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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-07-07
Wercttet.

,slnger Nep.0orfer gleronaut fir
oeiien Siderbeit man 9eiiir6hm.
gen gebegt bait"
9feip. Dorf, 6. Suli. - Ger lenf-
bare 9ollon, luelder bon bem iinl9eil
9leronailten George M. @op gelenft
muroe uno iehs Stlrnoen oeridwun-
Den mar, na6oem er Don Der Tep-
,SSeriep,&iiite Oes Sioion fortgetriebeil
poroen, iiel nod elmer beute bier ein-
segongenen Weloung geitern abeno
nm Z llbr 30 Win. ouf Die @aiier oes
Gong SSslano Sunb bernieoer. @aD
ipuroe Don Der gemannung oes 9am-
piers oSagamore" gerettet, lpelhe oen
9aaon iittete, ebe er oas g9aiier be-
rilbrte. Ter Yaaon ionf uno @ap
muroe aus Dem @aiier ge5ogen, nad-
Dem er ungeidbr fiini Minuten lang
geifrpomnen bate.
Ger 9allon legfe cine TiItanS pon
etmo % WteiIen 5uriid. @ap. Der in
Der &unit DER 2uitidiiiabrt Elm Ro.
uije III, mar nidt i'm Stanbe. oen
Saaon 5u oirigiren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-07-07
Baltimore, wso. Monas ben Z. Suit 1913.

iorifjllngcn iiber bieic E6oie ser
2obbp- 9iioiren non 5mci Seiten ge-
fiibrt merOen.
9as Senats @onlite miro crit Die
llnteriudung iiber Die S9aIl Street-
9lftipitGten umo Die 3uder- umo
@oll.2obbieS 5u Gnoe iii6rrn, e6e es
lid ben Mulbal'iben 9lni6uloignn-
qcn miomeu miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-07-07
1)tllowltont park
Canadian Rofkifs.

4 Sine 22-t1ei9e pcri0nlicb-
geiii6rte 5our 0ltr6 gImc-
rifa'S Sunderland. Se6S-
einbalb Gage in Oeu @ep-
fern, Seen un0 Canyons 0eS
DellomItone EarfS; cincn
Gng in Eortlanb; 9elude III
Gictoria uno 8ancouper;
9leiie BEL Gaeeslidt ourA
Die conooiihcn 9iodies nit
2IbIte6ern nah ben groBcn
GiSbetgen Der Selfirfs, Gate
2ouiie mo 6obrt burdb ben
9}atioual-gorf Ganaba'S bel
9anif.
4 2lbiabrt Sanlitag, 8. 9lugllIt.
4 Rlmoia6rt BON Baltimore
nit Iedlmg Der notbigen
llnfoIten, $270.
4 Oton eriuOc 9iact-2 2lgcnten
nm m%ampDlete ober obreiiire
99m. @eOrid, JIM, Gipi-
Iions- -Yaiiagicr- -9lgcnt, Sal-
tilnore. uno Galoert- Ctr,
Baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-07-07

