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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-04-17


ed with cords or
plplngs of the material. The gown had
blouse bodice with high wastine fin
ished at the bottom with plated
frlll. double frill of the material
trimmed the neck and side front of
the bodice and was finished at the
waistline at the front with a large
button material covered.
There was crossed vest of fine net.
Ruiiles of the material extended down
the front of the skirt from waistline
to hem; joining the front frills at
each side were two frills about two
feet apart, which surrounded the skirt.
The sleeves were trimmed with frills
and loose bow knot of pale-pink
ribbon
Some particularly dainty and mex
pensiye little robes in striped challis--
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-04-17
Floral Bands and Hatpins.

Floral millinery trimmings are stead
lily mounting in favor. Clusters Of
roses arranged SO as to form huge
pompons are especially smart. Com
pact bands of small flowers are used
across plaques, at the edge of brims
and midway up crowns.
Hatpins made of small flowers are
being shown by some of the leading
houses. BY means of these placed at
some clever angle it is possible to
transform tailored hat into a dress
hat.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-04-17

ana taHeta
in a soft supple
quality and in del
icate shades is
also made up
into lovely negli-
gees, teagowns
and petticoats and
sack c o m bin a.
tons.
Among the sim
pier negligee and
indoor garments
there are innu-
merable pretty
things in crepes
and lingerie mate
rails, and many
of them take on
empire lines in
stead Of falling
quite loose.
An attractive
little morning
gown was Of pale
p in k crepe
trimmed W | t h
plated ruches Of
tho 1,nfnrial hnnd
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-04-17
SMART PLAIDS AND CHECKS
Seems, II II Is Possible, That These
Materials Are Smarter Than
Ever This Season,

1t is quite in the accepted order of
things that plaids and checks should
put in an appearance for spring, but
they have never made a more attrac-
tive bid for favor than is the case this
year. Among the various styles shep-
herds plaid, in both large and small
designs, is very determinedly to the
lore, not only in the more familiar
black and white expressions but also
IN such varieties as white and chest.
nut brown, mole gray, violet, Natter,
hunters green and navy blue. These
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-04-17
Corset laces.

Excellent corset laces may be made
with crochet cotton Unwind three
long strands of cotton and crochet
chain stitch, using all three strands
together. This ie very strong and
pliable Magazine.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-04-17

IdlllIlle SlllpGS VI
pink or lavender
or light blue set
closely together
on a white ground
are trimmed
only with b &
tichu collars Of
fine muslin and
with lace. These
big collars figure
very prominently
on negligee robes
of all kinds, but
while exceedingly
dainty and be-
coming, t h e y
muss up so cas-
lily that they seem
scarcely practical
Tor informal loung-
ing wear.
Little loose
robes Of white cot
ton crepe, whose
surface is deco
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-04-17
IN SOFTER GARMENTS
NeGllGEeS OF ALL KINDS ABE
UNUSUALLY LOVELY.
"any OF Them Are Made AIono EN-.
pre- L'nes-Dainty Robes of Striped
Chai''s Have Comparatively
Simple Trimming.

Negilgee garments of all kinds
rom klmono to teagown, from the
simplest OF combing sacks to the most
elaborate matinees, are unusually
so'eiy TINS season. Crepes, chit.
.uns' sou silks and shadow laces are
me materials mostly used for the
NC" negiigee garments, and taffeta
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-04-17

rated with small bouquets OF roses,
are dainty and pretty; such garments
have no trimmings save little turn.
down collars and turnback cuffs OF lin.
gerie and lace,
~ MARY DEAN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-12

