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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-11-03

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but OF various advertisers
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not desire that their names
or addresses he known.
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yu!ge any information re.
garding these ads (other
han that which they con-
tain such information being
confidential.
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WANTED.

for married couple,
w furnished or unfinished with heat
and hight King Street preferred. Adj
dress Il. l.. H.. Gazette Office. nov st
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-11-03
PreScience.

There is coming a break in your.
life through blonde woman" i
knew it! My nice dinner set is going
to get smashed by our new Swedish
cook"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-11-03
SPECIAL NOTICES
RUNMAGE SALE

for the benefit OF the CHILDREN )
HOME at 30l y. ALFRED ST. for one
week commencing Thursday, Nov. Ind
Donations solicited. nov ! Ut
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-11-03
NOTICE.

NOTICE TO STATE TAXPAYERS =
~ am now prepared TO receive the
State taxes for the year 1911. Inc atien
ton of taxpaycrS is respectfully called
TO the importance on paying the same
prior 10 DeccmberI, 1911. rs on that ualc
4 penalty Of five per cent will be audcu 10
ali unnaid bills. and their collection en-
forced us required by law.
THOMAS w. ROBINSON,
ocLl1 cod til City treasurer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-11-03

ITO Be CONTINUED
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-11-03

NOTlCE-Thc annual meeting of the
IN stockholders OF the ALEN ANllRlA
WATER COMPANY will be held At 10
O'Clock n. H., on MONDAY, November
I, 1911.
octOtd GEORGE UHLER, Sec'y.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-08-03
COMMISSION FORM Or GOVERNMENT FOR
ALASKA


Commission Government becoming very popular Graft and
corruption Il city politics such the acandles revealed Boston,
6aKston Lo Angeles Philadelphia and San Francisco have
brought commission form d government for cities Congress-
Able deal successfully with the increased obligations imposed
II commercial prosperity Ike railway
traffic and the Of POSSESSIONS the Philippines,
aYe resulted II he creation Of the Interstate
PHILIPPINE Commissions Tie Civil Service Commission principal
protest against THE system If spo city and national
politics
he present congressional investigation viii doubtless tell the
American people the Of the mis-rue in Alaska It that
Alaska Is e Ar AWAY Ior Congress understand the solution of
e economic industrial and political conditions the president has
therefore INNOCENTLY given away BY order
ng e Alaskan Issue entirely mistaken and the people deceived
Whatever The verdict propose that Congress Alaskan
Commission with power not simply recommend bu govern
subject recall and penalty If mpeached and Of beay
Ing public trust
@ a|os making money "a themselves and notice the giving
Az great veal make weath influential interests
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-08-03
DRUGS FOR ARTIFICIAL TAN
Not Necessary to Spend Hard-Earned
Money at Summer Resort-prus-
aist viii Sell Chemicals.

Chicago wake me Is minutes
earlier than usual in the morning
mother dear"
"Why?"
II want to get tanned before ! take
the elevated"
Such dialogues as this are now car
ried on by people who wish to be
tanned, but In the olden days they
talked this way:
Well, next Monday leave for the
lake I'm going to sit In the boat each
day and In a week III return with
tan that will put my palefaced friends
to shame"
What's the use in these enlightened
days of spending your hard-earned
money and your time at summer re-
sort when the main object of your
vacation is merely TO put on q good
brown summer color?
In the first place, to so to q sum
mer resort costs $40 a week and up
mostly up, and to get thoroughly tan
ned outdoors il more or less danger
Gus. for you may not be able to lie
down for several nights IL you expose
your arms too long to the hot sun.
The invention of an astute chemist
has made 1t folly for one to take a
trip and running chances Of getting q
cinder in his eye. Moreover, this In
vention hma made II possible for the
hard-workAmg ballroom boy to make
his friends believe he plays golf most
of the time
TO get tanned this summer all you
have TODD is to purchase from drug
store bottle OF tanning fluid. In
stead Of taking trip Just go to the
bathroom and apply the stun, and
your friends won't know but that
you've spent large lump OF money
at q fashionable summer resort
OF course, the artificial tan viii
wear OF in week or so. but so will
regular tan.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-08-03

