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The LARGEST Dairy.

Inc Largest larry.
Broadway Dairy company, a $4,000
900 corporation, purposes to have the
largest dairy in the United States. It
has bought 500 acres Of land near
Rosalia, Wash, where it will support
800 high-grade mich cows, thus dem
onstrating the possibilities Of intensi-
fed farming in the, Palouse county,
with view of breaking up the bo-
nanza wheat fields and making them
small dairy and stock ranches. The
company will feed alfalfa and expects
each COW will produce from SIS to
$50 worth Of milk year. to show
that with 40-acre ranch It is possible
to produce almost as much revenue
as from 100 acres Of wheat land.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-05-12
4 Onion Growing.

Il
The onion thrives best In q cool,
moist soil. which is easily kept In 4
mellow condition. Such soils are cons
fined mostly. to river bottoms. and
they contain more vegetable matter
and sand than Is commonly found Ii
upland soils. Large amounts Of de-
cayed vegetable matter seem to be e.
sential to the best development Of this
crop. sis 4 y .' u. II
Heavy soils are not suitable for
onion growing, for the reason that II
Is dif1cult to make q good bed, and
the surface is likely to bake and
crack, much to the injury Of the young
plants. It Is dimcult to get q uniform
growth q onions On such soils.
49,
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-05-12
ART OF. COOKING RICE.
How to Master It With Little Trouble
! and Careful Washing,

How; to Master It With Little Trouble
! and Careful Washing. ~ -.
Cooking rice is great art which is
easily mastered by those who are will.
ing to take the trouble. 8 In the first
place, do not get inexpensive rice.
Even the best grade is not especially
dear. Always ask for the very best
quality. and you will find the grains
are whole and there is no chat, unlike
the rice one gets in some lunch rooms,
boarding houses and restaurants. which
Is soft and wet like mush and full of
little pieces Of debris. This cheaper
quality is neither so nourishing nor so
palatable. ..,l n.: i" ..gsts5 <
! Rice cannot be cooked properly IN
less it has been washed carefully. Put
it In a coarse strainer, set the strainer
in basin of cold water. pick out all
pieces Of foreign matter and change
the water again and again until it re-
mains clear. Then the rice is ready to
be cooked. ..,, *.:s -,..5
Take one and one-fourth cupfuls OF
boiling water, one-half teaspoonful OF
salt and half a cupful of rice. Put it
into boiling water and salt, in the up
per half Of a double boiler, and steam
for about three-quarters of an hour,
or until there is no grittiness left in
the grains, which should be quite soft
Add little water If the rice becomes
too dry when cooking. When done
pour into colander and set on the
back Of the stove or in the oven for
two or three minutes until all damp,
ness is absorbed and each grain Of rice
stands out from its fellow.
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How to Wash coIo.r.d Embroiderv.

How to Wash coIorsd Embroidery. !.
One method Of washing colored en-.
broidery Is to put q handful of bran.
into warm water and leave the ar
ticle to be cleaned in the water to
soak, pressing It gently from time to
time, but not rubbing it. When. It is
clean hang It until 1t! is nearly dry.
and then stretch It on 4 frame and
iron It. 35*91
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The Churches.
SERVICES IN FOLDAHL.

Rev. G.. Wahlund will hold COM
munion service at E. Olson's school
house on next Sunday, being Whit
sunday, at 1890 A. M. All are cord
tally invited.
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SWEDISH LUTHERAN
e. O. CheIqren, Pastor.

g u OnSI8Te11S TdBCUrs :
= Communion services will be held
in the Vega church next Sunday at
1890 A. M. .z......: -, i. .,.... ~. ."
ftp The North Star College Baccalaure-
ate sermon will be given by o. e.
Abrahamson in the Warren church at
8 P. M. The service will be in Eng
lish. q 81 ID III III.
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TuberouIosis Increasing.

