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The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1900-07-11

second on a shady decision of the
umpire and stole third. Meanwhile
Harrington struck out and NORM
came to bat He hit the ball for
not grounder straight for what
seemed like a good opening toward
second but the ball was seen to ston
in It's career and when the fans
looked again Burke was cody throw
ing NORM out at first. This was
Bayfield, s last possible chance to
score. The eighth and ninth innin gs
seeing but seven men at the bat.
Washburn also had but seven men
at bat in these two innings.
Following is the score by innings:
Innings q 4 5 6 Z 8 9 Total
Washburn 0 0 0 l 90 2
bayfield, 0 0 0 0 0 @ 900 @
Two base hits. Lee Gardner, Bassett: stol-
en- bases, Kennedy. Baxter 2: base on tails off
wigs 3, off Smith hit by pitched ball. Null
lane, Holgren, Keefe, Kennedy struck out
by Wiggs9 by Smith 4; passed ball Gardner:
umpires, Webster, Shafer, Helmer; time As.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1900-07-11

To the Public: I carried q
accident policy with the Northern
Accident Company, of Menomonie,
Mich, and had claim against it on
account of an accident. The claim
was promptly and satisfactorily
settled, and I am well pleased with
the company's way of doing bust
ness. FRANK DILREE.
This company is represented by
r. Hawkes..
The monthly dues are payable at
THE TINES office for the month of
July, as / haven ! time to attend to
them. r. HAYNES
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-06-21
ORNAMENTS FOR
| KALhKAUA'S TOMB
Pr nee" Cupid Buys Artificial
Flowers in San Francisco
| for Royal Mausoleum.

Prince Cupid of Hawaii is nothing
IF not original. Prince Cupid's other
name is kalanianaole, but nobody
thinks of trying to pronounce such a
tumble of vowels. So he is just Prince
Cupid to those who know him.
His latest original idea is as UNIQUE
as 1t IS patriotic. 1t came to pass in
quite an accidental way If he had not
accompanied his wife, the Princess. on
ia shopping expedition in San Francis
co 1t might not have occurred to him
The Prince possesses in a marked de-
gree the national Hawaiian character
Iist1c of reverence for ancestors, It is
the custom of the Hawaiian people to
pay lavish floral tribute to their dead
Especially their royal dead-and the
choicest flowers that bloom in the ISL
and are carefully laid as daily offerings
upon the tombs wherein the bones of
the bygone great are laid. It has ever
been Prince Cupid's pride that the royal
lmausoleum in the beautiful burying
ground should be fittingly decorated.
But the fairest blossoms fade quickly
in tropical heat, and are sadly withered
before they can be replenished.
Briliiancy OF coloring appeals strong
ly TO a Hawaiian's taste When the
Prince and Princess visited the millin-
cry department of the Emporium dur
ing their recent stay in this city en-
route to Europe, the former was at
ltracted by the resplendent flowers of
artificial make all around him. Then
the idea suggested itself to him: Why
Inn I,sx 81
Hawaii perennially decorated with
fadeless flowers?
The order was at once given to the
head of the department, and the results
now completed comprise three large
and handsome artificial floral PIECES, an
easel, crown and Masonic star.
The crown is a fac-simile of the Ha-
waiian crown, onade OF royal purple
Parma violets and gold-colored butter
cups. No less than 10000 dozen flowers
We're used in its construction. The
crown rests upon pillow of white
roses and lilies OF the valley.
The star is composed of bachelor
button daisies, the late Kings favorite
flower; also Jacqueminot roses with a
center of bluets, bordered with fadeless
begonia leaves, the whole mounted on a
pedestal of natural foliage.
/ Very elaborate is the easel, wrought
with acacias, lilacs, roses and maiden
hair fern, the flowers being the choicest
that money can buy. and made to last
for years. The predominating roses
are Black Prince, Glory-de-Dijon, Am
erican Beauty and Marechal Mel
When arranged in the royal mausoleum
the crown will rest on the catafalque
! of King Kalakaua, the other two pieces
on either side, each draped with in
visible silk netting, giving the flowers
a natural appearance by softening the
eayety of their coloring. All Of these
pieces are artificially perfumed.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-06-21
The Gar at Home.