DR.. Alvah H. Doty, health officei
OF the port of New York. who is en-
gagged In lighting the threatened In
yasi0n OF cholera, is regarded as an
efficient and watchful public otficIal
He ls lecturer On quarantine santa
ton At Bellevue Hospital Medical col
lege and fellow Of the New York
Academy Of Medicine. :
DR.. Doty says that the cholera germ
can be received IN one way only.
through the mouth, and that there is
no danger In ordinary contact with
persons who have the disease.
However, Charles Dnshkind. counsel
Tor the compliments at the Investiga
ton OF DR.. Doty's Official conduct now
II progress, declares his belief that
the cholera patients recently placed
IN the hospital caught the disease not
on the steamer but at the immigra.
lion station, where all the passengers
were detained after landing.
The danger, III rather the under.
standing 0f Ill, III further increased by
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-08-03
WOMAN FIGHTS OLD PANTHER
Beast Attacks Her and Two Little
Daughters n Barnyard--KlIIs Two
PvAnD Pigs ard Cost.

Ukah, Cal-Thomas JefSsies has
lost his goat, also two fine young
Berkshire pigs which he had recent
#ly received from the east II all hap
pened when en- old panther and her
two cubs visited the JefTries ranch
and made meal Of the goat and the
young swine.
Jeffries, who owns q large ranch
near Orr's Springs. left home early to
work on the road, leaving his wife
and their two little daughters at home
alone Shortly after noon she and
the children went out to feed the
small prize pigs, and when she reach
ed the yard in which they were kept
she was terrified by seeing large
panther leap from behind bush and
spring toward her, closely followed by
two cubs. Selling the children in her
arms, the mother fed to the house,
closely pursued by the ferocious Cali
fornia lion. They reached the house
safely and she slammed the door in
the face of the unwelcome guest.
After walking across the porch sew
eral times In search of an entrance.
the angry panther espied the goat near
the house, and after a race through
the barnyard and into the chicken
house she grasped 1t by the throat and
carried It to her cubs. Not being sat
isfied with their meal the panther be-
gan another search and killed the two
pigs, carrying one to each of her
cubs. Having satisfied their appetites
they fingered round the house a few
minutes and then disappeared in the
.edwoods nearby.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-08-03

The ruler Of . country which has
been so welded to ancient customs
aa to fall far behind In the progress
or the world may be ever 80 intellf
gent and progressive and ever 80 de-
airOus or adopting modern systems,
but he can accomplish little unless he
can bring his advisers to his way OF
thinking. That = the position In
which the young shah ~ Persia has
found himself. Realizing that the
financial system of his country Is
archaic and that there can be no real
progress for Persia until the coun-
try's money affairs and credit are put
on Arm mmd modern foundation.
some months ago he invited w, Nor
gan Shuster and corps of Americans
to come to Persia and take full charge
of the country's finances for a period
OF years. Mr.. Shuster and his com
panions are In Persia now, but both
they and the shah found great din
culties In their way.
The plan was bitterly opposed by
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-08-03

When Josiah Strong said: "Tha
universal impulse to play is divine
ly-ordered thing. II God gives the in.
stinct. man ought to provide the play
ground" he struck the keynote of
wave OF feeling that Is sweeping over
the country in favor of the play
grounds.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-08-03
sssa 400. 600 In lnauranca.

