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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-15
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@epinne 5u buAen boben. Giel
Seiu6 biel @br'! llniare 6etioe 6a.
ben 1tis III i6rer ginidabuna. III Der
SSirdlt inns ein5cln nii5ugreiieu uno
Die Grsigniiie boben inns IN ibrer
puGiigen Sprabe 3rm s8eItnta4tS.
bolfe proflantirt; es lit iu6ieftip an.
erfaltitiuO obieftip erluiuiell Dab mir
ocS Sodiieu in 0ieier &elt fd6ig,
DOB mir SIR Meit6errihoit min0e.
items NIT berilfeu erodltct ucroen.
1ies gn6 0en lestea 8eiten fit inns
recbt eigeutlih 0eu Stempcl peltge.
it6it6tlic6er @rdBe, 0ies ipeitete ieoe
0elitl1e 8rnit ut0 perc0eltc icoes @e.
fii6l. @2it Dem Iidlcreu @ertrauer
SAT- itnicr @olt itn0 0oB oor alleH iie
ielbit 8u ocn gllSerrdblten ac6oren
5o9en INTO 5ieGcn iuiicre &ricger il's
8el0; uuo bic Grei9uiiie ba6en oie-
fen &lalben geItiitt lnO weroen i'm
bciidtiaen
g9as Dies fir cinen inneren 0je-
mint fiir ste gtatior be0eitct III
6elite nod aar nidlt ob5uieben. Gs
lit ein ltnidguing i'll alteH 8eiten.
g9tr uoreR in oen letten Sabr3ehnten
bieaaidt "a Diel Dcripirthidlnitlidlt
sic Gncr9ie uar lnadlanillrt oaS in.
teaefhae0c Qcben iiit9t irei bon Ser
Faaserideintnaen; bic @9ontniiptbas
tiefeit in Ben 6ciiela einer inpoten
ten, dllnablih Ucrocrrcnoen Gomati
tit Sect lit bon olleoent teine Re0e
me9r. Iie neuroplnutiidjen Stro.
nuiuoen perlauian iib IN gBintclIn'
hale. aQcr sSntalettunlisniis iit ob.
acitreiit irci illitbe. cil unenolidcr
GrguB notionalcr Gncraie III oen lie
sis gum @ruaoc niirdlIehatenoen
Sra6len ct6iiAer llr1ciiiblc: eiil
g}olf son @riioern iincpi gcwcroen
ln0 sic Gmpinouitg bieruon niadt
ieoc BilidteriiiQuug iuHcrbulb oes
uQtionolen Craanisnlns 9eldmelOlg
ipie iie Sen cif3elneil in ieluen lSclet
o0a[ Gs i'll, ais rare oer giatiot
nn0 ie0em cin8eIncn Gciiti4en per
9litterldlng bobeu @litbes nno oHc'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-15

