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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-29
The EARRING.

Sarah Bernhard revived its fashion.
II VIII be worn much this summer.
Dull stones set of eyes and com
pleXiOn.
Bright ores challenge them.
Ergo, few women can wear diamonds
Pearl ones 20 with a creamy skih.
Onyx or jet make the eye dazzliuS.
At least, these are rules of Bern
hGrdt.
Floral earrings are the latest.
These can be had 20 match the gown.
Tiny pink rOsebUds are cut out Of
coral
Turquoises achieve forget-me-nots.
Leaf earrings are made of emerald.
Daisy earrings are OF mother-of-
pearl.
Some wear them set on the ear.
Others cling to the pendant kind.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-29
Caramels.

Caramels.
Elsie-I am publishing herewith Tor
you recipes for maple caramels and
chocolate caramels:
MAPLE CARAlIEIS
Break two pounds OF maple sugar into
a quart OF milk-half cream. II you pre-
fer-and boil steadily until a little drop
ped into cold water hardens. Pour into
creased pans. and. as II cOols, mark
into squares
CHOCOLATE CARAMELS
Thre pounds OF light brown sugar.
one-haIf pound OF chocolate. one half
cupfuI OF cream, One-quarter pound OF
butter, tire tablespoons OF vanilla ex-
tract
Put all into a porcelain kettle. or
smooth iron pot, excepting the vanilla
extract. Set on tie back OF the stove
and let II melt sIUwly-Jwo hours are
not too long, IL you wish 70 have your
candy rich and smooth. Then let the
candy boil about ten minutes Try in
cold water, and If II forms & ball Of the
consistency OF putty, take Il from the
stove and beat. adding the vanilla.
Turn out into buttered tins, and when
set mark into squares.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-29

Yellow favorie OF the season and shown
made OF chine in the color known while
separate.
all
the ike mentioned the medium
there should
the with
yards OF mate incnes wide
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-29
Chocolate Mousse

Whip a pint of cream until stiff.
Dissolve one ounce OF Unsweetened
chocolate with an equal amount of
sugar and one teaspoonful of hot water.
Put into a double boiler and stir until
smooth. Add to it one tablespoonful of
cream and a few drops Of essence Of
vanilla.
Whip into the cream. which should be
stiff, one tablespoonful Of sugar and stir
IN the chocolate a little at a time.
Pack in a mold and surround with
salted ice.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-29
Genuine Homemade MiIk Bread.

Milk Bread is made IN the real home
way Of -he best ingredients mixed with
fresh, pure milk instead Of water. De-
liVered direct from oven to table ct sc
loaf Homemade Pies, 20c each. Holmes
Bakery, 1st and i SITS. Phones Linen.
14An and ~.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-29
AnsqUers to Questions Asked
By Many Readers of The Times

ton flannel bag. put over broom. II
there ere spots on the floor they should
lie rubbed with a flannel cloth. II this
does not remove them. clean with q
little LuTpeL-luc on a piece OF cloth
TIE floor should be thorouEhly cleaned
an 8 polished twice a year. II water IS
spilled upon them q should be wiped
up Immediately, as Il stains when left
20 dry
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-29
To Kill Ants.

Mrs. a L. s. C.-To exterminate ants.
saturate a rag with kerosene, and hang
IL near their runs. and they will quickly
disappear II this does not do, Mace a
saucer in which is some sugar and wat
er. They win crawl into this and drown.
Still another way is 10 sprinkle red
pepper and bOraX about the house
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-29

To remove coffee stains from your
tab!ecloth. wet the stains with cold
water, cover with glycerine and let
stand for % or three hours. then
wash in cold water and soap. Repeat
Il necessary
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-29
Delicious at All Times

Are the pies baked by the Connecticut
Pie Co. . different kinds. with the
crispy crust.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-29
CHOCOLATE CARAMELs.
To Clean Shoes.

Schoolgirl-To clean russell shoes rub
them with a banana skin and p ish,
after washing the leather thoroughly
with soap and water.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-29
To Remove Stains.

