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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-01-03
FOR HOME WEAR

Sc. for evening wear IN the privacy
OF your own home, why not rest the
foot BY wearing the heeIess slipper?
II may be OF satin. cloth. suede. OF OF
softest kid It fits the foot snugIy, IS
trimmed with ribbons, and IS tied round
the ankle. It IS almost needless TO men
ton the absolute comfort OF such a
slipper and the benefit It is to tired
women. Those with not such small feet
should adhere as religiously as possible
10 black. while those possessing the
coveted tiny foot may wear with safety
old rose. mauve. brown. turquoise and
al shades OF green.
But al this is IN the nature OF a fad
which is az best variable. The most i'm
poTtant thing is TO get the feet II so
healthy a condition that shoes OF any
style may be worn. To DO this. begin By
soaking the feet every night in hot water
with a little borax- This has a healing
effect and is also very good for the skin.
It is said that the bellies Of the South,
who were all so famous for their tiny
feet. used 70 battle them each night IN
rosewater lovingly prepared By their
nurses This refreshing bath is prepared
by placing the rose leaves in q stone Jar
with plenty Of spices and a few drops Of
altar OF roses The jars are then filed
with alcohol, which Is strained Of after
an interval Of a few days. and the liquid
thus formed IS kept bottled til needed
At night, after a dance, when the tired
debutante returned to her home. her
old nanny would rub her feet with
this lotion. and al the pain and weari-
ness would be gone by morning
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-01-03

for reducing the bust Would you kindly
publish It again2
= What would you recommend for bath or
olhersise TO keep the skin soft and white.
especially when tbe skin has q tendency to
De cTy and harsh all over the bo1y2
Z. VIII YOU kindly publish a strict diet for
reducing superhUous fesh2 GRATEFUL.
l. Massage your face with the skin
food made from the recipe here given:
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-01-03
RULES TO FOLLOW

Women who desire that mark Of arts
tocracy, q dainty. welI-shaped foot.
should learn TO take care Of the feet.
Could you expect 10 have a good com
plexion If you paid no attention to It?
Could YOU hope TO acquire an education
by never going 10 schOoI2 Why does not
the same logic apply 70 ones feet?
Dressing them TO look well is not Weari-
some. and how great the gain in grace
and beauty
Stockings should be carefully pur-
chased and they should have no thick
seams. They must also fit the foot and
should, If possible, be tried on before
they are bought II they are too short
they are very liable TO cause buniOns.
while Il they are too long they viii make
wrinkles in the shoe. Many a tired WON
an is made nervous by the crease OF q
stocking over nerve or muscle
The woman who wishes to make her
foot appear small must acquire the
habit Of showing the toe Of her shoe
instead Of the whole Of IL She must also
learn the art Of stretching the foot so
the heel win not look square and. there
fore. ungracefuL DO not sit with YOUR
feet fat on the floor II IS awkward.
and nothing so destroys the contour OF
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-01-03
FOHr Questions

Z Co-ld you recommend any treatment
for the face that viii make il plumper and
I'll thu cheeks out. where the face is the
only part o. the body that Is inclined to
be Thin
2 some tine aEo you published q formula
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-01-03
Pale IibS

Ny Fps are very pale Is there any way
10 make them Tosy2 SEA1ISTRESS-
If your lips are colorIess It Is a sign
that you need fresh air. Try deep
breathing for a while and watch the
color Of your lips If you are in the
habit u bitins your lips, you should
overcome II right away. for this makes
the lips coarse and pale
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-01-03
Not Injurious

VIII you kindly tell me II the formula
which you give FOR bleaching the skin and
superfiu0us hairs viii In any way promote
the growth q hatrs7
The name Of the bleach is LIQUID whit
ensr ANXIOUS
There is nothing in the recipe TO which
You refer that viii promote the growth
OF hair.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-01-03
Sleeping Hours-Chabbed Hand

How many hours sleep should NiTl
working et an Office have2 Also. please
give re something for chapDed hands
NANCE
Everv one should have at least eight
or nine hours sleep out Of every twenty
four. If your work is of a kind that
tires you cut. you may need ten hours
sleep Just before going 10 bed take
few simple exercises in the fresh air
To+;o,, Fov rl,o1ood Ha1dr
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-01-03

through Your lungs. The more exercise the
more oxygen and consequent destruction OF
Fat By the one healthful method OF curing
obesity
The more starch and sugar you eat, the
more carbon TO burn away.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-01-03
Cure for ChiIbIains.

