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Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-21
OTHER VIEW POINTS

Is it an ovcr-supply of egotism that leads people to write these crazy scrawls or is it lack of common sense, or both? A freak signature is no pro lection to ones bank account On the contrary, the more freaky it is, the easier it is to forge, and the harder to detect the forgery. A perfectly plain, almost print-lil1e signature is the hardest of all to forge successfully. Also it indicates intelligence, cour- New London Telegraph.
 Norwich held it's city election and the republicans won a clean up, talk ing the entire city government from the democrats who have held it for the past four years. The city is mak- ing this change in line with most of the other cities in Connecticut. In the past two years the republicans have gained control of New Haven, Hartford, New London, Middletown, Rockville, Norwich and Naugatuck, have retained sweeping control in Bridgeport and New Britain and have lost Putnam, with Meriden in part. The democrats nave held Waterbury Derby and Danbury. = Bridgeport Post.
 When the schools close people will go to the shore places as a matter of course and habit, but one dash of really cold water is usually enough for the batgler. The average wearer Of a bathing suit takes his or her plunge in the salt water for pleasure, not for medicine. The air will be warmer in time, but more sunshine than we have had yet will be needed
 to have any effect in raising the tenn perature of the water. It looks now
 as if salt water bathing would not be
 among the advertised attractions of New Haven this summer. In addi- ton to warning her daughter not to
 go near the water mother will need t. further advise her not hang her need them more than will the limb
 New Haven Register.
 Just as if the preparedness move ment which has produced the very in- structive and beneficial military train ing camp for civilians were about tc
 upset the opportunities for any ci- vilian's advancement in the army in time of war there appears to be a
 desire to extend the field of peace 1 time training and consequently new profession appears on the horizon. It is the correspondence school of sol ] diering. It has actually incorporated 1 with $200, 1000 capital, with Newark l N. J., as headquarters and a former West Pointer as teacher of would be
 soldiers. Three and a half years are 1 to be sufficient to complete a course I by correspondence. and then the stu 1 dents vii be ready for a commission
 as a second lieutenant in the U. S l A., according 10 the published plans That ought to inspire the pacihsts tc start a Correspondence school just te prevent the production of to great 2 corp of ''militarists." - Waterbury Republican.
 l The president in his address at the
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-21

An enamel to glaze pottery with out the use of heat is a German in- vention.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-21
MRS. MAYS
 LETTER to WOMEN
More Proof that Lydia E. Pmkham,s Vegetable Com
 oundRelievesSuffering.

Chicago, HIT suffered from bad case of female ills. Lydia E. Pinkham's
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-21

Dainty silk and wool jersey grows in favor daily. Light, cozy, colorful, it makes delightful sport clothes. This suit comes in a wood brown and takes a patent leather belt and white jersey detachable collar. Velvet maple leaves appliqued on the turban are smart as possible.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-21
rfle War A Year Ago Today
June 21, 1915.

Tkutons captured Rawa Ruska and invested Lemberp.
 RuSsians evacuated their posi- lions on the Upper Eniester.
 German submarine sank British steamer GarisbPoote by sunfire.
 Austrian naval planes bonbNS Bari and BrinGisi.
 Gen. Christian De Wet convicted of treason in South Africa.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-21

The president in his address at the
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-01
N0ipildler.

Baltimore 9lugen-, Sbren- unO
Sals,Soipitol", 9lr. 625, @.-6rant.
lin.StroBe.
,gicolcr & 9caman Sonoto.
riuu", SGT. 1924, gloro.Gbarles. Str.
oGburd Some ano SuiirmarO",
groaowap ano 6oirmount-9lpenue.
,Staot.Soipital", Colbert, nabe
Saratoga.StraBe.
.Geer &arf SaAitarium", Bites.
piac aRo
n5ronflin.S Square.SoipitaI", SAP.
cttc. im0 Gal6oun.StraBc.
nSiobcrt Garrett &oipitaI fir ain.
Scr" glr. q, g2orO.@oreD.StrnBe
.Sobuemonn gIageneines Soipi.
tai" 9}or0,@ount- -StraBe.
nSsroclitii1es Soipital lmo glipl"
Monument. .StraBe imO 9iutlanO.gIoe.
nSoipitol iiir oerfriippeItc Sim.
oer~ G6arIes- mo 20. Strabe.
n@oipital iiir 6rouen bon @larp.
LAMB, 2diaDettc-9lUeuue mo Sobn.
StraBe.
uSS0bns Sopfins.SoipitnI~ groao.
man in0 NlomnnentStrob
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-01