MOther-Grass stains on q crIIdrs
clothing may be removed with common
. cooking -noissses, allowed 70 stand for
Two or three hours Wash IN lukewarm
water Repeat the process Il necessary.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-29
Care of Floors.

Housekeeper-The daily care OF hard
wood floors is very simple 4 room that
is much used must first be swept with
A soft-haired brush. then wipe with
Iong-handled dust-mop or with a cot
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-29

Mrs. Russell Sage has just given $1,000
for an athletic park ana playground for
the PiersOn High School at Sag Harbor.
L. I. The school IS a memorial 10 Ezra
PiersOn. one OF Mrs. Sage's ancestors.
only a short while ago she gave $780, 90
toward its erection.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-29
Mud Stains.

NJ E F.-To remove mud stains from
black cloth. rub the spot with a raw
potato. Allow % dry. then brush thor
Oughly with q slIff brush. and press on
the wrong side Of the material with a
Warm iron-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-29
Daughter ~ Anxious.

Mrs. Brown came out OF her sleep
with a start that must have put an even
greater fraZzls on the edge OF her nerves
and FASTENED 20 open the portal Stand
ing at il was her daughter, apparently
greatly excited Mother" she cried.
Mary Anne told me you were lying
uown at this hour, so am sure you
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-29
About Women.

Miss Fanny Crosby, the blind hymn
writer, was lightweight the other day.
Though sightIess almost from her birth.
there is prabably not happier woman
in the country, says the Boston Tran
script, due in no small part 20 what she
has done 10 give happiness TO others.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-29
VIM. cannon's Excellent Pur;ssima

"a rye whiskey of the finest quality. 1t
is pleasing and beneficial. Phone n. 52S.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-29
Large Cans Best Tomatoes, ? lac;

Uetum Corn, &c; Early June Peas. nc,
3 cans Sifted Early June Peas. for sc
14SS z St NV. and J. T. D. Pyles' l.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-29

Mrs. Grace Leattie has recently con-
tributed 500. 900 10 the St. Louis society
that is waging war on tuberculosis. She
is said TO be the richest woman in Mis-
souri,.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-29
WOMAN FOUND IT IMPOSSIBLE TO
SLEEP IN DAY IN HER OWN HOME.

All instructions addressed 70 woman
telling her how TO become beautiful be-
ginf sleep eight hours at night and
take one or two maps during The day"
Sometimes the authority adds: IF
nervous women viii lie perfectly still
for ten minutes every hour or so, their
eyes VIII be much brighter, their COM
plexions roster, and their nerves
quieted-"
Now, that sounds a simple prescrip-
ton, and a cheap one. To sleep costs
nothing. To lie still is as economical a
proceeding as any could wish. Even a
husband could not object 70 this regi-
men. for he would find IL much less ex-
peusive than massage creams and face
foods-but easy as the rule sounds II is
not always possible 70 follow &
There was the sad case OF Mrs
Brown. for instance. Mrs. Brown de-
clare6 that her nerves we're all frazzIed
out Her physician said that her nerv-
Gus system needed toning up and that
her vitality was low, which amounted
70 about the same thing be ADVISED
maps and milk and eggs, and Mrs
Brown was so relieved that h. had not
ordered a trip 20 Europe that she as
sured him his directions would be car
ried out TO the letter. To Il al end she
retired 10 her room the next day
promptly at y for the nap which the
doctor said she should take ar noon
She darkened the room, took OF her
slippers, put on her EimOnO, and lay
down. The she relaxed every muscle.
according 10 Instructions She mad just
successfully performed this gymnastie
feat when there came rap at the coor.
Cook Came First.
Mrs. Brown made no sound Il com
plete rest were necessary to the cure
complete rest she would have. she de-
cided, but she felt some OF her muscles
stifeaing involuntarily.
The knock was repeated. and then
Mrs. Brown heard the peremptOry voice
OF the cook.
Us yez widin?' Il said. ''Th' fish mon
/ IS S5eIow, an he's wantin' 10 know
I whether yez wants a shad fer tomOr-
row"
I Mrs Brown got or the couch and
went 10 the door. Yes; tell him TO leave
/ a gOod-sized one.' she replied. Then she
I spent ten minutes looking for aer purse.
found 81. and gave her faithful Mary
! Anne the money necessary 20 pay for
the delicacy. When she had departed
Mrs. Brown lay down again: again she
relaxed her muscles. and again com
posed her nerves The last nerve was
just nicely stiu when the door opened
20 admit the youngest Browc- Mother"
ne said. willie Smith hit me"
Mrs Brown kissed the place 70 make
E. Wen, without going into the causes
OF the combat Then, contrary 20 her
usual custom, she gave her youngest
hope penny 20 further repair his
wounded feelings. and dismissed him
She sighed heavily this time when
she lay down AFTER taking the precau-
ton 20 lock the door. Then she set 70
work once more 20 relax. L was a hard
Fl task this time, but she was Just be-
Ginning 20 dOze when there came a loud
Tzpping az the door.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-29
Carpets, Taken Up, Cleaned. and Store,