Seit Der ,Sanlelon.Gpi1o0e in 1896
mo Dem Nuabrlld) oes arieges i'm
Sabre 1899 bat oieie Staot niemalS
ein berartigeS S6redensregiment er.
-Ie6t Die om Samitag. Die @obS in
oem @eidditS0iItrift perilria6ten &C.
ringere 9efiirbtllngelt, alS Die &c.
iperaOoS. wel6e orobten, Die 8ob.
nungen Ser 9fei6en nit 9pnamit in
Die Suit 5u iprengen. gllle @eibdfts.
lotaIe mareu gcidloiien lmO BON
Sruppen belpabt, luGbrenO beluaIf-
rctc 9iirger glbtbeilungen Oas
gobmmgspiertel patrouillirteu.
3ic 9lu5ihreitlmgen 6egonnen,
ols Striter ii6 nit @enoIt GinloB
in Ben Hono Club erjuangerl Del.
ien 0litglieoer @ru6eneigentbiimer
iino. Gieiel6en Oenolirten Niles,
mas ibnen in Die SGnoe fiel. Grei.
nal trie6eu Ora9oner Die Meuge
ouSeinonoer, Die lih ieood] e6eno
idneQ luieoer 3Iianmteni6lOB. Sic
Sruppeu feierten cine Solpe ii6cr
oie &opie Der GemonItronten bin'
meg unb ols 0ieS nidbts bolf, 5uei
Solueu 0ireft IN ibre Heibeu binein.
Ianu floben Die HepoItanten, 5abl-
rcid)c Soote uuO Germinoete 5rriid.
loiieno. Sn5piiden mur6en Die
Grlppen bon ben 9Gdern bero6 be.
icboiien uno nit Steineu bemorfen.
0fab beinobe oreiltiiuoigem aoms
pie mori6irten Gelegaten oes Stri.
fe.Gomite'S, melhe nit oen @enerG.
len 9otba uno SmutS conierirt bat.
ten, llnter elmer neiBen Slagge ourh
Die StraBen, fiinOigten an OoB ein
@ofienItilitonO nrrongirt luoroen
ici, uno foroerten Die Strifer ouf in
ibre @obnungen 5uriid5ufebreu.
Gie 3obl ser 5oOten unO Serpin.
oeten purOe beltte ouf f1O angege'
ben. 3u oen Gerlebten geboren 5pei
Oiii5iere, Orei SolOoten lno mebrcre
Eoli5ilten.
(Sp6ter.) Tim Wlitternodlt
madten oie Strifefiibrer Die glntiin.
oigllng, ooB Die 9eoingungen oes
gl6fommenS folt BON ollen Strifern
ongenpmmen morben ieien.
q ii If 6crufunq oeS General /.
8ouuerneurS.
9Sretoria, 3ronSpaal, g. Sslili.
= lie Hiid6erllillug oes @eneral.
8oinerueirs Der llniou uou Siib.
9tfrifn, Discount @looltoue, miro BON
Ocn .6eoerote0 5raoeS Unions" per-
lnngt. Ssn elmer beiltigcn Sibung Der
3ooerntion, bel mel6er 1900 Gelegu'
ten 5ugegen poren, muroe einltimnlig
bei1lollcn, cine Yetition an Oie &c-
gierlng 81 rihten, oieicn Sdritt 81
peranlaiien neil Der @enerol'@oil.
pernelir Eruppeu benlBte, Inn Den
Strife Der @olo9rGber 3u unter.
oriiden.
Gin menig 6armloier ais
iibltd.
2onoon, 6. SSuli = lie neueite
Seloentbat Der friegeriihen Suiira.
getten Die lih ein luenig bormloler
anlGbt, ais Die iibli6en 8etbatigun.
gen ser perriidten @eiber, ereignete
lidb IN Senlep, no lid 5ur 3et anlaB'
lid Der Hegatta-gSobe 5ablreife Be
illber ouibalten.
Nab 9lngabe oes Gigentbiimcrs Ell
mes Der Sotels bele9ten cine 9ln5abl
bon Suiirugetteu alle Shlai5imner
Oes Sotels auf cine 8ode uno be5ubl'
ten fiir oielelben I'M uorals. am Wor'
gen Das eriten Cages naf ibrer sln'
filnft iano iid, OaB in allen 3immern
iebeS Stiid 2innen mo Die Watraben
nit Der 9luiidriit ngote ior @omen"
geitelnpelt mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-07-07
Qonis i. suiit framf.

Gbieago, 6. Siili - 9ouis j.
Spiit, Der Erdiioent Der 3irma
Siuiit & Co., lieet I'M nSt. 9ufe's
Soipital" oarnieoer, no er iid einer
Operation pesen eines Salsleibens
unter5og.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-07-07
Alarbtit,
lteber bic SalfansCpe
rationen.
Sie mcmeitem Oselonmgen
brimaen fie.

