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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-29

o6cr Oic 10 6duiig porfoumenOe 6ul
6cn6linO6cit lit fiir Oen SuTtTaptel
gleibgiiltig, iolongc niGt Iaroage.
Signole eingcfiibrt ueroen HlS
S6uBglos iiir Ocn 6lieger enlplIeVn
Der @erfoiicr oos @lonofel, oa rS
.gcluiiicrmoBen Oie &or5iigc Der Vla'
icrloiigfcit nit Oeheaf ocr @ldler Oct.
einigt" uno OoS inbHpaiinete Nll9p
10 bon oQen 9to6t6eilen Der @lnlr'
peri6ont 6leibt, tpG6renO lib Dem pp,
woffneten aQe @ortbeile OeS @lale'
bieten. Ser Sd)ielenOe brou6t Olllu
aus nid5t bonn SGeSeubebilfe ars9r
i6IoIien 5n perOen. Gen 9lnslDI"b
BON Der 9uftfo6rt eriorOcrn nber N",
genfronf6eitel mic Die Gorbotell UVs
griincn Stors mO OoS olit ielle"'
SoOen 6ornloic 6limnlerStofol''
iueil 9eiOe bel einem plobliben Nn'
fuQ 5u ibwcritcn aotaitrop6en IDp..
rem miiiien; Dor 9lGem ober lllau'
Oie aur5ii6tieteit in i6reu 6oben@ru'
Oen ooGig lmtou9lid 5lir SnTtIaDri'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-29

ii1 Gouig 6ricOri1 Der Niii6c, cinen
Griob 5u finOen. 0ieSmdl mar cS
cine @rin5eiiin bon &iirttenlberg, bic
5par bereits Dem Sbronfolger BON
&eiieu.0ormItnot, Dem S6moger OeS
@roBfiiriten, ueripro6en mar, bic
o6er auf 9etrei6en OeS aonigs wieoer
freigcge6en purOe. 6rieOri6 i6rieb
am 8. @lai 1770 al ieinen 8ruoer
Seinri6 iiber Die llliterbonOlung nit
Dem Gr6prin5en: sd geite6e, OoB er
mid 5u E6rdnclh geriibrt bat. 0uS
Scr5 nod poa BON Dem llnermarteten
600 iainer S1weiter, nieOergeoriidt
pon Oieiem @erhtit iaete er mir:
sd perlte6c, ooB Der @roBiiirit lib
ihneQ mieOcr perbeirotben mliB; Die
Scirat6, mel6c i6m am 9eiten &C.
fdQt, lit Die nit meiner 9rout. Sd
liebe iic, id bate gcbofit, gliidlidbe
Cage nit i6r 81 perlcben, o6er idJ
lie6c Ocn @roBiiirltcn nod mcbr unO
i6 opfcre ibm mcine 9rollt mo Mir
Oe ibm iel6it mcin 9eben geben, wcnu
cS ibm niibli6 lcin fonntc."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-29
Die glnacn OeS cylicaers.

