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Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-06

\ New York woman who knew how to look miserable, and attire her two children like paupers, sat in a door way and was finally found to have amassed a fortune.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-06

For evening wear some of the rival: to lace are the brocades, in metal satin and velvet, and the printed silks and VelYets.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-06
NEEDLEWORk NOTES.

Stenciling continues to hold it's own. New designs come stamped on arras cloth, being suitable for pillow covers and table scarfs.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-06

There have been 47 people killed be-
 cause Of hunting accidents which have . occurred this season
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-06

F1ounces of lace are used on tn newest afternoon gowns. They ar placed quite fiat.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-06

Since the Angora rabbit holds first place as a popular pet, now, it may get more into evidence.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-06

They should be kept in a clean place ready for this particular business and for nothing else. A handy place for Il, enn is thfa cIotheSnin bag
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-06

President Tafts question what the cefnocrsts had better to offer than the sherman antitrust law eliciIs no an Srer- The democracy always courts silence under such circumstances
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-06

Never mend kid gloves with silk thread. It will cut the kid. Use. in stead, a soft, fine cotton thread If as near the color of the glove as you can find, and sew with ss fine a needle as possible.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-06
EDITORIAL NOTES.

Massachusetts had d sleet storm last week that killed hens in the open fields on the Cape.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-06

X trust has cornered the cranberries and the price has been doubled The trusts are willing to corner our hber- ties and double our distresses if we will let them
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-06

Ne are told motoritis is surely com ing and those who get it will not get well until they abandon motoring al- together
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-06

In country where irrigation is needed to grow everything the politi- Teal fad shows it's ability to get along
 without it.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-06

A Boston man committed suicide tho other day because his dog had died He seemed to forget he could buy another,
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-06

- The trusts hate President Taft and this is the reason the voters should hold him in high esteem regardless of party.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-06

Silk and mousseline do Soie gowns are trimmed with very tiny silk and satin buttons.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-06

Colonel Cody has retired to private life. This does not mean he has elect ed to rust out, for he is bound to wear out
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-06

Happy thought for today: Some men think a stranger in a barroom is en- titled to more courtesy than the wife at home
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-06

Tiny baking powder biscuits, as thin as wafers, make dainty sandwiches Bread should be 24 hours old Those who like very dainty sandwlches cus the crust away from the bread, but if you wish the sandwich to have a true food value the crust must remain.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-06
SUGGESTIONS FOR
 THE HOUSEWIFE.

Brighten hnoleun after washing and wiping dry by rubbing with linseed oil. Just a few draps on a piece of flannel
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-06

blOuD1C III dll A1D dre adful forms {; shooting pains all over my body, sick headache, spina l
 weakness, dizziness,
 d e pr e s s Ii on, and everything that was horrid. I tried many doctors in different parts of the United States, but Lydia F.
 Pinkham's Vegeta- ble Compound has
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-06

The luncheon should be varied in service. Change the menu three times q week at least. If the child can come home to luncheon, so much the better for both child and parents. Mothers can then see to the wants and deter mine if the child is eating enough of the right kind of food.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-06
SCHOOL LUNcHEoNs.

Luncheons for school children should be of a good quality and a generous quantity. Growing children require nutritious food and plenty of it to supply brain. nerve and muscle.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-06

Stains on enameled saucepans may be removed by dissolving a half tea spoonful Of chloride of lime in the saucepan of water, and then boil till the stain disappears. Then boil asain with pure water
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-06

can do nothing the next morning with out an eye opener.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-06

A pretty accessory for a school girl which will change the appearance of her dress is to make a rather broad sailor of clack lsik or satin; have the collar V-shaped in front and line both collar and string ends with white or a color which will harmonize with the dress. These collars are easily adjust ed.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-06

One reason son men do not stick To the farm is because every time they go near it too much of it sticks to them.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-06

Beef roasted or boiled. with dump
 Iings one day and gravy the next, with
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-06

October, like June, is a month of weddings: and November is the one month when family reunions are in order
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-06

Colonel Bryan is complaining of the a-ssed minds which compose the su- prene court
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-06

The washcloth is often at the root of a poor complexion Many girls do not take the proper care of it. After each using it should be washed carefully and rinsed in clear, boiling water and dried in the sun.- It should be sent to the laundry at least once q week.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-06
OTTUMWA WOMAN
 CURED
By Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound

