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The Washington times., 1914-10-17

NJ. B.-Would you please give me
the hips?
Practice rolling, bending, lying flat On
the side first one hip and then the other.
then spin around repeatedly not less
than dozen times on each hip with an
the weight on your hips.
The Washington times., 1914-10-17

When a man begins to abuse his own
Wn IL Is time for him TO hike Mem
Ms Commercial Appeal.
The Washington times., 1914-10-17

Honesty is the best policy. and in the
Dng run the premiums are less, too.
The Washington times., 1914-10-17

have never had u days training In
ali of their lives are back ut the same
old jobs they had before the craze
started"
Right away we began to have more
respect for the dancing tea chez VINO was
really good. and made a mental note 20
the effect that this ona had had train
ing. For We had gone % her al tho
start as We knew that she was not only
a dancing teacher but a health teacher
as well. having graduated a sholt time
TG" from the New Haven School Of
GYMNASTICS Of DR.. Arnold. The health
teachers tJrned out from that school
are employed by the best private inSti-
tutions III the country. II is recon-
mendation for the finish 4 TEACHER, that
dancing is taken up from the health
c onJ.,tirf
The Washington times., 1914-10-17

Anxious Reader-Will you please tell
me If = is harmful and IL 1t will re-
duce weight?
I do not discuss advertised remedies.
The Washington times., 1914-10-17

The young fellow without any imaG-
alton must make an uninteresting
ver-TOledo Blade.
The Washington times., 1914-10-17

A e. C.-Will you kindly state a cure
for eczema of the feet?
Apply calmine, "a drains zinc oxide.
drains; giycerine, 2 drains; phenoI.
u dram lime water, 8 ounces
The Washington times., 1914-10-17
Answers to Health
Questions

Z M:-Can you give me a remedy for
excessive Precipitation of the feet?
Hathe the feet every night with tannjc
acid water. ''hhi0
A Constant Reader-what will ,.d,,,.
the bust? Is alcohol of any real vaIus
fof this purpose?
Alcohol will not reduce the buss.
neither will rubbing or any preparstion
Strappins the bust tightly Sometimes
helps.
Mrs; E: P.-I have pains in my stom-
ach all the time When / get up in the
morning my lower limbs feel as though
they had no life.
You eat too much. Avoid all meats.
sweets, oils. gravies, fats, bread. pota-
toes, sugars, desserts and candies.
When you wake up take a cold shower
1t need not be a cold bath-and go in
Tor physical culture and dancing.
j. NJ. H.-My feet and ankles swell
during the day. and when / remove INV
shoes and socks the skin is very white
The swelling disappears during the
night, and leaves the skin a reddish
color in the morning. What is the
cause and what is the remedy
Go at once to the best diaRnosttcian
in your city and have your heart and
kidneys locked after.
A. E. C.-Will you kindly state a cur.
for eczema of the feet?
Apply calmine. "a drains; zinc oxide,
drains; glycerine, drains: phenoI'
u dram lime water, 8 ounces
NJ. B.-Would you please give m.
some exercises to reduce the back of
the hips?
Practice rolling, bending, lying flat o.,
the side first one hip and then the other,
then spin around repeatedly not less
tnan dozen times on each hip with all
the weight on your hips.
Ruth Will you please tell m. wh.,
TO do for my neck. which is very thin?
z. Also what to do for the roots of NV
blonde?
l. Massage your neck with goose
2. Wash the roots of your hair with
orris root powder.
C. E. B.-I desire to increase my
weight How may this be done?
Fat every three hours. Butter. cream.
sugars. spices. pastries, fats, ham. pork.
gravies, and oils, sleep ten hours. Lat
an extra meal at midnight Exercise
your muscles. Drink lots Of fresh milk,
cream. all nourishing foods, and drink
plenty of water.
l.. NJ. C.-Will you kindly give rem
edy for burning feeling in stomach?
Eat figs, apples, oatmeal. cereals.
wheat Drink three glasses of
water before meals, and take one tea
spoonful of milk Of magnesia before
meals and charcoal after meals
o. XVIII you please tell me what
to do for perspiring feet?
Apply nut gall ointment to the feet
Anxious Reader-Will you please tell
me If - is harmful and IL 1t will re-
duce weight?
I do not discuss advertised remedies
DR.. HrshberQ toiD dnstoer questions
for readers of this pdper on medical
hyofenic and sanitation subjects that are
Of general interest. He tcLl not under.
take to prescribe or offer ddpics for In.
dividual cases. Where the subject - rot
Of general interest letters soiJ BE- an.
srered personally. " q sto,nped and od-
The Washington times., 1914-10-17