lle6cr Die @igenldoften, Die OoS
9(ugc oeS 6licgcrS 6ciibcn muB,
ipridt Or. Sol6cu in cincm inbolts-
rci6en 9luiiob, Der ollni6ou". Cas-
9lnge lit ia fiir Den 6lieger ui6tiger
ais ollc ou0crcn Sinnc, mo Dor al
lem foinmt eS ouf oic 3uperl1iiig-
felt ieineS Sc6enS on; piel wcnigcr
olf Die Sodlileiitlng OeS 9lngcs. Die
9eOeutlng Der Sebi6drie miro Oa-
Der ltart iiberid1bt. 3u ii6erem
6liegcn gcnii9t i-7-t-l0 Der nor
nolen Se6froft oenn 0iuoerniiic in
Der Suit loiicn iid leidt .crfcnncn,
unO 5uOcm l0bt ou6 i6on lci6tcr
giebcl mo Oic OGmncring oie bette
Sebl60ric 10 UcriHmommcn lcben,
pic bic &iir5ibtigfeit. Scl6it ucnn
Die 6lie1cr lur l-l0 ocr normolcn
Scblcilhng bciiBt, fam CT nod ollc
Sinoerniiie in Der Suit umo oac
lpibtigen 0iuocrniiie beim 9onOeu
iuobrncbmcu. Ycl iui6tigcr ais
Die Sebid1rfc, Der nan bis6er foit
auSidlieBli6 oic 9limcrfiomfeit 5u-
mcnocte, iii Gin bel grobcr Yriiiung
nidt cr6ebli6 eingen9tcs @cii6ts-
fclo, mo 5oar glcid5eitig fir jcOcs
9liIge ein5cln gcnciicn. 80 Ods &C.
lidtsiclo ourd ir9cnO cine 9lnomo-
tic citgccngt it, fam Oicicr 5cbler
bei'n1 6liegcr 81 Ocn uerbdngniBOoll-
item 3uiommcnit0Bcn fii1ren. Co
nebcn fonmt cS 6c'm 9lu0c Ocs ,Slic-
gers Dor oacn ooruuf an, ooB bic
9lnpoihtn9sfd1igfeit oes 9lilgcS al
0eri6feOene Seligfeitcn normal lit,
nnO OoB cr bon feincr icncr Grfron-
fungen bciollen it, Die man imtcr
Dem 9lomcn o9ia6t6linobcit" 5uiom-
menfaBt.
8ie Dem 5lieger irgeno Elm Wlun-
gel beim 9loAtie6en iebr Oer50ng-
niBpon merOen fam, 10 eriheint old5
sic Oiplperbreitete 9coor5ngutng sc
idrbter Shubgl0ier fiir Den Slitfu6-
rer nidt 9un5 rm6eOenflih, Oeml Die
9eo6ohtung Der 5nr6en miro Oa-
Onrd beeintrdcbtigt mo eS fam
lpo6l uorfommen, ooB einnul Oro-
benOe @elpitteuuolfen ourc6 iold5e
Sriaen ais borliilos uugeieben iucr-
oen ges6ol6 limo ais Sihtidub
cmpieblenslpert6er iolcbc Slider Sic
bel moglicbit poafommener 9l6ioption
Oes ultrooiOlctten @iAtes aae iic6t.
barren Speftrolant6eile glei6mGBig
OGmpicnJ 10 OuS 1raie GclitroIglaS
mO sic lln6rogldier. @indugige
f0nnen natiirlid nibt 6lieger iein,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-29
NnriOIc Sdlimpflu1rtcr.

5n ieincu polfsctpnoIogiidbcit
Strcii5igen, bic 9loolf Stol5cl in
ocn u@ren5botcn~ pcroifentli9t.
moht ocr oelebrtc @crioiicr ouf ei-
nigc wunocrli6c S6imphp0rtcr olli-
merriam. Ocrcn Siun iidb mr. idwer
ergriinOen l1Bt. GaS Sorn 3. q.
oos in Der alteu @lptbologie als ein
3eihen Der arait unO beiohOcren
gottliden Segnaoung gait mo 10 BON
Niibelougelo nod icinem NioicS ge-
gcben mirOe, bat in oen g(lgen oes
@olfes our6nuS nidtS G6rcnoes,
ionOcrn 6c5eidnet geraOc Oas @egen-
tbcil. y9er cilen 9lnOern n@orn"
ncnnt, Der fiir5t Oanit mn OoSShelt.
mort Sornodic oocr Sornpic6 a6 CT
ieet alio oieie %erit6rfimg OeS
S9impnuortes aus Dem E6ierreid
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-29
gYer hat 0cn aumpaij criMn6en?

