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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-12
0lunrit 0olpfc.

$40 lhr gnaun Nanpie, Ocllcbtcr Giniic BON
1nbanuo 0nupic, IN icincm Q0 Sebenoiohr.
Nic NccrbiQnno inoc am Nliimum. uhr
WaNmi;iOoH bon fcincr 9Nrhnunn. Nr. 23O,
Nnr6 @mcrnDenaHc, aus iiaii s'crudnoe
mh SrclWoc linn dghlun09noQ cinacluocu
(Nnihinainnrr uno Rhilubclphincr 8ciuH'
Qcu moucu Qciunigt cupirCn. (Vldii2 t3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-12
gJ}arn 0au6er.

IS faro am 10. Mui 1914 WiarB gnHbcr
oclicbic 8aiiin bon @biip Qdnhcr i'm 20 pe
brnsnbrc s0ic @ecroioun9 fnoci MlittwDdb
20 llhr MPornen5 bon ibrct geohnnG Nr
1924. NnmcntcrDlN Eerracc, aus iiaii Sine
Ncdrcnl yfc0c miro IN Der St 0rcQorO s
Virnc. VaIcr' mo cilmor sirabc nm 0 llbr
alorccns fir ibr Scclcu0cll aecicu &crs
manoic nnb Srcunoc iiuo ciuQclaocn. bci5ne
inobncn. Nciictnn8 pripai. Niic lcine Nht
Wru (0Otl2-l3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-12
apnrirment fir OiicatIide gsIosneraa9en'
llnicr.Ec cgaurment ees @at,,ocE, ,'''"'"'N'

WnI n m 0 I q y. IVITT WI, .
GS miro hcrmit qcmdb non gpl@n.iieli ~ ~ =,
un6 s6 s oce baltimore siaoi. eQaflcts eelanl,l
,,,,a fo, hcoinuen miro. olc 0alrcri Sirabc.
|niieSs S|onescrmon & Slfatc bis @raitSilobc nli nm'
Scrncm olcra M p9isr@g @crSme 9S 8u ug6 paI5a eo1i
NV Nv e,2 H,~ q" ,nct ,cn ncsholD auinclprocri 0r'
Observation-Disclosures NV nlic 9lreeicn 3u lpicn nuo
MIX por sem , Siri 1914 80 pccnocn Die n
Nccno cincr gSeiic pie AulHr.iu"ig ,, noup XIV.
isn nonScm dc ani iodc sScile gcpialicri
ooet he" N'Vl'"''''' s. g W,c0aA.
(epr2l .Niai5f2 Siaol'Nnaenlenr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-12

