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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-24

felt fe6len lieB. 9trin lag aud Der
@runo Ieiner @ntlafang."
sSh ben 3iiqen pes 2eienben malte
iid oeutli6 bic Grgerli4e Gnttau.
i6ung, bic i6m bas3eugniB bereitste,"
n0amtt peroe i'd tuum Die Stelz
Iunq er6olten," fieB er erregt herDor.
Der Rentier 3udte nit ben 4dielr.
pas Iolte mir leiO t9un!."
IRA, bann = bann Gnoerr Sle Is
ho6, 9err 9offi4ilo!"
Der Hentier iab Dem 9preaenOen
eritaunt uno unpiqig in's 9eitat.
Isle berlangen bod ni4t etfpd pol
mir, baB i6 @tpds i6reibe, mas t4
ni6t perantporten tunn?"
Sn Slippers M}ienen arbeItete DIE
innere grregung INNER Oeutlifer.
r9aHn Iafsn Sic tpenigitens ben
Na6iab FORT" Iagte er. pen DON
Der moraliI6en 6inii6t - 0ds 1T
bod gan5 iiberFIiiiiig!!"
@u6 benz 8entier itieg bic Hot3e
Oes Qergers ms @eiidt.
sd 6alte bas bur4aus ntdt tur
ii6erfliiIig," ertldrte er. SD oa9te
bod, i9 Bate mid f6oneno 9enug
ousgeoriidt. Woute i4 iiber ben
qunft gang idpeigsn, 10 tOnnte mir
oas einmal einen f6peren 8oripurt
eintragen. Sa, MAJ t0nnte mid 10
gar epentuea 9eri4tlid CUR geronts
tportung 3ie6en."
Slipper 3udte %empfinoltd; letTte
!6GnDe baqten iid unD ieine 4ugen
iprii6ten pbnmd6ti9e Dutb.
sd = id peritebe," rief er 5ornlg.
Dap sic mir 9as, mas gepeien,
INNER pieber porriifen, 0as 1T aud
ni6t f60n pon S6nen 80. uno t9
fraqe Sie nun nod einmdl, pouen
sic mir elm anoeres 3eugniB geben
ooer ni9t?"
og2ein.!"
(Sprtiebund foldt.)
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lus Dem Gtfrissn acknowledgements
Scntifcr Grieqer6nnh.

Serre 9Gute, Sno., %. Qua.
= 6eute be9unn bier Der Is. 0eleoas
tentag oes 9euti6en Rrieqer6unOss
bon Noro : Imeritd, per6unoen nit
Der conitituirenoen SiBunq Des Genz
trail 9erbanoes beutT6er Rrieqerz
8inoe in ben Ser. Gtauten. 9as
8ros Der 9elegaten unb Der Du8 7eft
beiu4enOen 8rieger piro morgen
Abeno eintreffen, unb 5par bic Gbiz
cago'er, ct. Coulter, Bittsburger, ioz
pie bic pereinigten Seransr nit Grz
tra3ii9en. Quf's 8rpBartigIte ge=
plant lit Der fir morgen 2lbeno angez
ieBte 6afel3ug gu Gbren Der 8Gite.
Oas Prpgramm fir oa8 bis gum
26. 4uguit rpd6renOe Set 1T oas fol-
9enoe:
Samitag: @mpfdng Der Oelegaten
uno 8d1te am 8abnbofe; Q6enos 5az
del5ug, 3apfenitrei6 uno Gommers.
SOnntog, M}orgen8 6 u6r: Sag
RapetQe; @mpfdng Der @d1te am
8a6n6ofe uno @elsit mad oem9auptz
quarter; 10 u6r: @roBe 8araoe II.
QbmarI6 na8 benz 6eitplaBe (6airz
grOuno); 8egriiBungsreoe Oes 8Irz
germeiIter8 BON Serre 9aute, 6rn.
6enrD Steeg; oeutI6e 6eItreOe be5
8unbes S9uBmciIters &umerdb %.
SAP bon Gbicago, ST.; englii4e Self
reoe oes Ri9ters 3apleD ppn Serre
6Qute; nG6reno De5 Na6mittugs;
Gon3crt Der berf4isoenen MuIitz8az
peIen; Q6enos: 3~apfenItrei4 unO
6euerperf.
Montag; Morgers 9 u6r, grOffz
nung oes 9eIegatentages; Ra6mitz
tags 1.3O: 6ortfeBung Oes 0sIegaten>
tages, Johann Qbmuri4 mad Monz
ninger's Bart.
0ienitag: Morgens 9 ubr: 6Orticz
Bung bes 9elegatentages; Na6mitz
tags: Runofabrt bur4 bic Staot, To-
ME Gommers IN Der 3erre Qdutss
8ruuerei; @(6eno8; 8aQ in Der Ser
mania 6aqs."
Mittpo6: Morgens 9 16r: Goniti=
tuirsnoe GiBung oe5 Gentral Der
6anoes Der 0eutIden @eteranen unO
8rieger Der 9, St; mad 56IuB Ger
ielben: Qusflug na6 8ra5il, Sno.
9as 6auptquartier lit Die n8ermaz
MIA : 6aGe," no audi Die 8ei6dftsz
SiBungen ftdttfinoen neroen.
GA a - - "a.
'rart ds al8S 0t8. Die lr Inm8rGekauft HABIT
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-24

