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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-19
Tas Glitter Der @%riefmarfen.

Wenn mir bel,te einen 9rief fran.
fieren, eeid)iebt es NIT elmer Selblt'
peritdnblidfeit, OILS OF es ifon 81
llrsroBpaters5eiten 10 gepeien nGre.
limb bod iino Die 8riefmarfen crit
rpenig iiber rs Sabre oft. Sic pllr.
ben gum eritenmal nertpenoet, als i'm
Sabre 1910 in ENGLAND aui Holp.
lamb Stills anresuns bas Y%ennpporto
eingefiiprt nuroe, bod gilt Sill nift
aIs Grinder Der 8riefmarfe, ionoern
bies ion ein g1lfbruder Chalmers IN
9q,noee gerpeien iein. gereits s,pei
Sabre ipdter biirserte iif) Die nelie
Mrt Der MISUNDERSTANDING in ben
8ereinigten Staaten bon Imerita
elm, I'M Sabre 1S43 famen Die @rief.
marfen in graiilien uno einigen aan.
tonen Der Shapei5 alf, 10 In @eni.
SIM Sabre 1849 ianb Die 9rieimarfe
aud in 9eutid,lanb eingang, unS
sspar 5ur,Gdt in @apern. Sm gIei.
den Sabre tuurbe iie bel ben Ycit.
unitalten 8elgiens uno Sranfreihs
eingefiibrt. Shliebli6 iolgten bamit
i'm Sabre 1850 audi YreuBen, DETER
reid unb Sponien. Die eriten 9riei-
marfen ,paren ialt ale i6maler unO
nieoriger als Die iesieen, nun 5ei Den
Worfen 9raiiliens aus Dem Sabre
1843 bebefte Der @nforud Elm etpas
boberes uno peientli6 6reiteres
Stiid 1apier. Sebr Helm iparen Dor
allen iene bes 2antons 8enf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-19
Gritaunlihe Sablen.

@as in @merifa bur6 Seuer Der.
loren gebt, lit erifredeno. Der Ser
Iuit lit 5 Mal GROCER, ais in europa
nnb 80 Deal GROCER, ais in Stalisn.
SIM Sabre 1914 betrug Der 8erluit
$233,500,0 900, beinabe 10 piel, ais
Die @%imnabmeu Der Resieruus. Sn
ben lesten 10 Sabren betruaen ole
Softer beS ~nationalen ai6cn1auiens
mebr, oils 9eutid,lano fir ieine Or.
NEE ausgibt. mo mcbr, oils Die
SGlfte Der SalGre iGmmtli6er Sdu.
len bes 9anbes. Die Naticn Der.
brennt SAG in Der Winute, 500, 000
per Stunbe. ober 100000 per Gag.
aber audi Der Serluit an Wen.
ihenleben bel 9rGnoen lit nid)t min.
Der idredlid. Webr .alS 5000 Yer'
ionen perlieren i6brli6 bel grGnocn
bas 2eben uno bel NAL bieie Sabl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-19

Saubel periett nnb Der adufer fparo
einselaben. in elm eeipiies paus bon
Mlicante mit3ufommen, nm ben Som
trait ab3ui9lieben. Sieies Saus
mar - bas en9lii1e 8oniulat = tuos
iclbit es einen ettpas peinlihen Iuf>
tritt CAB. aIs ii6 ber .ipanii6e Si>
fiber" aIs Elm 5ipeiter Wann bon er@
probter Shlaubeit entpuppte, aus8es
ianbt bonn fran5oiii6en &oniul, Der
binter benz perodhtisen Sreiben oes
@en5inbdnbIers ireenb cine Tide zines
beuti6en Taufbootes seiuittert bate
Ser en9liihe nnD Der fran5oTide
&oniul bon Ilicante erpfinben CO
ieitbem ais ~perionlite Seleibiguns,
tpenn Semanb in ibrer @egentpart
bon 8en5in ipridt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-19
Cine Slangidriit fir gfinbe.