ncu 0entens gepor0cn; iclbit mn
EQftloii9teiten encS pcrionlideli
GgoismiiS fin0en oiicutliheu Gaoel
Gas iino luo5l herrliiie 1Dmps
tome eS 1T OaS 3ellgRiB aer beitou.
Oenea &riifmg 5Hr cpigcH fraitpol4
len Inler 0es nntioHolei EaieinS
lln0 ihon ttoben iih, 3udcno mo
imaelpiB, ltno ootb NIT oct unniitiel-
barren @eipiBbeit ser iibennlBten ,Sii
finite oer 9laiien rmo groBen giatio4
neii, oic @eitaltcn oe8 Som.
nenoar oui aeimiAtliAcn Sori
3onte Scr oeiltiIen @rbebtiA iicbt
III Sraufreid niAt ser glgihc @or.
gang gegeniiber; oiaie 9lntion ineint
mirfli1 3u oltcru. Ste6t es nit GHg
lan0 on0ers2 s&ir0 c8 gclingcn. 0aB
Siren un0 Sdotten ais ulilitdriIcbc
S0lDlinge all ariter STEELE nohmals
ibrcSaut fir 0ie anacliddjilicbe @elt.
Hcridnft 3uWiortte troacn2 IieSiiBe
oerer, Die 0oS eilliide 0hitterlonO
BON Ser 6iibriing Scr ouggliddiiihen
@cic5idc ncroranQcn ucrocn iin0
bor Der I6iir cS III lc5eiCaneuo, 0aB
bic @iirQer Der omerifoniidcn lluion
nit i6reu SDnpatbieu peit mcbr
ais 3l erparteil mar, ouf oautider
Seite iteben. $50 ober iomnelt iih
Die iibrigeu aermaliidlen g6lfer2
Giltniit6ia iteben lie init ihreit SDnl.
patbiei 5il inns. 60 ersibt iid ein
aontrait fiir ouS alie bph5iDiliiirte
europa ocs 3entriiuiS iuto ocs lc
items 0en in oicler aus9elprodeuen
S}orin ipobl fdun jeman0 eriuurtct
botte bic Sfultilrelemente OcS gGes
items, bonn @eiiie ser llnanfriAti0
felt 3erfreiien itodeE Die @eruas
nen linter oeutiAer TiArma perocn
nirht BLOB aeogrnpbildj 5trni 3eitralGl
&olfa Der alteurop0iirfcn Melt.
Sat nod merfuiltoiacr a6er iino
bic @eridie6ungcH i'm Often as iit
gepiB eine olte &abrbeit. oaB Sic ia.
piic6en &0lfar IatciiHicbcr auitln
bon ocuca 6g5antiniicber @cainiluis
iung itarf aetrcuut iiuo bic nod
fouH mebr ais 8irci N2eniAenaIier
5uriidrcidcn0cn @iniduna0pqrillNe
panilauiitiiben GbarotterS, lInter
neblnunaell ilir elmer gerInaen 3abi
boH 5anotItern fonlten 0orii0cr ME
mails biniucgtdnihen IoS n6cr ba
ben oenHoh iuobl nur meniac uor
auS9eie5cn oaB irl oaS iiioliale nno
mcltlidc 1lomentbimi nit ciner lol
dcn g9udlt aegcn 0rn 3orismus nun I
0nS 9illientbnni erfldrelt ipiir0e als
es geihchen iit @erlaliIen oiele
Tingc oui 0ieicm @iebietc n pcitcr
10 iiehen mir bier por eincr per lplc9
tigiien BcNounaeu Der curopailneh
ia Der nniueriolea tSelAldte imlercr |
Set
Gos olleS o6er iulannen9erea) |
met, erdibt cine sSillle Der @elf1tc, |
Dor ser mir idau0ern lWo li'r oie
aei1idltlihen 2Iii1uHcn inlcrer sl1
tfon cue GfIic5ienlolt BON 1un5 tWer
marteter seeoeuilnl3
Tic9ltignbc 0cs 1eltlsHen Rcidles !
friibcrcr 3citeu lit Is Aeluelen. 0ie |
ciirop1iide Gultur gcgcu ocu GuHnll
0iiiibcr 9or6oren so idliiseu nad
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-15

/. Gndffnna Observation-Disclosures Gid 2 Der Snsmarh
ser SedSnnOfe6ser Sam6mrs &a6iuOer uSeu
%oibOten in Sie gnFsa6u Der @Obetenng ensea6rt Snms
SeasQs fir aiuScr-6rhid in @rOFgsru: 2 ainSr 6alte
Sreu gassru, b OeHeu e cen fSuuen Der 72a6rigc
Grgsbeerau 2uSwg Eblmeyer genSu nit encu Or
S6guen i'm vrans sment Ben 5elO5ne nit g. Sin SerlHer
Stnmuugs6iIO Die neuriten SetanntmadnHeen Berlin I'M
GaBnsi6und nad ben SeseSmeOnHgm &erOsansuutsraus
Cine Dame umm a6GieO i6rem nHsgr9O6msu siebliug
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-15

