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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-29

lung 0crartig iceliiA meoergcoriidt,
DAB iie iait u0aig 5iiommengebrodcn
uaref
9laA Der Ginlieieung mirOGi mir
ciner pcinlih geuauen llnterildimg
mter5ogcn. 6ci ser mir inns alib
sic Sdpeitern poaig cnttleiOcn
mlBten. Iieicni9en, bel oencn ir-
aeno welde Soben iranjoiiihcr SER
ftnit ici cS @dicbe, ooer Soiden.
tiiher gefmoeu ipurOcli, uiroen
3uriidbcbolteli Inn Dor enl ariegSgc.
ridt geiteat 5u wcrOeu. gluBeroeru
ibpebt cine bodjnot6peinliAc llrter.
iudlmg 0a man 5undHit obiohIt
nidt glauben wolte, Dab uniere gre.
be 9Ibtbeilung MIR ans Smtitdtsper
ioual 6eitebe. SdlieBlid ilber5eig.
ten iidJ ieoob oic 6ran5oicn BON oer
@abrbeit lmicrer 9ln0abcn
g|od l4td0i9em 9luient6olt in
&incclrncS wlIr0en mir nit Plus.
nabmc bon bier gler5ten lnO @eam
ten, 10 S1weitern mo 60 freiipiai.
gcu Gronfenpilegern uno W}onnIdaf.
ten weiter no1 9gon bef0rocrt, no
bic mdnnli1cn Nlitglieoer miercr
glbtbeilmg i'm Sort ct. SOB uuter-
gebradt muroen, oa mir noh elmer
8eitimming Oes frnn5oiibeu @riegs-
miniiteriims nod IA Gage BORT 5r-
bringcu ioaten. PIN glbeno ocs 20.
September befamen mir 0aml oie er-
loienoe gladridt oaB Gin g9eil bon
ms, 2t gler5tc uno Sonitatsofi8icrc
lHo 90 Sdmeitern, ireigeluiien fpcr
Oen iollten, gIlIf Dem g9eg our6 Die
Staot SDon bliibtc inns nod cin licb-
Iider Gmpiang ieitens ser @lenae,
aber idlieBIib ipuroc aud oas iiber-
itanoen ino MN giug eS iiber sic
SdrDci5 Scr Seimat5 5iL So gliid.
lid mir einerieits infoIge ser inns be.
Doritebenocn ,Sreibeit ua6 oicier
ihIimuen 3eit Ger @eiangeuIdait
paren, 10 iebr icbncr5te ms anOer.
ieits Der @coaute an iniere &omern.
oen, bic nod in oenSauoen ser 6ran.
5oien wareu. Satte man oo6 aud
in &poH einc gr0Bere gln5obl bon ms
5lriidbebolten inter oencn iib auh
einige gerliner gler5te beianocu.
ySidt lmerpdbnt iei ser mirfIid CT.
bebcnoe, menidenfreunolidc Gm.
piana, Scr ms foit iiberaa III Ger
Sdpei5, beiouoers ober in Bern CI.
ten lmO 9aiel 5ntbeil puroe. glun
brenncu mir 6reigelaiicucn uieocr
oaralf bnIo an Die 6ront 5u fom.
men I'm iuieren 9erlf micocr aus.
iiben 81 tonuen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-29
fErnnaaiiidlr llnrhhnhrr1

