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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-02-13
Mnrgra AnBkilltlsf
fra Banu1ark / lnl4

6ep,1nft / Mor6ens 9itorie - bleu
felserig for bao1e @orge, Danmart
os Suerise. So ollie pes bpao Ben
betso: 0plbsningen al en mere END
400=aarig Screening mellem Morge
og Donmarf, @eepnoelien til en- so
aoris 6re6 mellem Morge % Spe=
rtge. MlligepeI ct Set fao 9otumen=
ter / noroiit @i1torte, iom @iltorite,
re- SS11rilter %. 8olitifere bar paret
faa ,1enig ON. so S~pbrgsmaalene
.er manefoloige:
@nem bar Set, iom nfito6 &orge,
- SEN norife eller 6en 6anife &on=
&c? Sy bpem blep set afitaaet til,
= til Snerige eller til Sen ioerife
aonge perionlis? Sperm set fac
bar iom giorbe @ontrotten, - fun
De SEN bore gplbie og bin6enoe? Sa
|bleo ben ~eiennemfbrt? bleb Ser
@etsgrumologet for Sen 1rorf- ipenift
Union?
saale6es bogIer Gpsrgsmanlene
Sc bapoe pitol Snteresle, iaalnnge
&orge 90 Soeri9e bar iorenet oq
unionsitrioen 1to6 paa. Sou fon b
|ie poa oem meo bi1torilt &i6ligbeo;
Sc tilbprer Gortioen. Men iaaiano1
ri bill foritoa rigtig @etpbninsen al
set nor1fe Golfs 0ptraoen / 1914,
n1oa hi prbpe at finbe Gpar pao
Spergsmaalene.
Gen 14be Sanrar bar e1 boaro
Sag for Observation-Disclosures 81
bolot poa at hispl1tere ON Snobol0
% 5ormer fro tiolig ON Morgener,
til TENT pao Scot, - laa tent al
.Sraftaten / @irfeligbe6en iprit bler
lmberifrebet Sen 156e, men @etter=
iteoe boboe Mitet1en fer lopet at bope
Sen fGroig paa "a elmer, og oerior
bleb Sen 6ateret Sen 14oe.
Song 6reoerif hen Ste maotte
gipe Norge fra Jig; men / alle o,1ore
Spergsmaol fnn1peoe 8ourfe Jon
cit 2epe for Sc 6alllfe Snteresier, og
@etteriteM maatte gipe Jig poo
Fnnft efter Hlnft, fun for at bliue
farbis / ret Sis.
&an maatte gaa ino poa at Carl
Sobalr 1fuloe re1rme @Iesuig oa
Soften itrofs 6reoen Dor unoerifre.
bet, n6en at bente pao Motififation
fun Seitningen @liiefsburg peo 81
ben lfuloe Soeniferne bebolbe Iige
til &atififotione11, 11e,1 11oen at ben=
te paa at Norge obergap fig, oq
Carl Soban ffuloe life pente poo
&atififatione11 fra &ongen bjetnme
Stocfbolm, men ielp 116lte6e mioIer.
tioig &at%ififatior. Sen enelte 60
ronti Fan fit, par at &ommern life
iful6e blipe operginet til Donmarf,
for 1penife @Grfolf bop6e beiot Sire.
orifsbalo og &ongspinger, 6reorifs=
ita6 og Mfersbus.
@alp6m &obt jfriper / vGibenS
|Segn":
Carl Soban bapoe frepet, at gpe=
rige fra I'LL al ifl,loe Hippo for Gre
1unos=2oloen; 8etterlteot moattt
laoe &rabet faloe. Carl Soban bill
De babt 8ornbolm mes set iomme;
bet fnn6e ser lite blipe Sole ON.
San bil6e, at Danmarf ifulbe blipe
itooenoe meo bele. 5tatsgieIben
@etteriteot maatte goa men paa at
Den ipenffe 8onge, / Ggenifob al
Serre ober Morge, ifuI6e opertage
en- f9Iles @ipb.
90 8oltrfe benptteoe fig al gset-
|terfteots ga1funoigbeb ON 6orbol-
bet 1nellem Norge 90 Dann1nrf til
az fiiInennp Nnrr1n1;fI 81 nn4rfIn mr..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-02-13
Sort fortalt.

