davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-08
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edges Of both curtains. Have little bor-
der carried across the border of that. The
furniture may hold the same design. Brass
or metal fixtures correspond with white
round glass globes, which preferably are
plain.
Handsome Eyes
VIII make an otherwise homely face at
tractive. A good wash for the eyes is made
by simply dissolving teaspoonful of borlc
acid In pint of water that has been
boiled. Strain and keep closely bottled.
Wet the eyes with 1T morning and night
and several times during the day, pouring
a little in saucer and applying 1t with a
bit of clean, soft old linen. Always use a
fresh rag and pour out fresh wash from
the bottle every time you battle your eyes.
The eyes are an important part of the pretty
face.
The Thin Places
OF wooden blankets should be darned with
wool of the same color; turning the two
selvages to the middle lengthens their ex-
istcncc undoubtedly. Too frequent washing
Is apt TO make them shrink and become
hard, so>now and then they should be
shaken in the open air. During the summer
months when out of use, they should he
Ioided neatly after being washed and
sprnkled between the folds with small
pieces OF camphor or bitter apple. sewn in
an ola inen sheet or large piece of Holland
securely hid from the moth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-08
Autumn Street Gown.
From Harper's Baxar.

For street wear the costume on the tailor
made order short skirt and medium-length
coat will be correct, but only as morning
costume. For afternoon and reception wear
a much more elaborate style is demanded,
with long skirt and long coat of much more
fanciful design. This style of long coat is,
In fact, one of the marked features of the
winters fashions. 1t was seen last year, but
did not become an accepted fashion, being
thrust to one side by the craze for the
palmer, close-fitting model. The model is
exhibited In velvet of a light shade Gray
is extremely smart this season. and when
trimmed with lace and chinchilla velvet
costume of this description must surely con-
tent the heart of the most enthusiastic
devotee of dress. An overskirt effect is to
be noticed in these coats that do not reach
to the front OF the underskirt, but at the
back have train like skirt. This fashion
will surely be modified into the length that
clears tie ground even In the most expep-
sive materials.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-18
@cncrul Marimu @omc} acltOrbcn,

Nupuun, Gubu, Il. MUnI.-@c'
ucrolARorimo @omc}, ocg aItcStric1S'
bcl0, lit bier bclttc 9lbcnO 6 llbr &C.
itorbcn.
@cncrnl Worimo @omc}, mclhcr
sic cIlboniIhen Gruppen bon Der On
iurrcftiou in 1895 bis sur %llnobban.
MISUNDERSTANDING 6ubu'o in 1902 be
icbligtc, mlr0e IN 1886 ais ser So6a
elmer ipanildcn 6umiIic IN Can TO.
minQo gcborcn. Gr be1onn icinc mi
litdri1dc Houfbobn ais ipaniihcraos
polleric Siii5ier olf Gan 1ominAo,
mohtc ollc arie0e ali ocn mcltinot'
ihcn &llleIn uuf Der ipnuild)cn Scitc
nit mo mltr0c Damn nod Sontiu9n.
Gu6n perieBt. Sier Qcrietb cr nit
Dem @Cnerol &iaur in Streit, luclher
itcr6Cn0c cIboniide Sliidrtlinqc olri
ihumloic Weiic b~ebonocltc. @omc}
nunntG oCn @encrol @iQar cinen
TciQling un6 lhlltg i'm ms @clidt,
Gr iaQtc lid BON ben Sponicrn los
uro murOc IN 1868 Ser 1ii6rer Scr
cuboniidcn Sn~lurgcntcn. Gr mar 0cn
Sponiern ais Scr Sdrcdcn Ser Spa
nicr bcfannt. PTS in 1878 sic cuba,
niihcn 6iibrcr Dem Hotbe oc3 WQrs
tines oc GompoS folgtcn unO 1ricocn
nit Sen Sponicrn ihIoIicrt. 500 iid
@orncj nod Snmoicd 5llriid un0
,0inG Damn olli icinc Sornt. Gp1tcr,
ais 0ic Heuollttion in 1895 ailSbradl
fcbrtc cr nit 80 0ionn ttoh Gibo
5,triid uno fGmpite nit Sen Spa
nirrn bis Dor Die Sbore bon Sopdna
mo qing Damn mad Der Eropint bon
@ilior oeI Rio. 9Is ser aritg III
1898 .becn0et mnr, bate Comes iiA
5um TrdiiOenten BON Cuba mG6lt!t
Ioiicn tonncn, bod Deigertc er iidb
inter alien l%lmitonOen, oaS gmt al.
3une6men, unO Iehntc ebeniaaS cine
4eniion ab. &n 1902 muroe @enerof
8onei 5llm NeiebISbaber Ser cuboni.
ld)en Drills ernonnt. Sn 1903 idenfte
ibnl ole cllboniidc &e9ierung in Mn.
c%rfennung iciner &eroienite $4,000
su ieinem 81. @eburtstoge. Gr mel,
gerte iidl 0oS @eI0 ait5uiiebmen bis
ollie Die dlten' @pteruneha be3ablil fbujl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-18
WcltCru WarDlnno G%iieubohu.