Dissolve the camphor IN the lard, which
has been melted at a gentle heat, allow
this % cool. add ether ingredients and
mix we'll
Before making the application the part
should Be Immersed OF bathed n cold
water FOR few minutes. IN drying. il IS
always better 20 mop the part 50 as 70
avoid the consequences of violent friction
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-01-03

around the nails Never use a metal
implement TO free the skin from the
nails. Don't polish the nails if they are
brittle
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-01-03
For Brittle Nails

What can CO for brittle naiIs2 Do
you think il IS harmful 70 polish them
-" ne7 they are N tHss condition? a. 3 c
Rub q little vaseline into the skin
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-01-03

the foot On the other hand. 90 net
cross your knees or your feet Place
whenever possible. one foot OF the other
on a stool or on some higher level than
the floor. Never sit with the foot rest
ing On the heel. with the toes pointing
upward; it is injurious, and makes the
foot look immense. Also, never form the
habit Of resting the foot on the side
This weakens and spOils the ankle be-
sides being unbecoming. For perfect com
fort and for foot health the feet should
be ventilated at least once q day. and
particularly is this true IN winter Take
of the shoes, If only for ten minutes; Il
VIII be well worth while
One more little bit Of advice. When
you are dancing. and your feet become
swollen and hot, try 20 snatch FIVE min
utes from the gayety for a cold foot
bath Dip each foot IN and out OF 4
basin OF iced water, put on your stock
ings and slippers again, and you will
be able TO Guidance al the other girls in
the room Such bit OF technical
knowledge should prove particularly
helpful Stage dancers have found that
this IS the only way they can remain on
their feet so necessarily without ex-
haUstiOn-
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-01-03
Cure for ChiIbIains

kindly give me something for chill
0ialns. ind your advice very helpful
ANXIOUS.
Here is a recipe for chiIblain cure
l feel sure you viii find 1t beneficial
F-,-e Co. HI,TI1o-
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-01-03
Aids to Correspondents

- WING to the great amount OF
mail received and the limited
space given this department, it
IS absolutely impossible 10 an
swer letters in the Sunday issue follow
ing their receipt The letters must be
answered in turn, and this ofttimes re-
QUires three OF four weeks.
All correspondents who desire an In
mediate answer must inclose q self
addressed stamped envelope for q reply.
This rule must also be complied with II
regard 10 personal letters.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-01-03
0range-Flower Cream.

AelL lls INST lllTee lnSTc1lGnts. 2Cu tae
Slyceri2e 70 the Orange-aower water and
dissolve the bOrax n the mi. tUre: then
pcJF II slowly into the blended fats. stir
ring continuously
= think possibly you are mistaken
about seeing q recipe for reducing the
bust N these columns. as l never advise
persons 10 reduce their buStS under any
circumstances. 1t is not a wise thing
for any woman tc do. for It may ruin
her general health
; To sfften the skin. battle in oatmeal
water; that IS. pour boiling water oFer
the oatmeal and allow il to soak for an
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-01-03