Sn Der 8eielidnit Der Icr3te in
@ien wurbe cine nelle Wetbobe Der
gIinbenidriit ~porseiiibrt. Die aui
einen @rias oes @uaes burb bas OBJ
binaus Iauft. 9us B~erfabren 1T benz
Del Der Seritellung grammopboniidcr
Elatten abnIi6. 3mei eleftriide In
terbred)er, melhe bur6 Morie.I altcr
betbdtigt werbeL erseugen Sdwin.
s,ingen bon peridiebenen 8eidwin.
bi9feiten. Sieie SdNpingunaen Der.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-19
Gin superlGiiiser @GrmemeHer.

Sn elmer 8uierne miro gebaoet.
Sei5ung unb @uiier5uiubr bes Babes
iper6en bon aliBen reguliert. Ser
@eireite bonn gaoeoienit brebt eiirig
balo am Sebel rtparm", baIo am Sc.
bel .falt". ba5piihen bei5t er. Neu.
gierig fragt i'm Der aufiihttbuenOe
Seutnant: .@uf meIfe @eiie regll-
lieren sic bic @aiiertemperatir9"
@orauf Der 8eireite CUR Mntport
gibt: .Wenn Sic orin r@u!l" brill.
len, it's an marm, Serr 2elltnant.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-19
Stnben6nrg So Sabre aft.

S%elbmarid)aG BON Sinoenburg, Der
Gbef bes 8eneralItabes, begine i'm
oeutifen Sauptqiartier an Ser Dit.
front ieinen 50. @eburtstag. Die
gerliner 3eitunsen feierten i'm in
langen beseiiterten artifeln als ben
erobten 2eutiden Der 8egcnpart
unb ipre6en ibr unerihiitterIites
8ertrauen in Die S1bigfeiten bes
Stratesen aus, Der Die beutifen
Tr,,ppen 81 einem enti6eioenoen
Siege fiibren lpiiroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-19
W~ertretbet BITE Warmer Bel Grren
3tnbern.

9auienbe bon Stnbern itnS NH
8iirmern bebaftet, tpelde linen bic
2ebeusfraft ent3teben unb bteielben
lllitIos unb reiobar MAIDEN. &idapoo
@orm &iuer tobtet irnb bertreibt bic
@iirmer unb ftGrft ben &orper. ST
Der Gppetit Sbres &inbes unreseIs
mdbie? Sdreit es i'm S6lafe alf
ober fniri9t es NIT ben 3dbnen?
9ieies iinb Sbmptome, bab es 8iirs
mer bat unb Sic ioaten iofort Elm
Wtittel bagesen anipenoen. aidapoo
@orm &iaer lit elm ausenebmes
Rittel. Bel Sbrem G~potbefer, 25
Gents.-In5eige.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-19
Gtn peritppfter a5rper muR sereinigt
,uerbcn,

Gle tperben finben, bab 9r. Sings
Hetp Qife RiQen ein selinbes, aber
ipirtunesboles abfiibrmittel iinb, um
Die llnreini9feiten aus benz &orper gu
treiben. Surd @eritopfune ipirb bas
glut Sereiitet; S6tpinbeIanfdle,
@aIieteit, YimpIes unb Elm ifIehter
Teint iinb Die peinlifen SoIeen. Cine
SoiiS Or. Sings Nep Gife Yillen
6eute Gbenb ipirb morseu friib eineu
freien, noIieeu Stublsan9 berurs
laden. Bei Wrem Gpotbefer, 25
Gents.-Nn3eiae.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-19
Die lrbtcn $tunoen Oct ,,$tepbano~.