Sicdenpicr0rcitcr S5obion pou 9llabomo Der Gacr
6cs @ro6i6itions NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. meldcr in
Ger uoriacu gGode i'm 9leprdientotcu6auc pom Suoi-
3aGoniic o6nc Gouncnar cinbcridtct Ulroe lo9t be-
5igf Der Norloge' ogSr uulangen Don ocn Nlttglle-
crn 0cS Scnats mo @oiicS.nd)t Siclllmg 5u tcDmen
fir ooer mi0er oc Srobibtion- @ir crindG lie cnod
oiccn 9cdlB mciier 81 Gebcn an Oc gSd6cr ocs Gam
ocS~
GoS iii Gin 6elounir Eon g9r 6o6cn i6n oic
Sabre Der in Worulou0 gcb0ri bel Dem Sample lbcr oic
Staois.2ocol 0ption.@ia Ge Sro5bitioncn licbcn
hn on5upcn0cn lie icbcn ju tduld)ci br &onpt bnlirt
oui SdnidmQ gSe oc Spiunc bic 6liegc 10 looen lic
sic @cebQe6cr im0 nit 6ncn ooS @of in brcn Barlor
cin INN e bort Damn 5ll mnriden un0 biililos 5n ma
ten &obon's gciBncrilbe @orte limo ooronI bered)-
uct, oic 0iitgc0er Ocs Gongrccs gaubc 5u maiden
ODER i6ncn Oic Gntidnl0igng an Die 9onO 6n gcbet
roB aii i6r 2otm ia mciig o0cr gar nd)ts oltomnlt
eoB ie hir oen 9ei6hB itiruncn t0nnci, obnc Oa0rd
oie @ro6bition 3u orocrn, Oen 0lrd 6r 5utinmenoeS
&om luiroc ole 6roac mlr ocnl &olfe Oorgeegt mcr.
Oci 0ns Golf mcroc oos lcbic gSou 81 prcdcn baben
mic iid $ ac5orc
Gorin licgt oic groBc Sdudmg. Gas Golf miro
mcm Der 9ci6luB inn Gon0rcB sur AnnoDme gelangt
dt oas lebte g9ort 81 prcdc bobcl lonoern oie &c
oisloiltren ser cinSencn Stootc @S mir0e 0cn Ero.
hibtioniiicn 0urdl i6rc beianttcn &onpmcbo0cn elm
2edtcs iein oc 9cgisohrcn BON 36 Siootc nit tber
wc9noer SanobcUoltcrlng ge9e ben SSilen Der N'cQr
dll Der BcDODner Ocr Sadlel 81 guOllCl ttlllCt uV
fen Staacn beinocn idb c1r pclc Ole nidlt ennol etlc
Dfillon Ghnuo6ncr 6o6cn Gc Stinmie Der Se0islatlr
cncs oldcn Stooes miroc o6cr cbcno picl @cudli 1o
ben, ais oie 5tmc ocS proBcn SnoultricootcS %cnn'
mloanicu mo ais oic ocs Gmprc.Sioatcs 1cu'yor nil
onn66crno 3e6n Millione Gimo5ncrn Gic Screing
ten Staacn 6obcn i6Gelngsueiic 9S @iillioncn Sin.
mo6ncr Gs fonnic lib iiigcn 0oB ole 53 giillionei
Ginpo6ncr neldc 0ic Staoicn Ncp.3orf Ecnnplpa.
uien, Slnois Eeras, 06io W}olahuetts 9icm.S Scrco
@sconu. N}orri, Suoiano 'girginicn mo @lorplouo
r6t I6dtuaspciic bo6cu dj Dem Sillcn Der 40 Wtil'
Gonen @npo6ncr Der briacn 36 Stodcn iiigen mtB'
ten Sine Iol6c @i6glidlcii bari nicbt 9egcbc merocn
Sic rationale Iro6biton uiiroc elm lhicrnc1ncu lc
oos in ocr &olfcrgcdidte obnc 9cipicI oolIe6t ocn
ndts mas in 0uiclben ucr5cdlnet itcbt Ilr cnlernt
ro0e fame Gic rationale 8ro5bition oui Grimo cnea
oui oldc g8cc crlan0tcu Gcraiiuu9S5uIobcS mare ei
llnrcdi, cine &crgcpoi0lmG lpic lie 10 imgebeerlld
niracnOs nod iuO 81 fercr 3cit pcrhbt muroe. Ser
@cidhtB mnB i'm GongrcB nicoergetnnit meroen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-12
Sic .Hnftincn Ncnnrnphen bier nn0 in Gnrupa

Die 5anftacu ccpernp6en bier nno IN 9nrOpa DC
5mcicln. ooB Scr 8hb oen Ebeooorc 9oococt in Bra
icn cniocdt Go ein bis6er gaij llnOeonnler 6luB t
uO Gin brtibcr @coaropb nennt l0ll poVhlllDl0 cmen
9borlotan 9latiird nr 5ilnIti9e Veograp9eH lonncn
Sliiiie Qeroe unO E6oler cniocden. Abcr mar @cnrD
@orton stonep en 3iinfiacr @eoaropb, ais cr 1871
icmc cpodcmodcnoe Griori6m0stom Ourd) Airila an.
rot2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-12

On Nions il Gin SOtcportcr wesen @erOcarbciteu
iiir oic raB0iidc 6rcmoalcaion 81 elnenl Sa0r @e
idugnBboi pcrr6c moroen IS ut lnlpe9relll@
CAB lnac Nciiidc ocs 30 Ao6r6rmoeris nod 70 iopel
bait ein tomen ii ir bic Srcmocnle9on lr9e''o cmes
Nlnslanofaaes omwben 81 laiic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-12
ScEanmtmadlmnacm.


