davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-09-30

fpuroen Der WeinbGnoIer StabI. ber
8iiiermetiter uno Weinbdnoler Stiirs
ner, Der 4einreiIenbe S6IDr ipnie Der
8jifermeiiter So9annss Rat6 lpegen
9erQe6en8 qeqen ous Metn9eIeB nit
empfinoliden @eloitrafen beIegt. Sin
oroBe8 Quuntum 9efGlidten 8eines
ipuroe nit 9eI6la9 belegt.
Reuttt gen. Die IN Der
Qfqrrftrcbe Don Observation-Disclosures erts
betten SreSten itno iopeit gereini9t
tpproen, baB fe tunitgeidiatIi6 ndber
be|ttmmt perben tonnten, WdbrcnD
bic romaniThe Stride ais Elm Wert Der
Sdule bon 9iriau gilt. re4net man
bic sSre8ten Der friibgotbiI6en Qeriooe
3u.-9er unGdnQit peritorbene Romz
mer3ienratb 2ouis @minbcr 5eiQt in Der
@ntpidlung ieiner 8oumpoQipinnerci
uno Weberei ben 9etpalti0en duff
Idpunq Der beutI2en Snouitrie. Sn
feiuer Ssugeno betrieb iein @otcr mob
cine tleine Sdrberei, bic er pom 8roB
pater geerbt bate. 9efen S0bne uno
lire Na9tpmmen baben ben 6abritbcz
trieb gu elmer Mcltfjrma 9emaft, Die
100 8eamten uno 5000 Nrbeitern 8rot
ai6t unb babel INNER nod i'm Yriputz
be1ib Der Na6tommen Iif befinOet.
8 uttItn9en. Der perbeiras
tbete 9oitbeamte Gdneioer nabm ges
meiniam nit Der 6rau be8 SnItrumens
tenmacbers S4ulBe @ift. 0ie 8rau
puree toot aufgefun0en, feitlt9 getIeis
bet, nit elmer rotten Roie auf Der
9ruit. S4rtiber lpurb, nit benz Sooc
ringenb angetroff.n, Die beioen Qe=
benSmiiben u~nter6ietten Elm 2iebe5per=
bGltniB, Sdneioer 1T Batter BON Orei
Rtnoern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-09-30
OeaeKrei6.

w I E II. Ndtbdnlel 6rei6err b.
RotBf4ilo bat Der Wiener 5r,ilui1i0en
Rettun9sgeIeQfdaft bic Summe bon
10000 &rpnen iibermittelt, nit Der
8eItimmun9, bieien 9etroo 3ltr 9Oms
plettirung beg 8aufonbS fir ben Ieuz
bau Der STANDARDIZATION am Sra
rtobtIfergirtel gu bertpenben.-0er
ebemolige Qei6idgsr bes 8ronprin3eu
RuooIf, 3uleBt tailerlider 5aalfams
merotener, Rieber, elmer Der Nentoen,
bic belm Sooe beS &~rpnprin3en anne
temp iparen, ipurDe i'm M0blinqer
Wdloe tobt aufgefunben. Gr mar
etnem S4laganfale erleqen. - gei
usbungen oes q. SnFonteriez Regi.
ments Itno infolge Der Sibe uno lle6erz
muoung q Mann g~eitorben, / puroe
tpobnfinnig, 100 Mdnn muBten in per-
l6leoenen Spitdlern frant 3uriid9,Iais
len iperoen.-8or aur3em feierte Der
Gillette General Der q terrei6ii6sungas
ridden Nrmee, Selb3eugmeiIter /. R.
Jolef 6rei9err b. Deber, ieinen 81.
8eburtsta9.
y munben. Der 6etdnnte Gun'tz
tti4ler Wieiauer lit i'm Otter BON 70
Sabren geitorben. Seine 9ol3s uno
Observation-Disclosures tplroen alf pie
len Iusitequngen prGmiirt, namentIi4
lelne etngelegten Hotofon0bel.
a nbberg. Die @emeinoe bat
ods Sarl Wittgenitein'i6e SenIenlDert
tammt WoFerfrdft unb @runbitiiden
bebufs Grri6tung zines Glsttri3itdt8s
tpertes dngetauft. Der gau fol- balo
IN Qngriff genommen Iperoen.
6 b g. DIR Ganoesau5iduB
bon 9alt3ien uno bet bieiige Magiitrdt
baben cine petition lan bas Miniites
rum bes QeuBern in Wien geri6tet, es
erfu6eno, auf bic Grri6tung zines
dmerifdnifhen aonfuldts in Qemberg
6tn3utpirten.
Gins 3. 9as minifterium fir aulz
TUG uno untsrridt bat Dem tat6oliz
iden S6ulpereine fir SefterreiG bic
our Grri6tung elmer gris
Observation-Disclosures nit oeuts
DER unterridtsfpra4s in 2in3 ertGeilt.
91e SeItuna Der neuen anfalt BAT Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-09-30
Amslal

