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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-07
Children S
Summer
Undermus1ins

Mothers-Does 1t pay to wear
yourselves out stitching away on
the undermuslins for the children
when you can buy them ready
made as low as these?
CHILDREN'S Little Knicker-
booker Drawers, sizes to years,
with bands and buttonholes: Of
brio, embroidery trim ZSC
KNICKERBOCKER DRAWERS.
another style. made of a better
quality of cambria. edged with
fine embroidery and finished with
feather-stitched braid; ~
sizes 2 to 8, at. cOSC
Still better quality at soc.
CHILDREN'S Drawers, made of
a good quality of muslin. finished
with bands and buttonholes: trim
med with fiounce edged TO-
with cotton lace; sizes VC
2 to IA years. at. -....
CHILD EN'S PETTICOATS,
made Of muslin. finished with
hemstitched ruffie; bands and but
tonholes: all sizes, 2 to ~
IL Special. tomor- ZOC
row
CHILDREN'S PETTICoATS. two
different styles: one is trimmed
with blind embroidery. the other
with openwork embroidery and
ruffies and tucks. finished IN
with bands and button DUO
iOtGS, Of
CHILDREN'S NIGHT DRAWERS,
with drop-seat; sizes 3 and 4. made
of undressed nainsook; ~
short sleeves. finished with :0SC
bands and buttonholes. Pr.
CHILDREN'S NIGHT DRAWERS,
made with drop seat. long sleeves.
finished with little pocket at bust;
sizes 4 to 10 years; trim
med around neck with IN
feather-stitched braid. DUO
"A
Children's WearabIes Store
Second Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-07

WHITE COTTON ORNA MENTS,
different sizes and styles, &c, 1Oc,
15c.
COTTON CORDS in white or
colors for making handles for
crochet bags, at Sc to Toe yd.
WHITE COTTON FILET BANDS
in white or ecru, 1 to in. wide.
Zoe to Zoe I'd.
NEW RATINE B A NDING s,
straight and irregular effects, also
edgings, in widths IL to in. and
priced 30c to $2.2S yd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-07
Couches Cannot
umble Over If Pro
vided With the New
&C. S" Couch
Support.
Costs Bot 45c

Greatest invention of the age Cut
shows support in position. and II
prevents drop side touches from
tumbling over So easy that 1t can
be put on by a child. Fits on all
drop side touches.
Support or leg drops to floor and
locks.
Holder holds spring and frame OF
couch and locks.
When not in use support roius
along side of couch.
See this &c. S." Couch support in
operation here tomorrow. You'll puy
one sure after seeing how simple ana
practical il is. Only Acc
Bed Store-Third Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-07

TOT sheer VOTES and marQuiSettes.
SOLID RATINE TRIMMING in
white or ecru, effective designs, /
and in. wide, 12kc and zoe I'd.
WHITE COTTON ROCKET
PENDENTS. small and large sizes
for wraps and coats. at prices
ranging. 121xc to 05c.
WHITE COTTON FROGS AND
LOOPS. also one-sided effects,
different styles and sizes. priced,
Toe to Gee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-07

/. The coarse meshes for linens and
before deciding on wash trimmings.
COTTON CROCHET BUTTONS,
plain effects in various sizes,
priced, 12z to CSC dos.
FANCY COTTON CROCHET
BUTTONS, various styles and
sizes, 25c to @1.OO d0x.
COTTON PETER THOMSON
SETS for sailor suits. 25c and Soc.
Trimming Store-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-07

dresses, and for every fabric shown,
ONE to Trimming Headquarters-here
WHITE COTTON BALL TRIM
MINGS in lace and lattice work
effect at 25c to g yd.
STRAIGHT WHITE COTTON
FRINGE in white or light blue,
l to 3 in. wide, and prices 1Oc to
2Sc I'd.
COTTON SOUTACHE BRAID,
white and colors. &c I'd, 15c dos.
yds.
LACE BUTTONS. choice of OF
the most popular sizes, and choice.
dozen, 12Ec.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-07
The Coffee that Is Easy to Prepare
"B|anke's" Magic Cup Coffee


and
q Is for parties
lite
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-07

