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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-08

%n d tebenen Sdu d.
blGttern finben mir Die Sbatfa4e berz
p~orge6pben, oaB Ii6 neben ben neuen
Iruits, Die Ii9 bilben, e5 au9 ni6t
an neuen unb 1e6r ftarfen Gpnturz
ren3~unterne6men feblt. 9eiBt es
ba: rSpgar Der mG4tige Stubltruit
erbdlt ieBt einen neuen @egner. Cine
@n3abl unab6dngiger Stablfirmen
bat in Minnefota einen 9roben 2ano<
1tri6 gum BreiIe BON 68 Miqipnen
Dollars erpprben, in nel9em 1i9 auf
Sa6r8ebnte bin ausrei6enbe Eager
BON @iiener3 beftnben. @let65ettig
tpirb oas GonIortium Die n0t6igen
Siitten CUR 9eriteGung BON @ifen II.
6tu6l anleeen, pie iiber6aupt ale
Mnffalten treffen, UNI aIs Mttbeperz
Der geeen ben StabltruIt auftreten at
f0nnen. 9as Motio lit Ielbitperz
itdnblt9 in benz groBen profit bes
Srufts gu fu9en. @us bemIelben
@runbe tperben aud ben iibrigen
Srufts nod biele @egner entfteben.
Oas, mas Die Srutgriinbungen fiji
mulirt = Der groBe @epinn : pirb
oeraoe our grtpedung Der Gpnfurren3
fiibren, tpie bas boraus5uieben mar
unb audi ~porausgefagt tporoen it,
DAB cine fol9e Gpnfurren5griinbung
fhon elm @%nlagefapital bon 68 Mil@
iionen bebarf, lit bebenfli4, unb bann
ipirb es f9lieBli9 geben, ME es BET
70 pielen anberen berartigen Inter
ne6men Der San mar = tie fommen
f9lieBli9 aufammen, fpenn es Die ges
meinfamen SntereHen tpiini4enstperth
MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-08
alitT2 in @nminotou. G, bait in
Narhlauo e. PCnuiglbaniazGii rnz
abu<gnmhuunie.

UrtbzQbcuur uuD Sat Stutiou IL,
g.rllTtu an Wobtutagcu HQ9 Yort, IA, um ~
WorgsH5 uH0 3.j 9tabmittag5.
8criafeu an gBo5eutlgcu mad Etlta, IA, I'm
L3C Morqtus, 3o5 uno 40 IubmittnRs.
GrlaF1n an l8ob;utal,u nab &,.lir. Il5, NM
73p, 80 NorgtH5, 3O5, 40 N1bmittl95 uno
600 AbtUos.
9erdieu an Sonht1Qtu nab Etltl, IA, I'M so
YiorgsH5 IND 400 9l1mittuI5.
9;ClufsH an S0UutaGeu nab &cllig. Dtov I'LL;
$50 Vtorgtns, 400 Naam,tta35 uHo leyJ
&bsHDs.
8. &. Norris, Observation-Disclosures.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-08

Ser GItefte inatttpe Sfz
fi3ier Der beutfden &rmee, Sberit
8obn bon Sasfi, Der am 1. Mat ietn
75>iGbriges 0ienftiubilGum feierte,
fit i'm Glitter BON "a Sabren geitprben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-08
Samftaa, y. Gppcmber 1902.

9as 9rpBe2 Der prem
Bif9en 2ptterie tit biesmal bier Der@
mDgenben 2euten in Der umgegeno
BON 6alIe 3u9efalen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-08

@oIIte man es Fir mig
It6 bulten, baB Der &augummt@Srui
in Gbicago id6rli9 fir a4t MiaiOnen
Dollars BON benz &auItoff p~erfduft?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-08

rad Qunapolis, Tt. Goool Station, !75O, $3.50
9orm., GamDtu= Station, 800, 1900 8Orm.,
!2.I5, A.15, $40 Iabm.
Qbfabrt pom Communication mad 5reocrid,
H.35, !9.47 @orm., 9.I5 90rm, lbs, !A5O nnO
"5.35 Nadm.
9o6 g8in6sftr. 1920 Dorm, 30, 4.3O2u6m.
Rad 0ogcrgtonn, 1900 Yorm., Hl5, 4SC
To8 GGisOt.sGitp uro Mt. air7, Qotal, TBS,
?915 gorm., lbs, 43o '535 0a8m., $3.50,
"ll.3O QbsuOs.
9o5 Gurtis' BAR, !628 Morocns.
RAD Qurap, Wt. ~RODalsStatton, '256 Ra4Ht.
EnrnareStntinn t31O Ratm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-08
M4ric @liiabctb 0epfin.