@arrp 90. @eicbeict / Stem
yort teltamenterece $4,000 til en-
"Brsolt11ie" for at itnfie Ma0 til
ble1nleie / 8pen. &pert 8reo Tom
oeleS no ifaI bore merfet me6 81
perens Mabn.
= @%1enltonoe, iom bab6e tilgprt
Mbrabm Stncoln, bleb /. Seem Sort
lolgt for $16,5SS. Tor en- @ebiters
srobog> iom 2incoln benptteoe poo
lit Sagfererfontor / eprinqfielo
heb Ser betalt $3.50.
Gin 100~oorige 6goielsoaq fei-
reoe Mrs. auri 81. Munoabl peo
Toronto, g. 9, forIeosn Sag. 8oo
Srl'no al Ell @ofteifoce mao bun
boloe Sengs1, men ellers er b1,n
boace oanos= og Ieee,nsirijf.
Senator @enpon al Soma me-
'1er, at Oct omerifanife Iolf fan ipa=
tie oper $500,000,00O Gpert Nor peo
at ele Sernbanerne ielp. San fore
lloar oerfor, at Sc Toreneoe Gtoter
ooertager ollie Sernbanerne og ori=
Der. Sem for egen @egning.
S 1912 blep Der til sem }om
bolser 2%ipsforiifring laa,1t $751;
100000 mos 6oriifringsbrepene
lom Sifferbeo. Set far pilt fla. at
blot 10 Nrocent of ioole6es 1oorte
Een9c betales tilboee.
90 @illioner sl,1tomobiler er
1t / @rl,g / @eroe,. Mlene Sc sSor=
e'teoe stoter bor 1,127,94O, Gna-.
lo1o 425,S38 og Sc ancre el,roppi-
lfe Stater 279.511. lloe,,om ope,,.
119pnte 2ano er Ser $500 Wotorz
fierctgier.
S Sc iioite 6 Maane6er at
1913 brof SEN ni%terifouife. @efolf=
ming 10000, 600 @alloner @hiffn,
forbrugte 100000 Giearer 90
s>71o,00o,ooo @igorettcr, for bpil-
te DC 6orene1e etater. oppebor en-.
Sfat at $~4,175,630.
@n SamiIie / ajsbenbopn blep
f%orleccn Sag forgiitct al @looappeI=
finer. Moocren, 9 Dptre 90 EFT s.
oorig Spr mantte fibres til @tqs=
bo1pitalet for at pa,m1peS. Moceren
tl11toe to9cs Diem, meu @prnene tar
laa meotaget, at Sc mootte blue pou
@olpitoIet.
0mfring 25 amcrifonlfc &c.
rere ifal opboloe Jig / Miineten,
Eplflaao, giennem Commensurate
oerne for at iette Jig ino / Set pr.af-
tilfe Irbeioe iom fpres pes efolerne
oeriteos. Giloels ifal Sc leIp bore
eleper, tiloels ifal Sc unoerpile an
6re.
: Gaoefeierne / Suite, Mont.,
tie11er 81 ON 9o9e1.
10000 Nrbeioslgle / Gbieo-
80 npoer @jelp al Sc forjfieIIiae
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
= 0ber 100 Observation-Disclosures
i Sp0 @ofota bolot Mpoe / Deoo-
inooo % organiiereoe Jig for at fr,n-
pc mos MfboIosfpIfene.
= Set ipenife arigsifib uGapper-
beten" g%runoitpote uoenfor gano-
BAN forleoen. 5lpbeboaoe bIeps
ie'rot for at treffe Set al @rnno.
= Sen Is. Sa,,uar par Ser 217,-
274 1eoige 5ragtpogne pon 2onoets
SS%|ernbaa1er. 9ette bar 1914, Oh flere
eno ct Mar ti6ligere.
S 8atopien, bollanoif @ftin-
oier, opitoo &anif / en- &inemoto-
grof paa @ru1eo al S%loebrono, oo Is
Menneifer bleb trumpet libel eller
fpalt.
Sen %fanooiife @egieriug er
moo OpbGDelie al Eolnen poa l1o~
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-02-13
M}Hd%&R SSIPfPl5Ma1%I

Battered at tho Post once at st. Pau
Aina., a. second class mail-matter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-02-13