& tuberculosis seems to be increasing
81 this country It Is estimated that
about ten per cent. Of the. COWS will
react on applying the tuberculin test.
Plenty 81 sunshine, pure ali. sanitary
stables and sound feed are the best
spreventiyes of this disease.
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LUTHERAN SYNOD

Rev. A. Salveson will hold services
next Monday, May 16, in the church
at Warren.{S o'clock P. M, and in
McCrea at II o'clock A. M. All are
welcome.
The. confirmants will read in the
afternoon in the church.
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UNITED NORWEGIAN LuTH

><UNlTED NORWEGIAN LUTH.
N. G. w. knudsen. Pastor.
Sunday services May 18th in the
morning at 10:30 at Warren with holy
communion. At Alvarado. with holy
communion, at 4 o'clock P. M.
Conirmant class meets at the par
sonage Saturday May 18th at 10 A. M
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SWEDISH MISSION CHURCH.

Rev. Kenneth A. Rercher
Thursday, prayer meeting at 8 p.
NJ. Sunday morning service at 10: 80.
Prayer meeting conducted by Mr..
John Odman.
Sunday school at IL noon.
Evening meeting postponed.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH

n, n. WyerS, Pastor. , y
At the services next Sunday the
pastor will preach in the morning up
on, "Some Signs of Encouragement
and Hopefulness, and in the evening
he will speak about ''How can we be
fitted for that which is best in life.'
All are cordially invited.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-05-12

the smoke outlet, thus making good
draft, while the kettle is placed in
the bell mouth thus holding it secure
ly over the blaze; it not only utilizes
all the heat of fire, but is far safer
than an open fire. 8: j: .>s:.:l. -, .s~s>
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-05-12

SCANDINAVIAN M. e. CHURCH.
c. o. Christianson. Pastor.
Services next Sunday at 1920 A.
M. and 1880 P. M. Sunday school at
2 P. M.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-05-12

SWEDISH MISSION CHURCH
at Stephen, MINI.
Services Sunday morning at 1890.
Evening services at 1880. The Rev.
Bercher will preach at both meetings.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-06-02
Neaifters Oeatbritbt.

In uIIt essatSrtn. SrtbitOru unb unbtrt initrti.
frit ptripntn:
RaHTtHt pirb bisrmii s,ssbsn, tdb bic
fclstne bsnannttH psrlontn ibrt Rthnunesu
fiuettIassu babtn In btr Sffin bee Rteiftrs fir
9th6hsuns Ron 5sIfdmtnttn une Grtbdune
pom grisftn btr Standardization In uHh fir has
County ron 2afapanna, unb hde btiaett Nb.
minilraiUrtn, grtfutSrtn uub 8OrmiiHbT ibn
8t&nuussn bssIittn babsn In hT Sffitt bts
bsasttn Rseiasrs uub eaB bitisbtn hem Waiitn
9triht jur Stf6iiauns porstltet ptrbtu fo1sn
am Wpniae. ben f3. Suni 1910, nm 10 iibr
8pTmittass;
1. AIiet eiaitribaf. Grtfut'rin br SintrInl.
ltni&aft bee pTf 9obu y. eiaibTihes; Hf,
unb rneehltiet abrthuuus.
Q. 8ribstt WtpausbIin, GrtiuioriH btr pin
tsrlaHtnlHaft bss ptrf. Wi&ad Wtenusblin I;
trRt uub tnbeiIhst MbreHnune.
8. R. Rprrts ReeipptB, abmtuihratuT Der
piHttrlahtni@aft be ssTif. eabIs abetiaHj tTft
nnb tnbshIhet abrt@nuus.
I. %. 6, 8aasIs. asntHiRTatsr ea ptatH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-06-02