Scr uSiIoo0eltld)eH GoMiCrpatiDcn
Gorreipon0en5" miro aus 9oiel gc
idricbcn: Scr &crtreter ser sri.
blmn" bon 9fon III @orocor Bate
cine llnterrcolmg nit einem glbgc.
oronetcn Der Guberitcn 9infen, Der
chen bonn ariegsidnuplos 6liriid ae.
fonrmcn mar. Die Sencgolldliiecn,
iagte er iin0 MIR nit iuBerIter &or.
ilht 81 gcbrouhen. Sie mobten eli
zen ibnen gum Grousport iiberQcbe.
ncn 3ug gcfongener @eutidcr uie0er.
Gin&eriUitnOcteu5ug, in Dem getrenut
0eutihe im0 Senegal g}e0eriAilben
Derplm0ct logen mir0c an jc0cr
Citation BON SanitGtslcllten bciudt
uno Die &ermlnOcten nod ibren
Munidlcn oefrogt. gluf elmer Sto.
tIon ontiporteten oie 0cutihei niht
uebr Sic noren ale oufS Hobeite
uno 5helBlibite genioroct moroenl
@enn Die Dcutihen Gin menig enc
frnns6nidje &atbeorole onfrobeli, 10
miro bon ocn intereiiirten Gegierltn-
gen cine @eltbcbc geecn DclitiMlonO
pcronitoltetl St leic niroenOS einen
Giniprid III elmer oelitiheu 8eitltng
Qcgen 0os feige iinO beitialilde 0ins
morocn oeutiHcr @efdngener lmo
acripunoeter ourd glegerl aot1e-
crolen fam man mieOer boucib
Meniheu mic wieocr Wiidcl, wocbe
mil"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-29
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9laA elmer pabreu 8eaebenbcit ged
erbieIt oaS Giicrnc Srcl5.
Gin lDihtiaer 3ua nod Dlmlltionl
ggcr maats2 Nieaeidlt iit Der zoo
iein aobn.
1ie 9lmirn ihulrnei ringS iuo
orohn
aSer waotS? gSicneidJt III 2orbeer
fem 2ubn
.Sh tbus acrr Sauptmann" iaat
l1helno Ncd.
.lIno idj mcine, oaS Iebcn lit elm
1rea
Ncni man nidt ridltig itcrbcH faun.
lln6 idllieBlidl, nerr Nduptlnann im
bit clii 9lnu.
lla0 iie fa6rcu Dait gonoanpf inn
Iner5N
Gic ia6rcn His enc 1iuoc III
9lu6
ga pl0elid lpilocs aligelprallel
Iilrd oer rollcnocn Rdoer 8erallcl.
Ios III Scr Niiieu b6lliidler criB
Eener aiif 5aier, 5dlnB diif 1AuB.
Ger &ailptnant INIT sGr1cben
nitt
Acd. 0ic Sano All scr Nliitc sd
icim meinc Bilidt@
@eiue rnbiar Snno Pet Stcilcl 5ei5t.
Gs ilamnt boa aii 9lift init Sob
Icl acauHtl
@ed iinti oetrofieu aui oie anie-
,Gud Den 3ug ansIieicrnY ytiel@
gs taft oer 3ll5 BOT Station 81 Sta
ioH
Icr 3nq nit bet ociiIdeu Dlinltioni
Nea idjiirt sic tSlutbcn lmpcrIpouot
sguicn0 nit Ser bllteuocu Sano.
.1ic qciirt 0nrdiodertg SD itopf
iui 9au
Tir Q6urr init 9appcn HIP aorteil
8it
lln0 lei cs ulit mciuem 9cronHencfl
@IllE
d ni6rc oidl ,}ta lluo id liiRrc
oid' ails
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-29