Gg torb o1 5. g1opsuber 1902, 5 u6r OtUrqtng,
;srou Wlurie Gli3abstb 2epfin, 0eb. Gaberua0cl,
eslitbte Satin pom @m. 9tptin, i'm altsr BON 46
Subreu. III. 9scrDiGuug finott 5ouHta9 9, ben
9. Gopsmtber, Ra6mirtaos UNI 2 ubr, bonn 8rauer@
buuis, Tr. 1915, Of=Rort9sNpenus aus ant Der
.Qouppu : 0arfsgtmstrpS itatt. 9eriOlnOts uHo
5reunOs fnO abtunggpoa eingela5tn.
Sum idlafe pobl in Seinem tiiblcn 6rdbt,
giit ia srl6ft BON aler 9ein uHo Hotb!
On parft mir aaes, @ass, meins pertbte @a6s,
0eun On lpart treu, MART trsu ia big gum 200!
Zen GinOtrn bait geipenDet On auf ibrtH Wsgen
go Define rei6e Muttsrlicb' uuo Erot!
8, pie lift bod ioibe 2tcb', ioI3' Muttsrit9tn,
auf Oieier ggelt 10 beilig uuO 70 QrpB!
Ser litbe Soft CAB Dir Elm ianftes GHOe,
Sas pirO aud liuosrn unierH qrob'u S9mtrj;
Su bit qeborqcn Jest in @ottts odnDen;
Run i9Iuie Dobl, 8u treues Wutterber3!
(3IO-2I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-08
nnrsou pes taStsReaftratprs,

~ baltimore, on Is. Cttober 1902.
allen Oaran intcr:ifrt,H Qtrionen miro bicrDurd
Radri6t qcqt6eu, DlB Der StaOts5ng;Hjeur, Die
ourb Den N6i8uitt 81 g, Nrtit:I IS, Oes 9a!t;mOz
rtr 6tuots8eicBbubts, 1893 (S]uppllmtntl, porgc=
i5ricbcu ik, Otu crtldrcnocu 4FaH uuO Die ltmlas
qtn fir Die Nipcairun1. 9ilotsruuQ una GoT:n=
rauoftejnSgeitbuEg Der @~cHrDzStraBc, BON Der
Saoicite Der gSlrrtu=2Ipcnuc bis sur 0oroicjte Der
@amburqzS trabt, in 0ititm 9iir,ou bjntsrIcgt hat.
@Ge bitrOurb b~triibrttu 4triontu iuO btrtbtigt,
nit @cluq birrnui al Oas @ultimorer StdOt9cribt
~inucrbalb 30 Slgsn bonn Satum Ojticr 9stanut=
md1uug an ju uppeuiren.
6eO. u. EuuIien.
Gttl8,25 ,Nopl,S) 8egifrdtor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-08

mapprssS frrnn.

ga iii M 0 T {, ben s. Icbembtr 1902.
Strait Der mir eeitsli6 berlie6suen 9Oama9t
berufc i'd hermit cine Spe3ialzSibuuq Dts StaOts
ratbcs BON Baltimore, i'm in ben 8eriaunluu9ss
rdumcn ibrer repetition 3peioe AM 2 a nj It a q,
osn 8. 3opember 1902, &ormittaqs 10 lbr, f5
5u %beriammeln.
Ser 3ncd Oitier gtriommlunq lit bic 8cratbune
unD llnteriu9une Der 9oraniblioe, Deltc IN Der
eiugcreihteu y9erorOnuug Der 8orani6Idgt fur
Das Sabr 1908" pis ioI9s oon Der Siogetbsboroe
ben beioen ,3peiQeu ots StaOtratbes unterbreitet
iptroeu, entbalten iuo.
+ t3l2 Sbpmas g.. 5dues, glnpOr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-08
Gharles 0rpiefer.

