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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-11-10
YOUR HAIR NEEDS
PARTISAN SAGE
It Quickly Removes Dandruff, Stops
Falling Hair and Scalp itch

II your hair Is full Of dandruff, thin,
streaky, dull and never will do up TO;
look pretty, you can almost imme
'diately remove the cause making IT.
beautiful, thick and fluffy by the use
of Partisan Sage, one OF the most
helpful and invigorating hair and
scalp tonics known.
Partisan Sage not only saves your
hair but stimulates the hair roots and
furnishes the nourishment needed to
make It grow long, abundant and rad
liant with life. Just one application
removes every trace Of dandruff and
stops scalp itch-your hair .becomes
soft and FUZZY with an Incompatible
gloss, beauty and charm.
You cannot be disappointed with
this harmless and delicately perfumed
tonic for there is nothing so good for
Your hair. 1t is easily applied at
home and costs but a trifle from
Wells aymaker Co., or any drug
counter Advertisement.
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4. :
In foot III a dozen times. 1t hat
been under your very nose. sEYou "A.
member Poe's Purloined Letter
Under your very nose, wtthin touch
OF your hand Now, bake him away
NY. Seryan. The police will be sat
isfed with the prisoners they have,
So, presently. Hargreave, Jones
Ference and Jim we're alone. That
smile which had revealed to Flor.
ence her fathers identity stole over
his face again. He put his hand on
Jims shoulder and beckoned to Flor
ence
Are you really anxious to marry
this young MANI"
Florence nodded.
We'll, then, do 80. And go to Eu-
rope with him on your honeymoon; !,
and as q wedding present to you both.
Tor every dollar that he has / Will add
a hundred; and when you get tired Of
travel you will both come back here
to live: The Black Hundred has
ceased to exist Y IS
And now" said Jones, shaking his
shoulders.
''Well?" said Hargreaye.
my business IS done. Still,
Jones paused. s.';
60 on said Hargreaye scberly.
Well the truth is, Sir. I've grown
used to you. And II you'll let me play
the butler till the end shall be most
happy
Il was going to suggest it,
Norton took Florence by the hand
and drew her away.
Where are you taking me?r she
asked.
@I'm going TO take this pretty hand
OF yours and put it fiat upon 81 ;o00.-
600 And Il you don't believe it, fol-
low me-. n a
She followed.
This is the last chapter OF. 1.-THE
Million Dollar Mystery" that will an
pear until after the $4,000 prize has
been awarded, when the concluding
chapters, written by Mr.. MacGrath
from the best solution offered, WIN 81
published.1 & IS \
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-11-10
BRISTOL