Der 8erihteritatter Der 99icner
,.3cidspoit" iHiloert Oas lootcnfelo
Dor 4r5empsl iolgcnoernaBen Gs
lit lngcbeuer, mieoiele Ioote Die Hni.
len Dor @r8empsl gelaHcn boben. Sh
babe bort Dlaiiengrdber gcichen pon
rieiigcr 9lus0ebmmg Iroboem lie.
gen nod lnlicnoc bon lmgeboraenen
Seihcu aaf ben 8elocrn. Met6in mar
500 imO 0ernihhmg geidt iplbcit
mir iabcn. g9ir babea geidnn5t,
mas mir fonntcn, aber fir Enilieuoc
bon 9Irncu 9ob e oort nod 9Irbcit,
Inn Oieie brcitcn Spreu cines tau
ien0faben CODES III peripiihen. Die
Stiirme Der Hiiiien iilo ibon Dor oen
eriicu @erboneil bon Er5eunpsl 6u-
iammcngebroHen. 9lbtinal ieBten iic
nciterlih gln9rific an, ahtnlol eritorb
ibr Shlrul III Dem uernid)ten0en 6eit-
CT oas tie empfing. PINT eincni Sci.
0c ianOei mir ipciterbin int llmfreiic
glb5cihen 0es i27. ritiiiibcn Snian.
teric 9ieqiinerts, oas 5lt @runoc &C.
gouaen lit. llebereinitimnieno mel
oen sic Observation-Disclosures Dab bic
Ruiien ie0en @criud Der @ertbcioi.
ger oer Selhtna, Die rtiiiihcn 2eiHen
oli Dem ScittngSpIacis Su bcgrabcn
otrh beitigcS SArapncllicilcr pcrbin-
oertcr aigenideinlldL Inn cine Ser
pelnug Der Suft bcrbci5ufiihrcn mo
ben Slufentbalt IN Der Setting oilf
oleie Nciic iuimoglidb 81 maiden.
Gin ihwodcr Eroit.
sralic aeIeitet ieinen 6relmo, ser
5un @1iLitar einride" mib, uah
Dem 8a1uboic @cim 9lbi6ieo ioet
cr rsllio, Oh fauHit Gid oaraui
perIniien otter 8rcuno, sic alp0If
SdoppeR, oie 0u tdaIih gctruutcu
BAIT ii6cruc9mc idj.4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-29

eti0 tits i'm @aIo uuo icierlih idolL
ltuo Uon sen @ipicln Der 9dnnle
ipdbn
GidDorHdea liiiia 5eriuitcr
@ir manoeln i@weigcno oen grilneu'
ocn 9ia0
@lir borden inmm oli oas iollenoe
glati
lino Sic 4oaIcu iic 5lpitiaern nun.
"a borcu mir Stimmen imo from.
mar @ciang
8crIi9rt uuier DIR init iperbcHoeH
Slang,
lluo beaierig treten mir udber.
ga pir0 cs INNS @er5 inns 70 puns
oer6ar meih
llno eiu gln6lid, erbebeno ino riib.
reuo 5uglcid
Guibiiat iiA 0ei glugen per 1pdbcr.
es III ciuc cidtinB BOT 9udlcn i'm.
iauuH,
sic bat man 3ur STRIDE 6eut einaes
rdunE,
lluo pcrrinat IL bic @encinoe.
Iia 1oroe. oie ieBt ale aieni1en BEL
riihrf
Tie bat Tie 5u @ott bellt 5lliammelp
geiiibrt
Iie aidlea0e gluait Dor ocnI 5eiroe.
llno poS bier uerIammeIt an Spng
lno an 9llt
Gas iuht 0en 0eIHeiHlamen feliGI
palt
Siir aemeIniames 6leben uHc @ofieu
lln0 iie iiuaen init Subrlnit pom
trenen @oit
Ter inns beIien piro ia icgibcr
9foib.
Iie tits ourdj oca 5cino bat be'
troiicn.
ga ihgpeiat Der @claua uHo Der Erc
oiaer ipriht
lln0 gluoadt malt iih auf ieoent
&eiidt
lIn0 mir treieH biiBu uno lalfIbeu.
llu0 IT lpriht BON 0cm Ssrieg, oer
ans 9(ac bcorobi,
lluo II rcoet pom iDiiraenoen Mnbenr
Sen Eo0,
@tia iits. nur bic 9ldtter raaihen.
sch fr55Iih I'll Soiimmg~ u fat
Der Ealtor
llno cr BAIT uns N cruiteu ssortcu
BOZ,
A'ir ioIlen nieuaIs perjaacu
nscoldoig III lriIbial Ger iibcr eueb
ite6t
Tcr ipiro ell1 beiAirmcH Irlun
blcibt beiiu @ebet
TaS bilit cnA Niclcs crtragcn."
foh eln IeBtar @eiang lno bic Pins
oaht III aus,
lln0 mir ge6n mit orH9lnoerH idweis
geno nod Sails
llno laiien bonn Stronle uaS treiben.
Cod ein giahtlaHa Iie9t mir nod ielt
im Gbr
.
HIS ae0anIcnopll ipred idl oIegSorte
mir Dor
mGos gieid, oas mllb inns bod blei.
bcR.~
Dlartba 8Nler
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-29
NanSs 60al