Strategie Der 9ltIgaren ibeint tui..
Der Den grioIa Oapon 5u tragen.
- Gie Serben baben ifon iebt
grGBere VerIltiie erIitten oIs inn
gan3cn porigen ariege. - @rie-
denlano nit geringer Eruppen.
madt i'm Sdad gebaIteu.
2on0on, 6. Sui. - Ha6 5ebn-
tGgigen admpien, Die offenbar blu
tiger paren ais irgeno meIbe @e-
tehte in Dem tiir5li6en 9alfonfrie.
&c, beginnt iif Oos bisber iiber oen
Sperationen auSgebreitete 9unfel
ein wenig 5u lihten Sn eriter 2i-
ME erbeat iebt, OnB Die Ser6en bis
lebt idon grobere Gerlnite erlitten
baben ols in Dem gon5en porigen
6el05uge, uno lemi ofii5ieQe @rflG-
rlingen, Die beute in gelgrao erloi-
len tuur6en, ideineu bas Eublifum
auf Die Stunbe elmer groBeu Sata-
ltropbe por5u6ereiten.
Geiperate Sample ipielen iid on
Den llfern ser 5liiiie Saroar lmo
9regaliniba ab; Die 9ulgaren i6ei-
men bel oeniel6en i'm @ortbeiI su
lein. @i6tige Ha6rihtcn Iino oie
bon Dem @inoringen Der 9uIgoren
in ierbiifeS @ebict our6 Die StoOt
Selograohpf, rlngefGbr 10 Weilen
noroOitIid BON gtiob, Ser6iens be-
belltenbiter 8eitltng. Seine gfnoeu.
tung lit iiber Die StGrfe ser bulgo.
ridden GriIppenmodt on oieien
Bunfte gegeben, ood Die guIgoren
meloen, bob iie Die Serbeu geidIa.
gen uno fiinf aanouen uno lonItiges
arieesmateriol erbeliet bobtn; ail6
boben iie iib ongebIid onrd Sic ge-
iebung Der EGiie Die 9abn nad gtii6
geoffnet.
sfuh iiioIib bon Sitip uno in Der
9tad6aridoft BON aotdann limo bei-
tige @eiehte 5luiiden Den Serben ii.
gulgaren i'm @ange. llngefdbr 200,-
600 Wann iiuO babel betbeiligt, lno
Die 8erluite nui beioen Seiten iino
gon5 onBerorOentlid idiuer.
9ulgarien'S itrategiibe aunlt
ideint Die @riehcn nit elmer onidei-
memo Iebr geringen 3ruppenmaht in
Sda6 5u balten, nm crit nit Sen
Serben fertig 5u iueroen. IarauS err
fldren iid) oud aligcnibeinlid) Die
0tadridten BON Dem iiegreiGen 0or-
riiden Der griediiheu 4rmee.
llnbeIt1tigte MlelOungen bringen
Die &unOe BON Siegen Ser gulgoren
in Der 0eabe BON aoprili, tuoourd lie
ange6lid ben Shliiiiel 5u llsfup &c.
monnen bo6en, ltuo BON einer eriolg.
reiden Slanfenbetueaung ser grie.
f)iifen Screen iiiolib bonn See Ia.
bpnos, iuoOiirf oen @rieben Der
Hiid5ug abgeihnitten iein piiroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-07-07
Dom Gongre6.
9ie Tarifs@ebiFon niO
0obbb- bb-llnterlndnng.
Sas Yrr9ramnt fir hieie
1Spd)c.

Gie Gepublifaner oltf einen cnergi-
iben 2Inariff acgen Die OenlOfrc-
tiide (oriibia porbereitet. T.
Sin 6eiBcr aampf 5u crmorten.
- Gie Gppoiition i'm 2ager Der
MajoritGtSportei. - Seute Sort,
ieBung Ser 9obbp-ltnteridung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-07-07
sReidler GinoerIeaen.

SterIinG 81, 6. Sui. =
6rnu 1Sames Gelancp bon Iornanop
bei1enfte beilte ibren @atten nit oem
iieb5ebnten ainoc. Nie gliidli6e
Wutter gab 3meimal 3nillingcn
uno einmaI Irillingen oas 2eben.
9lQe Siinoer Iin0 moGlalif.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-07-07