sc itarb am 4. Mooembtr 1902 6bartss gruitter
i'm alter BON 10 9abreu. Sic RctrOigung finOct
5ountuQ, Ra6mittaqs , llbr, pom Erauerz
bauie gr. 1442, 2i0bta5traBc, aus ftatt, po3u
GrtuHOs uno @eripunOte o8tungsOOa t~iugeInOcu
iHO. Glib
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-08
z

am 81. CttObtr ID 4 I p 3 i nj nj r m a n n I'M
utter BON l Sabr.
am 6. Rooember u M b T o I { 92 tnttritng
i'm 81. Sabre ieines 2cbens.
9(m 3 Ropember W { 8. GiHolt
am ). gopembcr 6runcis t. sobtr i'm
bob.n alter BON 81 Sabreu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-08
sbOmas 9. 9upes, muoOr.
0epartemcnt nes Gfnnehmers Der Wafferz
mirtben unS 2icrnieH.
Ratbb1nA

8uItimUrc Den 6. ROotmber 1902,
Eiqtntbttmsr BON Ruti6en, g9aQeu UNI arOcrtn
Tubrperttn, ip.lbc ibrc alttn Tu1nmeru bonn l.
Sauuur bis 81. 9t3cm6er 1903 bei3ubtbalttu min
ibcn, t6nnen Dies tbun, iuOsm fe 3u irgcno elmer
33it Dor Dem /. Sc3embsr bei'm Ginnebutr DIR
9Slfermittbcn UNI 9rergeu barum eriu9tu. Na5
Dieicm Datum lperDen bic Eummtrn obHs 8idiibt
duf bic 2icsnien Don 1902 auseegebcu.
GdrItpn SbGfer,
Ginntbmtr Der gBaHcrmietben uHO 2ittnjen.
(3ll-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-08
S~eriammlungs> Nn;etgen.
Der. Sdders6 eirnfddft."

a ,,Ter. Sdfers6eicufd1aft."
Seute, Den s. 4Opember, GbenOs I'M 8 ubr,
Bsrernlz9 triammluue unb domination Der Seams
Ten n .0orih'g Safe. 4iGtsri3einsnbe p,rDsn
um so Gents e%sitraft.
(3lI-12) enri SHpepp. Setr.
~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2.
too, een 10. 0opem6er, gbcnos s lbr, in CIR.
67I, ggeit= garre=Strabt. Sdmmtli6e YaitgIieDer
finb eriubt. gu eri9tiHsH.
Spbn &pdb. RrdfoeHt.
l2l2.@ @eartin HpmeRa Sesr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-08

@ie Elm rgeDGter Bib"
aebt Elm &abel9ramm na4 8oQenz
bung bes &abelnebes I'm bic @rbe gez
rabe nod ni6t, tpern Die erite BON Ell
mem 8pItoner a~ufgegebene 9epef6e
um bic Grbe erit na9 80 Stunben
unb 20 Wfinlten pieOer in Bolton
eintraf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-08

Sur grinnerung on ben
glGn3enben 8erlduf Der 9iiRelborfer
Musftequng bat 6r, Sran5 Saniel Der
@tabt 100000 Mturt nit Der 8eitimz
mung gei4enft. buB bafiir 8iloer uno
fonifige &unitperte fir Die itdotii9e
8emGlbez 8uQerie getauft nerben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-08

sic abobus, bic Tu1tu"
A. bier tit Hbobus, bier ipringe" =
barf man ben republttaniI6en poli@
ttfern ieBt 5urufen. Sic 9aben i6r
@erfpre9en ein3ul0fen unb benz 8olte
ben 8efpeis gu erbringen, bdB iie Die
gru1tz, pie Die Sarif@5rage l0ien
tpolen unb lDIen f0nnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-08
,RpnnL S(uc."9inie