Every man regards a war tax with
. -spicion until he finds out that il Is
resigned to affect him least, and then
ne becomes one OF our very most en-
husisstic patriots.-Philadelphia In
gulreF
The Washington times., 1914-10-17
peter'SAdventures
in MdtrinOnV
Bv LEoNA DALRYMPLE

ne truth about the girl in the case"
s'iuOuishes this rep series BIZ Miss
rymple. Her character studies Uill
oPpeor unfamiliar to the majority
-e0derS, tcho soiu SoIlot1 the fortunes
Peter" tcith groUing interest. 80.
The Washington times., 1914-10-17

Ruth. Will you please tell me what
TO do for my neck, which is very Thin !?
z. Also what to do for the roots of NV
hair what is very dark. am a natural
blonde?
/. Massage your neck with roo.e
grease and sweet oil every four hours.
z. Wash the roots of your hair with
orris root powder
The Washington times., 1914-10-17

A sceptic ia merely a person who
DOESN'T share the good opinion you have
81 yoUrself.-Maeon News
The Washington times., 1914-10-17

o. XVIII you please tell me what
to do for persptring feet?
Apply nut gall ointment to the feet.
The Washington times., 1914-10-17

= M;-Can you give me a remedy for
excessive perspiration Of the feet?
same the feet every night with tannic
The Washington times., 1914-10-17

thyroid gland-Of- HiRSdBER0
OF your Adams apple and windpipe-
laciation.
ACTIVE GLAND.
peter. an operation by the best sur-
sson NAV be carried out. The call for
'hese are, happily. not many.
Copyright, 1914. Newspaper FeatxF. s.,v,.. =,
The Washington times., 1914-10-17

c. E. B.-I desire to increase nv
weight. How may this be done?
Fat every three hours Butter. cream
sugars. spices. pastries, fats, ham. pork.
grav1es, and oils, sleep ten hours. Lat
an extra meal at midnight Exercise
your muscles. Drink lots Of fresh milk,
cream. all nourishing foods, and drink
plenty of water.
The Washington times., 1914-10-17

? l.. NJ. C.-Will you kindly give rem
edy for burning feeling in stomach?
Eat figs. apples, oatmeal. cereals.
shredded wheat Drink three glasses of
water before meals, and take one tea
spoonful of milk Of magnesia before
meals and charcoal after meals.
The Washington times., 1914-10-17

constant Reader-What will reduce
the Dust? Is alcohol of any real value
for this purpose?
Alcohol Will not reduce the bust
neither will rubbing or any preparstion
Strapping the bust tightly sonetinn..
helps.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-15
NATIONAL
BISCUIT
COMPANY

iibt. Gie @ren5bepodbung miro
neueroingS niBer BON oen reguldren
@ren5wohtruppen aud BON Sinien,
Gruppen perie6en. 9eionoers Inn.
fonercih iino Die Goriorgeu iiir 9In-
ionmling pon @orrdt6en uno
&riegs gsmuterial oaer glrt.
Alle feiten Slate limb fiir
ic6s 9fonote nit @orr0 q.
tben periebeu moroen, Mori1oit
uno Brett 2iterpsf fiir nod ldngere
3eit &erirdgc iiir groBe 2ieierun.
gen BON 6utter umo 2ebenSmitteln
uno BON Salbpel5en imo S6ubmerf
iino o6gei1loiien mor0en. 81
Geutidlano limo 300 2nitaltomo-
bile, liefer6or oni + @ldr5, beiteat
moroen. 0ie Olunitious a.
brifen orbeiten Iog nm ;
g a d t. 9lnoen weiter lanoeinlp1rtS
geleqeuen 9obnitotionen merOenSelos
b1dereien erridtet in0 3elte, Sei5s
material H. i 10. oltigeItapeIt S5n
ocn centrolen Nlilit6r6e5irfen miro
Die 9lufitclung bon &oOerS fiir Die
q G eierpeformotionen norbe.
reitet 2ic 9uitibifier. uno Sheins
perierobtbeilungen weroen iueiter
aliseebout oroBe @eIteaungen fir
oieie Siilfswaffen inn 9hslonoe, ma
mentlid) in 6ronfreih, gemaHt. 9tid
Die ariessbriiden gauipoeen iino
iiineit betadtlih uermebrt moroen. =
CAB 93uBlono gegen CeutiAlono
ino Ceiterreid arieg I'M S6iIoe
fiibrte, ous oeuten ood unpioerIee-
bar oie Oben oneeiiibrten 9liiihrnaen
an c. 80
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-15
Seiraths. Qicenseu.