Nuftnu otv VtUhNut7.INIVt IVtIlIN.
e. Mai 1914.
So miro bicrmil bclonni ocecocn oab g..
glrmncoii Gcudb Der am i9. Nin 1908 uns
icrScimuccn Scroronuu0 Nr. 100. gbibniit
Inn 0rlaubnib ndngciuni bat bic
glnmccn gir. t71l i6. Srcocrid'glucmnc. ais
cine gluiomobil Neparniur @araQc 5u 9eOrQuf
mcn nno 40 Rleroeiraiie IN Nloioren 81 inc
6. 6. etub0s,
(liaif2-i6 (5cbdnoe.Snipciior.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-12

9aG sic Nntu0rreOc ciucS Staatsanpdlt@ III encm
GPoropro5eB in Der grcic rer0icntlidt pcrocn iona
e1c ser Staosanoalf lie ae5ocn mic eS al' 0s''l'o9
in ocm gcdcrFro5cb in 9er.gorf gcide1cll iala au'7
nllr i'm 2onoc Scr ln5c9rcnjtcu @6glidfctic pallrcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-12
@.rinmmInnas.gI .gInlciacm.

., ,giuubcu Gcuirol @crmnncnt giuiloina nno
9oGr 2lNueioiiun ri Baltimore 0itn."
Sic Sal res Ecriunn ind D. = s,1hl ~ Wc
f9 mai N6cnos S llbr. i'm @crelncloial, Gr.
40l, Nnrb .Tniau. Strahe iiait
(Wnit2) Is. Il. Nin0, 1circiut-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-12

Gas glcoimcnt Der Srci tnltcu 0ciligcn Mamerins'
EaIiIrais mo Scr9aiu' mcdcs d geeIn a.o gV'ig y,
in0 moroen, ocm aolepoer aardB einiteucn louie lt
iomcit nod, ausoc6c0cn Soatl6 iomn't s mc7i
nadGcra6i
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-12

T. Wini 1914.
Gs miro 6crmii bclani oeaebcn. oab sS.
q. gooi. ncmdB Der am no. Snni 1908 nniet'
VnraOrnub . lluic an 27. 9iopcmbcr 1911
nm @rlnnbnib namQciu0i bat olc
9Wluccn Or 2tt-t0. McO N ,~1n, ais cue
WlcilinG' '@icBcrc bcmtcn ~ oiirlet
Is. g.. Stnbhe,
(Maif2-f5l Cjcbdubci Snlpcior.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-12
GamnlFatter 2SorRsfelF- -@arG.

Scr .gunnitniicr SofSieit@erein" bccbrt i9,
ieinen 6rcnn0cn mo Gcreincn dliu5clgcnt oab
er bds R,ellcriurl1Dc @rnnoeNciuuull 6ull1eh
men bat mo Dem Ocre0ctcll @nblllnm iilr Nh'
Dnltuno ton Ricllics lno Sellmlctcn einpnebit,
Sir gluslnnit pcQcn NclcQunN ocs Eatls
9ir 2Ot9, gfeit.Irat.Str oocr an Trou5
Samicr, Ylr. 5S, 0dtnu-gtucnnc, oocr oire.t I'M
Bari Tc.ephpii: @ilincr 394 Dls
Tirritcr GIraa1a pun Der Srrbcr'd'Goah.
(Seh25 30iic)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-12

