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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-07
men at s p. NJ. on s:Rescue' Work for Girls, >
Ind at Z 80 she will speak at the general meet

Louis Refrieeratins and Warehouse company.
Will address the mems AFTERNOON meeting at the
a business man of the first rank but as a public
speaker he is said to be among the best.
The revival services at the Fremont Avenue
Congregational church. led by Little Tom
Mackey of the Chicago Midnight mission, assisted
by Miss Albertson, have been we'll attended and
have taken place at almost every service.
At the Plymouth church o'clock twilight ser
vice to- morrow Rev. Ernest W. Shurtled of the
changing With Rev. Dr.. L. Fl. HallocE The
choir assisted BY large chorus is 81
noon s Of Feo ~ This was given last year with
marked success.
At the Highland Park Presbyterian church to.
R1ooks p; wi sing se!o vsses
by Se Hopps Wi SING ns special music The
Rev. Paul J. sloanker, will give grafton on
the Life Motto Of Abraham Lincoln"
Hennepin Avenue Methodist church will hold
Linicoln's birthday memorial service Sunday even
ing. Rev. Dr.. G. D. Hutsinpiller will conduct
the service and Rsy Dr. s. Rudey n will se de-
Of God" The choir will sing '"rhe Americap
ss Of th and NJ Mfr mite s9 All ef s9c
Next Sunday evening the Fourth Baptist
church. Eighteenth and Dupont avenues n will
hold the graduating exercises of its Sunday
about twenty i've boys and sirs will be graduated
! into the intermediate department. The service
under the direction of Mrs. c. +. Fletcher, will
consist largely of music and exercises by the
4 graduates.
! At the. First Baptist church Sunday even
| ing the Gideons association of Christian tray.
cling men will share with Rev. w. 3. Riley in
the services. A special program of music has
been prepared including rousng gospel song
service, and a piano and organ duet 'Kanen-
moi Oftrow," Rubenstein, by Mrs. NJ. G. Bailey
and Professor S. Clay Gilbert. The large Wood
ward chorus will sing 80 Come Let Us Sing by
! B.. F. Gilbert.
l At Wesley church Sunday morning Miss San
| Souci will preside at the organ and Mrs. Maud
Timer Jones will sing THE King of Love- by
Gounod Lincoln services will be held at the
evening hour. Governor Van SAINT and Mayor
Haynes Will meke brief addresses. Frank NJ.
Nye will deliver the special address of the even
ing. Mrs. Maud Timer Jones will sing "Feal
Ye Israel. from Mendelsshon's Elijah, and also
1.-The Star Spangled Banner
Rev. Frederick Watson VIZ begin series OF
sermons Feb. Is. upon the general timely topic
Following Affair." "Close Fellowship" missing
It." Unconscious Providepces Of Cod The
Many Sided Christ" .'Down in Old Egypt
The Man Behind You'' ..The Charter Of Amer
lean Liberty Repairing the Wires, IBIS
regarding Signals. ''Show Your Ticket,
Standing for Something" Living on Scraps.
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Leave Chicago $40 p. M, DaiIy-Arrive
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Through passenger service to Jackson
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BIRTHS.
Osgood. Mfr. and Mrs. W. J., 29O1 Nico1let. boy,
Mecklenburg. Mr.. and Mrs Konrad, boy.
Bank, Mr.. and Mrs. W., GIT Fifth street S,
girl.
Wntheiser, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed, 5o26 Findley
place boy.
( Hanson. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter, 1882 Fifth
street NE, girl
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CHURCH SERVICES TOMORROW
METHODIST.

