davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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decorate 'h' lir'le holoro worn over a soft
h,n.," = brown and v ni'' Iotr"d taiIcta.
tiny h.vds ui winch edge No" hn.no',s.
lii',r. ..k matching tb" color of tho
v.ii,rg. embroidered ip bands. J. ano' her
mode 90 trimming Iho-, gnNls Fl."i
No. "mhrniiorc! ~ cui'rS ur decorated
with IN, bands of .ils 10 som" form. also
forms move. and pretty trimming for
vr.lug
1ar u.' should match ~" yelling IN color
and hy .-iug .iiK hands for the finish II
may be c,It " points or waved .In"s on "ne
edge and so on tie hem ot the hounce,
while between the little bands of elk Il
NAV form ary d,~lgn on The bodice.
S'no - the latest thin gowns have side
plated skirt.. and q d-cp band ~ Lace
around tho h"m ~ tICks a. tho h"in ard
i1cru,'atI.us - lace ah we Ivory whI'c
hH'ts'" very -Hecr IN quality ts mad" up
IN tht- vav aaI - are tho yeilins@ VIII h
ar" a, sh'-'r and hon a. 'h" nam" ird'oat.'.
on 81 trr new mpd"!- m -llk null ha~
an unu-g.l .kr' covered with narrow
lace "pErd n.nl,,. fr,u i4le waist down
to the hu" II a deep graduated houncc.
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s6uYor rpcMAKeH.
CEO.C. FLINT Co.
43.<5..o<7 <7NtST23oSr.
AtAe aaoarNN
fAcrorS iSA.ss So -,s' o'.STetI