Shrccn oer S.rorcuonrhtrndls 6nmminnre
Nultim more 90 Nprll 1919.
bicrnit In nchcrciniimmnna mii ocm Nali,
morcr Sidoi0huricr S20. glhl0nli. pclnNhi
o0B lic bic crc &crlamnlung an spnmctnal
ben nhiuuo5 5unniiaitcn Snn i'm Nlat l9l4, Sot
miiuQe # llbr, 10; ocm bureau ocrGomminnre
inn Mnhhnuic. 0bbdlicn lucrocn. nm olc Sou'
md0i nue3uibcn unn 0ic ihncn ihcritdNcHcu
NM bon i1ucu Ocrlnuoicu GtiiOicn ~ crlnllcu
i'm Qclrcfi Der Nunocmnirrna NM Sdlicluna
oCr Oninw Girnfc, bon hcrSiudholnl @itdhc hie
Sum lRiooic Nrnnb hca Fniapeco Olhlcs. MI
eluana0nc hon Der mciil@cli 0uliic Der 0niam
Snabc. bon scr Siodbolur SlraBe bis 80 clilcr
Qinic CG sun in0lin 0auon mo parallel onN
pcmdb Der am lG 9lupuii 1909 unlc3eimncleu
&-rorompn gr. 3s7 ocs MaOore uno Siaoi
0uncRc g. C5rnnnan,
Suuu q Snriofo.
0arrg ". &cmlcn
00nuidrc
Gnacnc a. Slooaers,
(slpr2i 28. Niai5. .t2.f9) 0lcrf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-12

Der entacurtetc 3nnac BON e6eOcm, Der u'''a le'
Batter pom Dm gcnosii9rt miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-12
Dc pom Observation-Disclosures Sitter DOn scr 23.

@oro inn crtcn 5oi6sauciac cngcrcid)te |croronnng,
mcdlc oos @oic6oapic DER glmolcr.9oicbaa.G Clubs am
onnoa crln6t pcroicnt Die lhicriiitmg olcr libcrol
0cnfcn0cn Nirgcr Der Sooi Ole oSoros 0oD gluionce
im0 @leAgcintc wcrocn notilr5 nit alcr @fodt ae-
acn bic glma6nc Der Scrorommg protciircn Sin Ero'
ic acgcu ocn @roie cncr 5nitcrliugc II ocs6olb notb
mcn0iq. lmo DER @cgcnprotcit niB Gin ltorIcr NM
nad0riddcr ieln 9ddis 9ciicres fonntc ir Die ndo.
iiIde uacn0 gcboii pcrocn, ais i6r ju crlabcl am
Sonniaa Gatmiiiog in oen Rorionogen 9oiebal ST
Ipiclen Wiclc Nim0cte mirOeu oo0ur6 abgcbaltcn
mcr0cu 6ren irccn Sontog om Bad. mo @fooe-
Gpcr. an Guriis @oD mo anocren ucriii6rerden
&dbcn 3Bubrngen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-12
%ermiIdtc 9ln5cisen.

Yin bic Sameu.
gc cinSiac smu;e IN Der Stnbt
llucrc Gdb N,diicn lest often. SunNc SdnleiL
pclmc Die Wlci0crma6criunii ndh ben ncucen
WciGoocn crlcrncn po0cn ljnnen hicS IN inr'
5cr 2ct nnrh ben gmihlnb at oicie 0lallcn
crrci6cn llnicrridbi WlorqcnS. gla6miinQe mo
Ibcu0S Wcmcmc SMnocu Nnl Quulc be-
oonncnc 9lrhcitcn Idnncn mdbrcnb hes llnieir
ridis iuriocicBt merocn. @rinnltOcr llnicr
riNt inn @nhunri hon Wmiterii eribclt, Ndbere
Nnbcrs. Mr. 9O2. geeit -earatuna .etrane.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-12

gurcau Der eho6enburM0rnd5 Nummlnare
@aItimorc. 90 glprl. 1914.
Nic SirnhcuourhhuNS0 0omn1lirc monet
bicrmil In llchcrciniiimnuHc mii ocm Ndlil,
MORN Giuoi Gh0ricr. 500 glbihuii hcldnnt
oa6 nc bic eriic Ncriammun0 an Suunertnn
ben ndtnuo Suaniiaitcn Sna I'M Mai 1914, Nor
miilaQs II lhr. IN Dem Bureau Der Commit
fire m Gntthnnic, 0bbalicu mcrocn, nn Die
&oumahi QusNiiibcn uno bic ihncn nbcrraac
mem uno bon ibncii pcr.dnpicn @tli0icn 80 eve
inncn inn Ncrcii Der Gunbcmnirnnn uno
Sdllchnnr bcr Sfrn0. .StrnRc, bon Der Nopdroi
srohc bo 80 SuB pcilicl bon @utam SiraBe
mo parallel hicriu. pcmdb Der am id guQnu
1909 nnicricihnclcn Ncroronun0 Yr' 3of oe9
Nio1or5 mo Sinoisaibe bon Baltimore.
0uncnc g. Vrarnon,
Sunn g. Saniur0,
0afm q. HcmlcH,
0pmmildrc.
0uaeae q. gluoGerS,
(slpr2t 2s M0i5. 1910 0lcri
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-12
0NeIts NnbsNarF.