10 Big Specials
Srnauwares at Zoe
Six spools OF John J. IN
Clarks 2oo-yard Spool IUC
S-yard pieces Embroid-
cred Wash Edgings, in ~
white and colors: csc INC
value
Women's Sanitary Belts; IN
all sizes; 1sc value. Spe- UC
ciai ...........-..
Foundation Collars: all
sizes and styles; black ~
or white; &c and 10c uC
values. 4 for.
100-yard spools Sewing IN
Silk, in black and colors. INC
for.
Clinton Safety Pins; IN
all sizes. 8 dozen UC
Tor
Women's Sew-on Carriers,
made of best quality IN
u g n er web; Csc UC
value
Silk Hair Nets; all IN
colors, for. uUC
One lot Csc Hair Bar IN
rettes and Side Combs. UC
Cholce
Sanitary Wash Cloths. IN
the &c kind. Tomorrow, IUC
Tor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-07

SATIN PRINCESS, in Fl street
and evening shades, including
white, ivory, cream, pink, ciel,
blue. lavender. kings blue. brown. rose. reseda,
delft blue. emerald green. French blue and
black. This satin is SO inches wide. and is very
well adapted for the making of stylish gowns,
opera capes wraps. Good 50 yard values.
CHOICE MONDAY AT, A YARD. ...............
FRENCH AND DOMESTIC
BORDURE and Foulards, in all
over designs-including in addi-
ton to the special purchase lots, all finest
qualities; majority shed-water and shower
proof Choice of % beautiful bordered and all
over designs printed in desirable colors of
brown, reseda rose. amethyst delft blue French
blue gray, tan, navy, white and black and
black and white. $1.5O to $500 a yard values.
CHOICE MONDAY A YARD, SLIPS and $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-07

One of our most popular
and we'll liked weaves, not
alone for its beauty, but because it
is unusual to buy a 32-fnch tissue at
1Sc-25c Is the usual price. These in
checks. stripes and plaids, in pink,
blue, lavender, brown and white.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-07
Cotton Trimmings to Beautify Wash Suits or

trimmings trimming
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-07

Full yard wide and a quality that
most stores would ask 25c for. The
reason we say 19c Is that We set out
to get a very superior quality to
sell at that price and by contracting
for a big quantity secured a better
value than usual Ask to see it.
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Cine Silpfflerua6t
auf Q0lftn.