99er es geieben bat ipie iid iofort
nau Ser M1obilmoduugsb
syiinglinae, oie nod fem @ewebr gcs
troqen, pie Neanner, bic Oen Iienit
i'm buiiten 9od longlt bilter lid5 ba-
ben, nut 6eiBer Sebnllidlt sur SABINE
orGngtcn, mie oli1 Der Sanolturm
boiler @egeiiteutng ieme mannigIo-
den @fli1ten auf lid) nimlut Der
fiibIt rs nit einenl rnnoerOoIlell
&ertrauen 0aB in 0ieler aus feIneln
Observation-Disclosures, ionoern aus ebrs
li9er @aterlanosliebe berausgebore.
nen Stimn1itng gSertbe iiH bergen
oie 0llrb ui9ts 5u erieBen iino llno
luenR elm SeloQt AMI einer 5el0polt'
forte ieinen Glicrn Die berllbigeuoeiI
gSorte iAreibt: D@erlaBt euH aiII.
ms mir tbin ltlicre Shul0igfeitl",
10 lit oas nidt oic gleuBerung eincS
Gin8elnen. Gle alle 0cutel 10 inO
bonOeln 10, uno 10 unbe9olfen nand-
NAL Die gSorte Der Nldnner gelett
iino, sic belte I'M Often lm0 g8eiten
oes 9iehes ole @ren5cn OertbeiOigea
lu0 oen SenO ilnner rUieoer iiegreia]
5urildiueriel itetS ipricbt aus ibnen
apie ctpds Selbltperit1nolibes bic
Sieges5u0eriidt Ser Qloltfeiab
u@Iiid Bat alf sic 1ouer bod 5u.
tHeiit uobl nlr ser SiiAtigel@ ideint
lie alle 5l 6oiceIen lul0 ieoen oli5i.
ipornen iein @eites 5u leiital.
llu0 oie oabeim bleibcn niiiien
ruter Sem 0umpfen Irud oes irngc=
luolten @er5icbtes, iic piHen. bob
oi@ bon ibnelt oieie 8eit oEiitbti-
ge9" Derlangt inlo ouc6 lie mii6en
liHL ibr Seites 5lt gebeu. @ielfaG lit
es iAon oic 8dbigfeit, anoereu Croft
5u ipenocn, 9eordugten 5u 6elicn,
1lir bic, Die OrauBeu in 6cIoc ite6cn
ooer in Den Sa5oretten Uerpilegt mer,
oen 5n idjafien alein mag Dit o1s
Sbun iein, a6er icine g9irflutg lit
8roB, neil es inns oae binaushebt
llbcr unS ielbis itno inns le6rt, bo5cr
als gllles 5u iteIlet ons @oterlanO.
pGin iurdtbor ipiitbeno SmredniB
ut Der arieg@. Dies geort Stoui.
foHerS III Settlers ,9il6elm Eea~
NJ picieldlt ME 10 Ie6enoig geiuclen
wie In oieIen Eagen. "a, ais ein
lurAt6ar iuiit6euo SdredniB cupfin-
oen mir Pile 0ieieu ariea Sen
Ieutihlano nidjt oelpout un0 an sci.
fen glbwe5r es glaes gct6au BAT, mas
iih init iaiuer Gore im0 nit feiacr
SiAerbeit bereiuen lieb. gl6er BOD
boren mir feline alagen. tros oIcr
glotb lmo Gorge beruebmen mir fein
Sannern. g9ir glae bctgct ms lnter
0ie St5reden 0es ariegeS, ober CT
beugt luis liidt. lIno ons lit OaS
munoerpoQ@r6ebcn0e oieler idreden,
unlobtcn Gage. 0as bin0enoe Gins
geiii6l Der iubelno bcfaunten Batter.
lanosliebe. oie feline tonen0en %bra-
Ten ais 9litsorud iumt, sic iidb mir
BARN oiienbart, Dob Wldnner, 6raueli
mo SinOer es als ielbit0critdn0lib
onle1en irgen6 etipos 81 tbun mos
ocnI @aterlonoe Oent.
SSenn Stin0cr aus glrbeiterinmis
lien i9re 5parbiidien ser &riegsbiIie
brln0eA iuenn ann6eu iutO Wldo1en
ouer glItersltuien lmO aQer Shihten
bitten ooB rian i9nen irgrno enc
SpotiaIcit 8umciie 10 5ei9t iih onM
N oleien fleineu 3eidpn ser 0eiit
oer 6as oelliine @olf be6erriMt.
SSemt 8raleil Die iliemals etpaS
eolll Grnlt oes 2ebcns ipuBtelb oereu
~alein iib I'M SAuB ibrer iUobloe-
urOnetea rei1eu SdnsIihteit lno
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-15
9srUpgeleiAna Mn0 NeLlieherei