slpolinaroS 9teparooicius, 2S;
Wforta Susfeniciis, %.
Charles $. 8lruer, 30, @apneS.
boro, Wfo.; &ot6orine u. Sonois, 30,
&aVnesboro, MO.
@alter $. Suter, %; @laops
Shillinger, 20.
SSoiep6 9. N1ortin "a, W1t. @ai6.
ington, N'o. Catherine 9. Wloloueg,
81, Baltimore.
Sames s. Gooon "a; @larp 6.
Barron, 10.
Hobert Curtis Dunlap, Al, g8itt.
wer; aotberinc .. @lnoipea, "A,
@ittp,.
Sioscoe .. @OuiiteeI. %, glrbor.
Wlih.; SilIion 6. &ioolp6. 20, Sor.
risburg Ya.
6rauf 81. SeB, 2t. 9oncoiter, ga.
Sirginio 6. Senrp. 81.
glorileet s. 2aiiiter. 35, @rpon,
Obic, oeibie0eu; @era Collins, 10,
Baltimore.
George W. 9Sresgrapc, "A @itti
per; Genrietto Glortc 36.
Ollie &. Gottrea, 26; Wloraaret &C.
9oDIc. 81; 9eioc pou 9lidmono, 90.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-15
Srl. ailOnff etiuas 6eiier.

0ie Sonntoe Otobmittae bel einem
glutomobil-llnfaa nabe Godepspille
ibwer berpunOete Sri. gOitb ailouff
bon Scr. 1881, Sol6root-StroBe, uno
@oil Stottlcneper bon .943, @eit-
Sapette- StroBe, befinoen iid oilf Dem
@ege ser 8enerlmg. Dos MdO6en
liegt nod inn ng(aeemeinen WarDlano
Soipitol," w1breno StottIemeDer in
ieiner 8obnllng Iiegt. Mfaridall
Greomer bon @oltimore.Gountp nm
teriu6t oen llnfou, Inn 8u ernittelH
Oh &euben q. @lenL Der nit ieinem
gutomobil in OaS W1otorroo ser bei-
sen 8erlestea bon binten beinfubr,
fir 0enielben oerontlportli6 eenIo6t
weroen fonn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-15

@oltcr StonfowstL 23; Sophie
EiotfomSfi rs.
@iliam 6. 0erretb, %; 9seIIie u.
gnIid, 20.
Ebeooore 6. Sbomas. 90; 9titb
90. Smith, %.
SorrD 8hmbere, %, Chicago,
ST.; Marp 9rown, 21, Baltimore.
9iiGaro g. @orO, 26 Gmma u.
Sedner, 20.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-15
Die ..GnniteIlatiunn nud hier.

0ie oIte 6reeotte ~Gonitelotion~
licgt immer nod i'm Sofen. Ger
Sdlepper, Ger bonn @3drine.9(mt BON
g}orfoIf nod bier beoroert Wtroe,
miro ie0enfoaS i'm 2oufe oeS beitti-
gen Cages bier eintreffen mo oos
olte Grieesfobr8eug wegIdIeppen.
Gas Sdiff fam belte bis 6mei Stun-
sen Dor ieiuer 9lbfo6rt beiicbtiet wer.
ocn.
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Observation-Disclosures