Ottumwa, Iowa.-'For years l was almost constant sufferer from female
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-06

As rule. the man who finds 1t nee
 essary to take a nighteap at night,
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-06

Many of the newest evening coats are made with a single seau-
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-06
when washing new curtains you will

When Washing new curta1nS you Will generally find that they are full of lime, and take quantity of soap, etc. to make them anything like clean. This expenditure of soap, and a great deal of trouble may be saved by soak inS the curtains oter nigh. in water in which little salt has been dis solved The salt draws the lime out
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-06

Few housewives really know about the chemical action of acids and the re- suits they may obtain by the intelli-
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-06

of the curtains, making them quite easy to wash.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-06

Ratine is one of the favorite cloths for skirt and coat costumes.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-06

Italian soldiers are allowed cigars as part of their daily rations.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-06

Hot, burning feet may be relieved by putting on at bedtime a pair Of white cotton socks the soles of which have been wet with cold water and over which are drawn dry worsted ones. If the burning continues wet the socks again. Repeat this process ev- cry night, and in short time a great improvement will be experienced.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-06

Cold feet are a trouble to many at all seasons of the year and are usu- ally caused by a defective or restrict ed circulation. Loose shoes and exer- else will often remedy this, but in the case of a naturally languid circula ton an efficacious treatment is to bathe the feet each night in hot water and aft erward to plunge them into cold, then rub them brislly with a rough towel or flesh gloves.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-06
DICTATES OF FASHION.

The newest trains are square.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-16
Die srSsts OenHde eOfOmOtiDs

Die eroBte 6eutide 2ofomotiDe r.
tpie acknowledgements y. %lng
IN etnern Nrtifei rMoOerne &ieien-
Iofomotfoen~ in Oct befannten Selt-
ffrift ,ueber 2on0 unO Weer" ielt'
iteat, bic acknowledgements Ser
bonerifmen Staotsbobnen. sic
pteat betrtebsfGbig 86l400 Rllo-
qponrm. ole 3ei9net fi4 Oortbeti9nit
6ur9 ibr eiegnntes Mat8ieben aus,
mos bouptIGbIa4 oatrb ore 8ertuen-
DUNG etnes iogeuonrtten 8arrenrob'
mems beuirft Dir6. @abrer50 euro.
baild,e 2otomottDen bisber font aus
ihlieBli6 8Ie9rabmen Don etrpo 20
bis 80 Weinfmeter 5t1rfe bntten, DtrO
IN Amerito ser &abunen, Der CUR @n<
aerling Der N1ien nno oes &eliels
0ient, aus ftarten @iienbarren bon
ettpo 100 bel 100 Minimetern StGrfe
aefdmie0et ooer nu6 eegoiien. Sn-
folge Der groBeren @tdrfe fam Der
&obmen 6lrrdfidtiger gebolten mer-
Den, tpas Der 3a1gGnglidfeit beg iune-
rem Sriebmerfes 5lpgute tOrnnnt; au-
Beroem lit gu 6emieIben 3lped Der
@efiel Der 2ofomotine iebr bod gelegt.
9ie Mai9ine, ole m fait glei4er
8ouort Don Der Gfrma WaffeI in
M3iinden ou1 bielfa9 fir ole buoi-
lde Stnotsbobn geIiefert murOe,
6ient bauptiGdIi9 Sipr 8ef0r0erun3
Idmerer @dmeGaiiee M biigeligem
@eIGn6e, mo bisber NIT 8oripnnr ee-
fabren uer0en muBte. Sci 8eriu9s.
fobrten bot tie ouf gernOer Strede
8iige pom 400 Somen @etpiht nit
10 &ilometer @eidtpin0igfeit 6efor.
bert un0 geniiet 0onit allen Aniprii-
den, bic dllf Oeuti6en 8ubnen DON
elmer S9nel5lnglofomotibe geforOert
tperoen f0nnen.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-16
Der rsbenbe etsin.
GEfAstHuRA bk nit bsr SiesiaDrtsn GTsafS
ette h gesbtnoaHs stbra@4 wsEb.