Alexander III, the late Car of Rus
sia' was said TO be an autocrat even
IN the bosom Of his family. Nicholas
IL, however. is the very reverse. He
regards his consort as a good comrade
anu When IN urgent cases Ministers
seek an audience late in the evening
ne IS invariably to be found in her
company, chatting and laughing with
out restraint. The Car Is generally
occupied at his desk, while the Czarina
busies herself with embroidery u,orr
Immediately Minister enters sba rises
a ~ 10 retire. but more often than
o.her"ise the Car informs her that
she is not one too many.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-06-21
SIERRA LAUNCHED.
Fist Of the Three New Bats for
Oceanic Cornnanv.

The steamship Sierra, built for the
Oceanic Steamship Company. was sue
cessfuily launched at Cramps shipyard
last week. She was named by Miss
Cassie l.. Hayward. daughter of Cap
tain Henry Nj. Hayward of the Oceanic
line, who will command her. officials
OF the steamship line and of Cramps
witnessed the launching, which was
followed by luncheon.
The Sierra is the first to be launched
OF three steamships ordered by the
Oceanic Steamship Company. They are
to ply between San Francisco, Hawaii
ana Australia. Except the ST. Louis
and St Paul, the Sierra is the largest
passenger steamship ever built at
Cramps yards. The sister ships will be
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-06-21
Nils College and Seminar,
THE OLDEST
PROMSTANT sca0oL FOR GIRLS
ON THE PACIFIC COAST.
THE ONE CHARTERED COLLEGE
FOR WOMEN IN CALIFORNIA.

The College Courses correspond with
these of the Universities. Degrees con-
erred and Diplomas granted. The Sem
mary Course provides for the all round
education of hose who do not desire
a full College Curse.
A Preparatory Department provides
or younger pupils. Rare opportunities
for music One hour from San Fran
cisco. Terms model 2te. Summer term
begins August Sth.
5576 MRS. c. T. MILLS. President.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-06-21

as large. The principal dimensions .,
the Sierra are: Length between nor
pendiculars, 400 feet: extreme bre.s,t
SO feet; depth. 43.6 feet: displacement
1000 tons; speed. II knots.
The contract for the steamers MO,
signed March 6, 1899. 1t is exnaota,z ~.
the sierra Will be completed in time for
delivery In San Francisco before SEN
TENDER l.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-06-21
OUR BINDERY

Executes, as usual, all orders for the
repair Of law or miscellaneous books,
the manufacture of special blank books,
binding Of music, magazines, ETC., on
short notice.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-06-21

SEATS Now ON SALE AT WALL
NICHOLS COMPANY'S' FOR ANY
PERFORMANC-.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-06-21

LARGEST GASOLINE PUMPING PLANT IN THE WORM
30 HIP Hercules Engine 5n capacity gals minute m
We make speciality of Pumping Plants
We build multiple cylinder Dynamo Engines
Also marine, portable and Hosting Engines
III to $40 H. P
Send for catalog. HERCULES Gas FNc1Np W.
Specify fully when I'M!
asking for price, SAN FRANCISCO Cal
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-06-21
ThOS. g. Thrum'S
UPTOWN BOOK STORE

Is in recent receipt of new supplies
from New York of Staple and Fancy
Stationery, consisting of
OFFICE AND BUSINESS NECESSI-
TIES, HOUSEHOLD REQUIRE
MENTS and FASHIONS FANCIES.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-14
Stumble auf Gebn.

S~niurgentsn aus fsiten Stslluagen berz
trsben. - gernge 9erluite auf
omerifaniI ter5 site- Sn ben Ser
gen fault Der ~SetnO.-Na4ridten
aus ManIlu.
Munila, Is. Sanuur. - Gus
gebu piro iber Elm i6atfes 8sfe6t
am 8. Sanuar stpifden einsm gataiIz
Ion Der 10. Snfantsris uno einer Ibz
tbsiluns Sniurssnten in elmer ~ltarten
SteGung in ben Suolonzgergen be-
ridtet. Der 6eino puroe pertrleben;
bic Imsrifaner stbsutetsn cine 9lattqsz
bo6rte 8anpnet, einige 8etpebre UNI
5srIt0rtsn bic 9efeitigung. 8isr Qmez
rifaner tpur0en %perpunoet. Sesglelz
9sn puroe Der Sniurgsntsn : 9eneral
Shores nit 100 Mann gu 9umingan,
Bropins Nuepa 8iscaba, Dom Capt.
9snion nit 5tpei 4bt6ilunsen Der
pisrtsn &apaQeris aus isiner SteQuno
bertrieben, bic Yferoe gefangen UNI
bic pauiiaosn perbrannt. Die 4me=
rifansr batten feline 9erluite.
Die Imerifarer na6men geItern
MagaQanes, 9ropin5 Gapite, Elm UNI
nabmen 20 S%niur9enten nit einem
SberItsn osfangen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-14
MbnnrmitGten.