2. See. Gic crilcn icAs @rumoltiidc
ino cincm @umojins BON S5l mo
0ic au0ercn enen ioldcn Oon 500
untcrmoricn. Nier Der @duier pur.
Den ip0ter all @corgc VI. &orrm mo
0rei an elmer Is. &arner pcrtauit.
SroB ocS giiniiigen 6rii6lIngsmet.
tcrs ino nod feine bcitimmtcu 9lus
5ei6cu iiir mcitcrc &crnict5rnscn
pon @rlnoitiiden 0or6auoeu
IS purOc nr Gin &erfalf onrN Die
6iraa Garter 4 Stciiep gcmelOct.
9awraion 9liggs fauite Don 9lnuie
Ni g9arner H. ". 5wci 9auitcllcn an
Der 9ioole StraBe, nubc &ennwluas
nia9lUcntc.
@lartba Nlc9ulloug6 pcrfanitc an
bernard Scims 0as @rua0ltiid glr.
1876, 9}orO. Bono StroBc.
Gas Sous 9ir. 302, Siio.G9arIcS.
StroBc, pur0c omH Nlartba a..
S6oiicr an 9nucIic NJ. 9opo ucrs
fmiit.
Niori6 0icinitcu un0 6rau tauis
ten non Souis 5ramc 0as @}iet6ss
oruuoihid an ocr g9citicitc ocr
Stridcr., na6c Saratoga. 5troBc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-01

G6aS. Is. Sibugcr an Scronlc vs..
9arioot u. ~ 3i39 Gcoor.9Iue.
Stanielaus 9loicf mo 6rn an
&ctcr Swicc5fopsli mo 5rolL 1901
SiiO @arooo-ylDc.
Gpcrctt @. Suiii6. 2l0mr, all g.
Is. &lcrlcin unO 6ran Siioicitc Der
SaioOcitc2lpc, no1c gSaibrgtoultrv
1879 6ei IS.
Glmcr &. Sebo ma 6rau oil So0n
@. 9alcrnibmiot mo 6raiL lO7
glugulta 9luc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-01

Sieben @umoltiidc al Ger g96itcs
StrdBc murOcu pon Glcpclano a..
Sealmear ou9efauit. IS Siiro oicS
9tr. 1908 t0-f2 IA unO 1916,
wclHe BON 6rau Murn " 9omeu qe.
fault MURDER, PR. 1904 Don DITTO Is.
9|or06oiiuno 9lr. 1884 non stephen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-01
@4ricM @eridlt.