Lake Street-Rev. r. W. Stout; morning,
Winter; evening, What Is a Christian:"
Simpson-Rer. ". II. Rider: morning. Suffer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-11-19

different, gei5ig erIdeinen uno iIfs
bod i'm @runbe gar ni9t; ibr 9luge
beIiBt nur ni9t bic SGbisteit, bic Siz
tudtion gu iiberf9auen. 9dusfrauen,
nit bieiem Mangel bebuftet, bereiten
ii9 Ielber cine Menge unniiber 2dit.
sic iinb ni6t i'm Stanbe, bic @irtb'
I9aTi regelrs9t ein5utbeilen, iie finben
beut ni9ts gu tbun unb ipiFen iidh
morgen bpr 9lrbeit nibt su laifen, lie
baben einmal 70 pieIe @orrGtbe i'm
SauIe, bab elm Sbeil bapon berbirbt,
unb Elm anoermul feblt es am n0thigs
fen.
Die Sdbigteit bes ridttgen unb rus
I6en Sebens unb @rfaFens, in Der
gum grDbten Sbeil bas Sausfruuentas
lent beitebt, lit mdnden 5rauen anses
bpren; aber bic anb:ren, bic BON Rds
tur lpeniger 9egdbung fir bic prattis
I6e Settle oes 2sbens baben, brduhen
aud ni9t mutblos gu iein; benn Biz
gu einem getpifen 9rube fann ieoe
5rau nit 9utem DtGIen unb ssleib btes
Ie SG6isteit eriperbsn. sic muB nur
lernen, ibre Qugen ri9tig gu gebraus
den = nihts feben, pbne babel 81
benten, bus lit bas ean5e Ge6eimniB.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-11-19
Sic Sraueu in Der 5iirfsi.

9as Coos Der 6rauen in Der Siirs
lei gebt, 10 i9reibt Elm beuti9ldnOis
IAer Correspondent, 10 aamdbgi4 eli
Eer grOBeren 5reibeit uno 9tuftldrung
ertgegen. gti6t penig bat e5 mid
iiberraI9t, pielen Siirtinnen 5u begegs
Ren, bic nit suriidgeI9lagenem
S4leter umReripa5ieren, foI6en, Die
ii9, anitatt mad altem 9rau9 uuO
Site trupppeiIe, alein auf Der
StraBe befunben ober, mas ebenipIebr
gegsn ben ultbergebra9ten 2lnItano
berit0Bt, in 9sieili4aft ibres Rannes
ii4 0ffentli9 5eisten. @obl Iino bies
Tiirtinnen, bic Der Sette Der 9omnet
- Suben, bic gum SslaMismus iibers
getreten iinb - angebDren, aber ims
merbin lit es elm grOber SOrtI6ritt,
puB bic polisei ni9t einI4reitet, ipenn
aud bic 9llttiirten gl9 unb Dsb bar>
iiber i9reien mD9en.
9lu3 in Der pferoebabn erI6einen
bieie eman5ipationsluItigen 9dmen in
tOitbaren SerebI9es aus ben berrli9s
ften broiairten SetOenItoffen unb
tii6n SuriidgeI9lagenem SaI6mab.
9lnItatt beIheiben in Der nit 9or9ins
gen Ino S9eioepdnben perIebenen
9lbt6eilung PlaB gu ne6men, bic Ell
gems fir bic tiirtii9en 6rauen einges
ri4tet lit, pollen iie iib, bsIonbsrs,
penn geraoe feline mabgebenoen Siirs
fen gsgenpGrtig iino, nit @epalt auf
Die Ooroeren offenen 8antreiben IeBsn,
no lie i6re Glegan3 uno ebentueu lire
Sd0nbcit Dor aqer Q(ugen leu6ten
tdiien tDuusn. Der Sramfonbutteur,
ais poriibergebenoer Sarsmbiter, bat
oft bic gr0Bte Wtiibe, bic id0nen gtufs
Ttdnoii9en in ibrer Ql6tbeilung unters
5ubringen. ySarem mar, Sarem
mar, bier lit Der Sarem, babinein
miiBt ibr", f9reit Der arme Mann,
bem pb an bem 9etbue unb oem uns
niiBen glufentbalt, iibsr ben ale anbes
rem Sahrgdite murren unb i9impfen,
oft Der S9peib auf Der Sttrn itebt.
Den 0omnetfrauen iperben bic iibris
gen Siirtinnen folgen. Der QnItpB
III geeeben, es brdu6t einem Inn oas
Coos Der 5rauen in Der Siirtei ni9t
mebr bunge 5u fein.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-11-19
9te Sp beIta aueGle bet
Seliing6r,