SSdl bin nidt toot uno auh ridt ge.
iangeH
3par bot ms offers, inn Grnit &c.
ioot
Die Sout gciudt mO Scr Siugcr &c.
plagt
Gos eriic fam wo6l bon dlcttcr
@eruaGrlng,
Ios slnoere gepiB aus aRaugel al
Aabrlna
sSic i'm Shtgc aing's weitcr mo inl-
mer peitcr.
llno oaS @ctter mar aud nidt itdn
oig better
"a fam Elm Gag es mar cine
@onuel
g9ir looeu oiIf 5elOpod} 10 rcobt in
scr Some;
&ir piIcateu oie Sci6cr nit Speiie
ino Grant
llno itimmtcn Ole @ciiicr 5u ireioi-
gem Gont
llno ioie id 6eoddtig llmidou holte,
Grblid id IN 6reiter @eIduocfoltc
Gin idimnern0eS @diierlein, See
ooer Geid,
Ias iuar ipie Elm @inf ans OcmSim-
neIreicb.
Sd iteae oie Soften auS, iih're Sen
Grt,
lluo Damn ee6t's nit @aide mo
SEIZE iort.
Sin @iertelitiiuoheu oa ite6 id
am &oHOe
Ges idouIten 2anoiees nit prdhti,
aen Stran0e.
@r lag lpie Elm fuoHniger NldrdeH-
trauuL
llm3ogeu pon 9uidmerf NIT grail.
gem Soum.
Sci ihucll ans 0cn aleioern @ei
SouucugIut5
@iuein in oie lilberbeue 6lutbl
g9ie puroc aeploutid]t, gepruItet, &c.
idjmonmen
Irei Naoer moDl bab idl alii cinmal
gen0nmcn.
Cod ieglides Eina ip66rt ieiue Belt.
SD trade ans llier mo mod mid
bereit;
Ga NV mie id beeiunc mid o63urei-
ben
@ernebm' if i'm 8uihe oerodhtiges
Ireibeli
lluo riAtiglrnit moblgeipaunten @e'
iuebr
SdIeidt iadlt eiH Eran5oienpaar oa'
Der.
SD ocnfc: BOT 9Iit bei Gotteru
mo GIfcul
Sier fam MIR ingIaibIidle 6re4beit
belieu
Sd brill aiti Sran5oiiid: vSch Die
SGnoe~
@e6' itrodS aui lie su ms aeoedfe
GclGn0e
llnO mos ment Sbr 0a3u2-gorj
brao uno bieoer
2egcu Sic &erls sic @eucbre iiieOer
01iu eiu pnar Shritt nod oo
maht elmer eben
Shou Nlicne, oas ieinc oiIf5ubcbcn-
Tod oa bin id. Wlein naiicS Sano-
tudl quatidt
S6m Inn oie Chren, Dab es nur 10
tlotid1t
lln0 Ell nod ser gln0're oen grateu
riedjt,
Seine Sliute I'M @oeen ms @oiier
fliegt.
Sctt nebm' ih bonn Q3o6cu ooS 5Ipei-
te @epcbr
llno treble sic geioen Dor mir 6cr
3ll meinen 2nmpcn lie iomnlcln lie
ouf
llllp lOlI BeDl 5lll tSeluiuuVY wy
IauerIoiIi
9lo sic aufnrit ih uiI niht
iIbertreibcn
sit mo6r uno iuobrboftie toim 5u
beihreibcn
Wleinen 9euten oriibcn auf scr @odle
I|.a
SIT Der gnli5ug 5lrladit cine RdtDiel.
iahe.
Gs ianunclt 81 Saui iih, mas Lag
inb wnS itano,
lluo uortet Der Ginoe oui's Sodiie
gelpaint
Sctt fontmeu mir Irci ans 2ogcr
I'M 2oui;
ga gebt ouh Sen Wlenlcu Gin Iolg'
liht oni,
Gin 9ol9litt, Is ben I'M Souneu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-29