%Gricu.Scridlt.
9abm.Cbligotiouca bil0etcn sen @iit
tcpmft Ger aeiiriacn S6ric-
N}uBteu ii9 cincn aurs.)liidgaua
acioaen laiicn. 9otimorcr
Soric ic6r n6ig 0elarppcu
5ci0tcu uc6r eebat Gosoen 4
So. iI 6rout.
4rofciiioncllcr Gcrfaui lpcIhcr lidj
INN cmiac iIi6rcnoc No0n.9Ifticn
orc6te, mar oer 5ottor in Dem acitri.
gen idwadcu un0 lH6ciiinutcn
Marit. Gie @cpc0rna gcgcu @nb.
men 6cgau am N@ittoa mo ulroc
9iGu Soapcn I'M 5mci 9Sunttc alli 63
6crmteracoriidt. glenBcrit iiarleS
glugcbot 6ciiano in a. .. Central,
Die l7s auf i03N pcrlor. Siio Gn-
ciiic im0 onccrc aftiuc 9nsgobcu IN
Ocicr Grippe pcrlorcu c6cniouS BE-.
tr1@tli1.
Dor Dem 9lutrie6 olf ole glnlagcs
9hlsao6cn 6citauo Gin lcb1oitcrMortt
i'll aapier III mcl1cm acunccoit
NliamJ ,nipirdtiou mo g(ncona eis
men H. me6r &lnftc 0emomen aens
nccott iii6rtc in sem 9laiitieg nit
1% ami 5914. Ter &crfauf III acn-
ncrott iberidoiietc oQe Gerfduie 0cS
Cages.
SsriclSciicftc lmo ucruan0tc @rups
pen influiip ghiSriiihmg bicltcn iih
in i1rcn gciUo6nli1eu 9o6ncn uno
5cigtc @ruciblc Stccl iiA duBcrit
iarf. GS iiie0 ~ uui 93, oa sc.
riiAhpciic pcrlmltcte, Dab oic Gii-
nabmcn Der @eicaihait i'm Nldr5
nIBcrorocutlirb gutc moreu.
II. 2. Steel notirte picOer nod
unten, 5eigte aber 0roBcre 6eiigtcit
an SNlnB oer @0rie ino itie9 oui
|S43s. @ctblc6em uaNte auA mieocr
ciuiac Glutte 0cS irii6creu &erhiicS
uett um0 iticg 80 mlf 1884, Mercans
tile Marine mar III itorfer 9loMiro1c
ani Grluo Dcric6icocucr @criiGtc,
DAB cine Sntcrciicu-gini9mo nit
i6rcu @egncrn itattgcnmOen Bat.
Ger miSldnoiiNe SSehielnlarft
3ciate ald cine aroBc 9c6baitigteit
unO Stdrfc. gluslanoiibc auric.
eingci1loiicn @larf lmO 9ire, iticaen
im @reis. BOMBS porcu uubeitimut
oob iauO Die cauaOiihc qmlci6c uiclc
gIbne6mcr.
Baltimore 9}oric.
9niBer eiuiaer 9lftipitat III oelt
Cclarlppcu weIbc geiicrn 81 neucm
2cbcu crwahtcn. ais ud5 III Wlarn.
louS Gaiualtp 9li06ts mar ser AZ.
iirigc Norft abiolut lebloS. %u Sos.
oea 4 So. common uno Nobnnion
Ccl 6crriebte Gin uor5iiglid1cs@cihdit
mo rauartc 9lo6iuion Del bci s.Itcnt
&crfaui in ocr 3e0uer Grippe. Spc.
5ialitdten iuarcn idmoh mo acuann
Baltimore Su6c, ais audl aaocrc gIf.
tieu 9ruAi6cile-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-01

rSotel 9ialeig6@ SoIIioap. uuo
5opcttc.straBe.
DiSoteI 5ienncrt" 2ibprtD. lmo
SaratogasSiraBe
u6oteI StaiiorO" @ai6inaton
sGlacc.
.Sotel g(lbion" Cathedral. unO
Slibmouo.StraBe.
nSotel 2atamont @utap %Iace
un0 g0npnlc- StroBe.
DSoteI 9rIUcoere@ Charles. nnO
G6aie.StraBe.
vSotcl Srerion~ 4arfAoenne
uno G6nie.StraBe,
uSoiaI GaspeIl~ Baltimore II.
pnnoper.5traBe.
uSotcl gmerion Baltimore. u.
Galpcri SiraBc.
n0otel Sogce"-320 @cit.Gaul-
0el.StraBe.
~SoisI Sunter" 20 0t5apeiic.
StrnBc.
aSotel 2ernan" 6rautlm- uuO
Gitam.StraBe.
.SoteI 9eyinaton gcriHgton. a.
SolIi0ap.StroBc.
uSoicl 92cm Somnro~-S Somuro.
nd6e Baltimore. StraBe.
NOteI 4lasa" G6arleS.StraBe
nm llf llnnnI. Anenne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-01
,lclIcr .QlcriIdlerllllncll.


@lcdplattci, Wlctall etc.
2Dun, Noufiin & 0u Sne., 1915 Naloerilons
GirnBc
Giicnuaorcu oler 9(rt lm0 Sui
idnlieo. 3u6ebor.
g. scDit &nNne So, 3G2 30l gioro. GaD ctr.
'Gfon0lei6 &eid1fte.
.,0unioiioateo eonn Go.". goro,@ab slraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-01
CSrnnbitiids. lIe6crlrnannacn.