aetn @eIb 3u @ d 5.
en- S1panebed, propin3 Sadien, err
fad Der S6u6ma4er S6nei0er feline
6rQu, neil iie ibm tein @etO gu
S6nap5 ge6en polite. Gr lpur0e pers
baftet.
6unbertiG 9rige 3 ~ l.
Itnqe. Sn &lelns Qeng0en, YtoDtn3
6annoOer, f~eierten bic 3piqtn88briioer
6einri6 uno 2lu9uit WIeier i6ren 100.
8eburt5tag. Die 6eiOen !Sunoertidb=
rigcn iino geiuno uno munter uno ges
bcnten nod manhe5 Sd6r ii4 oes ir0ts
i4en 9aieins gu erfreuen.
RU6ne g Of 10 i m m n. Gin
16iG6riges Wdo6en bur6f6pdmm
3pif6en Reuenburg unb pprtat6au,
69pei3, in 3 Stunben so Minuten
ben Teuen6urgsr See. OieIe auBers
getp06nIide 2eiitung tpurbe bur9 cine
Itarte 8rtie nod DEFENDERS eri4pert.
Die tiibne S6pimmertn mar ppn
einem 8oote begIeitet.
Snt d u d te Oiebe. Ssn
Bari, StaIien, tpuroen in elmer Na6t
bic Supelen, nel4e bic in Der STRIDE
bes beiIi9en @re9or befinoli9e StGtue
6es 9eiIigen Nitoldus i4midten, 9es
8ltidli6ertpeife paren bic qez
itoblenen Supslen une4t; bic s6ten
tparen in Der S9aBtummer Der Stride
dufbepa3rt. 3pei qerlonsn puroen
berbaftet.
&ollifion BON 90 OF 0 :
r q BERN. Der 9auunternebmer
Wteprinet BON 8riggs, 9elgien, Der
mittetit motorrabes beimte6rte,
tpuroe bon ieinem Sobne, Der ibm auf
Motorrabe entgsgengefa6ren
mar, nit folder 9eftigteit a~ngefa6ren,
bab beioe 5abrer 81 Gale tamen. Der
Batter blieb auf Der Gtele tpot, Der
Sobn ertdg balb oarduf ieinen gerz
leBunsen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-09-30
fla6-SOtRrtuacu

g 3 b q. Sin 8citer bes
ID. 0ragOnersH cqiments nurbe mGbs
reno Oes Wan0per8 bel 8urbo6 our6
eincn 2an3enitid getootet, Elm unberer
iparo ihper perleBt.-0er Mu8tetier
Rufing pom bieiigen l. nieberelIdiIiz
f4en S%nfanteric= 9egtment gr. 1872
bate benz ltnteroffi3ier 2eintpe6er pom
rReinii4cn 8uBortiQerie Regiment Rr.
8 in Main3, nit Dem er in sinem Yang
IotaIe 3uIammengetroffen par, ouf Der
StraBe iiberfdIen unb i9lpsr miBbons
belt. @r purbe gu odt Sa3ren @es
fdngniB uno NusItpBun9 aus Dem
Seere perurtbeilt.
0tebenboen II. Gin ~15iG6riger
&nobe nabm in &neuttingen cine 0ps
namtts nit our air6e; bic
&apicl erpGooirte uno rieF cine Qonit
unter ben &irAgdngern berpor. DER
Sna6e lpuroe I9ner pertebt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-09-30
S6,Oefi.