be Of great interest and value 10 tho
Senators
Ard slthough thoe~ who knew 81 'h~
existence - the Senate iihrcry had hlvays
appreciated the pic, c,ureeaueness and inter
osfinr character 81 the rooms their lcau'y
had never ben fully appreciated urtu the
work ~ rect oring them VAS oumrleted
New foors have tcrn laid tho ceilings
and walls rcieCorat~d. tho famous old
marble mnniols. that were put IN when
a.. building WIS first erected, ceaned and
Inlishei ard the gilt miro n restored
on 'he original antique lines
IL IL = tradition IN the 80 nate that tis
S.~r~tary II thar distinguished budy has
nothing "a do but look pleasant anu draw
he salary. hut Mr. Bennett has demo ~
strated that there are Other duties q Senate
Secretary can perform II he is am ioua
for something Ia do. and he could not have
chosen 4 more important task than the
restoration Of this partly unknown and
partly forgotten. bur always most charm
Ing nook ~ the historic Capitol building
The Ubiquitous guides who know all
the on, ~ tha vay corners may tell the
rural visitors about the Senate library.
hu, thcv will not b. likely TO take them
there because of the tedious trip UP the
tir~-vorn winding stairway. There Is
con.olation for this. however, In the fact
that one Of the creates, charms of th"
library 20 the limited numh~r of persons
who enjoy It's beauty and lite advantage
10 that II Il. secludet. b~in9 out OF the beaten
line Of the eightsccrs' travels.
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combined with paillc,tes 81 del'cni" color
ing form some u the meet hliiain evening
gowns. but gray sequins on tho gray net
ars charming II vari,d d IN shs d ne "hcn
embroidery Is too expensive the nets ar
tucked all over for the finish and trims d
moderately with laos,
One hand II cream with g'iipure 10 tho
plat. d nounc~ cat on with a heading 81
shirr, d tucks makes a pretty skirt with
the upper part all in vertical tucks hlp
yoke 81 cr,-swss tucks meeting in n pom,
In front Is also pretty for this skirt with
tho t'dc yoke made IN tho same way
outlined with al inrgular desi gn oi u"
crain gupur. below which the hlo'se
In t,irksd IN vertical lines Tie yose shouh
b. IN guimpe form. TO bs worn or not and
combining evening and afternoon dne'-H
IN ono.
A pretty evening gown too. mace
OF white silk vyilins or wftte chinon Pat
tcrued Ia black ring. Thn 70 mAGs o~I
vhite taGeta with u middle dr,ss ~ innusss-
line de sole firished with a ruchs edgec
plated founce.
The chiffon skirt " In six gorss. each
one tucked and pinned TO the other With
crcam lace insertion. Orovgs of three
little bands Of black velvs, riSbon are
threaded through the lace hahcs al In
tervss Ia diagonal lines. each or" endns
in tiny loop.
The bodice, q low-cut bloure. matches
the skirt, the lace hand outlining the re'k
with . fun rosette of velvet A. one ,icc.
Rows Of vsive, ribbon form the beat with
loops and snds ~ the back
A pretty model for chiffon or craps de
chine In the frat illustration NAV be us"d
for Q bridssnaids' gown trimmed with
scru lace. whiis for evening wear 10 an
other costume of the sAEs. fabric. The
next ono Ia silk muslin has lsos-edg.d
frills, and Q third one ~ tho sam. fabric
shows tho triple skirt. each edss band
einbroichryd
Another ev-nins frock IL of psle pink
Louisine and lsce Her. also = en- after
noon frock of plain green muslin t1minei
with losen gc shaped motifs. and irsrr-
tions Of lacc. also li,tie frills Of he nIusiin
Medsllions 81 smbroidefy and Insertions
Of val.ncie-nes lncc decorate the next
gown OF tu~ore elk Tor white muslin
In another model with puas al the toy Of
the skirt. ruche. - the ssnne 81 the hem,
and lace and pgTs 'or tie yoke. Loops ~
velvet ribbon d~coratc the front
Another pretty summer gown u in pale
pink linen trimmed with tucks and lrish
lace insertion run through with velvet
ribbon
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1hese are usually worn with whit" hats
VT athrd with pink ro-es. or WIth green.
Crcy-, ,.e chine. white cloth and Japanes"
,ilk make good co1tra.Js for the ecru tiLts,
M.ch.il lacr heiug o-p ciaily suitable fer
the latter
Gowns of "varv description arr so elabo-
rate that detait"d descrip .nu 10 almost
iinros.ibla ard VT ,rey sugg"s' many
pretty ideas for tho -imri"r frocks Ouc
item of Dire. which caa h. rolled ou Tor The
soasnn j. the cspc collar. 20 commonly
used on all kinds "f both simple and elegant
gowns.
The only difference j. ~ the olcgaHre q
the collar Th' -'vlr T. almost g.. iv, rsai
for any sort IL bo.io,' nr hlo.~-.. even the
Simplest blOus"s for mor.ias wear.
The latest r,port- from Paris confirm
this statement, 80 you cEn go IN for the
dc"p collar. vi'h p'rf'ct assurarc TINT
YOU arr E,ttug Tho fashion all" thins
Tn. shoulder ans are Ieng, g,hcnine ac-
cnrringiy ard apy,hiig which ran give
the app ar1rC, of hraGth il In ORDER
1hi- tact ~ u~'f iuoiua'ss the r"turn oi
shoulder oaT-- fpr -.psf wear aud few
ar already ~ sicn'.
Among he IpNrl rombii tiors In sum
rn.r gowns j. na- which ehoS- h!oused
boslice of pink pilu" and a white GultsSd
M, -lin skirt with este .uunc' at the hem
-ud ~. '.... .s.'r. .r,, nboVe. The
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the gown is ~ covered hv ,uis gauzy 'nai te
that very littl" trimming is required except
directly in front
Satin and silk gowns are usually made
In the princess form. with some softcniHg
arrangement 81 tho material on thN b)i,N
and around tho hips A. ideal bridal gown
for June wedding j. mad - mnuSs"llne
de soie trimmed with h":C "a ls~r.
The mousseiinr j. p.li'rI and the lace
forms a nounc' over the inuch-uIfTl~i
inner skirt of white chiffon, th's IA 'uru
falling over a taifcta S,ih foundation SKIRT
also rIf'ed with chiTon a. the hem
4 pretty feature this s"s~"n Ia tn" deep
pelerine collar ~ laoe and the bouhanr
sleeves. ending a little h'l"v the elbow
or At the waist In a ircp Transparent CUT
81 lacc. Hip voke- - lac' With AZ entire
lace bodice and upp"r -Ic"v" 10 la~~ are
the pretty hnish q, -r-i> = the chiffon
and Louisin~ elk gowns WITH a 'sard ~
lace a. ~. HON md \ pi~,e 'k,rt and a
tulle veil trimmed viii applique motifs of
lac~ thus IL g charming bridsl gown
Simple ~~iding gowns are made of
silk muslin ins", IN any pretty form with
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Up- to Date Gowns for
Bride and Bridesmaids.
DAINTIEST OF SUMNER NODES
Seen In the White Mousselines.
fiand.Painted in Flowers.