New Claims and benefits to
the enormous total OF $3.50. 400, 900
were paid last year by life insurance
organizations in the United States,
according to the annual computations
made by the Insurance Press.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-08-03

Great 5rItaln's Smallest Tree.
The smallest tree that grows in
Great Britain may be seen on the very
top OF Ben Lomond. It is the dwarf
willow, which at maturity reaches a
height Of only two inches.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-08-03

Sepahrd
IS Official
to his post Of duty The
prime difficult for him TO abandon the
emiona ideas which he has been trained
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go. 5-aiiitenftai6te.. lis i.5o neeana osra
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Arflnft-
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10. 10-gl gafo Ii. Beften. 1880 nad3n,
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gbfnbrt-
30. a-Na6 eI gaiO uno weaen.
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- $3.50 abenbs
go. 1o-gad 3. Often. 1000 absm6S
sto. 8-@a9 benz Often. ..11:15 BORN
@ietoria 9ibiiiOn, q. S. & g. q.
antitnft =
SO. -euerO, gietoria. 800 naa,m
yfo. 303s313-guero, @ictoria.
Gbfahrt- ~ aOs''D9
SO so2-euero, @ietoria. .7:so BORN
No. So4z314-guero, 8ictoria ......
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anfiinft-
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no. 241-wOn aouiton ,,nb q gaISeitpm i,eSs'
.6:20 moraens
9so. 7-@on Dallas u. Sort 8ortb
o 7:30 morgens
go 235-Tom Norben. 7.45 bormitt
20. 15-Bon Wnco. 800 naf5m.
No 9-@om Norben. -. TAO abenos
46fabrt
No; 246-9aa6 9ouiton uno Stem Or,
leans 1920 moreen5
No. 10-0a6 Dem Norben. :O5 borm
Ao. 8 Nad5 9allas, Sort Bortb
nno Baco ........ $40 obeubs
yto. 236-Had Dem Norben. -.
-. bib oben6s
No. 242-gea6 Soufton unb @als
oelton ..............10 .10:30 abenbs
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-02

- 8ei bent 9ranbc Der plilpere
fabrif in gbebalis, @aibineton, iino
fieben illi1ge Waoben, Die bort ar,
beiteten, um's 2cben gefommen.
Der 8unoeslnari9an 9enfel
tn Netu Oorf, oer ben GERM Carrie.
gle, Morgan, 3odefeller II. 9l., Die
geribtlihen @orlaolllgen in ocnl
Stabltruit 8ro5eB iiberbradt bat,
lit iiberaa iebr freunoIib aufge-
norn1elr iuoroen Carnegie bot iln,l
sur @riunerung oil ben oellfpiiroi
gen 9ueenblif iogor feline Yboto.
graphic nit ieiner eigenbdnoigen
l1nteridrift geihenft.
= 9lus Detroit, Miid., iuiro ge.
nleIoet, es babe bort Der crite ribti.
ge sdneefan in oieiem Serbit itott.
gefun6en.
@nldBlib Der i'm fommenoen
Sabre itattfinben6en 50idbrisen &c.
oe1ffeier bes eriten S1loienftiteI,
lens eepon5erter 5diffsfoIoife oiirf-
te in 5ampton 9ioaos cine grobe
Slottenparabe itattfinoen, in Ser
aud Die SdIadt 5tpifden .Moni.
tor" uno uMerinac" lnoaIid Ditto,
rid getreu ipieberbolt tperoen ioII.
@uh iolen Die .fremoen Mdhte cin,
gelaoen neroett, lire arieesfabrsell-
ge ber5uienoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-02
er ltniberiitdt ooppeIt tpillfommel1