tPSOplCSy puo Iluuj uuI uell gSuiICl
lag, nod unteri6eioen rpoQte. Cam
bliste es am SEED unD Bug auf uni
oas 6untpfe 8roaen Der Oeutihen aa'
ilcren brobnte iiber's @oiier. S6ut
allf S6uB fradJte in Die eiiernc Wanr
Der .Stepbano", bic nod i'm 8Ianje
aQer 2ihter alif Den @cQen trieb.
Mebr ais breiRis mai orObntcn nie
ciiernen Sdlanbe.
8anj langiam ienfte lid Ser too.
punoe 2eib bes ourd)lod)erten Sdii.
les. aber er belt lid geraOe ltub
aiiiredJt in Der itiQen Sec utb INNER
nod leuftete eS 9eIl aus ieinrn Sen.
itern linb 9ullaueen.
SSn Der Serne ~perianf ein anberes
Sdiff bas cine balbe Stunbe oorber
Dem llnterieebopt sum Spfer gefalc,
mar, in ben @aiiern. Die Yaiiagierc
periolgten ieBt nit Der gr6Bten Span.
nlng Dem @ombarbement hires Gam
piers. Vfit 9lis lunb Conner ipra.
den sic @eid)iise. 9ie Sreffer iaBell
unter Der 8aiierlinie unb ibrc @ir.
filng fonnte niht beobad,tet peroen.
Gs spar ein idollrie.ihones Sdau.
ipiel, bieie geihieBuns bes eroben,
belltrablenoen Sfiffes burb bas
feline, nattgraue, faum iidtbarc
ariegsiabr3eug in iternenflorcr Som.
mernad)t.
las Sinfen Oes groBeu 3aynpicr3
mub benz ll.9opt.a ommonbanten gu
langiam gepeien iein. @r freuste
NIT ieinem Sabr5eug bis auf uuge.
fabr 100 CARDS OH iein Spfer beran.
Die &unonabe tpurbe einaeiteGt.
@ler @ugen il,6ten seipannt bas
u.9oot, bo mani iest bas @bfeuerr
eines Sorpeboes ertpartete. Shpn
i'm nafiten Iugenblid baltic Elm
bumpfes, faum perncbmborcs 9ro9'
nen, bie @aiier rauid)ten ai,f. unb sic
SIfter Der .Stepbano" erloidcll
ploslih. Der faum p%ernebmburc,
tief l,nter Der Wniierlinie einseif,lo.
gene Sfub bate bas Shiff ms
Sera e%etrofien. Sn ieinem Mieien.
leibe brittle es olf. Die 9eiiel mug.
ten e~rplobiert fem, ,ino aIs bann sic
langen weiBen Singer Der Sheiu'
iperfer taiteno iiber Die bobe Sdiffs'
tpano glitten, mar Die mdhtiBe 90
bespunbe einen Iuser6lid lang
iihtbar.
Siefer rnb tiefer ianf Der Sdiifsleif
in bic @oseu.
Or neigte ii6 nift. Die 8aiia'
etere iranben tpte gebannt unb iaber
su. So taud3te Der 9,ig be3 shiffes
tief In bic Weren urb nrit raiiiden
ben Dtrbeln fdob Der 9ampfer II
bic Ttefe.
rgoIbampf boro1is," bdute iest, e!
mar ftrd mad 10 1r9r, bas Som
manoo auf Sntel SAINTS &riegsidif
fen. 9ie S1lote ipieen mahtie'
@auftpolfen, Die fleinen Sabrseus'
3itterten unb bebten, uno nit boditel
&raft i9oiien tie auf Repport 5u uni
entfiibrten Die aufgenommenen ben
@eaensra5e bes 9ampfers. gl1
nod elm Iei6tes arGuieln bes Weere!
in groben &reiien, aui oen @elle,
Elm Springen unb 9ittern bes be1er
WonblihteS mie WiQionen Silber
itiifben fenn5eidnete nod Die Stele
an Der eben beitider SeIbenmutb cir
eoles Sodtpilb erlegt batte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-19

bafiir aber in ben foitbaren llmiblog
irgeno elmer ariess5eitung gesuifelt
par. ga ser @erIuit p~er5GltuiB.
m1big gering mar, idppiegen bisber
Die in 10 freluOlider @etie bebaften
6raltell. Grit ourh bie an5cige elmer
@ittpc aus Irpaion wurbe Dem
Serrn bus Sonbperf gelegt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-19

fperoen BEL 9rdnoen perlest. Sros.
DEM beraltsgabt amerifa flint NAL 10
oiel fiir Selerproteftion ais europa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-19