Lowest prices. z. P. Hinkel & Co ass
Maine ave sw. Phone Main 2O25.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-29

DR.. Cornell Clapp. OF Mt. Holyoke. will
go TO California for year 70 continue
her studies Of the tOadhsh at the Johns
Hopkins Laboratory at Pacific Grove.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-29

Choose most becoming tint; flesh. vrbfta
Rink or brunette, Satin skin powder. sc
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-29
LOCAL MENTION.
That Schneiders MALT Bread Is
The Best for Your Table.

AAS 8Ssh ~ q III -oH~S-
IS a claim that one LOAF VIII sustain. Its
uniform goodness. even texture and nu-
rity evidence excellence Of materials and
scrUpUlous care in mixing and baking
Let the grocer understand that you want
Malt Bread every time. sc loaf
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-29

Nine. Sarah Grand Is lecturing ia
London on the Art Of Happiness
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-29

Mrs. Eveline Wright Allen, a grad
Uate of Leland Stamford University,
has been appointed dean Of women for
that institution. The office is newly
created, and in filing Il Mrs. Allen will
have supervision OF all matters relating
20 the women students OF the university
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-29
MattingS
Laid Free
If You Want O.
Refrigerator

Come and choose one from
our splendid stock. You are
sure Of finding one to suit YOU;
for we have an immense num-
Der of different styles and sizes.
We handle only good qualities,
and we guarantee every one to
giya satisfaction, so you are
risking nothing when you buy
one from us. The prices are
moderate, and they are all
plainly marked, and we will
gladly arrange the terms of
payment to suit you.
Peter Grogan,
SI7-SI9-6ZI 1873 Seventh 81.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-29
Seasonab1e lettings

The odor OF moth balls is abroad
IN he land.
Squares and parks and gardens
ars fragrant with blooming Hlao
pushes.
RUffs OF all colors and conditions
Of hufhness are worn by young Wo-
men who DO not mind the heat
The reign Of the turn-over-at-the-,
wrist glove has begin.
When S-ou see q man with an OF
can these days Il is not John D.
Rockefeller In disguise. but a vol
unteer member OF the mosquito bri-
gade beginning early in the work
Of determination.
As the preserving season draweth
near sugar goes up
The umbrella is now ones best
friend.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-29

The umbrella IS now ones best
friend.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-29

As the preserving season draweth
near sugar goes up
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-29

