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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-25

comes = comparatively simple matter
to get tho hstula closed. Once tho irri-
table sphinctor is put at rest tho
hDtuious tract heals as kindly as such
an opening heals elsewhere In the
body whom thero is no serious under.
lying trouble.
Hundreds Of people with nssure or
with nstuia are devoting good money
and precious time to the futile business
or using some impossible pile cure"
In the vain endeavor to find relief from
condition 40 unlike piles az bunion
is unlike tho mumpB.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-25
Don't Trust One Mirror
Copyright. 1914. by Lillian Russell.
BY LILLIAN RUSSELL.


Judging from the face OF the ma
jority of women one meets. they trust
but one mirror. Now that mirror may
be placed In bad position, it may
throw iattering light on one side OF
the face. leaving the other side In
shadow. 1t may have yellow cast or
it may have blue shade. Perfect
mirrors arc rare, SO caution should be
exercised in the original selection.
Place your bare hand against the mir.
ror in good light, then observe the
hand and It's reflection in the glass
Notice the different colors different
mirrors will cast upon the hand in the
glass. select one that gives the refec-
ton exactly the same color as the bare
hand and you will have a true idea Of
the color your face will assume when
reflected to you.
So far, so good. The mirror must
then be placed in perfect light direct
ly in the middle of window or be-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-25

The Moyen Age costume AT it's best
Is illustrated here. carried out in lace
rufhes and satin. The rufes may be
arranged on the foundation in unbroken
llne or interrupted at the front with
Il panel of satin. American beauty red
satin with cream lace on rose pink
foundation. supplies an exquisite color
scheme. Materials required: l-2 yards
36-inch satin for basque. . 3-S yards
36-tnch satin for foundation and 10
yards OF lace.
Pictorial Review Costume No. $3.50
Sizes. ii TO 20 years. Price, l5c
The pattern will he mniIed to an,
sddrenh by The imes-DIsputch Pattern
Department on receipt az price.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-25
UNIQUE CHRISTMAS TREAT
FOR BRISTOLS POOR ONES
Especial to

Especial to The Times Dispatch.]
BRISTOL, VA, December 24.-The
municipal authorities OF both Bristol,
Tenn. and Bristol. Va. and all the
churches were active in the most
unique Christmas event in the history
of Bristol tonight. when n mammoth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-25
Question. and An,v.,,.

What's in the Air?-In what proper
tons do oxygen. hydrogen nitrogen,
carbonic acid gas Cor carbon dioxidel
and ozone exist In tho air. and what
effect has each on the body?
Repiy-The respective proportions
are: 1850 trace. 1905, 00005. and a
variable trace depending on the .vege-
tation. Oxygen enables the body to
burn up food; nitrogen has no effect
except to dilute the oxygen: hydrogen
mas no known effect; carbon dioxide
perhaps stimulates breathing; ozone IS
stimulant OF cellular motabolism
when naturally present In the air. Ex-
pred air contains about 1900 parts OF
oxygen and about 400 Of carbon diox-
iae. sewer gas (air in sewer or es-
1000 parts Of carbon dfoxide, but is
not noticeably injurious to health.
Wrong in the Head-I am eighty
years young. When I stoop over there
Is watery discharge from nostril
with very offensive odor. am for
gettul, and have slight headache
mornings on awakening which soon
. wears off. Can II be trouble in tho
brain? To-day 1 swallowed a black.
headed pin, and have felt no i'll eff.
fects so far. Is there any danger?
Reply: Brain sound as a dollar:
probably 1t is chronic catarrhal sin
usitis. or Inflammation OF one of tho
air spaces in the skull which commu-
nioate with the nasal cavity. Stoon
three times day and thereby drain
the sinus.
Biack-headed pins are not 40 good
to eat as plain brass pins Watch to
sec whether 1t passes In tho natural
way. Eat bananas or potatoes or other
bulky vegetables freely and take no
cathartics for few days.
Buncombe Just Bunk!--An adver-
tfsemont declares that Elycerine tonic
Is Indicated In all diseases due to
functional arrangement or nutritional
decline" 1 saw the advertisement in
a leading medical journal In a doctors
ONCE. Please throw a little light on
It,
Reply: That is a pretty large con-
tract-but then, the nostrum manu-
faeturer always lays 1t on thick, even
when he speaks to doctors. The
truth is the tonic" is simply an old
fashioned shotgun mixture of more or
less innocent drugs. and 1t Is used
chiefly when the doctor doesn't
know what ails the patient. When a
remedy is said to be good for all dis
eases it is generally good for nothing
Don't believe everything you see in
medical journal. especially Journal
that would print such an ADVERTISE
ment.
In Dead Ernest-It seems to me YOU
are inclined to be too frivolous in your
style of writing about health matters.
We enjoy your health talks, but wish
you would try to be more serious.
Reply: AS substitute after your
own liking, try the almanacs or the
patent medicine ads.
Now, Fellows. All Together,-AIy
wife has just presented mo with Jar
of fine tobacco and pipe. She says
she would rather sacrifice her cur
tanis than have me attending lodge
three nights q week. What is the
health version OF this question?
Reply: If there were more such
wives there would >be few lodges
Other wives should not overlook this.
What's a pair OF ruined curtains COM
pared with n good husband?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-25