BRISTOL, w. Va, Nov. 10 The
patrons OF the Fiinderation school
have organized q literary society. ana
consequently, some very interesting
aenates are to heard at their meet
ings on Tuesday night OF each week.
Last Tuesday night was the initial
meeting with the following subject
for discussion: 4
Resolved, That the signs Of the
times indicate the downfall Of the
nations. The pro and con were L.
w. Shahan and r. E. Davis, and ID.
g. Davis. and P. F. Randolph,-in the
absence. OF the latter, Francis RITZ
ter took his place, After a very heat
ed debate, the verdict was pronounced
in favor Of the negative.
Not long since the following con-
versation in which the Clarksbure
Exponent and American was the
theme, was heard between a Demo-
crat, an independent voter, a Repub-
.lican and Socialist: The Democrat
said to the Independent voter, ..Why
don't you take the Exponent and
learn something? You'll get all the
aouse. The independent replied:
jesus I'll, i wouldn't read such
a dn paper" The Republican
came in with, 81 wouldn't read That
paper II they'd give me, $500 q year
I wouldn't have 1t In my house :, Then
the Socialist looked daggers and
butcher knives and said: ,.Mys sinh
scription to the American is paid n
advance, bat I'm going to tell them
to stop It and I'm going to get the
Telegram 1t tells. ali i want to know,
while the American does not. (
John Myers, a South Penn OIL Com
pany employee, VINO had the ;snisfor-
tune to sprain his left ankle very
badly q, short time ago, is recoverins
although he is yet forced to use a
crutch. -.
p. g: Henderson, principal in the.
high school here and his brother-in-
law, went to Big Rock camp Friday
evening to visit his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs John Henderson; and incidentally
called on Mr.. Cottontail and family.
much to the latter's sorrow
Nyab the infant SON OF 81. G. Barnes
is recovering from an Illness Of tu-,
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Price 81 and and. 90 a bottle.
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~.
ctSirn, nor given any preference ~
tae selectlcn of tho winner Of the
900 prize. The last two reels.
which Win give the most acceptable
sotutlon OF the mySteTy. Will be; Pre-,
eented IN tho tlleater1 having this
te1ture - 4A0on as IL Il practical To-
prouneN gAme. The story correspond
ing 70 these motion pictures Will 1p-
pear IN the newspapers coincidentaHy
Or as soon after the appearances OF
the pictures IL practical. With the
last ~ seela Will b. shown the pic
tufeA Of The winner. hta or her home.
and other Interesting features. It Is
I understood that the newspapers, 50,
lar as--practIcal In printing the Init
two c5api srs Of the 5tory by Harold
MacGrath. Will also show o picture
9 OF the successful CONTESTANT.
Solutions to the mystery must NOT
more than zoe words long. Here
are some questions TO be kept In mind
In connecsi0n With the mystery rs an
aid 70 solution:
No, What becomes Of the mil
10. 2--w hat bscornes Of the 81. ooo.-
No. whom does Florence marry-
No. - What becomes Of the RUa-
sian counteBD7
NOBODY connected either directly
or Indirectly with The Million Dol
lar Ny terry Will be considered a. q
q cOuI66eatttl u. tssi y.
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I, 49, q y. 3. Z.
pelc aio ,,s 9 q stle DIaln.
sars; -. =. Stnp Deis ana sMTs; VII
,la WolysIton were snoppIng IN sa-
ZEN ZEN q lew aays aso, ana visited MISS WIS
UNA we; yasenolsn ~ Rer senool on
! : I'VE erso ~ so OF y, 3. 81
.: r. snanan, g prominent merchant
81 tnis tewn, was business visitor
~ "a ala y Y co on !,
MISSES Norma , 5ailey ana sac Den-
nlson visited AZ FIJI Garden iarm one
gay last week;
i, julius Mastney was . business VS.
tier IN Saiem e lev days age.
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SAVES DAUGHTER
Advice of Mother no Doubt PIE,
vent. Daughters Unlinely End.

Ready, Ky.-s' / was not able TO do
anything for nearly six months, !" writes
Mrs. Laura Bratclier, Of tho place, "and
was down In bed for three months.
| cannot tell you how | suffered with
my head, and with nervousness and
womanly troubles.
Our family doctor told my husband he
to give Il up. We tried another doctor,
but he did not help me.
Atlast, my mother advised me 10 take
Gardui, the woman's tonic. | thought
Il was no use for was nearly dead and
nothing seemed TO do ME any good. Bio
took eleven bottles, and now i am able
TO do all OF my work and my OWE
washing.
Think Carduiis the best medicine II,
the world. My weight has increased,
and ] look the picture Of health. .
II you suffer from any Of ties ailments
peculiar to women, geta bottle Of Cardui
Today: Delay is dangerous. We know
Il will help you. for il has helped so
many thousands Of other weak WomeA
Ia the past so years.
Atall druggists.
W,N e: Chattanooga Medicine Co. ladles
Advisory pept, Chattanooga Tenn, fot Sysriai
Agsfyateti6Rf on your case and 6&pdge book. "aomS
sseatnant for We-sn. : IN platn wrapper. NC. 1874
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-11-10
DR.. Osler on Tukerenlosis