gOuncl.@mffs. Soma. 2 Tass.
Concord, 0.s6.. 10 StunbsR.
9tHb,r COLORADO, p Gage.
8stteit. Bio, / lag.
@al5tFpH. 3eraE, 2 3aos 5 gtnE@s@s
6arrisburo. ga., 8 6trotH.
6artforo, Connecticut, - StuHefas
indianapolis. Sub., l 5a9.
SadioH, Wiifihppi, 2 5aos.
Sadionoigc, 6lorioa, 1 sag.
Rauils'Git1, WiFouri, 2 9las.
2ittls Rod. 9riaui1s, I gag 10 StsRea&
GouisOins, 6b.. / 3og ? StuuosH.
WtmgDis. Tfuu., l 3ag 5 StUnosH.
BtobiIe, aIobamu, l3ag 8 5.uUosR.
9orfolf gir9iuita, u Sturotn.
9sr@Crleors Ca, ] 9aq 10 StuReeR
Staot TeD=9ori, 5 Stuu0sn.
Gma6d, 2tbrosfo. 2 8aot.
9ortIaHo, maiue, / Sag.
8ortIaHo. Oregon, s IaQt.
gbtiaoeIpbia, "a, 3 5tuuoga.
9tttsburq, pa. II 6uuOen.
9ropioenec. as, Is 5tuu0sH.
8alu9b Re, IS StJuoeu.
Ct. eruts, TjFourt. / FAC 6 Sturse4.
q. NauI, 9tiHrcioia, / Eal y Stuubess
San GranJiscO, Gal, 4 Rage "a 6tuuesn4
30psta. Rarias, . Gage
9Sii0H, Bgaf. 10 6tuubtn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-24

ipelde bauptfGdlid aIs 9Gngerin be-
tannt 1T, pirb Dtefe Mo9e benz Dub
litum audi mas porpfeifen. Die Deb
mars fperben als utrobatiT6e Sans
piirite Die 9a4musteln Der 3uT6auer
IN 8etpegung feBen, unb boufpmmen
neue 8tloer tpmmen in benz Gineparaz
phen our Mntpenbuna.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-24
(5ortfeBung folqt.)
staot Baltimore.
Gus ben ~gshrig;u sountassg6orr,'ponoent9
Snuitdtss Seri9t.