The odor OF moth balls is abroad
IN he land.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-19
iunoe 5inon5rpirtbid)oft

ilnoe 6inan5luirtbidaft geipiiier
Netu-Yorfcr Srult . Gompognien.
Der Ne0ner per5luidt Oarn Die
@orontie = 6roge, inbem CT gelteno
modt, eS lei rid)t reft, bon ben cont
mer5ieacn 9onfen @orantic 5it per-
longen unb Die S%porbnnfen ibren Ell
genen @cg 9cben Su loiien, unb
frGgt, iuorlm iollte bic Hegierung
niflt ebenio mobl Die @elo. Nnlogen
in oen Sporbonfen unb Stootsbatt-
fen g~arontiran. (Iie gunoees . Ne-
gierung bot feline Gontrole iiberS pur.
banfen uitu.) Ies meiteren meint er,
bie Gegierung miiBtc oonn ail6 bic
@lciie fir lonowirtbidoitli6e BRO
BUTTE unO Die Wertbe Der 9obn., Sob
lcngruben- II. onoeren 9(ftien oegen
GcrlltIte gnrontiren; oud ioQte So
rcntie geleiitet per0en gegen baS
S6lieBen BON Sobrtfen, moburf ~
piele orme 2c,lte in llngliif geitiir3t
iuilro9n.
ToB 9epoiiten Der @ereinigten
Stouten, ser Stoatcn, StGbte unb
Counties in oan 9anfcn gorontirt
lueroen miiiien, bGlt Serr Great fir
oon5 natiirlif, ba cs ben 9unbes-,
StontS-, Stoot. un0 Gountpbeamter
onucrtroltte @elber Ser Stelter5ablcr
ieieu, Die Oafiir pcrantmortlid gebol-
ten merOen. ST maft eincn Inter
ihicO 3miihen bcn SonOs Der &c.
iu1nmtIteueraabler nno benen oe5
Sn0ipiouumS; ooS SnOiOioumm
braltd)t feline @orontic, oorf iein@elo
uerlicrcn, oenn CT erbdlt ia @e0enlei.
l!ln0en bon oen Nanfcn. Scrr Great
ncnltt @urontic BON Yonfbepoiitan
NoternoliSmuS nno 0riidt letu Gr-
ltoltnen borii6er aus, bob cine De.
mofrntii6e Ylotiorm elm lolhes0 Ding
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-19
Convention Der Sanfiers.

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geliIrluortet @inrihtlng einesS toatS-
@anf : 9eportcments lnb gleid.
moBige glbifGgung Der 9anf,9Gf.
tien fir oie @citclterung. - 9lln.
0c5 = Sdobmciiter Greats Gam.
pogncreoe.
Die GonbentioH beS MorplGn0er
9onfier : Nerein2," Die an Conner.
itog Worgen ibren Nnfong nabm, er'
rcifte 9eltern aibcno ibren 0obeplu1ft
nit eiaem glGnulben ganfett I'M
y8elbeoere.- Sotcl, bel mClbem 2eS.
lie Wt. Sbutp, GboS. s. Great, Nid)'
ter Seltrp Stodbrioge uno Inoere
Neocn bielten. ..''
Sn Scr gcitriQcn @elfGitSiibltnG
lnurocn @ei6liiiic ongenommen 5u
C'lmitcn ser Giuribtung ci1e5
StootS . 9onf 9eportements ltno
fir gleihnlGBigc NbifGbung Der
@onfoftien. Ser Ism. 9. Cooper,
&oiiircr Der o3pcjtcnN utionol.g onf"
uon GbcItcrtopn muroc 5rn1 Er0ii'
bcntcn erpGblt, mo cr miro in Die.
icm gmt ourd Die iol0cnoen 8ice-
HrGiioentcn utteritiitt: SoIlpb 9.
@ofrr bon 6reocrid, 3. i. <pben'
0oQ bon Cumberland, II. s.. &onne-
man BON Sabre 0e @rocc, Sobn Ster.
ing bon GriSii2lo, &nnleS 9orblep
bon GentrcpiQe, NOrion 6. 9oicp bon
ga Flotd, Sotunicn0 Scott, @. W.
Gloto, NlrquIt g9cbcr unb s. s. Nel.
ligon bon Baltimore. Serr GborlcS
&om bon Baltimore mllroc ais g..
t,etGr mie0ererip0blt, uno Scrr @il.
linm Werriott mllroc Icin ei0ener
Hodfolger nls Sdobmciitcr. Gas
11elie administrations . Gomite be-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-19

