf9ldgen, bos 1mpn tpez
gen elmer 8iuigfeit uno @infahhett
1ea9tung peroisnt. Bon 6em @ss
banfst nussebs1b. baB Die RonferDt>
rlna Der Gier nur baourh mDgli9
1T, .tpena Die an unb fir iih porDfe
Raltfhdlt aeoen 6as Gin6ringen Der
.1uft absti9loHen spirb. bat Der
italient}1e Grfinoer bieies Werfab~
rtns, ipie bas putentzBureau mitz
tbeilt, DIE gier nit @dtpeinef1mal3
berart beitrihen, bab Die idflmtlihtn
poren reritopft neroen. Die iomif
unhurhlGffisen Gierfhalen perbins
bern Die Qufausnehfelung unb ptr~
,1fpfhpn N;p J}er rSnfnfY1nn .Hpa cfnhnff8
ioSns RE Sir ;hr a,rinmriinnrihss iim ~, @..
m;rhtp b,mohrrn Dsr G,,Sdmnd To-
[ ,u;s No garhs a,s Mottsrs mn Ses
G;mei hat feiba bei elmer ein cSdbr
;ih.rfshr.;t.nn n.n 0f,,fhsmnhrnnr zine
G;nb,Is, ,rI;ltsn. n;t nirht ~ sid
mil ,.Ghn,cI, ,h,frih,nen Eier uer~
Nm = wSTh.n nn,r s;Hen mi .iner
1lmterIoss m nor M yOsro nSsr ' usruhios
len GSnesnSnen S.rsrt o,heffef hak
i;e f;r5 nsatni.itio nidt kriibren, Ser,
M,rfbe,nnhrmnosro,,m ION hnbti m6us
fihE frod,n i,in size SsmneratIr
IN h,mstfhn ~ non n,mnjShIih,r
m,o,,,t,,nn
W1e GA aur Wsrtll 9 Ins
oes 9ausl9ndmms; vtn ,I namoars
ger pousoergel pelle 'DeoDa9le1, oas
an oen e3feuen eNnes 1suntsn Haus
mes, an oenen IN Sddsn WteHa!a*
borratF dufgefeh iparen, Dte We
len n'ht pom nausl1namm Defal@
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-08-13

Weibe Gleden auf braun
geHridenen syuBb0bsn, Die le;dt burh
llnporiidtisteit nit beibem Geifens
spuNer entffe6en unb ben sanaen 8o<
Sen unanfsbnlih mahen, entfernt
man fat pDlIis burh HeitreiHen nit
einem 8rsi aus gisarrenuide uno
WafItr. Mdn lGBt bieltn 8rei einer,
Nag rubig auf ben bttreffenoen Gtetz
len unb tpGiht ibn Damn NIT rtinem
WaFer ab. gu glsiher 3eit m16z
ten mir ben 2eferinnen Elm Mrfahrtn
n,ittbeilen. GuBbDOen gldnssno blant
au erbnlten, obne lie 6ur4 9obntu
lebensgefGbrfiH glatt 3u MAIDEN.
W1n miibt sai ldil,parnenl ilnren
WdFer al1 ieoem Gimer bon /: lIn5e
Observation-Disclosures 91atron uno S
QEffeI Gpiritus. Damn lpifcbt man
mil 6ieIer l0iung NIT D0llig rtintrl
9unt iebesmal nair sille fltine Gtels
& aif, bie man iofcrt nit siakm
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-13
American and National League Leaders
Predict Successful Season.
By z. q. JOHNSON.