bieier Sdmlet2 Sine p0Gig iagenbafte
9eituGt pprgeIhidtlt6er 3eit.
gtu9 nod in anosrer Ri9tung als
nur our6 6amIet meinen mebrere
SbateIpeare 6uri6er ben groBen
9i9ter nit Seliing0r in 8erbinoung
ieBen gu tOnnen, inoem lie ss fir pabrs
Ideinlif balten, oaB er bteIe Staot als
Sdouipieler 2tnfangs bes iiebSebnten
Sabrbunoerts beIu6t bat.
Syn Der Rdbe Don Der SpbelidsAuels
Ie, mo Der @albba6 fliebt uno bic
falanten 9u6en ibre S9atten perfen,
beabiicbtigt man nun bas SbateIpedres
9entmal gu erri6ten, baS Der bGnii9e
9ilobauer 9. 6afelriis mobellirt bat.
Gs 5eigt uns ben 9i9ter nit Der
Shreibfeoer in Der Sano i'm 9sgriff,
@eounten auf5u5ei6nen, gr0Ber uno
tiefer, ais anpere iie gebudt baben.
Si9tIi9 bat iib ieiner eine gepaltigs
SnIpiration bemGcbttgt; es 1T, ats Of
sr iiber bas IhperIte aller Probleme,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-11-19
WtOltfr iino gtuui,.

Der srpBe 9ebante, ben &0nissplab
su einsm Rubmesforum bes taiierli>
den Berlin 5u geItalten, ipiro einen be-
beutiamenS9ritt neiter sefOrbert lperz
ben bur9 bic @rribtung Der 9entmGz
Ter fir Moltte uno goon. Beibe
Stanbbilber perben iid an SDnisPlah
erbeben uno su benz i4on pprbanbes
nen 8ismards9 9entmal Ioipie gu Der
bic Wlitte bes Ylabes beberrI9enben
StegesiGuIe Ii6 in 9eSiebuns ieBen.
@enn i'm nGditen Sabre bic neuen
0entmGler entbu[lt perben, biirfte bic
GroBartigteit bieier munumentdlen
anoronung gldn5eno in bic Grlaet@
nung treten.
Sas 9erliner Wolttes0enfmal 1T
cine S40pfung bes 8ilbbuuers SOiepb
llpbues. Sab bieIes Stanbbilo, Der
fetniinnigen unO tlaIiii9en GeiItesrithz
tung Wiolttes entfpre9enO, nt9t in
8rpn5e, ipnoern in Marmor aus9es
fiibrt fpirb, 5eugt BON pornberein bon
einem gliidli6en GrfaiIen Der Qlufgaz
be. Dem feingeiitigen unb fdli9ten
Weien Wtolttes erI9eint bic 2eiitung
BON llpbues bur6aus tongenial. Sine
garabepoie poer gar Elm Serportebren
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-11-19

Don IolOatii4er 8rapour uno beturatis
pem Selbentbum lpGre BEL elmer 10 einz
5igartigen@ri9etnung tpie Moltte niat
angsbra4t gepeien. Nie Mpltte oft
beo5aGtet ipurbe, ipenn er i'm Rei9sz
tag elmer Hebe 8ismards lauI6te, ooer
penn er ii6 i'm 9eneralItab 8ortrag
baIten IieB, 10 1T er pom &iinitler aufs
gefabt: an bic Warmor6riiItung ges
Iebnt, oas cine 9ein iiber oas anbetc
gsi9lagen uno bic fein ge5ei9neten
SGnoe sur ebernen &ub peri9rdntt,
pGbrenb Der &opf Iicb Elm ipenig bebt
unb bas belle 9tuge bineinOringt in
bas Rei6 Der 6oben uno itrengen Sc
bunten, in bic SoeaIbOben Der realen
@elt.
Sine 9tufgabe bon peientlia unoes
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-11-19