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The Washington herald., 1916-07-26
WAVE OF ROBBERIES
REPORTED TO POLICE

Seven robberies, involving hundreds of
dollars loss were reported yesterday to
the police. Mrs. Mary E. Archer, 2343
Ashmead place northwest, reported the
loss by theft of a gold hunting case
watch, a gypsy-set diamond ring and a
gold link wstch chain, with Masonic
charm attached.
James Frazier, OF 2Oo2 L street north
west, told the police a solitaire diamond
ring. valued at $50, was stolen from his
home.
During the absence of DR.. F. NJ. Gun
nell 600 Twentieth street. thieves ran
sacked his home, but nothing was taken.
Wearing apparel valued at s420 was
taken from a trunk at the home of Mrs.
Rose Radcliffe, S31 Sixth street northeast.
Over $3.50 in cash was taken from a
drawer in the store of Mrs. Ada Fuss. 526
Eighth street southeast Ralph C. Davis.
Of the Toxic. 322S School street, lost S3l
and a straw hat, while thief is enjoying
the use of a bicycle. the property Of d.
L. Beard. OF 945 Pennsylvania avenue
northwest
The Washington herald., 1916-07-26

Precipitation, because II contains fats
and oils, acquires in decomposing, an Of
fensive odor. This is more pronounced
In some persons than in Others Just as II
Is peculiar and characteristic OF some
races. Indeed. it is said that the Jap
anese find even the sweetest" Caucasian
Objectionable because Of an odor imper-
ceptiole to us, but manifest TO them.
Some who are scrupulously clean, are
afflicted with body odor due to a pun
gency of their secretions. Naturally this
becomes very much more evident in
warm weather. and every effort should
be made to overcome it. The blandest
food only should be consumed during the
summer months; frequent daily bathing
with soap impregnated with napthol, car
bolic acid or eucalyptus, should be tried.
with special reference to those parts
where the odor is most prominent, and in
addition the following treatment for this
afflction is recommended:
After the bath. mop the parts with pure
peroxide OF hydrogen. allowing it to dry
on. then dust thoroughly with this pow
der for odorous perspiration, powdered
boric acid, 1-2 ounce; powdered alum,
l-2 ounce; oil of eucalyptus, 20 drops;
subnitrate of bismuth ! ounce; oil of
rose. drops, oil of verbena, drops.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-26
PUBLIC BUILDING BILL
NOT TO BE Considered
Speaker Clark Announces No Action
Will Be Taken on Appropriations
During This Session.

Although many members Of Congress
would like to see the Public Buildings
and Grounds bill enacted into law at the
present session, Chairman Clark said
yesterday that there would be no action
taken on the committee report until the
next session.
Pork" in the form of Federal build
ings aud building sites is generously
sprinkled through the bill and almost
every influential administration leader
gets his portion. There is also some ex-
cellent general legislation Incorporated in
the measure.
Members of Congress in doubtful dis
tricts hoped to have the bill pass at the
present session that It might assist them
in campaigning for reelection. Their
hopes have been snuffed out by the an
nouncement that 1t cannot be added to
the legislative program of the present
session.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-26
STREET RAILWAY MEN
OPPOSE VALUE REPORT

George E. Hamilton, president OF the
Capital Traction Company announced
yesterday that valuations OF the property
Of the company, made by the Public Util-
tiles Commission, fell sort of showing
the full value OF the company"
The figures, as contained in the report.
are so much lower than the actual value
that we are at a loss to express an opin-
ron OF the results OF the work of the COM
mission" said the report OF the traction
president.
Valuations placed by the commission
are as follows: Original cost, S1o,6o4,-
4S3 30; cost of reproduction. s10,a2, III. 49;
reproduction cost, less depreciation, $685.
393. IS. The company is capitalized at
s1S, 100000.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-26
U. S. STEEL PAYS EXTRA
DIVIDEND ON COMMON

Cby the International News service.)
New York, July 5.-The directors Of
the united States Steel corporation this
afternoon declared an extra dividend Of
IL per share on the common stock, in ad-
dition to the regular quarterly dividend
Of II per cent
The regular quarterly dividend of 81
per cent on the preferred stock was also
declared
Reports for the quarter ended June 30
last snow net earnings Of sS1, ,126,o4s, COM
pared with s6o.713,64 for the quarter end
ed March 81 last
The Washington herald., 1916-07-26
HOUSEWIVES DAILY -
ECONOMY CALENDAR
SUMMER READING.
By FRANCES MARSHALL.