HadD ppIlaoelpDld uhc 3iep@gUtl'
Cetlia. Obi. D. Camden. @oI :. DtI%'
S6luiUdggOn ....... 3.3I &oEm. o.@' p
Srafu. Rm. & 9iar ; 7.55 Born. u 900 g
guffet Qarlor 800. ! 91g Born. S,2t 20
Qarlor, Giner ..... 2 9.j2 Sorm. 70, 9.e
g9orIor giucr -. nO.5O 8Orm. Z 1851 y.
9arlor, SinCr ..... > Ill HubuL. u IL u.
,Rogul Qimjtto,1 Gu5i6ijcBIj5 pullman 5uJ,
Buffet 6mofcr, 4arlor, CbicrpattOH, SpCIlss nno
Gofszg9ooooug -. = $40 Ra6m. 9 = 353 y.
Qurlor, Diner ...... = 600 4bos. 0.03 "
Gou6tg nab qbilaO. = 800 4bos. 800 ~
6blafpuqgoHs e. D.. 1928 Sorm. -l2A Is.
Qosal. S6lafpugqou mad IctD=NOri fertig juut
@cbrau6 in Rt. Ro0alsS tntiOn I'm 1000 4bro5.
u. mad Qtluutit=GitD al g8O5sHtcgcni g, nab
Qtlautic=Gitp tdJlj3.
ale 3ugs baltcn in @nmin9tOn. 6, 5dIt IN
G6ster an. ON. ca
n6;r, sIrou e o. 8orr. $40 Born.
SSss;t- Frnrs6 $3.50 0ufm. !2.3j Tu6u.
Qbilu. GrpreB ..... H55 ga3m. ;9D IaqHl'
SIbsrnssr Wftom. !525 ga5m. $3.50 Ja3m.
Rblq. Qffom. -. 1850 4bos. 1918 Abos.
gin,t.gHreaur RUro,vcfzGde GaIDsrts unO 9uls
timpresstr., Rr. 20l, SIosgroaopaB, Dt. &opaIs
etatiou ootr Standardization.
o. 3. Rartin, Rgr. gaf. Sruffte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-08
% ilrrau res Stant.Reatfratprs,

W NTEuW EtP SIuIIEgtGITI uIUIby
~ Baltimore, Den Il. Gttobcr 1902.
elleu Oarau intersiTrtsn Qerionen ipirO b~isrour5
Rabri5t QcQebeu, ouB Der StaOtzSngtujeur, ipie
our6 Dan abi6Hitt 81 6, artjtst 48, Des 9lltimo=
TER carbohydrates, 1893 (SuppItmcutL por0cz
idrieben 1T, BEN srtldrcnDtu 9Iau unO pie lmla=
Qen fir bic Tipeuirung, 9ftaitsruug unO @of:nz
raubfteiuA8citbuu pes ganJtn uHQepfIaiterten Gbstz
les Der 6artps5traBe, Don Der sitOoiticjts Der Go=
lumbiaz2Ueuue bis sur 0oropcftieite Der 3arO=
5traBt, in Oicicm 9ircau bint:rltQt bat.
ellie bicrour3 b%eriibrFen Ycrioncn fuo b~crcdtigt,
NIT &csuQ b,erluf an Oas Baltimore 6taotqcri6t
iuucrbnlb 30 5ag'n pom Datum Ojtier gctaHntz
mabung al gu a~ppclircH.
6ep. u. gumfen.
(GtlS p, RoD1,Sl HtQitrator.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-08
Oampfcr pcrIahen Baltimore P0n
Nfer gr. is uub 10, 3fabtEtr.sBerft fife

9ur6=giGtt. mad allen gunften f6ntn s.66rt,
gtpdd aufqsgtbtn unO Raiuttnjimmsr i'm 9orurs
rtftrpirt pcr0sn in BEN bitTg,H Sireaur: Rr. Ia,
40 uno l27, Sfs9altimort=Str, Ober ben SluDts
glreaur, gt. $50, Qi0btsStrabs, Baltimore. RO.
Reubsn 6pfer. g. z. Shism,
Observation-Disclosures. @eHeralzB iqetsG 9ent.
Z. 9. w1c Damned r~siieuosr RaIa9tcr. assnt.
I&ua3It&S-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-08
0nnnnn.Nnrf:Nc CHI
Neme Nn3eigeH.
Sanfiadund.