&C d) tc D Ell letn.
Soiepb q. Stonnebrafcr, ser Sobu
oeS peritorbenen Yaltimorcr San.
fiers oeiiclbcn 95amens. bat gcitern
eiuer Gepeide aus NIem.yorf 5ufolgc
cine SheiOlmssflagc gcseu ieine
SSrau Gonitarre, aeborcuc Stilipell,
Iodier bon 6. Z. Stilwea bon ser
n @apoS Central Sugar Co.. BON
Baltimore, eiugereidjt. 9lIs anocb.
lider 0litihuloiaer miro in ser
alageid)riit g. GliiiorO alinc, eilt
@ruoer oeS friiberen Mapors gl0oIpb
aIire bon 9len-9orf genauut. gic
@liitter oes G6emiioen crflarte ge-
iicrn onB onS 9}oar bereitS icit Ies.
tenn Sonlmer getrennt lebe.
&ertbeioigtc lid ielbit.
@c9en 9etrugs iuilroe geitern Der
9Icger @iaiam q, 9opo Ourb Gih-
ter elliott am Griminalgeridt 5u is
Nlonaten 3uhtbnus berltrt6eilt. Ger
9lcger iiugirte als iein eigeuer Pin
malt, abcr ieine 9IrgImente id)icnen
uidt iebr iiber5elgeno geiueien 5u
ieiu, oeui Die @eIdmorenen ga6en
bereits nah 5ebn Nlinuten ein oitf
idul6ig Ionteuocs @erOift ob. gopo
bate am 8. Soninr 9luftrdec fir
GiScrente uuO auHen ncIde Ger
acont George 8 0nmmel fir Sen
goa oes Oierten 9fegintents beiteEt
botte, reoujiren laici uno oen 0elo.
interibieo IN Die Toidc ecitedt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-12
Syran glOOc bait Gin5ns.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bel gIrmitrong Ga,
Tor & So. Die 9hlsiteIluus Don
irau5oiiiten 0}oOea Siiten nm
@ounctts geitern begonnen-SIt
mn fiir Sanoler gie ,Ean.
ao.6arbe~ portpegcnO Siite
iino tIeit aber 6eoern iebr bod.
Gie scianlnlten 9looiitinHen bon
Baltimore iulo llmsegeno idieneu
iid aeiteru bel 9(rniitrong, Gator &
Co.. 9tr. t3 mo 10, Meit Baltimore.
5traBc, Acnoe3polls acgebeu 81 ia.
ben i'm an ser Gueae 81 ituoirer,
nit lDaS fir Siiten man in oieien
8riibiabr i5irore niahcn fdun5 obns
oabci 5u groBe 9Inipride OH oas@ors
telnonnaie 0es @atten ooer @aterS
5u iicacn. Gs fam. obne 81 iiber
treibcli gciagt lperoer, ooBfeine ser
scindjcrinnen eiuc gnttduihimg er,
iu0r Sic @rpartlngen Der meiiien
abcr ourh Insicnigc, mas man IN
bent @eiddite 8ur Sriibia6rs QIuS.
telling iab, Del @eitem iibcrtroHen
unroe.
Ga Ri6t cS bodelcgaitte importirtc
Site, Sdopinn9en oer beroorrogcno.
item glteliers bon 4oris; ood iteben
Bic Shopiirngen Der aiinitleriunen
uon glrmiirong, 6ator & SO. nidjt III
lester 2inie. 1as 9leucltc 1T Ser
Sut in Goupcrt Sorm. Sir Die
1ormeu iinO 3anoseiIedte. 6logaI
in0 Strob uerpeuoet ino oIS Yus
oiencn in bprporraeen0er @eiie fIeis
he @lnnten un0 @eeren. A5er aiidj
0luneu iuio gl1tter INTO 6eoern
nidt 81 pergeIicn oiencn in beruor.
rogeuoer @eiie ais 9sne- Tie Soiipt.
iarben iino ounfeIgriin mo Die. .Gan.
ac.Sarbc~ (cin bIoiIcS 3icgelrotb). !.
@eionoers foinmen praftige 9dnoar
III oirIen 6ar6en 6ci'ln @orniren Der
Site pir Yeriueuoung
@on Sen bcriibmteIien Boriicr Dlos
bitten lino i'll Der 9liIsitellltng uertre.
ten IRooame Etnont Foaponnc,
Wlooame Tore, Wlortial & slrndnO,
g @oiret, 9Raoame @ernIaine, @la'
oame GoieIiu 8ittetnro uno piele
aluoerc. gicle ser Nariier Sd6pflms
Qen iino tIein, iuie iiberbaupt oieSilte
in oieiem 6riibiabr im gIugemeinen
aaiiaIleno flein iino i'm gergleid) Der
aQonen in 0en Iebten Sabren
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-12
Epnnrnnnf. nno 1Interaana.