,)oDn ty. GOrcotQll illlo Stall ON
@aibington 9. 9oo5, SHoicte acD.
Ni06wap, na6e So5nionitr, 29.6 bel
80.
6ioeIitn un0 Gcpoiit So. an @erc.
nc y. &o6c, g}or0ieitc Monoaumili
9loc1 ua5c @arriiou9lDc, 20.6 bel
15O.
@ciic Garter al gSilion S. Garter,
jim, 9lor0icite GomonOion-9loc., ma
De Siltonitr., 30 bci i50
Nlorioric &attcrion an slrt6m 6.
Scarn 9Iorooit.@dc Baltimore mlo
Su8erneiir.
". Saa Sarris Sruitec an glr.
t6nr Is. @carn lmo 6rau. Sii0ieitc
6opcitc. na6c Eortitr. IA bel 10.
Scnuic .. 9}iacr al Nlilton 9li1.
burn 0iilcite Fotomac, no9e 0lcGl.
ocrrgitr, l3 bei
Carrie 9l. @irts ou gSn ". Nam.
lion m0 6ran 70l 9ianiauiir.
6ranf $. 6iropeo an Aloion y.
@ioriit @citicitc Gol6ouu, nabe Der
Srantlinitry 1913 bel 80.
Moiou 4. W}oriit al 6rauf $. 81.
ropcO lm0 6ralL @eiticitc Calhoun.
na6c 6ranllinitr., 1913 bel 80.
G5as, u. au5n an &ot6an Snaa,
6 Cots
slmelio &romcr an G6oS. 81. Sdu.
mon lmO Srnu Siticitc 9lisduit6,
nGbe Se0crulirv 1913 bel rs.
@iic w. Simpert an G6aS. Z.
@aiB, 5iioieitc .0iltraiir., uobc @ot.
teriou.@arf.9luc., - 6ei 60.
S1oS s. @iaiam5 Gil @m. ".
gScit 2 2otS.
Sol 9. Sin0crmcDcr on So6n ".
Stridcr iii0 6raL Got.
So6u Cittmar mo 5rou ali Mor.
i6aa Is. Sormetcl rm0 Srall 9lorO
icitc ASbiIooclp6iof9lpc, no6c Stree.
pcritry 1913 6ci
,Soicpbinc gl. Sinf an Sncob ani86t
Iim0 Strait Gillette gSc6itcr., nabc
Sarucuitr., to bel 81.
Self @lonorf an MorriS alcin
Ii. a., @eiticitc 9lnu, nn6c @oug6.
Str, Is 6ci 80.
9lobcrt u. nSoroan 1t. y. an Slo-
renee 3eiglcr, 9loroicitc 5rantliniiry
no6c glrlingtou.2loc., 1876 6ci 577.
Sophia ~. Ic0cu6arot Scito.
nlcntspolliircderilL al 2op6io 9i-
Ic9cu6or0t Niiieitc ser @allc0,
uo6c Bible StroBe, rs bci 100.
sSronf 2. Moc@}ullcu ino 6rol
an @iaiam 5. Sidncr, Ciiicitc 0sr
Gilmore 9lUcnuc, no6c Gorlisle.9luc,
GO bci
Souis Gobcn al Soui6cait q 9,
& e. g. Siioicitc Der G'gonncll.,
uo6c Eotomac. StroBe, Is bci IS.
Gli5o6et6 O. Carp an Pima i. Gie.
oenan iuio @attc, . @rnoiiiidc.
Gnnla @rote an s @ilbcrt Gooleg,
9loroicite Der gafcr- ua6e Bruce.
Strabc.
3. Scnrp 9ofcr gcrluoltcr, ali
Clifton y. q. g. 9lorOoiIcitc ser
@euniDIuonio glucnuc nn6e 9lo.
i6er.StraBc, 1913 bei
9lodeiter Some y. So. all Sorace
No 9lettcu mo Srou. Siiomeitieite
DER 9name0o 9luenue, naDe aarfor0
9iono. TAG 6ei So
Columbia Gcpclopmcnt So. an Sen
@lapor mo Sta0trot6, gIb5ugStonal.
G6orles g. Serbs an oen 0la1or
uno 5tootrot6. 9Ibju9sfanol.
Eillic Gorrid an oeu @lapor unO
Staotrot6, gI65ugsfanal
Suiic &. gll6rcdt al Silia Sam.
mer, 9lr 2655, Ct Benedict. Ctr
Sm q. 9lileu mo 5rou an emil
@roBcr imo 6rou Citieite 9iodelier
,Gloce no6c Sombaro.SraBc, i3.e
bei 65.
0labcl 9}cilu an gSm. 6. Barnes
mO 6ran 9}orOicite 6coeraIIrv nas
6e Q|ontioro.9Iue, "a bei rs.
&. @lenI @crine ii. ". on 9alti.
more &eorl 0onlinu So. Siiomet
Gde @omaro. mo GitenO.Str-
StmiSInpa aolma an 9lntoni
@ruufiewie3 mo Srau Siioicitc Der
Gaitern-glpcnuc, nobe Goailgtont
9lucmlc, I a bel 100
emma @enncl an Soon q gSis.
uicpsii uuo STRAIT Gillette BRADFORD
Strv na6c 6oirnolmt.Slpey ii.l bei
65.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-01