Gs iinb ssrabe 90 Sabre Der, felt
id In elmer tleinsn llniperlitdtsitaot
Ror0oeutihtnnos msiner Wlilitdr>
pfliht aIs giniGhrigs s5reispilliger ges
niiste. Sd NOR am i. October eins
geireten unb bate es nit eifrigem
8emiiben 10 ipeit ssbra4t, odB i6
etfpa I'M Weihnahten herum piir6ig
befunoen fpuroe, nit auf Mo6e 81
sieber. gs i'll bos Elm fpihtie.r Tloz
ment i'm 2e5en 6es Golbuten. Wiau
tommt iit unenblid beoeutiom DOR,
tpenn man als pcften ouf3iebt uno
nun oas 9eipuBtiein Fat: Sn ben
nd6iten 5ipsi Gtunosn 6iit 0u pers
ontiportli1.
Die in Der fleinen 8arniiou su
6efeBenosH pofteu ipareu uidt iebr
3dblreia uno faIt ale quulis
tatip slei6, nur elmer gait als
beionoers unangenehm, ba er nett
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5rau Guile. bei Der Si. Spabsntin.
Der in peniion parsn, bate Or.
Rabe uno feline 3oslings singelabsn,
ben GpIpeIterabeno rsht Dsrsuiist nit
ibnsn gu fsiern. es sins penn AUDI
luiiig Der, uno serane um osbn ubr,
als Die ainoer au 9ett ssben iolltsn.
mar ss am allsrlh6nitsn. sd tpsiB
mas" iast. anna piep, mir faisben
bic ubr auf udt suriit, oann tpeiB
ssrau Guile niht. tpis fpdt es ift uno
mir tonnen Bis Sp0lf aufbleibsn!~
.ourrah!" fdrie Grib 9optis uno
mar fIuss babel. W2it eirem Sab
fprans RI auf ben Siih uno riifte
ben ileinen 3eiser Der llbr suriid
Jrau Guile fub es. aber fe IisB iih
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feuen ab, beren Snfdriften: GIN
sootfelis Sabr" Iauieten.
Gsrgleihen aus Dem Nittsfolter
itammenoe Reuiabrstar.en iinp beut'
Elm geiuhies SammeIobiett. SIM
Sabre 1872 purne- auf elmer
aunit 4uttion cine Heujnbrstarte
oes unter bem Wlonogrdmm 6. 9.
beiannten mittelalterliGen aupferfes
hers Ssra<l ban Wedenen nit $50
Mart be5ablt.
SelbItperIfGnoIih bat bic Reus
idbrstdrte, Der Reuiobrspunih, alls
Wanolunsen bes 8eihmads nno Der
STUNT mitgemaht. Wlan orudte be-
tdnntlif) am Gnoe hes 18. uno al
gsginn BEG 10. Sabrbunoeris 5ohs
5eitslieber uno onoere gdrmind fir
btionoere syeitIidteiten auf buntss
ootr tpeibes aitasbanb; bieIe Or.
Druid tpurbe ihlkbli4 aud fir gleu-
iabrsipiini6e iiblih, ma6ts bdnR absr
boIo nem Druid auf pnpier uno jieis
fen aarten glab, idon neil
ilh lesiere fir ben INNER beIiebter
IperoenoeH biIbnsriiten Shmu6 bef-
Ier sisneten. sSsoenfaIls CAB IS bon
lekr aiinitlsr. bic gntfpiirfe fir
gssniabrsDiinihe berIf,lIien, nur
MOLTEN biefs GiiniiIsr sntpeber nitt
senannt fein. ODER fparsn, Die hut,
sdum hetannt.
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lodge Gsbe, ni6t befudte. 5fapp,
trapp sing ss tpeiter, mod fDeniee
S9ritte. uno Der puIpert5urm par
errei1t.
2oiung uno 5sIogeidrei ipuro aus<
gsta1tfbt nno ih tpnr auein.
Giiig, aber tas.sbsa Ihien Ser