SPVtpNtAA
9 ern. Ser f6pei3eriI6e 9bilone
t6rop 0enri Dunant, Der burh feline
9emitbungen UNI Die internationoIe
8erbinouug sur PfIegc ber i'm 8riege
8erlpunoeten uno ais elmer Der Grim
Der Der @eieui@aft pom oHot6en
&rcU5" betannt getporoen 1T, befinoet
tt6 III 9r0Bter gtotb uuD lie9t I6tper
trunt i'm 6oIpitdl 3u Mppen3eQ. 0uz
narlt erbielt 1901 einen 36eil oe8 6ries
oensprcIieS Der Nobel=S tiftunq, bat
aber IN Iciner 9er5en5giite ooS 9ar3e
9elo-50,000 Sroncs-Qn 0D6ltbds
tt8teitsdnItalten Dertbejlt unD lit nun
gang mttteuo8 Ser 8erQforIbcr ~.
u. 9. Coolidge bat Der Gettton Bern
be8 idtpei3erifhe 4lpentIub5 cine
SAentung bon 25,000 6runc8 iibers
madt.-0er 8ertebr8oereiu gu 8urQz
BORT bat Dem bort perItpr6euen 0i1ter
Der rWo6t am R6ein," Mar S1uedenz
burger, in Der 6rieobofpromenaoe ,incn
einfohen 0ent'tein erri6tet.-Sn Bern
lit Der 8%ilobauer Nntonio Gbiattone,
S60pfer Des i'm Sabre 1892 altf 8orfu
erri6teten 8entmdlS fir 8ronprin5
Ruoolf BON Seiterreih uno beS i'm
Sabre 1902 in 2eritet crridte!en Dent
mails Der &aiierin @ltiabet6 geitorben.
Die Regierung Ocs &anton5 Bern
iebte cine 6riIt bis @noe 6ebruar 1905
fir 4ngebote our 5indn5irung bea
0ur6itifs Der 8erner @lpen felt.
3 ii + / Of. Sine irternatjpuote Som
feretl3 9e9en ben Mdofen6anOet 1T in
,3iirih abgeboIten lporoen. 0urc9 De
Ieqirte naren 9eutI6Ianb, 9eIgjcn,
0dnemart, Gn9(ano, Trantrei6, 9ots
LAMB. StaIien, Norlpegen, Oeiterreih,
RuBIano, Shpeoen, S9pei3 unb
Spanien bertreten.
9 t. 9aIten, S,n Wintert6ur lit
Der GENERALIZATION Der S6pei3cri1hen
nfauoerIiherung5geieaiha ft, Or. Mus
quit Sul3er, 45 Sabre alt, g,itorben.
q q b ii II ben. Muf einem
8erge oe8 6erertbdl8 I'M @ngubtn lit
8arl Guerra bon Matenco tobtgeItiir5t.
3 / n. 2lm @ottboro berlnz
qliidte ber italieniihe @raf @uiop
Salbaoori aus @scoIizp iccno, Sberf
i'm @~enerdIitdb. Sine 20 Wonn Iturte
HettunQstoIonne fanb i'm ais Qei6e
unterbdIb be5 fEetien8 GriitaQo Selu,
BON benz er 320 Weter tief berobgez
itiir3t ipar.-Gine 5oblreide @.rIomms
lung bon Q6qeorbncten Der betbeiligten
@emeinben bei6lob in Gabro bic 8ils
oung zines Qttionstomite8 fir ben 9au
elmer Regionalbabu QugdnozSp npito.
Wdlli8. Sn Ct. Maurtce nRlbe
in baS S6loB Der @rdfin b. Riant elm
gebro6en unb e8 purben Supelen unO
anoere WertbIa6tn in sinem 9etragc
bon $4,000 8rancS geIto6len. -Sn
Martinad bat Ii6 CUR NuBbarmo6ung
Der WaIertrdfte Der 9rance 3pii6en
5ionnaD unb G~bampFccs i'm @ngn,8z
3bdG cine GeIeufdaft gebilbet. 0a8
&apitat BON 100000 8ranc8 lit in
200 Nttien bon ie 500 Sruncs pers
tbeilt. Prdiioent 1T s. 0iooati in
SEM.
Reuen uric q. Sin MGb6en bon
16 Sabren, Wiart6a 8obert, bat ben
Neuenburgeriee in 3 StunOen so sri
nuttn bon bier mad portzNl6an burds
fAtpDmmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-09-30