Serr uub Srau anton 9sbrli bon
5actorDuile nuroen bur4 ots @sburt
zines Stammbaltsrs erfreut.
- 5rau 9ause, Satin pon Or. s..
B. 9anss, usrreufte ii4 Sumftas su
@rssco Elm SuBselent, als iie siuen 2ada.
mama 3us usrlisB uno siusn uuctrsu
betreten mollte.
- 8illinm Wtoies pon Ululberrp
StraBe, Der burd einen 8aseu bes
Buffalo Bill Sbops siuen armbru9
srbislt, bat Douusrftas ssssn bic bstrsf'
feuoe Gompanie cine @utid6Oisunss'
tlase fhr So. 900 eintrassn laiisu.
- Na6iten Samftas msrbsn bic Der.
Idisoensn Stimmpldte In Der Stabt
often isin, nm ben 0dblern Die @sle.
senbsit 5u ssben. ii& psri6uliG ;u res
siftrirsu. Die Stunoen iinO bon bic
10 Sormittuss unb BON 4 bic 10 gta9.
mittass.
= Die @oniclibirteu Eslepbon Com.
panisen 6es Staates, pou pel1en biz
9adawaunu 1slepbOn @ompanie babier
elm 3weis LIT, iino am Donnsritas In
bic SauOs sinss Muiisusrpaltsrs iibsrss.
sssansen. Dus 8srfabrsn 1T elm freunc,
i9uftli9es uub pirb ben Disnft In TEL
usr Bsiie uffiBiren.
- Der aoutraft fiir bic sspHaltsrtt
9anOitrase Oura bas @ountp nurbe an
Samitas BON ben @ountb @ommiIIGrsr
uno @ontrOllsur gum Prsis BON $1.39
bic Quabrutslle on Sobn Surrisan Dor
Der Staot 9tew DOrt iiberwieisn. Del
aoutrattor Wirb innsrbalbl 80 Eager
nit Der arbeit anfuusen lulisu unb mur
srpartst, bis gum ud9ftsn 5rOit II
Wteilen fertis 3u babeu.
- Sc 1T Ssilfruft in jeOsm!E ErOpfsu
Dus 1T Der @ruuo, luarumI 70 uisl
eeute unbsOiustes Ssrtruuen babsn 81
Or. 8idtsr's Ruiu' Grpsllsr"lbsi Rbsu
matismus, @ridltuus, SsrrsnfuuOsu
Berituudunseu, 8ruitidmerSsn, Sn
HusnSu II. (. p.; er 1T in alien Osut
fGsn GpOtbsisn su 25 unO so @snts Oi
5lai4su Su babsn uuO on Der anfs
S1usmarts erienutlib.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-06-02

i Sm 81. 9sbensiabre IN In Dien
Der uambafts anatom Der gBisnsr uni.
ueriitdt. RrofsliOr Or. @mil 3udsr'
ianbl, babinssi4ie6en. @r wuroe am
1s. sept. 1s49 in Haab seboren, flu.
birte In Disu, wurOe 1874 DoSent In
lltrett, 1879 auBsrOrOentli6sr PrOfei'
for. 1882 OrOsutli&sr PrOfeHOr in @ras,
1888 In Dien.
= Der In 3anias @itb. WiO., abse'
balteue Sabresconueut oes Serbanoes
Der GiieubabnpOit'@lsrts BON Gmerifa
bat fid nit elmer Rsiolution an ben
@ousrsB sspanOt, in weIdsr oarauf ses
oruusen pirb, baB bic @iisnbabnpoit,
@lerts nit srrei1tem so. 9ebsusiabr
obsr na9 rs Disuittubren nit orei
Yierteln ibres lesten @ebalts In ben
Rubeitanb uerisst wsrosu.
= Sn Der Turnballe ju Souisuille
fanb am Sonutas bic uisrte @eneral'
8sriammluHs Oss Dsutid'smeriiaui'
ldsn Staatspsrbanb BON 3entudg
ltatt. Som Buubsss Prdiibsuteu Or.
Ssramsr mar cine @ruB' uuo Slid.
puuidOspsids sinsstroffeH, bic bic De-
lssaten anssusbm beriibrte. Dem Be
ri6t 6es taats.Prdiioeuteu Sobn 9us
big bon 9ismport jufolse bat Der Ssr'
bauo I'm abSslauisnsn Sabre sroBs Sort
idritte seniaft unb uui runo tauisnb
Wfitslisber 3useuommsn. Der Serbanb
;dblt 5472 Wtitslieosr, bat ieAs Staot'
uerbdnbs unb Sraueu3weise In Jtemport
unb 9ouispille. 9esterer 1T erit am
Samftas slbsnb sesriiuoet woroen.
Dae 2Onjert i'm Country Club erfnhr
am Samitas Gbeub cine idbe lntsrs
bre1ung, ais Der @oruettift aOolf 8rauo
pdbrenb bss Spisls entieelt pom Stubl
iunf. Gin 9srSidlas battle isinsm Ssbsn
rim unsrmurtstes 3iel seisst. Das Cons
,ert murbs nutiirIi4 iOfOrt absebroAen.
1rauo, Der i'm alter BON A Sabren
itauo unb leOis mar, geb0rte Der Sobn
8. Beber'Iden Sapslle on uuo mar ein
3si9dster @ornettiit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-06-02

