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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-31
GRnttrrlir6t.


.@4@9&@8@92@@@33S9s9S 5000
Gi. fIsiues @DeIeiu, bu bait ss gut,
@iIt ipoblgeborgen TN gleIie!
QDsr 70 i'm Qtrme Der Mlutter rubt
Sat BON allen pldbhen bos Bette.
Sbmie9'an bein a0pfhen feIt unb blot
llub lai bid id9irmen unb begen,
Oh finbet grDbere 2iebe nidt
Qluf beines 2ebens Megen.
6orf, ipas ba brinnen ilopfen mag8
Dos Wlutterber3 bon 2isbel
Dein bleibt es BIG gum lebten Sdlag,
DsnH bir tein 9er3 fonit bIiebe.
Drum, 2iebIing. ipenn bu grDBer Bit
limb fern bon bieism Ser3en,
Sora, bab es itets bon 5reube 1T,
limb ipare ibm bic S4mer5enl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-31

Sir ie bier perfoneu f9nsibst man
IobieI Suppenpur5el Helm, bob lie cine
0ebGuTte llntertohe bou ereebeu, our9
3uIab einieer SporgsIItangen imb
sBil3e, Iopie etpas 9lumentobl pirO
bic Mtl6uug perfeinert. gluH alles
in etpaS Butler biiniten, an Der Seite
oes 6ceroeS unb 5ueebedt. Menn ols
les ipei6 1T, gieBt man todenbes
Wa1er au uub robe aei9dlte &ortofs
Teln binein. Damn todeH IoHen big
bic &artoffeln gar iinb, tut Sol5 ilno
pfeffsr uno etipoS quite 8Ouillon bins
au uno itreidDt bic Suppe burh Elm
Sieb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-31
Gtfbe an reiniaer.

Wlan f6GIe unb rsibs 10 4ortOffeln
bon mittlerer @r6Be, fpafde iie gut ob,
gieBe J quart iiebenbe8 Mafer barauf
un6 IaFe es Itebsu, Bis es taIt 1T. Bon
bieIem @aKer, bds seIeibt perben
muB, nimmt man 10 piel, tpie man be-
barf, eieBt cine glei9e SuantitGt
@eineeiIt boau unb reibt NIT bieler
5liifIigteit unb einem S9pamm bic
Seibe auf Der rebten Seite ob. @eun
iie bolb trodeu 1T, biiselt man iie ouf
Der RiidIeite. gluf bieIe Weife laHen
ii@ ieIbit oarte Garben reinigen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-31

Bum &einigen ipollener Sdben bat
man Dor3iielide Mittel in Der 2uillas
jarinbe un0 SeifeuipiIr5el; ieOob pol=
len 6ieIe ri9tig 5ubereiiet iein. Wlan
ue6me 100 @ramm 2hIinajorinbe, 75
gramm Seifenpur5el. } 5ingerbut
ppn pottaI9e, ipei9e olles in 3 quart
peihen MaKers (Hegentpaher) "a
@tunben Elm, fode es bonn ouf II
Zuart elm, gieBe tlar ob umb bat 10
einen Doraigli9en @rtratt. Der fir
ipOlene Sa9en iebr seeisnet lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-31
Sir 9ans nnO
&ii6e.


U2an reibe pGbrenb 8-14 Sogen
glbenbs Dor S9ldfsnseben bic Maraen
an ben 9dnbsn nit reinem 8ienenbos
mig elm unb 5iebe, um Oas 8ett 5u
f9onen, ipeite Sanbf9ube bariiber on.
Dies einfa6e NlitteI bat i5pn mans
dem sebolfen,
Mian beItrei6e bisIelben tdgIi9
einise MaaI NIT 8ierbefe un0 laiie lie
barauf troduen, obne iie ab5upai9en.
Sn ipenisen Saeen iDsroeu bic Bar5en
Derfbpinben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-31
@rtes g OF.