Sionor Saltarinp, Elm Pieuopnbm,
binter benz fih Der Nrtiiten : Sad
1driFtitener 8. %. Otto birgt, Fat be
litsratur bes Fabrenben 9oltes lm
Elm neues Werf berei6ert. tpelhes bic
uQbnormitdten" bebanbelt, allp jens
Menf6en, bic aus i6rem ntsttpiirbig
osTormten SDrperbau aapitol i6laz
een unb ii6 fir @elo in MuFee'n, paz
noptifen, auf Sa6rmdrften Ii. I. NJ.
ous5tensn lafen. 0as genonnts Ser
liner glott bringt nun aus benz inert
purbigen 9uhe sinen 4us5ug, benz
mir oas Nudfebenbe entnefmen;
Dor ni6t pielsn Sa6ren no6
nannte man btsis Dirt aiinItlsr einfad
uMiBesburten" = heute rangirt man
lie unter Die meoi5iniE6en 8urioiitdz
ten urb perofFentlidt iiber ibre Mibz
bi(ounqen cher t0rpsrli6en Osfette
oelebrte Wbbanolunsen. Cine Der erz
item Nbnormitdren, bic Ii6 Der IuFz
merfIamfeit dr5tli6sr 9reiis e%rfreute,
mar Der 5ubfiinftler 9ottfrieo Oiebe,
bsr, obne Mrms geboren. li6 Gnbs Der
fInTsiqer Sabre unter .bsn aQerbsz
ifei6enften @srbdltnifen in elmer 9uz
be auf ben fd6fil4en ShubsnFeIten
E.6en lieB. @e.bItreoeno tat es iaon
lanoe Dor ibm dbnl;de SinItler gage
ben, bic aus Der Noth cine Susenb gu
MAIDEN ~perItanoen. Sci 8ulentini.
inn britten Sfe;ls fsiner Sdmbiihne
fremlber Natural;en i'm RiIt@ uno
2euuhaus Der Natur pber musci mus
eorum" finbsn pir9el4reibunga DON
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-14

inoem er mir bob nit 8or1pltleIuag
falider Sbatiafsn 6eDisnt bate I'm
MD nit boDfpttfrsiem Bier. gr aber.
ais DIAM Der Hoben S'rpait, mari
ME Dor bic S1ir."
9orT.: Limb nun iebten sic Den
5fanoal auf Der StraBe fort?"
Qrgsti.: Sd forbsre Den SduBz
mann If, ben 5bat6eItano gu yrpto@
foQ gu neEmsn, inoem id Den Su0iser
peisn SeIfdDiiunQ mainer poltttlt en
uebsr3eiiung psrfiagsn noQte. Den
fen Sc MI, bet Der S6ubmonn ooa
nur ben Singer iertebrt BAT, uHl mn
gu meinem Hsht gu bslFen? sans
i'm ~SsSeisnt6eil na6m er itrann Yar,s'
fpr ben 9ubifsr IN per.angte, id toue
srft meine 3s6e be3d6lsn, nad6er
f0nnte id ia nit uFf Die Wa6e TOM
men,. 9err, ia9te id, Oct Is unerport,
mat Sic pa bon mir Nrlangsn. Nte
fam id senen Nf|en be3abIsn, uber
ben id mir 3eit me;nes 2ebens Ida
men muB, inbem er 0 bopcotttrtem
gier berrii6rt unb iejen meine Grin
3ipien gum 9imm:l uuH6reItl Nbfr
bet balf QQers njI6t, Der SAubrann
FaBts mir am 8raqen uno l6ubbte
mir bis CUR Wahe, no lie mir brat
SlunOen ~feEihjelten.
0or{.: lin oSy'5nen 9elegen6eit gu
gsben, Sbren 3aui4 aus3u|dIafen
uno um peiteren Stanoal gu perbiiz
ten. sic beIdimpften ben SduBs
mann ais 9rpBenfneAt, 8rauerelbut@
tel uno 8uoifer@2atai.
4nqetl.: 0srr Seri6tsbof tpenn i'd
ol5 Mann, Der id bod fir eine bohsre
esyOee lebe, 70 lftper in malnen meter
p6bli|dsn sSSefiibisn ietrdntt nn NIT
SSuBen ~ietreten tpsroe, oann muB Id
mir ufbdumen I'm fir oct ietneAtete
0olfsbepuBtIein um Seb0r (drelsn,
Wat man mir anispabn bat, bet ltht
uf fsene aubbaut. Sn ben ebsllten
96Itdten JEFF id in bic 8nslpe, UNI
sum 5eien Der MenIdheit, gum Bobse
Der aiel6epubtsn Sluifen sens1 UNI
perFdlf6ten, unbopcottirten 5runt gu
blum, un muB nun erfabren, bet Id
70 I6mafJpoG hinteriangn tporo'n
bin, bet id, lfatt ben 8rauerel : HIn9
gu I6pd6en, i'm ieltdrtt babe um
3p0(T Ssipgl. 0ieler 2lFFe, ben mir
Die supitoliltil6en 9erIdporer IN Die
6uppe injsbrodt haben, tptro MIR
epio uTf Der Seele bremen.
Sd,umann nirb peqen 8ele|orz
ounq gu oreibig Marf @elotraTe p2r7
urthsilt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-14
Ser Strife Der gtanniabrifauten 1T
G6icaau.