aiitni6aii bn vtrf. Anna Gatbarins 8aFsIb,
ulft unb sneeiilhgt AbrtnHuna
5 3. 8 @arosa, Abminiifratpr bsr 1inirr-
IoiItnfhaft bee prif. Robut &. Aearesa; rRs
uno tnbaiilias Nbrthuung.
6. Peter yOf. @rtfuicr en pintrlantul&aft
cts vuff. gDilliam Narfsrt sTifs unb tbtilptile
Abrthnuug.
Z. SCRANTON 5rua Company. aemiuiRratsr
ou 9iuirlalltni6aft bn pnf Annit D. Big.
lin; tTRt unp snpgiIties abrshuuua.
8. g2arp Gonnsa, Grsfuierin esr SiutuIal-
tni2aft bss psrf Sbpmas GpnnsQ trir uHb
tnbshItigt abrtHnuns.
8. Rary &Snnta. abminiiiratoriu ee Din.
ifrlnHtnf6aft etr ptrf 9ueiip gpnusa tras
une tnesiiItiss abrthuuns.
10. 9. o. BulfIsy, Grtfuirr Der SiuisrIal-
isnitaft br puf. pannab Sans SdmIin @ils
more; trlif unb snoeiIigt Mbrshnuna.
II. Ri&at .. MfGann, 6rauf 3. Re.
Gann, .. 8. MeGann, ibnItbsues Grsfufpnu esr
SinirInlitnf6aft ets psrif. pairid RtGaun;
eritit uno subehIries abn9nuna.
f2. pfnIp S6uta. Meminlliratcr bsI 6iH.
tnIaGsnitaft bG prf. Gpa Stntl ufs uns
snhaiiliies abrthnuns.
10. 8. N. RpnOsban. 5ruifn bn Sintsr-
Iaisni6aft bee pGff parpOn etpis Tft tbtiI-
psit abrstnuns.
| Ia. Jppn Y. Rflp Nemtntifrdtpr BE- bonte
non, etr SiuttTlahsulhaft hts ptrli. ptin GsH-
uOly; srft unb fnbsiltes abrtnnuns.
is. 5snry .. GIbrtGt abminilfraicr cum
isifaHtuic annrc btr pintsrlaatufHaft bts psrif.
8rfsrid GIbrs&t; nit unb tubsaIhst abrs&s
nung.
16. &sp. Wi@dd Sadcpies, NeminilratpT
eu SintrrIantnI@aft ets psrf. Ri@dd 8Oif
sriit uue tnssiiltst Nbrt&nuns.
| IL. gairid 5. S'Dount1, Brrmuub btr
SiutsrIafsuf&aft bee |rtbsrid 8. 5arrp, uumiH-
btets sttne tes perf. Smtn s. 0arTyj sinte
une tnbeiiItist Nbrehnung.
is. patrid 8. S'Dpuntl, BUrmunb btr
SinierlaTtuftafi bee stra. Optn 3. 6dTrp
pitrtt unb tnbefliae Mbrttnuna
19. Carrie 6tnn, Grtfuiorin esr pinttrlafs
itnfGaft Der ptrft. SANE 6. 6tun; psI&t au6
gOrmunb sou 9teia ". Smitb, unmiiubists
3iub ets psrf. Sttpbtn 5. Smitb mar ertfr
uub tnbghliist AbrtHnung.
20. g. 3. ppran, Bcrmunb Der 1iHttrlaf>
ltuf4aft bts Scbn Sprtan, Hinbtri6brtets RiHs
ots snf. SAINTS .. SurbaH; Hft uuS tHbsaI-
ties abu&nuus.
81. g. 8. Saunab, q al, GrtiuirrtH bes
piniuIadanf@aft bes pTf. D. Hl. paHHab 8
mar AUD 8crmunb eu uHuihubiseu GIlk SHh :
TRr unb tRbsiIttst xbt&HaHs.
ptxty o. eabItT,
2O,4 RtGRa Of @iEA
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-06-02

geetp gorfer &robibitioniIten baben
Der @eiessebung einen@ntplrt unter.
breitet, monab elm 9iitrift, Der eirl-
maI .troden" seitimmt bat. fir tnl'
mer troden bIeiben muB. Das aber
nit ben GiItriften seideben icIl, Die
bon ieber NAB" Daren, bariiber
iaaen iie ieIbItnerit1nolid ni6ts.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-06-02