Wla6e 9lbenbs bos Sefenifiid BON
1 Sole feines Mlebl 1 Stiid Sefe
GsleiI9monns), 1 GBI0ffsl SaI1. 1
SeelDffel 3uder, Souerteig unb ets
mas Iouparmes @afer. @ib in cine
@adf6iiHel Ii pfunb vipbole pbeat
flour, etipas Roggenmebl, l @Bl0fz
fel @9mnIa, 2 GBloffel Slipen0I, !
2uart obgetiiblte, geriebene, seto6te
&artoffelu, 8o9tiimmel in 1 SaHe
MaFer austo9eu loFen, bur9gieBeu,
lauiparm borunter riibren, nun tommt
bas Sefenitiid unb uo9 unb ua9
Roegenmebl bo3u, auf benz 8adbrett
5um feitsn elatten Seig oustneten,
bqnn former unb ouf eiHsm nit Mebl
beitreuten angeipGrmten @le9 3ur
boppeIten @rDBe aufgeben laHen, Biz
ii9 GiKe an Der SberfIGhe Seiger.
Damn baden, NIT beibem &offee be-
itrsiden, blant tperben laifen un0
IonQIam obtiiblen - Sauerteig: L
gBlDffel bonn Sefenltiid nit Mat3ots
meal gum feiten Seig perriibreu, bddt
es cine I Stunbe. WluB Drei Soee
bornt 8oden in faItem WoHer einges
ipeicbt iperben, itelle an augfreisn Srt,
Menn Der Sauerteig ri4tig esma9t
ipirb, braudt man iiber9aupt teine
GIsii@manus Ssfe. !. ,.-aa11lL4Al
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-31

Cine suumIune bOn GIuu5IrifuuSrn
aus oIten stummbii9rrn.
3teisIbs pirft eriru6suO Oar6 ibrs anirsl'
ptllise Gomif.

tpNAAbN otpAftts
Dos Stammbu1 fpielt BET ben bor
Der &oufirmation itsbenbeu Sdiilern
uno S9iIerinnen cine groBe ROne;
Der Geiltlibe, 2e6rer unb 2ebrerinnen,
Gltern unb 8erponbte, 6reun0e unb
8etannte, WlitI9iiler mb Miti4iis
Ierinnen - ale miiHeH Ii9 odrin Ders
epieen. @rfreuli9erpeile bemiibt it9
mander Y6bagoge, ietpen S4iilern
CUTE un0 inboltlib ipertDolle Dents
perIe an bic San0 gu eeben; ipelae
@liiieu ober trobbem nod turiieren,
m5gen na6itebenbe proben Seigen;
Sin @oter idrcibt tur5 unb biinbig:
s9ur9 3ufou lernten mir uns fens
men;
Sect miihen mir uns pieoer trennen.
SOdo6tuu9spOIl
9ein @ater."
Die na6Te Seite 5eigt fOlgenoes
MbI@iebsport:
nSoo, bic ou nod i'm &reife
8ei beine Iisben @ltern ipeilH,
llnberiibrt bon Srant uno SpeiIe
Dur9 bem @rbenoaleiu eilit:
8. pergiB ben Gliern ME,
Deun oas biIt bu I9ulbig iie.
@isles T9riebe bir, lisbe SOdter,
5um eDigen Qneebenten
@siue mutter."
ylun cine Iiebe 8erpanbte:
rDur9 ben @ldttern TouIt Der @inb
Don bciue treue 9ants Site."
Sine bcreits tonfirmierte, ebema-
lise Uliti6iiIeriu empIiubet folgeuOers
maBen:
a9ie 2ampe brennt 70 tribe,
@s feblt fe an bas 6ett;
Der Siingline, ben i9 liebe,
Der Iiegt fhoH lang i'm 8ctt,
DieIes piinIGt bid
Define 6reunbin @uguite.
Ulit tiibuem 8id in bic 3utunft
I9reibt cine .6Dbere Sp6ter":
,0enn bu emit ols 6rau Womo
9(uf bem SOfa iibt nebeu Serrn papo,
3GrtIib ibm bic Man9e freidit,
3iebenb ibm bic SoHe reibit,
60 BENT ou6 nit innigem Slid
Qlu teine oicb Iiebenoe Gni 0uriid."
Sine anbere l4iu1rmt fir ben epie
juneen @ers:
.4oumIi ou emit gu meinem @rabe.
9ommit bu meiner QIde nab.
Qgo ih meiHe &ubliott babe,
90 permeiIe bu alba
llnb I6reib' an ees @robes Rnnb:
0ieie bab' i6 oud setonnt.
Define bir bis in ben SoO getreue
0onue."
Sin 4nabs pom 9onbe befommt
lpsu3tiner Nstt1hdlcrin fOigcHoen 9tat
nit auf ben 2ebenspeg;
rgr5iirue ME rem Suno,
Geb Iieber fin porbei.
Gr biiiet bir bos Sous,
S1t ipohfom uno III treu,
0ieIes piinltt beinr 5reunoin
Stine."
Sine onbere Wlitionfirmunoin beat
fir i6n foI9enoen @unI8:
sd piinI6e Dir Elm fettcS @eib,
@ut BON @emiit unO itnrt BON Qeib,
Denn al bcm pabren Groen9liid
@ebDrt Elm ioIdes 9fippenitiid.
Gum 9luoenten on beine treue
9oris."
Sebcnfols oIs 0eriherung epieer
Sreue III einem Mdbben folgenbeS
Qlbf6iebsport 9elpiOmct
,llnIre 5reunbIhuft bic Ioa bremen
gBie Elm bides DreierIi1E
Sreunoe pollen mir uns nennen.
9is Der &oier Smge Iridt.
3ur trcucu Grinnuug nn btinen
Sugenofreuno peier 0anIen."
0icIe proben IoHen ii6 bis ins
lnenoli9e permebren. bod mogs biers
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-31
Giefere 6dlen,