that, 70 be N style, the feminine
portion OF the beau monds'
must wear the very tight gown
that defne5 the silhouette and swathes
the figure even below the hips. SO that
the feet must OF necessity be in view.
Now this argues that more attention
must be paid both 10 footgesr and 20
the feet IN the days Of the short, fun
skirt walking shoes would do. But who
would wear stiff caIfskin boots with the
satin gowns new in vogue? Who would
not hesitate 10 spoil her appearance by
boots that were not n harmony with
the rest Of the costume2
Skirts are 50 long and cIinging that Il
is not only the toe that Is VISIBLE the
ankle and general silhouette must be
considered But the woman who s IN
doubt about her ability TO wear such a
costume. who knows she is not blessed
with a dainty foot, a perfectly turned
ankle, need not despair, for there is
much that she can DO by herself, and
with no expense. that viii greatly i'm
prove her appearance when swathed II
the merTeilleuse-
The pre(tiest slipper o. the moment Is
heeTess. and It is also the most cor
rect from the Josephine standpoint or
course. there has not been a time Tor
many years wnen this kind OF casing
for the foot was either appropriate or
IN keeping with the costume. The new
slipper is ono Of the details to help the
harmony OF the whole.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-27
,Sailprco" Shirtmaiit.

9tr. 1868. Comcn. @oiit III uon b
Gi@ ~ 3oH 9ruItmoob. @r6Br 3G
criorocrt , Doro1 ill0a. Wiotcriol3.
Sir bic'c ciniod)r, nbcr moocrnc
Sbirtluulit limo ltrucrc %irnel,s mo
@Almnollitoiic, iomic lcidtc Iobri
fate poIicnO. Iic 2lcrnlel iillo sen
Hrnl6hern obuc Mcitc cir1ciebt mo
lnnfcn III NH!lci0lagcncn Wonid)ct
ten ats. Sin hohcr S%tchtro0cl,, al
ocn Gin untlc d).oacler &ro1rn on.
Nclllht lit. bilOct 6cn Mulaitmud
Nic Naiit miro inter Ger icitlidycll
Safe ReiMIoiicn.
Gin Oiritcr 6icicr 9Irt miro gc1cll
Ginict6nulg ron 10 Gcnto in Sil6cr
oocr @ricinlurfcn an ir3cno cine
Morcl'c 9cinnbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-27

rid 0ieBrcr, cinca chcmoli0cu Bier
brarerS mo ipGtcren @jHfobrifnittcll,
oicicr Gage tci'm MrcjalCridIt Don
Couion ciugereidtc% @2iltd}, III net
diem oieiclten pcrlonAcn. 0ub Der
9tudluBpcrlpolicr, Nr. Wco. Nr2dlttl,
cine Nbrednu1a ourleQu ln0 oaB
has Nnlpciet bcs Nrn. NNlcbncr per
folit unb Der Grl5a ucrtbcilt mcrotn
ioQe, errcgte in %i8hlo0otopn BE-
tr0Gtlitc3 NuliehcIl. Gcr p%Critnr-
benc Merr @ieBncr blgt,rlieB cill
NMnueicn al Scr Gaitcrn %lpcnllc mo
/. Strore, Si1hlnn0topn. Dos on
ctpo $4,000 beiuertbrt muroG. @r
beitinmtc in ieillem (citomcnt. Nob
BON benz Mcrth 0iCig9 9muciuna
ct,uo $4,000 an cine S6lpcItcr ul,o
sic Sinner zines p]critorbcutu Grit
Ocr3 iuucn ipncu pGhrcu0 ser Neit
fiir Gin Nniirn6ouS iiir @inocr ans
0cnl f.. itrle II. Ti'trist non Wolti-
morc-Gountp ucrlpcn6}t lucr0cn io!l
tc. Sbcilc bca @rllu0'tldc@ Wl,rhcn
ill5Wiidell pCrfnrrt, I'M Den iiir bic
Grbcn ouSgclcbtcn 9ctrul Mt3heSoh.
Ten III fonmcL I'M lcbriAcn Ncihah
nbCr lomcit nod nidlto, "a Der Mcrtb
0ea Nnrcicn> 0ucin nid't }lml @cs
triCb zines MniielGoltic2 niurcihcr0
ieill miiroc. Die observation-disclosures.
mCldlc leiuW 3cit ~nrAonillrt mliroc,
bcitc6t oui folgcnbcn &crrcn; Gr. 4.
4. &rcElcr. $ohn ScliN. Htl,1uit j.
@ciB len, uno GburlC& $. &nor.
Gr Gomtns@ommiiiGrc, Ncurn Schrt,
Charles -. NiSfc. @eo. =. Nrcdrtcl,
Soui3 N. Sclmoucr. Wcor0c u.
Wc0lIcr, @nl. ShIllocrbrrI. 2oria i.
ScuniGhnnlcn mo ,Sobn -. Nidnro.
inn NmuoIt. Civic @eN0roc miro
lliul ON Snnltou NoMnlittuN cine
&CrlnnmlumG obboItcn, lunl sic
Sohln0c 81 bciprcdcm olitb bot Der
Ncrld)0ncrungS @crcin poltNi9blunb-
tomlt. Gnntnu nub l%lnl1cbun0 ouf
GicnitoG, Nbcn0 cine Sp15iol Scr
iammllrnA c%inbcrlicn, I'M c0entllcll
Die n0thigcn Sono9 sum @ctricb oca
NniICuhulliCa IL bcIhuifCn.
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Snafcntclcgrapbiidr S%prpcous.