Sir William OsIer, one Of the fore
most OF living medical men, for.
meriy OF Johns HOPKINS, baltimore,
ana now ReEfuN Professor of AIetti-
ctne at Oxford, snyn In his sPractice
OF Medicine (1SDsJ, ON page 24O; Z
teThc healing Of pulmonary tui,er-
eniosih II shown clinicnIly by the
recovery of patients In fSyhose sptsts,
eluttic tissue and bacIlli have been
FOUND. In the ErnnulatIons
Products and nssociates pncunionin
9 scnr tissue IL formed, while the
smaner Gaseous nfens become Ina
spreEn1ted! with lime salts. TO such
conditions alone should the term
healing be applIed.v =
Many eminent medical authorities
nave testified to the efficacy of lime
salts In the treatment Of tubercu-
1 H, and the success of Eckmnn's
and bronchial directions may be due
partly to the fact that 1t contains
q lime salt SO combined with other
assimllated. 4 - -
Widespread use OF this remedy in
numerous cases Of tuberculosls--
ed completely to it-justities our Be.
lief that 1t Is worth trial. unless
some other treatment already is
succeeding. It contains no optates.
narcotics or habit forming drugs.
We make no promises concerning It
any more that reputable physicians
give promises with their prcscrip--
tons; but we know OF many cases
IN Which IT HAS HELPED.
. Your druggist has It or can get
", or you can send direct.
Eckmnn Laboratory, philadelphia.
Price 81 and So a bottle.
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Gerhartit Illausen Ma recently aeifs
fenced at BaTmef Prussia 81 three
Aepi te count 10 .6f ifinfi oli.
9aelI
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SsIc, 600 FOR 100 DlORIos
g copryright: 1914 ~ Harold ilaecrathl.

The Million Dollar Mystery.
s ssoay viii run for twenty two cons
seSn15tye weeks IN this paper. BY an
LII si.An cement " IN the Thanhouser
< S TIT Company. u has been made pos
1tt9te not only to read the story In
~. snis 3papeFs but also to see II each
Week N the vatious moving picture
xnenterH: For the solution Of; atiis
mystery story SIN. eN0 Will be given.
SONDITIONS.GOv THE
CONTEST
me prize Of $4,000 Will be won
" Lne man. woman or child who
wSF1tes the most accept able solution
=. =. IHe mystery. from which the last
I'VE reals OF the motion picture drama
VIII be made and the 1oSt two char -
vs. + 20 % tae story written by Harold
!. Solutions may BE sent to the Than
Snicago or New York: any time UP
70 midntght Jan. II. Ttcy must bear
Iustomce mark NOT later than thar
date This allows four weeks after
6 the hrNt appearances Of the last dim
Telease9 nd three weeks after the
laxt chapter Is published in this
paper, In which TO submit solutions.
a board If three Judges VIII de-
terfntno which Of the many solutions
received Is the most acceptable. The
judgement Of this board viii be absc-
lute and Npal. Nothing Of a literary
nature VIII DO considered In the de-
Washington Journal., 1914-05-30
Oriaineae Gierlpeiien.

@~ieripeiien iteben 3t Sltern uno
I'M 6riibjnbr .oltf Der Eagesoromlng,
ltno erieben b6ufig bel Der Mittags-
o0er Acknowledged Elm Jleiidge-
ri6t.
I'm aber elmer lleberidttiglung an
@iern unO Giergeridten p~or3ubeli-
gen, tpie tie bei %einformiger 8uberei.
tung un6 b1ufi9em @cnlB nidt iel.
rem entitebt, lit eS miinidensapert, Tie
0fter in an0erer, meniger befmn.
ten @eltaIt oif ben Gid 81 brin.
gen.
Sn Noditebenoem mohten mir on
eintqe oparte 3ubereitungstpeiien
erinnern, Ole oaau 0ienen ionei1, Die
@bIuIt fir @ier. uno Gieripeiien
a~u5uregen.
So eibt es 3. g. gier n ou s.
geb6bIten &nrtoffeIn ge.
Die 3ubereitune 1T nidt
imitGnolid. Mm iddIt erobe, gut
eeformte &artoffeIu uno bobIt iie
Washington Journal., 1914-05-30