@r0Bere Sterbli9feit in Der leBten
@o6e. - Nnftedenbe 8rant6eiten
treten a6er in miloer 6orm auf.
- @eringe 9eburten5ubl.
IN Der perfloFsnen @o6e mar bic
Observation-Disclosures etpa5 606er, tpie in
ben porbe1ge6enoen Wo6en unb in Der
Qlei6laufenoen Wo6e Oes 8orjabres.
0G6renD in Der Dritten Quguitpo6e
in 1902 nm 1873 PerIonen itarben, be-
truQ Die Bail Der SobesfGQe in Der
perfloFenen Mo6e 202. 9abei tpuren
uber Die 0pfer biBiger &runf6eiten
perI6pinbeno gering. Die Sterblife
teitsrate 6etrug 1898 pro 1000 Der
@sIummtbep0lterung, 1910 fir pie
g8eiBen uno 23.46 fir Die gleger. Son
ben 9~eritorbenen paren 80 i'm 4u5z
lanbe Qe6Dren unb 80 naren gteger, 10
&inber fumen toot 3ur Melt, i'm 81pz
9iepzQ5nl Itarben 9, i'm 9oipttal %
uno in anoeren Snitituten 7 Perioz
men, Is SnqueIte purOen gebaLten.-
Dem Otter na6 bertbeilen Die Sobe5z
fGQe ii6, ME fplgt; 70 9inoer unter
5 Sabren Itarben, 3 moreH 3piIden 5
uno 10, l 3pifden 10 unO Is, 9 3piz
i6en 10 uno 20, u 5pii6sn 20 unO
80, % 3piiden 80 unO 40, Is 5ptz
i6en 40 unb 50, 20 3pifden so unO
go, % 5pii6en so unD 70, IA 3rpiz
f6en 70 unb 80, 9 3miI6en so unb
90, 1 3tpi76en 80 unO 100 unO / 3lpiz
f6en 100 uno 110 Sabre alt. DIS gez
bpren purben so tpeiBe unb 10 g}e9er=
timber gemelDet.
Die 6auptiG6li4Iten 3obesuria6en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-24
Nie6fntter. nnn strnhnreiie.

6oI8enoss llno Die auf Den @itaatltz
den @aagen fir 9eu, StrOb u. /, 10.
geitern er3ielten Preiie:
Roroneftlt4 9eupuuge.
5eu.-5imotbD $40 bis $21L, Slice
ben SIT bis $18 pro Some.
~Gtro6.-Bei3snitrob 81 Biz $12,
RoggenItrob $18 bis $40 pro Some.
Muis-pro SAB $500.
Oefliae 9eupaage.
6eu.-SinOtbp $21 Biz 500, aIeuz
ben $18 pro 3Onne,
~Strob,-Nei3enitrob SO, 3oggens
Itro6 $18 bis $40 prD Some.
Mais-prO SAB 1926.
De It lid 6euDdage.
9eu.-9imotbp $21 Bis 500, Slice
6eu SIT Bis $18, gemiIdte5 $40 Bis
$50 pro Some.
6tru6.-RoggenIfro6 $18 bis $40,
Wei3enfro6 81 Bis $12 pro Some.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-24

LIZ
Die &aI5irer Itele in Der SSuteFabrit
BON &ruuIe &c Gpmpagnie mar patant
~gepproen unO Slipper bate ale Qusz
ii9t, bic SteGung gu er6alten. Seine
&ennntnihe unb feline frii6ere Stelz
lung bere6tigten i'm mebr ais irgeno
einen Der anoeren 8eperber 5u einem
iplfen Boiten. Nur elmer 8eoingung
bate er nod 5u geniigen. 0iesSnz
6a6er Der 6irma perlangten BON inn,
boB er pom Qufii6tsrat6 oes Spar
uno 9orfduBpereins Elm 3eugniB
iiber feline 8efdhigung unO cine @rz
fldrung ii6er ben 8runo ieiner @ntz
lafung bringe.
@tnds 6etlommen mahte iih Slip
per ullF ben 0eg mad benz 8oriiBen=
BEN Oes Qufii9tsratbes. 8eideiOer
trug er 9srrn 9offidilo iein Qnlieger
Dor urb bat nm cine mDglihft gelinoG
8eurt6eilung, benin pon Dem 3eugniE
bdnge ieine AniteGung ab.
9err 9offI4tlo nidte.
sd peroe mein M0glidftes t6un.
Slipper" Iugte er, r%iofpeit i6 es Dol
meinem 8epiFen perantporten tann."
gr ieBte Ii6, itiiBte feline Stirn in
Die 6anp unb oa6te mad. Damn
idrie6 er Elm paar 3eilen uno rei9t'
lie Slipper.
N}it haitigen 8liden las bieIsr:
n6err Otto 3arl Slipper mar pom
/. Oftpber 1890 bis /. SUM- 1895
ais 8u6balter unb BON bieier 3eit
Bis gum Is. Nopember 1895 ais Sal
firer bei'm 6ieIigen Spurz uno Dor.
f9uBpersiu angeiteut. !6err &ippe.
hat ii9 in an Der 3eit ais elm tii6t:.
qer qefpanoter Nrbeiter ernieien, UNI
er bat Die Gti4dfte nit umii9t unr
grpBem 9eI9id g~eleitet. SSn morali-
i6er 6iniiht hatten mir ougegen ne
niger 9runo, nit 6errn Slipper Al
frieosn gu iein, inoem er es an gu
perIGfIigteit unb 9ertrQuensniirpig
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R%rnnufteHzW arft.