G6icago, 13. Sanuar. - Die
rYiano Moters Union" bat ben bon
Yrdiioent 8ompsrs BON Der uQme-iz
can FEDERATION Of 2abor" por9eihlagez
nen Nu59lei6 5uriidgepisien uno Die
unter6anolungsn nit Den PIano~5az
b~rifanten obgebrrden. Man min biz
4rbeit9eber 8pingen, fans lie sine baI'
Oigs 9iitlide 9eile9ung pes Strites
mini den, 1id 'pirstt an bic nunion" gu
fpenben uno lift bic bis6er oerpsigerte
W%nerfennung 5u5ugeltsben. Iu4 bal
bic Union" alien Witgl:eoern perboz
ten, in 5abritsn, bic Tidtzu nlonlsutt
beIddftigen, 4aitsQung gu nebmsn,
9emnd9 pirb Der 4usItano pobl mod
bon LANCER Sauer 1ttn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-14

Wie cine Saabe T4li4 er nG6er uno
ndber, bann Elm S6rei, Elm Sprii6re=
oen BON 5euer UNI ra5 AuFleu9ten eis
nes WofsGol36sns.
rGno(:6!" f2uhte 6ans, feline 6rdu
am 6~ano9elent 6alienD, renol:6 ab9es
FaBt!" unp i'm 3;mmer umbsreuhz
teno, fu6r sr fort, nun9ludlid', mo tit
ere"
rGer5ei6una Sans!" H0bnts Sta,
.eine ungliidlj4e 2eioenI4aFt -"
$50 1T sr?" forI4te Der 9atts meiz
ter.
nWsr?"
r0srbier Ioe6en raudte?"
%, Sans, - i4 - id mar IS ia
IsibF!"
naiianerin!" Tdnob sr, na6er i4 tptrz
be i'm finoen." limb er Iiibrte Dos
Wa6sbDl3den in aaen Gden lumber.
Hi6t5 mar gu entoeden.
.Babrbaft;g! Sd mOAte mabr6afs
tig g.auben, 9u baIf 9srauft! 0u
Bat mir ieood ME geIogt -"
nNe;n, Sans, unb oa5 1T mslnsSiins
BE-" OerTeBts lie, lid an Ieinen 9ais
hdngenb.
rS9on ais MGo9en frDbnte iA Der
2eio'nidaft. Dis i4 DID fsnnen
lernte, iu4ie i'd, gu sntfugen, aber IS
sing i6per, Bis Elm 8iertelia6r na3
u~nIerer 9er6eiraibung piosritano i'd,
bann Brad Die ate 2eioanI4aft NIT
bpppelter Wadt Dur4. Gi9arretten
geniigten mir ntdt, i'd grill gu Cigar
ren -"
n3u msiren Giqarrsn!"
rSu, psiBt 0u, oa6 1T cine feline
Sprte ="
r9m?! MeinH DUP"
.unb nun biIt 0u mir nift patttc
bO1e, Sans, bite, bitte!" llno Iis
fiibte i'm.
Gr 3o9 lie an fid.
yMeinsttpegen!" llnb er perIu6ta
nod einmal Ieiner Stimme einen bros
benoen Slang gu gsben: r9eTer 9u,
ais Elm Nnbersr - benn Der rau6te
iebt nidt mebr!!" -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-14