Bel ser ungebeueren Sise, bic all
qenblidlin LIBERAL berridt, pilgeru
Die 9oriier ou einem Drt, Der urter-
balb ser Seine Iiegt. 9ier pollen tie
in Der 0ereongenen ISOLDE ben RE
Oen0en Stein" gefeben boben, utro
ols ole @unoe oapou laut Duroe, per-
6reitete iih elm ni6t geriuger Shre-
den in Der 8eo0Iferung. Dieier re-
0enoe Stein 1T elm 6elfen, rDelter
MIR 0nnn 5um8orihetu fommt, Dern
oie Syabres8eit ungetp0bnli4 beiB uno
troden lit. &ommt er an 0aS Sages-
lidt, oonn lit eine 8unobme Der Eem-
peratur nod al e~rtparten, oesglethen
bleibt sic Srodenbeit un6 9irre be-
Iteben. Dieter reoenoe Stetn bat oie
@orte e%inae6auen: n@er mid iiebt,
Der nir0 neinen, nod INNER tDetnte
man, tpenn i'd an oas Eogesliht
fam" - Bum Iesten WenIe Job man
ben re6enben Stein i'm Sabre 100,
i'm Ssobre 1870 mouen einige Bnriier
8ifroer Ben rngIiifsfeIien gIeiAfans
qeIfout baben, bod lit es ni4t err
wieien, 6oB er fth oomols 5etgte. Sn
oieIem Sommer berbreitete ftA 81
Gnfonq Der ungebeuerm SisDele bic
Run0e BON benz re0enOen Stein, Der
nieoer at feben fei, un6 Der pobr.
iheinIid, ME itets, Sungersnotb urto
Rronfbeit i'm @efolge boben tDerOe.
uebrigens fpuroe in 2iiinbon gleih.
fails Elm ioId re0en6er @tein entoedt,
elm SelSen, Ser cine 1bnlide SnfArtft
trGgt SIM Sabre 1855 Dur0e Siia'
bon o1rd elm @robeben aeritort, unO
baI0 nahber begnnr Der Sie6eni1b'
riqe Rriee. No9 Dem grObeben lab
man oen SeIien in Dem JIuBbette lie
gen, uno Inn purOen bic Borte eIr'
gebouen: r8er mid fiebt, Der meiB,
ouB i6 DON ungIiid fiinOe". Set
1855 Dur0e Der reoenoe SteIn IN
9ifIabon nur nod einmoI erblidt urO
0os i'm Sabre 1872. Sn oieiem Cont
mer lit er gIeidfans gu ieben, uto
Sunoerte BON Meni6en Dan0ern tag
lid binaus, nm Oieies Dofument Ell
mes qliiben6beiBen uno trodener
@ommers f6oilen gu fonnen. Sr
Sronfrei6 Dir6 Der Srt, mo Der re-
oen0e 6tein Iieat, mOsIihit gebeim
qeboIten, Inn 0as Bolt nlft 81
idreden un6 nift gu GngItigen. Dem
nod aber 1T oos Sntereiie an oteleri
bei6ribenen Gelien ouBeroroentlpd
aroB, un6 S6ooren bon Uaenl9ett
nornentli@ BON Bauern uno Snnobe
pobnern fommen rod 8oris, nm Der
9euaen Der oiesidbrigen furdtboret
Site betrohten al fonnel.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-16

teioiger Der beioen, &e9tsantpalt
Clarence g. 9arrop, nod Dem
S6luB Der langen @eri9tsiiBung.
nsber bic 8epeiie tparen iibertp6l-
tigenO, unO i6 fiiblte, oaB ib ben Mc.
Namaras, in0em i'd ibnen riet, Ii6
i1nlOig al befennen, balf, oenn nun
peroen iie ieoenfnus nt6t gum CODE
o~erurteilt. 9arin batte Serr 9or-
rom &e6t. Sornes 8. sec Namara
tpuroe am 9ienstng bonn &ibter
8orowea uegen @rmoroung Oes
Mai6inilten gbas. S. SoggertD, Oei-
fen 2ei6e 8un69ft Der Stdtte, mo Die
@rplolton ltattfan0, gefunoen poroen
mar, 5u lebensl6ngli9em 3u9tbalts,
lein 8ruOer Sobn Sec. Namara, Der
Gefretdr. Der nSSrternationaI Mfioci-
ation Of Bridge oto Structural Sron
@orters", 8ouf9lofier, pegen Der
3erItorung Der 2leipenDn @iientper-
fe, bel Der gliidliderpeiie feline Me1-
i6en umfamerL 81 10 Sabren 3u6t-
bars DerurteiIt.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-16