eos Angeles Gol.. 26. 6ebr.-
Gin Gimpobncr unicrcr StnOt, SEER
Carl Nbrnbonlion hat cine Grim,
Dung Bcrlod)t, bic, luclln tic 0n3 CT.
NIT, mas Der Grinder BACON Der
'prtd)t. in Der filnftiQcn &ric1siilb.
rilllN jllr See cine 0clunItigc urb cut
%'d)eiocl0c MnAc 'piclen Diiritc. IS
holioelt lid nm torpeooarti0c lllltcr
ice Crploltona @elfoiic, bic bon
lbrCnl G%ntlen0er nit Niilfc Nrohtloicr
Iclc0ropblc ongetricbcn uno cpltro.
lirt meyocu fonlc.r. &ur cincm Wo-
hot bcrcitS filhrtc Mr. Nbruhonlioll
icillc ncllc GRINDING fpei Nmu0lteu
nt0 5lpei Ilnttell = Sffi5icreil, ionic
jmei unoeren Sod)pcritGnoigcn oui
experimentation SSege Dor, linO leit,
Dem lol old iii 6ahfreiiel1 ieocr
3Deifel oil ibrem Wcrth lll,o ibrcr
@irfiomfcit gcid)ipumoen ieir. Sn
ieincm 9nboratoriltm 5l Son diego
nrbeitet Der Grinder sur Belt nod al,
perid)ieOenen Gin5elnheiten. INN boS
@eianmltergebniB nod IbifluB DEM
@unlbes . tSlotien 9eporiement sur
%erfiigung 5l iteaell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-27

lun0, &nititui2" itaitioto, iitonjica
cin NrcBcr Griolg gclucicn lei. Gin
Gus or1 iplActOen Serrcn baitcbpt.
0c9 llHtcrho!tung3sG omitc mllr0c er.
nonrt. lueldJca iiir jcbeu critcn Gam.
tag irn Woltnt llnterhuliun9cn ar.
ron1ircn loQ: Ir. <. Sc. Nirih6ero.
Sans SGjltlcr. Carroll 2ucaa. Nor-
lucl WIler, Nrtbur Gonrnoi. ,Srpillq
Nnro ulo 6urrp Nopfins. Sic critic
llttcrboitunN iinoet an &. MGr;
ltoit. Tic Ncnmtcnmnhl bate iol
genoea Hlcinltot: VrGii0cnt i. 8.
@ottljcb, Nicc. ErQiioent JbomoS q.
GornGr. SetrctIr s. s.. Nicanl0.
Gd}oBmciiicr &onte3 g. Iccic. 81
rcItorcn !. GDorrS Spcrrp, ". u. Is.
Mooo, GolDnro Serge. Gpbraim
&apier, u. Y. gmnlart. G. : Nbe-
lernraL ). &cn2lcp SobRion un0
y. 8oGp Rusucl.
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MirdJcnoicb ucrbaitct.