@rnnOitiifs-lleb
Siooc Shapiro OIL Gbos. $. Elatt
uuo 6rou orei @runoitiIde.
Wieofor6 Roe, Gruitee, an Sane ".
Ebompion, 1 @runoitiid.
Steal Gftote @ooling SO. etc. an
0ooiO Steport. @erw.. 2 @runoit.
9iobert Seff an GoWoro 9onfir,
9 @runoItide.
9lnlie Sonoers an g9m. 2otterer
rno 5rou Oitieite DER 3oie., nobe
9lliceonnu-Str., 10 bel 1876.
@tarD Q. S6uIer etc. on 9lpou
0oois, 9iorOoitieite Ger 0ruio.Sia-
gIoe., nobe M}cWleheu.Str., 1877 bel
100.
Gbriitiou g8ilfeuS an 9luguihis
Sanpion, glorooItieite Der @ulosfi,
nobe gogle. Str, 80 bel SO.
9Iuguitus Sampion uuo Srnt an
9lmelia 6. 9lIOrioge, gIorooitieite ser
ASulosti-. nobe@ogle. Ctr. 13 bel rs.
@m. A.Serrine uno Srou an SEQ.
g8. Sbomos, Siioieite Der 2ofoDette.,
robe Yotterion. @orf 9lpe.. IA bel 20.
Ssroel 0lidoeIiou an @2opme 9o-
ser, gloroieite DER 6opette- nabe
8cn0.Str., 10 bel 80.
Solonon 9ottenbera on Qebie
@ioreeniteiii, gde 4SuIasti. uno Siam.
iop.Str., 1863 bel 70.
sSronf s. Hoa an Gillian Wlonf,
gtoroieite Der SSefferion.Str, nobc
2ofelpooo.9lpe., 13 bel 20.
9ioB 9. Motbeips lnO Srou an
8erfoot 81. 9lffIed, mebrere @ruuO.
itiide.
Gerfoot ". 9lffled imO Srou an
Sobn g. gtltb, mebrere @5runoitiidc.
0ieielben oil Goltern Development
&c., 2 @rinoitiide.
Soiepb g. 9bite al I6omos %.
SaUoge lmO Satin, g9eitieite Der
glpooo-9IOemenobe 9omboroiiroBe.
ID bei 6S.
Soiepb s. Surner uno Satin an
,Sobn Stemart 9lorton, @ruuo.
itiid.
Soa 90, 9eeiioe an Games 6.
Sane mo Satin, g|orowciiieiie ser
GroBsStraBc imo @ead glaeD, i6
bel 81,
Sobn g9. gSpant imo Satin an o.
u, SUB nno Satin, Siioieite ser
iSairmoilnt-2Ioey nabe W1onroe-Stry
i3 bel rs.
9Iuua 6. S6uI8 an Senru 6. Be
der uno Satin 0itieite Ser Tenui.
ion-StraBe nobe @albroot. .9lpe.. 80
bel 14O
Soa @loB an @lidoeI 9ernitein
unO 9lnoere, 91oroieite ser Com.
6aro. ua6e Sigb.StraBe, IA bel 81.
@oIter 6. @eitpbal al @bilip g..
@agner im0 Satin SiioIeite Der
Fenroie.9loenue, nobe @ulasti.Str..
1879 BEL 80.
Sbornton 6. Hobinett imo Satin
an So6n @. @pant uno @attin
9Ioroieitc Der Baltimore. Ha6e 9cu-
tolou. StraBe ia bel 50.
@lias o. Gobue uno Satin an
&bilIip &oloofu uno @ottin 9}orO.
ieitc Der 6airmount.9Ipeme, nabe
Goitle-StraBe, IS bel 90.
AiiOor 9Sanie an @eui. Sdware,
3 @rlinoihide.
0iopmono 3. Griffin uno Satin
an Grant aimeD imo Satin, 9loro.
ieite Der @ropion- na6e glintb-Str
IA bci Sic.
Catherine S'0ea an 6ronf Sc. Gel.
BY ruoo Satin Sgeitieite oer gDro.
StroBe, 70 bel 81.
9enneop 9ano & Smp 60, an
emanuel 9orgielot uno Satin,
SiiooItieitc Der @ecil.glpenue, nobc
%. StraBc, fl bel 80.
Sane 9. Sart an &otrid Grainor
mo @ottiu 91oroweitieite Der @lo.
iberitr uobe 9mocn-9luenue. IS bel
55.
Sobn 4. Soriep lmo @ottiu an
Carrie g starr Sitieite oeS Sails.
Elru @ite. Is bel 1914.
gaItImurs Marttberidtc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-15