Most Of US have more leisure In the
summer than In the winter. Many of
US have really too much leisure TO be
good for us-that is, II We waste this
leisure.
OF course, many Of US need rest and
recreation, and II we spend our sum
mer leisure to strengthen and rest our
bodies, we are doing all that we ought
to do But many Of US allow ourselves
TO stasnate. We let our bodies grow
fat and our minds grow sluggish dur
ing our unaccustomed summer leisure
A good course OF reading helpe keep
the mind in trim and a good course
Of exercise keeps the body At. So plan
to read in an intelligent way and to
exercise wisely while you are taking your
summer holidays
One good plan is to combine exercise
and reading.
Pick out a comfortable spot a couple
OF miles away from the place where
you are staying, and walk there every
morning with a book.
AS for the reading itself. each per
son must plan her own. But here are
some suggestions. II you especially en-
JOY history, read history. read fiction IL
you like that, or read biography and
memoirs If you like best TO read about
real persons.
Perhaps you are interested in Co.
lontal America. In any library you
can dig out interesting books that
have to do with this period. There
are. for instance. the Letters from
an American Farmer" charming let
ters written in the eighteenth century
by St John de Crevecoeur. Then
there are many brief but good his
tories that give the proper back
ground for all your Colonial reading.
Novels. read with a history book at
hand for a background, are sure to
give a graphic idea Of the period in
which you are interested. Some of
the best sellers" of fifteen years ago
are interesting to the student of
American history. Alice Of Old Vim
cennes," ITO Have and to Hold"
Richard Carvel." The Grandissimes," "
The Virginians." Janice Meredith
all these and many others help to fix
historical facts in ones mind and at
the same time give a most interesting
account of the period in question.
First decide what subject interests
you most strongly. Then go to a IL
brary or a book seller and work out
q list OF books to read. Keep at
them steadily until you are enough
interested in them not to need self
prodding. At the end Of the summer
you will have acquired real knowledge
and real pleasure; and II you have
walked TO your reading, you will have
acquired physical strength as we'll as
mental stimulus.
Copyright l9lsl
The Washington herald., 1916-07-26
AUCTION SALE.
THos. J. OWEN A son. Aucsie.e.r..

TRUSTEES SALE OF vAJUABLE UNN.
PROVED REAL ESTATE ON MeKIs-
LEY STREET. BETWEEN TTIRTy-NINTH
STREET AND RENO ROAD, TO BE SOLD
N THE OFFICE OF THos J. OWEN a
SON
BY virtue Of a certain deed Of trust duty recorded
IN Lber No. s5sz. folio ss ct Sc, OF the Land
Records Of the District Of Columbis, and at the
reouert o the party secured thereby, the under
sgne67 trustees viii sell al pubic auction 10 the
oFioe OF Ths. ]. Owen a Son. lSq sre~t
northwest, % THURSDAY, THE SRD DAY OF
AUGUST. A. D. 1916. at o'clocs ,. n. the fol-
lowing described land and premises. situate in the
District oS Columbia and designated as and boins
lots and 10, in square T74s Of Connecticut Avenue
Ternce, as said Subdivision is recorded in the
Office Of the Surveyor Of the District Of Columbia
In County Book p. page 3.
Terns OF sale will be announced at tine Of sale.
deposit Of $40 win be required at time Of sale.
AL coovsyancing, recording. revenue stEmps etc.
At cost OF purchaser. Terms Of sale 70 be compiled
with within fifteen days from day ot sale Otherwise
the trustees reserve the right to resell the property
at the risk and cost Of defGultng purchaser, after
five days Advertisement Of such resale IN so<as
Newspaper published in WGsht ,gton, D. c.
H. ID. GORDON
ROBERT Z. HEATER
The Washington herald., 1916-07-26
British Turn Back Americans