9lodiidttg 9lr5t (5um sol.
leaeM nGineu nieocrtrdbtiecu
Streih Bat oer cutlaiicnc 1iener mir
nod geipieltl~ u9hii mcldle @ei.
is2@ u1cnten @ie, Dem reiden
arcu5haner sen id felt apci &abren
bebauoelt babe, fat er Uerroiben
OoB az idou Idngit picocr acilmo
iit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-29

9esauH mau mid griinolid eiu5li-
fleioen
Die Selte lieBeu's iid einia1 nidt
nebnlen
Sd nibte mid lUo6l p0er ii6el be-
auencu.
Ter reidt mir oos SemO, ser biirltct
am Rode,
@ans ipiilt mir Die 6iiBe, 6rib 5upft
an Der Sodc
90 fornen iic olle nit ileBger
Sdu0
Plus Oeu 9loan iid) i5ren Sieutenant
llHo iie gldtten lm0 itreiheln mo
MADDEN mid feiH,
@ie Oh ciuit inn SolIic mein Nliit.
terleiu
Sbr wiBt, id bin nidt aus iteiien
Sol5,
Cod fam id eub ia9cu Oo mar i'd
9Iuf mcinen Strcicb unO ooB Ell
gellIrgel
3ur 6reuoc iiir meine ielOaroucn
nStngen.
9flm blei6t biibid geiunO lnO id)idt
mir 9erift
%eraeBt aud oic friide @di6e nitt!
&icQeidt aiidt's nal pieoer, cin
@oier 5u 6aiden
lluo Dem alien gIOam ben &el5 5ll
uaicben
llno, Gater, lneine Slugen rou6en
and germ,
0u ipeiBt ia Oie Sorte nit fiber.
mem Sternl!
Sir olle Sale bobt Gottes So6nl
IS griiBt Guer
@ril0er ino Oant6orer Sobn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-31
letter ON SCALP
COULD NOT SLEEP
Went Over Entire Body, Itching
and Burning. Large White Bis
tiers, Hair Fell Out. Cuticura
Soap and Ointment Cured.

Il. +. d. No. 4. Linden. Tenn" Cuti-
cura Soap and Cu,icura Ointment cured me
OF a tcrrible skin trouble called ta.tar L.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-31
WILL COLORED WIGS
BE POPULAR?

We believe we are really safe in
saying that the colored wig rage
VIII never gain strong hold among
the women who. by proper care.
have kept their own hair beautiful.
apd to whom the idea of covering
the head with a heat producing
blankct-liile article is ridiculous.
These women realize what sunshine
and fresh air mean to hair beauty.
and that frequent shampooing is
necessary during hot weather.
though improper shampooing robs
the hair of its life and beauty and
causes IL to grow thin and straggly.
TO avoid any unhappy condition of
scalp or hair, use an economical
home made shampoo, which you
prepare very quickly by just dis
solving teaspoonful canthrox
(Which every drug store carrics) In
a cup hot water and pouring slowly
on the head as YOU rub brisklv. This
makes wealth Of rich. cleansing
lathcr that greatly invicoratcs both
scalp ana hair. CanthroX shampoos
will soon restore the iiuG and lustrc
TO the dullest hair and encourage u
beautiful wth.-Advertisemcnt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-31
ALTAviSTA
Cspec!ul 10 rue rimea.Dl.pu,ch.l