Siir MarDlano beiite fIar II. talt
morsen tlor i'm Often uno Sdnee i'm
&eiteH; leibte n0rolihe @iHoe;
iiir ben 0titritt Columbia beiIte
flar uno falt; moreen flar; am gtad-
uittag 5nnebmeno bepolft, leibte
norolihe &inoe.
Gas gsetter mar geiter raab uno
bohii unireimoIi1. Sic bohitc
0emperatur betrug 32 @roo I'M 2
llbr 9ladmittags imo Oic nieorislte
25 Grao inn 8 llbr glbenos.
Su oen iibrigcn @etterbeobad.
tungs.Statioueu mar Ole nieorigite
Eenperatur wie foIgt
9Itlantic-GitD %, @isuard rs,
Bolton 6, Buffalo -, GbarIeitou
A. Chicago ?, Glepelano i2, Corpus
GDriiii 56. 2enoer 20. 2etroit 6, Gu-
httb %. Goitport lie, GaIpeiton
90, 05reen Ban 12, Satteras AZ,
0apre -. SeIcua %. Sudioupiae
AS. aanias.@itD 26, anoroilc "a,
louisville 2G, Wlarquette 8, @ems
p6is 80, WloutaomerD 3S, @lontreal
26 Nautiidct 90 9tcw- GrIcaus
i2. Rep,Dorf Il, Stlaboma 36,
%ittsbur96 ~, philadelphia 20,
8ortlanO, @2e., "a Fortlano, Ore.
40 Guebec 32, Haleigb ga. Salt
Qafc GitD 80. Gan ESrauciSco 4s. ct.
Souis1s.. CT. QallI lis. Scranton
S. Sbre0eport 3S. Spotaue SO, Gam,
pa 81. @aibiugtou 30, Sinnipes
-3G
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-12

gsadtIide GinOrinoIiuse.

5rau SartHau eHtoedt 5pei @inbre-
der in ibrer 8obnlulg. Rad
fur5em Snnogemcnge ersreifen
iie oie 6hldt. 9etomIuen cin
poar Sdiiiie uudgeicuert.
giuer wabrideinlid oerlett
Cine I'M cntiprcdenOeu Moment IN
Clifton tretcuoc gllarmgIodc fiibrtc
gcItern Wlor0eu sur gntoctimg BON
Ginbrcdern in ser @obumg gaiHaro
&artnians, glr. 26t5, GitGliueritr.
Gie @Iode ertonte fir5 Dor l57 llbr,
mo 6rau ,Sranccs Snrtnan. oie tic
fiir Die SbiirflineeI bielt. elite oil Elm
rad borne gcbeuoes 6eniter. sic er.
blidtc jcOod glicindHo an girgang.
9Ils iie i'm &orbeigeben alf Scr uafI
iunten iiibrenocn 1reppe ocn Sdbiui-
nler zines eldu5enoen "Details &c.
mobrte uno onrauibin ndber frat. cr-
fanntc tic eibren eigenen 9ieuoluer lnO
5ugleid I'M Sdatten ocs 8hrrS 5pei
lid eng all oie @ono oriidenoc Dlon.
ner gs gelaug 6ruu Sortmon iidl
ibrer SduBpaffe 5lt beirddtigen,
ober fdon bate lie Der cine ser Nidn-
ner sepadt iino oeriuhte. ibr oen 9fe4
oolocr iuieoer ST eiitreiBen. Ser nn-
Oerc Gin0rul9liltg inadtc lid in5pi.
iHen aus ocnt Staubc, nno Scr 9ln.
ereiicr Der 6ron Iieb, ais er Dies &c.
ipnbrtc. bon ibr alb ilno' folgte 10
Ihncn er tollntc icinent GoIlcgen.
6rnu Sortuim fcuerte birter ibni ct.
lihe 9leOolUeri@iiiic her. bon oenen
iie glaiibt. oaB Der leste oen 6liift.
ling getrofien bat. 5roeoem eelnrg
ibm aber iein Gntfonnen. @olijiit
ShmiOt Dom Central. 1iitritt, Der in
Der yadbe iuobnt, iuar olrd sic
Sdiiiie eriuedt iporoen unO iono
6rou Sortman i'm 6lur ibrer @ob-
nuug, no iie eridopit nicoergeiunfeit
mar. Cine llrteriuhrng 5eigte. oaB
ole Girbrchcr 500 III boarem @eloe,
periHieoeucs Silber5eiig mo cinc
rertbpolle, oiomantenbeieste @or-
tied 'yldocl mitgcromnen botten. 0Sn-
folge Der GlmteIbeit fonute Srail
Sartluor mir cine lmoeutlihe De
ifreibung Der @crbredcr seben ic.
ooh bat oic @oIi8ei bcrcits beitimmtc
GernnItbun9en betrefis Der Gbdter.
lbafi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-12