@enn es bem Shpeine. bel ber
oIIaemeinen bobeu @ertbihasung.
Die ibm outbeiI mirO, beitGme, an'
iprii6e aili ben Sitel bes 9onigs Der
Sbiere gu erbebeu, 10 braiiht
nienan6 Dor gerlpunSerrng ouf ben
gfiiden an fallen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-06-02
9omeu-gamen-1amen.

9lotbs. psiBe uuO sslbe Stediwiebsln,
crime @rbisn, Sorn, Salat, &ettiss,
Raoiesdsn. Bohnsu. rOtbe, wsiBe unc
sslbs Tiiben. iowie ale Sorten BON
frii9en beutiden Sdmsrsisn bsim WiuB
ooer Pfuno.
@omaro Siebeder,
15,9 $50 Sadamanna Apenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-06-02
GaS xbal abm parts.

- Srau Bertha @sloer uon Wiooiic.
bsren @atte am 20. Otdrs ourd einsH
.. & 3. 3us sstOOtst wurOs. bat Don'
nsrftas seseu bic @ompauie cine Gnt'
iadOisuussfluss fiir $25, 900 eintruSsu
luHsu.
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@apue @ountp.

SpnssbaIe. .-Su isinsr 0ObnuuS on
Deit StraBe ueritarb am Douneritas
Morseu Diuiam 9inbsrmauu i'm alter
uou "a Sabreu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-06-02
Sruffebler.

Der RIentpnerneiitsr erfIdrte bic
arbeit 6es &upferidnieSes fir pouis
iberflHfis. ia brett fir (3)innIos.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-06-02

- Commander Psarp erbielt BON Der
llnipsriitdt BON @oinburs ben Gttsl
sines Doctors Der Rsdte.
The Washington times., 1910-04-13
NAN AND GIRL DANCE
FIVE MILES IN HOUR
Couple Had to Be Carried
From Floor After the
Race. T"

NEW YORK. April 1s.-Joseph Nor
rissy and Alice Dunn were hailed cham
pion Marathon dancers Of the world in
Somer's Hall. Brooklyn, early today.
They had danced i've miles In one hour
When the race was over the couple
had to be carried from the floor
Seventeen couples started at various
intervals throughout the hail at mid
night. the prize to be accorded TO the
dancers who made I'VE miles in the
shortest time.
Couples dropped. TO the floor from *
heustion- Seconds emptied buckets OF
water on the remaining dancers and
urged them on
The last five minutes was grueIing-
only two couple remained on the
floor. but Morrissy and Miss Dunn were
able 70 lap their antagonists In the
last minute and win
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91asf1tngtom @iules
Want Ads
Branch Agencies

wher- your ad VIII be taken at
Office rates.
NORTHWEST.
Butts Pharmacy, 9Th & A6ass- svs. n "
Mornings Pharmacy 7th & II sts- y. w
GoIdenberg's Dept store. 7th & h Ets- NV.
H5Vard- r D. Iath & " sts- y ".
s. ham, sons s Co Dept store. sth &
IIs1tsnsiy's Pharmacy. 18th & L sts. n. ".
Maltby's Pharmacy, 1857 Calvert ST. ~ ".
Eicols' Pharmacy. 18Th & Pa ave N W
Paul Pearson. 18th 81 & Fla ave " W
OuiEIey-s Pharmacy 2lst d SIS. ~. ".
Peas Pharmacy TN q = SIS n "
Simpson. J. F. tn & r sts- n. y.
smith J K, 3sth & Wisconsin ava
Tsyloe's Pharmacy. sth & p SIS. n ".
Veitch r a. 20-h & II sta N "
wagner & Co. 1sJ & H SIS. " ".
EaruoId-s- 2511 18th St n ".
weller. +. E.5 555f ~ 81
PattIe. N V. 1Sz9 Georgia ave
sauford's Pharmacy, n y ave = n cap.
PARK ROAD Pharmacy, nth a. & PARK I'd
NORTHEAST
Burners Pharmacy, y. cap & n sta
Krause FharElacy. 6th & x Ets- n
Eaadan's Pharmacy 200 ia ave y
Lamb & Taylor. 18th & z. Cap STA
Model Pharmacy, 6th & Il sts- N e
hfcCheEuey g. Joachim - & y sts n =
New York Avenue fharEnscy. y. 2. ava
SOUTHWEST
Eisenbsiss' Pharnac-. 4th & 3 81 q Y
1EeDonald- J. ". ~ & L sta s. ".
SOUTHEAST
BurroVs' Pharmacy. 18th st. & Pa AZ s. 3.
Roach Drug Co. & 9 sta s. 8
VVener's sth & I sts- s. z
Powell A. E. tth Z z Cap
ANA COSTA
Bury's PhaIu1acy cor Monroe & JeTe--o7
streets
ALEXANDRIA
came. r L, Alexandra. Va
BROOkL.ASD-
Lintoa & NeIs1n. BrookIaud. D. c
CHEVY CHASE
Er-re--ar 4 c. L--rra
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NAVY