8rofeFor am biI6Ofli6en ,qetrinum"
in urIabr, Soief @umptmaDer, i6erz
nommeu.
Nitolsburg q. Der ais 0i6ter
uno S6riftiteQer in pciten &reiien Be
fannie propit &orl QanoItetner 6cgtnQ
in ~ieltener t0rperliter uno geiItiger
Stride fein 70. @eburt8feIt.
g #. Die Si6er6eit5bc60roe per
baftete bic Satin oeS 5abritanten
Yaul 8o3enburot aus Gain, 0irtz
temberg, bic na9 llnteriAlagung BON
100000 Mart in 8ertbpapieren nit
Dem Qrbeiterfiibrer 8arl &rauB bier
Der 9cfliidtet mar.
Sinai NJ. Der @emeinoeausI6ub
bat ben @iSebiirgermeiIter uno oeutI6s
fortI6rittli6en 2anotagsabQeoroneten
9ottOr 9einrib Comma einbeQig gum
8iirgermeifer getpGbIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-09-30
EA1rinAifGe Sfaafen.

&poIh a. SIN Glitter BON 65 Sab
rem lit bier Der 2ebrer emer. 0ilbslm
Iltre6t geitorben, Gr mar pitle Sabre
2ieoermci'ter oe8 /. 8e5irteS pom G6iiz
ringer San9crbunb uno bat Iid in bies
Ter gigcnidoft UNI ben beutf6en MGns
ner9efang 9roBe 8srbienIte ~ertporben.
6 0 b g. SIN 9ersogtbum 8oz
burg<8otha beItanosn i'm SABRE 1903
45 Observation-Disclosures, BON be-
men bic &obur9er 1924, bic 8otbuer
SOB, bic Cbrorufer 1870, bic ,3eQaer
1893 Witglieber bate. Der oeIQmmtt
@erbunb BON 2biiringen, SQ6Ien uno
8rdunfAtpeig 3GbIte 1858 WitgIies
Der nit einem umiaB BON 63,536,427
Yfart. &n 0arleben puroen an oies
feIben 12,500,00O Mart ou8Qelieben,
an SpartafengclOern 100000
W}art bon linen ent9cgsngenommen.
9 q Of a. 9ur9 ben o~Q3uTtarten
Q6f6ub Der Raubb0gel uno has alma
Iige @eriapinben Der St0r6s, S,ltife
unb Sgel mebren fi9 ouf Der R60n
bic Sale Der 8egegnung nit 8reu3s
ottern. Gin Bauer pon 6snmen bat
in tpenigen Sugen feds Gtiit ~gefongen
uno g%etOotet; cine bieier &reu5ottsrn
mar Il Gentimeter lang uub bon Z
Gentimeter umfang.
motifs. Der fo5iaGoemotrotiI8e
9emeinbsbor'tsber 8ronb in Wolfis
'rbisIt bic beb0roIide 8sitGtigung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-09-30