Tit am II. 1ebruar 1900 in Rom
purh bic SnquiIit;on ben 5susrtoo.)
. r. Quibbefommtni d t u IN
mort.
en- Qeipsio nurhe cine bemofratlih e
iammlung. in tpslder Der
friikre Minfwner unipsrlitdts1prpz
fefor Or. Quibbe iiber bic arbsiterz
fs;nof;d 8ehtiprsdune osr 1d9liThen
@er;dtsb0fs fpredsn poll!s. poli5e'l!1
aufgsloIt It.
2iebesperben Der Hegiez
rung.
Der friibeu 2unbratb pss areiies
poisn4OH, %. Mrtbur gaurtb, Der
tpsaen fsiner Mbiimmung in Der Sd
nalfrass CUR Dispoliiion ssItsat nurs
be, tit gum Electromagnetic srnannt
uno Der @seisruns in S9lssspts tibet
pieisn pprben.
Slsi{hbsid au in Osuti1
lamb.
Dor einissn Saesn rolte bier IN
Berlin BON einem Dagsn BEG 5sI1ds
bGnblers 9anae Elm SAB auf Die
strobs unb barIt. 9ierbei ion 1tD
bsrausesItsGt BADEN, bab Jefa, pel1
DIES Der 5lei64aodanitalt bss ltdotls
16sn @6la6tfaufes 8etufs Stsrltls
iiruna @. +. CUR GrtDOtun9 BON VT
frobsn) iibsrpisien mar, mafsnbatf
rob an eroBs 8oltsARstauranss uno
MurItmader psrfauF. puros, troB poz
liasilider ueberpadung. Bon Der
prefIe tpirb bisisr 5aa oa5u bsnubt,
Jim barauf bin5upeiien. DAB bic plel
asru6mie amtlidr 5lsiidbehau poa
Mant>es gu pinfden ubri9 lane.
MIlsrlei aus OsutF4lano ,.
Der untsritaatsisfretdr IN 3eidsz
@6abomt Wirfli6s 8e6sime Ratb
Or. Mfsnborn 1T in ben Huk1tano
getreten.
Der friihsre MRner Timber itdtsz
profefor @dsnf. Der bic Sbeorle BON
Der @orberbsl immung oes 9eidlshts
aufgeTteGt fat. bat Is untsr 9'ntpels
ouf feline bon Staarspsgsn ertol9te
p%snIionirung ubgslshnt, Dffsrtlifs
gortrGee in Mmerita gu baltsn, fur
tpslds inn psrlodsnbe Sfferten 5ugez
ganeen parsn.
6enrp 6. 8ourb, Prdlaoent Der
fran5oiiTdsn 9anoelstammsr bon
NspzYort, Fat bos areu3 Der gbrsnz
2egion erballsn.
Sn gorbiebera in Der Rlo'sra 1T
Mauli5 @uribaloi, Elm @o6n 'pss be-
riibmten Generals 8arlbdloL ge1torz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-14
0rab in Der GismMite.

Orsi &lonb;fefabrsr slsno um9etomz
men. - Die lSdreden bes 60
montonypfaoes.
@ictoriu, 9.G., Is. San. -
@uf Dem Gomontonzpfdos ms Cob
lamb, no 20 piele &lonDifsfabrsr elenO
gu 8runpe gingen, iinD audi bic 9oloz
iuhsr u. 5. Moffat bon Pembroot,
g. 9eGspue BON Duluib uno S. 9olz
mes ben fiirdterliden Strapa5sn uno
BET eIiigen adlte eriegsn. Cine 9ulfsz
Expedition, Die i'm IuguIt Don Dam
ionHG;tp unter 2situng BON 8orporul
Sfirpina bon Der canaoiT6en berittez
men goli5ei ben g~sOrdnglen sntse9en
eeI6idt puros, bringt Nafrif,t bon
benz traurfgsn S6idIul Der 8ofoiu=
der. MofFat un,O 8sfa3rten tparsa
i'm Ssrbit 1897 6ohnungsfreuoig aus
eeaogsn, UNI i'm fernen Noroen Das
Slid gu srfo1en. gu i6rem 9srosr=
ben pdblten tie ben GomontpnJpfao
uao 1000 Msilen braneen bic Wdnoez
RET bur6 bic GispiiIie Dor, bis tie err
fh0pft >uno BON 3Glts sri TART nitosr=
f~unfen. Qno &eFnsn ia6 man pleoerz
fehren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-14
Staot Baltimore.