ARRIVED-Standish and Severn at Nor
folk, Chester at Havana, and Apache
at Hampton Roads
EAILED-Tennessse and South Dakota
from Panama. for Punta Arenas,
Charleston Chattanooga, and CleVe-
land from HongkOnE for Annoy
The Washington times., 1910-04-13
The Vital Records.
BITfEz

Bove and Lille Udon, girl
Samuel c and Helen l. Patchett- boy
John H and Wilhemina A NutnaI. boy
Jacob and anna NJ .Eller. boy
Thomas J. and Ellen A. MuldOWney
girl
D0mmet and PdOCenJma F'OlOsCiO, girl
Hugh p and Bertha 7 Griffin gil
Charles w and NeLtie /. Ellis. girl
Russell and Dawn sutton girl
Joseph H and Lille r. IiGhLfCOI. boy.
samuel and Annie Kaufman boy
CarmelO and Angela 1IiliCe. boy.
Giovanni and Esidora GiuTrida, girl.
Alfredo and Giusedua Since, girl
The Washington times., 1910-04-13
Deaths

George W Chandler. q years. Casualty
Hospital.
Thomas ingram. "a years, Garfield Hos
pftaI.
Elmer Dean. 70 years Teuleytovu- d c
David NJ. Ogden, IS years. 1913 East Cap
ftaI street
L,uama PeIlow, IS years, Providence
HsspIfal
sarah Bell. s. years, IN ambulance to
Casualty Hospital.
The Washington times., 1910-04-13
Marriage Licenses.

John B. TEnor. Of Richmond. Va. and
Annie L Gilmer, Of Hanover county
Va.
John r Clark and Gertrude Bull, or
washington
Harry Payne and Josephine Mckinley,
OF WASHINGTON
Hubert A. PAYNE and Anna N BurCh-
inaI, Of washington
John " Brown and Sarah Ellis, OF
washington.
The Washington times., 1910-04-13
BIRDS AND ANIMALS

SINGING CANARIES. Parrots. Dogs cats
Goldfshss. Rabbits. Guinea Pigs and Chick
ems sCHMID's BIRD STORE. IL 1zth st.
N y. aDs-tf
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DEATHS

DAERRTDGE-0n MonGay- April H. 1910 ~
his residence pa Ninth street northeast
GEORGE e husband Of Sarah DandridEs.
father Of James. Henson Samuel, and Ma
orni DsndrfdEe
nEAC-On Tuesday, April =. 1910. ELMER
o. son u Emma = and the late James
2 Dean sBEed nineteen years
HARTOu Tuesday. April =. 1910 a. Aucon-
Canal zone. FRANKLIN WILSON beloved
con ~ Capt. Abraham and the late Bertha
Hart
Notice o. funeral hereafter. 1tc
JONES-On Tuesday April y. 1910. at he-
residence. <o1 II street northwest. MARY c.,
wife q Thomas ". Jones
EURDL[Or April g. 1s1a ANNIE N
HURDLE fnee Huuphreys1. beloved wife
q William s Hurdle
Funeral from her late residence. ZI2 Third
street northeast. on Friday. April -. a. .
, n In1ermenC private.
(8altimo-e papers please ccDy) ap15-zrs
aEEGEE-SuddenIy. on Tuesday. April Z. 1910
A. e. M at his residences, 41eta Eighth
street southwest, JOSEPH A.. son Of George
? ard the lac May r Mcgee
PARKER-Departed this life on Monday
April IL 1915. at go a. m AZ her resi-
cence, 1f1G Pierce place northwest ALICE
v PARKER wife o. Harry Parker and
ne mother Of Clarence Parker
VAN BUREN-Cu "Wednesday Ao-ir Il 1910
az a. m. CHARLES THORETT2,C 'VAC
buren, son Of the late EaroTd SreTfaTd
Van Buren. and Anne Thorbu-u Toars,1
aged sixteen years and three u1enths
Notice Of funeral hereafter Tfa
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at The Times Office. bring your
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following
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Army and Macy
SerUice Orders