uttenite6enDe Preiie 6e3ie6en ii6
auf ben Gn9ro5 : 6anOel; fir Den
Glein6anoel muB Elm entipre6enOer
Quf16lag 9ama6t peroen.
6urm 8roOutte.
Qe6enoes Gefli9el, pro 4funO:
iunge6ii6ner lie. Bis 11Ic.; alte9ii6s
ner he; Gnten St, bis 12c,; 5auz
ben, pro 8aur zoe. Bis 25c.
Ser, PRO 9uBeno 18c. Biz Zoe.
4epfel, pro SAB SOC. bis 85c.;
0aFermeIonen, pro 6unosrt $500
bis $500; qfirIi6e, pro &Or6 25c.
Bis Soc; 6eiOeI6eeren, pro Quart
&c. bis t.; G~untaloupes, pro 3or5
zoe. Bis &C.,; 6imbeeren, pro Sinner
zoe. Bis 25c.; Qnonas, prO Grute
1926 Bis 1925; 8irnen, pro 8Or6
25c. Bis 75c.; 9amiOns, pro Serb
SOC. bis $1.25.
Semitic 8artoFfeln, pro SAP $1.50
bis $500; PRO 8ui6eIfiIte 55c. biz
&c.; 3nie6eln, pro 8uItel 65c. bis
75c.; 0eibfo6l, pro 6unDert $500
bis $3.50; 8opfIoIat, pro 8uI6eItiite
30c. Bis Soc; 3uterrii6en, pro Bin
bel 1!c. Bis &c; tomatoes, pro 8or5
Doc. bis 4Oc.; Crime 8o6nen, pro 8uz
f6ef SOC. Bis &C.,; Gurten, pro &or5
35c. bis Soc; W}uis, pro 9uBeno 81.
bis loo; Garotten, pro 8inOel 1c.
bis DC.
9roterie5 unO Bronifioz
Rcffjnirter 3uder, pro Qfuno: 9ez
niirFe!t, 5.865c.; pulOsriiirt, 5.365c.;
StanoarO granulirt, 5.263c.; fein
granulirt, 5.263c.; GrapitoI, 5,269c.;
Columbia q, SOLE; gel6er, 4.55c.
Big 1856.
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ani @runOeigcntbam.

Sarlebcn AMI WDbeln umo nnocrc
6i6ubsitsu fir 6 9roj;nt-geHuu rad BEN ususE
8titB; pripatim.
Rtd,ter, ser. 2IO, CHsetrinstpn'E Ctr.
3immer gr. 4, .@auiants2uiloiuo.H
SIN Ger Office ipirH 0euti6 oef2rUhen.
C9lui20, III
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n b.

Bremen, StatI5IarS. o saat.
p xno5 gOrts. Nr5cutiujca. % 9asS
GaIiStta, 9ritji5=3uoicu, 80 9aQs.
Esm'rara, @~ritji5s@ujard, Is 9aae.
@oHQsR5ug, China, p Iaas.
RiHqitou. Samaica, s 9aqs.
9%tosTbooI, England, Z E1ss.
9u}crH, S6psil 10 9aqe.
etabt Werjto, Wtriio, ) TAGS.
Mostau, @ubLarO, Y Eaae.
ganama, Der. stoattu BON Golombis, z 4osS
9oris, Tranfrcia. 2 Sage.
Gu,5c, Garab1. 9aQs.
BIO be 9cutiro, graflitu, g 9ase
8on, St1ticn. 10 Ia9e.
Ct. Sobus, gtUiunblauo, 4 Face.
q, PETERSBURG, Sublane, 70 Rage.
soontp, 0ufralitn. 81 GAGE.
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6eutide Shlubrdte
8a!timorsr GfFeften60rie.
(S.r;btet fir otn rItutiDtu GorrYrou0trttRE burh
3. glm. MLaDcMbori 4 O.