Gfingtng styles Esscn'iah> te"h'ne
-weddsng Gowns, simple and 0'er
s,absrated Color Schemes for the
bridesmaids Deep Cellar In s','e
Ns,s Combinations In summer
.swus-IDssbie ssir,s wssn -f"a-
turss ss the Yer, Ls,~>, Thin Gowns.
Time vas when our great -grandmothers
prided ,h~mselvc. Oh their gowns OF bro
csded silk, heavy and -tin enough to stand
alone but the point ~ view has changed
with the fashions and everything in fabrics
is discarded which Ia no, soft. thin, clinging
and more or less TRANSPARENT
The Who'll. trend 90 fashion has b~en In
this direction for some years now. each
sesson producing something a little more
pliable, sauzy and beautiful than tho pre-
c.ding one Anything. In the way OF
gown materials. more so~ssnier-likc than
chiffon yelling hardly seems possible.
even though the manufacturers have made
wonderful strides along this line
This element of dainty thlnness IL in
everything We wear from underwear out.
and especially In the late~t hosiery. which
IN W - NV 'hHNh ''N'N
veil.
Whatever else may be said ~ the SEASONS
faahions they ar AZ least delicate. dainty
and essentially feminine in every particular.
with endles. variety 'tcm which to choose
Even the traditional wedding gown OF
ls,vy silk and satin has fallen into the
new lines and will have no limitations a.
to choice in fabrics.
Restrictions ~ any sort. in ms'ters OF
dress, are not In order on this aide of IN"
water. and YOU may ie n independent In
this respect as YOU like. choosing the wed
ding gown from anv ~ the Gsuzy ma
tsrials On the LIST June weddins- are h'-
fore us now. and .ome ~ the moet At
trac,ive bridal gowns ar- 81 chiffon. mousss-
line, lace and I,ouisine silk.
Moire antique and satin are both en-
ployed, of course As some prefer tho con-
ventional thing. but they are soft>ned in
effect by using tulle very avishly In tho
trimming Iac~ enters into the scheme
Of decoration q. well. and you ses tule
wells trimmed with lace, and court man'les
Of tuile falling 10 tho end 81 the train.
Thess add very much 70 the effect 81 the
veil, a. th~v furnish sort 81 foundation
holding !, out In graceful outline Besides.
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and n bunch ot rosa : panied ~ ono side
~ 'a llw-cu' bodice 'rnr NJ hi' over
the s.cvc A. ( It Sc-' pinned -
White chan .lv Is eU"ihcr pretty lace
for ths .orr Il ira.s. siup.ng tho urp~r
si,iri IN vertical lua- br'Wc,n which ro--
bad sprays Arr ir i''d II - v.'h ths
sort - gown hG' 'h' inrr evening coats
are - - shown a. their lSs' ~ soon as
the w,Ath,r W. ypr..' For Casino ~-sr
n -. fns' .uati, summrf rN-urts thsre
,nn - r''hinS mur" cNqu..""ly dainty
aud cleCnut
Mr.ss.ls U.t IN white. black and colors
- one o, the ,,u.4.ar mater ais for summer
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Another pretty fancy in color. u YOU
have six or eight hridcSmaid- = the u.e
Of different shades of one color. two gown,
Of each tint Pink is perhaps the prctti-st
color for shading Ia this way. and all the
gowns should have lace fchus. crowned
by the large hat-. which add 30 much to
the efyec, of the bridesmaids costume
som. pretty gowns too, are made %
mink -ilk veiled with whit. srie de chine.
,uck.d and inserted with lAce. The hats
for tho" gowns are Of pink and white
~.-~. and cir ng~ ~ a. q
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acs. two short ends falling from each
crossing.
The sp..risl beauty and ol-ganc~ 81 thees
gowns "a tha, they show indiv dual design
ard arc not painted prunisouoply oil
OVER. In one model tho ri7ss t~low tho
tunic ar" quite plain with ~" cx~r'ion
OF the lac on 'hr cf-r. t,rc'1 Icing a
lavori'e variety t.. trmnrs fnoussshne.
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/, is all that fashion intends II to be. h
beautifully done. and rcs.s In white and
delicat. tintA arv the favored eovers.
sometimes in trailing design ovcr the tunic
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u very pretr
are the shec
tucked with
. dainty littld
embroidery
elaboration
Heavier lin
tho mos, senS
and you see
and in RussiJ
.. shown hu
az white lin
broi tered bai
Both of the
any other. q
Holland lirc
OF which IN q
mako charm
model in the [ |
OF guipuro 4
. b Zero col
OF - tito III
Of sllk in II
very effective
Black velv
white veiling
ing again tho
Of black in Il
The last lite
~~i dimity VI
<cru lace ms
ri~d out in II
trimmed viii
blouse Of VI
trimmed With
ham are the
The full ID
. prevailing
a. II has beS
come variatN
the trimming
In one whitsI
the back. iro
Of the from, I
the other sidS
bon fastens q
shaped piecc
on~lsho~n in|
Mexican d1
dence on III
us~i A. inseH
the hem.
For older Il
of India md
htter. In ~hd
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CalDRB
LITTLE q
VSits Csatq
81 10
bot Nd
Usss II