@ie bon offi5ioier Seite nit.
geteilt piro, finoet Die firhlide
Srauung oes er5ber5oes Seroinono
&orl 2uopig, Der befollntlid auf
ieinen Stang uno SiteI persihtet
uno ben biirgerliden Nolnen gura
angenommen bat nit Der 9roiei.
iors Gobter Bertha g5uber binnen
aur5em IN @o5en itatt. Ser aai1er
Sron5 Soiepb bat ,ah longem gSi.
oeritreben ieinen Seeen gu oeln
Seraensbuno oes Daares gegeben
nno oieien nebel1 eiller offi3ielfen
Mpanage bon 10000 Gronen aus
feiner Bribat S6otuIIe einen idEr.
liben 3ni6nB bon 10000 4ronen
onsaeiebt. gerbeiratet iiio ser @ra.
beraog nl1b Die f6Dne To6ter oes
9ofrats 9rof. Or. g5uber eigert-
lid idon ieit fiinf Sabrer. sbre 81.
biltraltlng erfolgte i'm Sabre 1906
In 3iirid, oo6 iit Die @be unter BEN
oiterreidii6en @eies ungiItie. Gem
@erbaltnis Der geioen iino iolpeit
5tpei ainoer entiproiien, Elm iett
adt Sabre alter @l,abe uno ein feds.
iGbriges Mao6en.
- Der bon eieefrie6 gsaguer
auf Gr. Mi6aro StranB gelnobte
lenlattonefle slngriff bat IN Ser Brei.
le einen Sturm Der gntriiitung er.
regt. Son alle1 Seiten perurtcilt,
bat 8agner periudt, iih gu nerteibi.
gen. ober beionoers mannbaft ,mo
tuiiroepoll eebt er oabei ni9t an
@erfe. CT eiebt gu, oab er bie
pSalome" uno oie ogleftra" .nie auf
Der giibne gefeben bat, uno ent.
iduloigt iib nit ser gebauptung,
oas 10 biel Staub ouftpirbeIlloe
SStlterpietp lei ibm geeell ieinen be-
item Wtller bon eineln neibliden
Geporter abgenotigt iporben.
Sci oen @abIelt fir oen
Sdmei5er Notionalrat tpnroen ITO
Sortidrittler, Al 4onierpatipe, 8
SoaialiIten uno Z ltnabbdneige &C.
wablt Die @ablen filtoen alle orei
Sabre itatt.
General ssieueroo bat iiber-
all I'M Stoot Morelos ein Manifeit
peroffentIibeu laiiell in Dem er
ollen 9aebelletr, oie innerbolb flint.
oebn gage Die Waffen i1ieberIegen,
Die bolle @er5eibung Der Megierlng
beripridt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-02
Die @ottos Der beridieoenen
Staateu.


gs ipiro unlere 2eier it1tereilie.
ren, Die Wottos Der peridieoenen
Staaten gu erfabren, Die mir bier
folgen loiien.
gllabama- 9ier ruben mir.
Mrfunias- Das 8olf regiert. :
Galiforniett- SD babe es gefun.
ben.
Colorado 9ei6ts obne gott.
Connecticut Der, pelher ieg-
net.
Delalpare 6reibeit umo l1nab.
bangigfeit.
5lorioa- @ir pertrauen aus
@ott.
@eorgia- aonititution, @eis,
beit, @erehtigfeit, Wa6Bisteit.
Suinois- gtnaten Souberani-
tat, rationale union.
Snoiana- sat fem Meotto.
Sotua- uniere 0reibeit preiien
mir uno uniere Me6te iuolIen mir
erboltetl.
Ranias- 3a ben Sternen ourd
Sdpierigfeiten.
aent,tdp- 8ereint iteben mir,
getrennt fallen mir.
2oui(iana- @erehtigfeit, Union
r1l6 .3ufrauen.
Maine- Sd Ieite ooer fibre.
Warplan6- @abie uno ge6eibe.
Maffahuietts Meit oem59mert
fuht es Grieoen ulto Greibeit.
Wihigan- Wenn Du eine idoile
Suiel fuhit, finoe iie bier. Sd ipia
Did ifiiten.
Minneiota Der Norbitern.
Miifiiiippi- Sot fein Motto.
Miifourt- Die @olfabrt oes
Bottles lit 6as bohfte @eies.
gebrasfa- @leihbeit Dor bern
@eies.
aebaoa-- alues fir unier @ater-
lono.
SEEM Sarnpibire- Sat fein Waot-
to.
SEEM Serieb- Greibeit unb @ol.
ergeben.
Stem yorf- grcelfior -bober.
Npro-garolina- aonititution.
Ohio Sat fein Motto.
Dregor-- sic fliegt NIT ibren
eigenen. yliigeln.
BenniDlbanien -Gueeno, 5rei
beit uno l1nabb1ngiefeit.
@booe Sslano- 5offniing.
Siib-g garolina- 8orbereitet inl
@eift un6 nit Weitteln bereit, 2eben
uno 9eiistum gu geben. 90 lanee
id) atme, boffe id.
9enneiiee Mderbau, San6el
9eras- Sat fein Motto.
germont- 6reibeit unb CHING.
feit.
9ireinien- 60 seidebe allek
Sprnnnen.
@eit-@ikginien- @ebirgsleute
iinb freie W1nner.
@iseoniin- 8oripdrts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-02
Der 3eiten aanf.