9srfonalnoti5 3. = Prpf. $.
s. Semmetsr pon Der MurDlGnoer
uniDerIitGt bielt am 5reitag bic Sab
resrsos Dor Der n2onaconing Meoicol
@otietp" in DiGiamsport, ga. @m
@6eno bte(r er ei1sn 9ortrug iiber
u5sitli6e Diognois bes Moesntre6ies."
ITO 0oftoren lpo6ntsn Dem oarouf fol-
genbsn ganfett Bel.
St er [Gulbig9 - DR. 49,
id9rige G6arles %. 2dtptoa puros 9e'
5tern W6enb BON Dem 9ebeimpoliaiitsn
9psan auf bic 4niduloiaung perbaTz
tet, Morris Silperitein bon Nr. 46,
@e1tz9a our6 faaIde
9orIpis9sIungen um Elm @%rapbopboa
gum Wertbe 'Don $15 uno etnen anoe=
rem gropbopbon burh einen duf ben
Nama1 bon 9eorg 9ra6am ausgefteaz
ten Gbed gum 9etrage BON $3.50 be-
fGNpinoslt gu baben.
WoIlte lie i'd i6res 6 NJ
81 oli5iIt Sd=
mes Qetpis arrstirte eeitern qbeno an
Der Misquitbz. nabs 2sringtonltr., cine
iunae 5rau nit einsm lieben Wo9en
alten S'inos, neil oieIelbs anl9slnanc
Ii3 bes ainbes gu sntleoi9en peri udts,
uno brofte [ie nah benz mitilerenStoz
f~ionsbauIe. DIE 5rau iagte, ;br Naz
me lei 2sna 2ultis, ibr Monn, 9arrr
2uIiis. tabs Eter in Baltimore gear
bsitst, lei Ipdtsr nit ibr na6 Nepz
gort gs5osen unb babe tie bort psrlolz
fem. Sic baR Ii6 oam nah Wa1bz
in9ton bsgebsn uno bort in einem So
{pital einsm Sinoe oas 2sbsn gegeben,
uno iebt piiIs Is nt6t, mas ite anfanz
een Ioqe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-14

Sifbafrifa gu i6iden," 3aste er. ~Das
fommt einsm 9eraiht auf unfere I'M
abbdng!gfeit elsid."
psr1Dnli9 bslradtst Irhibaio ben
Grieg nit Dem 5ranspaal ais unsez
redtsrtigt, fripol uno gdn5l'h unprc+
po5irt. St 1agte: rSoiepb Gbamber=
lain 1T elm Subas, pslfsr Der Nsibe
na9 ale Partsisn, nit benen er ioentiz
fi5irt mar. psrratbsn bat. Gr o~sruist6
bR 9abifalen, er psrritb 9laoi tone,
unb iebt betriiet ct Das 2ano gum
gluBsn berjenigsn 2su.s, mlt penen er
CUR 3eit beg :SamsfOn'idsn Glnfaa in
bas 5ranspaal unter elmer Sede
fp:slts. Gnelanb psrb;ent, i'm arsgs
gu unterfisgen. neil Differ offsnllAtl:d
unoere6t it,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-14