bot Ne
Hats -
whils the
ssrkinsly g
c,othes. tbeN
detail from q
color and M
changes whN
by the modA
little ones q
very persist<
70 date.
The fashd
b Q pictur9
her large fri
ssnbroider~l
elaboration
in every o,hS
main. howsl
extremely {
h.siness VIII
pr, Of ,henS
rules the se
The prettY
white silk al
length ~hicl}
style In vd
box plsi,s 4
suede leathe
plaits and IL
buckle in m
A broad Il
lsc~ arc the
y the spcis
makes any
variou,ly mS
irgs and aI@
Of lace and \
baiis,s and 4
Fancy brai,lG
collsr-, and III
silk shows n
into frills J
IL white n
With a broad
Sl,e back, and
Inset with u
In shape sord
which has Id
Batisie is 4
and ponsee 1
being used \
Not so da1
arc the coats
collar and I
linen and ls(
the black cd
as well lnl
tho thing for
GOWNS and hs
Tor the ltd
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evening gowns. !, IS hne in quality ard
preity foundation for any moc ~ less
elaborate in~ettinrs % lace which may bs
in the forms of insertions or notife a you
fancy. IN white with e~r,i lace II 10 very
modish
Grny and A-ri nets decorated with
htile gold or silver 'hrrsd ernhsusdery,
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around the brim. caught here and there
with foliage
The Graz" for Scru tinis is brought out
nrain In this department of drNs-. en- tire
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1902-08-21
THE PLAN WORKED.
nut 1t Was Close Call For the
Honest BOOklxeeper.


II hadn't been away from the store a
Gay for ten years." said the Philadel-
phia bookkeeper, land things looked as
If it might be ten more before | got a
vacation, when man who didn't look
as if he knew beans gave me a hint.
An anonymous letter reached my en-
ployers, advising them to have their
books overhauled, and the next day
after the letter was received | was
called into the office, and the boss OBJ
served:
civilian, you look overworked and
in poor health. Here is a check for
$780, and you can take three weeks off,
Il murmured my thanks and got out
within ten hours, and my back was
hardly turned before the firm had two
experts at work on my books. They
put in $500 worth of time to find every
thing as straight as dot, and when
lounged in after my three weeks had
expired the boss looked me over in a
contemptuous way and said:
"'Your internal honesty has caused
this house to cough up $500 which
might as we'll have been thrown into
the river and if it happens again you
will get your discharge without a rec
Ommendv" M. QUAD.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1902-08-21
A Severe Test.