WfOnn duf Oie spOlf pulpsrtditsn
bera6. Sd bsgonn meinen Runoz
gang. Gsipenitii9 bliBten Elm 9aar
Dertriippelte Wsioen bsriiter, tief>
f6Dar5s Sdattsn seihn.tsn nerttpiirs
fpiiroige Siguren auf bem f6nsebe=
oedten Jelo. aein 2out, nur oas
anirfhen meiner Shritte. Der lI6r
oes So.obitirdthurms i6lug Elm Bier
tel, fhlus hdl6, tpie lang iplhe 8isrs
telftuneen iino man qldubt es
tdum. enotos, man odrf gar ni4t
baron bentsn.
WteiHe Geounten i6peiften in iez
nes 6ars, tpelhes id in buntlen
llmriHen bort unten Iiegen fa6. Sb
man tpohl an mid oadts2 SD trGums
te Dor mid bin. nns6oniI6 Die Ran6e
gebeno. oas gelabsne 9etpe6r i'm
Arm- 9a - mas NOR bas? Sin
langseacgeHer. flagsnber 2aut - on
fpieoer elmer, uno ni6t au3uipeit. Gin
tur5es, unulutbiees gellen. Das
tonnte oas feiu2 Sin 5uno iebt in
Der giaht bsi Der aGIte 6erumitreiz
feno2 Sd fannie Die oronungslie6enz
Den gstpo6ner Der tleinen Staot piel
gu gut, nls bab ih an foseudnnte
sipilot 5unbe" bate oenten Iollen.
Oa - tpieoer bas longs.3ogsn. Seus
len. gieueint hunhert S6ritt n6rbz
Ii9 bon ben gulpertaiten. Sd
mubte on golIur benfsn - ioIlte bas
CUTE Sbier meins Mittsrung ba6en,
mid fudena glbsr tparum beulte sr
oeHn bort nno perdnoerts feiusn
Stanopuntt niht? Sebsn tonnte id)
ni9!s, oenu elm ginite-eeitrGu9 am
nobeH Wes. mari tiefe S6atten. Sd
rief, 10 Iaut ih founts: ~po[lurl"
Rein 2aut; nidts riihrts iih. .gols
Iur!" Son ii4 ba uiht Elm Shatten
aus benz tiefen 9urtel2 @abrhaftig,
es 1T Der 6uno, in rieiisen SdBsu
elf sr uuf mid gu. tDinfsInb unb tpes
oslnb fpringt sr an mir beruuf. -
rpoLlug, gutss 5iinbden, mas baft ou
benn? 5uit ou 5err6sn ssiu6t2"
Wus bat nur Der 5unb? Gr pirb
nidt rubia. sr heuIt unb ptnfslt unb
te6rt oanH I'm mad iener Sts[Is gu,
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ei, iuer m5hte iraurig lein.
Ia oas Sdhr 3u enne,
Sdmer5beiUegt am SterbeihreiH
NtngeH ieiHe 5dnceg
Slt Die alte Gorge tont.
gabt ne irob begrabenl
Eb0ridJt, iper Inn nIfe Ectb
MiBt Die nenen @oben.
limb bic alte Sreube2 - dh.
East aud iie periinsenl
EIe griun'riing bdlt iie mad.
4offnuH8 lGBt tic taiflenbiad
Nns Der 3utifHft biintsn.
Hon ben 3hiirmeH baats ms QaHc
Gnb Elm neues Sabr eritanh.
Gi. iper nt6clte grdmlih 5hau'u
IN bic buHfIe serne2
xaBt uriS gilfeu gluths bertr0u'u
llnierm 9eiiinhrsiternel
sSeoes Slid, bns iodeno Griibt,
SGbt uns fri5h eritrebeni
gSer ber Siff iein per3 perffRest.
Iebt eifr halbes Qeben.
llno bic Gorge. oie uns Srobt2 -.
Sic icll uns nidjr flimmern.
ssur Der 5eige idleiit ben Sob.
Riitbl Ghon iteiat has sWoraenrctl
WINS geborit' neu Sriimmerni -
Gtart BAG 6era. bas Muge firri
Go mng's bIeibenl Yroit Reuiahri
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Neuiahr.
Bon elb. GOLF.