] look for a grand race in the
American League this year. AZ least
several OF the clubs appear to be
evenly balanced and shouldhght It out
10 the very last For that matter. all
eight seem 20 be stronger than be-
fore and Il would not surprise me IN
tho least 20 ser all OF them closer
together at the end OF the year The
public has taken more interest in the
training season than IN the past. I
have followed the teams in the
South this spring and in point OF
attendance the games have drawn
two or three times as many specta-
tors as formerly.
The present weather conditions
continuing until Tuesday. the open
ing day in four OF our cities should
be highly gratifying. The public
seems TO be keyed up and eager for
the inaugural battles. And have no
doubt but that il viii continue
throughout the year. The American
League has always striven TO pre-
sent clean. high-class ball and the
same policy viii be followed. Rowdy
methods on the fed will not be
Countenanced.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-13
LAUREL HIGH NINE
HAS HARD GAMES

LAUREL. Md. April 12.-The schsd-
ule OF the Laurel High School baseball
club Is one OF the best arranged for in
years.
Several practice games VIII be played,
the regular season opening on May .,
when the ConGressionals OF Washing
ton play here. The Laurel High School
team is composed OF the same players,
with the exception OF two men, as last
season, and they promise TO make as
good a record as they did last year.
Manager Bond has announced the
players and officers OF the club.
as follows: Manager. George w. Bond /:
captain, Walter Brown. official umpire.
Clarence MersOn; official scorer, Harry
:. Phelps; players; Spilman, catcher;
d Brown, pitcher: Thawiey. left field
Federline. right held; Johnson. catcher;
Fulton, pitcher; Bond. second base;
Odenwaid, short stop; Sullivan. third
base: W brown, first base; Cha2ey.
center field.
The list OF games includes two double
headers on holidays The schedule fol-
lows:
May .. CongresslonaIs. at Laurel.
May 8. Relay Combinations
May 10, Waliach Athletic Club.
May q, open.
May 80 Independents.
June c, Wallacn Athletic Club.
June 13, open
June 20. BrOOkland-
June q. Independents.
July !, Dartmouth Athletic Club, OF
Baltimore (mOrning and evening"
July IL, Bloomingdale Athletic Club.
July Is Bloomingdale Athletic Club.
July .. CongTessionals.
August J. Relay Combinations.
August S. open.
August J5 Savage Stars.
August q, open.
August g. open
September :. open.
September Il, Imperial Athletic Club.
OF Baltimore. at Laurel.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-13
WASHINGTON VETERAN
IS BURIED IN DAYTON

Funeral services for Henry L. Haw-
lNins, a District Of Columbia civil war
veteran, were held IN Dayton. Ohio, yes
terday afternoon Interment was made
in the National Soldiers Cemetery, in
that city.
Mr. Hawkins was born I'm washington
siXty-two years ago. At the outbreak OF
the civil war he enlisted in the District
Regiment which crossed the Long
Bridge and guarded northern Virginia.
He resigned a position I'm the surgeon
generals office OF the War Department
10 serve his country. and finished his
ea1istm with honor. After the ces-
sation of hostilities ne returned to
Washington. and became claim agent
for the United States
About a month ago he went to the
Soldiers Home in Dayton. Several days
after his arrival he was mucn troubled
with rheumatism. and compelled 10 take
to his bed. His death on Thursday re-
suited from rheumatism and a comph-
cation Of diseases. He is survived by
one sister. Mrs. Annie Stark, Of 10 p
street northeast.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-13
AUCTION SALES.

THOMAS BOWLING & CO. Auctionee-s.
CID 81. y ".
TRUSTEE SALE OF IMPROVED REAL
ESTATE, BEING STORE AND DWELL
INC No 800 IST ST. NV.
BY virtue OF a certain deed % trust duly
recorded IN Tiber No. 2sJ7 ar folio tOi ct sea-.
one OF the Land Records for the District OF
Columbia. and ar the request OF the party
secured thereby. viii sell at public auction
in front o. tho premises on MONDAY. APRIL
90 1908. AT 40 O'CLOCK P NJ, the follow
ing described land and premises. situate IN
the city OF Washington. District @ Columbia
known and distinguished as and being all o.
lot lettered ''P' IN Arthur J. x ests and
others subdivision o. part OF square mum
bered Six Hundred and Twenty-Five CD,
as per plat recorded IN LIoer "B." folio IS.
OF the records OF the once OF the surveyor
% the District OF Columbia, together with
the improvements thereon
Terms Of Saie-One third OF the purchase
money If cash. and the balance IN one and
two years. with interest payable SENT
annually and secured by a deed OF trust on
the property, or all ash. at the purchaser
option; 500 deposit required At the time Of
sale All conveyancing. recording ana no
tarial fees at cost OF purchaser Terms OF
sale to be complied with within IS days.
otherwise the trustees reserve the right TO
resell the property at the risk and cost Of the
defaulting purchaser.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER. Trustee
SO 18th nv.
WILTON ]. LAMBERT. Trustee.
40 sth st. nv.
apSe.1o.II. IlI4I5ls
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-13
~ RARRx c. PuLLIAns.