-SataIes Gntgegento M
@ommercienratb (als ii4 feline
GGIte bungrig BON Der Safel erbO6en):
sd boffe, baB bic SerrIhaften mir
re9t balO pieoer oas 9ergniigcn mas
den perOen!" - Sin Gait: %, p;nn
Sic tpiini6en - iOfort!!"
= Ginf IA 6. n8ie finbeIt 0u
mein neues 2uItIpiel?" - n5raurig,
Iebr trauris - ia t0nnte burii6er
meinen." - ngla, baun mad i'd eins
fed Elm SraucrIpiel oaraus."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-11-19

rer g(rt bate Der 9ilObauer Surro
MagnuFen i'm Ropn 0entmal. Goon
tpar oas Sbealbilo zines preuBiI1en
Generals; OaSu mar Der Reorganiiatpr
Der preuBiI6en 4rmee unb Sriegsmiz
niiter Elm Mann pon i9neioiger uno
feuerbliitiger Snitiatipe, Der iih in
Ieinem @runoneien 8ismard annGz
bert. 0aber aud bier Der itart nobel
lirte Sopf nit tiibner Silbouette. Die
les 9entmal piro in 8ron5e segoIz
fen, tpGbreno bas 9oitument uno bic
9riiitung Der erh0bten platform in
buntlem fdipebii6en Gjranit geurbeiz
tet perben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-11-19
$ amfets Grab i'm Seebao
MlartenlpIt Bel SsIs
fing0r.

rietn uber ni9t iein", grii6elte. glm
SUB Der Statue Iino bic @appen Gngs
lambs unb 0Gntmarfs angebra6t, uno
SlpiIben oieien umtrdnSt 9u9enluub
ben Ramen SbateIpsares.
Gs lift beabIit1tigt, bic Statue in
Sron5eeub aus5uFii6ren, Iobdlo Die
notbpenoige Summe burb cine allgss
meine Subitriptipn aufgebruGt NOR
ben 1T. Die erften Mdnner SGnemarts
auf alien Gebieten Der 9unIt baben
ben 9tufruf gu 9eitrdgen unterSet9net,
uuo Ioppbl bic S0nisin 9tIeranora ais
aud Der @roBfiirit SonTtantin Som
ftantinoiuiti9 itebsn an Der Spite oss
rer. Die gum 9entmalsfonbs beigetrus
gen baben. Sas Mouument pirb i'm
Sabre 1904 entbiilIt iperoen t0unen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-11-19
-Eine l1eberrnfdluno.-

-@tne ueberrai DUNG.
2ebrer: .Wer tunn mir ben pptha9os
rGiIden 2ebrIaB bslpeiIen?" - (glQe
I6tpeigen.) = Der tIeine SCHUBERT
(ru6 seraumer 3eit ith erbebeno,
Irri6D: ,Wsin GROCER Sruber!"
Satale 8etannti d t.
Rebucteur (na6bem er 5lpei 9ihter
einanber in Der Rebdction pOrgeitellt
bat): Die Serren buben It4 iibrigens
iChon i'm 9apiertorb tennen gelernt!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-11-19

Sur 9tusfuGGung. g2i9s
ter: Sum Sunt Oafiir. Oub Sbnen Der
SbldAtermeiiter eiuen alten 9ln5ug
geI6enft, baben Sic ibm beim Sins
ousssben einen Sainten geItoblen!"-
glngetIagter: nSa, Der In5ug ipar mir
nGmlia etpas gu lpeit!"
9roB s6euer. nSie fagen,
bab Sic abge6rdnnt Iino. ). baben sic
oenn Elm 3sugniB ouriiber?" 5eatbruz
Der: 5reili6 bab' i'd Gins gebabt -
aber oas lit bait mitperbrannt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-11-19

Gtnf96nes Bib. pSais
den Sic aud manhmal on bic 3eOatz
ton Der y2eBer" @eoiate2" - a9ei
rer bin i4 fdpn Sobn i'm 9aPiers
torb!"
Nus elmer @ 9mterens
q nj tiinbigun9. Sum fiinften
Male nSamlet". 9luf allgemeines 9ers
langen piro in Der beutigen @oritels
lung Samlet Spbelia beiratben."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-11-19
Gin Sbafeipsar=S Senfmal im
Sanoe Samlsts.