Mcrieo. Spp amcrifan:l fe Sern=
banem9n0 a1toges at bore Sanger,
SEN 1tore Gumbre=E unnel er / &llt=
ner og ct al Sen merifanife Nor0pelt=
bones &asiogertog er ct forfullet
@rag peo 3unnellers Snoeang lon1
6plge al Marimo GaltilloS &pper-
ban0es @pro9rf.
st Mpgtc, iom oog life binder pi=
6ere 9iltro, gaar uo poa, at ga &os=
iagertoget ienotes ino / SEN bran-
6enoe Sunnel, bar &oslagererne
laait in0e / &upeerne. S tioligere
MffGrer al 6enne Mrt bar Gaitillo
pleiet at beban6le &osiagererne ber=
ipnsful0t.
General 6raneisco 8illa, @ebel-
itprfens &ommonoant, blep forbitret
oper Gfterretningen, og ban paalag=
Sc General 6elipe Muctas, Der le0er
Sperationerne i Gaias @ran6es 81
itriftet, at lfD0e enbber Man0, lom
fife fan gibre orbentlig Mebe for Jig.
8anbitterne antages at operem i
to Mfoelinger paa omfring treoipe
Manb bper.
Set ofgigrenoe Selttog i Sen meri-
fanife &eboll1tion er allereoe be-
gpnot, ifglge Me66elelie til &oniti<
tutionaliiter fra General gilla. SSno-
tagelle len Of Ma5atlan be0 set gtiIle
Sob, meloer gi1la, bill itrafs blibe
poofulgt at Snotogelien al 9orreon
% 9anrpico.
GIore1ce s. MiIler aonilll I
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-02-13

|Seoin, | bbilfet benne talte ON, boor
neopenoigt oct bar, at De german.
tie 6olf bolot iammen moo ben ia.
biife STAGE.
SplGsntngen al bette 8rep moo
toges meo iterfe 8ifalb, % mar
peotog en- ltotalelie, i bpiIten De,
uotaltes &aab ON, at 6orbolbet mel.
lem "oe to @roberfolf" ftaoig mac
uopifle Jig in6erligere.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-02-13

S"*>S
lie nnoeriaatter og gine 8efaling til
fine Gmbe0smn11b ON at ioprfjette
6reostraftoten iaa fort iom mulig.
Set bar Sen famine 8ebanSling
at Morge og 8ommern, eiennemfgrt
Il bber enelte Detoli. @1,1t mes en-
eneite l1nbtageI1e. Men sen er og=
faa bigtig.
Sm Homm1ern be6ber Set, at Set
"ifal for Gremti6en mes fulbfom=
men Gienoomsret og 5uperenitet
tilbere &ongeriget 9annrorf og bn=
re in6lemmet / Set" Men ON g;cr=
ge bliper BET beltemt, at ~6et ifa!
for Gremtioen mes %fulofomme., Sit
beranitet tilbpre $. &c. &ongelt al
Sperigc % nogjere ct @ongerige
forenet meo Set ipenife."
81 be6 mi, at @etteriteot / fit It's
|fait oprtn6eltg boboe 1frebet set font
me ON Morge iom ON &ommern,-
at set ffrl6e tilbgre @ongeriget Cue
rige og bore inolemmet / bet. Set
bar Carl Soban perlonlig iom tit
l%10trpffet rettet.
So &ettelien bar fin @iltorie.
Den b9nger iammen meo 5neriges
Observation-Disclosures. S E%raftoten
meo &l1slano fra 1912 beb set, at
H11slano ifll6e Dielpe 9perige til
at erbperpe Morge iom ulgielig Del.
Wten Sroftaten me6 Gnglono ira
1918 itob oct, at @ongeriget Morge
ifl1lbe blipe forenet mes. @berige lom
|11lpielig Del, og ben ipenife @onge
baboe forpligtet Jig til, rot 6or-
eningen ifulbe finoe @teo nre6 al
mnlig sfoaniombeo % @enipnsfun-
beo moo set norite 6olfs 2pffe 90.
5ribeo."
Set JON Der tit l1btrpf i graftot,
form, set Dar i girTeIgbeoen fun.
JortiiaHelien Of Ben foetIfe 8oIitif
The Washington times., 1914-04-27
w. Va. Coal Institute
To Meet in Cumberland