Srat an *. 1mmi 1905 IN arait.
Shac n%erIullcn Nllcn SlatiOu, iuie lolNt:
Snalidl.
400 irTb cbnri su,I;iIo, Nonptlinic 0a.
aeroiouH. y. 4, ". m. lIlo 0cm SiioCn,
lllo uloQcItOnllntn GoHrtagS T. y n. n
Abamhcr9hhrM Wiurili"hlrtg. &lnbelier mo
4nniit an Der GbeiapcGte y Neitern Pnbr.
9l@ @nrnl. Fen Nag 0rprcB. CJalr nO6
Ben eUtur.l
1000 gLpeubs 9ltiom, nab Union lrtoRe.
5nniitt, nn5arnommen SonuiaGa.
100 W,urNCIts 2lUrt, ~. a. 81 Siu. II. '6anpi
Stnie o'iltt bon Sruor0 @rOpr, Carlisle uuo
@. &N. n. X, I'D.
800 QtoraenS - Sdupilinie. 9nacr5tomm San
cod, SDippel"blr9, 6reHertd. 9mnllebluG
lIlo VI, u ~. AU bio SbClunp6ab,
1ol2 Born. NIfom. nab urliou 4'ttbGc,
Pjuri mo @etineburg.
LOU yjddm - Htfom. nab 9morb. @ronc.
2,2ji gtlbm, gticn'i mad 6ihurb CSroUP,
!3.21 N0dDui, HIte Miultntdlt Cru. tldrl0rr
Ndrl, lerncr Sreoerid mo 0nmCod.'
800 &ahh @Fp. ilnh Dpri .nnS " 4 s..
!i20 giobm, PORT ts6negt gGp; ierucr
@lOuool mo Sprtng tSruOc.
4t25 yluduL ~ Union Srioac gIfurn. U.
300 9tdtnt. Grp. Finiie an oerNduptllHic,
@uNcrotomr, 6rcoerid, SmmitShurg uS0tps
pClsulrg.
5.21 NhcunS - Nlffum, mad WteTin.
Glib Nbcnoa Nf'cH. nad Union prioRe.
gur an SamftGgtn.
II % I'ntHt. Nlne 1tlope Himitco, S6cu,
Srprcb nah 1bnrnlont, Diountuin g'oinl5
iulo NagerotOpH.
Hur eountaas.
$50 Norm. HttotH. mad l~lnton'Nriogr lmo
NalOUcr.
80 gjuhnt. Tffum. nab llnion.l,rioae.
4 30 g,GDm. Hffom mad Nlefid.
Ntllei lno @cpnd NilrcalL Ilhnuqb'e, 0it
Charles. mo FeTiu0lOn 2 irabe.
3tlAC butteIr an Union 4snlu s9(be.. Sutton
uio NuIbro0t CJ,urtb Ghe.D GtaiiDu.
N,li nibt an FcnlH ADe. Stntior.
y. Vi. ou,uea, q. a. u.
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@csrn Sen Yapier. Srmit cntidicocm.

Wtlm oufce II. SAINT. - Die
non Der &egierullg oerflogte u@ene-
ral Fqper Cos" melfe beiduIoiat
miro, ais 1rnIt Dos @emerbe bccin.
trad)t'gt 5u baben, bat lire Ginreoe
Dor Gem 9nnoes- areisqeridt, monod)
ne lid ipeigcrt, ibre 9iider por3lle.
igerl, perloren. Sn Der anfloge miro
,oaS @orle9en Der Bidder perlongt,
INN ooroui Die anfloge 3u fifteen.
Gle General Baper 60" lieb oaraui
,,onrtf ibrer aHfpdIf iofort einen N.Y.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-18
@unberuoac GutSefnna.