IN nlanden areiieu Ser6iens
berrlAen tribe gt6nuugen. Wlon
lpribt DielfaA bon einer @rop6csci.
ine, Die in Ser6ien je0es Sino fcnnt,
uno ole ilHmer lno inmer luieoer Il.
tlrt miro. ipeil 6iS6er nerfpiiroiger
gSelie olleS eintrot mas iie per6ieB
|as III Die sGropbetie ocs nit n5iDci-
tenn @elitbt" begobten 9aueru Mot
ibiaS DliBailobic aus oen Gorie 9la-
foluita bei llidite. GS mar ant ill.,.
5iini 1868, ais Wli1ailobic pIotlif
cnI ocni Dlarttc BON lllMiba ricf.
- gott id iebe oinen @artcn Sci
@elgrao, bort gebt Der Shirt
ite1t itebt er idllt IT meudliuqs qe.
irofien bon NfSroer6on0l4 mlon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-15

elnallocr ba6ea mir Siinneu, WlugDu-
rem lloNaolcn Eiirfen obgcipe6rt
lno oas altc Geilerreicl oas Deter.
racb an GicBan uto @6rci reicb"
bot cben III oieicn adnpfen bic
idjerie 9lcdtlurttgtlB iaines @n-
ieins unO Der ,5ortenhDIdlung ieines
eigenurtigeu Staatsppiers gcfln0eH
%eBt int eS nod einlAal 5liiaHullelI
mit ieincm 8uiIliggs6ulNer benz
nauei IeltiMcn Meide. auf 0ieieiI
%in0eu q Gilt bic glbme6r ruiii.
ibcr 9orburei. glber sualeid Idllt
ibnl uno oantit Dem 9leihc ino alien )
Dcutldtbm cine mere. piel colere
sllii9obe 5lt: oie sic Slapen oes
Sii0eus lin0 GeiteuS iHiigeu0 iiRo
brisoerlith in 0as bodlitc 2ebeu euro.
paider &ultir 3u geIeiten @epiB
lit au5 OieS ein @roblen on5 idlon
iritlcre @euerutionen nonlcntlib Der
hodten GntpidlungS5Git BET ablpllt
NionarMic bcihdftiat hat, mIe ocun
lit ihon 1ellta oenl Sllltnrfreilc ocS
altcn roniihan SniperialiSmltS nabc
gctretei VT glber CRIT lest triit 0en
nod oicies 4roblea uollia fIor uaD
0ringlid berDor ass cite glilfgn5e bon
maltaeig1ihtlidle @e0elihtna,
Eeldlc llmwai0lira oas Gelildl.
itltln ul oer @eualti1ug ollein
ic6ou oieier gluf9ahc erlc6cr uir02
Gs ilt itgpcr 5u inaen 1hiucr ldon
ocsbolh peIl Onneben nid9t nin0cr
Arinalidc aIitiaa6eu lio @roblcme
Ner 6uBercn Scr politiidlen IND nit
Iitariihcn Giei9idtc iielcn pcr0cli
glber as ludre peririlbt ldon anI lle
eiu5ugebeu Grite fitlhIrgeihihtllhr
g9an0llmacn bnher etpns bon aeplQas n
0iihcn Greialiilen bon Sr0bebeH
ln0 oeraIcidcn lange III oer ItillcR
gIrbcit olif Den erltet glid fuiii
naduciS6arcr SlrdIc uorbcreitci
6redhea lie alif einnal il clner uliae
AcuraN &utlitropbe uerpor $o set
ibr Gribcinen atlpaS llnerbittlidl.
llHpi0crririlidjcs mic 0ie Jlatur
iel6ii AS blclbt nidlts iibria ola ie
na3iierfanucn iuio lid AM ne eiusli
ridtcn sln0ers polliiihc @nn0lltlla
qen Sic natcrlieQel luait ulebr Der
@lniiSitit 0er beloN0ercf rcllldA
IiHen GneraieoiBeruna inl0 oieie ilt
cbe nlup lpridlt ia fait
cbe mon nacfocntt
Sit N itnicr @lid uatirAeldH updl
hciArdntt INTO IL politiidcu 1nacli
10 bcreAtlaen ouA aIlelu
idoa bic iicb Hare @ahn bredenoen
hiltiir8cihidjilithnn Grihciaitngcyl
Sil 0cni llrthcil 0aB 0er ariea pelilt
fin itis fegreiH, cine @erltleUltlA
0cr allacnleinen Atltlrruitloneu
ser ciropdid)en 8olfer pon nnipcr
ial0ridbidtlidar @c0eitliig III 9liiS
iidt itellt mo cS lit iii1lt unluDgid
ooB er ben @egiNu ciHer 9eruVdtiA
idlen 0egcmonie IN europa nn0 ole
Gcrpilan]pW8 0cr nlaellQdllltAet
Neaeuloaie nah gmerita 9e0cutell
iuirDe NnB aber eln folder llill'
idapnna nidt obNe iIarfltc @eran0e'
riu;6ea oild ocr politilden &ergalii
IHllc 0cifbor vs. nerlteot IVY eo'1
iel1ll
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1914-03-12
LOCAL LACONICS
Events in and About the City
Briefly Mentioned