London. July 2&-The American EN-
oassy announced this afternoon that
Thomas Hughes Kelly. treasurer OF the
Irish Relief Fund of America, and Joseph
Smith. another American, both en- route
for ireland, had been stopped by the
British authorities at Liverpool and or
dered to return to the United States on
Saturday on the liner Philadelphia,
The Washington herald., 1916-07-26
PRACTICAL HEALHIALkS
OLiHian%kitn itneH:MlQ


leading q
endowed
au
should
csxe eof.h his
The Washington herald., 1916-07-26

J. Hunt: BY the "plethoric habit" is
meant one in whom the blood vessels are
unusually full. the pulse strong, the
complexion very forid and the body
"stocky."
Elderly: From your description, l
should not think the tumor malignant
II IS probably a hpoma-that is, consist
ing OF fat Perhaps 1t might be advis-
able TO consult a physician and have
your mind relieved.
E. R.: Drinks of mucila ginous or oily
nature usually allay irritability OF those
passages.
Hard-hit Your physicians advice,
while apparently cold blooded. is really
very valuable, for II you continue the
occupation which causes your arliction
you cannot undergo treatment, as 1t
would be useless. In the meantime. your
condition will become steadily worse, SO
that you will shortly become inca paci-
tated and a burden. There must be, there
is, some other work that you can do,
even for less money. OF the two evils,
which is the lesser?
Copyright, l9l6l
The Washington herald., 1916-07-26
Existing Contracts Exempt

Ambassador Spring-Rice, of Great
Britain. informed Acting Secretary Of
state Polk yesterday that the British
olacklisting OF American business firms
would not interfere with existing con-
tracts.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-26
ADAM A. wEsCHLER, Auctioneer.

Executrix's Sale Of Leather and
Rubber Heels. Nails. Soles. Polish,
Shoemakers Tools. Thread. Silk,
Light Upper Leathers. Sheepskins.
Shoe Laces. Etc; Also Buckles,
Rings. Straps, Bits. Pads, Saddles.
Rawhide Chains, Thread. Furniture
and Leather Polish, Harness Dressings
and Soaps, Brass Hardware, Fixtures,
Paper Gutter. Cash Register. Iron
Safe, Scales, Check Writer, Desk,
Etc.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-26
Answers to Correspondents.

MisIaid: I shall be only too glad 70
supply you with formulae for complexion
creams to suit your deeds IL you will
write again and inclose a self-addressed,
stamped envelope.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-26
DIED.

Monday, july q, 1916
EMMA NJ FLETCHER
Funeral services will be held in
Zurhorst's parlors, Su East Capitol
street, on Wednesday July Is. 1916. al
$50 p. m. Relatives and friends in
Vited to attend.
MATTHEWS-On Monday night, July a
1916, at the home of her son. Ernest
Fenwick, Fitch place Lincoln Heights,
d. C, SALLIE MATTHEWS, age So
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
WATSON-At Philadelphia, Pa, on Mon
day, July p, 1916. JOHN w WAT
SON. aged 63 years
The relatives and friends OF the family
also Mount Hermon Lodge. No l79.
F. A. A M La Fayette R A
Chapter. No. 5: St Elmo Com
mandery, No. y. Kt. T; King Solomon
Council. No. l3; Almas Temple, A. A.
o. n. NJ. s; are invited 10 attend the
funeral services on Thursday after
oon precisely at two (2l o'clock at the
residence of his daughter, Mrs. Ethel
F. Oesterman, 2SSl West Hagert
street (Twenty-fourth and Cumber-
land streets. Philadelphia, Pa. Inter
ment private.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-26

Potato omelette-Spread seasoned mash
ed potatoes on a greesed omelette pan.
Brown, fold and serve with sliced ham
The Washington herald., 1916-07-26

Little neck clams-They should be
served on the half shell Just as raw
oysters are. Serve horse rad!sh or lemon
with them.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-26
FOR sALE-MISCELLANEOUs.