irebt aus Sen Scrrcn Alcronocr 9teiH
bon S%ogerStofunJ s.. $. SoincS bon
Giiing Gun Sobn Sill, $. .. @ilcor
rn0 Yotas Genninlon BON Baltimore.
9ie folgenoen 9ollfen rlb @anf.
firnlen murben olS nellc Mitglieoer
ultfgenommen: yEifcSpiQe Hotionnl.
@onf," TifespiQe; n0eols SSlonb.
@onf, 0eols.Sslanb; st. Sunes'
Nonf," Baltimore; rEeo.
rle'S Notionot9onf," SogcrStomu;
Stcin Bros, Baltimore; Goliton,
Wopee & So, Baltimore; nSurmers
onb We6onics' Notionul 9nnf,"
@eitltliniter; r@eitminiter SopingS
9onf," @eitntiniter; Second Notio-
mol 9onf,", Sogerstoipn; nSccono
Mational 9onf," Solpion; nMonde-
tier 9unf," Wandeiter; uSirIt Natio-
nol @onf," Sagerstown; oErouioent
Sopings 9onf," Hreiton. uto @ol-
ter aoppelnlun, Baltimore.
Cine repubIifonii6e Gam.
pugnereoe.
Gincr Scr Snlptreoner, luern nift
Ger Snuptrconer oeS Ibenbs mar
Nutoes e Shobneiiter Charles $.
Great. Gr bebunocltc in ieincr Heoe
0cn Sbeil Der bcmofrutil6cn Ylats
FORM, Der 8orontie fir 9onf -,Gepo.
litcn pcrlangt unb erflGrt Oieie Soee
tilr ebcn 10 hinGr olS Die 1896 &C.
preoigte Scbre, bob Der @ei5enpreis
BON Der Werge bes Gourontes regll-
ltrt miro unb Der EreiS oes Silbers
Den @ctreioepreis regulirt. Serr
Sreot fiibrt Damn aus, mcld)e Sor.
tbeile Dem @eitGftsmonn ouourh
erpndlcrL ouB es ibm erloltbt miro,
onf icin cigcres Miiifp iein getricbs-
fopitul IN 9anfen 81 beponiren: er
tcfommt 3inIen, Mnleiben aui Hot.t
ino onbere Sefurit1terL, nno Credit;
cr iiberiiimnnt oas &iiifo fir @etpim
oher Gerlnit. Worum bnnlL iogt Sr.
Great, iollte ba Elm llntaribieo OBJ
polten 5luiihen ben @eib1its-Y rin-
5ipien fir 9anfen unb benen fir an-
rere @eid1fte unb Gorpprationcn?
Gas piiroe iainer Mniidt nad alai,
lcngciesgcbung iein nit oemuralili-
render @irfung.
Gr erflGrt oanr,, BOB ser iiingIte
Yonif nibt blrd bas MiBtrallcn bes
Tolfes 5i ben 9anfcn, iol,barn Der
@onfen 81 chamber entltanb; bic
Sepolitoren bGtten 8ertralcn in ben
@oufcn gcbabt, unb pobI ME 5upor
babe Elm Eanif itattgefnnocn, in Der
bos Eublifum 10 ipenig perlorcn, oils
in Dem ioeben b%eenoetcn. Ser Great
lobet Die gauge Shlllo aitf Die ilngc-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-19