lteberaa in allen Gdem
Sneii 3riege uns erfGlrr6tn.
Sn SripDlts, ba bpmbarbiert
atalten flott unb egpebiert
Sn Sd)tffen, grok nnb tart nnb idJ,uer
8ieI 9anieno Sruppem iiber's Mseer.
ifitS fein Menif, ifJ barf's mol iaget
gBtr6 es sii bestueifeln ,uascn
DAFT III China idbled)t es itebt,
Niles brnnter nnb briiber sebt.
MHb in Wesifp fiiriuabr
Sfffs aud fein geiesnet Sabr.
Sapata u,tb 4anberaS
Tret6enfS 6bs, eS lit fein SpaB.
tlnb nes 9ebens tuenig frpb
Wirb ber sroee Waberu.
Sa, bas Hnb nun ioldbe Sahen,
Nidts list iidJ bagegcn MAIDEN
limb man madt, it's aud su ptel
Cute Weien' 5ant b5ien GpieI.
Soffnnng ,uirb mns INNER miutem,
90 lang' iuir nod 2pme 9tar trim.
Ten,
SDld' ein Bier, fiirmabr, Is idlafft
sslbit aus @ltSmmt Gaft nnb 9raft.
9rnns betht BITE Taror aud bier:
,Dtei Nal bod bas 2ome Star
.8ieri"
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esn1 sslomer-Soibitof ~, 3

Sm 5lomer-Soipital 5u Cole
90, Ohio, iino Die gbirureen IN bic
len Sagen babel, benz 14iabrigcr
SarrD @laspel,, BON @eit-goIeoo,
ein neues slntlis 5u beidaffen. glls
fleines &ino batte Sarrp an ei,tem
6reuoenfeuer seipielt ,nO iid Do.
ourd) 9ranomllnoen on 8eiiht,
9als uno 8ruit 5uge5ogen oie be.
ionoers oas glntlis entieblif ert-
Iteat selafien baben. gsun 90 er
berangeipadien, lit oieie 4ntlisent.
itellltng ibm binoerlid geiueien, in
Der Sdule oroenttid fort5ufonenin,
neil er ipegen ieirtes 9lusiebens
bon anoerell Sungen INNER nllr oe-
bonielt tpurbe, unb in Ser @rfennt.
nis, oaB bniielbe Misscidicf hein
Sungen al,d ipater im &alupIe
um's 9aiein elm &inoerllis iein iper-
oe, bot Die 8eboroe bon Meit-9o.
leoo nun fir feline @ufnabme l,to
aHeparierung" i'm 5oipital geiorgt.
Weitleioige @eni9et ba6en ie cil'
Stiif Der eieenen Saut bergeaebelt,
Inn Dem ssungen 3st eiliem nellen
MntliB All perbelfen.
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grinat mandje aranfheit.