AKm1
Second Lieutenant GEORGE H BRETT,
Philippine Scouts, 70 Fort Hancock.
New JerseNr for temporary duty
Captain GARRISON McCASEEE- 18th
Infantry, is relieved from treatment
at the General Hospital, the Preside
OF san Francisco, Cali and VIII pro-
coed TO join his proper station.
NAVY
Lieutenant z W MCINTYRE, to navy
yard, Mare Island, Cal
Lieutenant H @. s WALLACE 10
charge recruiting station, Detroit,
Mich
Lieutenant ". Il ALLEN. detached
charge recruiting station, Detroit,
Mich, TO duty Texas
Ensign 7. F. DORTCIT, when discharged
eatment Naval Medical school Hos
pitaI, Washington D. c. TO Della
ware
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IN MEMORIAM

LAMBDEN-In loving -eu1e--rra1-- n nv
husband. GEORGE " LAlTRDTE v-h.
departed this lie tvso years aEo todsv-
April 1S. 1868
Gone bur not forgotten
nc by bis VIE
WOGD-I1 sad but loving remembrance ~
our dear mother MARY WOOD. who de-
parted this life one year ago today. April
=. 1903
Death has robbed me OF my mother
Whom loved and cherished dear
II was mother yes. dear mother
Can 7 help but she'd a tear
BY Her Loving Daughter Ellie
Aou are not forgotten dear mother.
Nor VII you ever be.
As lonE life and memory Laer
VII remember thee
II BY Her Loving Daughter. Fannie
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TYPEWRITERS

RESULT L c Smiths. Underwood. Rem
sagton, Smith Premier. sood as new. FOR
and onice supply CO.. z1sI 81 NV. N 500.
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SPIRITUALlSM

MEETINGS Monday and Thursday. m
caiy readings az the home O. Ms J. f
MALTBI- 951 II 81 n " Phone n gao
apI2-7t-
1I1IE CORNISH. GIFTED MEDIUM 1913
your lie core ltlys gives names. facts.
readings daily and Sunday so Sd 81 y z
cor +, near Union Statioa- Ladies only.
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WALL PAPER
WALL. PAPERS.

WALL PAPERS.
One thousand 1910 imported and domestic
patterns OF papers can be bought al our
wholesale house - per cent less than else
where We have just opened the LARGEST
1obbinE house IN washington
THE CAPITAL WALL PAPER Co.
Al 1Ith St y. W Main AS
aple-we.Su-tf
ROOMS PAPERED, 500 Up. Phone CT send
postal for samples and estimate. CHAS p
ETSAN. LS ard st :. z Tel Lincoln
1893 N mh20-tf
ROOMS PAPERED. 8 up Spring styles now
In: work guaranteed lie PREFIX. 15u 9Th
St y W Phone North 24si- fei7-tf
HC1ST THE OLD RELIABLE
Now located sth & @ nw.-Au work reduced
next 80 day. Telephone Main 2sf7. lessor
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AUTOMOBILES

gents FOR sWINEHART TIRES
or motor trucks CARRIAGES. and aufsr-0-
1fies- J. n DOYLE. 81 Pa ave 81 W.
arI1-lH-
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WoRKNGMEN'S WANTS

WORkINGMES-"Awf tough luck. men
str1ke II rich here. get 70 the game.
boy: tailored slightly used coats, vests. 81 -50
~ and more come TO our store one price
only JUsTH'S OLD STAND, SO D n ".