tween twb windows. with oven light ON
both sides. southern light Is best,
us II IL soft and does not get tho direct
sun ray.
If you use powder you should always
carefully examine your face after put
ting 1t on. Do not dab It on without
looking at yourself while doing SO. A
hour-laden nose Is ridiculous. Tho
powder should be put on smoothly in
order that 1t may not appear like
makeup.
We see women pull out q powder box.
take the pun and dab 1t all over the
race without looking at herself, leav-
ing blotches OF white around her nose,
on her chin and eyeglasses. have seen
some women powder without lifting
their wells. OF course. their wells are
filled with powder.
A woman cannot consult her mirror
TOO often II sho uses a little darkening
upon her eyelids and rouge upon her
checks and lips. Nothing is more pitt
ful to look at than madc-up woman
with evidences Of her artificial beauti-
flying still upon her face
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-25
Lillian Ru..eirs Answers.

Miss G.: 1 am sorry. but cannot give
you a formula nor the name of a Eood
rouge. There are many good ones on
the market. Any druggist will recon-
mend one to you. You might go into
a reliable hair dressing parlor. They
usually carry this article. and prob
ably would give you good one. I
cannot give names OF proprietary ar
ticles through my column.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-25

RECIPES.
Ice and nut loaf. Wash and boil
one cup rice. Add one cup peanut but
ter. one cup thick cream sauce, one
beaten egg, one teaspoonful chopped
parsley. one teaspoonful grated nut
meg. Mix these we'll together. Shape
into loaf. brush with one beaten egg
Dust with one cup bread crumbs. Bake
thirty-fve minutes In shallow pam
Serve with tomato sauce.
Quick peach shortcake. To ordinary
recipes for crust add one heaping
spoonful baking powder. Place under
crust on pan. Pour In one can peaches,
one cup sugar. small half-cup flour and
dust with cinnamon. Cover with
dough for upper crust. Bake half
hour. This is nice served with sauce.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-25
Tomorrow S Menu
by MARTHA wEsTovER,

The prices quoted in these menus
is understood to depend on following
closely the ones I have indicated for
the week. The turkey soup, for in
stance. costs nothing because 1T Is
made from the bones and some bits of
celery and lettuce left from your Christ
mas dinner. The price was Included
In the amount Of that meal This IL
true also OF the celery soup. American
women can do no better than to follow
the French in the making Of soups.
For In this the greatest economy re-
suits. The tops OF celery. wilted let
tuce leaves. and bones makes delicious
soups.
Following n day OF heavy eating,
there Is nothing so good to start Off
the morning meal as the Juice OF an
orange. Lovers of hot bread will prob
ably look askance on the number OF
times bran bread and toast appear on
these menus in place of the usual bat
ter-bread and hot rolls. But 1t is only
In behalf of good health. Bran in -four
greatly aids digestion. and to those In
terested in clear complexion hot
breads with butter are almost disas-
trous These meals are for six per-
SONS.
BREAKFAST
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Jess: Yes, henna does give a redd;sh
tint to dark hair. but makes light hair
rcd, but l cannot give you formula
for 1t. 1t Is a dye, and as dyes are
harmful to the hair and scalp, I neither
recommend nor give formulas for them
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-25