Wen1 ale 3eute tpiiBtelt Boz
nerna9l1iiiete 8erItopfune in I'm.
peroanlidfeit, @elbiudt ober g.
berfranfbeit enoet, ipiiroem lie baIt
Or. Sings geeue 2eberpilfen reb4
men uno ben SoIsen cit, enos
MAIDEN. Ser ein5ig iidere BeB
Dos Bette fir @alligfeit, 9opf.
meb, 9pspepiie, Sieberanfdfle mi
Sdmahe. 25c BEL allen stpotbe.
fern.
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Der Gdlluaber.

u9iefer alte 9uitor Miiller, iaee
id Sbnen, Der balt 9teoen rein
gum auspahienl ltno babel min cs
Der 3ufall, baB i6 INNER nit ibm
gu nun friese. Gr bat meinen Sling
iten eetauft, er bat mid getraut, ia
er bat mir ielbit Dor oreiBig Sabren
Die 9aufreoe gebalten llno ih babe
mid iebesmal babel itrdfli6 gelara.
ipeilt!"
@ebanfen nieoer3uibreibcn lit
beionoers ihtper, menn man - feline
bat.
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slneit Dor Sem Meiier.

SD lieB mir nidt meinen Suf
iagte $. 9. glp, Dot
gantatn Ohio, utrosoem id mil
einem idredliden frebsartigen @e.
ldtpiir bier Sabre lang eeplaet mar.
aber id gebraudte 8udlen's Mrni-
ca Salbe uno mein SUB NOR balo
gebeilt." Sic beilt olle Bunoen
ge5ema ausidlag, Siibneraugen
uno Sanorrboioen. 25c Bel aIfen
Mpotbefern.
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Giieababn : Tabrplan.
S, & g. q. gabu.

S. & 9. q. gabm.
ant,tnft-
Mo. 3-gom gaorben. $50 abenos
geo. 6- Bonn Norben. .6.45 mora
gto. 7-2ocal bon Searne. 1856 mora
No. s-Soeal bon Baleftine -. ;. :.
9, ..10.45 nbenos
go. 4-Won Megifo. ....1.55 nad6m
No. 12-Soeal bon aareoo (semiidt). I.
900 mora.
Mo. e @a9 Dem 9or6en. 1855 uos5m.
gto. g. Nad be1n Noroen. 500 oben6s
gso. 8o2ocal nad Raleitine. 7.3O mora
sto. 10 egpref nab 9earne. ;.
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.... =. 800 abeuos.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-07

position that no one would hnd out
"what the Eroom's mother gave
him."
The first correct Hist of answers
came from J. s. Cooper, 1882 Fifth
street northwest, which wins the
first prize of $3.
The second prize winner was sent
by Miss G. Weaver, 1920 street
northwest, which entities Miss
Weaver to 81.
And the third prize award goes
to Miss NJ. Dix, 1928 o street north
west, for the third correct solution
of the puzzle.
The fourth correct list came from
Miss M. M. Cooper, 2512 Seventeenth
street northwest.
"The Culinary Couftshtp" proved
as difficult q puzzle as 1T was In.
tcresting. That 1T was the latter IL
attested by many apprecfative. let
ters which came to me from tne
Puxsle Circle throughout the week.
We have another culinary pussie
this week.
What sort of o contest do you
want next weekf
II you desire another puxaie anu
car prepare one that Is local anu
entirely different from any we nave
had, send 1t to me.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-07
Little Bedtime Tales By ze.zn n4xzzs

you some idea of how the great hall
looked.
As Leon and Rose entered the hall
they gasped with astonishment 1t
seemed as If the covers of a fairy book
had suddenly opened before them re-
vealing a wonderful fairyland Of color
and brilliance.
And up on the stage there was a real
WINDMILL and its wings swung lazily
around just as they would In the open
air. Leon wondered at first how the
sails could go without any wind and
how he laughed a few moments later
when he found a little friend of his
inside turning a crank which made the
wings go round.
After hunting among the countless
booths that lined either side of the
hall. the children found both the lem
onade stand and the grab booth, and
then the first fair-goers began to ar
rive. By the middle of the afternoon
the great hall was thronged with hun
dreds of people. and Leon and Rose did
a tremendous business. 1t seemed as
II almost everybody in the hall wanted
a grab and a drink of lemonade Z.
II you little folks ever get the chance
to go to church fair just go. 1t Is
a whole lot Of fun.