bouier, Tobert Garrett. 9ouis scout
man, s. 9ouis @ous6, Or. q. q. q.
0obme. ". ". Gmnart Ro6ert s.
Ylc9uen, q. 0owea @risuoI0. jr..
Gbas. j. MadIiu SreO. @ottlieb, Sc.
pitdu Gulpb Hobiuiou, Eroi. GbarIeS
s. Sod, 9lner e. gaiu. Sol. geieieu
ielo, Sen. Bm. =. @iu, Charles G..
Soro, Serbert SbcriOon, Sorrp g..
@ropc George 5. Surner, q. 6 See
@iuiomiou uup Sobu Is. 9aine, bic1
ten geiteru 9lahmittag i'm Siat6ballS
eine cntbuiiditii6e SiBiug lmO bc.
IprateH peitere @ldne fiir oie 6eier.
Vim Abeno critienen Ole 6olgeuOer
81 elmer Situng i'm Ratbbaltie, nm
Arrangements fir Oic Grocns ga.
raOe 8il treiien: George @ Ercceg,
SreO. 9oiIep, SameS q Bel, @Imer
gerubnrS, @. s. garrigan, u, d.
1unn, @. S.GmningbanL s. Sem,
mons, Cornelius Wlirpbp, q. 6ar.
ring. " 90. @icsbert, g. q. @roonL
Sorrp 6. @roDc, u. S. Soaps, :. So
Senorir, Sol Subbaro, I. 90. See.
ner, Sorrp s. Olortin hilbert g1eus
bo6n, g. 3. 9sroOobl 5. 6. @lcitncr,
6. 6. HanoeI, q. s. Henb, s. gIbner
SapIer, Gbos. SdmiOt, 9IO. Spamcr,
6. q. 5teiacImon 8. $. Stein, 9ll.
frcO Turner Sarrp 2. @eIh, 6. 30.
Gbomos, 6. s. Sobnion, Sobn S.9o-
fer, 9Intonp Iimarco. Ebomns g.
9e9roiL 9eni. 9lppleiteiL Ro6ert 6.
Hinfer, @m u. @pinn unS Iuni5
s. Geon
@oriiBer Oes 6iuan5-
Gomitc'S.
0iIiSsResiitrator Siaac g. 9ietu-
man acceptirtc aeitern oaS Gbrenamt
OeS GoriiserS oes 6iuan5s@omite's
Der Sterueubamer Gomniiiion.
Gbenio bat Cberitlieutenant g8aib.
iugtou gopic, iim., feline Gruenulne
5iim NlariHaa Der Snoniirie.Earaoe
unaenonmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-12
@iro Oic SoIsen ucyipiircn.

Zen EoIi5iitcn Doln9beim mo
Stein bon Scr noro0itlihen &oli5ei.
itntion gelang cs raid, oen oreiiten
gleger feit5imebmeiL Der am Sicnitos
9ladmittne al ser SSefferion. Strabe,
ndbe ser GentroI.9lDenue, Or. GrnIt
Qebnert bon 9lr. it9, SIt-guger4
Strnbe, tbdtlid onaeariiicn bate.
Gs mar oies Gooio gltfins; ser bonn
9lidter Dean inter 5000 giirgIdafi
fir Die gcr6an0htug Dor Sen @roB.
gcidporencn geiteIlt pimoe. Gr.
2ebnert taoelte einen g2egerfnobcn,
Der iid al iein g(utomobil qebdngt
bate, moroui er iid boIo bon eiuer
groBen Sdlanr i(bimphnocr glcger
unringt fab. 9ltfins wuroe iooar
t6dtlid mo iAIila ocn 9lrst angel.
lid me6rere Mnlc ms @eiidjt, no.
rmIi Oieier ieiu Shto I'M Slid licB
iutO nod Der norO6iiIideu Qoli5ei-
itotion liei. Sier ipuroen inn 5ipci
EOliiiIien niitoe5eten, uno oo iiG Der
Y1oG nod niht berlouien bate. &C.
lang es inn, ieinen 2lnareiier 5u Be-
5cihnefL psraiif oeiicn @crbaitimo
erfol9te
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-12
erihoiicn amfacfHuOeu.