Mary: CASTLE soap usually agrees
with all skins. 1t Is pure and can be
used for the face. Try a good rice
powder. you can buy 1t at any reliable
drug store.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-25

NJ. A.: Ono or two drops of bluine in
the last rinsing water is all that ia
necessary when shampooing white hair.
ms should be added to the last rinsinx
water. Only. of courEe, X the water
was made too blue, the hair would
nave a BLUSH tint to it.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-25

Z: p: Always before massaEins
bathe parts to be massaged with war;
water. Warm water opens the pore
ana the cream is absorbed, but col
water hardens the flesh and closes tn
pores. BEFORE massasing the neck
battle Ia the warm water for about r..
minutes, then rub tho cocoa butte
into IL.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-05

&onOon A. SUM. Sir Gol.
9lus Straight, @6ren S6obmeiiter
Der 3eitlmes @eieaidait lmO Oes
Snitituts Der SonrnoliIten iIt geItern
9lbeno bier geItor6en. @r muroe I'M
Sabre 1914 ge6oren. @r mar ser
Serals9e6er Der nBoa MaQ @o5et.
te~ bon 1896 bis 1909. @r 6otte aud
ais Criminal 9lnualt einen 9roBen
9hIf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-05

ocn Gat6, 2poia 6. @ini6am's r@cgcs
table COMPOUND" 8u perhlcben lno icb
foftc cine Sloidle. 9ld0iten N{onat
fii6ltc i'd MIDI ipo6ler, ocsbal6 na9m i6
brei ncitere Slold6en 0abou, ilno id murS
De 70 geiun0, OaB id) itetS arbeiten fonns
te eSc6 6offe. baB ie0e Srait Die lcioct,
ipie ic1 lit, 2DDin g. Ytnfbam5 ~YcQes
table Compound" beriu1en miro.
Srau y. 29. 2anicng, 9ioute 9tr. 1, 6los
renee, 0iiOs3ntota
geie fommt cs, onB 5rnuen tagaus,
ta9ein Ieioen uno ibr Seben frdnfldj mo
nieDergcIdlagcn binihleppcn uno brett
bertel Der 2ebcnsfreu0e perpnilen, ipenn
tie Geiunobcit in 2Doia s. Yinfbam's
u%e9etable Gompolnlo" fnoen fonncn9
Geit OreiBis Sa6rer 1T es bic glormals
Nlebi5in fir Srauenleioeu gcirelen imo
bat taiienbe bon Sraueu 9eIno gemddt
Sic al %eri1iebung, Gni5iinolng, Sc
i1miiren 0einpuliten lInregelmdBigz
felt, etc, littcn
@cun Sic 6cionbcrcn GatB iuiinidbCu,
10 idjrCibcn Sic an SDoin 6. Rinfham
Wleoicine 81. (cunfiDCutiaD, GDun, WlniI.
SIR Brief iuiro uun cilcr Jrau ncbfinct,
gcleicn mn bcnntwOrtCt mo ltrcng ucrs
trgulidD gebalteH wet0eH,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-05