- Die @intDanoerung non mGb-
reno Ser DerfloiIenen II Monate bic
les Sabres gerineer als i'm 8or-
jabre, Die &iidpanoerltng 0agegen
mar gr0Ber un6 iie oiirfte Bis gum
S9luBe oes Sabres nm 10000
8erionen mebr betragert, nls i'm 8or-
jabre, w1breno Die ginwanoerune
INN 275,390 Berionen geringer mar.
9ie &iidmanoerung i'm 3mif6enoed
betrug in ben II Monaten 5. S.
439,5 55 8erionen gegen 326, 755 i'm
Goriabre cine 3unabme BON 112,800.
Sn Der 2. &aiiite reilten IN 0ieiem
Sabre 1895 8erionen na6 @uro-
pa gegen 107,7S2 i'm 8oriabre, Inn
5182 mebr. Singegen iino in bic
fem Sabre Inn 1928 Yerionen peni-
ger in Der 1. &aiiite na6 europa ge-
reift, als inn &oriabre, ndmli@ 81
936, gegen 1O5,264. Sci 100000
ginpanoerern itnO in oieiem Sabre
ihon 1883 @erionen ~oeportiert
moroen.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-16

~ Die in 8oris nobnenoe Snfan-
ia gulalie bon Spanien, Die Eante
&onigs MIfons, bic I'M Sabre 1898
BET Der Observation-Disclosures Der
Gntoedluug 9(merifas ais @brengait
oes amerifanii6en Bottles Die Ser
einigten Staaten beiu1te, bat ioeben
in @aris elm 8u1 moraliiieren0en
Snbalts i'm Druid eri6einen laiien.
@Is &0nig Nlfons oopon &linoe err
belt, Ianote er ieiner Sante folgen0e
Oepei9e: SD mar erftaunt, aus Set
tungSmeloungen 5u erfabren, 0aB 9u
unter Dem gtan1en 0@rdfin Abila",
Elm 8u1 berausgegeben bait. Sd
1eBe Doralis, es miro groBes 4ufeben
MAIDEN. Sd befeble Dir hermit, Die
8erbreitung oes 9u1es 81 berbin-
bern, bis i1 bon Dem Snbalt &ennt=
mis- aenommen un0 meine @rlaubnis
8ur 9eroffentIi1ung gegeben babe.
Darouf anttDortete bic Rrin5eifin,
wie folgt:
Washington Journal., 1911-12-16

u@s iiberrai6t mid iebr, gu bOren,
oaB man iiber mein Bud urteilen
min, obne es iiberbdupt geleien 5u
baben. Das lit zines iener 9inge,
Oie nur in Spanien porfommen fon-
men. 0a i9 mir aus Dem Sofleben
ME ettpas ma9te, uno mid Oemiel-
ben Itets fern gebalten babe, ergreife
i'd oieie @~eIegenbeit, meine @0ieur
al iibermitteln. Oenn nod 0ieIem
8orgong, pel9er Der Snquilition
miirOiq mare, betradte i1 MIDI, 10
melt es mein Hribatleben anbetrifft,
frei 0u turL mie i6 es fir gut be-
finoe~.
Die Brin5eIiin ianote Mbidriften
oieier 9epei9en an ben nEemps~
un0 fiigte bin5u, nod Der Dirt unO
@eiie, pie man ibren Sobn beban.
bette, Der als S~reintliger nod Ma-
roffo ging uno topfer gefdmpft babe,
obne oafiir aud MIR Die geringite An-
erfennune gu finOenb lei Oieier 8or-
fail oos lebte, oas iie binnebme. Sic
babe oen @erfauf aner ibrer Sitter
in Spanien angeoronet un0 ueroe
gang auriiageaOgen, fern
BON Spanien, Ieben.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-16
J 9urd Dos @elt6nonts Der bel