Gncm qeihdbicH @ublilum 6ur 9o0ribi.
oab Der ,gScit9no Earl" am luctlidcn ger
minus Der Baltimore SirabcnGnle @crelnet
mo anocrcn SrQdnlniioncn 8n ben ritnlitelien
Ncoin0unecn our &criignng itcbt Ser Bari
iit bcocnieno perqroBcri uno ciqHei ll1b mebr,
ais ie fir &ollsicc, Giic Sin5cln0clieli menoe
man ii6 an
OiHitnp Oisanbncr
(0ioi2 Smi2) 6igenbimer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-12
@cFanntmadlnnacm.
vnTcau Der sIa0rn0aTdOrnae'0ammlI

@ureou Der eiraernonrh0rnaS.0u
Nali imnrc. II. liai 1914.
Sic Srabcuourhbrn6s Goulmindrc mdmcn
bicrmll IN ucberclniimnmuQ NIT Dem gnlii.
more Slnoi 0b0ricr. $50. glbiOnii Ocianui,
00B iic Die eriic Wcr0mmana am Gicuiian,
ocu 20. Mai 1914, &ormiiiaao I nor In Dem
fem mcrocn. uut bic &olma6i dne6niibcu mo
Die hncn ilbuiraecncn mo bon lbncli per
ldnqicn Gil0tcn 81 crilucu i'm @clrci Der
Ounccmnirnnn uno Cr1iiuun0 ber Namburns
Strnhc, bon Der Nub Sir06c bis 5ur Oilcn0'
SirOBc (irlbcr Siodbplm. Sirnbcl iu &crlolpc
elmer am 6. Nlai 1914 bonn Ninnor uno Gaots
raib bon Baltimore GcHcbmia.cn Scroronrn8
Nr. 1856
Onecnc Is. yraunnu,
1ubn Y. Snninrn,
Snrrp ". Rcmlcn.
0onmiidrc.
0naene =. RponrrS.
(MoIt9) GIcri.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-12
Nnrcnn Der etrnhmenrMbrnme.Gu .GummIIlare

NnrCnu ocr GtrnncuonrmbrndlesGum
Wuli more. #. Midi 1914
Sic Sr0hcnourhbruda GommiMdrc mndcu
-bicunii IN llcbcrciniimnwn0 init ncm galilf
mnrc Glaoi Ghdricr 500. 2lbihuiii uclannt
0nb nc hic criic Gcrummluuu um Sicniinn,
ben 2G. Wini 1914, 9nrmiiinNS 1 nor. iu hem
9Nircau Der 0ommiiidrc. ian 6nthhnne. dbbnls
len mcrocn nm Die @pamOhi 0us3nhcn NM
sic ihncn nhcrraQcucn mo bon ihucn pcr
lanoicu Pnimicn Ni crinucn inn Ncircii Der
GnnocmniTma nHo Nrbiinnnn her gelcumlcu'
etrohc. in elmer gScitc bon G6 iSilb. bon Der
Buff Sirnhc an bis Mr CficuN. SiraRc (rii
her stodholm irabc ncnanrN in &crioloc cif
.ncr am g. Niol 1914 rnm 9inOnr nu0 siaoi
rdl6 INN Baltimore Gcucbmiaicn Seroronuna
Nuocnr g. Nrannnn,
Suhn z. SGuiDrh.
Narrn ". Rcmlcn M
0ommildrc
0nncnc q. GObacrS,
(@ot2) Glerf.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-03-26
ARTIST ANSWERS SUIT
BY SAYING GAME Of
bACCARAT WAS Joke
Contends No One Believed A..
tual Money Was to Be Ex-
changed for Chips.