CATER the man" at the school
auditorium tonight.
Sheriff Dishong was in the city
on official business yesterday.
st. Patrick's entertainment at
Walls Academy next Tuesday.
Misses Myrna Stewart and Dot
Sewell are spending a few days
in Fort Myers.
Karl Fries of the Sebring Bank,
is spending few days with home
folk in this city.
Mrs. Mum Norwood and Miss
Ruby Rasch were among the visi-
tors to Fort Myers one day this
week.
Contentment is the only true
happiness of life; and pleasant
disposition and good work will
make the whole surroundings
ring with cheerfulness.
Bishop Mann of the diocese OF
South Florida, is expected to make
visitation to Punta Gorda on
Friday, the Goth, or Sunday, the
22nd, and hold services in the
Church Of the Good Shepherd
Definite announcement, will be
made later.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1914-03-12

secretary, Anna Laubach; treas
urer, Marina Harvey. The pro-
gram was as follows: piano solo,
Leona McIntire; vocal solo, Lou
Use Irwin. The club adjourned to
meet Friday, Mar. Is, at the home
of Mrs. Corbett.
L. B. Babcock, after spending
most of the winter here, left Mon
day for visit to points in Geor-
gia, after which he returns to his
home in York state,
| Cold weather prevailed more or
LESS all over Florida the first few
days of this week and in this Sec
ton the temperature registered as
low as at any time this winter.
Out from town some frost was
seen, but reports are that nothing
in the way of vegetation has been
hurt. When it is considered that
in some parts of the state crops
have been greatly damaged, Pun
ia Gorda's escape speaks well for
this section and its comparative
immunity from killing frosts.
Tax Assessor I'll. G.. Murphy is
in the city on his annual rounds
for receiving property returns.
He will be here until after tomor-
row, and there is thus but one day
|, left in which he may be seen here
for this purpose. Ifyou have not
already given in your property
do so at once.
An item of news from the Fort
Myers Press that is of special IN
terest here is that the Government
!: has ordered the placing OF add
tional lights and beacons in Pine
Island Sound, which will be 8
great improvement over the pres
ent imperfect marking OF thu
channels in these waters. To Pun
ia Gorda fishermen and boatmer
this will be startling as well al
glorious news. There are to b.
! six lights and from sixteen t.
! twenty beacons. Capt. K. b
Harvey has been working to Sc
cure this improvement for SOM
: time, and he deserves much credl
! for what he has done.
3 All kinds of sewing machln
5 needles, bobbins, shuttles ant
s needle-threaders at Punta Cord
8 Hardware. If. (adv.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1914-03-12