0ur6 Oos @eltGnonis Der bei-
Ben Mngeflaeten fano am borigen
Sreitag gtadmiftag Der aufieben err
regenoe @ro8eB segen Die @ebriioer
SEC. 9amara innerbalb 5pan5ig Wfi-
nllten elm u1erpartetes gnoe. Sames
g. SEC. Namara geltan6, 0ur6 yeitro-
glDcerin am 1. Sftober 1910 Die CT
ploiion oes @ebGloes Der Zines"
in Cos Mngeles unO oamit ben So0
bon 81 Yerionen berbeigefiibrt 5u
baben. Sein 8ruoer, Sobn S. Sec.
gtamaro, Der nit ibm oes MorOes otl-
geflagt mar, befannte lib 0es DDna-
nit anidlags auf oie 2eemeGbn gi=
ienDerfe i1ulOig.
0@Gtte i6 irgeno einen anoeren
Mrstpeg geieben, oann more es boz
gu ni9t g%efOmmen", ingte Der Ser
Washington Journal., 1911-12-16

0ie oeutl6en MilitdrbebOrOen
planen BEN 8au zines 2~nftfreu5ers,
Der imltan0e iein ion, 300 Mean11 81
tragen uno so MaeiIen pro Stitnoe
5uriid5ulegen. Seine Gas apo5it1t
ion 10000 &ubifmeter betragen. Der
9lan lift Oas 8eiultat Der ioeben be-
enoeten 2uftmannOber peIbe unge-
p0bnli6 erfoIgrei6 berliefen.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-16

Ebpmas 8. 9~Mbbarb, WrGlOsnt Der
pbeneenannten Cooperation, aefrbliG r~eretoigt
Inat, baB Der DOrasbenbe 8eriht ssreu II mad
Isinem belen Wifen unD SeptRfn.
EtOmas6 8. 9ubbar6,
prGlbent.
8. 6. huntington,
GrItine 9epitt
6. 5atpley.
Dirttprsn.
0Or MIR bsl1wDren unb unteri9rtebsn am
Ia. SAGE bss Mcnats September, 1911.
6. 0U3ter Burfe.
(@eaI) SFentl NDtar in Rtues 60.
&erttfrot in q. q. So. bintsrleet.
SD babe pbiaen 8eriGt NIT ben 8ii&ern
6apieren unb @i&erbeiten in Der 5auptUfire
unb ben Berihten Der sin3elnen Branmen unb
Aseuturen sepriift unO %DieleIbem correct tefun-
ben. @. 3. McRaS, NubitCr.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-16
SOrtmsieTi6e @ittpentraner.

Inter ben Oomen bon &ane uno
Mnieben berrihte friiber in Bortugol
Ser ieIHame 8raud. benin EoOe bes
@otten 6ie 2G0en Ser @obnung 81
ltIieBen, iih in ben finiteren Clint
merrl, in Oeneu iie oft elm ear6es Snbr
perborrten, ein5uihIieBen, auf Dem
6uBboOen gu idlafen uno weOer oas
8immer ou berIaiien, nod 8eiuhe 5u
empfaneen. Die 6olgen Oieier Site
naren nidt ielten sefdbrIide Rranf-
beiten. SIN Sobre 1850 crying Sa-
Der elm t5nigliber @rloB. Der ben
Bittpen perbot, iid IN finitere &c.
m6Aer einauihIieBen ODER fid Idreer
ais adt Gage fdtpor3 gu fleioen.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-16

GStNtssssss ssssss+ P~fsE~Jc~s w
5tabt @aitinstpn, Dtlrict Columbia, IS
SD, Glarenre @DrfOn, @aiirer Der
Obeneenannten Bant, befGpTre, Oab Der Cbise
8eriht mad meinent beIten MtIen unb @epiien
acknowledgement 1T.
Clarence GUrfOn, @alfrsr.
unterlGrieben unb belGwOren Dor mir ptelen
8. Sag Oes MOnatS De3ember 1911.
u. q. MttGell,
TFentlt@er Nptar.
Sir bic Nthtigtett d~tteIfiren
CHARLES 3. Bailey,
CHARLES s. Benjamin,
SObn Soy Gb1Dn,
Gilbert s. GOr,
Benjamin W. @uy,
SObn u. 6amiltDn,
DAVID s. &aufman,
Benjamin s. 9eiebtOn,
3. Grnncis @aul,
3uuiS y. @hOemader,
Sec. 50. S. @naraea,
Brainarb 8. Warner.
Dtrectcren.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-16