Srau o.. glefiua. electromagnetic tpe8iaIiIiin
w 5rahensretoen. ,Do1ren iou+eu Ib IN allen
gle ieioeno iinb. iueroe ib ,Sbnen a6elien. SD
Bate ME eineIi eiiStgen ,seblibIaa. erleidie'
lanai. aein Sdmer1 oper WeIa6r, ooer iinier.
ltsbn1g Der Ntbeit; ih1aig bdemios. Nt
?ptebbinner ODER brieflid, So. 8ribntsllniers
'~IoHt"ieil fir EnHef. Sefbtits gKhTteriuneu.
Met}iiite Hebdnblune, penn geiDhnfht. Gfrena
bettronlit. Nathetibeiting foftenirei. Sptefi
nhilbeu bon 10 ubr s,Oyn. bis \ ubr gbenbs:
Hifiing,H Wti B3+, 2 giprb IS arsbs stsaBs, hnAbf
MISUNDERSTANDING. Igadta0. 9&S1 0
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rem. 9tor odt Ioqqi Otrpi0iatci ibnn
Der cltboniihe Gonhfrb $4,000 .
Gircr icincr orci S6bnc mlrrot in
lS9S nit Dem @cutrdl Niocco aus
NcnI &intCrbollc crntoroct. Gr mar
elm ihorlcr 0i9}ipIinott mo ieir
&ort mar 10 gut ais @DlO. Scinc Ne.
ieblc iil6rtc cr nit eiierncr SuuS
0urdl. ,lp,r.. ,.5.,i.
Gr itorb all ciucm olien Gcioen ge,
gen mcldc9 cr Ucrgrben9 Scilutrg gc'
ludt bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-18
2,eue (6nelre Gag 2soote
Der GricSipu Simic.
p0OrS Baltimore" nno vFcnn"
nadb YbilnOclpbin.

BON Tirnltaa, ben 30. mai, RurnitiaqS g
llbr, an tiQlih mo GuuHiugo @hiGbrt bon
Hlgbt' ir1h PruttrS trdBc. IN Settcrtuu uno she.
tier, IA. unbultPno.
NrrrIide Tnbrt bnrdI ben 0nual.
fu6rt (lb lnee) ill., Die Riidfo6rt JomobI oni
oem tau. luie 9iu DIT Qio0te ailltiS. $3.50.
htnoidhri NiHete. BON Fbilabclpbia nit Der
"a. II 8. @ifenbubu" Viriidiebreuo. $3.50. -
SurhtubrtSfN ilIefe uud NttnHtiC.Gtth uEe Bis
riId pet MOOT S375, uocr per Nubu, 10 Snae
ahlttg, S5IlO.. ScrHfr Eurhln6rie liuete nab
9elu bort, 9ufias 8raudI, NSburN, Bari, IN einer
RuHhlGGri, $500. Ser Nbenn Sampler idbrt
tialihj i9ortittaas nIaNeuumnclt, nm 8 llbr
Hiadnlittuge. 40. 6GDrblllete luerhen i'm Biz
reGH fumir bel SubuuQb'S. g'r. POI. giotnf
Charles SirnBe. uud Nlbnnu, 1lOb. cardtoAIs
GprinaS. 9tclbpprt. Eelp Nnueu (Gt), PORTLAND
CQteD uuh Observation-Disclosures b%erfuuft. Gdhreiht
lueAen Rei'eiiibrer. Clarence Sbriucr. Maeni,
yir. col. piobts Strabc. U0t-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-18

pei an oa@ @un0ca @ppclationaQc.
rid)t omlcl0cu. Ser ToIl miro mobr.
ideinlid bis Dor 6o3 Sber @um0Cas
gcriht fonmcn. Ni0bcr bat ole We
Qicrumq in ollen GruQcn IN 0ieIcr
@luqc Cincn Stca crrluugen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-18
WerdantS' G. Miners' SranSpor.
iatiun Complain.