Sir cic promptc Nu5}ablInQ pcs StcrbegclOts
fir mciucr pcritorbtrtu @otttu NOolpb 3umta pDnt
rglunO= 7iitrift gr. ll2" DIS rEcuti6cn l~lnterititts
iuuQs=gunOcs" mo Der GcbcusOcri3crunQ Oou Der
,VruOcrtial Observation-Disclosures, ioUie
0ru. 4afor VI. y. StrQcr fir pic mtincm @atttn
iplbreu0 itjucr Gruutbcit c]rlpiticrc ouiopicruDc
TrcuuOi6aft, iprc6c i6 hermit 0iitntIi9 mcilen
NATURALIZATION Sout aus.
W1atbtIcc 3unfG.
3l2l 0r. 24l2, GizTnDtttc=Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-08

6r. %. 81. 9earf It, Der reid
g1enzgorfer 3eitungsbeiiber unb nett
~gefpG6ltes GongreBmitglieb, iprtat in
feinem rQmerican" Elm groBes Wort
gelafTen aus. Gr Iagt am S6lufe eli
mes lGngeren Nrtitels: r9ie Sruits,
nel6e nit benz Hepu6litaniSmus Derz
biinoet iinb, arbeiten barauf binaus,
l1nabbGngigfeit, @lei4beit II. Dettz
benerb gu pernt6ten. Die 9emofraz
tie muB ii8 nit Der Nrbeit perbiinben,
Inn Die l1nab6Gngigfeit unb @lei4z
Nett ais 3ige u~nferes nationalen 2ez
hens tpteber her3ufteaen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-08
.abfabrt oon @of6tu0tOn mad
Baltimore zObiOsSQbn.

GagIi5. 8agIb, OusgeHOmmcu 5DuHtags.
? ytur SoHutaQs.
a~Seitplrts SerI. Utt. RODal 8trl. GamDtu
Gblcago, 0Ia gitt@b..... . 9.38 8orm. = 9.47 y.
Chicago Da RtDart.... " sos Ra6m. = $50 y.
6inc, GOuisO. & 81. g. > $50 Born. = 800 ..
Giuc, GOuisp. & ct. =. = 2.56 gabm. 80 y.
GiHc, GOuisU. & ST. =. *ll.46 Abos. *l2.O0 q.
Qjttsburg O.. ........... " 9.38 Born. "9.47 y.
9itigbugg & GleUtIaHO.. .............. = 80 y.
gittsbUrg .............. flag 4b05. 1890 q.
Columbus & g8beeIiHg.. " SOC Rd6m. = $50 q.
Qp1ibiu0ton QoIal : ( 90 E
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-08
OorRs2 r<Stnie.
Glseautt gaHuOitrsG ampftr .GbarIOttc" uuo
Baltimore" nab
NNrft Nnint IN RidnmnnN. OSn.

Gampfer psrlaFsH Baltimore tdolib (ausg,Io%ls
men Souutoqg) nm ) ubr Ra6mItia9s uuOiOms
men nm 7.3O Torqtus in Btf=9OiHt on uHO nm
9 Is Worosus in Gi6mono.
Sampler, pcl1, Baltimore Routuqs, WittluUDs
uuo Greitags uno 0tts9oint Gieufao5, GOnHsrs
tags uuo edmitags p%trlaNtn, legsu BU 9OrttoDn
urO Qamono's g8trite an, uHO Sumptsr, lUsGs
Baltimore Gicufaes, 9oHHeritags uno Samitags
uHD @tits9oiut WloutuQs, WittiUods uuO Grsis
togg D~trlaFen, lsosu au SlOucstcrs9OiHt uHO GIa9'
PnuF an
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-08

Die 6eimte6rbes g If b'5
bon 9erIien lit in alien gr0berenStGoz
ten bes Qanbes bur9 5%euerpert unb
feftlt6e 8eleudtung gefeiert fporoen.
Sn Gef9t, Der 9auptbanoelstabt am
8afpif9en Meere, fat Die 5eier leioer
su einem groBen 8ranbe gefubrt, benz
Elm GROCER She'll Der @tabt gum
SpFer gefaGen lit. Der @4aoen niro
auf Qnbert6al6 Bis 5pei Miaionen
Dollars gef6GBt, Mie piele Menz
f6enleben babel gu @runDe 9egan9en
limb, mirD po6l ME betannt tperDen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-08

Die Grpdhtung 5peier
4rbeiter< Union 9emotraten in Galiz
fornien fir bas GeprGIentantenbaus
TT apa Elm 3si4sn Der Self
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-10
BEER STEMS TURNED INTO AN ORCHESTRA