Dos &ett ser 6rou I'M alten
IIInrien un0 9obDlon. Sntereilnnte
AufiHliifie iiber oos Ncht Ger 6rou
CAB @ebeimrat Gelibih in Ger Ser.
einigltng fir Observation-Disclosures
8ortbiIonng. 9onoh itorto oie 8rau
Der alten Aliprer uno @obDlonier in
bcI]e1n 9(nieben. gon3 I'M @eeenias
ou ibrer iestgen Hehtloiigfeit I'M
SsIom. 8eIonoers geregeIt tparelt
Die Ned)te Der 6rau bel oeren lleber-
gang in oas &oits 0es ManneS. AlIe
sic @6e betreiimoen gertr1ge mur-
Sen notariell feitgelegt. Snion0er.
belt erfitbr oas eingebrafte @ut Der
gbefrau itorfen Shlb: Die Mitgift
muroc gleid bel glbidluB Der @be oils
ousihlieBlihcS mo unontaitbores
Gut ser 8rou ~notariell iidergeltellt.
Die 9eltimmungen fiber cine Shei.
oung Der Che morcn lebr iHpierig.
G6ebrudj milroe nit Dem CODE be.
ltrait. @iue gbefrou. Die .ouslief~
fonnte obne 3eremoniell bonn Mon-
ne Rnoll uno Sail %entIaiien werOen.
Washington Journal., 1914-05-30
8enOeIidlas.

Bon linton @orI Martin.
Die ltbr tidt leiie an ser 8ono
Cont lit fem 2unt. Der ourh Die
Had)t
Sid oilg Der Stille Ioieno iono.
9ld ia: oic 9eit bat eiuig @odt,
Mog aud oos enn5e 9eben RUBIN,
Moq Ih[ummern. mas utls boffeno
madlt.
I'll Iebneno @er5 - 10 iinnit OH MN,
SeilIt nit ser llbr Ben BeuoeIihlag.
Die 3eit miro gebn ~ unO on mirIt
rubin.
Nur Barren apirit oil Gag fir Gag ~
@as feline Sebniuft iih %ertr1umt,
@ruorten bas gum lebten ShIog -,
lln0 bait nir 3eit. nur 53eit Der.
i6umt.
Washington Journal., 1914-05-30

Si6erung bIenOen 0i Ioiien, 0enn oie
@rfabrung bot geIebrt, 0aB aud 10
gefiherte Observation-Disclosures inert.
los meroen f0nnen. @olIfommen aus.
5ufdeioen iino oae @ertpapiere obne
feite 8er8iniung, b. B. Mftien NIT
idmanfenoen 9ibi6enoen, oenn oieie
bergen itets elm biel 5u eroBes @ififo
in fid, Inn fir Die NnIage fIeiner
Betrdge empfoblen weroen al
f0nnen.
Washington Journal., 1914-05-30
Isle bic alIeinfeDcnDe Trau ibr WeIb
anlegt.

9os Sineinfluten Ser 6rau in ale
3Deige ielblt1noiger 8~erufsarbeit
brin9t es init iid, oaB aud Die 3obl
%oerienigen Sralien ltdnoig md6lt Die
in Die Gage fommen, iiber angeiam-
melte @riparniiie ODER ererbteS Der
mogen ielbitdnoig gu berfiigen. @db-
ren0 ober Die Grou III Der ibr 8lt-
logenoen 8erufstrbeit idnea sic mo-
tige 6ertigfeit 8u erperben pflegt.
feblen ibr in Der Hegel Die @orfennt-
niiie, Die unentbebrlid fins. Inn elm
aopitaI 8medm6Bi9 nn%5ulegen. MIer-
oings laiien iid beitimmte. ieoer8eit
anmenobare 6ormcln bierfiir niht
oufiteaen. l1nter gendtung auqe-
meiner @eiihtspunfte tpiro in ieoem
einoelnen Tolle elm 5aHmann als Be-
rater unentbehrlid iein. s0ie iorg-
Washington Journal., 1914-05-30