GOtaI $4,7O4,067 81
Difrict Columbia, @tabt @albinstun, IS:
SD, GbfOn 3. Obs, @6eBmetRer
Obtser @efeafGaft, belhpSre hermit, RAP bieler
Bert9t mad msinem belfsn @iFen unb @erii-
len riGtis II.
GbiOn 9. Obs, @nnBmeiftr.
Bon mir belHwOren unb unterldriebsn am
8. Sag bes MOnats DeSsmber 1911.
&egtnaIb &utberforb.
STsntIidsr NOtar.
Sir BE Ri&Hsfett attsfirsn
s. 8. CRAWFORD,
6rdnt 6. penrp,
8. s. 8aufman,
George s. 5IsminG
Spbn 50. gertes,
&. 9. McGuire,
W. 9. 0nrban.
@sOrseE Me9auabau,
SEQ. @ibfpn,
Clarence MOpre,
Gbparb 5. Gtelpassn,
5. N0ta Mc@ia,
s. 8. Smaa, irv
DirrFtOren.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-16

yai6t Der f9eint mir Der ftdrffte
Mant,
Der Oie anoern Tfeuiden entbebren
fonn;
Den ipre1' ib uIs ben @erOs an,
Ser ale Meui@en ertroeen tam.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-16
XANDER & PLUGGE.

1917 Siebente GtrOBe, =. W.
RSe @btSfies, S1.25 bic @allcns; 4Or oas
Quart unO aufpdrts. BelcnOers Smpsrtal,
6 Sabre alt, So bic @auOue, 75c pas Quart.
Sb Geliable, 8 s. alt, 81 bic Sal 81 B. Au
@uteu alien Bourbon, Malt u. Scpt6 Mbisfe9.
California 6berrtes, ST bic SAL. 25c bas On
$3.50 bic SAL, SOC bas Su. Seine inpCrtirte
@brrrS pber portpeine 50 lie Sail, 6Oc ,. Au
Mae @prten 8ranbiss, &ums..un n Sins.
Calf. unb imp. glaretS, lOHie etaene prelHn8.
gle @Ortsn @eibweine unb Gbsinretne.
%reisIiHe 3nrIU srFagung. Sci. Rcrtb 1853.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-16

@slammt- ....... .......$8,518,467 is
Difrirt Columbia, @tabt @altinetOn, IS:
SD, 9arrp 8. Meem, @HaBmeifu
Obiser @eleQIhaft, belGpUre hermit, baB bieIer
8ertHt mad meinem belen MiHrm unb @epii-
len ri6tts 1T.
garry g. Meem,
@@nbmetftr.
8pr mir beI@nUren unb nnterlHrieben am
s. Sag bes WOnats DECEMBER 1911.
CHARTS 5. Dping, irv
GTentli9er NUtnr.
Sir bic &i&tiststt attelirsu:
SObn SOP GOlOn,
@niS @peer,
SObn 9. 0nbner,
Mnbrew Yarfer,
gilbert S. GOr,
MueuItns Crane,
Wm. u. Wearns.
Spbn u. Solution,
EbeCbDre 50. NDseS,
81. 8. @bea,
Gbas. 9. BatIey,
EbUI. 50. @mitb.
DsTectOren.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-16
@sridit iber ben etanO
oer
Second National Bank.

IN WaIbinetOn, i'm Diltrict Columbia,
btim @sl@Gfsabl&Iub am 5. D9ember 1911.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-16

Artal........ ......... ......$Z,7 y6,5lU Uo
Columbia, S..
Sd, Spbn 6. @dtcff @alIrer Der uben-
.senanntsm Bant bslGw6re biermit. oab Der
ubiae Beriht mad meinem befen gBifen unb
@ewiien acknowledgement 1T.
Spbn 6. GdIcff, @alFrer.
0cr mir bel&wUren unb unterIGrieben am
;. Sag bee NOnatS DECEMBER 1911.
@m. 9. EOrbert,
SfentIiGer NUtnr.
Sir bic 3i&hsfeit atteftEen:
50. 9. Cor.
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Sames g. Gamble.
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Greb @. @mttb,
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Mieranber WDlf.
Dtrsetureu,
Washington Journal., 1911-12-16