Gin 0jrocerie.Qooen uno gSo6nbaus, out eias
bliriee @elhdit CUTE gla9boridoit. giorooit
Geiiou Der Sinof; 0run0 pegen @erfaui:
Gaentbiiner perIdBt bic Sioot Nn65uirnpen
i'm Nnrcnn ocs .,Hcntidcn NUrreipunoeni".
lQlW3i ,gWri2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-01

mcIde 6u pnrrn mHnihcn NIB grohe oocr
Ncuc eumnen Sch in Snar uocr IN nonais
IN ciuiacn Snlrcn mcbr iule DeroDpgclt. Nit
piicrircn gfunc gut Beleaene Wrunnthne ~
gtIin TDun, Der nenen 3Crnaot eegtn
platcn cr6nltcn. 0irnnbiti6e 6214 bci 25O
qndl 1875 Del $50, iar Wcnlger nlc 4 0cnts prp
bnnbrntfuh. Mifb balb 70 0euts pro G-hns
bratfuB iuertd icin. Ocmrutiric cjnngucac, ma
lnnamiiiric GtraRcn, iirinnnc nnb warnuiic oes
ElteiS NIT ClnBeiniriicn; cine WcIegenBcit iiir
pebcns5fu. Wingpcu, Hilocr unb Dnne 6in6rM'
hcitcu 80 ctBnltgn upn
NiidlarO ". GoOf,
va. a, nR2exlnatou.
4elfta--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-01
Meinte fiir Qebensaeit.


glder ecmiic nuo 0n6ner Sorm 2 @der
tn 0robceren. 9lnc @cbdiidleilen. s Weilcr
bon Baltimore, 8 liiWuieu 5ur Gtaiion. $4,000.
Gah5uirnnen bel y. auppon, Wlcnbnrnic Mlo.
tQidrj3O -glpri)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-01