81 ocn i6ulerl0licn mo am mel-
itcn crortcrtcn Strcitiragcn auf Dem
@c6ictc Der groBcn @riinOlingen Der
Wlcui66cit ec60rt oos 9Sroblern pon
Der gniite6nng ocS 9ompoiieS. 3u-
crit toldtc Oicies pidtiec SSnitru-
ncnt I'M icrnen Oiien oui imoct lid
Oaun aan3 mnermttclt wicoer I'M
aulturlrciic ocs SSlonl mo criheint
cbcnio I'M briitli6cn 9lbenolonoc, no
cS oann oamablid) icinc &crUoa.
Ipmnmlna crbiclt. Gic 5ablrcibcu
Soridingcn ii6cr oicic bcoelItiomc
Trogc, bic in ncuciter 3cit ilberro-
ihcuoc 9Iniidliiiie nui Oieicm 10 Ounf-
len mo peuuorrencn 6eIoc gc5elgt
bobcn, iaBt 9Srof. Or. z. @iint6er in
eincm groBeii 9Iuiiae Der bel Der
0clltidcn gcrlo9Sonitalt IN Stntt'
gart cri6cinenoen Gelti1cn 9icpne
jlliannncn. Eclnlon6 Die grie6iif-
roniidc slntifc Den @lagncten fann-
te, 10 mar i6r ooh Die Gbatia6e, oaB
Gin frri bcwcgliAcs. ldngliHes Stiid
Dlagnctciicner5 bic 9ieigung bat. ib
IN elmer britinuntct &idhmo cil5n-
iicllen polliianoig unbcfomt. Gic
Gbincicn obcr bobcl id)on ie6r irii5
Ocn aonipnb gcfannt IaS Scrifon
ocs Shinuaug aus Dem Sabre i21
b G6r.. Oas ponn natiirlidbeu Niagne.
tcn buioclt, harafteriiirt Oieies 81.
ieners ais 0en Stein, nit Dem man
Der 9laOel oie 9libhria gebcn foun~.
Ger Sorgang Der &eriertiguna fiinlt-
lider Nln9nctc inOem man cincn 81.
icniiab o0er cine 9ioOel nit Dem
,5teine~ bciireitt miro oaeroings
crit aus Dem ~. naAdriiilid5cuSa6r-
6iuiOcrt in Gbiua bcibricbcn ober ic-
ocuiaas iiebt ieit odB oie diucIidelI
Giblmfcn iib i'm Orittcn Sabrbun.
bert lutierer 3eitre6mlng Oes S6iiis'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-29