mG6tnib nes bier nerItorbenen TrGus
Isin8 S6ereie Gurtius, 5000 M&art als
8ermddtniB bes in 8ieSbaben ~oerItors
benen 6rdulein5 6~rieoerite Cutie Genie
uno 5000 Wfart aus Dem Rablaife Der
6rau Ratulie S6ereie Serbian 3u8e.
ipenDet iporben.
aDprf. Der 8lan CUR gnteignung
bon 8runbei9entbum fir bic Grbauung
elmer nprmalipurtgen @tienbabn Don
Ibprf mad HoBba6 1T pom Miniites
rum beS Snnern enogiltig feitgeiteQt
lpprben.
9lau9 a Ii. Die in Dresden perz
ftorbene Spdter be8 bier perItorbenen
Renbanten ubImann bat unferer Stabt
elm @ermd6tniB in S0be BON 10000
Mdrt permaht nit Der geItimmunq,
baB bic 3inien bes 8apitals CUR Be
tpa6ung uno 8eaufii6tigung psS
5rieb8bof8 8%ertpenbung finben.
2etP5i g. 8ei Der sroBen 9eI5z
p%darenftrma Conner parcn Dor eintQer
3eit fir 100000 Mart Rau6poaren
geftpbIen porOen. Neuli9 iino Die
9isbe feitgenommen poroen. @s 5inb
iGmmtIi9 f6pn NIT 3uatbau8 beitrafte
2eute. Sir 10000 N&art Wauren
tpuroen bei6lagnabmt.
Weerane.0 Der perItorbene Stabts
ratb uno 8ommer3ienrat6 QuguIt
Gmtl Strait bat unierer Stabtges
meinOe Elm @srmd9tnib BON 10000
Wfart Rintertaien.
q lauen, 4nIGbIi4 Der Subelz
feier beg %50idbrigen 8sitebenS beS bic
Ii9en RealgpmnaiiumS 1T Elm Gtipens
bienz 6onos fir Schiller Der 8tIpungss
itdtte %gegriinbet porpsn, gu benz bic
Staot 5000 Mart, Elm ebema[iQer
S6iIer 1000 Mart unb anbere friibere
S6iiIes e~benfQIs oniebnIi9e 9etrdge
9~eitiftet baben.
80 albenbu r g. No6oem bic
@rbe6ungen iiber bic Qinienfiibrung
Der 9eplanten elettrii6en GiIenbabn
mba4sWaIbenburgs80BniB beenbet
pproen paren, lit tiir3Iid nit ben Der
meiiun9en 0es neItIi6en 5beiles oers
Ielben, NaInenbur9s96bni begonz
men fporben. 0ut6 DieIe 80 &ilomster
Ion8e8abH peroen so bis 60 Srti6oFs
ten nit beoeutenoer 8eytils, 3iegeIeis
uno &obleninOuitrie benz biretten Der
tebrt erIhlofen. Die 8abn fol- i'm
0ttobsr 1906 benz @ertebr iibergeben
lperben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-09-30
Sreie Stable.

s a nj b ur g. NnldbliG Der Ins
ipsIenbeit bes Sdiiers in Sdmburg
fanb nad Der &atierzpurooe Elm gros
Der 3apfenftreih ftatt, gu Dem Ii4 Die
S6auluittgen in belen SAaarsn elm
9efunoen batten. 0oS 9eordngt tpurDe
f6lteBIi6 10 arg, Dap Die Poli5ei Die
Scntrole iiber Die W}eni6cnma1ien oers
lor uno ben 8efebI erlisB, nit 5cuer>
fpriBen gegen oa8 publitum bor3us
geben. Sn benz entfeBGi6.n Inoronge
tpuroen iiber 500 Yerfonen perIsBt.
Der &atfer mar bonn 8oIfon bss Bath
haufes 4u9en3eu9e aIler bisIer furfts
barren S3enen, uno er perfe6lt. ni9t,
feinem llnipiaen in ben i6Grfiten Wors
ten Iusbrud gu geben.-Nuf benz i'm
bieiigen Sufen I~tegenben ipaniI9en
0dmpfer rGdmpedbpr" brad @roBz
Feuer aus. Der 8ompfer bate 70
Sonnen &opra, 256 Sad Galpeter,
Gi~fenipaaren unb dnbsre GauFmannss
glitter an 8orb. Der 8rann, Der burd
bic Sslbitent3iinbung bes aopras emit
1tdfoerl mar, l1d1nt 1olfe Nus0ebnung
an, baB Der 8orberraum bss Sams
piers p%oLIgepumpt unO auf 9runo oes
feBt psrben mutte.
9 RENE n. Die 4ustpanberuna
ii6er Bremen i'm Queuit b. :. betru9
9311 p%erfonen, i'm 9oriabr II, 242,
bon Sdnuar Bis QuguIt 82,522 aeaeu
120,713 qerfonen in Der 9leiden 3eit
bes 8oridbres.
6 ii b d. Der 4usI4uB Der 2dns
besberiiderungsanItalt Der !SdnTeItdote
betpiligte 221 ,500 Mart our Gripeitez
run9 Der 2un9enbeitanItdIt Ooerbera.
-Ganorihter Or. Neumonn pur6e
gum Witstiebe bes Senates getpGblt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-09-30
3aOeM.