y 80
Gas aIte Sabr sebt MN sur Tu6';
q Eeele, bns beDenfe bull
g8ns ou gefppIlt. getbnn, gebaat.
3ur grnte fpnrb es eingebrad)t;
gBic rnbt 10 itiI bein @nrben>5ausl
3u reiietl Ganten sieblt bu nns.
Dor biz TIM Gdmrtern rnbefdHnt
Srdltntt ihon bein neiies aferlnnb.
@ Ssele, fng', 8ichit BIZ allcin.
Wer fon biz g8eggefellc fein2
2ab hinien, mas bifb eiiqt lnb frdnft
Gen 3iusifel, Der bonn 2iele lerft.
Den Srob, Die lInrib nnb Die SoIt,
Sic gdytrermiit6 nnb Der Sorae 2aItl
9od Iidten Tartb auf Gdritt uno Eriii
Hnb belize sSreiibe. bic nintm mitl
9en 8lalben, Der niGt fpdnft nod irrt
Die 6offnung, Die ME niiioe tptro,
3te 2nIt am Werfe frih nno ipdt,
Ten grnit, bic Strait unc bas @ebet,
Inns dile Qiebe, bic nid,t IGbt,
Die lei nit Dir, bic bnite feltl
Die Stnube Sr06ht. Sum it's poIfbraht
aJN taliieuo Gternen ifeht bic Rdft.
syfl triife ielig Bldn5 unS Sheill,
nno ole 03Ioden Idliten trein.
20 iegerIfhiper. 10 fpunoerbnr
8ott idenf ifns allen Elm fro6' Reuiatr
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nihts m,rten. Die tleine geI.uihaft
tan5te persniigt peiter, biz es braus
BEN pom Shurm Spolf ihlug. 9tb.r
am anoern Rorgen peribliefen re;
bod 4nna piep meirte. Die ubr eeb.
ia nuh, oa perbe 5ruu Guile niht
piiTen, ipie ipdt es fdon iei. aIs lie
ober kruntertaneu, Idhen lie nit
Schreden, oaB oas ssriihftii1 ihoa
ab9etraeen mar. ssriB 6optig iaets
nit groBem gsoouern: 4aah! benn
er mar nu6 Der ourhtanStsn Ha6t
iehr bunsris. 5rau Gule mubte tG-
deln. ala iie all DIE eri1rodensn 6s.
ii6tsr fab. Damn erloubte iis, neil
es bod 5eiertag mar, bub iie iit ibr
Sriibitud in Der aiiae sbsn iaFen
hurften.
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MpfslIne In DIE Saffe, Dielleiht
tDnnte bic mir orauBen Die 3eit Ders
tretben belfrn.
@s mar INNER tdlter seipproen, Die
oiinne Shnee6ede tnirihte tpie flins
genoes @las inter unferen taftnds
Bigen Shritten. 2fls mir ON Der
8illd bes profeTors por6ei tamen,
fab i6 2ihter in ben mir 10 tpobl
befdnfiten Rdumen; i'm 8orgarten an
Sitter BETTE uns mein alter sSreuno
pollur, Elm berrliher oeutf9er 8ors
ltebhuno, on, als ob er mir 8ortpiirf.
MAIDEN fpollte. oaB ih 6eute am Spls
better feline Iiebe 6errin. oie blonos
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Dor 6<r Staot selsgen mar uno nsb.n
srober 9erauttportung aud elm un<
cIaublidss Nlab BON 2ansipeiIs in
iid1 burg.
Das fpar Der poiten om iogsnanns
ten pulpertburm. Gs mar gar tein
pulDertburm. ionosrn e por.u spolf
auf erb0hien 5uBen iiefnoe fdmut.
loie. farsohnli4e aditsn aus Sol3, in
oeHen Der patronenbeoarf Der Ga-nis
ion aufbeipabrt purb<. Disi. aas
ten ftonben etipo isfs minuten bon
Der leBttn 9illa auf Dem Wsge 81
oen Die Stabt iiberragenben palbreis
4eu SiiseIn ouf frsiem GeIbe. Der
goiten am pulpsrt6urm par Der
sinSiss, Der itets nit fharfsn putros
nen anf5oe, absr uud Der sinsige,
tuelder tsin Shilosr61us hatte.
Gs mar am 80. December,
als id, ssraoe i'm 9esriff. cine Iies
benspiiroige ginlaOung gum prof.
Z. fiji Gplpeftsr 5ufaseno su beants
porten, in nsinsr Cube an S1rsibs
tii1 iab. oIs msin 9urfhe, b. 8. e.
mar mein ~aamtrao". 0enn 9urf4en
baben ia DIE ~trummsn ginidbrisen"
ni6t. ins ,3immer trait uno mir Die
unerfreulitbe 8otihait brahte: v5ers
5oitpr siebsn morssn ouf Wods.
Dabei griniie Der perflir!e aerl
pie ein In Der SOnue ipsib gsipors
o<nes 5onia.uhenpistb. uno Der>
itnano. GO ettpas fonn nur mir
paffirsn, oodte i6 grimnis. Sd
babe immer elm ipItes pedy, seraoe
3u Gnlpeter; ss til iheublih! Miio,
8u Gnbersn in oa nic9ts, Die Ginta>
ouns niuB abgelsbnt lptroen. uno i6
bate mid 70 auf profeFOrs. Die
gotpls. Die pfanntuten uno auf bus
blcnoiodige 9Oberhsu sefreut!
am 81. Mittass sos Die gBade
auf, ore poften tpurnen pertbeiI.:
Der giniGbrise Wt. 1O-12 llbr
abenos am pulDertburm.A 5abe ih
Mrs niht seooht. md bas nod!
Die gum 6obn. Di. DiIld oes pros