Especial to 'rhe Tincs-D lspatch.l
aitdNlsta, Va. May oy.-Mfs. -. =. ro,.c,s
oil Cullen. Is Deins ent.rtained by Ars. W.
" 9ihith,
r. IS. Fitzgerald visited his parents in
i'.nchouib over sunday.
.'so p't - % Ia" s'ls - being enter.
- 'fie' f'hi't Sinlth
Mt- Mat'hc"S' Oh DaHSiac = here. a sGest
~ =. iio'esSoi > T. "iattnewh
."ls. -. -. iuflitf, "a iGudlestvn 10 neg.
-. -. " " SWiin.
,.,,t -, Ei''ah''' "i.. "As u Week
-, ,I 49, a'd 'i'a. W. u smith
Sn,,,,,', ,.,, ~" "ha "'ePh"" hurt. oi
,.',. 49, ,, 1''e''''' - '''t 1"i"ii1h-
,,...,,, ,,,,,.'
+, ~, ,.e,,,, -, " ''u. cutter 'e'hcu
v, ,...iI.,,, ,,,,,,,o 80 '''S' - :. iHtitv"
N,.. ~ :. -
nor ,n,,.t, ~, =. ~, "N' U''" N'slt'hs
nom, IN ,.G'IisI ,.,,,., 80 !tt4taei 70 he'
Nh. a. 90 it"1'''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-31
HOT SPRINGS
Ispecial to The Tincs-Dispa,ch !


Hot Springs, Va. May 3o.-Thcro has been
considerable motoring this week between
Hot Springs and White Sulphur Springs.
where visitors have cone for days Jaunt.
Tho forty miles OF Intervening mountain
roads are In fine condition. and tho quaint
ties OF laurel. ana rhododcndron with which
the mountains nro covered. add TO the
scenic beauty Of tho trip.
MIR. ana Mrs Il. Livingston Beckunan.
OF Newport, who will he here til they
Eo to Long island for the international
polo meet where TIN, will occupy the
houso OF Miss Anna sands At BrookIiIie.
motorcd over TO White sulphur Springs this
week tor day. aud others taking the
trip have been Mr.. and Mr.. Charles
Sni,iicrs. james Temple Gwath,ney, Baron
ana Baroness Ko.cukrant@. and MIR. and
Mira. X. 4 Black. who made NJ one party !.
Mls e. Brent keSs"r and Miss heysei.
Of Baltimore. anI Mrs. Allen Etans. and
Holland Evans. Jr
Representative and Mrs. Oscar Underwood.
who spent the greater part ~ lps; summer
here" atc i, tho Homestead fer fort
might. and ~" playing golf every day, -
ia H.. Leighton rtrks rector of 81. Bar
,nolo'new'S church. Sow York. and James
tempt" Gwsthmcy. % kye y. j.. who won
tho national freight t.an!c goI: tourna ment
here last week.
Frederick a Snow. Of Sow Fork. one
! ~ the most enthusiastic golfers here this
month gave putting tou-nament before
his return 10 New York. and prizes were
won 10y Mrs. K. a. Black and Baron Hosen-
Mrs. Robert Waller, MIR. and Mis. Charles
Sinithcrs MR.. Ford Carter. Miss Mar
guer:te Willir. E.nnder b. Schloy, J.
Temple Gwathiney. J. q. X. Lawrence.
Frederick Murphy. Baroness RosenArant2.
and u. Il. y. Black
Several dinners followed by dances IA
~. open air dancing pavilion nearby hav.
Z -fy. n 10
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-31
BON AIR