''You have taken a severe cold" said
the old family doctor, land it seems
to have settled in your throat"
Eyes, doctor. You see ] can hardly
speak," said the patient, vivacious
bright eyed Young woman.
"Can you stand heroic treatment, do
you think? 2" asked the doctor.
CRY me-"
"Are you sure?"
Yes, anything you like-medicine,
mustard plasters, electricity-any
thing" said she in a breath.
"And you want to get back your
voiceY'
eyes"
'It's heroic treatment, mind you"
Cali right. What is it,"
F'You mustn't talk for two days!'-
Tit-BitS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1902-08-21
Enxfous Rivals.

Sand YOU" sneered the first automo-
biIist, "claim to be the best chauffeur
in town.
81 do" stoutly answered the second
automobilist.
'You do?" was the continuation Of
the sneer. 'You do? And yet you
never killed anything except a chicken
in all your career"
Stung to the quick, the second au-
tomobilist lurked with his machine in
the vicinity Of a schoolhouse all after
noon, forgetting in his blind rage that
it was vacation time. = Baltimore
American
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1902-08-21
Gone Now,

81 noticed in your last ISSUE" said
the stranger, that you say during a
game at Gildroy's Golden palace last
night one man held q royal flush twice
III succession"
''Well?" remarked the editor of the
Gulch Tidings
''Well, just want to say l don't be-
lfeve there's a man living who can do
that"
There isn't, but there s."--Phila-
delphia Press.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1902-08-21
Obe0i0nf.

Bessie" said her mother, "did you
peel your apple as told you to do be-
fore eating it"
"Yes, MOTHER" replied Bessie.
"And what did you do with the
peeI?"
''Oh, l ate that afterward. Tit
Bits.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1902-08-21
Merely n BarateI1e.

She-What d lovely piano, and it's
for my birthday. What did it cost?
He-Five hundred dollars.
She-Gracious! How lovely!
He-Yes and I only owe $500 on It.
Detroit News.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1902-08-21
Her Looks BeIied Her,

Patience-She says she just loves the
surf.
Patrice-Well, l saw her swallow
some of it yesterday while bathing,
and from the face she made you'd new
er believe it.-Yonkers Statesman.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1902-08-21

Kate-Martha has got herself daisy
rainy suit. She's what l call a brave
girl.
Edith-A brave girl simply because
she is going to wear a short dress in
public? l don't where the bravery
comes in; the thiN s quite common.
Kate-Guess yU never have seen
Martha's feet.-BosLDn Transcript.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1902-08-21
To Guard Their Treasure

To Guard Their Treasure.
$50 they're not going away this sum-
mer"
"No. They have their next winters
coal in the cellar and don't dare leave
it."-Philadelphia Bulletin.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1902-08-21

City Chap-When does the next mall
come in?
WAL, it oughter bin in
bout two hours ago. 1 sent Mirandy
tew the depot fer it, but I guess she's
stopped ter read the pOstals. - New
York World
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-08-06
'Trei fit
.i@uade Mfdnner.
Gin Seilmittel lit entoecft tuproen.
bas nerlprenc Wsanabarfeit
anb Die &rdfte tpieberz
berfteflt.
Cine @phe a~usrei6enbes 9r0be : @adet
tuirb Seoem frei sugeian0t, Der
barunt ibreibf.
r9egeneratise Sablets@ iuo a~nertannt Die ein5ige
Gll se9en ~perlorene Mannbarfeit in alen Stabien
Sic 1no tpiHeni6aFtli6 ourh Die beten GerSte Der
98elt bergefelt. Ser 9tuf bes SS%nftitutes 1T oerart,
oaB ale Qer5te. Die bas 6eilmittel ~berltelen. oafir
ib perautportli6 balten. 1tno penn lie anf ibren
3lf bin bebanpteu, oaB Die r&egeneratlpe SabletsA