IStr1nttt nv 0tn rNtufTotN E0rTT00NotnttnF buF6
:. 9Bm. Y,oOtUoorf ( 60
Baltimore, BEN p. 4uguit.
s. Dm. Y~}iooenoorf G So. bered :
nen fir Trancs: 8antier5 2ratten
auf go Sage 5.193 (peniger 1i16),
auf 6i6t 5.18!, ta~ufmdnnii6e auf
Ie653ig Sage 5.205 bis 5.215.
Rei6smarf auf so Sage 81 9i16.
@ulcen auf 60 Sage 395.
Sterling 8antiers aui go Sage
4.834, ouf Sidt 1851, toufmdnniz
f6e 4.83 Bis 4.833.
Wsrtdufs auf Der 6ieiigen GfTetteH.
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3G permietbeM.
3u permietben;

@ute, i60ne @duier, 6 3immsr nuO 9oD, i'm
roo 9lod MontforOsgIosnnt. nabs @dp= Strabt;
SdluFI in 1870; uno i'm 2lW glod 5ios@bariegs
etrase: S6liifsl in 2l40; UNI 94 NlbtanosNne.,
fir SI2 prD 9lonat. q rdba IN, 223 Ct. 9auls
Ffrake t231)
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Gal3flsiI6: pro 4funO, gan5e
@6uItern, englii6 gei6nitten, &C.;
gang tur3e 8ippen, &C.; Seiten~
iped, 94c.; gon3e 2ei6Itijde, 10c.;
RED" S6ultern, &C.; 66inten, 15c.;
o6ne 6aut, 144c.; Picnic, Sc;
nMeB"= S4peinefleii6 $500 pro
SAP; SdmoI5-in 3ierces, gut rufz
finirt, SIC; in 6dfern, sc.
8uffee; Rotirungen inn, pie folgt:
auf Der 8aii5 BON sc. Bis 52c. pro
qfunO fir 3io CIR. Z; Santos Tic.
Bis lie; Marocoi6O o.. bis 1916;
SABA 100. Bis 23c.; Wlrtta 18c. BIS
19c.
Osr0fsttr Raffss: 6. 9. G., in Sci
fen 10c. Bis 10.20c. pro qfuno;
in 9iihien uno Gdden. reiner Sara,
800. Biz 32!c,; SABA uno 0lottu, gez
mtidt, 27!c. Biz 28c. bro Yfuno; reIz
ner Marncaibo. 22c. Biz 221c.
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Sommernd6t.
8lafe gebren neigen mibe
6rudtbeIdpert iiA na4 oes Sases
Miib'n.
Purpurmo9n entfleibet leiie
Sid i'm ELECTROMAGNETIC
0eiBe 6alter I6ldrfen Oiiriteno
Der @pane blalle 9ra9t,
Srunten taumsln tie fopfi6er
sSn Den Qrm Der Somnternd6t
CAS ia
fragt die Die Sote, Die Ihr INNER G6kauft Hahl
s:5:5h N1HNzZ
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RnItimnrrr Wnrftherihtr.

CBtriattt far on g0uti3tn G0rttipoHOtnttn'l
Baltimore, ben p. Iuguit.
MebL.- Die bsutige Mehl3ufu6r
belief Ii9 uuf 20,O6O Safer, elm
I6IieBli6 1859 6Gfer gu Qpcuit=
goint uno 5527 Safer gu canton.
Der martt lit Fet Bel fOlgenoen Rotiz
r,rrner.
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TTte SeftWnesn (EOteeIponosRtsub
soc. pIo euHssrt. 5u babtn IN Der Sihct ses -Durk
htH 9orretpeHeentsR, SGltlMsItS @tL ERA goa
@ihcss &ReRk2r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-24
6eutiQe S6luBrcte