There arc no handles unless the horns and
stringed Instruments are intended for that
purpose. They were made in London,
makers nnme unknown, and fashioned by
hand with rare skill.
The patience OF the silversnith who
Fashioned the cups must have been extra
ordinary. for the delicate strings Of the
violins and the intricate parts OF the wind
instruments are all carefully modelled. and
the heads of the musicians are studies In
themselves. One man looks around with
the air of an expert who has trilled OF HE
solo and knows he has done 1t as none else
can; others are almost cracking their
cheeks as they put vigor into the melody:
the cello player smiles gleefuily over his
individual contribution, and the bass
drummer and performer on the cymbals
appear to be IN deadly earnest as they
pound their respective instruments. The
musicians wear the ruf11es and trunks OF
tie >peTiac !,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-10
PARTIES ARE THE LATEST

is Lady Levin. one OF the most popular
women In English society. For years shs.
has given an annual hayrnaking party in
the grounds OF Roehanpton House. This
year. in addition to the joyous picnic on
the meadow. Lady Levin had concerts
after dinner, tho star feature OF which
was Nine. Melba
But Americans with slender pocket
books can Initiate the novelty. and can
have royal good time on very little
money. All tina, is needed is a good crowd.
the loan OF farm meadow. aud enough
baskets to carry the food <aE The cTe1A 4
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-10
NEW BATCH OF SALAD RECIPES
FOR DOG-DAY READING
Bp Marion narlano
DANDE.LION SALAD


leaves N 70
0
satqo ach of and pepper.
Boil and
chilled layer OF sliced
It
cold
into boiling Whenth SKINS slip
theme
oil for half them the crisp lettuce leaves Serve with
English
avesofa oylofle dpourma
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-10

THE newest fad of English aris-
ION tocracy Is the hay-naking party
M Mobiles OF high degree. well-bred
danes and beautiful girls ulingie
on the meadow with the children
and with pitchfork and rake make hay
while the sun shines.
Then. after an afternoon OF this jolly
and informal fun. there comes a delightful
dinner on the lawn. For q brief period
statesmen forget the cares of office. and
social leaders their intrigues and plots and
all become as little children.
E The leader il shis delightful innovation
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-10

|CHlLDREN AND THEIR
WAYS ARE DISCUSSED
WITH THEIR PARENTS
s "a 3s mat rss
pretty growing popular copy from tive
cards laid desk Upon the larger engraved IN small
MR. AND MRS. LOUIS VAUGHAN HOWARD.
D-street, Brooklyn
Upon smaller tiny oblons attached to the centre OF the as>
ELEANOR
July THE ELEVENTH
The two bits of pasteboa tell the whole story left
important And it, meeting the
happy parents fegned to the webeng
chat blessed baby the socous quer need not dnen paternal prae
by nquirng, boy or girl2'
laying it aside
gently dreamy smile An old old oya Yes but one that
es the repetition Every baby miracle and marvellous as
if noo 9th had been born.
had business letter fellow whom have
although have correspondent matters interesting US
editoray financially In this letter he apologies for the delay OF
ardon me mentioning favor
hasb laid, for the first time,
is al very, veryw onderful--and soemnP
of and My respect and
my liking reading the prefaced by
an apology. all of his other letters together
is all very wonderfu-and solenn!
give
help mo2 J.
The publication his and would be the issue OF
what the late Louis Cooley dear friend used to call my successive
babies bound in linen cambria
Godmt animated Nature in every library then and lent
Goys He invariably added to his congratulations May
5 the line ou o the crack of doouF
large family brothers and sisters is sovereign panacea Tor self
this the modern American aversion to
plurality Of olive plants the home hurtu to the An
only child is lonely child That without is almost as surely
selfish The love which his daily food
fosters seesteen His parents hearts
bound him He the centre about which eo all their hopes
would be than human IT, in the ignorant
arrogance youth did and believe for certain that his small
personality be of supreme consequence.
significant Irish "The cake undivided makes the
divided into four pieces it is twice wh
some when halved.
own seard brother ordered by the
half lemon mixed with water
{morni a preventive of malaria?
The boys exactly the height and there was but halt pounds
The happy mother often aughing called them
They night They sad II
}"nnen always eve and "ours"
On this particular morning especially
he slipped with obvious reluctance
even shivering advice take all down
at like mani!
watching the that waxed visit
fitness into agony
Finally unable he a chubby hands s
3 mamma, met take the rest of it for hm!"
"obteration of selfshn method of Gods
and hallowed appointment
Of Is In
condition
ts IN f trenton
Years to keep herself
hausted
employed In shirt waist factory as an sh'
town 81 week and keeps the other child
ts sI 1at ss no on1on h one 70 solve ~+s- ara rnv -
would of whose
living Yet this father than dead in all
the factory and the boy is slowly acqut
ing undesirable habits from the streets
doing real charity for a most deserving woman
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-10
HOUSEHOLD HINTS FOR
THE BENEFIT OF BUSY
WIVES AND MOTHERS