Game, Oieic flaiiii6e Siitcrin aacr
gcmGBigten GroOitionen Oicic BART
nGdigc @e9nerin ie0eS SSortcs unO
ieoer @cbG6rOe, Oic nidjt gan5 lnta.
oel6oft olaODlife" luirfen f0mltcn. bic
cngliidc Game ser oornebmen @clea.
idait mo ni6t pcnigcr Oic 6ral oeS
gebo6enen .OiittelitonOeS Tie bo6en
cinen neueh 6reunO, Oem lie 6eimli6
lore gtotbe flogen unO Der i6nen itetS
bilit: Wlr. @6iSfeD. SSn einem &eit'
artifcl Scr n0oiID @ioil" itinlmt ein
ooltmoOii6er N}nun~, Der Die po6'
icnOc SntimitGt Der britiicben 9omen.
melt init oiciem ltets onre9enoen rnO
6iilfsbereitcu Ser5enStroiter ooa
S1aloern 6eo6o6tet, eincn Me6eruf
an eincn 8e6errf ii6cr OoS llmiid)'
9reiien Oieier N}ooc, @6iSfeD rmO
SoOa oOer gar cisgefiiblte amerifanis
i1c Godtails I'M 0amen5irumer unO
inn 8ouOoir Der SouSfrol geihG6t
mO bege6rt SIT iebcn, ia, pcnn cS iih
nur nm cine porii6ergeben0e N}oOcs
loitnc 6onOclt! 9l6er inter Der SonO
mo insge6cim lit oie MbisfeDfloibc
ino ooS prideln0c Sooopoiier scr
cngliiden Game 5lr ciiernen uno I'LL.
cnt6c6rli6en @cpo6nbeit geworocn
ia i6limlner nod, tic iinO feine Sci-
Ocnihait mc6r, Oic pielei6t morgcn
pcrloiht tic iinO cine 9tot6menoigfeit,
0ic lid ni6t mcbr o6nc Opfcr abltrci'
fen ldbt. gtift mr., 0aB man cS crs
lc6cn fonn pie beim 6iinflI6r-S6cc
cin @6isfcp nit SoOo ocn ielbibcrs
itGnOlicben 9eibhiB Der S6ee- unO
YlauOerihlnOe 6iloet, 6eimli6 in Der
Giniamfeit i6rcS 3immerS trinft bic
@ngldnOerin beutc t6gli6 i6rcn
MbisfeD nit SODA oOer i6rcn Gods
tail. 0ie Soit Ocs moocrnen geieQ-
ifaftli6cn ScbenS mag oaS perl6ul-
oct babcn, Die nerpoicrcn 6roucn Don
belltc erlie9en lei6tcr elmer glrt @rs
i1opilmg ais oie 6rouen Der gltten
olten 3eit: lmO in iolden StnnOcn
ocr Gri6lafflng 6dlt oic @n9lGnoerin
jcbt 3picipradc nit ocm @biSfep,
Inn ib 5il crfrii9en lrnO Sroft 5l
nclcn gGicQi1aitli9en Gbaten 81
ionlmcln. 3pii1cn 6 mo 7 llGr
9IbenOs icbl0ot Die Stlnoc Oes @bis-
fcD: cr ioa Der Game, bic BON Dem
Sageslouic, BON 8elorgungen. llcbers
mobuug Ocs Sous6olteS uno Sbec.
6elu6en Gin wenig ermiiOct iIt
Spannfroit fiir Oeh gl6eno l6enfen.
sd fomnc o6ne i6n nidbt mc6r aus,
er b6lt mid auire6t!" Sic oft bort
man OoS. gii6t OaB 9llt-@nglanO's
ibone Sroucn am @nOe Srinferinneli
mdrcn I'm @ottespiQcn, ncin, lie
trinfcn mic mc6r ais Elm flcineS @lGss
der nm Gage frinfcn i'm Oob, ueif
CT bic crnliiOctcn 9ierUcn auf cine
flr5c 8eilc crfrii4t. llnO OaS lit
piellei1t ooS Gralirigite OaB Der cole
g86isfcD bon einem @enlliie 81 elmer
o6nc lSrcloc 6ingenonlmenen itnuer-
mciOli6cn 9terpcnmeoi5in miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-29
6rieOri@ Der @rOac ais eGeitiiter.

Sn glncfOoten lmO Sotflotl1erclcn
ans Der Oomoligen 3eit miro Oft BON
6ricoridS ocs @roBen Su6t Chen
AT ltiiten, oQcrlei 9(ntiiiontes cr5G6lt.
9lamentlidJ ieinc Oifijierc, llnteroiii.
siere mo 9eamte bGttcn gar oft in
OclltIihcr g9ciic Oieic toliiglide gtei-
alng 5il fii6len 6cfoniinen. Dor oem
ircngcn llrt6cil DER 6iitoriI6cn 6or.
idung f0nueil Oieie @ci6ihtcil ni6t
im1cr 5u 9ic6t beite6eu 0lonbc
BON i6ncn lit obne gScitcrcS III ooS
@cbict Scr 6ubel 5il pcriuciien.
Soe6en bat MN Suiti5rotb 9luer-
bac6 inn ncucitcn Seitc BON o9}orO
lmo SiiO" Oic biitorii6 beoIaubigten
Sale nit Dem notbigen 9lftenmate-
rial 5liammeugciteat, Die ininierbin
gcniigcnO Siht auf Die in 9e6ano-
hmg ite6enoe Sra9e merien. 9ei al
Oeien Gbeitiitlrngcn 6ricorihS iprid)t
Oic Do6e Bolitif IN eriter Sinic nit
uno 5mar 6mIptiddlid in i5ren Be
5iebingcn auf fnBlouO. Der aOnig
6oaoelte 6ierin getreu icinch @rluio-
iaBe 9iuBlanO fiir lid 81 gewinnen
ino uoicic GerbinonuG 10 felt eiu3u.
ridtcu ooB imicre ScinOe ic nicbt
3erii0reu founcn".
9lls Oic aaiieriu @Iiio6etb bon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-29
Die cnsliiden Samem nmS Der
yShisfen.