Iampirrtinim.
Wdh Bolton ifub bent Often: iehen Wontnq,
Stel'tug. G0mferitan rmo GamItng, NDeuo5
q ltbr.
ylat Vrobioence II benz Often: ieoen Conn,
tdG. WiltipOd uHb STeitlg, Hben0S d llOr.
Jiah Newport gleWS uuo UurIolf: t1aIit
nm q llbI 9lbenos.
oen 1d9e adherence Sdmpter angepomnIeu.
gtab Sdhalttab nnJ Dem Siioen: ieoen Diem
tag, 8onleriiug uuo Gdmiiaa Nbenos 6 libr
POttOner llno FiruDi0enre ; 9nmpier fabreu
bon Der 96eriie AM 5ube he's 3ungs Sods ub:
S0odnraD'T1 nIpter bon BET Wertie am 5nBe
Der Bett,5 Sails aoemle.
Is. ". @iniusbom, Aaent,
Coma God.
u, Y. Turner, Ga ..NasHt.
u. 7, Stebtins, @en ..1saH. '
Saupibiireau - shboN.0ds Wtrmod. unS
4igBt.Strabe. ut3,1&S)
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Gbciapcafe 9ampfer.GOmpaanie

entinptnff fthlf.
Gleaante Bajfa9ier Sonpier -glGulta" una
aNildntd" rad
CD Buint NDmiOrt Rno NoriJlf, Ia.
Ddnpter b~erlGfieu baltimore tdgltb tGiSLe'
%HeIliteii GOnrtdps) I'M $50 Nbei,os mo font
men IN Slo FOiut GOmiUri nm o llbr UlJraftlj
liitb IN gOrIOlf nm 7.lj WlOraeEs al. az
lblieBeno an ole GttelJGbn5lae nnb allen
Bunften oe5 Sincuc mo Siiopeittns.
Utt.JiiuersSi
@leganie Bdildaier Eumpier eGbnrlJttS' Lao
Baltimore"
aadI Ret. Iuint uno HihmOno, ga,
Tdmpfer U~etlditeu Baltimore thalib tniiSle'
noutmen SoHniaa5) Inn o llbt RddTilii1as mo
fDmme 81 gSeflf Bout MI 7.3U Worlfns mo
at HidbmOno IN D.2b WlOrgens an,
Die an WOlttaneH. WtttlUOdlsI lHo 5CetfdgfH
bon Baltimore nbfubtciinel Sdtipier. tlfn oe
bon Niefif lOini an Eleuitdqen. 1onnerltINen
uHo SdmiiGgcH nbfnbrcr. Ieaer TN @iourciiers
Ru,:it nHo glmoHo'S an; mn 0te an SieriItl'
aef., TOHueriiagtu Iun SGntitaaen UOn AGltls
more uuo an WOntGpen. Uli,ioO6eu mo Sret.
fugeH bon Wet tt0iHi nbiabreno'n SaTpter
leaeF IN DoI fieipn uno GInp Sduf an tbet BAu'
higem WetterE.
1amsfer perinim gultimurs ppm gier Hr. IL
ano -, Sigbtirub -n.h trite.
TmhsRIucte nan alien 9uHltelt io,nsn ae,
iifert 2epti a tlgegebeH mo HdilieniimEier
I'M 9,uraus r~eferbirt meroen IN oen bieIiaeIl
biHet y%irehuI: ~. 3i7, Il eriss. Strabe,
N. IL. Rpbion, agent. Gr. i21. Eh.Saltmsre.
pirabe, ober ben Sdipi s4%iireaur: 9r. $50.
ptaht.s trahe, Baltimore, 0b.
Heuben SchtJ q. Z. Gbism,
Z. 3. Wtraunsi, eaIfs.ssn a,af .aesni.
- ~
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Baltimore S~nmpf'Eafet.Go.
tMhr nuo 6%upctIdfNar Natqmit.)