CHARLESTON. W. Va. April ~
The semi-annual meeting Of the West
Virginia Coal Mining Institute will be
he'd in Cumberlzed, Md, on June 2, 3,
and 4. The announcement was made to-
day by Prof. Z. y. Zern. of the School
Of Mines at the University of West
Virginia, the secretary of the organiza-
ton.
Cumberland was selected because of
its easy accessibility and because a
number of the Maryland operators and
miners wanted to entertain the West
Eirginians
The coming session of the institute
will be practical" with papers on
practical mining questions rather than
theoretical subjects. Mining men from
the surrounding coal mining States will
attend the institute meeting and will
take part in the proceedings. The de-
tailed program will be announced later.
Membership in the West Virginia
Mining Institute is open to operators
and miners and other persons connected
with the coal industry of the State. and
Il is expected that more than 200 per-
sons will attend the Cumberland meet
ing.
The Washington times., 1914-04-27
TRACTION STOCKS
LEAD IN ACTIVITY
Washington Gas Fives Show
Strength in Bond Market.
Quoted at 10612.

Stocks of the public utilities were the
center of activity on the Washington
Stock Exchange today. Five shares Of
Washington hallway and Electric pre-
ferred brought st, or point more than
the last sale recorded
Neutrality-suspicious. Railway issues
were slightly below the prices obtained
recently, twenty-five snares of the
common selling for s., and a similar
block of the preferred for 64. While
the asked price on Capital Traction
during the call was 1U2, there were
fifty shares sold after call for 10Ols.
There was an apparent demand for
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat
stock. Ten shares were disposed of at
JSS. Merganthaler stock was firm,
twenty snares bringing 215, the price
that has prevailed for several days.
The bid and asked prices OF Greene
Cananae Copper stock, which went OH
Saturday with the announcement from
Mexico that the mines had closed, were
put up several points, but no sales
were recorded.
In the bond market, Washington Gas
G's were stronger. Three 500 bonds
sold for 1867. One Capital TRACTION
3 brought l01l1. and a Potomac Elec-
tric Consolidated SIS sold for sS24.
The Washington times., 1914-04-27
Realty Transfers

villa ParkI7ara A. Marden ct Nir Ed" IN
r. TO Ellen kinnan. lot l, square i-tO. SS-l
same 10 Albert N. Pratt, lot 81. square
l2SJ t2lG
Addition to Takoma Psrk-Charles +. Hawley
81 ux To Ella CrosIand, lot l6. block 3. >lC
Fifteenth street northeast, between = and d
strsets-WLliam A. Boss et uN TO mary +.
MCQCeeney, lot S3S. square 1854. $40.
Addition TO Observation-Disclosures '. Manning
ct vir. James F.. to Mary Z. McQueeney,
lot 3, block ~. $40.
Ts Thirteenth street northwest-Harry Ward
man {; al 10 the Cornell Wall re per Con-
pany. part original lot IS. square 20, SO.
Sixth street northeast. between / ana X
streets-Herman Y. 'Howenstein ct uH 70
Leo F. and Isabelle T. Aortarty. lot lS,
square S7. SO.
r street northwest, between Thirty-third and
al 20 Grace b. Meeks Sarah J. Iansburgh.
George l. Green, and Samuel NJ. Meeks,
trustees part lot a. square l22o, so.
Widows Mite-EIIzabeth J. Somers 10 Ger
trude Miller. lot &c. SO.
Villa Park--Clara A. Marden ct vir. Edwin
r., 10 John V. Sordgren, lots ana ,.
square 42S4, sSs8.
Sc ul's sddirion-EdwIn L. Yancey ct uN. TO
Robert G. Lohr. lots ~ and IL, square
$50, SO.
Rosedsie and Isherwood-Thomas 4. Herring
ct TX. TO Mary J. Breen, lot rs. block /. 40.
V er ei uN. TO Samuel Splvak, lot q, square
Ss7. so. Samuel spiyak conveys same
property TO Balea Becker. SO,
Thirty-nfth and streets northwest-JosSe-
phtne A. Jackson TO Annie X. Squler. half
tn,erest in part lot POI, square 1921. 81.
eMunbls Heights.Csri II. Smith ct uX. to
Srthur 4 and Grace p Topping. lot s..
block &c. SO
Chichester-Anns B. windle to Matte J. Car
III. fot q, M
The Washington times., 1914-04-27
Pretty Cabaret Musician
MarrieS a Millionaire

BOSTON. April IA wedding gift of
$4,000 from her husband. a honeymoon
trip abroad and a beautiful home in
Halifax. Nova Scotia, have come to
until a few days ago violinist in a Back
Bay restaurant.
It became known today that she was
married on Thursday 10 George Arthur
Moulton, so of a former member OF the
Canadian parliament. and known as the
Silver Fox King of Halifax.
Noulton, on a business trip to Boston
a fortnight ago, dined at the restaur-
ant where Miss Fritz was playing. He
sought an introduction through her
mother. A few days passed and he
asked her for the hand of the daughter.
Parental consent was given and the
marriage engagement was announce.
Moulton is thirty years old, the son
Of Robert N. Moulton. His bride Is
eighteen.
The Washington times., 1914-04-27
Daatha.