9u Ct. 3JtUIIY- guTtt0UT UVt
1869 8uffel; aus ben glsOatOren gu
riidge3o9en 1921 8u16eI; g~leDatOren=
0orath 169,138 9uIfel.
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0rnnOeigeutbnm at nertanien.
Ri ~pfrFoufeu;

3m p%erfaufeni
Ois boHtsu 0duier in Sioipet=
Baltimore, 6dt NiltIHszSpcnut uno @iimorz Str.
Yrels nleor'gfr, ais pie Rotten bsi mpndtii9tn
3abiun9en. 0rabam NJ, % ct. Qauls5trlBe,
t2jD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-24
yln,eieeu. 81 nerfanien.
@irtbf6aftcu
gu %pcrfQufeu:

Sine quite tdgli6e uno SonutaQs=6orreiponocns
tcns8outt. Rat5uira9en in 4r. lj22, Gfs6aQtr.
StraBe. (233-5)
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Wei3en. = Die Feutlge WeI3sls
| 3ufu6r bs3ifferte ii4 auf 61,281 8uz
5fel; @erfanDt BON Den @Iepatoren
1910 8uidel; @orrath in ben glez
patoren 945,812 8ui6sl. 8ertauft
purben 10000 September 81 81,
SI.. XY..E.I
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Cine ieit 26 Subrcn nit eutem GrfofQ ~b,tritbene
gdd'rsi III 81 ptrtduieu; 6,oeutbumer nil E9 pom
Geibdit 3urtifliebtu. 81 t~rfragtR in. Dir. or,
@orDe6 albouueS iraBt. C240
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Seforbtrnns INN Ppfia6en,

2G19e Der erforbsrIi4en 3sit CUR Gra
rei9ung Der OerI4ieOsnen Be-
itimmungsorte.
1lutsnItebeno lit Die ungefdbre 3sit
fir DISCRIMINATING Der 9oitIaden bon
BEN 9aItimprsr goIt : 8ur,au na6
ben 6ulptIG9Ii6en einbsimif4sn uno
euspGrtigtn Stdoten ber3si4nst.
Sulaub.
Ntlonta, ga, 70 stuHotu.
Ntlouti,sGitp, R.sSs 6 5tuHeeL
Rroofpn. so, 6 Stuuotu.
purlinatou. 9trmort. II etuHsszS
Puffale. 9.=9.,. IS StuHosn.
Gar, Wap. RS, 6 6tuHotH-
Gharlstou, S.4G., IS 6tunSsn-
GbicaQo, Sas., l lag
golumbia. So. II Stunoen.
Giueiunati, C5io. % 6turosL
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&rrlangt i'm N%uaemeinca.

9eutIdes 4r6eits : Na4peliungsz
8iiredlt,
sr 2Iq. SHozsbarpzStrdB unter Der guffbt Der
.Stutibeu 8dtQ:bltt". - Sitlcn,stH. iDt.9s ptut=
iaa 6anon,rttr, @rbsittr unD 2itntboten Ju be-
ibdr uqtu pdni5tu, polsn f5 ptriOnli6 oOr in
i~rnuflrt:a grisfsn at Dtn a9ent,u Der geieai4ait,
Ssk4u :. Wspsr, Or. 2i9, ShOs5barDs
Q trab,, peuOen, iuS,bp urtutqeltlih austunft srs
tb,len ipivO. gurtdu=eiunbtn BON l bis ) u6r.
(9Gu23. 49,
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@nrino 8otent 4.65-5.0O
Spring putent Special
Brands o.OO-o'Zo
Gitp Mins 8eit 9atent 800
6ig6 @raoe patent . 4.90C-
6ig6 @rube Straight 4.50--
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weak The artist has ennobed the features of Christ
that the womanly attributes of genteness and
thy made majestic by the strong, manly attributes
that the face from any suggestion eemnacy The
attitude is dignifed and eXpeetant. calmly seri
ously solemny impressive.
Raphael given Of Christ shown
with the of thorns the brow 1t is taken
the picture entitled Carrying of tie Cross 1t is of
the most pathetic Of the entire gallery and the face is
OF the most interesting studies of all pictures of Christ
In the original Raphael depicts Christ bending
the weight of the heavy wooden The suffering
look patiently from the shadow of the plated
of thons whose sharp points pierce the forehead The
genius of the artist srkngy shown than
in the expression of this Christ Even with the
suffering and pain depicted countenance there is
plainly the sympathy of the divine prompt
ed the utterance Forgive Them Father they know
not what they do"
There is resentment trace of indignation The
artist has made the face of heavenly beauty and
tenderness. in the dreadful hour of the
Among the best known of the biblical paintings Guido
Ecce Homo" showing Christ in the agonies of His
last hours, with the of thorns His head and
dying eyes turned heavenward 1t is o the most
pathetic all Heads of Christ" and Is great favor
with church people. 1t is doubtful whether any artist
has given beautiful conception of Christ than
Guido Rent in his sEcce Homo
picture that unique among the conceptions of Christ
is that Titan, called THE Tribute Money" Christ is
Gore shown with calmly judicial face with tinge of
the sadness all artists the Sayios features
1t is the face of who convncngy but without
shade f triumph the turning the tables
on one who laid trap 1t is strong face godlike in
the wisdom it reveals and conveying with great skill
the expression of solemn plying rebuke that
subiect.-Chcago Record-Herald.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-04-07
decorated china are adaptable both for
Easter and wedding presents.
Decorating the church.