Npporot oltsgcltattet. glod Dem 3u-
itanOe Scr @taibine NOR Der llnfoa
Die 6oIge elmer grploiion pel6e ser
@nt5iinoiln0 bon @etrolcumOGnpfeu
olir6 einen Sunfen BON ocm orobt-
Ioicn 9l(.porot 5u5uit9rcibcn icin
Niirfte.
&ro5cB qegcn u@ono
2iio" Dteb be-
gonnen.
5lorcn34. Suni. II Ger 9Sro-
5eB gcgcn @incen3o @cruoio, mcI6cr
oueeflaet iit ga @inci's Mciiter-
tDerf uWtona 2iia" ans Dem 2ollorc
in 9SariS geitobIen ali bo6cn, bat
helte bier ieinen 9lnfong genommen
|as &critbminoen Des 9iIOes am 90.
@uguit 1911 erregte bcfonntIi@ einc
gelputtige Scaiotion in ser goh5en
gSelt 0ic 9labforidungen no6
ocm &unltucrf murocn crit am 12.
Ge5ember 1913 BON @rfolg gcfr0nt
Wonn &crugio Oos @cmdlOe cincm
6lorertiner &lnit6dn0lcr gum &allf
onbot.
Or. 9(mul0i Gin beriibnttcr gllic.
nit pur9c ais So6DeritGnoiger Der.
nonunen lmo erfl6rtc, cine eingebcii-
&c 8cobuAtlng &crugia's babe i'm
5u Ger lle6er8eugung gebrabt, bob
Oerielbe fir ieine G6ot nur in be.
ihrGnftem WtoBe Derontportli1 ici.
&erilgia berludte nitbt, 5u beitrei-
ten Bob er ooS @cmGlOc aug 0ent
Soubre oeito6lcn Bate; ct erfldrte,
cs iei iein @unidb gepcicn OoB Oas
SSitnitpcrf in Dem @olo55o Otgli III
fi5i in 5loren3 ousgcitellt weroc. @r
iagte, er babe gemuBt oaB oic fron=
10iiide Gceierltng Oem 0iebe Straf-
loiigfeit 8ugciihcrt babe, ioas er 0o8-
iclbe nod oem 2oubre 3uriid bringcn
iUerOe; trosoem bobc cr iib oicleS
slner6ietcn ni6t 5u galbc gcma6t.
@}ebrcre SobDeritGnoigc bc3cug-
ten oic Gdtbcit oes aunihpcrfes.
Cine gln8obl bon 3citgcu iogtcn iibcr
bic llmitGnoc Ocs 0icbItoblS aus.
&on Oen olpiG0en @ei6ern.~
2on0oiL A. Suni. ~ Gin Ser
lud, a6nig George 0elegentlih ser
beutigen Soifeltlbfeit inn 9uding-
bom EoloIt t6dtlib nuf3u6olten, lit
Der neuciie &loll Der ben piloeu
&ablmei6crn 5ugeidrie6en miro. Ser
p@pening StouOor0,~ melder Die
alnoe bon Der &criGmorlng Der
Suifragetten 6radbte, iagt, Bob Die
Eoli5ei Elm peitoer5meigtes Gon1plot
entOeft babe, OaS gan5 genoue Eldne
fir @rlonguug Oes @inlales IN Oen
&onigspololt nit Sii(fe BON gefdliG-
ten &orten entbielt.
SSrau @mmeline 8onf6iuit lit an
9e6li6 oie llrbeberin oes glnid6lags.
IS iinO umfolienOe GoriidtsnaBre-
geln getroiieH luorOcn melde, mic
man olau6t sic 9tusfiibring Oes
EloneS oereiteln meroen.
Die 8oli5ei arrangements oiirf-
ten ii1 fir Die @dite oes &origSpaa.
res re6t lmliebium eriueiien. Gie
autiAen im0 9lutoS, pelbe AM ga
LATTE onlongen, peroen idmntli1 ci-
men Goroon oon Geteftiben uno $50
li5iiteu 8l poiiircn 6o6en, melde aQe
GingGnge 5u Dem Eoloit 6ewa6en
merOen
S5eoc Game miro iicb 9on5 genolt
ousipciien miiIcn, e6e iie 5uaeloiien
pirO. Ectcftips, ueld5e nit Oen6ii6-
rcrinnen Scr frie9eriiaen Sitifraget.f
ten 6efanut iiu0, merOen oae gln-
fommliuge i6ori 6eo6a6ten
9(rtifel in Oen 6egierltngS Grdo-
men ocuten an OaB OaS GnOe ser
friegerii4eH Sufiragetten-S -Sepegung
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-05
Su lOl6cM GdmcrScu,
Dap SyraA iucintc
Gitt fnrdjt6ur, bis Oard SgOia IS,
&inf0am's nScsetu6le Gum-
pOnmO@ micOcr gcinnSct.