.trsee oos;Ss @Sisson IS years. ls California
cnaries w. Metzsar. 81 years, ISIS c.,v.r,
frank Accleary. y day. 80 = street .ov,h.
George J. Thomas. Sc years. Gsra.,d uo.,,,.,
andrew Z. Day, k2 years. Youne .,rs-.
Iwfning City, d. c.
imss tan 1S..I =. Tucker. - years. George washiux
Bessie E: Coates. % years. In d .r..,
east. uo piSco NORTH
Edmond Chiseidlne. . years. Children. Ho.-
Ashland B. swisse,t. 20 years. 900 ID stree.
william Callahan. Il years. Nationa, Hornso-
Emma Peters. Is years. 81 odd r.rl.~r.
court southeast.
Julia Lsft.ich. 90 Year,. 1877 Marion stree,
Mary aay,s Chase. IS years. ais Four,..n.n street
Milton B. Howard. 70 year.. .sso DIV. street
northeast sUeet
William Lyles. s. years. Home OF As.d and
Jane: Burnett. >: years. s4s First street
Emma Pryor. % years. sss G street SOUTH
feol1ne eouIs .o,s Wsrren Is years. 81 sprinsm.ns
samuel Brown. 70 years. Washington Asylum
joseph S Hooks Is years. Washington Asylum
Hattie Owens. "a years. ss Delaney eour,
Mary A. Green. ss years. zss Nichol. ay.nu.
southeast
The Washington times., 1914-04-27
Today's Results
In Stock Market

Washington Gas SIS, sJOod1oS1S. s5o9-
lo61.. S5OGd 1861.
Washington Railway, pfd., 5@S.
n. g. W. St. l.. 1GdlSS
Washington, Virginia Railway, conn.,
25d35.
Washington, Virginia Railway, rfd-'
2064. -
Pot. Cons. Elec. SIS, S,ocoG99A.
After call-Mergenthaler, 0a2E.
Capital Traction, 25d10o1S, 259lo0la-
Union Trust, 5@1321z.
Capital Traction SIS. S1,Oo410Ilz.
The Washington times., 1914-04-27
Emperor Francis Joseph
Reported Better Today

VIENNA. April 2I.-Emperor Francis
Joseph is improved today according 10
the report of his physicians. He was
so much better that his younger daUgh-
ter, Archduchess Valerie. felt that she
could return home to Waldersee today.
His Majesty received his other
daughter, Archduchess -Gisela, the wife
of Prince Leopold of Bavaria; and his
granddaughter, Archduchess Elizabeth
Mare, wife of Prince Otto of Windisch-
GraetZ
The Washington times., 1914-04-27
URGES PREVENTION
OF BABY DISEASES
Safety First" Principle Should
Apply to Home, Says Mrs.
Richardson.
CLOSING PROGRAM, s P. Nj.

CLOSING PROGRAM, s P. Nj.
What Leads Children
Into Crime"
"Ten Years In a Juvenile Court
John NJ. Patterson, of Philadelphia.
Report of juvenile court and pro-
baton experimentation. e. Lindsey,
of Denver. Discussion.
Round table-"Mcasures for Pre-
vention OF Juvenile Crime" Moth
ers' Pension Laws" proper Treat
mcnt of Truancy," and "Non-Ar-
rests of Children" Discussion opened
by the Rev. William z. Bennett, OF
fottsriiic, Pa.
Report of resolutions committee,
emboaying principles OF action neces-
sary tor child welfare in home,
church and State.
America" by all.
The Washington times., 1914-04-27
City News Notes