Sm bOrtgen Sabre, alIo brei Sabr'
bunOerte nud bem GrIdeinen bes err
ften, unpOllitdnbisen 9rudes BON
Sbuteipsares nSamlet, Bring BON 9ds
nemart", faBte Elm &reis angeIebener
bGniI9er MtGnner ben @ebanten, oem
sroBen britif9en 9i9ter eine Statue
bel Der norbieelGnoiI9en Staot SeIs
iingor gu erri9ten. Sur Wabl bieier
StGtte fiibrte f6on allein Der llms
ftano. baB S6ateipear bic 8egegnung
bes prinSen Samisf nit Ieines @aters
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-11-19

fobitrabe, bic gr0Bentbeils in Der 3eit
bes 8roBen &urfiirItsn entitanb, BON
Der bauliden ReugeItultung betrOffen
iporoen, ba ibre @nge bem 9ertebrsbes
oiirfniB i'm @ege itebt. 9ei bteier
9elegenbeit iptro aud bas bier abgez
biloete tleinite @orber6aus 9erlins,
ods nur bic als nMutter OieBes Siit=
te" betannte S6antpirtbIfaft entbdlt,
bas 3eitltde Iesnen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-11-19


@eiit auf Der SerraTe Dor bemS6lofIe
bel SeliiHg0r, b. +. auf Der 6ldggenz
batterie BEL S4IOB Sronborg, itattfins
ben ldbt.
S4on felt Iangem bat SeIIing0r
unb feline llmgebung Samlet @rinnes
rungen auf5ulpeiien, 10 i'm Seebu0
WtarienIpIt ben rob bebauenen Stein,
Der ais 6amIets 9rab be3ei6net piro,
bic Opbelia Quelle unO ieit porigem
Sabre i'm part BON MarienlpIt cine
Statue bes 0dnenprin5en BON q. 9es
ierien. Was bds Grab uno bic Queqe
dnbeldngt, 10 berm0gen bieIe freili9
nur oas 9emiitb bes fremben @anbes
rers poetiIdb un5uregen. 8enn bic
groben SamIets9arIteller na1 9Gnes
mari tamen, unterlieBen iie ME, ans
budtspoII einige Mtinuten an bieien
Stdtten 3u ipeilen. @igentli6e biItos
ride 8eoeutuns ba6en bieIe Grinnes
rungen bur4aus ni4t, benn per mar
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q a d, d,baGtiue Gntriiz :

u q q 2 aItl9e y M L
iung. Serr 3ipperl (pdbreuO elmer
laugen GarOinenpreoigt ieiner beferen
SaIfte): Sag nur, @eiberl, pesbalb
Gu Did eisentli9 10 Iebr ereiferit2"-
6rau 3tpperl: pDesbuIb9 - 0as -
bas bub' ib ieBt bersefen; ober iiher
bab' t4 einen triftigen @runo gebabt,
benn ionit lpGre ib ni4t 10 fudsteuz
felspiIb oelporoen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-11-19

- glu6 eine lleberrdz
T9ung. rMit mas pirIt Oh 0sinsn
9atten mor9en an ieinem 9eburtstag
iiberraIhen9" SD seb' ibm am
g6enO ben Sausi4IiiTeI nit auf bic
&neips."
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= 2 9fpeierIei

-3netsrIei Sci 6 m a d.
gSieb NAL, Mdnnhsn, meinen neusn
Sut na6 Der leBtsn Mooe!!" rSm!
llmgetebrt pGr's mir lieber: Wenn es
9ein leBter Sut mad Der neuen MObe
pdre!"
&inbIi6es WtiBpers
ItdnoniB. @ater: 8arum pirb
BEL ben SolOaten gum Ghen geblaien2
6rib6en: 9amit iie iia ni9t ben
U}unb perbrennen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-11-19