do not desire to pose as
prophet, but at the same time I
think can 30 safely on record and
say 10 the patrons OF the National
League that in 1908 for the first time
in a number of years we VIII have
championship race Of more than
ordinary interest. Ny reasons for
making this statement are because
while the Chicago team. our cham
pions- have not gone back, still the
remaining seven CLUBS Of the Nation
al League have gone forward and
are in much better condition TO give
an account or themselves this year
than they were last year
The trade between the New York
and Boston clubs has, in my judg-
ment strengthened both clubs and
the work Of these two teams IN the
South has borne out this opinion.
Mathewson. the star pitcher OF the
New York club, gives indications OF
returning to his form OF 1906. and II
he does this he will prove a tower
Of additional strength to the New
York club. This same club has been
particularly fortunate in picking Up
some very promising material.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-13
ENGINEERS PREPARE
FOR SUMMERS WORK

Oficlsls OF the Engineer Department
ere preparing for the work of the COM
ing season. The schedule of repair
work for streets involves a proposed
expenditure Of S454.O0O. The laying Of
new asphalt streets will cost approx
mately S25O000 The work viii cover a.
period OF several years. Last year
about Ss9O.OO0 was spent fol repairing
new streets and repaving I'D ones
within the city limits, and a out $3.50
0e0 was expended in the constru clIoh
and repair OF county roads
The Commissioners are in receipt OF
petitions from business men snd prop
ertysowners on streets paved Win gran
tie blocks asking that the block be re-
placed with asphalt. The reasons given
are that the block pavements are noisy
and interfere with business and quiet
OF the resident.
The Commissioners believe that most
of these streets should be replaced win
asphalt, but Congress has Froniolted
them from including such work IN thelr
estimates
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-13
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO BY.

NOTE: Publishsd only as inforInatioa aas
not guaranteed
Geo p NC o limited Daily. East
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fngton, Louisville. Cinclnnati. Indianapolis
Chicago and ST louis. Parl0r Car fo-
Virginia hot Springs week DAYS Pullman
Car Louisville 70 Memphis and New Or
leans Dining Cans. q u carte service
IIIo p. NJ +. y. LILTTED Darfv-
Sold vestIbuie train Pullman Eieeoers %
Cincinnati Lexington. ana Louisville
Compartment sleeping car TO Virginia HoC
SPRINGS week DAYS. Dining Cars. 4 "A
carte service Pullman sleepers Cincinnati
70 Chicago and St Louis, and Louisville %
Memphis. Nashville. and New Orleans.
Reservations and tickets at Chespeaks and
Ohio oflces, SIC Pennsylvania ave 6os lz.h
at near +: and New Union Station Tsle-
phone Main 73So. for Washington Terminal
Cab Service. and MsiR 1oss 2orS Tor C & o.
Ticket once uo15-6
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-13
Deafness Cured
BY NEW DISCOVERY
"i have de-
mon Strated
that de afs
ness can be
cured. DIR.
Guy Clifford
Powell.

The secret OF how to use the mysterious
and invisible nature forces FOR the cure OF
Deafness and Head Noises has at last been
discovered BY the famous Physlcian-SCieR-
tist, Dr. Guy Clifford Powell. Deafness and
Head Noises disappear as II b. magic under
tho use OF this now and wonderful discovery
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