GbiCo0p, rs. tSchr. - Tn Dem
90 iobrigen Nenrp %oicn BON bier
Der Wonn crmittelt, Der ON
Is. Nttobcr 0ea ucr1nnNencn Sobrcs
IN ser bicii8sn Corpus Ghriiti STRIDE
oui Gcu. Nieloin0 brci lu~irfungaloic
Ncpolpcridliiiic 0bNnb, ais ibn biclcr
bel eillenl Gicbltubl crtapptc, Solcp,
ser Ourd) oenNriclter ioentiii5irt lpllr-
&c. lcuN!lctc jcOc m0r0erild)e NbIld)t;
{. babe Sic ShiliIc rltr abgcgcbclL
I'M icillcn @callcr 81 crihrcGcn mo
lid Onburdl Der byobcnbcn NcrDnf
tlu1g III cut5iehcn. 9lnl Icttcn Mon
tag %crciltc i'm icopd) bass dlidlnl, ais
er 1T 0crlclbcn Stride, mieocrunl bel
eincmI did)cnoiebitnhl, abgeioBt MIR
DC. Ser &%crboitctc, Der hclltc Nod)t
mr. orrd) ,}ltfnl bel ctlcnr Scl6lts
moropcriudc in ieiI1cr 3clIc iibcrs
mo barnn pcrbin6ert iuuroc,
bclltc Elm umroiienbca 8elton0.
nib 5oblreiflcr aird)enoiebItablc ab.
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Wns hcm Snncrcn Warnlano's mo
Den augrcu5cnocn Staatcu.