innen 70 melt aus. oob @lab fir elm
81 entitebt. llnten idneioet man Die
@~ortoffeln geraoe. oomit man Tie onf-
iteIen fam. Die 10 borleridteten
&~artoffeln peroen einen Nupenblid
in bellies Set getoiidt. oonn b1dt
man iie i'm Sfen, gibt ein robes 81
nit Dem notieen SoI5 uno etmos
Butter hincin mo maht aud 0ieies
i'm Sfen gar.
Cine fr6ftiq ihmeden0e @ieripeife
iin0 gter nit faurer SABINE.
Sic NOTICE 9ln3abl gier miro bart
gefodt un0 oos @ciBe in @iirfcl
qeihnitteu. Donn riibrt man ettpds
Butter idoumie. gibt oie gigeIb.
etipos Mebl mo inlre Sobne. Oos
erferoerlide SolS uno ole @ipiirfeI
oo5u. Cine SdiiiIeI. Die Oic Bad
bite bertrGgt. miro gut NIT Butter
ousgeitrihen irno oie Moiie hineitt-
gcfiillt. giniqe bortgefohte @igelb.
Die man 5uriidbebielt. peroen nun
0urf Gin Sieb eerieben mo oilf Die
Speile g%eItreiit. sic miro nod nit
Butter betr1ufeIt uno i'm Sfen ge-
badcn.
Scbr gut iino aud eebodene
@ier in Ningen BON gero.
i etem 8rot. glus oieieem Itiht
man Die &inae aus, oie innen 70
bel 8loe boben miiiien, I'M Elm 81
oon3 a~ufnebmen an f6nnen. Mon
iebt ole &inqe ouf elm nit Butter
oefettetes glef. ifl6gt in ieoeu Rirg
eiii 81 binein, iol8t IS. eibt Elm ipenig
Butter oorotf ltreut etipos getpiegte
YeteriiIie ooriiber unO b1dt iie i'm
8rotofen.
8edt pifont lit oiid foIeenoe
8ubereitung pom Giern: Q d err.
formden Itreidt man gut nit
Sor0euenbutter ans, ifldat in ieoes
Elm 81 binein uuO modt Die Speiie
i'm @alierba0 gar.
Cine Sdppeiser Gieripeiie, g8ogel-
6eit" aenonnt, beltebt aus IN iebr
feline Streifhen geihnittenem in9ut.
ter leidt aneeroitetem @eibbrot, iiber
oas perquierIte Gier gegoiien uuo
ME elm Hiibrei fertig 9enlatt per-
Oen.
Sir 6rilblineseemiiie nie Suuers
nn1nfpr. Sbin0t ODER 1erdleid1en. Bill
ben qebadene@terau 8rot.
fdnitten cine fer idmodbofte9ei.
[age. @s mer0en gu Dem @erift crit
o~erlorene Gier in ser iibliden Meiie
bereitet, 6ieie menoet man oann in
Mebl nm un0 bGdt Iie. Ourauf Iegt
man ie Gins ouf cine polienoe, gero-
Itete 8rotIhnitte uno ridtet ole Ger.
Ipeiie rings Inn 0as @eniiie an.
Gier nit gei h mol5enem
e bereitet man ouf folgenoeglrt.
Sdapei5erfdie miro gerieben nit elm
meniq @ein, Yeteriilie, etuas ieinge-
idnittener 3rpiebel uno Butter 10
lunae uif Dem 6euer geriibrt, bis Der
adIe ~geIdmoI5en lit. Damn ihIdgt
man Gier in Die Moiie mo bebonoelt
Die 5peiic mic @iibrei. Sic miro, nit
oerolteteng rotidnitten umlegt, an9e-
ridtet.
Cine bilbi6c anridtepeiie fir
bartq Gier 1T, tie in 6orm gefiinter
8GBden Inn einell SaIat, etua @e.
miiIeialat, %on3uoronen. Maon idnei-
oct oo5li oben uno unten pom 81 bas
4ipfelden ab, 10 Dab es lteben fam.
Damn b6blt man es NIT einem aus'
Iteder ans, fiiat es nit einem Belle.
bieen feinen Gagout uno umle9t es
AM oberen Hanoe reht 8ierlih nit
einem Standardization. Siibid
Iiebt es aus, menn bic 0effnung nit
Elm meniQ qebadter @aIerte geidloi-
fen Miro. WR. b. s.
Washington Journal., 1914-05-30
:5Hr unlereg raufn.
,A6(6ieO I'M S7ra6fing.
Bon arfbur meIser.