0ic Ol0nner merOen es nit elmer
Niii6ung bon 9ieipeft inO Sbooen-
irclloc perne6men, a6er beitreitbor lit
Oic S6otiadc ni6t ldngcr, ieocr Eag
inn 9e6en OeS geielli9oitli6en SonOon
6elt0tigt OoS auis gteue: Die engliibe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-29
nSiaN smmSan.1

yYilm SnnOav."
sS6pcr lit Die Suit in Baltimore,
Dlit jeocln Eo9e miro es i6limmcr;
ga itcb'n lie belileno al Ocm S6or
lluO iudcn lid Oic 9eine trimmer.
Sic ibuobcrn bin mo ihnoberu Der,
9llS Oh Die Sintilut6 nobe wGr';
0uu5 rat6lo5 limo bic lle6er-6rom-
men,
Ger .9iap-Suuoug4 modtc fom-
nlcnl
Gcrriidt lit longit Der ganjeSdwarnl
Aiit loutcr cbriitIidcm @cpinicl,
Ger 9looIinn iist in jeoem 0arm
Sout mdacrt jeOcr @infaltspiniel.
Ger alte SciIonO gilt nidbt mebr,
Dit ieincr ihli1tcn Sittenle6r'
@on5 rotblos imo ole llebcr- 6rom-
incll,
Ter o9iap Sinoap" modtc fom.
menl
Sin obaeieimtcr &omooiont,
Iiit icinen idnicrigcn @rgiiiicn;
Scr lit ocr ein5ge @elo inl SonO,
&bnt mocbte man oic 6iiBe fiiiicn.
90 weit bats lmi're 3cit gebrudt,
Der Gag uerfe6ret iid in gtodt;
0ouj ratblos iinO 0ic llc6er-6 -6rom-
lncH,
Der ,9iIlp.5moop4 modtc fonuncnl.
SBilerilb beult Oas gnn5c Seer
glls obs elm Soereu-Sob6otb iudrc;
Ger altc &reu55ng wirft niht me6r,
&crroitct iino bic SdieBgcmc6rc.
yinn grciit man nad Dem Settungs-
ieii,
s. Gilt ia fiir DER @lcnid6cit Sell;
@ouj rotblos ino oic llc6cr-6ronl-
mex,
Ger Billy. SunoQD~ mo6tc fommcn!
. Baltimore on i6oue Staotl
Sicl 9loOiim mlBtcit Oh i6on
i6lidcn;
9iit OH nod nid)t ocs ShpiuOels iatt,
gSic lougc piait on DID nod ouden?
So mander ShmuB iuarO Dir 5u
S6eil,
gIls mar cS iiir Ocin .Seclen6cil
gSic ihndbtcn bid Oic llebcr-6rom-
mcul
lIuO icbt ioa n8iav-SrnOop" font
mcu2
NGrit on ein Oorf I'M @intenUal0,
9cDobHt pon frlmldcn gototittCn;
gSo itic Gin .Diorgcnruf crihoat,
gSo lulgepaidlen nod Die Sdnitcn.
Ga mars 1cluiBli6 feinc SboitO'
@enn iold cin Sdnierfinf fommt
in'S SonO;
Ga ipdrc cs gum 9tilt mo Srommen,
&iiro' iolh Gin 5hulltcnicgcr fom-
ncn
God, Baltimore, oic reine StoOt,
$50 lit eS briitlidcr All @rOcn2
@er 6ungrig lit, Der miro bier iatt,
Sicr fam Gin Scoer ielig pcrocn.
Olau 6raiIdt ood fcinen aomoOiant,
slls wo6ntcn mir I'M aniicrnlanO;
Nort miro i'm ticicn S6mnB &C.
i1mommeu
Ter ogilms sSunooD" MIR Wiltont-
mcn
9lrmielig mar ooS G6riiicutbnm
sScnn ioltb Gin Cirrus nod ponno-
tben
$50 bIiebc 0eS So6rbunOertS 9fu6m
@ollt' man onS SelbitbcuuBtieiu
tootcn2
Gcrddtlid III Die Scl6cle
Wiit ibrem bdBlihen @cidrci;
Ycbiit' inns @ott Dor ioIdcn 6ronl.
mcH
Gie nit Dem .9iap.SlmOoD" font
mcnl gl. j. 2.
gSer bat ben Numpah CrfnnoCn?
81 Den iduierioiicn mo am mei-
itcn croricrtcn Strcitiragcn ouf Dem
@c6icte Der groBcn Grin0inqcn Der
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1914-12-22
Business Man Praises
DR.. Miles Heart Remedy
Successful Merchant After Investigation
Found Remedy That Re-
stored His Health.