Der 0oufborfeit Der 9lmeriloner oen-
felt oencn iie Soft uuo 9ogis groB-
miitbig auf Greoit gabeHl @ar Der
iunge Wleuid oieIleibt in ioIher
@erioiiung, OaB er au Die 9uit be.
f0roert meroen muBtel 9lu1 in Ser
lin ba6en a6reiienoe 2lmerifauer 81
ientlihe 0anfidrei6en an Die 9ebor-
Oeu oeridtet fir oie aufmerfiame uuO
nette 9ebanOlimg, Die iie erfo6ren
6abeu. Suuoerte bon omerifouiicben
5. .. Il. beiinOen iib in oen S6noeu
Der idmei8eriiben Sotelbeiiber. @oI-
len Sic Oas, bite, in Sbrem wert5en
9latt perofientlihen2
SodndhmgsOoll
@liie z. Sdmiot
ans 9 Baltimore"
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wlarnIonO GhattcI Quon QIITuciatiOn,

MIhtrt Blum, juH., Gefhditstlbrer
8immer 22g. 23i nno 233 2. @todperD.
GilbDn.Gde SnDcttc. unb ct. Bnul,Gtt.
DnrIeben bon $40 Bis $500 onf WebeI Hin'
nos etc. cpHe @nliernunQ oerielben. 9eleRllue
Nnteu. (SNeiue Dumerc1 (N5hr~-
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8m Derpudten.

@aNeruier-Gleent6nm az perpahten.
Soiel NIT i3 3immern ilo groBem Spetle'
@rinileoinm: auter Siihs nno @rabbeulone.
Naoen uno Saeo. ani 5tonD Greer nit gnms
bfersg1erfte 1Sebe lanaen 8adbi nit mdbiaem
Ra6i5ins, Nd6eres in Nr 2i01, GtsRreltoH'
etr16e. (Septi0-16)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-15

Stcomcr gtr, , Spot. 96H
Siolihcr per grobc so los.
Sept. q rotber) i061a-
Cftober g rotber) 107
Niuis. 3ufubr 16,3O7 9uid)el;
@erianOt BON Oen gIepotoren 1854
9uidcl @leuotoren @orrat6 2t9,-
67s 9uihel.
Selltige S1luBratc:
Contract Nlire0 ... 50
SAFER. 3uf6r 1922 450 BIZ
i6el @eriauot BON oen Glepaioren
955, ,4SO gui6el, Gleputorenuorratb
1,553,927 9ittel
Selltise SbhBrate.
Stanooro weiBer. M 53
g}r. 3 peiBer. ,.... 80 .
&oaqen. ~ 3uiubr 50.0l5 9u-
ihel; @erianot BON oeu Glepotoren
4s,502 9uideI Glepotoreu.@orrotb
1852 9uideI.
Seutiee SdlaBrote
9}r. , peitlidjer &ogaeu 80 -96
Or. 3 meitIiher Sloggen 93 -94
0lr. weitliher 9loggen 30 -92
GER 2 Jioggen SO 80
SSn SGden. ...~. 30 80
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@iMiaes SSarmsSamO.

Snbianer eanbs@erfanf onrm bic 9nnoes'9ie.
nlcruun.
Qebte GcleQenbcli biniqcs Qnnb In Ollnbonn
5 f0uien 9lbQeihdtter gScrtb S bis $25 pro
glder. 9eiibtiteI bon oer. Reaterunq; leihie
Qcnbeit gSobnen nic6t erioroerln, Stomplette
5uberdbiac glusinnfi 25c. Simee Semocrat
Wlnstogee, Sfln1pnla. (Seplo)
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gnItImurs Nlarftberidtc.

Olontag, Oen IA. September 1914.
( Yle6l. 8ufubr 1851 5diier
eini6lieBIidl 1854 6diier 5u Occult.
Noint in0 95O9 G1iier nl Gnntnn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-15

3ein llrtbeil. Tnme:
6inoen Sic Die @ibe oeS @oronS
b g. uidt idredl1 ioo2" SEER
n1arii6er erlaube icb mir fein llr.
tbeil, i'd bin tcin (4Oiaoiinoer."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-15

Seine @emffesSarm bon 1o Wdern Nioee'
moab ndbe Hel0ir.JlonO ylnh3uirnQen BET
Rerrlfen 4 wlerYlteu. Nf 100 rn.eeriaatons
ettahe. C1uh30 1uS,2mp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-15

0as feline G5rnnbitid Nr. 649, Glt "a. Str,
lot 60 bel 200 SUB, 2hii1diee &iua nit 10
8nnnern; nen. MODERN iilo oonit0noig Sage
uniiberrdili6: Elm ioealeS 0eim.
(Gepti0 t51D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-15