ghin id 9lbidlieo nebmen ion in
6riibIingstoeeu,
@ins mein @er5 ntht %eIauben, Bot
es idmer 81 trogen.
6riibtolt 9Idn8t ga orauBen ben i'm
Wtorgcnlidte.
@Idnat an ieoer 9llme idonem
Angeiidte.
8Iiibt Die @eIt in @unoern, lodenO
bloiit oie 6erne
Seb' id nur oas 2eu6ten 8iDeier
Nugeniterne.
@erO' cs, mo id oebe. ouf mir tpei
len ieben.
@eroe ourh sic 5titnocn pie Elm
Srdumer Jebenl
Washington Journal., 1914-05-30

gremer Srolien in it10tiIhen
9ommiInonen. Sn Bremen iino in
oie itaotiide 4omniiIion Fir boberes
SdplltpeIen 5pei Hraiien init beroten.
ser Stimme gapdblt poroen. Sn
Sen g~orItouo Der itdotiifen Sortbil.
0unqsitule bot man ebeuialls 5luei
6rallen gefp1blt. cine @eihdftsfron
uno cine 2ebrerSirau.
Washington Journal., 1914-05-30

Rericnen: WirbeIm uno Der 8anbtraet 6isIibnt
CaiIbclm hefbrcibt nit benz 7inqers CHM RTeiB
nm ben Gfeu. mart Neiurannaen mie rim
Saibcrer nrb ruff mie0erbclf: .pbdncibi,
Sitii0np. ptancfbii- GdHn ruHpelfs bius
term Cfenfbirm uHo nan beruimmi BITE
Siimme ocs nniidibaren 5itiioatJ
Washington Journal., 1914-05-30

SdB ibr III Souberreld MID tort,
8err Neiiter @ilbelm. marlim muB
Sd onrh Oen Idyp0r5en Shornltei1l-
RIB
Sod berte bier in finitrer ode
@rIheinen2 Sogt, ST melhem
3mede2
@fIbeIm:
@eiI on MIR "a oft. Siblibubl
Sebt bin i'd mieoer qutes Niiits.
@loub' ia uiht. Dab i'd @iee mode;
&eut Gilt es cine pidtge Code.
SD ging gar ernitlih ms @eriht
WPit mir-unO fon ms refine niht.
6ibIibut:
gobtouienOl eruit moIlt beut ibr
ieinl2
0os lelidtet mir nift uoaig elm.
Cont ieiO ibr bod Elm Iflimmer
Nlonn,
Ger manhen Shoberuod qetan.
@S ideint, ibr bobt elm ihleht Sc
ipiIien
limb mohtet meiuen Hat iebt miiien.
Sabt IN Der ShuIe ibr geihrieben
Gina Der gode ied)smal iieben2
Sidt Ollie ibr fir Sousaufgaben2
SIR tpiBt, Oo bin ih niht 81 boben.
Sot elmer bon Sen Gameraoen
Gin IhIinm1es Stiid BON elif per.
raten2
| 0oh eb' fbr IoBt sic Antuort boren,
Eiit cine 8itte mir gepdbren:
udmmerlin.1
2obt aus Dem Ofenlof mid rousl
Sd 6oIt es bier niht l1nger alsl
Madt bier Elm God I'M 3aiiberring,
Domit ih In oas Simmer fprtngl
@tIbeIm:
geeiit, neinl Meiu lieber 6ieIibus,
Dos 3inumer miiroe ia boil Sdmus
91ntlt on boil gtib - Dor Dem inns
grauit ~
Nus Oeinem God bcrdus9eiauIt.
2oB alto ben @e0anfen rubin,
torcbenb)
Cont bort bus nit D1omo 81 tinl
SitIibut:
yein out, i'd fiige mid oorein.
.Ooh iogc mir. mas Toll es lein,
@onit i'd oeinem Munih fam Die
I'm oeinen Donf mir III geFpinnerS
geo' nidt 10 large ollBen RIM,
mueeouloia1
Cont miro mir Die @eifiht' 81
oumm.
@iIbeIm:
Nf, fabr' bod niht 70 in 6ie SOB,
Mir miro ia oAnebin gan5 tpeb,
Soa ih iest nah 0en @orten ringen,
I'm meinen @unih Dir bei5%ubrinaen.
@oblan, ih lpae's; oofl bob 8eoulo
tebrfurntsooHl
llnO I6enf' mir gn0oig oeine SuDol
(eriIdreuo.)
Ri 8oters bobem @iegenfeite
@ollf bieten ih Dos Allerbelte.
Gin 9iIOhen bGit i'd germ genialt
Mit 9erqen. Seen, Sells un0 Malo.
God oa oie Sohen nift pnriereil,
(rauria.)
60 bob ib nitts 8u reOu5ieren.
6ibIibub:
(a%ufladeio.)
Oas alto lit oein gan3er Shmer5S
ga belf' ih sir. mein liebes Ser6.
init nberIeeener Ra6Idfiofcit.)
sniff Mnoicd 1in0 Camera
Sino oleih elm 0ubeno 8ilOer oo ~
dur8 INN fir)
limo bofls pofus Gins ~ 5Dei
orei -
SIT mld oos Ilbum gIeih babel.
Sebt miro es iibers arell8 qeihniIrt
Inns lGuberlih nod 3lipetihiert. -
Cbeoeutlam)
Sier bo1t on nun sic 6~eitesgnbe.
guf ooB Ser 0ater iih oron Lobe.
Nhin itberreidit on Ons Yr6ient
Mit felnem @nir uno compliment
@tIbeIm:
foos Ralet berborbuIenb);
Mein Tiblibub. i'd 0onf' Dir iebrl-
SibItbut:
Gar nifts 3u oanfenl Sab Die
Girl -
@iIbeIm:
(uenbet Ii1 an 9apa)
gr lit 1hon fort. fem @erf lit bier!-
Qieb @Gterhen, i'd idenf' es Dir.
Tins mod)it on groBe 6renoe allen
@enn on oos 0ing Dir IaBt gefoIlen.
Nir miinihen Dir nod meiterbin
@eIun0beit, @liid mo froben Sinn-
Gas m0g' Dir itetS Der 9inlmel ge-
benl
Sin 8fpot bodbl Sod foait on lebenl
Washington Journal., 1914-05-30