9ouis S6roter begeht Sel5lln'0lV )"
ieincr @o6ulmg an Ser S'li.
aomborOirubc Ger Serl'p'
ieiucr Steulng trieb ipH a's'D
lid 3u ser S6ot. SiHterl'cB
mebrere 9rieie
nit elmer s6uBwuuOc III Oct
9rlit pilroe ecitcrn 9IbeuO tllr3 DSs ls's
5 llbr Ser SO Sabre olte Eelll%' III y.
Qouis S6r6ter toot in ieiner %Ug ,
uung, ytr. 1871, g9eit Somparpl,s.g is.'
pou 6rau 9luorep Sdiel, Der @a''sSo
iiberir, aliigeflmoeu Gs MIRO u"sS ~,
nouueu, Dab iid OerNSann etpa ny. y,
llbr 9Iodnlittags erldoB .r. ~
SduB ruiroe aber pom glienlan0 Dss 1
nommcn. Coroner 9lbrans pom l"D
meIiliteu Giitrift lteQte eineH NV, w.
SeIbItmoro loutcpOcn EO0tcnlqr" l',o,.
aus. Gic aueel battc Ben 2OlY> Ss
poaitdnois OurdidIageH i'n0 'O"'
IN ser g9ano geiimoel- o-
Ser Scl6Ihuorocr biuterlIcB ,o ~.
III Ociltjder spradc geiarlep3s..'''ss
9riefc ou oen Coroner, Srr 3ln''' dt.a
@obIcr BON Gar. 22l0, Sreoerid'sl0e.,
Sefrctdr ocs v@crulania Gou'lup' 0.
pom @er6eIicrteu Sroeu Der wv
toiopben~, ou @rn. Sobu y 9u"sm,1
item Don Ger. $40, SiiO Slllan
tuoo0itraBe, Scfretar oeS Sa'Hs'
llutcrItiiblmaS GcreiiiS," mo w.
Oeu 9cidcu6eitottcr 6. g Sf'puD
93r. 2t0t, SSrcOerid glpcnuc- SH g.. 0N
len 9riefcl eriudt Shr0ter o'e :,
uannten, ieine Sinterlniienldap
reaeIn uuO fir icine gccrOigpnlaSss'..
sc 81 trogen. Gr ipridt IN oell .'.,,or Y,
fen Sen @lnid) aus, OaB lcin aU.Ys a'sSe
uer6rannt tmo Die 9lihe in vIuSs slss
ieiner Srau, Souiic Shroter lp'''
am T. 9luguit 1911 itarb mn a'' .,e.
9Iugult begrabeu puroe ''H'''
brabt perOc. ..,.r
9IuBerocm sibt Sdroter II lr'';. '';s',
9riefen an. Dab cr iit cntlql0'Sso So
babe, iid oos Sebcn 81 nebIIeN ici
er III Ictter 3eit frouf geporOe,n. ,.,,.r,
imo ipeiI er im September ~ 5S9s Etsr
Sobrcs icinc Stcauns ais ssa0'sr ssr
bel ser G6riltop6er 9ipps so. a' r,e. ~
Galperton 9ioao uno 6oIlinsllT ..or.
Gen ieiues OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES y
loren babe. nla ..,dt
Soiueit in GrfabrilHg aeUt; ae',S;t.
iperoen fonnte, biuterldBt Der S'.r '.soe
moroer uur ciucn Sticfiobn ~eu'g, C.'o,,
Sdule, imO cine Stieitodter' o', Ssr
@ibgan. Seine @ooridait ail a,
9onf betrla nod ctiua $50; leu' ..,o.
ben mar bei'm nGrocn Der 9eP.r, 9.',or.
pben~ nit $1,000 imo bei'in et5o
llliteritiibilneS Terein" NH "
ueriidjert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-12
Cybr FIbernes sSn6ilanm.