9almatcrialicn l1iirciL Seiltcr.
ro6mcn, Q10cn etc.
9os. g Saitcr & So, ii5-ii7 eHo'5r'0e'
4otcnt-9lnlp0ltc.
0oluiu r. eomncls 9lcni5amuaif; Qaenie
9anocls.S S1nemarieL Serlo9sreptc. ~arQ
caaplm I 4. seTsaioa. Tl' lio-ii7 Cam Building.
IS. s.. ( 9S 3. Nuuarp, All Continental @log.
@raiti5iren ict 1872 crlclercid IN baltimore
9liitomo6ile.
9adarb. i-35 $3.50. 1-25 $3.50.
,,VGdaro Wlutur So uf Baltimore, G0ores,
GiraBe mo OH onal'gOcmie
GDOnc Sroo oie npopuurc Snr $3.50.
Warrf Wlobilc Co., Gnraoe l4Os-iO 9loro
9pnrles Srabc
3citihgen 3citicbriitcn etc.
rage saltiHiors gslus esmpagg" 9leOsri &
Ecrti6c @iihcr lmO 3citidriitcn.
20 Sauitid, 10 aoros9opplciou'srabc,
&6otograp9.
gamrad- Sin &6oioqrop0 bon eusjcl0nune.
Ar. 1G. gsclisScIinaion'S Strabc.
@utional.@anfcn.
,SGc Oh ~eium laiieual @ont" @dg. ugo
0rcicr zirhBc ,Sacph 8. Nooi, 8tnltorilii
Scnrn p Reonc. aallircr.
,,Ecccuo Yiuiiodnl Hdnl," 432 SlosyrunomoU,
,,9Srnctn g,ntioun 8nuf," IA 9lorosGuiapsSir.
~. Wiarriut Ssoiiircr.
Staats.9anfcn
,.2cuims gani uou Baltimore, Noiiiuorc,
nuo 0oIlioou'S igobe Nueuis gse0er Etole
ceorac 5. aana aaiiircr
Spar.@anfcn.
.,ceuiine spar0aui NON ganmuTc," guiaius
nno gn,iinorcsSiraBc.
GulltsGomponicn.
sealr 1epoHl auO srni 0ompaup," i3 souib'
Sirobc.
Marinor. um0 @ranit.g9crIc.
2. NiIoanucr & eOns, s29 NorO'GDarIcs.er.
2on0uirt6idaitlidc @crdt9e rno
Somcrcicn.
griiIiD SuFner ee., 200 Goro'8aca'Srabe
Flun6inh 1urnaces, Hangcs uno
Gcicn Eo60cdcn inO Himen.
9.nueit 9rpsy 523 Observation-Disclosures
Sipicrid)mic0c mo %hunbcrs.
SJbn onbcrt 1894 gbomcc sirnhc Is. & g,
Gelcl1nn: lSolic 1899
l5cucrs&crlidlerungcil.
q. 2. eDafcliuro a. So,
ti1-3i Chamber Commerce NniloinQ.
,,SOiiialc IcncrYgrfhcrunnc-W -Weiclinlnit" Spb
ioans uno Baltimore SirnBe
o3cniidl,glm. Neucr &crnhcruuass Wellninnft,"
N0liimorcsS Sirduc uno Guiion 6oiIe glucnne
,MpDnl 5ninrnncc SO, Of 9iucrpouf." 0enrD Wl
gaariicln Neiiocu6splnnpcr. l0i-i03 Gban'
Der Of Commerce NulonQ
,,0ermnnin 8eucr @crHhcrnngs Wcicllinaii,"
baltimore nno 9lort0.Si, sSc.
@lcd]plattci, Wlctoll etc.
2nun, Nuuflim & 0o Sne., 1875 Naloeriions
Girn6c.
lSifnnlnnnrnn nIlnr Olrt mn &nf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-01

garaain.%rrfauf III @rnnocigCutgam
8iUclhUdiac mo ereiit5diae geCbubdnier nit
g,cranoa.6fpat ~ &araaHsg sgrcifu.
cine Gin3elbeicu ioETen bonn slnprun5sSe'
paricment crlaHpt pcrnen
ilnifcb ctatc5 Nibclitn & Gjnnrnnig 60.
A Selepbon. at. 4nul 800
GtreFc: GalDcrf. nno @crmnn'Slrahe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-01

ErultsGompQnicn.
.eait 1spuHi auO srut 0ompaun," is eouiD.
Sitabc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-01

lGnrnlor- mo @ranit-gScrfc.
.. ohaariuer & Guns, s23 Goro. GDarIcsaeir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-01
s1lIenmriFrr
Mcrcautile glocncg.
u. o. Tlm & So,
GO2-OlO MiarhIanh Irnit 9Iba.

9auratcrialicu, E6iircn, Senitcr-
ra0mcn, Qd0cn etc.
Sae. . 8nicr & So, il5-ii7 Gho.5rcoc.
rid. .c-frorc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-01

2on6uirt6idaitlidc @erdtbe lno
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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-10-29
BURGERS
News of Winter Needs--Burgers
Remarkable Hose Selling