8lorcuce. 9ii6s9afota- .Seocu 9aos
nat pflegle i'd an nieoerorildcnoen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-05
glns Oem Suucreu NiarNlnnS's nnO
ben augren5euOeu Stanten.
9tete8 2eben bGibt aus
ben Mninen.

g cues 2ebeu bGiibt aus
0en &uinen.
Die Gigent6iimer Der gr0Bten 9e-
iibt6iiner, ole in Dem lebten grauOe
in GreagerStowu BEL 6reoerid, @lo,
in 9liAe gelegt murOcn, mollen init
Dem g9ieoeraiti6on beginner, 10 mie
Die 9l6iA1bungea ourd Die @eriibe-
rln0Sgcielli1oitcn beenOet iinO Ger
augeridtete S1oOeu ioIl iiG ouf
100000 6eIauieu, Der mr 5u eiuem
Erittcl ourd @erii6cumg geOedt
iein ioll.
o9 lue Hio &c s ollege."
@cIicm iauO Ole S6MBieier oeS
,,@me 9iOgc College" in 93eip @inO-
for bel @eltminiter, Mo., itatt. Gie
9lnipraGc 6ielt Charles 6. g9cbler,
Der Gefan OeS 5000 College" oie
9}rciie oert6elte Charles 6. 9oniad,
Der &icc-&r0iiOent Der glnitalt.
g(ellcr 2 Setretdr.
Sn Ser Geriammlrng Der @eiunO-
bcits6cG0roe BON Cumberland, Nlo.,
wurOc Serr N2ar s. Cotton gum ncii-
Ell NlitglicO irO SefretGr ser 9c-
66roe ernount. @r miro iein 9lmt
Ooraisiidtlib bercits am 15. Suni
antreten. Serr &alp6 @oiro wlrOe
5im Glcrf 0cr 9c6or0e mieOerer-
md6lt
D&oID 81 oilers" III den
Sfon0oI.
Sn 15olge BON 5a6lrci6en 9eidmer-
oeu Der Giuuberldnoer 9iirger, Die
i'll Der 9}a6e 0cs Oortigcn Gat66auIes
po6nen orang Der Foli5ei6ei @i-
icu6aler in oie @eriammlitng Der
iogcuannten nl6oIp 9ioIlers" Gin uno
nabm me6rere Ger6aihlngen mcgen
inge50rigen 9etragens Dor. Inter
Den &er6afteten befin0cn iib 9l. 9.
Gor, 3. q. Braun nno 3. q. @lore-
lano, oie 9iic6ter Scd nit Scr Scr
warntng entlicB, ii6 6ei i6ren u@ot-
tesOienllcn4 etmas gr0Berer @idBi-
alng 81 beileiBigen.
g @bren0oltin Cumberland.
@r.@oioerneur @Omin &orfielO
meiltc ais @brengolt bel Dem bon
Serrn lmo 6rau Gpber0cau glnnan
Den @raOuirten Der o9(legaup So.
9lcaoenD~ gcge6enen 6cItciien. @rof
@eorge @. Craig, Ser SbuIleiter,
ii6erreidte Oen @raOuirtcn Ole Gi-
plomc, Sri. @laoDs 9}oreat6 bielt Die
@cgriiBungs- uno Sri. Sorriet @li5a-
6et6 McGalllep ole 2l6iAieosre0e. Gie
@raOuirten iino. Sarriet @li5abetb
@}cGaidep, 9}arie aot6crinc Sol3-
i6lL @lao0s gIoreot6 9lr6art lmo
Giron Connolly Sloan
9ran0in@aiton.
@eltern purOe in ipdtcr 9I6eno-
glbenoltlln0e Die Nleblmiible oes
G6eriten @corge 8. Bartlett, 9ioro-
SonIou StroBe, @aiton, @loy nit
allen oarin aufgeipei6crten GorrG-
then DurG einen Brand 5erlt0rt, Der
eiuen S6aOeu BON etpa
$4,000 ouri1tete uuO gum Ebeil
ourtq Geriiberung geOedt iii, Serr>
Bartlett Bate crit Dor einigen Sogen
ieinen @etrei0eOorrat6 2000 9uidel
@ctreioe Oergr0Bert, Die jett ou6
Derbrannt iino. Sci Dem Brand fing
ml3 oaS Serrn q. 81. 9oopbaus ge-
Gorige 9le6eugebduoe 5eiler, bod &c.
lang e5 Dem energii1en Gingreiieu
Der 6euerme6r, beioe 9rdnoe 81 To-
iben, ebe nod groBerer S1ooen on-
npriditpt norman fnnitfn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-05
uainOerIdynt.geIell BON @laru.

