Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-19

Washington, D. c., February 16, 1907.
Dear Sir: Enclosed kindly find solu
ton of your puzzle. which I hope will
win me a prize. I think Meinberg's
bread is the best made.
Very truly yours.
Stanley Snodgrass. jr..
PA 4th st. ne.
Washington. D. c.. February 16. 1908.
Mr.. John G. Weinberg. Washington.
D. c.
Dear Sir: Inclosed please find the
sheep" all Of which are provided with
a separate pen.
One of the first things I do each
morning Except Sunday is to get
double" loaf Of your RYE" bread
from Mr.. Sommerfield's, grocery, cor
ner 18th and streets northeast
Before using your rye bread regu-
larly weighed about 11s pounds:
since using 1t I weigh about 16O pounds.
Wishing you large sales of your
bread remain very respectfully II N.Y.
1873 e street northeast.
Washington. D. c.. February 16. 1908.
John G. Weinberg.
Dear Sir: Enclosed is my solution of
the ''sheep puzzle" for which I hope
to receive the prize offered In The Star.
Wishing great success to 1.-The King
Baker,. am, very respectfully,
(Mrs.) Ethel Branson.
The Plymouth Apartment.
Dear Sir: I have worked out the
sheep puzzle, and hope shall be able
to win a check. l have worked my
paper so that had two pieces left.
We buy your bread every day.
work in a grocery store and l always
recommend your bread.
Yours truly.
]. William Ardeeser age H.
322 9th st. ne.
Washington. D. c.. February II. 1908.
Mr. ]. G. Weinberg. 1.-The King Baker,
Box 223. care Star Office.
Dear Sir: Enclosed find solution Of
puzzle in The Sunday Star. am user
of your bread and desire no change.
Mrs. J; e; Bradley.
2l7 18th st. s.w.
My mamma teaches me to think,
And says I need nutrition.
I solved the puzzle here inclosed
Because Of intuition.
She tells me Meinberg's bread is best,
The proof Of the same'S the eating.
To eat a meal minus Meinberg's bread
I'd prefer to have beating.
c. Martin Brand, jr..
I'LL Lamont st.
Washington, D. c., February 49, 1908.
Weinberg. the King Baker.
Dear Sir: Enclosed you Will find an
swer to your puzzle in Sundays Star.
I have each sheep in separate pen
by three straight lines. I want to start
a bank account, so I hope to be sue
cessful
Very truly yours.
George Scrivener.
3l421a o st. NV.
Washington. D. c.. February Is. 1908.
Dear Sir: / inclose my answer to
the puzzle in Sundays Star regarding
the sheep. We are all very fond of
Meinberg's bread.
Yours very truly.
1923 Emerson st. ne.
Washington, D. c.. February Is. 1908.
Dear Mr.. Weinberg: Inclosed please
find a correct solution of your sheep
puzzle which appeared in last Sun
days Star. Please send my check to
the address given below. and If am
entitled to seven loaves Of bread in
exchange for the sheep I will be glad
to receive them, as l like your bread
very much.
Very truly.
Edna NJ. Tralles.
14S D st. Sc.
Washington. d. c.. February 16. 1908
To Weinberg. the King Baker.
Dear Sir: Enclosed is the sheep puz-
zle solved. Will apprecite check for
80 cents very much. and will gladly
open account with United States Trust
Company.
Most respectfully.
Miss Ida r. Younger.
1913 E st. ne.
Anacostia, D. c.. February 16, 1905
To Weinberg, the King Baker.
Dear Sir: have endeavored to
solve the puzzle advertised in todays
Star, and l think you will find it 0. K.
as the people do who use Meinbergs
bread.
Respectfully yours,
Master j. Arthur Ford.
1913 Pierce st.