-ungefGGrti9. nGs iit mir
uRbegreifli9, OaB Sbr Gurem 6dnss
den cine pirtIi9e, tleine 0ampfmas
f1ine gum Spielen gebt - oas 1T
bod iebr gefdbrlid!" - rWieio benn
- bic 0ampfmuf9ine lam er bod
nitst perI9ludsn!-
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nntritifer.
Grter

Bauer (in Der Spernpauie): rS6uu.
WaIl, is bds ni9t etne 9emeinbeit,
buB Der 2ump Die bibi4e 9irn ums
bringt bat?"-3psiter Bauer: r8sibt.
bDs is I6on bait 10 beiier. bic bat gag
Sn arg i9le9t g'iunga."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-11-19

-Rt9t5uperbtiiffen. Gr:
r9nGoisite, babe Sic ipGbreno meines
gan5en 2ebens geliebt." - Sic: nglber
mir tennen uns bod erit Isit ungefGbr
brei Sabren." - Gr: nSa, feb;n sic,
bumuls fling i'd ia aud erit an gu Ies
tsn."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-11-19
Sin Stid gllt=Serlin.

Sm Mittelpuntt Der beutI6.n
Reidsbauptitubt berI9pinben INNER
mebr bic ueberreite BON n9llt Berlin"
bd bic betreffenben Straben uno
Staotpiertel ben moOernen 2lnIprii6en
bes 8ertebrs unb S6Onbeitsiinns peis
den miiFen. NeuerOings 1T audi bic
itabtgei4i6tIi9 interehante gllte Sas
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-11-19

8eierbirt. Der bumme
SDter bat mid seitern se5luidt uno
Sic fagtsn mir bod. als ia ben Sunb
taufte, oab er Riemanben beiBt, ben er
einmal tennt!" - r0as 1T audi pdbr,
aber er ma6t bait 10 langiam neue Be
tanntIhaften!"
= Gemiit'bIi4. Serr: r8O
paren Sic 10 lange, Seun2" - Stes
ner: .gt6, ib babe uur eben nit Dem
9lGubiger, ben i9 oOrbin hinausges
inmiiIen babe, nebenau Elm 9las Bier
aetrunten."
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Sn enem noign giOtneOncert t Elm 3u95r enO ein8Ta
Ien u srab ouf al5 Der @rtuo nbe uub t Gr'
lserung erb trGft9n 9efoG rt &anhr erfret
nod einmoI bds 9ut uno be9inut cine - 3ugabe
nIm GottespQn, obn Der Serr ntB uerebt Der Oenn gar
feinen Spab!?"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-11-19

vWarin, Su biIt fur6tbar pbers
flG9li8 unb ieidt, bentit Oh benn Bel
MenbelsIobn's n5riiblingslieo" an
ni6ts g(nberes ais an Elm neues 8leio
gum tommenben 5riibiabr?"
% ia, aud nod an eiuen paIenoeH
SUIT ba5u!"
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gnttduf dung.

Sic (beimltd perlobD: -. gtuF
Papa fheinIt 0u einen suten Ginorud
gemuat gu baben!"
Gr: r9l6, ipie mid bcs freut!. e.
uno poraus entnimmit 9u bas2"
Sic: sd b0rte ibn geItern gu Mas
ma iasen: man biirfe teinsn MenI6sn
mad benz glusieben beurtbsiIen!"
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9 or ii bun g.

.0pnnerpetter, finb' i6 Sud snbs
lid. .0is ihaut Sbr aus? Gum Sus
dud, mas treibt SIR oenn ba2"
nBir polIen Sergitsiger iperoen,
unb ba itiesen mir, nm uns gu iiben,
einItpeilen bur6 ben &amin!"
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1903-11-17
The Best Remedy for Group.