lamb"
Sn ibren @ei6dftsrdumen glr..
636, 6ronflinItroBc, fono am
@littpob gao6mittag inter @oriiB
6cs Erdiioenten S5iuac @. Giclo cine
SeriuHnlung Der nainoerl6ub- @e.
icai@oft bon @}nrDlono4 Itott. gu.
perintcnocnt @eo. g8. @arfer lcgte
Ocn @aonotsberi4t fir oen @1onot
@lai Dor. 9oraus giug berbor, oaB
bic @cicaI6oft 53 Sale unteriu6te
ltno babel 154 ainoer in Gnoerlngs-
beoiirftiger Sage oorfono. Inter
glnoercm mllroen onbon % ain0cr
aus iungccignetcr llmqc6rng cnt
fernt II in gliDleu ihtergcbroc6t, %
in ouoercr @eiic in beiicre 2ooc Dcr-
icbt II Sale perocn nod peitcr
nerfolet uno ie bier aiu0er in So.
nlilien lntergebrd1t 8eitipeiIe in
EfIege genomnen oocr unter 9eouf.
ii6tigung ge6oIten. Salt ale Sale,
nit oeuen iid6 Die @eiellboft befaBt
bate, waren in ocr Stoot baltimore
bis oltf iedS in Baltimore Gountp,
einer in Nlontgomer1. Gountp un0
8lpei III 9lnnc 9lrunoel.Gountp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-05

g diIofr6te lebte fiinf5iG
Sabre auf rcIben
tSarn.
gluf Der ,Stofe 5arm" bel g8il-
Transport, @}O., purOe geiteru cine
SdilOfr0te gehmoen, sic in so Sab
rem ani1einenO MIR cine @anoeumg
bon ein poar 6lmocrt goroS 3uriidgc-
lcgt 6at. 9luf i6rcr 0edc muroe Scr
gtanie Samuel 0f. Stafe llnO 0as 0o-
tm A. Suli 1868" ciuqefratt gc-
hmOcn. Serr 5tafe mar elm @ruoer
Oes Ocritor6cnen 9fi6ters @omarO
Stafc aus Sagcrstopn rnO oes
NloporS @iaiom Stofc bon gSil-
Transport. @or etpa is SSa6ren por
Die SbilOfr0te 6ereits gehmocn mo
wieoer II 6rei6eit geiebt porocn.
@dbreno Der fiini5ig Sabre bat oas
Ibier iolt genou auf ocricl6cn Stelle
gelc6t 9luf Oeriel6cn 6orn mar nod
cine SAilofrote genmocn mor0eil oic
oni6einenO nod ehn Oiel groBcrcs 9ll-
ter battc.
y ON 9Iutomobil ii6ers
rannt.
Sowaro Smith bon &olrcl, Wl0.,
wuroe oni1eineno geitern in friiber
Wlorgenihmoc 0rei O2ei[en bon Can.
rel, Nlo, artf oem &ai6mgton-@olti-
more 9onleOaro bon cincm biSbcr
nidbt i0entiii5irten 9lutomo6il ii6er-
io6ren uno get0otet. Gie 9ci1c mur-
&c gcitern arg pcritiintmcit aufgchtn-
Ocn unO nad Sourcl ge6ra6t. Goro-
ner @a9ter lit iebt oo6ei, ocn BETTER
ocs 9lutomobils 5l ermitteln. Smith
mar cin glr6eiter unO binterlGBt @itt-
ipc lmo bier ainOcr.
@rant Wtillerg itor6cn.
@rant W}iaer, Der 27-id6rige Sei-
ser Der 9. & 8. Sofomotioc, Oic iid
am Sonnto9 @}orgen, mie bcreitS &C.
meloet, bel Goofs Wlias, in Der 9td6c
bon Cumberland, ii6eri6hlg, lit &C.
ltcrn i'm @eitlidcn D}aruldnOcr 500
lpital IN Cumberland ieincn @crlct.
lmgen erlegen. @r 6atte cincn ern-
item S10oel6rub imO inucrc &erlcB.
ingen Bel Dem llnfaa Oaoongctrageu.
Gic 9eiiebrno fin0ct 6eutc in So6us-
topn Ea.. itatt.
Gicbemunoernoe e6reun.|
bin Sad sd 6emlmoere e6cr
Nlabel's Saar IS lit cnt5iidenol~ l~-
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gladl glOrfolf nItS DIS %Oint.