feiIors Z mar Die Iebte in ieaer Stras
Be, uno oonn tam if, b. +. Der pers
moleoeiie pulpertburm. Wdbrsno ole
Inn kbagtihen 3imm,r Bel Der oams
pftnnen Noipie ftierten. fonnte id
mir 6 Minuten bapon entfernt oie
6dnbe erfriertn. Gs mar bitter ialt
sefporoen. Mls mir Mittags oufsosen,
seiate ocs 9bermometsr i1on IA
Grab adIte, uno Die WoGmononaht
ptrfpron nod faIter 80 tperoen. Der
Ndhmitins uerlisf in Der iblihen
QdnaspeiIe, fpslhe bem WahSienit ei.
cen in giniee aameroben batt.n
mir fir bic Wammonnfhnften
punI4eHen5 uno MpfeIiinen seiHidt.
nn6 10 {eitrten mir Inn 8 llhr. 10
gut es slns, GnIDefier. I'm A10
ltbr mar in bereit ann Mbmdrfd
mad btm NEIperttnrm. Gin gutrsii.
ihieer Ranitxao ee3s arir mod jd9nen
das isr1stla1 @oiss a11j1sIts
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Iprinst na9 ipenigsn G6rittsn pie.
Der au mir auriid, qls oh er mid aufs
forbern fpollte, mit3utommen. Meins
Snftruttion laltete:: ZOO Ghritte
nm bic gulpertditen su patroutIIis
rea." Sd fOlgte Der 3i6tune, pols
lur faut bellenb pordn. &dum NOR
Der 8eg erreidt, blieb Der 6unb
iteben. gtfpas 9unfles lie9t bort am
6taben. Sin Ginb, Elm drmItd) qez
tlciDetes, balberitorrtes M2doel -
f6on obne 8eiinnuno. Wie fommt
oa5 bierber2 @R ib eg ndher an
febe i'm fubIen 2itt be8 9olmonbg,
ftnbe t6 stnen fleinen 9orb am Wrm.
BARN nod einen fogenaannn grun,s
later, jenes tletne Spinberfpielseua,
bas auf bem Dsi6nd6tsmarft pers
fauft tpirb. 8us btaugefrorene 5dnbz
den untldmmert etpds pqpier, fpcrin
pobl Der geringe @rl6s entbaIten lit.
Die 9letne mar iiderIin auf benz
gtabbdltieDe9e gum beimotbfi6en
8Drfe bon Uliibigteit uno adIte Bier
3uidmmengebroden. SD 6or6ts, bas
5er56en faldgt nod idtpqt. sic
lebt nod. 8us ioQ i'd t6un2 Uleiz
nen Poiten barf id ni6t perIufen,
Dor fiinf 8iertsI1tunben tommt teine
4blOiung, Bis oa6in lit bas iunge 2sz
ben pielIei6t erlofdsn.
poIur! gtigurtig fGbrt mir elm
Gsoante our6 ben aopf. Gebac6t -
eetbun. SD ne9mc eine 8iIitsnfarte,
trtBets nit eritarrten ssingern ipenige
Borte barauf, f6iebe Il untsr pos
gtomeasfdiIb am 6aIsbanb bes Surz
0ss, ipel6er mid geipannt unb
intoeifDeoelnb dnblidt. ShnelI
tnlipf' i6 bas rotbe Seibenpapier
Der &pfsIIine als auffdlige Stleife
um oas 6aIsbanb. rpoGur, fet msin
braper Sunb, geb' aab 5auie! 2auf,
mein Sunb6en, geb'! Gel brap, polz
FUR, lauf, mein 5uno!" ginise Ses
tunben 50gerte bas quite Sbier, bann
rdnnte es in lan9en Spriingen laut
belleno bdbon.
Sd feBte mid nieber, nabm bic
urme fleine auf meins &nie uno rieb
tbr gruit unb 6dnbe NIT S6nee, Bee
psgte Die Qrme, tur3, iu6te bas balb
eritarrte Gsit0pf ipisber gum 2eben
gu brtngen. SD tpar 70 eifrig bas
BET, Dab t9 oas gtd6en bon S6ritten
iiberborte, bis msin pdterIifer
Jreunb, Der profsfor. nit ieinsm
8tener unb goLlur ur mir itanben.
sSn tpenigen Dorteu tparb aass err
3d9It.
Der 9rofs6or briidte mir fpdrm bic
5dno - Der !6dnbsbrut. Der Menfds
It4tett 5niihen Spei YerioHen, bic
ba5ielbe fii9Ien; baun nubmen iie bas
Sinb auf, uno bulb psrballtsn ibre
S4ritte auf benz fetgsfroreHeu gos
ben.
So ieBte nun meinen Runbsans
fort - trapp, trapp 80. 4ber i6
lit feline 2angerpeile unb ipiirte feline
90lte mebr. Gtpas @urmes, Wpbz
Iiges mar in mir unb Inn mid. Ole
lsrlei Gebanfen iboiIen bur6 msinen
Sopf - i6 ipIrte taum osr 8erlauf
Der Winuten. Du ertlang es BON Der
Stabt ber :. bic 9Iofen pertiinbe=
tc' ben Qnbru6 bes neuen Sahres.
Gnoli6 bic Stunbe Der 4bl0Iung!
Ge- Ridpeg idbien mir unter ben
iSiiBen su fhpinben - i6 bate ieBt
um tstnen Yreis metnsu Silpefter an
ben guInsrtaftsu nit sinsm DOR elmer
bebagliaen punf6bonle getuuf6t :.
Was aus bem 9iube eeporoen 1T?
Der 8rpfsHor bate itb bss armen
WeisRs angenommen unb fie pdterlih
srsOgsn. SeBt lit iie bic sIiidli4e
Satin zines Neqnnes, benz bic 3us
tunft oieIperbeiBenb mint.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-01
Nn prua, I'm rorhhS6.