Die @ertiefuna Der Weli6d1en tpiro
na6 @rDffnune oes Yonamatonols in
niht Longer 3eit nottpeuOis perben.
Die bic noutii9e Sadbaeitihrift
,6onIo" mitteilt, bot 2oro 8ierrie Der
Dominions 9loDol SommiIiioH eine
DenfIbrift iiberrcibt, bic fid 5unddit
init bem Qlusbou Der Sdfen beg briiis
Idben Neltreihes, i'm beIonoeren
9(uIfraIiens beI4dftigt. Sierna6 pirb
bic Mtrtuno Der @ertiefung bes Sue3s
tonals unb Der GrDffnung oes panos
mntanols 3unG9lt bic lein, oaB bic
neuen @9iffe 70 erOB sebaut perben,
I'm eben nod Dur1 beibe &andle
our6fabren 8u f0nnen. @ie 5oIge
oopon ipiro fein, bob au6 bic eroBen
Meltbdfen nit ibrsu SiefenperbGlts
niITen folaeu miiTen. ytad pirries
9(itffaiTund 1T fir einen Meltbofen err
Iier QloTe etne Siefe BON minbeitens
10 TuB az Nleter) erforOerlid. unb
i'm Qoufe Der 3eit piro man auf AS
SUB Q3,5 MeteD tommeu miiKen.
Sine onbere engliItbe 9tutoritGt qros
feTor Cir Sobn @iIes, Der ou9 cine
DentIbrift eingerei4t Bat, 1T Ioonr
Der W4einung, in 20 bis 80 Sobren
iperbe bic Siefe Der eroBen @eltbdfen
srIter RloTe big gu 60 SUB (18 Mles
teri betraqen miHen. @aun iperben
bic glieIenlbiffe Der nd6Iten 3eit in
gesuq auf Sim unO 9lusfubr Der pers
Idifften @aren unO 1abrgdFe ibrs
ileberleeenbeit BON beipGbreu f0unsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-31

Qnnoc fommc, oo irrcu Sie iicb.4 n
n@e6en Gle MIR rn6ig rein, @laoou.
nclL ioat 66diI 6elniiigt Der Fnr.
tier voo loQcu Sie ia gar nidt Orin
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-31
@6nitel.