NtluW 'tlNcll y II.
Well scr @0dcr 9pmillid Irllbub
BON Mcpcr>0ulc, Somcriet, Gountn.
Nd.. Den @pd)enlubn Oc2 Nrbcitcr2
Mijtn2I Wcrrott oui @rulO cilcr
n~nbc5nbltcn McAnullN NCrid)tlid, NIT
NcIdlog bclcAt bette. UcrilIhtc Micr.
rott Den @1der orCinol 5ll id)icbcn,
Der Hcpolucr utriontc jchodl. Sflici}
lid iob Srubob iih Gcn0tbiAt, %icillcr.
icita 5um Ncunlocr jlr 0~rciici,, lnb
cr juatc ieircn Nngrcifcr cine Sltg1l
ms Nrin.
Wtr0 bol6 iprtNeicbt.
Tie Yrbcitcn on scr nc,lcll lSoto.
mac Bride Eel @iGiomSport, mald)c
om 10. Gc5enlbcr hrrh ocll 0illltllr}
Cincs Der Nrildcnpicilcr u1tcrbrodc1
Dltr0e. lrotci mebrcrc Nrbcitcr INNS
%cbcn fonlcll. mer0cn bo!0 UicOCr be.
Golrcu ipcroen.
Ser N6flnb Gcfunbcn.
GoS 25f 6eS n@ia Eool$" on NJ.
ron,dc III northumberland, Wn..
noS boz mcbrcrcl Wonotcn cltituno
ltnO f~oldebciiCn ser @oiIcrituno Oc9
Sees bc0cltcnN nicbriQcr ocuurotn
ut. ut bon cllrcm Slider r:ltordt nor
Ncn, un0 g nctorn MN NnItoltcn
Nctrp'itt. 0iCjCn 9ltillli; ruicbCr M
DcrItopicn.
Sottc - Eicrbc ncItp6.
lem.
Ter ont p. &uli 1906 crfolotc
Iicbitobl cinrs liicrocociponrs oca
2ci6ltoQbelitcr3 ". *. 2ittlc il, Off.
ton, Dfb., idlcint Jet onincfl1rt Ut
lcilI. ,Sn' Stnnior0. Connecticut. lit
Gin Fierocbicb NomcnS s(lbcrt Sui
Ter, pcrbo'tct lUorocn, Der, oclt Nlti
3cidlnullgcn }u'olNc, Die cr III icincm
Wclib bate, in Den lebtcn brci ,}nA
rcn 13 Nicro2 ~Neitoblcn hat. Cine
Der Nilijci1nlmgcr bcjicNt iid) oui
cinen an -. ,Suli 1906 in Clifton
prriibtCn Nicr6coicbItobl.
$4,000 z hoDcu.
Ter onrd) nos Scicr. mcldt4
Snru Sill. Nortcitcr. Gountp, WtN..
ON GonncrijoH hcimiud)te. ollgerid),
trir Sdoocn bclduit iid nlli lllrQc-
iGhr $4,000 luu0 iii 0urdl Vcriid,c.
rirnAcn NCb1dt.
Cine @urtrNbnus SnIIc.
EIaur i!ir 0Cn Eon elmer @oricll
toit0oQc iiir }Ill2itcqimDen Don
@ortell. urh %uuoproortteu I'M Wil1
Ter !uuroen an EouncrItog in elmer
6nrmcr.Gcriomnlung in ,Srcoerid,
mo, beiproGrN. Die 9nufoiten iiir
cine ioIdc @olc mcrocn oli $1,000
ber1dlnct.
" Orocrin frcigcluiien.
@li5obeth Mhite ron Gifins. %,
ga. iucld)e bcfamntc, loren Sdruic.
0erio6n NAnm =. Mbite ulli .. Sc.
5embcr lcBttt &abrca nit cinem
Shrotgelrcbr crid]oiier 5u bobcn, lit
bon Der MnrOduflugc freigciprod)cu
morben. IS mur9c nahgclpieicn. Oob
Nhite itine Shtuicgcrumtter, Nuitin
ntlb &iil0cr nieOcrtradJtig tcboitoettc.
Nor Gin GrfolG. ,>n Der
So5respcrianmtluug ocS ,GGorcpol.
CLUBS" Die am G%onneritog a6cllo
ltoitianb, berittetc TrGiiaent i. $.
@ottlieb. COR Die Hit0itel!n.tN Bon
oeliebcntn auninotrfelL bic filr5lidj
I'M ut. ToDaI WebGiloe be3 yOiurp-
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Eiaarettcn lurrbcn thCnrcr.

Nems Worf, 26. Sebrrlur. - Nla
ell Hciultnt Scr Go%nicrcn5cll meld)c
tiir}lid i'm goll}cn Snnoe uon her.
Oorrngcn0cn Observation-Disclosures o6.
0ehaltcn mllr0cn, lucrbcn oic Giadrct
tcn-Erciic. Dem oSpbdccu Henf" 81,
fol9e, %bcntnadjit rrhoht iucr0cn. is
miro lid li,tr nm cine Grb0hnn9 Don
mcnigeli Gents pro Nodet %bonoela,
iupDurd) bic friihcrtn SoBc iiir Die
alcid)en Martcn 6uieocr bcrAciteQt
lpcrben lolcn.
Wuhren0 Der lcbten Sabre lpltrOcl
Die Gigorcttcn III nabeSlt oQen 81.
lnrrenlGbcu inter bclt rcgllloren
EreiS %pcrfauit. Worfelt, neld)c i'm
&erfoui % Gents bringel ioler,
tonntc man iiberall fir IS ober 90
Gents habeil, m1bren0 10 Gents.
Marfcll jill 10 bis 13 Gcnts III bobcn
luareli.
Iic S1ltoler ioltell. mic bebollptct
miro. bcrausgeirnoen bn6elt, bnb 5It
oiciei Erciien fein 8erbicnit oil Den
Gl9orettcn iei, AliBerbem brolen Die
Uabrifontcn infolge' ser geringen
Critic an tilrfiidem Sabaf nit einenl
Treisaufihlna. Goroufbin boben
lid MN Die 1nbober Don Gigarren.
luoen odriibcr pcritonbigt, Die Reouf.
tiorlei lpieocr ab5lihoffen utb Ole
friibcrm Hrciie cin5uiiihrelt.
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9u,n Garmdf Hru3cf.
StcrIt Cooper, eiRcr Der Ingcflogten,
ollf Dem 3elgctItonoc. Snl
HrpIt,OrrhGr nl,rNr pr idJnndl.