washing tho skin with peroxide OF hydro
Mrs Henry sy1nes answers
queries the like Since her Will not
allow reply by mall win send stamped and
envelope viii those who
WIN yoa nn os, nc .asI''n '1 CONSTANT
AS the second anniversary Wedding send the bride hand
writing stocked with and envelopes stamped with her
wr you ,1nr,v como
.e BY telling m. nov 70 remove ~'s'''e0 ''A' ''' 's
Sponge alcohol This viii and dust
What is left grease silk
pulyerized brush off the powder blot
ever the spot and press with . wynn iron
Take up carpets into the air Beat and
thoroughly Before them to their places inject gasoline into
which red pepper has been stirred flooring and about
the Dashboard ongs Shut the for four hours While
carpets sprinkle them freely with dry salt and sweep them twice
against with it. The salt kills eggs and larvae ana
the colors. E. ia'is@.@...
1t with pleasure ana
request for canning tomatoes
tried my mother
inaws plan 1hasen
spoiled ana that because was not aus1
Here aos'ss tsna soSasa N.Y. h0 nv to ~ the seeds Do
hi. carefully without destroying
whole FIJI the jars with tomatoes
and juice that have ] nae inch tas your wash boiler
not to touch each other; put the tops OF n
and boil two at the end Of which eans the
Lift jar ct ne; put new rubber On an screw us
the light Mould sometimes forms
but shas ss s es open They should be
for FIVE n s s e sns a T 9a o ss on with nsw
be threeoourths fun the
because family is small ana the quantity is sum
table They only
!, ~ R" tries this method wish her the success
= ~
every that brings the pleasure of
publishing letter. and that explains clearly the pro-
cess the writer would ousewy could follow
here without doubtful Our new nas
putting resembles that followed BY ne
with signal success that endorse it alphabetically always
outo twelve to supply the re-
naming eight
Tomatoes superior that be bought
opportunity iqns correspondent who read the
discussion appeared relative the cold
water preserving fair trial. and if
with what resul have to tell OF my own IN that
line other Sisters" Gre" their minds before speak
For years have had my to make pillow
These
much pleased
wish to ada my mite
Let doing It is
~ The Of such tte added daily hourly and BY the minute
we move toward and the
gathering then dust In the
@ Of Hin who numbers the hairs our heads and s the
sand nothing helps petty gnoble
WIN you kindly
Sponge gently (soft
alcohol Wipe dry Should pobable-for
spiration both salts and acidwash with ether.
alightsr Of aspoton
please
H
a spot indefinite If the
acid ammonia
Spot Irefery you to advice just given to "f w"
BEER STEMS Tt JRNED INTO AN ORCHESTRA
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The among the hand Win
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-10

HE most fantastic set OF beer
fff stems IN existence liz probably
ny that which Phi!adelphians had q
chance TO see the other day.
The queer set was among the
wedding presents showered upon Elsie
Cassatt when she was married to VIII
liam Plunkett Stewart. OF Baltimore. in
January last Tho gift aroused the Curl
osity Of every guest.
Each stein is OF silver and fashioned to
represent musician blowing a horn, play
ing a violin or beatirs drum.
When the nine are placed IN the centre
OF table they form complete orchestra
While decidedly interesting as examples
OF the workmanship OF q century ago, the
stcins can scarcely be regarded as model
drinking vessels. The head and shoulders
OF the musicians can be lifted of. This
discloses cavity. IN the body. which holds
<eonsce. rS9 lcrais;eS: Y. gaasE.