ut HWe V9e VI elH OeAeU9eIu''Sf
nis Der Soree.
0as Isidtsfs 0lmt 1T am i8ipsr'
iten 5it erriusen.
2aB Sfen unb 2ompe niht BON
&in6ern beoienen.
@as bos TeIt ssldrisben. tann Der
9latag ni4t Ieiensi,bisuA1
1Tm do MN
4uf cine unbsausmsnSrage ant'
ipOrte NIT elmer 5rase. pf
@ts DisIe 5reubsu bss asbens
t0teu bic 2sbensfreu6sl
@er fit9 5reunbi8aff tarft, ma4t
INNER elm i9Ie3tes @eibdft.
SeIis bic gRiidf9tsIOIen, Oenn iie
iperOen bus Grbrei9 beiiBen.
@s 1T i1Su, gsrbisuitc gu bobsn;
es 1T ebeufo f9Du. @erSienits gu ebrsn.
Sin einoig feites Bort tonn olle
llnentf9iebenbeiten Deritummen ma>
9en.
@obItoten fterbsn ni6t, ober
Der llnOont begrdbt iie BEL lebenoissm
2eibe.
9ie glpt pereiniet bic @emiiter inb
ma6t bic Meui4en tdtig uno erfins
beril4.
4 Wlon Bat in Der NubiI6en @iife
Ssmperoturen Bis 70 @roo @eliius
beoba6tet.
@er nur no9 zines onbereu Wobl
sIiidlih iein lam, fiibIt ith NIT Re4t
ungliidIi9.
@eteilte Greuoe bafiir fins
bet man Ieihter glbnebmer ais fir Oas
gsteiIte 9sib.
Sin Wlenlh, Der Dns Oenten nlmI
lernen tonnte. piro Iterben, Obne gee
Iebt gu babeu.
9ie DGmmeruns 1T bic Soees5eit,
in Der uniere Seele am ipeiteiten pie
Shpingeu breitet.
v3eit 1T @eIb", beiBt es beu5us
tase, Oorum 1T on9 Der 3eitseilt apm
GeIogeiit seipOrbsn.
Die einen eIoubsn nur bic Sdlfte
BON benz, pas tie b0ren. bic anoereH
gIaubsu Ous DOppsIts.
Tritber bat man itb ietuer bum.
men Streihe gei9Gmt, beute beiBt es:
He6t ouf perl0nIi9teit.
Die orabiI6e Gbemie tonnte i4on
ousgs3eibnete Re5epte 5ur - @erfdl'
i9ung BON NabrunesmitteIn.
@er Ii1 longe umfdout nab einem
Nutomobil, ben remit BON Der anoerH
Ssite ems iiber ben Saufen.
Gs qibt ni6ts bolltommenes ouf
ber Melt: mon9er GIel f0nnte BON
ben MenfdeH bos nSRiden" leruen.
MIIein glnonom unb 8irma
f0nuten bequem idbrIib o6t WSillionen
SOuneu papisrmoHe ous @ambus lies
fern.
@os fir ben 9trat Der a0rper, 1T
fiji ben Ditbtsr bic Seele beS Wlens
iheu. Dor beibsu miihen bic Siiaen
fallen.
8eim W1onp 1T @tarte cine
Saupttueenb, BEL Der Srau - ipenigS
itens in ben 9lugen Der Wldnnsr - Elm
GebIer.
Riot. fpos fir 9lrbeit mir ouf gr'
ben tiln, IOnbern in ipel9em Siun mir
iie Derri6ten, 1T bereiuit sntI8eibeuO
Dor Soft.
@ffen boben cine gon3 befonbsre
Sur9t Dor gfeptiIien, niht nur DOE
S9langen. glu9 SdilotrDtsn tper@
ben bon ibneu perobidsut.
gs gibt Huge Dumme, bas fnb
bieienigsn, bic ibre 9ummbeit 6ur9
S9peieen perbsden unb nuf bieie
QDeife BON man9em fir Hug gebalteH
iperben.
Dem preuBiI1en wliIitGr iuurbe
oas gtou9en auf Der StraBeu erit
1866 eeItottet. neil s6is teinee0ogenelt
9aeisrOiiten fonit fottbdbrsno batteH
miiiieu geitraft tperben.
Die Iarben, bic Der STUDENT ouf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-31

uer miet6en pia. SD bc5a6lc mcil
idlmeres e5elo nidt fir 10 Elm tleiucs
a1ulmerdei o6ne 6euitcr 100 iA
sen qau5elt Iag Sidt bremen naB
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-31

lm0 onf 10 eiucni 9lo6r6dntden fam
i'd sod audi inin09li9 idlIoienl
@cuu sie alon6en sic idnnen mir
10 ch cod on6dn9cu, neil id bonn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-31

loobucu, Oos lit ia man bios Ser
9it.~
Scr 3 5Griftite1ler. n@o.
nit ii oeun iebt S6r @atte beibdf-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-31