oui Dem 3eugcrlItonoc. Sn1
&reuBpcrb0r lplr0c CT id)pud).
Nuibpiuc, 5enn, %. Scbr, -
rSm HrojcB gcgen Sbcrit Cooper ne
gen Grmoroung bcs f%riihcrcn @uls
ocaienator5 GoruIud ia9te Der NllGcs
rlu1te beiiiAlih OerltuteridloAlulQen,
ole linn ais ,Wtoitcr in GbonccrO"5lir
GaIt gelcNt morocl lino, ans, OaaIe-
ii5it lei cine Soldc 'ubr!GiiiAer <dl-
iiibrluig AClueicn ulo gltt Nenudlt
moroen. Gr hnbc nid)t aerpllBt. nab
Der Staots S%d)ubnlciiter Volt WcIb,
Der oeS Stootca in observation-disclosures Gil.
Der = @%er0rucrfcn on9clegt babe. %ul
&reli5pCrh0r lultrbe inn bcrart 5illcs
lett, BOB or, cbc nodl Die }cit fllr Den
Wlittn9atmblB gctoMmcn mar, %
RIM bat. Der @crihteboi nlGQc Iih
bis lult , llbr pcrtogen, bonlit CT,
Cooper, lcillc &r0ftc nicbrr l%nnlnlelu
fonnc. Nci'u @ic0criulommcntrlttc
oea @eridlta idDicn cr lid, bciicr 81
befinbcn brodl obcr boIo luicbcr 3ll.
innmcll, Inter ben niclcn Sro1eL
monlit i'm Die StnatsunmGlte be.
itiirntcl, mlrbc or u%ilocbulOiN lieB
ieinem Merger b0ilfi9 frcicn &olti mn
miBohtcte ioqar lc&nitruftipnen lei-
l,cr @crtbeioiger. I'm 1 llbr iibcrlie'
ben i'm Die StootSanm1lte cnolid,
lid iclbit.
Gle &crtDciniglurN ~tiinoiotc an, lie
b~cn6tbiatc ciniNcr StllnDeu, ltit olli
oic ncllcn pom Stuntc uorgcbrohtrn
Madden.
M1fln9cll 81 olt!uortcl. Sic Der
iprodcnL Die NcllperlehmunH fins SIT
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-27
Gnprme Yrpiite.
Corporations = G%ommiiidr &crbcrt
anor Smith iiber sic Metboocn
0e5 SubnfstrllltS.