Sn gruh i'm norbb5b.
mifhen aohleneebiet fam es sriihsn
itulieniiaen uno tfhefifhen Berg
orbeiiern dnldBlih elmer Debate iiber
t:1 itaIisntfh tiirtiiden aries Sa
elmer fOrmliheu GhIaht. Gin Staz
Iieuer nuroe burA eiHea RsfIsrittd,
in's 6<ra eetDbtet, Elm anberer toet@
lid. bier tpeiiere 9ergnrbeiter 5hper
nerleB.. Genbormerie muBte eins
I reitrn, nm bic Gdmpfenbsl. pom
eiuapnfr ~ trsHHen.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-20
La verborrea
presidential
Nueva York. microbes.

NIoVa J 0rK. mIeTc0Ies-
FL Presidente Taft habl6 aver en-
Manchester Y Nassau, New Hampshire
Pronunci6 tambitu yarioS discursoS. des-
de la pIataforma del tren en- que iba,
en- los pueblo> que Sc hallaban a 10 lar
90 de la via ftrrea, dando sus opinione,
acerea del derecho del pueblo a desti-
tuir les jueces y de anular sus de.isio-
ne>. trataudo ii vgz de las lea sus
teltada> por los progreSistas t'u6 nuy
aplaudiis por uHa gran muutuG
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-20
La guerra civil
en- NJ ejic O
Nueva York. microbes.