Sd babe tiir3lid in Strem Slatte
eeleien, bab 9r. 2eDi Weinberger li9
UNI bic @tels zines Splrituoisnz2lz
osn5zGommihdrs bepirbt. grlauben
sic nun e;nem 3sIsr Shras Slattes, gu
Iaasn, baB Sberit Wsinberger bic 81
biofeitsn bsIiBt. o;sien poIten CUR gu
friepsn6e:t offer Seitsn aus5ufulea.
Gr lit nobl betannt us1ter Den &c
Iddftslsuten u1p puro empFohlen bon
ban bs5ten Glsmenteu Der p:mofratiz
i6sn partsi, fir psltys 9r. Beinberz
ger manA' tpidtigsn DIenit gelelltet.
Gr Fat nod ME si1en IaIarirten poiten
inne gsbabt, obpobl er stltae Vsrtrauz
ensltenen bstfeibsts, mo Reoli6teIt II.
@eIhdftstenntriB nctbIpenoig rparen.
Gr mar asbn Satrs lang Wtttelieo beg
Oipettoriunns beg n6ouIe Of Hefuge,"
iopie aebn Sabre Direftor Der rWsit=
lifysn Murpldnbsr Gtienba6n" Ell
tens oer 5taot, pisr SATIRE in oeriel=
ben GigarI6aFt i'm Stuatsarbeits9auz
fs, iptp;e Sbsrit i'm 9ouperneurs=
Stabs.
6 in Jrsunb bss 9rn Gel n
ber9er."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-14
Brian unb Wltgelb.

9 # 0 n, MaF., Is. San. = 9r.
Wm. s. 8rban piro am 30. Sanuar
bier cine Heoe in Der rMedanics'
Sale" balten. Mit ibm fperpen CT
@ouDsrneur Nltgslo bon Sqinois unD
GongrsBmitglisb 2en8 bon S9io tonz
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-14

Retnunq 0u Dem Gdlof nur TRACE,
Nidt psrfImm're feline Rehte!
0e;ner tur3en Groen I a g
S6ulp finb Oft Die ldn9en
0G6te.
Gsopfert miro Ger meiIteu Menid:n
3eit
g(uF Dem Qltart5i4 Der @ei6pdbigs
felt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-14

MorQen firth nit Dem S6laoe s ubr
beainnt pieler QroBe @uirdumluQs=@er
faui! Iift Elm ~siu5igcs. @etpauD miro
r"eierpirt - Tibts 3uriidbebalteu. lluier
~ein3iqes geitrebtn lit, Qcleerte Sertauis=
tide cit ieben, ipp ieBt Qan5e ~S,auieu BON
Hesiers ii6 befinom lub babeu mir
Nihts mn.erlaitn, I'M unier.n 3iued 8u
errcid)eui
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1900-07-05
ART OF BEDMAKING.
Although 1t Is Easily Mastered, Many
HOusekeepers Do Not Under
stand Its Rudiments.

Before making up the beds see to it
that the rooms have been aired. On a
clear, sunshiny day open the windows
before breakfast and strip the bed,
hanging the clothing over chairs near
the windows.
Allow the rooms to air for a couple
of hours and shake the bed clothing
free of dust. If the day is rainy do not
open the beds while the room is airing.
They will gather moisture if you do,
On a damp day hang the bedding to air
in the rooms with the windows closed,
make up the beds and air the rooms
again after the beds have been made
up.
The most important part of bedmak.
ing is to get the sheets properly ad.
justed. Wrinkles in a sheet are an
abomination. The bottom sheet should
be tucked in securely at the top so that
it cannot be jerked down by the rest.
lessness of the sleeper.
The top sheet should be tucked in
tightly at the bottom so that it cannot
easily be drawn out of place.
Il should be laid with the wide hem
at the top and the rough side of the
hem turned uppermost, so that when il
is folded back over the coverlet the
right side will be exposed,--N Y
World.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1900-07-05
STAGES IN ITS CONSTRUCTION.

rehensible habit attributed to the
one-piece collar button is the weakness
for rolling under the bed just when
man Tor girI is in a rush. In case
Ats a man, you know just how it ruff
fles his temper to he caught under the
bed hunting for buttons; it annoys him
equally if the wife shrieks, thinking
him burglar, or if she assumes a su-
perior air and goes silently on her way
But let us look at this one-piece but
ton and note it's evolution. You may
imagine there's lot of complicated ma
chinery behind it-behind every stage
of it, indeed
In the first stage there's circular
disk stamped out of a strip of metal.
Being fed into several machines, it at
length gets into the third form, so like
grandfather's hat. Rapid blows, and
many of them, from powerful ham
mers, bring it to the fourth stage.
Then a machine turns up its edge
Still another rolls it over. Then its
head is put into shape. Last comes the
polishing.
1t stands to reason that this button
IS stronger than the old one, with it's
straight shank.
How seldom do we stop to think of
all the brains and energy that go into
every tiniest article.-Chicago Record.