This Is Thanksgiving day in the
state Of Pennsylvania, ard l want to
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1914-12-22

If You wish to purchase ewes his season
do not put it off, they are soates Q f Wall
Calau sells groceries
Tho very newest ia Mems Fall Hats.
Magstcller's.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1914-12-22
Kettle stoves and iron kettles at Callan's
CIGARS

We have IS leading brands. See La Boy
antos in our window at 98c box
DIR. VI. c. Scott.
You like fee hosiery-wear them-call at
our hosiery department and get box of
Buster Browns guaranteed hose. Is cents
a pair, In boxes of 4 pairs $l.00 the box,
@ T. sHUGAkT.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1914-12-22

There are Christmas Cards aud Christmas
Cards, but don't buy Christmas Cards. till
You see our Christmas Cards. On sale Dec.
Il. Brown 4 Hoof, Druggists.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1914-12-22

Buy your winter coal and wood from
John C Burnc " Co.
New Carpets. Rugs aud Linoleum.
Palmbaum's.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1914-12-22

~AAiOc 4AC04CaA w., TOT COn-
corning my case, and in reply 1 received
a very kind and instructive letter,
which I handed to my family doctor,
and he told me to use your Remedies
in connection with the medicine he
gave me, SO l did. used five bottles
Of DR.. Miles Heart Remedy and seven
bottles Of DIR. Miles Nervine. l was
confined to the house for about four
months. The action Of my heart is
now, and has been normal for the last
six months. 1 can truly recommend
DR.. Miles Nervine and Heart Remedy
to do what they are intended for. II
used according to directions. I thank
you kindly for your advice in answer to
my monthly reports. l am now sixty
seven years of age, have been in the
mercantile business for thirty-hve years
and lived retired for the last thirteen
years" A. 3. HOLLINGER,
Lincoln, Penna.
Or. Miles Heart Remedy Is sold and
guaranteed by all druggists. 10
MILES MEDICAL CO., Elkhsrt, Ind.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1914-12-22
TAKE OFF THAT
BULGING SHIRT.