<rr-----a4a-.'aAaalAaA'
IN Jbrer Puno bal
ten Sic elm 5iinfcent'
fid.
IN oes 6rocers Pano
befinoet Fd 9eraoe
Elm feubtig gfeitsiicPe-
res pocfet Uneeda
Biscuit. Gr reicbt
Jbnen oos pocfet -
Sic geben iRnt Ole
111in5e. Gin 9eringfii.
9iser GeiRdftspor'
gang?
11einI Gin bemerfens.
pertPer = oenn Sic
baben oeu fleinltcn 8e.
trag aus9egeben, mel.
cher Elm pocfet CUTE
a1oRrung foufeu miro;
uuo Ger Grocer bat
JRuen oas naRrRaftefte
6ebddf perfauft, oas
aus a1IeRI Rerscfteut
miro = 70 rein uuo
fnusperig uno f0fIicP,
ais Oh cs ebcn erit aus
cem Ofen fdme.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-15

ihel @erianot bon oen Gleootoren
1928 9uihel, Glepatorenporrotb
t451 ,444 8uidel.
Sentige SdluBrnte:
g}r. 2 rotber upeitl j. los .
glr , rotber Spot i06lz.
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8n serEamFem.

,euutb. .Scrieb.Tarmen" Snnf bis finf5ebn
Gder ebenes qano fir $4,000 ben 9lder @ns
lnblune $500 ram ST 90 Die ggone ooer $500
monatli1; cute Straben entes, gSaiier. sur
Reipe 1919 u. aaNettc.Str., Baltimore, orb.
(5uni10i .Ht, 81, CO.
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qrrlnnat


Sin imneer oentider Wlann einer Der cine
quite iictiQe Gteqe uiio auie Sebnnonna 5u
piiroiaen peib. Ja63uiraqen bel Nttner Bros
nad Wlr @brmnn. lSepIl3-Ul
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gerIaast- -Nsanner Hub anubeu.


Sin @urIima6er, Ser Sic g9urits5abriiation
in aQen 9ran6en eriinoli6 oerlte0t- Wl1n ee'
ion @ading Gu., 9icwpnrt 0eus, @a.
(Sept15-17)
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6oloenoer 9riei, Der fir iid
ielbit ipridbt, lit ser &c. .. Staats.
5eihng@ bon oer in @iloersmiel bel
Snterlofen pobnenoen @liie @.
SHnliOt aus Baltimore 5ugegougen:
n@dbreno bier in Suterlafen i'm
geordngt Oollen &urlaal oie 9lmeri-
faner Dem HrGiioenten ser Shpeis
Elm u8ote Of t6anfs4 ienoen mn
Souieuoe iidb oo5u ordn0en 5ur I'm
teridriit fir oas groBartige Terbal-
ten ser SotelierS oen @1iten gcgen-
iiber, oie meiit iebr menig ODER fem
@elo 6efommeH fonnten fir ibre
GbedS imo Greoitbriefe, beridtet ein
beimfe6renoer iiinger 9Imerifaner
Ser ,9feu Yorf 5iues" om 13. Slii.
quit Seite 3:
Ser orauBen geltronoete onerifa'
nii6e GeileuOe miro feinellnannebm-
li1feiten 6aben, ouBer in Geutih-
lnno umo ser Shmei8 Die Sotels
muBteu ibre @dite einiad binauS.
pcrfen. sic piroen buhitdbliH
nit ibrem @epdd in Ger Wlitte Der
StraBe obgelaoen,"
.@os meroeu oic SAmei5er Don
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-15
StrIlensein@c.


Sin oentlncr Wann fpri6t 9euiib uno Gnes
lid. mlnidt Steue nls gSd6ter 1aa ooer
Na6ts. aleIeren3en gla6eres bel 9. Shle|
ecrt g2r 525, Giio'GarDline. .Strnhe.
.(Scpt15--16)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-15
gerlangt i'm 9IIlgsmeineu.