Special 10 The TimeS- Dispatch
BON A.r Va. May 30-fson Air PROMISES 10
~ unusually lively this summer. Announce.
men, has been made that beginning tho
coming week, that is To say Friday even.
ing. there will be given weakly dances in
tho village hall. Tho arrangements for
these affairs arc complete and they will
tie Under tho supervise OF charming
pa,roncsscs. When desired. Nch; suppers
will 10 served in the Cherokee Tea Garden.
orders for which may 10 nled in advance.
Tho garden Will I've opened on other even
!ngs from + to o'clock
Miss Lillian Cook. of Richmond. IS spend
ing tho Weekend at her Bon Air cottage.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-31
WASHINGTON AND LEE

Lexington. va, MAY Elaborate
plans have been made to insure a joy
ous time for the Washington and Lee
finals. Five dances. several band con-
ccriS. the annual boat race between
the TWO boat cr.ws-thc Albert sidney
ana the Harry Leland the varied
side diversions have been embodied in
The week Of festivities viii be
opened on Saturday night. when the
.'."''at"rnttv dance VIII H. given n
NJ. Wander Meulen, OF Louisville. VIII
deliver Ill. laccalaurcate sermon in the
chapel. The Sigma" Ribbon Society
morning german viii inaucUrate the
afternoon the annual boat race be-
tween the two rival boat clubs viii en-
gage in eruollIns boa, race OH North
River nearby. The literary societies
VIII stage their final celebration at q
in The evening. while the senior ball
VIII follow.
campus on Tuesday morning. the r. A.
White Friar Ribbon Society morn
NIX german VIII be- given In the ryinna-
SUM. the board Of trustees Will meet
enjoyed and elect a new history pro-
i.sSor as successor 10 DIR. J. H. Iatane.
"na attend 10 other matters Of con
Joscphus Daniels, Secretary Of the
Navy VIII deliver the commandments
address in the chapel on Wednesday,
inornins. which VIII be followed by
bers Of The graduating class. The iinsl
event OF tho year, tho final ball Will
close the commencement program
IaFSe number of alumni are ex-
pectcd, TO return for the week Per
sonal letters have been directed 10 the
700 members OF the classes of '0a.
o. - and 81 by President Henry
TO Washington and Lee. y large dele
cation Is anticipated
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-31
Famous Dancer Clues
Complexion Secrets

I've learned the secret Of Dolores en-
tranctng bcaniy-thc wondTous charm that
has da2Zlcd tie courts Of Europe and capti-
waited vast audiences everywhere. The IA :
nous dancer abhors rougcs and ties.
Yet. despite the strenuousity Of her life.
she retains the incompatible complexion
best described az "indcscriba bic" An init
mate friend tolls me the scnorita regularly
uses on her face what druggists know "a
mercoiizeI wax. This Is applied at night
In the manner cold cream il used and
washed OF In the morning. II ahsorbs tho
dead particles OF skin which daily appear.
and a fair. soft. fresh. girish complexion
is always In evidence.
Dolores skin is not married by n single
wrinkle. not even the finest linc. she wards
these off by. daily bathing tho face In a
solution made by dissoiving an ounce OF
powdered saNolite In half pint witch
hazel. As your drug stores keep these In
gradients, ms we'll mcrcolizcd wax Zone
ounce OF the Is sufficiently. no doubt
your readers viii welcome this inforna
ton. --Aliren Moore In Beauiys Mirror.--Ad-
lvert!sement
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-31