,Sn Merifo berri6en iic. - Seine
GiS3iplin inter bcn HebelIeu-
Srrppen. - sic pliinOern umO
morOen. = GieIe 6rnuen bege.
ben in 6olge Der Shanotboten
Ser SolOoten SelbItmorO.
2areoo, Seros, 6. Sui. - Gie
eriten Hahridten, mclhe ieit 5luei
Wlonaten BON Stoot Durango bier
onlungten, lulien erfeunen, ooB III
ser @egeno ihlinme, geieBlole 3us
itGnbe berri6en. Gie Cifi5iere Der
Hebellen 5utppen bo6en Die Gon-
trolc iiber ibre 9eute u0llig pGrloren
unO Die SolOoteu pliinOcrn oie SGu.
ier uno 1reifen Wduner rnO 5roucn
an.
glusldn0ii6e 9elpo6ner boben piel
3u leioen ltno 5oblreibe Srouen ba-
ben iid ms @ebirge gciliidtet, INN
oenl idGnoIi6en Sreiben Ser 9iebeI-
len 81 entgeben. Giele 6ruuen iollen
in 6olge ser idmoduOaen 8ebono-
lung, Der iie BON truntenen Soloa'
ten untermorfen mur0cn, Selblt.
moro begangen Dabcll
otm Staate Worebo boben oie So
patilten iomeit Die &egierungs.Irllp-
pen 5itriidgcidlogen. Yrdiibcnt
ouerta bot in Der @egenO etma 10,-
600 Wonn I'M Seloe; 0iclelben bo6en
ober bis oato luenig ouS5urihten per-
mod)t.
Iie 3npotiiten 5eicbncn iih Ourdl
ouBergem0bnlib iebneac @emegungS-
IGbigfeit aus; balo linO lie bier, bal0
BORT. sic 5eigen entidieOene ltrote-
glide lteberleeenbeit gegeniiber Ben
HegierltngSforcen.
gon Gampehe fonmt Die alnOe,
bob Der 0appernelr Oes Stoates re-
poltirt unb lid on nies Spite oeS De-
riiblnten 9lquilas Seroon Heginen-
tcS geitcat bat. Gbe er ben Staat
perlieB, 3luong er ale &apitaliIteH,
iGm 3arleben 81 gcluG6ren II. nobn
aQe errcih6oren @affen imO Wtuni-
tiun nit; Oonn erlicB er cine Frofla-
nation gegen General Suerta, Den
prouiioriibcn YrGiibenten.
Die 6e6ellen boben Sen groBten
S6eil ocS Stootes Micoocan I'M De
iib. @inigc Scr bcreitS bon Den Sie-
beQen gcnomnlenen Srtid)oiten iill0
3omoro, llruapon, Goliio, ,aopjingan
un0 GaBcuaro. ,Sn allen 0ieien Or
ten luuroen 5pongSmeile anleiben
erbobeu, uno Die 9ebellen boben in
bieier @eiie etma $150,000 colleftirt.
Sobal6 0ie regulGren Srltppen ber-
annoben, peri6lpinOen Die 9tebelen
uno Ole HcgierllngS Soloaten nlo'
den feinerlei glnitrcngllng, oielelbcn
81 periolgen.
GcbeQcnban0en bnuien in slQna
Galientes, bod iinO Oielelben idledt
oraoniiirt. Ger gauge Staot beiin.
oct iib jeood m1 3uitanoc Der Siepo'
luton, ilno piele Hegierllngs Sols
oaten iinO gefangen genommen ltno
bingerihtet mor0en.
SSn Son 2uiS Eotoii ma6t Oie re-
polutiondre geneglng ihnelle Sort
idritte. grGiioent W1obero bntte iebr
piele slnbGnger in oieiem Siuute,
pel6c unter feincn llmitdnoen Die
Suerto Megierung anerfennen mol'
len. Gie 9icgierung madt oer5ipei-
felte slnitrengungelL ser Slepolution
Serr Su peroen, ie0oh i6einbar Oh.
ne grfolg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-07-07
lli6t Don paufr.
t34*et 'fl So
8cilegang oes Soban.
mesbnrgsstrifes.
SerfeBr Ser StaSt itebt
Still.

ltnO StroBenbabu alBec
9etricb. - 3eitlngen Itellcn baS
Griheinen eiu. @eItern
bcrridtc leioIi6e Orbnumg i'm
Strifegebiet. - 9tGbereS pon Den
bluti0en 9luSi6reitlugeu am
SamItag.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-07-07
SdJimme 3nltanOc.

Sn Werifo berri6en iic. - Seine
Iis3iplin inter ocn Hebellen.
Srlppen. - sic pliinOern lmN
moroen. Giele Irnuen bege.
ben in Solae Der Shanotboten
Ser Sul0aten Sel6Itmor0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-07-07
ltuter Id,luerem Scrbadlt.