Geripcd lerungt n,Sc9 nep'
me oieles 3iumer oui feineu san +
iaot cine ate 4aue 5il oeni Fortler
oe5 0otcls, in sem fIe ii1 EN- 3lu'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-31

tigt, gnGoige 6rou24 ~ gGr iplit-
tcrt." nSol5 % Stein n @e.
Oanten.~
seine auii3t- Seias
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-31

Simmer wcm i'd nit Ger 9ie6nling
fomme, iagen Sie, Sbr Serr baoe'
Gonneripetter lper baOet Oenn oue
pier5e5u Eogel~
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1914-04-29
Note These Prices on Carpets
LIN0LEUM--SpeciaI Values

We carry Linoleum in 6. 1-2. 9 and IL foot
widths at Soc coo and Csc per square yard.
EXTRA SPECIAL-Ringwats New Process Lin
oleum, will not hump up when laid, guaranteed,
special per square yard s9c
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1914-04-29

Large Bottles Peroxide Hydrogen,
per bottle ..-............,. sc
DR.. Graves Tooth Powder, an eX-
celelnt preparation for the teeth.
zoe size .......,,..-.... iSc
soc size ,............... 3Vc
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1914-04-29
STOCK UP ON HOSIERY NOW

15c Quality Ladies' Hose all styles,
per pair .'.......'........ i212e
25c Quality Ladies Hose, all colors
per PAIR ....,....,'.,t..... ...22c
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1914-04-29

SO inch Persian Lawn, beautiful
Sheer quality, regular price Csc
yd., May Sale Price, yard csc
: Roman Talcum Powder, Violet, Lii
lac. or CoryIopsis Scented, box sc
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1914-04-29

sec Extra fine Lise and Silk Hose,
per pair .'.,..,............ a2o
500 Silk Hose, all colors, per pair 500
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1914-04-29

Bleached Hemmed Sheets, 72X90 OOo
inches, special, each ............oo t
Bleached Pillow Cases, 42x36 10 81
inches, special each ....... L. ~
27-54 inch Velvet Rugs, Floral or C1 1C
Oriental design, special each p1'
SO inch French Galatea, 1sc value, spec
ial, yard .....,............ IL -
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-01-31
Traders
1OG T.. end. Street.
Weldy Bros.
GnNEIRA AN AiAuKII

81 East First Street. Phone 1853
We do our own killing and buy
nothing but the best corn-ied stock.
Compare the following prices
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-01-31

Figure with NJ in case lot, we will
meet nll competition ON good Goods
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-01-31

our groceries ar. slways fresh and
prizes correspond with meat.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-01-31
Imaginary Heart Trouble

DO YOU have pains IN the region Of the
heart Does your heart thumpi Its
terribia pounding greatly alarm. youi
What ia wrongi DO you believe these
,ymptums mean heart troubled Organic
diseases % tho heart very seldom occa.
sica much pain. but are steaIthy and
deadly Nine.tenths % the pains SUP.
posed 10 be- in tho heart are either In
or caused by soma arrangement of the
stomach often a dyspspti, imsgins' he
has heart dise1ss
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1914-01-10