j. L. Bennett, p& prietor OF
Benefits Bakery, spd It two days
in Tampa this week, b siness mat
ters engaging his attf ltion while
there.
Remember the play 1t the school
auditorium tonight for the bene-
fit of the Baptist church. Ad-
mission Is and IS cents.
DR.. T. S. Anderson of Live Oak,
spent several days here this week,
a guest at the home of Col. and
Mrs. HI. j. Spence, the latter OF
whom is his sister-in-law.
People, who at the beginning of
the year made up their minds to
attend strictly to their own bust
ness have had no time to mix up
with their neighbors' and its no
venture to say that they are hap
pier for it.
Mrs. j. P. Johns and daughter
in-law, Mrs. G. P. Johns, left yes
terday morning to return to Tam
pa. after having enjoyed a
months visit with relatives.
Little Allie Burnham gave a
party on Tuesday afternoon in
celebration of her ninth birthday
lTwenty-one little folk shared the
pleasure of the occasion, which
proved especially enjoyable te
them all.
Having been told that certain
communications, from parties il
Punta Gorda, intended for my
self and wife, have fallen into thu
hands of certain ones who hay'
destroyed them, | will appreciate
| if the friends who wrote same
will either write again or call tt
500 rs H w Smith. (adV.
Adam Silcox has bought on
Dave Hobbs timing and plumb
ing business. He will continu
the business at its present loca
ton, having made arrangement
to have a capable man in charge
{ and he will be prepared to handl
I all work in the line in a satisfaC
I tory manner. New equipmen
will be added in an effort to b
prepared to handle all WORK
Watch for advertisement to az
pear in this paper later.
The Music and Expression clu
met Friday, March 6, at the HON
!. of Mrs. Corbett. The meetin
! was opened by the president an
discussion of club pins followed
The following officers were cleo
: ed: president, Grace Aikenhead
vice-president, Helen Harrington
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1914-03-12

Mrs. JAS. X. McClelland return
ed this week from a visit to rela-
tives at Eustis.
A. B. Tucker who was seriously
injured, when his mules ran away
a few weeks ago and threw him
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1914-03-12

under heavily laden wagon
which passed over him, is report
ed as improving slowly, which-will
be gratifying news to friends who
hope to see him out at the earli-
est possible date.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-05
EAT LESS MEAT
IF BACK HURTS
II bladder bothers y0u-Drink
lots Of water.

Eating meat regularly eventually
produces kidney trouble in some form
or other, says a well known author
fty, because the uric acid in meat ex-
cites the kidneys, they become over
worked; get sluggish; clog up and
cause all sorts of distress. particularly
backache and misery in the kidney
region; rheumatic twinges, severe
headaches, acid stomach, constipa-
ton, torpid liver. sleeplessness. blad-
der and urinary irritation.
The moment your back hurts or
kidneys aren't acting right, or If blad-
der bothers you. get about four ounces
OF lad Salts from any good phar-
macy: take a tablespoonful in . glass
OF water before breakfast for q few
days and your kidneys Will then act fine.
This famous salts is made from the
acid Of grapes and lemon juice. COM
bined with lithia, and has been used
for generations to flush clogged kid
neys and stimulate them to normal
activity; also to neutralize the acids
in the urine SO it no longer frritates.
thus ending bladder disorders.
Jcd Salts cannot injure any one:
makes a delightful effervescent lithia-
water drink which millions of men
and women take now and then to
keep the kidneys and urinary or<ans
clean, thus avoiding serious kidney
disease.-Adv.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-05
It's High Time to Make Up
Tennis Flannels
Double Faced Fleeced
COtt0ns

include Ducking Fleece-in new patterns for
kimon0s, house dresses, and children's gar
ments, yard Observation-Disclosures. .15t
and RObeland Fleece-the heavy downy
cotton for bath robes-in handsome new pat
terms, large and small figures, dark or light
colors, yard Observation-Disclosures. use
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-05
WASHING WON'T RID
HEAD OF DANDRUFF


The only sure way to get rid of dan
druff is to dissolve it, then you destroy
it entirely. To do this, get about four
ounces of ordinary liquid arvon; apply
it at night when retiring; use enough
to moisten the scalp and rub it in gen.
thy with the finger tips.
Do this tonight. and by morning
most If not all of your dandruff will
be gone, and three or four more ap-
plications will completely dissolve and
entirely destroy, every single sign and
trace OF 1t, no matter how much dan
druff you may have.
You will find. too, that all itching
and digging of the scalp will stop at
once. and your hair will be fluffy, lus-
trous. glossy, silky and soft, and look
and feel a hundred times better.
If you want to preserve your hair,
do by all means get rid of dandruff,
for nothing destroys the hair more
quickly. 1t not only starves the hair
and makes it fall out, but 1t makes it
stringy, straggly. dun, dry, brittle and
lifeless. and everyone notices it. You
can get liquid arvon at any drug store.
1t is inexpensive and never fails to do
the wOrk.-Adv.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-05