0lne ueiHe bramattins e5sHe NIT u0efrelanna
ffdbhasfertlaies pHuioaraphiides afbniu,
wobfUrrpadt nub Dfridnhril.
Washington Journal., 1914-05-30
Nfh1f6n

(nFii lIeier aelierbalier Chimney
81 ingt mir bod. mos ibr belebrt.
Dab ibr i'm 3au6erreih mid tort,
Serr Neiiter @ilbelm. marlim muB
Sd ourh Oen iduor5en Sdoruitein-
RIB
Noh beute bier in finitrer ode
@rIheineu2 Sagt, 3l ipelhem
3mede2
The Pensacola journal., 1914-06-17
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Washington, June 16.-Representa-
i've Hull OF Tennessee, author of the
Income tax act, in a statement today
declared that after careful observation
of the operation of the income tax
law, he feels no rea sonabIe doubt as
TO its successful administration and
satisfactory yield OF revenue in the
future. This belief was expressed de-
spite recent estimates by Secretary
McAdoo, which showed that the in
come tax, according to returns to date.
had produced S2S,0O0,000 less than the
treasury departments estimates Of
s54 100000 revenue from that source
for the first ten months Of its opera
tlor.
In his statement Representative Hull
refers TO the successful administration
Of over 1ftx- similar income tax laws
In other countries says it would be
both harsh and unfair to pronounce
permanent judgment on q law at the
present initial stage, refers to the fact
that many thousands of taxa bIe per
Sons both here and temporarily abroad
The Pensacola journal., 1914-06-17
STATE DEPARTMENT
IS NOW UNDER FIRE

Washington, June 16.--raarges that
The Tinted States kepa it, marines in
Nicaragua to influence the recent presI-
Dental election. and that the state de-
partment has heen acting in the interest
az American bankers, contained in Z
resolution introduced today by Senator
Smith of Michigan. were referred to the
senate foreign relations committee.
The resolution charges that the state
deDa rtnle ut, throught its control Of Mica
"a qua customs houses has forced the
-ePubIic to redeem ~ par S6.250,0oO Of
Bonds issued by ZeIava, later repudiated.
and brought in at about % per cent Of
thar face value by Brown Brothers and
Selternan & Co, American bankers, in
terest=d in Ntcsra guam financing
The sole benefctaries of the fraud
upon friendly republic, says the reso-
I1tion. were the Brown Brothers, SeHg-
man & Co, and Speyer & Co, and their
allies"
The resolution also charges that the
Ntcaraguau National Railway vas sold
much below its value 10 the bankers.
Ernest H Wards. the resolution says,
was DESIGNATED financial agent for Mica
raj qua by the state department n the
interest OF the bankers.