9tem f. ort 6. Sitlt.-Fre'
iton @oulo, Elm gIatroie oes Tor
peooboot5erltorers .Grapton" pur.
De belite in Ierbinomg nit Der gr-
moroung ieiner gerlobten, Sri. Go'
ieQe @oroon, meldc am % Dor. W
erfolgte, perbaftet. Ter Seidnan
oes WGodens mnr in ibrem 3immer
aifgefunoen iporoch nadoem Die
9eioeu bon einem gicnic. 5rriidge'
febrt poren. Sie mar geItohen lnno
eroreiielt poroeil. @oulo mar Die
lebte Eerion, oic in ibrer Seelcitino
geIeben ipurbe. Gr muroe obne 3it'
laiillng bon 9iirgidaft ieltgcbalten
Mbpnnenten, bic ben -9cmtidIea Gorre-
fponbcuten" nidDt piinfilidD secr mnreasf-
mdtis erhaItcn, fiub' sebctcr, Der Office
banpn per Tclcphpn ooer iAriftlid Dit.
tbeilnng SO MAIDEN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-03
DOES NOT WANT ENEMY
WHILE SHE is IN HEAVEN
Little Girl Arraigned in Court Asks
Forgiveness of Child
She Struck.

The realization that she would have 10
spend a large part of the future in
heaven with eight-year-old Dorothy Ed
wards Influenced Marian johnson to ask
forgiveness Of Dorothy for assaulting her.
Marian is twelve years old, and was on
trial before Judge De Lacy yesterday aft
ernoon in the Juvenile Court. charged
with striking the smaller child.
After Marian admitted striking Dorothy
the Judge asked her if she was sorry for
doing it. Marian said she wasn't quite
sure she was sorry, and. in fact. had
been glad she struck Dorothy at the time
she did it.
After several efforts to reconcile the
two little enemies, Judge DE Lacy nnaiiy
said:
Marian. do you know where you will
60 when you die?'
Yes, SIR she replied.
"Where?"
ITO heaven, 1 hope"
That's right. Now. Dorothy, where
are you going when you die?"
I'm going there, too the younger
child said.
How long will you be there?" the
judge then asked.
Forever" the little girls answered.
well. do you think they would want
you there il you were going to quarrel
with each other all the time? And do
you think YOU would have very nice
time if you both acted the way you have
been doing?''
After thinking this over for time,
Marian asked her little neighbor to for
give her. Both little girls promised there
would be no further trouble. Marian was
put on probation for three months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-03
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS
LesIie Y. Moore, Alias Bailey,
Held on Fraud Charge.
BURKE HEADS BOAT CLUB
Old Dominion Organization Holds
Election-Wayne F. Byers
Succumbs.

Special Correspondence Of The Star
ALEXANDRIA, Va, April 8, 1918.
Leslie Y. Moore, alias Bailey. colored,
who claims Johnstown, Pa. as his home
was arrested shortly before 3 o'clock this
morning at lis North Henry street. by
Sergt. Scott and Policemen Nicholson
and Roland, following the receipt of a
telegram from S. d. Lemon, chief of
police of Winchester, Va.
It is stated Moore is wanted for fraud.
Moore when seen in his cell today ex-
pressed surprise at his arrest.
Boat Club Election.
At the annual meeting OF the Old
Dominion Boat Club, held last night, the
following officers were elected to serve
for the ensuing year: H. r. Burke, presi-
dent; Arthur Herbert. jr., vice president;
J. w. Roberts, jr.. secretary and treasur-
err; Carl ]. Mueller. captain; j. Sidney
Douglas, first lieutenant; Henry Wingate.
second lieutenant; A. c. Moss. J. S.
Douglas, jr., ]. T. Burke, jr., and W. A
Moore, jr., board of governors.
Four new members were elected and
plans for the coming season were dls-
cussed.
Great Sachem Whitley of Hampton.
Va, last night paid an official visit to
Osceola Tribe of Red Men.
The recently chosen officers of Ran
dolph Chapter, Rose Croix, Scottish Kite
Masons, were installed last night by
James E. Alexander, past wise master.
The appointive officers are: William Il.
Cline, master Of ceremonies; James
O'Hanlon. expert; S. X. Kelly, assistant
expert; c. M. Bruin, guard OF temple:
George w. Zachary, tiler. Omcers or
Virginia Sonsistory, No. ., also were in
stalled last night.
A capacity house last night witnessed
the vaudeville entertainment at the
Young Mems Sodality Lyceum Hall given
by soldiers from Fort Washington. under
the direction of Rev. Father Ferry, post
chaplain. Funds derived from the en-
tertainment will be used for the st.
Mary's Sunday School Base Ball Club
Wayne F. Byers Dead.
Wayne F. Byers, fifty-six years old
died shortly before IL o'clock today al
his home, COS Fairfax street. Mr. Byers
for several years had been victim OF
locomotor ataxia.
He was native of Shenandoah county
Va, and is survived by his wife Fol
operator on the Washington Post. Mr.
Byers served as registrar OF the hrs'
ward. For several years he had conduct
ed store at his home, on South FAIRFAX
street He was a member of Columbia
Typographical Union, No. 1O1. Washing
ton.
James Weldon, forty-eight years old.
cashier of the bank at Occoquan, Va,
died suddenly yesterday morning at
his home at Occoquan, Prince William
county, Va. Besides his wife he leaves
several children. The funeral will take
place tomorrow from the Chippewamcie
Church at that place.
Charged with drunken and disor-
DERBY conduct, on complaint of his
wife, Harry Brown was fined $40 in
the police court today.
A musical and dramatic entertain
ment will be given tomorrow night in
the Young Peoples building of the
Methodist Episcopal Church South by
Miss Betty Keys Sunday school class.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-03