u~erlorene Mannbarteit, 4oerbru1 oor S6ipdde Der
9eI6ledtli6eu Organe beilen, 10 muB Die Bur politiu
uno permanent lein. SieIe Sompagnie lbidt Seoen,
Der an %nerooier Sbpd6e leioet, Die Wfeoi3i1 fir cine
ip0hentli6e Sebanolung fret gu. Die lteoistn lam
MIR oaorrf erprobt iperoen, DOB mani Die Nelultate
BEG @ebrauhs %abiuartet, tpenn lie oas beilt, fhr mag
lie gema6t muroe, 10 1T lie 81 empfeblen. 9ieie
Strobe mill Die Sallepia 2pnn 80. nit ibrem Wtittel
fir cine 9So6e g%eftatteii. gta6Dert Ell Die nGegene=
ratipe Sablets~ cine ISOLDE 9ebrau6t bat, miro Der
Hatient Graft in Ieinen Sr9anen nno Wtrsfeln,
neues glut in leinen Noert, releal unternebmungs=
ge;ft, unb Ii6 in 8e1unobeit uno GrIdeinen als
heuen Wteal6eu finoet. Sic y9te9eneratiue Sa=
Diets" BADEN cine pruoer6are gSirfing uno Der b.
tent oerlpllrt %olelciben am erten Gage. Sic Gebeu
brett gum Sit Deg uebels, gan5 Qlei9 ME Iange es
anltebt unD brin9en Strait uno Stdrte. 9ieIes nun
eerbare Wtittel perbannt ale S9idtetnbett Dem an=
bern 8elhle6t ge9eniiber, beilt ale llebel, Die aus
neberrei5ung, ueberan5tren9ung, 8el6dftslorgen, Die
gum 8erluit beg @epd6tniies, llnfdbisteit &C, fhb=
rem, berpprgeben. r9te9eneratipe Sablets4 iinb in
ieoent utter anpenobar; tie beilen ole GlQe, aus=
senommen, tpenn idon Gpilepfie ooer Srriinn ein=
3etreten inb. Sie Galopia 2pnn @o. ma1t teine Be-
l6rdntungen; Sober, Der oarum idreibt, erbdlt oas
Wittel fur cine @Qde frei sugeI6idt, wlorsiaitig EN-
9epadt unn pbne Sn 5eigen, mas es eltbdlt. Sic bat
SauIeuoe BON 8rlefen aug alien Sbeilen oes 2anDes
erbalten, Die BON ben ernaunlinten &uren Der v4ee
generating SablefsA beri6ten. Sbre Sfierte fir cine
9Bohe lit edit; es peroen feline beunrubigenben Jragen
9eifelt. Sdreibt beute an Die Jalopia 2pnn &c.,
$50 Yo5ini Building, ct. 2ouis, Nlo., uno laBt
Gu6 Die Weoi5in fir cine ISOLDE frei tommen. Sbr
BUD, bas e~benfals frei lit, giebt @uh Die Mngaben,
tpie Sbr Gu6 nit Dem Wittel gu 9auie ielbi Iu=
riren fDllnt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-08-06