George lie Provost, stock broker,
has filed suit In the Supreme Court
against Henry Maillard, sculptor, for
!S,100. The papers state the action
70 for money borrowed by Mr.. Mall
lard In March. 1908. The artist re-
plies the amount sued for Is a gam
ping debt incurred in game Of
baccarat.
Louis Mathot. counsel for Mr.. Mall
lard. says that until the action was
Med Mr.. Maillard never knew he
owed Mr.. lie Provost the amount
mentioned. He states that in the
year named Mr.. lie Provost, Mr.. Mail.
lard and others met in the Harmonic
Club, an organization frequented by
Frenchmen Of culture. and some one
suggested a game OF baccarat for fun.
Five or six engaged I'm II.
During the play Mr.. Mathot SAYS,
, some one suggested they put n money
value on the chips. All agreed. but II
~ contended no one believed actual
money was to he exchanged. At the
end Mr.. lie Provost had almost all
the chips. Everybody got up laugh
Ing and concentrating him on being
such a good player. As Mr.. Maillard
got up from the table Mr.. lie Provost
Is said to have halted him and re-
marked:
"Maillard. you owe me $4,000"
II guess that's So" the sculptor Is
alleged to have replied and left. He
believed 1t all to be In fun and forgot
about IT,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-03-26
GIRLS! BEAUTIFUL, CHARMING Hair,
NO DANDRUFF-25 CENT DANDER|NE

Of your hair.
Besides identifying the hair At once,
Danderine dissolves every particle Of
dandruff; clcanses, purifies and invig-
crates the scalp. forever stopping itch
ing and falling hair.
But what will please you most will
be after a few weeks use when you will
actually see new hair.-iine and downy
at first--yes-but really new hair grow
ing all over the scalp. II you care for
pretty. soft hair and lots Of Il surely get
. IS cent bottle Of Knowlton's Dander-
inc from any druggist or toilet counter.
and lust try IL.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-03-26
.N The HONG 5: sE Is: g!!!y parlor

on IL seems part Of tAs sAin end canned b
detected a on the old s,y,s face powsies.
Caroline: Ysa, Y tiye tiaa,m q YOU tore
are tmlnel to aaS, beware, or you viii spon
have wrinkssi Here "a q good massage cream
which tones and brsces the tissuss while also
bcau,Iyips ths eompls.icn; NiI an opncs
Sint q cold Water Wv: Add Two t y S
slyssrine. Apply freely. Al the first April.
cation yUu viii feel the sldn contract and you
will soon grt back tho firm contour s0d Q vel.
wty skin. For . good blood -rurifi~ zee
Maurice: Tho akin sr,IptIona Of which you
Eess are caused by impure blood and you
mus eliminate the poisons from the syuem
Into onc-half pint alcohol iwhsksy m,st no:
be usedl pour one ounce rarhene. then aod
ouc-hsf ciIful SUGAR and hot water TO make
fun quart, Take one Tablespoonful Of this
old -fashioned blood cleanser and tonic hesore
each meal. This u splendid for that weak.
healthy condition, and il timely use viii
save much sarious sickncN
Fsnchon; Certainly sye ar. harmed By
tel,sdonns. bN this homemade tonic viii
clear and make them brilliant, while Il V
rtrnzthcning and resting. Anyone can ore.
pare II BY dissolytng an paYnre Of wypt0s lob
tainsble at any druevistO In one-hak pint Of
clesr water Use csc c'ip or put . few dro,a
In each eve ct least once . day. 1ts bright
Betty Deans Beauty Book. s5.-Adv4.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-03-26
Try this! Doubles beauty of
your hair and stops it
falling out.