8 b g. 6ter itarb i'm
Otter BON 40 Sobrcn Seinrid b. Stas
petburq. Der @erblidene entItammt
benz 6auie Stolberqz 70 srni9erpoe unb
per3ihtete i'm Sabre 1898 duf ben g}as
men uno Rang zines @rafen bon Stolz
bergsW ernigetobe .-9ofratb 9rofefor
Or. MoriB Cantor feierte iiingit ieinen
rs. @eburt5tdg. Der betunnte M}atbez
MATTER babilitirtSj I bier 1858, lpuroe
3ebn Sabre fpGter ouBerorbsntli6er
ProfefIor uno 1877 9onororprofehor.
90 0 8 b a d. Sm bena6barten
Sterburtcn iino iiebcn BobnDGuIer
uno Iieben G6eunen ubge6rannt.
9 a 4 II GEN. 9o5 n2rompeterz
idI0B6en" 1T in 0ffentlidem @ertuuf
Dem GeiDenfubrtonten 2beooor 8auD
aus 8aiel, Der friiber I6on tinmOl Be
flyer oeS S4IofTs8 mar, fir 100000
W&art 3ugefdlagen iporben. GbemaIS
9ebOrtc has feline S9loB Dem @es
fdIedt berer bon S60nau. NIs bieS
8eIdledt erloIhen mar, lpGre oa8
S6IoB ipobl balb Der 8srgef.nGcit an
Retmgefalen, lpenn e5 niAt 9ittor b.
S9effel peritonoen bate, 0urd feline
0i4tung BON 3rompctcr bon Sddins
gen ben alien 3aubcr be5 9errenIjBe8
Der S60nou neu gu beleben. Die leBte
8eiiBerin oes S9IoNeS mar bic prins
5eiiin Oon Observation-Disclosures.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-09-30
0foen6nra.

9rot.. Bel tSamelsf06rb. err
ti9nete ii4 elm f6perer 3uIammenItoB
5fpti6en ben aus benz 9remer syreis
bofen dbgegdn9enen sngIiI4sn Dom
pfern D8arton" unb ,6Genam Seab."
Griterer lag BET Samelsf06rbe Dor 4ns
fer, tpdbreno Y8lendm 6eob" Don benz
8dmpfsr .nnterpeier 10" aIititirt
fpuroe. Die rGarton" tpurbe led; bic
belben dnoeren Sdiffe tpurben fdper
bef4doi9t unb paren ni9t mebr trans
portfd9ig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-09-30
Sa6(en.

9resben. Der Senfationsproz
ieB se9en ben 8e6eimen 8ommeraiens
tdtb 8iftor 6abn in DRESDEN, ben
S4lpiegerip6n unb ~ebemaligen &oms
pagnon BON qeter Spredels, einem
9ruoer beg talifornif6en 3udert0nigs,
trrei4te fein GnDs. 9ittor 9abn purbe
ipe9en 8etruss uno unteridlogung 5u
bier Sdbren Gefdngnib uno gu elmer
Geloitrafe BON 5000 Start perurt6eilt.
Die Mitansetlugten, 5riB !9obn unb
auhn, puroen gu 100, begin. 200 marf
8elo ftrdfe perurtbeilt. 5rauenz
berelne gu DRESDEN iino i'm 2aufe Der
IeBten Monate 300 glart als Ser,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-09-30
Drnrtnt pos,tt1trrav.