Nueva York. microbes
Nueve oiciales y l37 sold&doS Sc rim
dieron aver los rebeldes en- Baca, Ne
jico. MuchaS expedicioneS de armas Y
pertrechos fueron decomisadas por los
empleados dc aduanas de Estados Uni
dos que Sc haIlan de servicio en- la from
terra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-20
Il programa
naval ingles

Nueva York, mi6rcoles-
Ell presupuesto Naval ingl6s fu6 pre-
sentado aver. Asciende a 1920, ,427 600
sea $1500,000 menos que ell de ell ano
pasado. Churchill declare que ell pro
grama naval Sc regularia con arreglo al
lie AIemania.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-20
FL jornal de
los niineros

Nueva York. mitrcoleS.-
+ Presidente del Cabinet. inglta pre-
sent6 un proyecto de ley que trata deI
minimam que debe pagars7 IoS ira
bajadores de minaS, Ell espera, De este
modo terminar la huelga oue exiate en
las minas de- carbon
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-20
Los ferrocarriles
de Canada

Nueya York, microbes
FL representative de Joseph Chate. Jr,
y J. p. Morgan, lleg6 aver a Winnipeg,
a hacerse cargo de los ferrocar~ileS eltc-
tricoS de Winnipeg que tenen m capital
De $4,000, 900
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-20
HERMINIO DIAZ
Su actividad prCdigiosa
y el cuidado con que este
ABOCADO-NOTARIO

estudia y despacha todas
las cuestiones que Sc le SO
meten, asi como 10 modico
de sus honorarios, le hacen
cada dla mas mcreCedor
de la conhanza absolute
que sus numeroSos Glen
tes lie dispensan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-20
Electicidad, la MOderna Economic del TrabaO

nveA
dom@scos las nosoos en- nuuo c
de exposition, puedan exarninadas:
ecicas oadores eec1cos MoOrea
caenadorea oe
bancos enadoes cafe caentadores de eche para
nursery 7"
bondad de exaninarlaS vera pus
Vd. la resuados 81
lamparas Type Tungsten sin
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-08-23

Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Regan, of Forest street, a daughter,
on Wednesday.
H. G. Van Alstyne, one of the
managing editors of the Honesdale
Citizen, is improving after a severe
attack of pneumonia. This is glad
news for his many Honesdale
friends.
Angus Smith, of Starrucca, cele-
brated his 95th birthday last Mon
day. His friends remembered him
with a post card shower. Mr.. Smith
is the pioneer wood acid manufact-
urer of the country.
Miss Clara Ref is the guest of
Miss Ida Steinman, Deposit, N. Y.
Mrs. w. l.. Clark and daughter
Myrtle, and Mrs. Wallace Brown, OF
Bridgeport, Conn, are guests at the
home of c. E. Clark, Boyds Mills.
On Thursday evening, August
22, there will be a lawn social un-
der the auspices of the b. V. S. of St.
Johns Catholic church. Refresh
ments, also vocal and instrumental
music on the lawn of the parochial
residence.
A large wagon, driven by a team
of horses, representing out-of-town
parties, delivered pure food" arti-
cles to Honesdale people on Thurs
day. Is this fair to the home mer-
chants? They dare not sell anything
but pure food. The law restricts
them from selling other kinds.
Erik Bros. expect to open their
new and modern store to the public
on Monday morning. The building
has been thoroughly renovated and
practically built over. 1t is finished
in oak and is very attractive and
convenient for business purposes
The Office is located at the extreme
rear of the building on the first
floor an dis separate from the main
floor and is separate from the main
presents a neat appearance and is
| fire-proof throughout.