The superintendent of flower com
mittee ought to possess some knowledge
of architecture as well as an artistic
sense of form and color in order to use
floral decorations with good effect. In
the adornment of n church it is necessary
to consider its general architectural
style and its prevailing tone of color.
For twining around pillars natural
trails of ivy or any climbing plants are
preferable to made-up garlands of uni
form breadth. Large vases or jugs fill
ed with flowers and foliage are used
wherever good taste may suggest.
The Introduction of eolored drapery
adds greatly to the general picturesque
ness. These hangings may be of soft
silken material or of velvet brocade or
plush. In some village churches in
England it is customary to lay warm
hued draperies over the window sills and
place upon these brown earthenware
pitchers filled with and half hidden in
green boughs and flowers.
Palms and growing plants are invalua-
BILE as they are certain not to fade
and droop before the decoration season
ends, and for corners of churches moth
ing could be more suitable than the ole
ander. with its glossy leaves and coral
tinted blossoms.
Rich colored flowers lose much of their
beauty when placed against dark wood
panels. When a good effect is desired,
the wood may be concealed by soft col
ored material fastened with invisible
nails. Only pale gray or creamy brown
or greenish tinted seuii-transparent stuffs
should be used. Each bud and leaf and
flower viii then stand cut in strong re-
lief
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over with tiny treEeh knots IN white I'm.
en- or silk whichever is the one needed
Embroidering twenty yards Of quarter
inch ribbon with French knots seems
like a wicked waste of time, but that
quantity of the embroidered ribbon is
only mild order, for such trimmings are
used by wholesale. A much favored trick
is to run such ribbon into the big meshes
of laces, and it is possible to get a lot
Of it On gown when used in this way
Wide girdle belts have returned to
stylishness. they are a pretty fashion
fo1 the long-waisted, but those who re-
call the appearance of some very short
wasted woman in girdle will have
horror of the fashion. Panne velvet is
seen in these girdles, and many wide fan
cy sash ribbons are to be used, too.
Those made of the ribbons are simply
pleated in front and back, narrowing at
the sides and are finished with long ends
tied behind in bow and fringed. Soft
silks are also used. sometimes shirred,
again pleated. and it is pretty to have
these finished with pointed ends and to
fasten on the side. Another attractive
style of girdle is velvet ribbon two inches
wide, three rows being used In the front
these are scanned and made with a wide
point. the whole width of the velvet
showing. On the sides the ribbon Is
oyerlapped so that the girdle is narrow,
and in the back it widens again and is
finished with long loops of the velvet.
Girdles are numerous on dresses worn
for the lectures, readings and afternoon
musical diversions Of Lent, and these
dresses are not bit ON the sackcloth and
ashes order. Judge you of the trio the
artist has set here. In their order they
We're black chantilly. white satin ribbon
and chiffon pansies: white voilc, black
chantilly applique and black silk cord
ornaments, and pale blue crepe de chine