Stetti II. 4uf ben Werftsn bes
.@ultan" in Stettin purbe Der aiel
gu einsm nelten S6nsubampTer bes
Norooeutfden 2Iopb geIegt, Der an
@r0be unb S9neaigteit bic neuen
9urbinenbampfer Der GunarbsGinis
iibertreffen ion.
@reiFs NAL b. Bel @reifspaIb
tpurbe Elm Qrbeiter bur6 buS automos
bill oes Hittersut5beiiBers b. Sprenger
iiberfa9ren uno getDbtet,
The Grit-advocate., 1904-09-02
In Lavender Linen.

A captivating model of lavender
linen worn within the week was OF
the coarse weave. The skirt was laid
in shallow box paits three inches
wide at the top and four at the point
at which they were released. The
plaits were stitched quarter of an
inch from the edge to the point OF re-
lease, and there was less than an
inch of space between the box plaits.
The plaits were pressed down. Inc
skirt was short. The bolero jacket
came two-thirds the way from the
collarless top to the waist line, and
had a yoke piece Of heavy white lace
| which extended in a deep point over
, each shoulder. A narrow band of law
ender linen was inserted around the
edge of the lace yoke within an inch
, OF the edge of the lace that joined
the body of the jacket The back of
the Jacket had two pressed-in plai's,
with lace between them, and with
1rcrc white lace-all these insertions
| being the same width as the box
| plats-let in at each side between
them and the armholes. The front
was finished the same way, box
rlat on each side, but dipping lower
than in the back over the lace under
blouse. The sleeves were kmono
hape-Philadelphi Ledger.
The Grit-advocate., 1904-09-02
Nattx Yachting Costume.

Yachting costumes are the fad OF
the hour, and not only the experienced
yachts-woman is ordering them by
The dozen, but even the woman who
cannot set foot on even a fcrryboat
without suffering the pangs of NAL de
mer is having her share of the nautical
tOuch in her gowns. The material
for one of the most effective is a
round thread white linen and the sail
OF collar cuff, belt and skirt band
are in navy blue linen embroidered
with white petit pois, or little peas,
as the French call our familiar polka
dot. The blouse follows the usual
shirt-waist lines, except that it is cut
down to meet the collar and chcmi-
sette inserted. The sleeve is the IA
miliar shirt sleeve with the embroid-
cred cuff. The skirt is widely gored,
thirteen of them, and the embroid-
cred band is edged with navy blue
soutache on either edge. The hat
hand follows suit, and the shape is
the regulation masculine design.
The Grit-advocate., 1904-09-02

white; but all the pretty washable
fabrics used for garments of the sort
are appropriate for immediate wear
challie, albatross and the like for cool
er weather. The shaped back gives
admirable lines and also an effect of
neatness, while the loose fronts are
both graceful and comfortable. When
liked, the box plaits can be omitted
and gathers used in their stead.
The jacket consists of the fronts.
ioined to round yoke, backs and
side-backs with full sleeves. The yoke
collar is separate and arranged over
the whole, and there is a choice al
lowed between turnover and stand
ing collar At the wrists are shaped
cuffs that harmoniZe with the yoke
The Grit-advocate., 1904-09-02
Upper Floor Plan.

constituted the foundation. All the
logs that had been prepared for the
house were skidded and on a desig-
mated day the neighbors came and as
sisted in the raising. Four expert cor
ner men were secured and the build
ing was put up straight and true. The
walls were made Is feet high. The
sleepers and joists were made on
the ground by the settlers. The raft
ers were made of peeled spruce, one
inch boards were used for sheating,
and this was covered with metal shin
giles. The metal shingles are used in
preference to the wooden, as they
prove great protection against for
est fires. The two floors are made Of
matched lumber. The slight cracks
left between the logs were filled with
cedar slivers, then with mortar. So
perfectly was this work accomplished
smooth, very few depressions being
discernible. The lime cost about s..
About 1900 feet of lumber were used
in the construction of the building.
The chimney is made of brick. The
soil which was thrown from the cellar
was terraced around the house, max
ing a gentle slope; this has been seed
ed down.
Taking everything into considera-
ton, this is one of the cheapest build
ings to be found in the colony, the
entire cost not exceeding $75 or $50.
do not think this home could be pur-
chased from it's owner for $4,000, al
though it was free grant land four
years ago.
The Grit-advocate., 1904-09-02
Radio.Activity Not UnIoue.