BULGING SHIRT
and pat on this one that was lanndered a,
the Charles Town Steam Laundry. Then
when yol get to the theater you'll no,
feel uncomfortable-your SKIRT will stay
in its place. and the other fellow will
wonder why. The only reason is "lauu.
dersd at the Charles Town Steam Laun-
derry" Ifyou've never tried US do SO
this week. and YOU will see that the only
"hot air" we use is our irons We sew
on buttons and do reasonable repairing
free of charge.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1914-12-22

devote a part or
it in writing q
letter to you.
On the 26th day
Of November, 10,
l was stricken
W ! t h h e art
tr 0 u b | e. NJ y
family physician
called it Angina
Pectoris. / had
from one to five
attacks in "a
hours, in TIL .
latter p art of
December, 1910.
l wrote to the
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1914-12-22

4 good st4ek COW for sale ? Wall
Lilly separators, the kind that always
plea-es and never any eOmpisints. Sold
John G. burns & Co.
For table linen and napkins see Lanais,
We handle the Thomas aud Umpire drills
both hoe and disc. from to y disc. as you
wish, jain G. Burns & Co,
Buy clean seed and you wiii'grow clean
hay. All our seed Is true 70 name.
John G Burns Il Co.
Try us for rubber syribges, Ice caps, and
toilet goofs. d. ss q Scott, Physian and
Druggist. consulfaiour5sfn Ia the rear Of
store
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that the bellboy has removed the
discriminating evidence let's forget
IL and have a good time today"
You bet we will" said Dick,
and then he gave a great yawn.
II know you are sleepy" re-
marked, but | want you to wake
up and see my new dress, and be-
sides I've got your birthday pres
ents."
| started for the suitcase.
This is not mine" | said TO
Dick, who had already closed his
eyes.
At my cry of dismay Dick
sprang out of bed and came over
to my side and then he just shout
ed with laughter. Inside that suit
case was a dirty shirt, a pair of
pajamas and a bottle half full of
whisky.
/ Just sat down and cried.
Continued Tomorrow.
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DRUNKENNESS

is a durable disease, which re-
aufres treatment. The ORRINE
treatment can be used with abso-
lutte confidence. II destroys all
desire for whiskey, beer. or other
intoxicants. Can be given in the
home. No sanitarium expense.
No loss of time from work. Can
be given secretly. II after a
trial you fail to get any bensfit
from its use your money will be
refunded.
ORRINE is prepared in two
forms: No. /, secret treatment,
a powder; ORRINE No. 2, in pill
fern, for those who desire to
take voluntary treatment. Costs
only 800 a box. Come In and
talk over the matter with us. Ask
for booklet French Drug Co.,
1856 Pacific ave-; Owl Drug Co..
e04 c street
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more nervous as the sleepy night
clerk pushed the register over to
me.
registered and then said
will you please tell Mr.. Waverly
I am here? l am Mrs. Waverly. F"
1t seemed to me that the clerk
looked at me rather peculiarly as
he reached for the telephone.
After much ringing he finally was
answered.
Mrs. waverly is here" he
said.
A queer smile stole over his
face as he listened, but at last he
turned to me and said courte-
ously:
MIR. waverly said for you TO
come right to the room; he is not
up yet"
When 1 got up to Dicks room
he met me at the door with: For
the love of Mike. Madge, what
possessed you to do this?"
why, didn't you want me?" !
asked rather TREMENDOUSLY.
"Of course, of course" he an
swered hastily as he drew me into
the room and proceeded to raise
all the windows, and il was a good
thing he did for the air was heavy
with stale tobacco smoke and the
odor of sour beer mingled with
whisky fumes, cards and chips
were on the table.
Some OF the boys played cards
here rather late" Dick remarked
as he rang for boy. In the morn
ing light | got a good look at
him. He was unshaveR, drawn
and old.
what possessed you to do this
wild thing, -Margie?" he asked
again as he got back into bed and
looked at me standing in the mid
die of the room on the verge of
tears.
To-day is your birthday, Dick.
and ! thought I'D come and eele-
! brate IL with you"
Come over here. old girl" he
invited.
went over and sat on the side
of the bed.
You see lam not used to sur
prises, Margie, Dick said as he
patted my shoulder. Il am not
quite sure I know how to act when
| get them
He laughed and reached mp and
kissed me: Say. Margie, just
what is the etiquette when q man
Is surprised with the incriminat-
ing evidences on him.
II don't know. Dick. but now
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for ladies at s2.50. Furthermore.
the Boston Sample Shoe shop con-
ducts its business on an ec0nomf-
cal basis, having no large ac-
counts. deliveries. or snowy fix
lures. The organization claims
TO give the greatest value in style
and quality. and to do this the
saving must be made in saving
expenses between the maker and
the consumer. For further par
ticulars not given In this adver-
tisement read the display I'D TO
morrow. Adv >
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To RE MOVE EVERY
SIGN Of DANDRUfF
Try This Simple Home Treatment
IL Surely Makes the Hair soft,
Fluffy and Lustrous.