6eicrt bic r@ictorio-9o9cT pom
ocn ~sbielO OF Sonprg OaFp ~ -,
Scitboufctt nit Oaraniiolge'us'..
8qa in Ger Souor-SaIle. r :
geoHten Ger 2oge.
Gas 25.iabrige 5tiitnusSfelt Xxx D
.9ictoria-2ogc 9ir. 25~ Ses @V" -.
Of Sonor OF NlarpIouo" iuilr0e v !,
iicrn in iibcralls icicrIider @ell. ~,
DER ,.Sonor.Soac~ all Der eae IN. -
N1cGIOerrp Strubc imO Slll'.t~ l,.4e,t
Nlacc bcgangen. Iic N1llnlllal .'r I'M
morcn BON cincm Wiitalicoe, 9tlI a,,sr
oSeorg @cipie, ilm., in prddltigirrtt lirt
itno eeidmadDoner 9eiic oe'D.S .,nS
iuorOen. Qic 2ogenmitglieOer .co',. n
ibrc groben lnO flcincn 6all''iomI,, oI,,.
aneeborigen bottcn lid IN groBel ' hci
5nbl eiugcilmoeu inO perleplein i.sue
Tnu5 irto 9)lrdif cin poar rerf hc.
Shlnoen Der offi5icne Spen .,ol
Itano in cinem iSeit.9anfctt, bel 'D' 1te,,
dem OcrIdieoeuc ReOen ge9u'sss scr
pilroen. 10 bon ocn 9eartc''o or,,,,.
GroBIoec. Oenl @roBicfrctdr s. u'."ra S~
uinobont Ocnr C5roBmciitcr g. YeusT S",''
itno ais glntlport oorauf poiI D I'M
N}ciiter ser ..9ictorio.2ogc" N'l oo.
gSubcIm 3icfel. Gic ,9'ictorIa'~,e ~.
gc~ mar ant II. Gc8cmber 1902 ..sc,. y,
ariiuOct luorocn lluO bcIaB 81 le'S, .',,
3eit ctuo 10 W1italic0er. Se'lDS,,c t",,c
bat iic iid forhpobrenO aui OaS w.. S.,.,l
mcitcrcntwidelt lmo All WlitglleD',c
5ugenommen oereil 3abl ieet n''S 9e.
fabr 27O betraat. gas slrral'S, "
nents-9omite, Dem bmlptidhl'g ;tes
idone @erloili Oes geitrigen 0'..oI.
5ii5hihreiben it, ieBt iid aus oel ~, ,rS
genOen Serren 5iiianlnen: p0,g~ pg',,,.
Cunningham @oriiscnoer; lVf' S S';d,
iing6on Miuiom airtidj,. 0rleD' x
@ilbelnt @corg 9ebn inO So9ln 1l.,I,.
Gp. 9lIs SooItmeiiter fiutgirte VtTf T;e
Sefretdr Sad GunningbanI ,.,,S:
Seamten ser ..9ictoria.9osc" D,,si. %
O1eiiter @il6elm Sieiel SuilIor a,il.
tier Srieorid @il6clm. aaplall oro
liam airtid), Senior -@leiiter 9o'cc cu.
Cunningham 6iibrer Sobn y. ;n.
aiiBerc @a6c @eore %orfin9er' 'foII
liere @odc Sobn @eiiuib, %rol.p+tar
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-12
Syiir Gin Scim. Nctranf.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-12
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-12
Oic @ooSInnO Meier
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The Detroit times., 1914-02-18
GIRLS! THICKEN AND
BEAUTIFY YOUR HAIR
Bring back its gloss, lustre, charm
and get rid of dandruff-Try
the moist cloth.