school. he was seemingly mar!.,.! ,h"a
and there for Sunday school timber.
At the age of twelve he became Il
Christian and joined the BAPTIST
church and has since that time been
an effective force in the church.
His public school education was Oh.
tained in the schools Of his home coun-
ty: his academic training was in the
Hearne academy. Texas: he received
his medical education from Leonard
Medical college. North Carolina. and
from the College Of Physicians and
Surgeons in Chicago. Thus preparing
himself. he began the practice of med
icine in his home town. but his skill
soon demanded for him 4 wider field
and he therefore moved to AuStin
Tex. where he soon rose to prunli-
largest in that city.
He won fame and distinction rs Il
doctor of r"c"'"''1cd ability during the
meningitis cI,4,.ri..ic that swept over
Texas few months ago 1t was Dr.
Crawford that saved more lives from
that dreaded disease than any physi-
elan In Austin. AS q citizen he is one
of the leading men in his nDEln city,
where he is consulted on all mHtter>
pertaining to the advancement of his
race by both white and co!orcd
AS Il churchman he is the loAhinG
spirit in EheneZcr Baptist church.
where he is loved, cOnSultnl r"Surcir,,
and Obeyed as man Of uii3ount2',
Christian integrity whose life l.
worthy of emulation.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1914-01-10
SAYS HE CAN CURE
LOVE BY new SERUM
London Doctor Says 1t Is Worse
Than Most OF the Vices.

London. - Love. passionate cOnSum-
ing love. which tOrturcS and disabIes
its victims, is curablc by segregation
and Il new serum. This is the discOv-
cry Of DR.. MalIrice de Flcury, the ia
nous ''Drainstorm" Specialist.
Or. de Eleury declares that to be in
love, whether paSSiOnatcly or DlatOn-
ic;llly, is a form OF mental poisoning
comparable to physical intoXicatiOn.
by means of delicate electrical inStru-
mcnt%, which ''rocord every infinitcSi-
NAL movement of the nervous system"
Dr. dc l'lcury said, he has obtained
charts OF the condition Of sufferers
from this 'paSsional intoxication'' and
found how to treat it.
He puts love in the fifth category Of
enSlavin@ poisons, which he urranges
according to severity rs follows:
First. alcohol; second. opium and
haShccSh: third, morphine, cocaine and
ether; fourth. tobacco: fifth, love.
In the course Of his experiments DR..
dc Flcury traced the curve Of love fe-
yer as clearly as that Of typhoid may
be traced and chartcd in its phases
He prcScribeS graduated iSoiation and
wonderful serum, which he docs not
describe
He tells of one typical case Of bad
man who wished to be cured. but re-
Sistcd trcatncnt, Just as the typical
morphinomInjac does. lie wept and
lmpiorcd and rcprOachcd the physician.
who was convinced that the nan
would commit suicide if the treatment
were abandoned. He doscd his patient
with intermittent separations from his
IaGy love increasing the intervals Of
segregation rs the man grew stronger.
After five weeks the man became calm,
ana ut tie end Of two months he was
completely cured
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1914-01-10
NOSE WORTH s1,75O.
st. Louis Girl Wins Suit Against Z
"Beauty SpeciaIist.v

81. LoulS-A tiny photograph small
er thah Il postage stamp. was The evi
dcnce upon which II .jnr;' in Citr,li!
Judge Fishers court based a verdict
awarding Miss Edna Schoninub. tween
~ years old. judgment for 81 .7:N'
against DR. James Taylor PinliStan. &
"Deauty specialist" Miss %chonl:!ul
sued for $4,000 damages OH the grnuuc
or having been disiiSurcd by an 0pcr
alton on her nose
The picture was introduced TO show
how she looked before thc nrrrHtjou
and how her beauty had hrcu !Iarrcd
lirr petition alleged Or. pinIiyta1
agreed TO correct Il dpfOrnIity i'm her
nose for $50 and that in trcHtipr Err
he injected an excessive uunniity Of
parafiin. causing the nose TO swell a,G
hcr eycballS TO become irritatcd This,
SHE alleged. permanently diStig,ircd her
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CUBAN Pre-: E:SlDENT
READY FOR REvOL7 7
Government Makes Plans to
Put Down Any Outbreak.
LOAN BILL NOT YET PASSED