Lcfiiriuorten fam, no bod Die beuo'
frotiihe Enrtei fir Den SnoiDiollulis.
mus einitebe.
Ios Notionalbanf . Spitem mag
feline Sebler boben, iogt Ser Srsat,
ober eS iolte niht fir icblerboftc Sc
i6dftsfiibrung elmer cin5elncn Sanf
perontmortlih gen1odt meroen. Gr
enoet leine Neoe nit Der megperfel
sen 9cmcrflnn bob Der gon5e @a'
rdntie = Ylun piiion1r, lnpraftild)
unb boiler ACKNOWLEDGMENT 8efobr
lei.
9ron6 in gefG brli6er
q a f 6 q t.-Gin Ser 2oune
Silt engineering Company geboris
ger, CUR s(%ufbelpobrllng bon Motor
booten uno 9uun6es bienenocr
Sduppen, melder om SllBe Ser
Siib.Gbarles-S traBc gelegen 1T, be-
fonb iih eeitern Morgen in orobenoer
@efdbr, scr 3eritorung getueibt 5u
iperben. oils III Dem in ser NGbe
6efinolidcn 2anoboltie bon CHARLES
Surm 6cler dusbraf,. Ser granb
bate ieinc llriad)c in Der Grploiion
zines 60 8oQonen 8niolin.Innfs
,tnb iuiirbe 5meifelsobne groBere 81.
menlionen ongenommen baben, bate
nidt ein gngeitellter Der obehgenunn-
ten @eieai6oit, Sr. Hobin 9rlimoa,
nit aufbietung aler ieiner 9r1ftc bic
5ltr @nfrnft Der Icuerlpebr bas Gad)
oes SGnppens nit @oiier beipren9t.
Ger an Dem SanOballic ongerihtete
Sdooen bctrdgt ctlpa $500 unb lit
burd Serii6erung poQig geoedt.
Cine Srganiiotion BON
Sri fmorfen Summlern
Ioa am 80. September bier eegriitoet
merbeit. Stuoentet ser .Sobns Sop
fins llniucriitGt" intereiiiren iid
gar5 beionoers iiir 0os llnternebmall.
Soaten Sic YlGre Ser @riinber lid,
uerpirtliden, niirbe in 1910 Die
Convention Scr 9riefmarfen. Samm
Ter bier ltottfinoen. Die lebte Gon.
BENTON fano i'm u%ergongcnen SuIi
in Columbus ltatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-19
Sunnenani. Mnb llutcraana.
Tas @cttcr.

6iir WnrplouO r1o Den 0iitrift
Columbia bellte un0 morgcn FLAIR,
nmipringenOe @inoe.
Baltimore mar gcitcrn micOcr etn.
NAL ctmas murnlereS 8ettcr bcidics
Sen. 9ie b0dite 5emperotur mar
50 8ra0 nm 3 ltbr Nodmittn1S lrn0
sic nie0rigIte 50 0roo Inn 6 ll6r
Morgcns.
Gn Sen an0eren 9un0es . @ctter'
9cobahtungs Stotionen murOen Die
folgcnoen b0d)iten Gernperaturen Der
5ridnct: goitport rs, EortlatO 80,
Bolton 81, 9llbonp 80, Nem.Dorf so,
YbiloocIphin so, Ntlontic Gitp so,
Cape Wop Is, @oibington 81, Nor.
iolf 80, Sotteros "A, Charlotte 80,
@%ilmington 80, Gbarleiton 76, Ga
potnob 80. Snfionpiae 80, Supiter
81, Sen @eit SO, 9ltInnta so, Mont.
QomerD Sc, Nelu.C Orleans IS, Fales
itinc "A, 8alucItpn 80, GorplsGbrtItt
"A, McmpbiS 81, Cincinnati SS,
Gittsbllra 81, Ssluego 76, Buffalo
70, Glepeluno 80, Detroit 50, alpena
SO, Norquctte 81, Green Ban 80,
Gbicogo 80, 9ulutb 80, ct. Eoul
Sc, ct. 2ouis SO, aonios Gitp SO,
@iQiiton 66, SABRE 66, Sel1no 81,
Salt 2ufe ~, Genper So, Nortb
Glatte 80, Dodge Gitp Sc, Nmarilo
81 Cos IngcleS ~.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-19
Gdbrplan GerGnocrnnacn.