To be possessed OF head OF heavy
beautiful hair; soft, lustrous. fluffy
wavy and free from dandrutf Is mere
" a matter OF using little Dan.
derine.
II is easy and inexpensive TO have
nice. soft hair and lots OF it. Just
get a 25-cent bottle OF Knowlton j
Danderine now-a all drug stores rec.
ommend it-apply a little as directed
and within ten minutes there will be
an appearance of abundance; fresh
ness. fiuffiness and an incompatible
gloss and lustre and try as you will
YOU cannot find a trace OF dandruff or
falling hair; but your real surprise
will be after about two weeks use
when you will see new hair--fine and
downy at hrst-yes--but really new
hair-sprouting out all over your
scalp-Danderin is, we belieye, the
oDly sure hair grower; destroyer OF
dandruff and cure for itchy scalp and
IL never fails 10 stop falling hair at
once.
II you want TO prove how pretty
and soft your hair really is, moisten
cloth with little Danderine and
carefully draw it.through your hair
taking one small strand at a time.
Your hair will be soft, glossy and
beautiful in just a few moments--a
delightful surprise awaits everyone
who tries this.-Adv.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-18
Nation Wide Search for Stolen
Indiana Girl On In Earnest
Big Rewards Offered
I5,OOO,OOO,OOO PEOPLE
WILL READ OF CASE
Posters, Photographs and Big
Headlines Employed In
Effort

The great newspaper hunt for the
recovery OF the little l0-year-old Cath.
crime Winters, the child who was lost
or stolen from Newcastle, Ind IN
which The Times is taking part, has
assumed immense proportions
Over so reading afternoon newspa-
pers. representing every section or
the United States, are now associated
with The Times in this effort TO re.
store lost child 10 her distracted
father.
The object OF the combined hunt,
conducted simultaneously in every
part OF the country is 20 get as many
readers as possible interested in the
search at one time. Also, IL the child
is In the hands OF kidnapers, any at
tempt al this time 20 remove her from
ono section where the hunt has be-
come too hot FOR the miscreants. Will
quickly be detected.
our readers are familiar with what
The Times has done. Practically all
the other newspapers IN the hunt
are also offering rewards varying in
sums from $500 to $4,000 each.
Besides printing the story Of the
disappearance OF the child under
strong headlines offering rewards and
appealing 20 readers to join in the
search, most OF the papers have adopt
ed other means OF publicity Ia some
cities posters \nave been scattered
The Detroit times., 1914-02-18
CITY TREASURER GETS
$50 CONSCIENCE MONEY

Tuesday City Treasurer Koch re-
ceiyed long. lean envelope from the
postottice. Upon opening it he found
three $40 bills--nice, crisp yellow.
backs. Folded between the bills was
a little strip OF paper on which the
word conscience" was printed IA pen
ell. There was nc name or mark on
the paper or envelope TO indicate who
the sender It.
Probably some person that cheated
the city on a personal property state
ment and now wants TO make atone
ment." said the city treasurer
Very often We receive small sums
of money IN this manner. / never re-
member OF any tax dOdger feeling
guilty 10 the extent OF $50 before.
Monday | received Il cents from a
man now living in a southern city.
The 10 cents was due the city on a
statement and ne sent along the three
cents for Interest
Some people are honest, after all,
remarked Deputy Jacob Baumann.
"Oh, yes; | find that most all people
are honest" observed Treasurer Koch.
The money was turned over TO the
contingent fund and the party that
sent il can now ease his conscience,
The Detroit times., 1914-02-18
BRICK PRICES ABOUT
SAME AS LAST YEAR

Commissioner FenkeI opened u
bids. Tuesday for 100000 paving
brick. more or less. The bid OF the
Detroit Verified Brick Co. to fur
nish Champion" brick delivered on
the street for 81 cents = square
yard. was the lowest other low bids
were as follows: Jacksonville Brick
CO.. JACKSONVILLE. % cents. Puritan
Brick CO., Puritan, 92i2 cents;
Michigan Verified Brick Co, Bay
City, 90 cents; MESSENGER Limestone
Co. "Bessemer, "a cents. The high
est bid received was from the J. Is.
Holmes Co for Toronto" block at
$l.05 a square yard
1t is likely that the contract for
the seasons supply of brick Will be
split among seN eral OF the low bid
ders. The commissioner viii hold
up the bids for a week 10 study
them The city Will use about g.
100000 bricks during the coming
fiscal year. the cost OF which is APP
proximately $13S,000.
There will be no decrease in the
cost OF paving brick this year" said
the commissioner The price on
some brick is higher than last year.
some remain the same and few
have dropped The proposed in
crease in freight rates Will make d
difference of 90 cents a thousand or
two cents a square yard on all brick
shipped from the Ohio district, / am
told