scaldcd. could not sleep much at night
Later on 1t took the form OF large whi,o
blisters. My hair fell out gradually and
was thin. dry and lifclcss.
II tried several olntnlents and took a
treatment but nothing did me any good
] had been troubled with the totter 10.
about one year when began using Cuticura
Soap and Ointment. After bathIr with
Cuticura Soap and applying Cuucura Oint-
ment Was as;onishod to see the great
relief. Cuticura Soap and Ointment cured
me In four weeks" (Signed) Miss Vera
Bell, Juno ~, 1919.
The..reguiar use OF Cuticura Soap for toilet
and bath not only tends to preserve, purify
and beautify the skin. scalp. hair and hands,
but assists In preventing Inflammation. irri-
lotion and clogging OF the pores. Cuticura
Soap Csc. and Cuticura Ointment soc Yare
sold everywhere. Liberal sample OF each
mailed FREQ. with 32-p. Skin Book Address
postcard "Cuticura. Dept. IT, Boston"
sW'Men who shave and shampoo With Gu
ucaca Soap will End IL best for skin and scalp.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-31
Our Aim
the very best
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the prices
How to Keep Cool"!

Your ahead
Things poicy'f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-31

began on my scalp caus-
ing my hair to fall out.
then it went over my
entire body. The itching
aud burning wore SO bad
that ! scratched and made
sores. My clothing made
the burning on my body
more Intense. My skin
lnI.l IL L.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-21
A NEW LINE OF ART.

The red headed and dissatisfied
boarder was a large man with a large
appetite, says the Popular Magazine.
After dinner ne went into the narrow
yard. shook both fists at the silvery
moon. hurled several imprecations to-
ward the congress of the stars and
burst forth into a picturesque and vol
luminous flood of abuse which was de-
voted entirely 20 the landlady.
one of the other boarders, who had
been at the house a long time, there
by accommodating a pallid look and
palate with corns on 1t, drew near
tmidly and ventured to ask what the
special kick was.
Whats the natter echoed the
large man. THAT old danes the first
woman / ever knew who could liter
ally paint food on plate"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-21
PEACE DELEGATES OPEN
CONFERENCE AT MACkINAC.
Many Distinguished Men Present.
Gov. Ferris Gives Address.

Mackinac Island, Mich, July Ell
Many distinguished men of the United
States, Canada and Newfoundland as
sembled here today for a conference of
the American peace centenary com
mittee. At the opening session OF the
meeting today the members of the
committee were formally welcomed in
an address by Governor Ferris of
Michigan.
The meeting will last two days and
will be devoted to consideration OF
plans for the coming celebration OF the
completion OF century of peace
among the English speaking peoples.
Steps will be taken to bring about the
organization of cooperating Ameri-
can an-Newfoundland commit
tee to prepare for the celebration in
the border states and provinces. The
matter OF international boundary
monuments will be discussed, together
with plans for a series of maritime
pageants, including marine parade
from Buffalo to Duluth, touching both
American and Canadian ports.
Among the things which the COM
mittee plans to do are the following:
To present a replica of the St. Gau-
dens statue OF Lincoln to the people
Of Great Britain and Ireland on Feb
ruary II. 1915, at an estimated ex-
pense OF $4,000. The British govern
ment already has offered a site for the
proposed statue opposite Westminster
Abbey and the parliament buildings.
The presentation to the people Of
Canada of a memorial of Parkman,
the American historian OF Canada, for
erection on the ground OF the parlia-
ment buildings at Ottawa, after the
design of Gutzon Borglum the sculp-
tor, at cost of not to exceed $4,000.
The erection in the City of Washing
ton OF a memorial in commemoration
Of the Motherhood and Womanhood of
the Anglo Saxon Celt -Teutonic world,
to be known as the Queen Victoria
der the auspices of a women's commit
tee, of which Mrs. Ira Nelson Morris
OF Chicago is the head. at a cost of
from $4,000 to $4,000.
For memorials of friendship to be
given by the people OF the United
States to the people of Germany,
France and other nations, at an ex-
pense contingent upon the public re-
Spouse to the appeal for funds, but
estimated at 100000.
TO meet half of the expense, in con-
junction with the British committee,
of a memorial to be presented to the
City of Client, at a cost of not to ex-
coed $4,000.