Karl Lehman. interstate secretary for
the Christian Endeavor. will be the
principal speaker at the conference of
the colored Christian Endeavorers of
the District on the evening of April 80.
at Shiloh Baptist Church, in l. near
Seventeenth street northwest
a tribute was paid the work Of the
Christian Endeavor by the Rev. DIR,
George \. Miller. pastor of the Ninth
Street Christian Church, in a sermon
last night on Visions Through the
Open Doors" DR.. Miller declared the
Christian Endeavor is one Of the doors
now open 10 young people which in his
youth were closed. The serman was one
OF a series on Some Biblical Visions"
for Sunday evenings.
The Rev. A. +. Barnett, of Philadel-
phie, will lecture in Pythian Temple
on The Church in Politics" tonight
at o'clock. His subject for tomorrow
evening will be, Our Goddess Public
Schools"
The Washington times., 1914-04-27
Vital Records.
Hirtha.

sane ]. and Sarah Topper. boy.
Armor and Mary A. McClay. boy.
frank b: and Florence u. McCleary. boy.
1onn and Veronica Z. Monroe. boy.
James A. and Martha N. Lusby, boy.
Pniiiip N. and Ethel B. Kemon. boy.
Seorse b. and Josephine Farquhar. girl.
Sustave and Susie A. Finotty, boy.
george H. and Mary H. Dunnington. boy.
,smes and Mabel Z. Barr. boy.
freeman z. and Frances =. Ballard, boy.
frank and Eta Acres. boy.
Edgar ID. and Louise L. ,rilrv.-
yames j. and Anna J. Matur. bow
xwaneee r. and Mary z Lucketc atri
HntIn. a. 1r.. and Gertrude G. Kracke. boy-
axe,gn Z. and Anna n kelsey. bow
wiilism n. and Agnes T. Clarke Inv
pse psuice a. and Mary B. Beckham. bow.
iHenIsmin enl. am and nd Lena Brooks girl.
EDMOND and Laura Geary. bow.
eugene and Lillian Arnold, boy.
The Washington times., 1914-04-27
Perfectly Safe.

II am for peace" the statesman cried.
And for IL / stand pat
He then remarked in an aside.
"A harmless issue that."-kansas
City Journal
The Washington times., 1914-04-27
A Skeptic.

Fred-"What kind of fellow is he?''
Ned-''If you should tell him that see
ing was believing. he wouldn't look
Judge.
The Washington times., 1914-04-27
Marriaee Liceu,e.

"Nam NF Perry Of cevtnston. Va and
posso pssofa a. A Thomas. Of Elwyn, Pa
fSnr., scrasss and Viola B. Krau.. ee
hSTsy Wsy,;D. .; Abbott and Dorothy Merriam. Of
"ater "a w. W pillard and Frances L. p,ekst,.
''immls r War. Of stapleton. Va. and yirx,aia
The Washington times., 1914-04-27

Preventive measures, rather tnah
grief after the SatasGOpnics. was the
gospel preached by Mrs. Anne Stecse
Richardson, chairman OF the child hy-
Siene department Of the National Con-
rress of Nothers and ParCnI-Tedcher
Associations at the morning session Oi
The congress in the Raleigh Hotel.
This is the day Of preventive work.
she said Safety Oh rairo1ds--not
damages for accidents; safeguards to
bealth-not dosing with remedies; pro
patton officers for childIen-nOt SEN
tences 20 sefornatories.
Mrs. Richardson's subject, How We
Car Save lt0ol Babies in Twelve
Months" WAS concluded with the
statement that babies must be Started
right and they must be kept rSht.
rrhe way to start the baby right, she
declared VAS to star: the mother right
before her baby was born. and she
will do The rest for herself.
The Washington times., 1914-04-27

New York Market.

quotations received by W. b. Hibbs q Co.
members New York Stock Exchange. wash
lnston Stock Exchange. and Chicago Board
OF Trade. Hibta Building
The Washington times., 1914-04-27
CLAIRv0YANTS
CLAIRVOYANT,
PROF. GEORGE E. LANG.
226 South Washington st.

II you are in trouble of any kind discon-
tented, unhappy. have had bad luck. any
troubles that annoy you, Prof. Lang Will
tell you about them and how to overcome
them. His advice and assistance have made
thousands happy. 1t will help you. 1hs
reason Prof. Lang has attained great sue
cess is because Of the manner in which he
deals with his clients. In the first place.
his business methods are absolutely clean
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Hours, 10 a. m to D. m daily and Su.-
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at South Washington street. Alexandria Va.
twenty-minute trolley ride from the center
OF Washington.
Full life readings, so cents.
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