Liberals In Opposition to Government
Have Fifteen Thousand Rifles In
Their Posse ession--Ammunition Like
wise Shipped to That Country-Ad-
ministration Prepared For Conflict.
HaVana.-The Cuban government is
adopting plans to prevent other out
breaks similar to the recent uprising
CT The banditu in Santa Clara PROV
lnce. 1t expects to be so firmly in
trenchcd in authority that should ac-
tual revolution occur it can be put
down quickly. President Menocal has
announced he will not brook armed OD-
position to his administration. and
those who attempt it will have their
nccks ''tWiSted" The administration
has quietly prepared itself should con
fiict occur. The army is generally re-
Garded as loyal.
1t is known that about $4,000 rifles
and many thousand rounds Of ammu-
milton are scattered over the iSlnnd,
supposedly in the hands Of the Liber-
ais. who are opposing the administra-
ton. Information from the national
palace says the island has been care
fully gone over" by government Sc
cret service men and cvcpy move Of
the opposition is known. ''I'hcre can
be no uprising ST any consequence"
they say. Besides the armed forces.
the administration has the backing Of
the majority Of the Cuban Veterans
association Of the War Of Indepcnd.
cnce. The veterans number about 90
coo men and are widely Scattercd
The central camp is in Havana Cen
cral Emilio NuneZ. secretary Of ng-
rlcuhurc ia Men0cal'S cabinet. is prcsi-
dent Of the veterans ThrV Offered
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SMALLPOX AFTER WEDDING.
Bridegroom, Bridesmaid and
Some of the Guests ILL.,

Harrisburg. Pa.-Mr. and Mrs Fred
erick Ulrich, living near gainesville,
Bedford county. who were rccenu!
married, are sick with smallpox. The
bridesmaid ut the wedding. Miss Lulu
Greenwalt, and some of the guests also
have the disease, and the remainder Of
the thirty persons at the mHrriAr 20
feast are under quarantine.
According to reports received ut th"
department of health. the bride ana
her sister had smallpox when the we'd
ding took place. Since the wedding
day several cases have appeared. ana
state health officers have been round
ing ui1 suspects.
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ence in Cuban political and legal af-
fairs
Colonel Fcrrara said he was not Il
party 10 the runorcu compromise be-
tween the political factions whereby
the government would repay English
investors amounts invested in the
Ports company of Cuba in return for
Liberal support for the loan measure.
In fact. he did not believe the Libcr-
ais would be Il party to such an agree
mCnt.
Il am not opposed to anything that
tends to uphuild Cuba and It's national
credit he said.
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ton by the imperial authorities, ana
the Marquis Of Crewe, secretary Of
state for India, in reply to q deputa-
ton Of East Indians, has likewise e1-
pressed himself in favor Of invesdga-
ton.
All this, however, has not had much
effect on the natives or, at any rat0r
on East Indians living IN the British
isles. They are thoroughly aroused
and arc demanding equal treatment
for their fellow subjects In all the
British dominions, practically all ol
which have adopted Or contemplate
adopting laws to keep the Indians oas
Of their respective countries.
The difficulties of the imperial gov.
ernment are twofold. 1t Is pointed out
that it cannot dictate to tho doninions
as to what immigrants they shall ad.
NIT without arousing, particularly In
South Africa, a storm that might ieaa
to demand for separation from the
empire, and In India it is realized by
the authorities that It would not take
great deal to fan the flame into q rd.
bellion, the suppression Of whit b
would tax the resources of the auS.
pire.
A rebellion in India would be q very
serious matter under any oircune
stances, but there is the added diff
Guilty now that Hindus and Mohau,s
medans are united In demanding whaA
they consider justice to the Indian sub.
lectS Of his majesty. 1t In not oftpH
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SIMPLIFlES NAVIGATION.
y. S. Naval Observatory Issues Con-
densed Computations

aShingtOn.-A contribution TO safe
tE ut sea has been made by the United
States naval observatory in the form
of publication which greatly simpli-
hcS and facilitates computations Incl
dent To tie naViEHtor'S work
Elaborate interpretations are done
away with ANA all information con
dcnSed and made readily accessible
tn" publication confirms only thirty
seven pages and Il star chart, yet con
tainS all the information ordinarily
required by navigatorS in practical
everyday work
At present it will be issued rs n sup
plcment. but later will be included In
the Nautical Almanac itself.