Durd 9ebet bas unbsil ab5ulpenben.
Die geremoriea. ipel4e babel poreez
rion1men perbel, lino ni1t Iberaa
gletH; in llngdrn a. 9. tpirb Der 8itt=
gang 5u pferoe alssefabrt, pie unfer
8ilb bies beronf9auliat. Ser pfar.
rer Der befreffenren @emeinbe reitet auf
einem S6immel an Der Spite Der
prnoeffipn, in fetnen S6Gnben bic
Wonitran3 haltenb; hinter i6m folsen
bic iurgen Madnner bes Dorfes, BON
btnen elmer Die air9enfabne trast. Die
9roaefiion umreitet rings bic Dorfs
f!uren; On ben Guber5ten, nod ben
bier 9immelssegenben liegenben @renz
aen tpirb ansebaIten, nnb Der pfarrer
lteit ben uWetterfesm," bas beiBt Elm
enttpredenbes 4apttel aus benz gban=
selium. On ben Megen, auf pelden
bic proaeffion bdbinreitet, fnieen redts
unb linfs bic bdlerli1en @runbbefiber.
etrter Rorb nit Grbe ober cine @arbe
emporhaltenb, bamit biefe als fnmbpz
Hide 3ei9en' ibres 8eiiBes bes Seaens
~i9ellhaftig iperbsn, pel9er burd ben
1Ittgang bon Gott auf bic Glurer
berdbgeflebt Dirb.
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A
hoben Gtanb, ben bic pdbaaoqif be-
fDnbers IN Deutfhlanb einnimmt.
nn5o ftol5er fein birfen.
Sabb bat cine bsmerfenstpsrtbe
aaufbobn binter fi9. @eboren 1854
ols Sohn zines Sdiffsfapitdns ouf
elmer 5abrt burd's Mitteuanbifde
Deer, befuate er bic Dffentlide unb
BITE Runitffule in Bennington, eng
lanb, unb empfing idon nit atpSlf
Sabren etne Mus5eidnung fir poraiq@
lihes 3eidnen. gr ging {pdter nad
Toronto, Rdnaba, mo Ct bic bortia.
Mititdrfduls abfoIpirte. sSm Sabre
1876 frat Enbb als SAiiler in bic
Mtabemie Der S90nen aiinfte in Dbi=
laoelpbid Elm. gr begab fiH bierauf
bebufs Rdnftitubien ms Muslanb unb
tpurbe 1884 Oireftor Der pbtlobels
pbider Sdule fir Runfaeperbe. @ls
FOLDER enttpidelte er noh pielen grs
perimenten Elm 6anbarbeitsfpitem.
burd bas bic monualen unb intellect
tuellen Gdbigteiten. fofpie bas Muqe bes
36glings tn gIeihem Wabe ausgebilbet
iperben. Setn bariiber btrDffsntlidtes
Bud fDirfte aerabe3u epohemadenb.
WieIe 9oufenbe bon Sdileru unb 2e6=
rtrn fnb mad Der Metbobe Sabbs in
Der pbilubelpbiaer 4unftgeperbeidnIe
nnterridtet tporben. Muberbem bat
1aob, Der Mitglieb mebrerer @efslls
t4dften fir aiinfte unb Wifenf1aften
IT, ElaRen mad feinem @pftem in
Rtip gort unb Wilminston, Del, sins
atridtet.
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Wrttsrpru,e(fon In Ansarn.

Gin 8ittsans 81 pterse UNI ses SintnteIs
eeaen far Die Vtartn.
gu ben frommen @ebrduden Der ia.
tholtf4en Stride sebDren bic Wetter>
practitioner pber 8ittsdnse, bic naz
mentfi6 in 3eiten. mo- Mibnads,
Dirre ooer anberer fhperer 6lurfha=
ben orobt. p%eranitaltet perben, INN
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Snqeuolider 2eidtiinn

unb ihlecbte @emnbnbeiten (iber 6eren
ibablibe 5Dlsen ib bamals lei6er in
untpiilenheit mari perurlad5ten idDn in
meinen beiten Sobren cine pDraeitiae
SbUahe. @liidlihertpeiie erfubr id
nod recbtseitig % elmer neuen Sur
methDbe, iuel6e ih. pbne baB es mid
BON meiner 9lrbeit abbielt, su Saule
burhfiibrte unb bic mild pieoer su einem
tuirflihen Manne mabte. Sd bate
mir eelobt, falls seheilt, bies su pers
6ifentliden, bod 6a i'd beoreif1icher
@eiie meinen san bier nidt naber Be-
ihreiben m6ebte, 10 bin idb auf 8unidh
bereit, Seoen, Der an ben 5olgen bDrl
Sueenbiinoen leibet un6 mir i'm @ers
trauen ihreibt, iber bieIe libere 8ur unz
entseltlib su un%terribten. Selbit abreS.
iirtes g0upert nit 8riefntarfe lit beisus
leeen. Wr. 8eDberie, 142 Sberman
Abe, Samiltum, Ohio.