This is the season when the
woman who knows the best remed-
les tor Group is in demand in every
neighborbood. One of the most
terrible things In the world is to be
awakened in the middle OF the night
by a whoop from one of the children.
The Group remedies are almost as
sure to be lost, in case of Group, as
a revolver is sure to be lost in case
of burglars. There used to be an
old fashioned remedy for Group,
known as hive syrup and tolu, but
some modern mothers say that
Chamberlain s Cough Remedy is
better, and does not cost so much.
1t causes the patient to throw up
the phlegm' quicker, and gives re-
lief IN a shorter time. Give this
remedy as soon as the crOupy cough
appears and it will prevent the at
tack. 1t never fails and is pleasant
and safe to take. For sale b.
Cook y Higgins, druggists.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1903-11-17
LOVERS OF SWEET SCENTS.
Royalty Spends Large Sums for Rare
Perfumes.

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Perfumes.
The empress Of Russia spends
$1,000 year on perfumes,
Ipastcs, soaps and toilet waters.
which she has sent TO her cxclu-
siyely from the French capital.
Violet is her majesty's favoritc
scent, says the Detroit Free Press,
but her taste in perfumes is so
catholic and general that every
day she vapOrizes the royal apart.
ments with the concentrated es
sence of lilac, jasmine, narcisSus,
jOnquil, tuberOse and white VIC.
let's. 1t is not surprising to learn
that the air is so heavily impreg
mated with the scent that the
members Of her majesty's suite
are occasionally indisposed and
have to retire from her presence.
The empress toilet water is per-
fumed with vioIets, which are
gathered specially at Grasse be
tween five and seven o'clock in the
.eV"uing the time when, accord
ing to her majesty, their perfume
is the most delicate. The queen
mother of Spain is particularly
fond Of the essence of a special va
riety of orchid which is only found
in the Philippines. But since the
Spanish-American war the queen
has lost her liking for this per.
fume, and now employ eau
d'Espagne," specially made for
her in Madrid. The queen of Rou.
mania, who is naturally proud of
her white hair and her fresh com.
plexion, which, in spite of her 60
years, does not betray a single
wrinkle, attributes it to a marvel.
GUS toilet water, of which Gear
men Sylvia" alone knows the Sc
cret. The water, it is added, is be-
lieved to be made from flowers
gathered in an unknown forest by
certain women sworn to secrecy,
who collect the precious leaves
under the watchful eye ola Gordon
of sentinels charged to keep away
inquisitive intruders.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1903-11-17
DRAINING THE ZUY DER ZEE
Daring and Picturesque Engineering
Project of the Dutch.

Daring and Picturesque Engineering
Project of the Dutch.
The Dutch people propose to re
claim the whole of the Zuyder Zee
from the grasp of the ocean, says
Walter Wellman, in McClurc's.
1t is vast, daring, project, the
most picturesque engineering en-
terprise known to the world to-
day. An isthmian canal may cost
more money; but an isthmian
canal is, after all, only a great
ditch. While other nations are
seeking colonial expansion the
Dutch propose to create hinter-
land at home. They propose to
reclaim from the waters an area
equal to One-fOurteenth of all the
present Holland. They propose to
add nearly One-tenth to the area
of cultivable land in their coun-
try. They propose to find new
homes, where now the sea RACES,
for a population equal to four per
cent. of all the inhabitants of the
Netherlands. In the United
States an enterprise of relative
proportions would involve the
creation of a new state like Mis-
souri, or Texas, the reclamation OF
land enough for more than three
millions of people to live upon
and thrive by agriculture.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1903-11-17
Often the Case.

Setbacks are often the secret of
suocess.-Ram's Horn.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1903-11-17
Examination Dec. IS.

Secretary A. o. Beckham, Of the
Louisville Civil Service Board, an
nounces an examination December
Is for the position of teacher of ag-
riculture in the Haskell Indian In
stitute, Kansas. The position pays
ST 900 per year.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1903-11-17
JUST WHAT YOU NEED
Chamberlain Stomach and Liv
Tablets,

When you fell dull after eating.
When you have no appetite.
When you have a bad taste in
the mouth.
When your liver is torpid
When your bowels are constipat-
ed.
When you have headache.
When you feel bilious.
They will improve your appetite,
cleanse and inv gorate your stom-
acb, and regulate your liver and
bowels Price 25 cents per box.
For sale by Cook & Higgins, Drug
gists.