DR.. Anna Howard Shaw, president OF the
National American Woman Suffrage AS
ISOLATION. will speak at the same meet
ing.
Mrs. w. M. Stoner and Mrs. j. o. Ste
yenson. in charge of the special train
which will take Washington suffrag1sts to
New York for the parade. are arranging
special costumes for the District march
ers. Under the revised schedule the train
will leave Washington the morning OF
NAV 2 and return May 4, after the pa
rade.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-03
Deaf Mute Was Put on Jury.

PHILADELPHIA, April 3.-A new
trial was granted in common pleas court
yesterday after 1t had been discovered
that a deaf mute had sat as a member
OF the jury during the hearing OF an
ejectment suit How the man became
q member Of the jury and why he sat
through the trial unable to hear or
speak is a mystery which none Of the
court attaches could explain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-03

Rev. John E. Esgert was installed as
pastor of the First Presbyterian Church
at Chesapeake City. Nd. Tuesday even
ing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-03

Spacious Polar King" Hardwood
Refrigerator like the Illustration to
the left. Made of ash. with golden
oak finish, rounded corners and in
suiated with waterproof sheathing.
Height. AZ inches; width, 3211 inches;
depth, Is inches. ice capacity, 80
lbs. Lined throughout with galvan-
lied steel. Special net price, $16.75
The broad ax., 1913-07-26

He Knew.
A teacher in a big elementary school
had given lesSops TO an infants class
on the Ten Commandments. In ordeS
10 test their memories she asked:
Can any little child give me q con-
mandment with only four words In it7"
A hand was raised Immediately.
well" said the teacher.
Keep on the Grass" was the -.
ply-New York Globe.
The broad ax., 1913-07-26
Never Fails.

Never Fails.
Brown-Ive got an excellent plan for
getting rid of duns.
Green-Ah, That so?
BrOwn-I have-never fails.
Green-Then, old fellow, you must
to death by 'em.
Brown-Well, I've tried IT several
times Of late, and find the man never
comes back
Green-Aye. aye! What do you do7
Brown pay him.-BrOoklyn Times.
The broad ax., 1913-07-26
Bridal Tourists.

Bridal Tourists.
The bride looked on the mountaInA,
The rivers golden strand
Italian garden fountains
Were tinkling near At hand
She spake with cooing kindness,
"HOw fair these Vistas areP'
The bridegroom In his blindness
Bowed down beneath the car.
Prom thence did he deliver
Some words about q chain,
Such words as made her shiVer
With an astonished pain.
Then 70 the balmy breezes
She hummed these lines and smiled,
Where every prospect pleases
And only man II riled."
Frederick Moxon IN Judea.
The broad ax., 1913-07-26
nhs Limit

Ths Limit.
NY husband said Mrs. Meekly.
has passed the limit"
what has be doner
he was III last night and made me
set 4 mustard plaster for him, and AFT
e. put It on he turned reproachfully
and said 70 me. Your mustard plastefs
90 not hurt IKE those that my moEhar
used 70 make e'"-Pathfnder.
The broad ax., 1913-07-26

The Income Tax. Z
This levyfng an income tax .
Nay fret the nabObs some,
But most Of rs. quite unconcerned
Think calmly, Let II come"
Tor incomes Of four thousand PER
Around here are quite rare,
And II they soak the nabObs, why,
The rest Of rs don't care
But n Il were an outgo tax
That congress had IN mind
The public feeling than would b
OF quite q different kind
30 many I've beyond their mean4
BY practice made expert,
That leyying an outgo tax
By 5ingo. that would hurtl
-SomervfIle journal
The broad ax., 1913-07-26