DWinneI and Mr. Charles Seller. MISS
Dwinnell lives at 314 Harrison street.
She is a member of the Pi Sigma Psi
society, social organization OF young
women, who entertain frequently at
dancing and dinner parties. She is a
pretty blonde girl and popular in her
set. Mr.. Seller has a position in the
general passenger department of the
Santa Fe.
Those who were guests at Miss
Davis luncheon were: Miss Dwtnnell,
Miss Marie Cope, Miss Anna Ballard,
Miss Helen Seller, Miss Mary Houser.
Miss Jessie Ferrin. Two kewpies stood
in the center OF the dining table under
They were dressed as bride and
form on which the dolls stood was
decorated with yellow and white paper
and scattered with sweet elyssum. Two
tiny candelabra, each containing three
small candles, stood at the foot of the
step. Inside little hat boxes at each
place, was a little cupid holding a card
with the names of Miss Dwinnell and
Mr.. Seller done in gold. The place
cards were cupids, and Miss Dwinnelfs
place was marked with bouquet OF
brides roses and fern. The favOrs
were tiny pepper plants tied with yell
low ribbon.
The wedding of Miss Dwinnell and
Mr.. Seller will take place some time
this winter. Mr. Seller is building q
house in Boswell avenue, which he and
his bride will occupy.
The Pi Sigma Psi girls had a bridge
party Saturday afternoon at the home
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-05

and, left at noon Sunday to visit the
battle front. The party Travelled in an
automobile and will be absent from
the temporary capital for three or
four days
The president goes to the battle line
not to take part in the strategy, as is
the case OF Emperor William and pos
s:bly Emperor Nicholas, but that he
may possibly congratulate the troops
upon the bravery they have displayed
in the long and stubborn fighting.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-05
STOPS.
NEURALGIA GONE

DIR. James Headache Powders give
instant rclief-Cost dime =
package.
Nerve-racking. splitting or dull,
thrObbing headaches yield in just a few
moments to DIR. James Headache Pow
ders which cost only 10 cents q package
at any drug store. It's the quickest.
surest headache relief in the whole
world. Don't suffer- Relieve the agony
and distress now. You can Millions
of men and wome have found that
headache or neuralgia misery IL need
less. Get what you ask for.-Adv.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-05
EVERY DAY PRICES.

3 pkgS. ArgO Starch. 1Oc
2 boxes sc Shoe Polish, fine. sc
Large sc bar Pink and White Coco
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2 cakes Jap Rose Soap. 15c
Compound, lib. Zoe
Dry Salt Pork, streaked, very nice,
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Pure Lemon or Vanilla Extract. SC
Kingsford Best 1Oc Corn Starch. SC
Our Fine Bread, for 10c-4c and Sc
Eagle Condensed Milk, 18c can. 14c
Hershey's " lib. Baking Chocolate.
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10c can Soup (this is fine soup and
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10c can Spagetti. ............ 80. SC
10c can B. Beans. SC
2 cans Good Standard Corn. 15c
No. pail o. K. Lard. 43c
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-15

arranged with the Liebler Company for
the benefit performance in aid Of St
Mary's Free Hospital for Children, Will
take place al Wai,aCk's Theatre on
Thursday afternoon. Cyril Maude is
taking great interest In Thomas Benton
Carnahan. Jr.'s portrayal Of the diff
cult character OF GrnmpU The child
actor is only 10 years old.
John Harwood, cyril Maude's stage
director, has been rehearsing tho chill
dren and states that although an Eng
lish company of stage children could
easily be secured. he believes the Ameri-
can cast is much better. The cast Will
includc Thomas Benton Carnahan, Jr..
Paul Kelly, Richard Cuhit', Raymond
r. Els. Roy Desmond and Florence
Ware.
The only seats left on sale AZ Wal
lacks for this Benefit performance are
those in the balcony. as tho boxes and
the entire lower floor were eagerly
sought after and are completely sold
out. The prices for the tickets for the
benefit performance have been raised.
Stella Mathew will replace Elizabeth
Murray tomorrow night in the leading
role OF High links" AZ the Casino
Pretty Audrey Maple has also been
added 10 the cast.