If your hair is not pretty, if it
is losing color. too dry, matted,
falling out. or if your scalp itches,
you can quickly overcome all of
these conditions at a trifling
cost and only a few moments time.
Just get from Crown Drug Co., OF
any drug counter, some Partisan
Sage, a most helpful and invig-
Grating tonic that supplies every
hair need. IL Is easily applied,
absolutely harmless and Is as in
expensive as il is beneficial. I'm
provement begins with the first
application, for Partisan Sage not
only nourishes the hair roots, but
stimulates your hair to grow
long, thick, soft, fluffy and lust
rous. 1t Immediately removes
every bit of dandruff and stops
itching scalp.
Be sure to get Partisan Sage for
there is no other so effective and
this will surely give your hair
new life and beauty.
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$3.50 To $500 SHOES FOR LADIES
NOW SELLING FOR $3.50

The addition of the BOSTON
SAMPLE SHOE SHOP to the list
of Tacoma stores makes the seth
in the chain OF shoe stores I'm the
United States under that name.
The local store Is located at 1144
and 1146 G street, just north of
18th street. The wholesale house
for this big chain of shoe stores
ie In Boston, the style center of
the world. This big Organization
makes Il possible for each retail
store 10 sell $3.50 to $500 shoes
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The Stewart Sisters. the three
dainty little beauties who, with
their escorts. play Loew's EN-
press this week, are English, but
they don't believe in suffrage and
abhor militancy. The girls saw
some of the work of the English
suffragets when they were in Lon
don last summer and are quite
content to lead peaceable lives
and let the men do the worrying
about government.
Il have enough to do to look
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some people are constantly an
noyed from one years END to this
other with a persistent bronchial
cough. which - wholly unnecer-
sary. Here is a home made remedy
that gets right at the cause and
Will make yeu wonder what be-
came of H.
Get az ounces Pfnex ESQ cent.
WORTH from ang druggist pour fnfo
a pint bottle and fih the bottle with
plain granulated sugar syrup. start
taking IL at once. Gradually but
surely you will notice the phIpHm
thin out and then disappear alto
Eether. thus ending q cough that
you never thought would end 1t
cough and heals the inflamma ton
In a painful cough with remarkabis
rapidly. Ordinary coughs are con-
quered by IL I'm "a hours or leez
Nothing better for bronchitis wIn-
ter coughs and bronchial asthma
This Pinex and Sugar syrup mix
ture makes q fun pinf-enoueh 70
last family a long time-st Z cost
OF only 81 cents Keeps perfectly
and tastes pleasant. Easily pre-
pared. Full directions with Pinex.
Pinex Is a special and highly con-
centrated compound of genuine
Norway pine extract. rich IN quail
col and Is famous the world ever
for Its ease. certainty ana prompt
chest and throat colds.
Get the eenuine. Ask your drug
Eist for "z3z ounces Pfnex." and 10
not accept anything else. A GUAR
antee OF absolute satisfaction af
money promptly refunded. goes
with this preparation The rfnnx
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There was the
usual number of
women crowded
into the pullman
C a r dressing
room. All of
them trying to
dress and prink.
It's a terrible
thing, Ii t I | e
book, that wom-
en- must always
be careful and
convention says
that whether she
is in her own
drawing room or
in a sleeping car
she must be