DilfrtIt 0oINnbla, STaDT 2DaIVIH8IDWi s.
SD, MIfreb 8. Mc@ratb, Mannssr
unt 8OriBsr pom gsrpaItuussratb Der Ubsn
aenanuten Banf. bslGwTre btermit, baB Obtgsr
Beri&t su msiusm beften MtFsn unb @swtRsn
wabTbeitsSetreu 1T.
Mlfreb s. Mc O rath
Manager unb @orfBer bss
0erpaltanasratbs.
Icr mir beI@ppren unb unterIGrieben ben
8. Sag bee MOnnts DECEMBER 1911.
GIarence DObgE
GTentIiGer NCtAr.
SIR bic Ri@tisteit nttefirsn:
@eO. SO. Wbits,
@m. u. Menrns,
NubOIpb Rouimann,
NufIGtsratb.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-16
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Washington Journal., 1911-12-16
ReOsmptiuns-6Onb in 6GnbW bes
Ser. @taaten @9aBmetfers 6
prOaent Der @irculaticu) ......... 1850 90

EptaI..........$2,742,527 SO
1trbfnbIt@fettrn:
ge,abIte Capitals iulaae- ......... $780, 900 90
lie6erI&us. 6Oub. .. =. 100000 90
llnSertbeiIte @eipinnite naG Nb3ue
Der beaablten Soften unb Steuern 53,968 80
9f,aaehpuNe Fnnteu 2l7 600 00
Washington Journal., 1911-12-16
Beri&t iiber ben gtano ner 6auptOftre
mn Der Sran@es Der
International Banking
Corporation,

am @siaafsl4IuB am DO. sum 1911.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-16
gtrbtnbIi@Fsftsn:

..a2,7 96, $40 O8
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-07-20
FIND ROOM FOR THIN FOLKS
Travelling Man Saves Hours Time
Because He Gets In With
Herd Of c~assluses.

Because I am thin myself and was
fortunate enough to strike a bunch OF
lean folks | saved an hours time on
my last trip to Boston" said the trav
cling man.
About two hours before train time
] went over TO Harvard sightseeing. A
guide who conducts tourists through
the university buildings in eroup OF
20 had just rounded up the regulation
number, and was starting out on a
trip, but when he saw me and two
other lantern iawed chaps hike into
view he called out: Come on Won
three; there's room for you also
Before we had passed the second
exhibit the head guide came up. count.
ed US, and reprlmanded guide for
exceeding the number.
That's all right, said our man.
They're all thin
Apparently that excuse was s.,,.
factory to the head guide. for bs
nodded and went away, but n caused
the herd of C~assiuses to clamor foy
further explanation. They got IL,
Visitors can see and hear salts
factorily only at a certain dIstanc.
rom the exhibits he said. Fat peonle
take up so much room that in a ~
party ZONE n is sure to be crowded
out but thin folks like you can squeeze
up close, and two or three more al roi
Inconvenience anybody.
When We came out an hour late,
we met the next party just going n
Il l mad been fat should have had n
waste all that time waiting for them
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-07-20
WILL BUILD $4,000
STUDIO BUILDING ON
PROMENADE STREET
A. LARSEN WILL HAVE ONE OF
THE FINEST STRUCTURES OF
ITS KIND IN THE sTATE-WILL
BE PLACED BETWEEN oRPHE.
UNI AND HATHAWAY BUILDING
viii have frontage Of white enamel
brick and roof Of red tile-interior
will be specially arranged for his
work.

Within a few days Contractor Hen.
~ Meyer win start building the
$4,000 photographers studio buildin
for 4. Larsen between the orpheum
Theatres and the Hathaway Building
on Promenade street. The struc.
ture will be a most impressive one
and add much to the appearance Of
that section Of the city.
On the first floor viii be two store
rooms. The building being 50 feet
wide and llf feet deep. ample spaoe
viii be had for this purpose. The
entire basement will have concrete
floor The ceilings viii 30 Of steel
and the front Of the very lates, dc.
sign.
It VIII be heated BY the Central
Heating Plant, have hot and cold wa.
ter throughout and. in every partlr,.
lar be modern. It will be com.
pieted during the winter. The ar.
rangement Of the studio on the sec.
ond floor will be perfect