VDANA 9lt+J y t*S~.
glad glOrfOlf nnS Slc $Oint.
9unocs Qolioompicr yBioTleaD lu2 ygircinIa'"
De ciniteH llu0 nuelliten aV per @a1'
9iner ............13 SeMte
8riigithd ,..:,. 90 Ssits o..,..~
Goiuie q Ia Carte &ienli BY mehlgsl NfelHr
@ie 3ampicr 0abgn lnaenoss sallst nile
Gartbu5rEiucn IN alien 3nintehf MetnNs~fs"
ten In afen nntpclteM Simmern uno MftiGll'
Nofen nit Miedinabeidag mo uUtre Nlo9g'
Gniei, In allcr fIcirltn Rnnmrla 4ripat,g g0nt.
ituDen mt eOD. mo iriihcm Maicg. A'attnM
Observation-Disclosures
2IuiaiiNFr all ailed SaBu npo 1a'ipis"
S8.50 Momenruo.ghuoGa6rt.@ nob rtc
Guini Nuri0lt mo 40rism3htA, W., 3nin el'
Damyler ncrlailen Btcr Ia, gialuernur tda'
tlM enihlcBlib @Dnltagc, uu 680 NoeueS
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VI. g. HQtt Nircuu Continental Nni,puA; q
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", y. glunlpiun, GraIfic Utnaancs
6. ., Suroen, Wenl. &af slAeH
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nGGcIapeate-eiHic4
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9 u0r stocnos taaIi@, ansaencmmep @enntaa.
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BlleiAnte0ur.
40 Huo 127 it.9nliimurcsGtrnRg.
@ier 40 el8dtGtraae
Ncrhants & Miners SrauSport 81.
1umpier.4inie
NruNt unb @nnuntcr
glnh 8uitat unb Dem Cten.
Se0en Gpnninq. &icuiing u0 Sretaa.
llbr Ql6enhS
Gnb 8rouioence nIo Dem 0iten
Seoen Gonning, WdtiwoB uno 5relldN,
ll6r NhenoS.
ylnd NeupDrt.Hcw8.
GonniaG, &cniiag. Dtthpo6 ino 5rclin0,
u6r NhenOS.
St1Wt nnGeuomnen tdgim hie llpr 9i0Mui,
tlr 0cnIelncn IdN abtnbrcnOe 6anpllr.
Wndl Gnpnnnni uuh 9NdSpnuilic.
Seocn WlOning Wtinpnb, 5rCinA. 8 llht Nihpa
NnuptDurc0n. Wcrn0ls itnh NinntStt
p, y. Wie&eln, @gent 4er SUB oct 0a0 @ir
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SNlllllNl D Z " II II D
Hldeniue6 81 err
franfen uno bate
&opficbnter5en Die
mciite 3eit uno ipc
MIG glppetit. 9ic
SdJnler5en lpuroen
10 itarf oaB ic6 MIDI
auf ben SSuB6ooen
1ebte ilno ipeinte, 70
icGlinm iparen lie,
inlo 81 oieien 3eis
ten folInte ic6 nic6t
arbciten. Cine all
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Grtrunken.
3wci britildc Nlariuc-
9nftl6itfer
Setm sS(uac init eimcm
@DbrnnerUpIam.

Der ltnfoa crcignetc iidb nube @orts.
: mouth. uypIoiion wa6ri6cip-
Iib sic llriot9c. Ger 9Sro5cB
ococn Sen 0icb Der rW5ona 2iia1
in 6lorcn8 bcgonncn. 2os
9leucitc bon GnolonO's milocn
aompfiuffragcttcn.
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Gicbewun0ernoe 5reuu-
. in. Sad; sd 6emlmoere e6cn
Wlabcls 55aar. Gs lit cnt8ideuol~-
@iabePS 9iiooIin: o9(d, iie BAT nod
biel I6GnereS.