Sim Montog, 81. September, ire.
ten tpidtige Geranoerungen in Dem
2ofal5ng-G ienit auf Ser Baltimore
Giprion Ser Eelniplpania 9atn,
Torolifen Gentral-g abn in Strait.
Siige, pom Galpert-9 abnbof $40
nno 100 a~biabreno, merben spi.
iden Colbert 9nbnbof uno Union.
gaenbof abgeIdafft meroen. (263)
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Sonnta9S=G orrtlponotnt

Der nddic ySunntags- GOrrcIpunocnt" miro mcbcn ben ubidDcn
ncnciten Scpcidcn, 2pfancnisfcitcn m.im. cine Sunntaa5- ElanScrci
ans Der ScScr bs Srn. &iAaro Srtmaun nno bic fulscnocn grtifcl
nnS Grsablnngcn cntbaltcn: Ser Sricf" pSismarf i'll Scna," uGin
pcracRcncr 2%nitidHfer," uGinqnarticrnns," vaant ais 2idtcr," vgO
@cinuriicr wunnig iuinfcn," uSas Gcb Der 9Rnbe," r3nder ais Nab.
rnnssmitteL," rGas SempO bs 2rbcns," Ser Sram5uie amf&eicn,"
y3cr Grfinber Scr NnlidtspuIfarte," yGipil nno gfiitart" ySerli-
nr Srei," Ser @esacnoF," v2idin Sidifn," vGine nncrircnlidc
sdhuci5crreiie," Sin fhr5cr slif in Ben aprun," nein stadtschrn
bel Saicr Mencif."
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6ebbcI's einsiges NteIier.

8ir baben ntr elm Mtclier III galti.
more, mnS bas befinoet fid in Der
Gtase at ebcner Grbc, Nr. 321, Morb.
8aD., nabe Sigb-Str. 1inocr.Tbo.
tosrapbien cine SpesialitGt. - Seine
Msentcn nuS feline reppen sa iteigeA
8. Sebbcl. 6. Grni. 0eihGhsfitrer.
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Selb II M orbper II d. - Der
81 Sabre oItc Soiepb Stab madte IN
ielner Mphnlng, Nr. 112, Horbs
Wontforb . Ipenle, ongcblih megen
syamilien . llnanncbnlliTfeitcn eincn
Northumberland, inbcm er iid) oie
Slinge zines SoidenmeiierS IN Die
linfe @rliit iticB, Gr puroe nnt Dem
rSobns 6opfins' Soipitol" gebrodt,
no Die oils nngefobrlid be5eid)nete
@itnoe perbunoen iullroe.
9entffer Il Inter It ii tungs,
bunb. - Sn Serrn 6. 6. Soniel.
mann's Sale, ede bon Wonumcnt.
mo @olieitrobe, farb eeitern abeno
Die 3epltp . Wonotspcriammlrng
itatt, in neIder 9e5irfs Teputp g.
s. Sanielmnnn ben Toriit uno Sr.
3uoolpb 6ronfe bos TrotofolI fiibr.
II. @eihloiieu prrbe, bon ieoem 81.
itrift einen Seitrng bon ST fit Igi'
t~ations5fpede 81 erbeben. Serner
fJitrbe beiflciien, aud, in oieier @in.
ierioiion mieoer peridiebene SeitIid).
fciten 81 per~anItulten. Gin oefiniti'
res Erogranlm puroe jeoob nod
nidt feitgeitelt.
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g~anernidmiot's rNmeried
Vrciucre"-Vicrc,


aus Dem auserIeienIten Sopfen uno
Mal3 gebraiit, fommen frgeno mel.
den importirten 9ieren gleid. Der
feline @eidmad uno @ebaltreidtbuln
ipreden fir iid ielbit, wopon Sic lid)
burh cine Strobe leiht i~iber5euaen
fonnen. Site $1.00. Brauerei ttO4
bis 1928 Siaen-S traBe. Gel. 6. 4
q. ct. Soul 1854, no. GourtIanS
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