That there is anything mysterious or
revolutionary in the recent discover
les concerning radium is denied by
Prof. Robert A. Millikan Of the Uni
versity Of Chicago. "Radium is an
element not greatly different from all
the Others" he said. Its activity is
not an isolated phenomenon. 1t fits
into the orderly scheme of scientific
knowledge and supplements estab-
Nshed theories, but does not destroy
them. The shooting off particles from
radium is correlated with other phe-
nomena of physics. 1t is analogous
to the exploding of stellar systems.
which astronomers tell us constantly
is occurring. The rate Of the break
Ing up Of the atoms-one out Of one
hundred billion seconds no great
er relatively than that of the disinte-
grafton of stars. Calculations show
that radium cannot last longer than
1.O0O,0OO years-a brief period in geo.
logical time. In that time all the ra-
dium on the earth. will have passed
away. There are two theories as to
the origin of radium; one that it is
derived from uranium; the other. that
1t is built UP from simpler elements.
The latter is without substantiation
IN inorganic mistry."-Chicago
Tribune.
The Grit-advocate., 1904-09-02

becoming and attractive. AS shown.
however, the material is dotted l.a-
tiste with yoke and trimming us en,-
broidery.
The frock consists of the body Hl-
ing, which is optional, waist auG
skirt. The yoke is formed by facing
the lining to indicated depth. and thse
waist is gathered at both upper zts1l
lower edges. The one-piece skirt "a
straight, gathered at its upper edge
and is Joined to the waist. the SYST.
concealing the seam.
The quantity of material required
for the medium size &C yearsl IS 3
yards q inches wide, 2@s yards -
inches wide, or 2B yards ~ inchss
wide, with as yards of ail-oyer egg
broidery and yards Of edgiug To tEi.p
as illustrated.
The Grit-advocate., 1904-09-02
Cheese Sandwiches.

circular cracker, OF the va
fiety known as water thiE, is
crlsped in the oven. 1t is then spread
with rlch cream cheese, rather fhici
~ and topped with a layer OF ruby
bar-le-duc. This is made OF ssemmed
red curIants floating in Il deIicioas.
thin jelly.
The other cheese sandYicii consists
OF Two oblongs, 3xl u inches, * bro~E
Tread, cut very thin and freed from
crust. The filling is prepared By rub
Ling some cream cheese very soft ani
blehding it with minced HatcrcreSs
and two tablespoonfuls of uTaynnnaIss
dressing. The brown bread sandwich
is served on crisp lettuce leaf 1. Is
tasty and delicious sandwich fo-
summer luncheons and for picnicx.
Nothing can fill its place.
The Grit-advocate., 1904-09-02
Daring Color Combinations.

Some daring color combinations N
the flower-trlmmed hats are Sccn a
picture shape in pale lavender cbIiEj
was covered with crimson roses, With
few pink ones for variety No. .
scrap of foliage nor bit OF Tibboc
sOftened the contrast The edesI
was pleasing, If a little striking 4
pale blue wide hat had the entire far
crown covered with purple pansie.s-
The inside brim of the hat was white
mainc. A turban of white chip has a
crown of pansies, while a gorgeous
green bird of paradise with yeik1x
head trimmed the side.
The Grit-advocate., 1904-09-02
Novel Linen Wrau.

Cut upon the lines of Il very fun
cape, there is a hint OF Il siceYS. ve-y
cleverly managed. That portion
which covers the shoulder and a,rn
is cut longer than the rest. searaE-d
for short distance anu decorated
with turnover band Of embroidery
An cmpiecement of the linen APPEARS
ever the shoulders, and the bttle turn.
over collar and the strap that runs
down the front are Of the same enu-
broidery that dccorates the susgesx-
tlon Of sleeve. The accompanying
skirt is gored. with box pIait III each
GoIe, and simply finished With q
hraid-bound hem.