Your hair becomes light. wavv. fluffy.
abundant and . pears as soft, lustrous
and beautiful As q young girls after
a "Danderine hair cleanse" Just try
this--moistcn . cloth with q little
Danderine and carefully draw IL through
your hair, taking one small strand at a
time. This will cleanse the hair Of dust,
dirt and excessive oil and in just few
moments you have doubled the beauty
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-03-26

Sue Ii I airavs rrcommend auipsoin to
Ii will promptly r,insSiy the dandruH end
itching scalp. II costs little and you can pre-
Iare Il at home. From your druggist get one
0unce qunooin and one-half pint alcohol. Mis
aud add onc-tan pint cold water. This males
enough tonic to last long time. Apply 70
your scalp twice wcek. This q fine TO pre-,
vent falling Of die hair and premature loss Of
color
Daily: Don't vorry about being too
plump when tierc IA r,ch . simple. easy
way 10 rsdoce FISH without dieting % an,
strenuous exercise. Oct four ounces OF rsr
nots from your druggist and mix Il IN one
and one half pints hot water. lam . table;
spoonful before meals. This t hsrmloss AND
inexpensive and thlnk YOU will find bcne.
Iecuuv; There A&so virtue In an egg
shaupoo Tie slimy animal matter clnaH 70
the strands and clogs the porw q the sSalp
Try this simplo shamIoo: Get sCme, ~nthfox
frum your drinsst and dissolve evel ~
sein st,mris,ed ard cleaned. and tiss hair
beautifully soft and fluffy.
Polly. Ycu DO NOT nerd n sod abroad for
t,,e new rs,rfu,t substitute for race poWuet.
Make a yourself at home. BY di.solune io,i
ounces spurmax In one hall pint NOT wnSsa
TNs /. the simplest. pures lotion fcr mAnns
iss.is and givos q youthful frrshnes When
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-03-26
~ YoRks SHOPPING cnrEs
-... = III /! E :: :! !! :! IN q
FRIDAY. AS USUAL, BARGAIN Dag
The LAST Friday of the Spring Sale!
An Extraordinary List Of Specials to make
Tomorrow a day of
MARVELLOUS NOTWITHSTANDING OPPORTUNITIES