Not quite low prices year agotha is impossible But
prices relatively lower And this bit of service has tested the
merchandising power of this best value giving store
Make the most liberal Use of the opportunity.
Womens Lse Hose in Radnoor brand in black only First
quality isle thread stockings with double garter tops and dou
bic heels and toes standard 25c hose sale Monday only 10
to O'CLOCK PAIR LOU
Fibre Silk Hose in black gray navy blue and white good
grade Of fibre silk with Isle feet and Isle tops Regular SOC
and Csc hose, pair 4Ic
Phoenix Silk Hose in black white and all best coor
thread silk with Isle tops and Isle feet Absolutely fast col
Service galore pair free from Milwaukee, Full
fashioned goods knit to fit. Pair .............S 105
Children Phoenix Socks silk with pretty hand crocheted
tops white pink and blue in all sizes. Pair. Doc
Children fine ribbed Cotton Hose in all Sizes reinforced at
the wearing points The famous Onyx Dubl-wear Pair zoe
New stamped goods dsplaywhe and coored pieces cen
ers scarfs doies pillow opnew for French eye
let and cross-stitch embroidery.
Linen Rols-have you them? For rolling and putting
away nice Sheets pillow and towels Stamped on linen
for French knots and crosstch embroidery Royal Society
-, . ca ............. .25c
Stamped Pillow Of excellent grade OF tubing with SIMPLE
designs Full size cases, too Pair QUO
Slammed Turkish Bath Towels-heavy Turkish towelng
slammed in small designs, blue and pink borders Can be
s,aioucd or crocheted The ends. Each ...... SOC
Loose Beads Loose Beads galore For bags and all sorts OF
beod work All colors. All kinds Popular prices
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-10-29
Don't Let the Firt Start

The preventive fireman is not so spec
tacular figure as the old fashioned fire.
fighter, but he Is more useful to the com
munity. Just as science Is giving itself
to the task of preventing sickness and
plague, so the main work of a modern
fire department should be in removing
the conditions that make fires proba BILE
New York and all other progressive
American cities already have the protec-
ton that comes from the preventive fire
man whose daily inspection reduces the
fire hazard and who breaches the gospel
of fire prevention wherever he goes AS
80 per cent of our fires are preventa BILE,
the field of prevntion Is practically I'M
limited.
The Safety First Federation made its
contribution to the movement a year ago
by setting aside October 9 as Fire Pre-
vention Day. Last year 20 governors is
sued proclamations calling attention To
the terrific fire loss of 5000 lives and $685.
100000 annually. Thousands of ministers
spoke of it from their pulpits. Sunday
October S. will be observed for the same
purpose this year.. We have many cele-
brations Of a sentimental value only. but
here is day of practical worth in saw
ing thousands of lives and millions of
dollars worth of property. Every church
and Sunday school and home should CO.
operate in calling to the attention of the
people, adults as we'll as children, the
numberless little ways in which fires may
be avoided.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-10-29
BIG EATERS GET
KIDNEY TROUBLE
SAYS AUTHORITY
Take a tablespoonful of Salts
to flush Kidneys if
Back Hurts
Omit all meat from diet if you
/, feel Rheumatic or Blad-
der bothers

Inc american men and women must
guard constantly against Kidney tro,l
Die, because we eat too much and al!
our food is rich. Our blood is filled
with uric acid which the kidneys strive
to filter out, they weaken from over
work, become sluggish; the eliminatiye
tissues clog and the result is kidney
trouble. bladder weakness and a gem
eral decline in health
When your kidneys feel like IumDs
of lead; your back hurts or the urine
Is cloudy. full of sediment or you are
obliged to seek relief two or thr &c
itimes during the night; if you suffer
with sick headache or dizzy, nervous
spells. acid stomach. or you have rheu-
matism when the weather is bad get
from your pharmacist about fou,
ounces of Jad Salts; take a tablespoon
full in glass of water before break
fast for a few days and your kidneys
will then act fine. This famous salts
is made from the acid OF grapes and
lemon juice, combined with lithia, and
has Keen used for generations to flush
and stimulate clogged kidneys: to nell
tralize the acids in the urine SO it lac
longer is source of irritation. thus
ending bladder disorders.
Jad Salts is inexpensive; cannot, in
lure. makes a delightful effervescent
Whitewater beverage, and belongs in
every home, because nobody can make
a mistake by having a good kidney
flushing any tme.--Adv.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-10-29

work together on a cooperative basis
under the supervision of the established
Associated Press bureaus. Thousands of
special forms have been prepared for the
systematic conduct of the service, thou
sands of typewriter sheets distributed,
listing candidates and showing votes four
years ago as a basis of comparison spe-
cial correspondents appointed and special
wire facilities arranged for this particu-
lar work