VTTVTT7TTT
Gle f3nnen Ietbt $25 pro g9o6e beroleren
nei benz 8erfauf iiir lns bon Gbee 2affee etc
hab benz ipunoerbaren Combination Brdnten'
Hlan G6reiben Gle 0eute geblttnfer, Bruno'
ban nno ia etrahe, glciu DDrl Sin, y. y.
(Suli20, ,1Nlt iuT)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-15

8n perntletBcn:
g1r 242 MiIfonsStraBe, nnbe HtnoensIbenue.
nnIiintionss@erbinouiq prd6tie nueeeleat.
lsd6auB Seoes 8immer ben. G6bne lnsIipl
bon Der 8iidiete
4ierre s. Sngan & Nefle,
9sr. 16, Cit.QeriugtDHs StrnRe.
(Qlugt5 int co ,Wd5r)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-15

~-77
S1MIer gebant DDu WGlagber.
2S. Gtrahe, 800 BlDd @eit,
Sin Square bon 4untingoonsgloeHue.
500 8lDd 9pNman.9lpcnue, ueue GtrGhe,
Neten Suniinsoons9lbenue
gtnr $i40O.
27OO gIud 6amben.0lbenne, niir $1,000.
270e WlDd NtfiuiDns9lDenue, nur $1,1bO.
9lue bieie Sduler baben
@ernnba 6rpnt 6 3immer nnb Bnb.
Seoc mooerne @cauemlidielI, guss uno eIefs
trifcbe Qeu6tcr, GusrdHee, eingemnuerie 98aI@s
tuber unb EXTRA Toileite i'm Geler.
2eidjte gebingunncn.
M2an nebme 9Rolan0sYart uHo Wlt. Naibtn0'
mH @Ieitrude.
gidberes am Srt ober BET
GDparO 9. gallagber,
919-99O wsHHSeh 9nIlbtHs.
(N2nt21-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-15
8n Oermietben.

Su ucrntietheu:
Sine Hrnu bic eiH oreli1dieea Sdus be-
iuobni, pnnf6t orei bis bier 8mmer nit StiihC
Ni bermietben tpenr moglib, nit Soft sob
len frei Wlnn aoreiiire ~. .. 26", 9entineE
Gurreipunbcnt" (Sepn3,15)
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-08-25

The platform of the Wilson Democracy stands squarey
for relief from the almost unbearabe conditions Madison
and its slogan is: Retrenchment, economy efficiency
without reaction Aylward only says there shall be
but he shows how he proposes economics
The people will demand also that the nominee for
Governor of Wisconsin be in full accord with President
Wilson and his policies The President has right to
expect that the democratic candidate for Governor of this
state be in whom he has confidence and with whom
he work in perfect party harmony We have just such
a in John A. Ayward. He was closely identified with
the Wilson campaign years ago. and he has the full
confidence of the President The democrats of Wisconsin
cannot afford nominate for the high office of Gov
be questioned.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-08-25
OCCURRENCES OF LONG AGO.
ITEMS OF NEWS BOILED DOWN FROM THE
CENTRAL TEIIRTY-SIX YEARS AGO
in the aisIes Of Music hall is danger

in the aisIes Of Music hall is danger
GUS
Editor Hoefiinger is confined to his
home with rheumatism.
II. d. Single has been appointed
postal route agent on the Valley Road
between this place and Tomah.
Mrs. Kate Stafford, who shas been
absent the past two months vis-
iting friends in Oshkosh and Mil
waukee. returned home on Thursday.
Doc. Bennett and Jai,ob Kolter
made trip to Round axe in the
Eastern part OF the county last week.
They were after fish.
VIM. Gallon has been appointed re-
ceiyer of the q. S. Land office in
place 81 u. I. Quaw, whose term mas
expired.
A new burglar proof safe has just
been received at the court house. We
rest assured that If treasurer Bruneau
ever gets a few dollars Of county
money ahead and is abba to hold it
| long enough TO get it into the safe, it
will be secure. The money box Is
guarded By time lock, the combina-
ti0n Of which cannot be stolen.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-08-25
SCHOOL WILL SOON BEGIN.

But two weeks are left before the
public schools of this city open-an-
other year of two semesters and every
attendant, grade Or high school, is be-
ginning to prepare for it. In the
high school as soon as the classes are
running regularly and smoothly,
practice for the foot ball eleven will
begin. By the splendid showing of
the basket ball teams of the past sew
eral years and track teams also, great
interest has been created among the
scholars in athletics. This year the
boys are going out for big things in
foot ball SO we are told. The coach
will be Alvin Sandberg Of the Univer-
sity of Wisconsin who made such
fine player last year and was captain
of the university eleven. Last year
the players were not satisfied with
having games with only Grand Rapids,
Stevens Point, and other cities, but
felt that some games with Oshkosh,
Appleton or Green Bay ought to be
arranged. Let's hope that that this
can be done the coming fall.