US NOTWITHSTANDING Opp
all or Telephone Orders for the Follow
Sl.Ss Black Brosdeloihs. ..... liz
81 inch--Ai wool-Chiffon weight
Jet blsck-epongcd and shrunk.
Sl.ls All Wool Cvepss. ..... ~
a inch-wavcd cffects-ncw Spring
Shades. also Navy and Black.
~ Ct. Dress Ssrses ........ .0
% inch - Worstcd Warp = Garnet.
Brown. Cream. Navy and Black.
Sl.2s French Serses all wool. IL
g inch--Blsck. Navy and fifteen lead
ing Spring Colors.
50 4 % Ct. Imported Bvoesdss ~
prunclla and French Serge weaves-
q inch. all wool. Black and coiors.
~ Ct. Sill Foaisvis ......... 50
Yard wide-soft ftnish--spring and
Summer weisht-Navy. Black. Brown
and Copenhagen grounds with dots Of
various sises and spacinGs.
~ Ct. Striped Mssssiiass. ..... 50
Yard wide-navy, black, Copenhagen,
brown and other desirable coiors--
white hairlines-soft and highly
lustrous.
$3.50 Crepe Msteors. $50. liz
Light. medium and dark coiors--
soft and clinGy.
Sl.2S Crepe De Chimes ....... SO
Double width - beautiful quality
shades for street and evening.
| ~ Ct. Msyesrized SaieeRs go. .lS
Yd wide-nsw shades. also black .
| white.
So Ct. Yard Wide Lining Ssiias. 50
Fashionable shades - White and
| Black.
II ct. Fancy Popiiss ......... III
Plain and fancy stripes IN splendid
| variety of new Spring colors.
IS ct. Sill Mixed Bvoeadss 50. "a
! Yard wide-shades for day and
evening.
~ Ct. Imported Ramis Linens ii
81 inches wide-tNotc Width Black.
Blue. Green. Brown. Tan. Hello. etc.
Is ct. Meyesvised Raiinss .I2E
| Heavy iustroua fabrics--blue. pink.
rose. tango. green. brown. hello.
o'AcH' GIG
IS ct. C,inkie Sssrsucksys -. III
Blue. pink. tan and lavender stripes.
Jz3 eI Cotton Chsv,ot, ::.,.; ~
Heavy irm aunm,y-phM. ". o.vs'
c""''' o'u '""0' ''"""' '' wv
IN Ct. White Baiistes. ......... III
chiffon fnish-4o inches wids.
mel, ~. "A,
H.2S Yard VIDE Nainsooks. -;
so'' o"' "'"-"'' '''''
I3iH 1Sei
~p -,
II LOnS0dle Jdm0YicS ... 81
nn,sh "'''
Nil, n-I. a,
rs Satin DOn6ie DdMoSkS y.
10 'ncn-pur' ""e"'-'p''"' '"''''"''
20 RI. Turkish Towels . IL
mi h,e,chcI-roft sponxy weave-
ED s,r,pe bordersNccxH
re' s''''
~ Ct. Linen frames So, ..:..''.'. ~
be"e"eu "'' s'"'' s"'e'
~ r. Bieoehed TOwellinss H.
Heavy all linen crashMble.chsa and
"hp'eac"7"e ''" "'"'"" s0"'''
% 81 Wh;is Dysss linaas 2
80, Wr,.h hs.vv "a
medium weights-even weave--f'rm
'e~'''''
10 RI. W0men's Isle Vesfs q
60. IA, -. .L .,..,,.,~.. ,
to-, or hand crochet yokes-resular
W."
49 cf. Bows Union Sniff =
pihh.S cotton - h,gh r.c, .hort
sicov.s- X nsa wer.-:Ii .i,..
81 40 IJmb,.jio, O.
Ulnck niece Owed ,affeta-,G ana ss
,hm nnd1cs mission ana natural
"a, o.,
Elmo cotto"~aovhIs .ois hs., 10. =, :,
gnrter top-all sizes.
N.5U Mems Fine PdJdMdS Ill
Crcpes. Pongees and f,ne Percale,-
s,rinss asn. .r fp"s .b n.Ss; ETC. also
silk frogs.
.. .,
Medium w",shtOn.tursi and gr,v" =.
Shirts and Drawers-ail sizes.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-04-19
GIRLS! GROW LOTS Of BEAUTIFUL HAIR
LUSTROUS, CHARMING 25C DAHDERINE

To be possessed of a head Of heavy,
beautiful hair; soft, lustrous, fluffy,
wayy and free from dandruff is merely
a matter of using a little Danderine.
1t is easy and inexpensive to have
nice soft hair and lots of it. Just
get a 25-cent bottle of Knowlton's
Danderine now-all drug stores rec
ommend it-apply little as directed,
and within ten minutes there will be
an appearance of abundance; fresh
ness, fluffiness and an incompar-
agile gloss and lustre and try as you
will, you cannot find trace of dan
druff or falling hair; but your real sur
prise will be after about two weeks
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-04-19
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
z'sna,s'e aiass the Of lLzz11zzs~
THAT GREAT CARTER COUNTY
MAP is HERE AND READY
FOR DELIVERY,

1t shows the ownership of every
piece Of land in the county. Gives
the owners name and the size of
the tract on the map. l. shows the
county roads. You can travel to
any town or anyone's farm by re-
ferring to this map, ana will posi-
tively need no other information. 1t
shows what Indian tribe and gives
Indian number of original allotment.
1t shows the schoolhouses and
churches in each district in this
county, portrayIng them en- the map
1t shows townships in colors, ranges
and sections. 1t gives political ana
judicial districts. 1t shows all rail
ways, in the county, including the
new Ringing railroad, also the route
of the new interurban survey. 1t
shows the running streams and
gives the names of all the creeks,
etc.
This map is of universal benefit
to the doctor, lawyer, merchant, oil
man, automobile man, and to each
individual who has any interest in
our great productive county of Car
ter. One of our solicitors will call
on you; your order, it, personally
solicited or phonei in, will be
promptly delivered.
Get busy and get copy of this
great map.
Put out under the supervision OF
The Ardmoreite Publishing company
Price $500 for Linen, $3.50 for
heavy vellum paper.
A. r. THREADGlLL,
Manager of Map Circulation.