~Well. Claude" inquired the county
clerk. addressing a young negro who
had pereOlated into the once and
stood nervously jlggering his hat In
both hands. "what can DO for youG"
Wy-w'y, sab. wants-dat Is. II
20 scusably please. sah-wants to git
a-a license TO practice mat4mony,
sah."-Judge-
The broad ax., 1913-07-26

xHR HRoAD Az CAN HI FOUND
on aALR Ar TH FOLLOWING
NKWs STANDS:
Prom On and after this date The
Broad Az, can Be found on sale at the
following news stands:
A 7. TeFvalon, cigar store and news
stand, 5OO4 State street.
George L Martin, maker Of hne eig-
STS and news stand, Is W. s1St st.
near State.
r. II. Harvey's barber shop and
news stand, 1924 State street.
Mrs. Nellie Phelps, cigars, notions
and news stand, Is W. 51St st. near
Dearborn.
W. s. Cole, cigars, tobacco and news
stand, 81 W. s1St St, near Dearborn.
B. Davis, cigars, tobacco and news
stand, 35s2 State st.
W. II. Maxwell, notions, cigars, to-
baeeo, eonfeetionS and news stand, 5244
State st.
Edward Felix, notions, cigars and
HsWB stand, SO W. 30th st.
T. Bishop, cigars, tobacco and news
stand, ". 9th St, near State.
Sylvester MeGlonin, news stand and
laundry ofice, 1922 State st.
william GaughAn, laundry ohiee,
cigars, tobacco and news stand, 26s6
State st.
Mrs. L B. Taylor, notions, cigars
and news stand, Is W. s6th Street,
near State.
A. D. Hayes, cigars, tobacco, notions,
stationery and neWI stand, S640 8.
State st.
J. Il. Roberts, barber shop and news
stand, 330s1l s. State st.
T. B. Hall, Laundry Office, cigars,
tobacco and news stand. 361s South |
State street.
The broad ax., 1913-07-26

Sometimes when a man ana woman wsd
They are an ~ matched pair" 'tis naid
a fa1acy. say
How can they ever In matched Be
When an authorlties agree
That Wsdlock q a tisf
-Nsw York Sun.
The broad ax., 1913-07-26
Short,

Short.
Patience-Were you at the straw
berry shortcake festivall
Patrice-oh, yes
How was it2"
'Very enjoyable"
Il heard every one who found q
strawberry had to sing a song7"
That's right"
"Well. It must have been awfuIly
ttresome."
"It wasn't We had only two songsE"
-Yonkers Statesman.
The broad ax., 1913-07-26

Woman fto druggist)-Ars you Bars
this rat poison Is goodS
-certainly. It's cheap. palatabla ana
yeEy nourishins --Fliesande Biattsr.
The broad ax., 1913-07-26

A Mint JUIsp.
No wonder cost Of liying's high
And people have 20 stint
They make the doggone money;
7nen they keep II IN the mint
And they keep II thers for years ana
years
And ny TO set our goats
By circulating an around
Those little paper noteA
-Phradelphia PraaG
The broad ax., 1913-07-26

Fred N. Waterheld, cigars, tobacco
and neWB stand. 1343 W. 61Bt street,
near Ada
The broad ax., 1913-07-26

Bell and Afford, cigars, tobacco and
news stand. 312s15 South State
street.
The broad ax., 1913-07-26

7. S. Harris, cigars, tobacco and
news stand. 2s45 South State street,
The broad ax., 1913-07-26

Chicago Lullaby.
Street car changing e'er attend thee;
Automobile toots befriend thee:
Noisy steampipe slumber lend thee.
Sleep. my pretty one, sleepl
SQualling felines aid thy slumbers
Riveters thy sense cucumber;
Whistles soothe thee. any number.
Sleep. my pretty one. sleepl
Huckster's crying lend thee shrillness;
Wagons rafting break the stiffness;
Engines guard thee from an illness.
Sleep, my pretty one, sleepl
Should there come q silent minute
Waken not with wailing in It
Very soon viii they begin II
Sleep, my pretty one, sleepI
Chicago Inter Ocean.