NEW AND BEAUTIFULLY Illus
trated Life Of DR.. Booker T Wash
ington. Books ready for delivery.
Agents outfit mailed on receipt Of 10
cents to cover postage Address h =
JOHNSTON. Inc. S26 Pa ave NV,
Washington D. c
The Washington herald., 1916-07-26
LUNCHEON OR SUPPER

Gooseberries-Cook gooseberries unit
tender and rub through sieve to remove
the seeds. Sweeten and chill before serv
ing.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-26
TOMORROW'S MENU.

The woman who looks at the man as
a sinner should learn how to cook and
prepare him a dinner."-Ella Wheeler
Wilcox
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JoNEs-KEssLER RUBBER TIRE IN
TREAD TIRES-MARATgSS
TIRES. n Hun
sos and 612 ST. Phone NJ. 1OA1
1921 14th St Phone n. 45Os.
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By Public Auction
in Separate Lots

III tNOs. OLI q ULO ID. Ave. n. W,
THURSDAY, JULY u. 1916.
At 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
Commencing With the Shoe
Findings.
Terms Cash
SALLIE V. KING. Executrix,
Estate ". L King, Deceased
HEDGE MURRAY. Attorney.
Washington Loan and Trust Bldg
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For the benefit OF designers London
has established a furniture museum.
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BAND CONCERT.

By the Marine Band. at the Capitol, this
afternoon at 5 O'Clock. William II. San
talp,anp leader
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MONEY TO LOAN.
Monty TO LOAN ON APPRoYED CITY 6IAI
sstae at lowest current uts; KecaAl pr1rfIsss,
With rr.Tect to pri0r raym>na TILE 4 RUTE
ERFORD. Inc, sI7 l5;S -
AONEY TO LOAN-s3o 70 ss1 oo on o a
real estate. Several trust funds ~ 10 per espt
Al t1nsactions conducted with economical consk
sution for borruwsrs Wal. a SAUNDERS .
CO.. Southern Building 90 Nth - ~
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wilcox.
BREAKFAST.
Gooseberres. Cereal and Cream
Poached Eggs on Toast
LUNCHEON OR SUPPER
Sliced Ham.
Potato Omelette
Cup Custard. Sponge Cake.
DINNER.
Little Neck Clans
Cold Sliced Beef.
scaloped Potatoes. Sliced TomItoes.
String Bean salad.
Blackberry Pie.
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SPECIAL NOTICE
TO THE MERCHANTS

This is to notify you that lemons s-e so.ietias
Advertisements under the name Of the WSshins1ou
Central Labor Union We desire 70 inform You
That We have 10 one soliciting Advertisements o.
Donations Of any kind. and any o1e % representing
themselves are impUstets We are not INTERESTED In
GEloo Label DlrecOoTy or any other book gotten
o1t Tor Advertising pITIpSes. II any one calls OF
you using the name q the Washington Ceutral
Labor Union CAL the police and We will p-use--ts
WASHINGTON CENTRAL LABOR UNION
JOHN B. COLPOYs s.c-ers-v-
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NETHERLA ANDS

New YORK Ave. 50 yards from Boardwalk.
Overlooking avn and ocean; capacity, go; eleIa-
tor private baths; OVER 80 OUTSIDE ROOMsi
have hot AID cold running water.
SO TO $50 Up WEEKLY s. Up DAILY.
SPECIAL FREE FEATURES-Bathing privilege
from hctel lawn tennis court. dance hoOr: bookl-t
with POINTS Of interest in Atlantic City.
AUGUST RUHwADEL Prop'r.
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FOR SALE-FARMS.
MONEY TO LOAN.

FOR sALE-FARM OF 8 ACRES n CHARLIE
County Nd; will sell cheap Apply ss Pa ave