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beS SobodStruits.
8u bington, :. g., 26. 6ebr,
Ger iocbcn ucroifentlldIte 5lucite
5beil 0eS 9erihts bca Gorporationss
GnmmiiidrS 5crbcrt &nor Smitb
iiber Ole cilbeimiidle SobodS Snoul-
itrie be'hiiti9t iih bolpti0hIid) nit
ben @cih0itslnctbooen oca Sobufas
Srllits uno giebt cine fllrjc @cifid)tc
res SruIt3. Nuf Wrlno elmer eill=
gchcnocu llnteriudJung Icgt Der Cor.
pnrntiona : GommiiiGr oar, in mel.
der Wetlc iid) cilligc ircni9c aapita.
liIten Die Sontrolc ilber Die SubodS.
tSnbritntiorL nit Nllsnohmc Der 81
0orrc1- Inbritation, mJccignet hns
fen. Sem 5nhndS., GombinC" &C.
h6rcll an: Die nNmcricun Sobaccp
So" nit ibren brci 9rpBrn 3meig-
&erclni1ungcn. nNmcricdn Snl'f
Co." oAmcricm Gigor 50" uno oic
.&ritiibsA lmcricnn Co." fcrncr 81
arlGcre 3peigiirnlcrL Ole in Den Ger.
Stnoten, Norto Nico u,o Gubn ibren
Gcld)Gftshctrieb bnben. ln2 &c.
ianmte combine" rcpraieutirt cine
Observation-Disclosures Don $316,000,-
600. Cine flcinc 8ruppc Don 5chn
Ntito,1rcn coutrolirt 60 Nro5cnt Der
o,tsltdnoigen ltinnlbcrcdtl9tcn 2lf-
ticn Scr n2lnlcricon lubocco 60"
r1o burd) bicie Dos gcionmtc SOM
hlnc." Cine elite poll ilbcr 5uanSig
3lpcigsGompngnien miro un9eiiibrt,
hie bcimlidl inter Sruit.Gontrolc
ltcbclL Iogcnunntc Bogus mlobbon.
gIac 6irmen." Gcrner AuirO nnd)gc-
l%rieien, bob Der SruIt Scr cin5igc be-
hclttctoc Grporterr Don Sobots-1Sa.
brifutcn aus 9lmerifo iii. G%riloun-
lid iino Die 3iiiern biniid)tlid, Der
G%ntfuifcllng oes Sruits. &n 1891
ccntrplirte or SO Eroient ser &c.
iomnltcn Observation-Disclosures mo
ole'cr Tro5cnt'ot miro Bis oti bcn
tultlgcn Gag ouircd,t crbultcr.
Seine GignrrcnsE robuftion lit pcll
! Ero5c1t i'm SATIRE 1897 ollf ~
Frojcnt IN 1906 gclticgcu, m0breno
Der lrult lcinc Sobnda- Sabritation
(aous, Nulld,- uno Sd)nlpitobod)
pon I Ero5cnt Ser @eionumt.Nroouf
ton ln Sahrc 1891 ouf - Ero5ellt
iii Sabre 1906 crb0ht hot. Sm%ubrG
1906 rcrbraltd)tc Der Srllit filr Die
Serltclluug leiner pcrif)ie0cncn ia.
britotc no6e5u 3ooPoo,ooo 9inno
@l1ttcrtobod.
Son Der Ginperleibunl confurri.
render Subrifen ourdl ocu SrltIt
gicbt Die Ibotiod)c eil,en Se1riif, bnB
int Sabre 1897 boS combine" 5cbn
InlaACn nit elmer iGbrlidjcn Yru.
outtion Don ic iibcr 10000 Giu1o
il Iobods iobrifoten beioB, m1hrcno
2l3 W%1obhongigc Gobrifen bcriclben
@iulle I'M @ctriebe moren. Gugcgcn
rrntrolirtc Der SrltIt I'M l5obre 1906
10 6a6rifcn bieicr 9lrt mo bic ,3abl
fcr ntubbGn8iacn Snbritouten bate
iidl oli 40 ucrringcrt. Neionoera
mlfi0QiD ma sic NbiorbirunN grobcr
Sabodotubriten. A!a Mittcl pc1ell
hcn @cttbepcrb oicnte elm fortiuGb-
rcnOcs Nulfaufen Don GcnfurrCn3-
Ntlogcn. &icIc ~itpGdIerc Sirncn
lrl;rOcl tboti0dlid) otis Dem @cidl1it
NGtrlehcn oocr 5ltrl %crtcui on sen
Irl,it Nc}nluBcu. S1 6cu N0lcn Scr
QtpBCrcl ltlt0 nl1dti9crcn TirlnCll
hat Der Srnlt 9clu0b1lid) MIR 0ltrd,
3nbllrn8 zines bobcn a%nuiprciIcS Ole
Gontrole criunrbcn. Iic mtGcbcllrcu
@emilrnc crmoglid)tcn Is ihnl Elm
loId)ea WcIdoitSucriobrrn ourd5l;.
iiibrcn.