Die Yer. Gtnnieila Volt bCiOrofrno.
3dmptcr ilbreu thGlth. GunniuaS nIiSgenom'
men bon ben aFGt Pine. Oilers. Nr I0-ls,
piabt GirGbe, $50 Nbeuos. brett nab DO
NlOiut Comfort. 9ioriOlf PORTSMOUTH uuo allen
Knnltem ,osS SllGe'i' %elo'mGnnG IT. Sls
Nldlnolo, 8erhiltoIul In Portsmouth nit benz
~Seabonro sllr cine" lOIioen jug bon Boris
mouth nab Atl1utu. IN glOrlOlf Ecrbiuouua
nit Der .WilGntic Goat Cine. gorfOIf ui6
Carolina. GOrtolt mo tioIih. GOrtolf mn
metilib UNI yGIo Dominion Ginc" mad Aetu'
bern WGibinatun. ~. Is. lno NihmOuo, 4da.
linbl5piisn nab eurDpdiidem Jilune, purlis
rtofe adiiiieliaimmcr. eleftrtibe Nelehdtung.
Eaipibcininu. Aoieu frci. .HeferOirie aaiiten.
Bintmer IN ben Wiuet Nirenilr Der qVdb zine"
yir 32t, gSeil Baltimore StrGNe, Ut. b0G mb
bOa. Gia6t GirGBe, e, VI. e.. office, GiloOftsGde
AdliimOres iilo C0lpCri StrnBc, Continental
lrnft 9liitoinq uro NIbGngb'o, Charles nno
EeLinatot Gitnbe.
Solu N. 2arrnpoo, ". Nrg,pn,
Bice Rrll. II. Gen. .linuaGer. Gem. Bali. 'stgcni.
(Be82-)
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WarplanS nno EcnuiDIOania 9am.
9lne ptrlnNen Nnrtn.Mpenn,.sintInn,

L9i0e o%srluien Vcrtb'aDenus citation:
$50 Sottl. Roit nab DOrf. ldali6, aisee,
nonlHcu SOnnldqS.
$50 Born. gffDm. uud Seitn, l,Itr S5uutaos
$50 Norm. 9tfOm. Iladl gelalr, idaIidl. uliSles
iiOntneli SOnniuNS.
ii.35 &orln Hff9m. nah NeInir. idgIid, dISee'
%iinlnhlet .SUluIllAs.
40 giadli. 4glt nnd Bort idgiiti a,Sse'
400 4abnt AttpuL nap SeItg. ttyr gormiags.
4.55 Gud)In. Aff0ht. nddl Bella, tfdlih. 1ltb,tel
nUUnIeii 2Ou1ings,
6.05 abenSs affom nadh geInir. idsIit. avs,
II 90 NbsnOS srromS: nG6 eslolr. .hur Conn.
taps.
11A abenbs Nffonr. nadj gelnirI uur Miit.
Mods lno GamuaS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-18
Sotcl6rou0 s.

GoS Sotcl o@oIocnc 2uQel" in Der
Sto0t observation-disclosures AFedlenburg,
trelie lit ourd) 6elFr 5crltort nor
oen. &iele An0cnfcn an 6riB Neu.
Ter. Der cbemd(S bort cin bGuiigcr
'8mt mar, ii11o mitper6rnnnt.
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BON cinem Suits Sdcriii crldvoNcm

= bicogO, Il. &itni. - (n 6olac
zines StrifeoulrlhrS an Ger Gonbu.
rem, nobe GouuntrdBc, mllroc bclltc
Der Tubrmom 6rcO. Sudiolo crs
ld)olicn unO DER 6ubrmum @Silliom
@bitc ourd) ciucu SduB in Oie "Sei.
tc lebcnogei0hrlid pcrmu10ct. Sud
lolo bcinn0 iid m0brcn0 beS Hui
rllbr3 nitf Cincm StroBcnbobn @dgs
Qolt mo bate uiht Den aeringitcn
Nntbcil OIL Dem Nu'rubr. Die altQcI
b%llrdbobrtc ibm olc @ruit uao Die
Sun0cn mo ucruridhtc icinen So0
oIf Der Stcllc. Gle Sd)iiiie mur0cn
bon Sem Milliolhcrlli GGoa. Sill.
nlnnn ubQcicucrt Der nit bent &ilIiS.
S6criif gSru. Wiorroc ciucn g8ngeu
Der GrprcB @eicnlhnit 81 bei6iiBcn
bate. Mbitc io6 oirl icincm g8ogcn
uno iu6r ncbcn Dem GrprcBuogerL,
mobei or Die Spills Sd)criiic nit
S6intpinomcn belcatc, MS cr iid
Ser @crboitlrnQ wr0cricttc, id)oB SiQ.
monit mrf g8bitc mio eiii 5~rocitcr
SduB troi 'Sudio,O, Scr iidj ans eli
mem StroBcnbohmOoGgon. qclcbut
bate, I'M sen Strett }loilhsn Den BE.
nmtcn nno *bltf bciicr1 iGRgH,u6u
.4
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9amburgsNmcrifa
-gaM-
...ur Gpppclihranbeu'
GrprrE. uun YaIInoier.T icuIt.

ftatn 5u IoOtr fur H0ubDn nnO Narts an,
Snm bHrG.Nmcrifa'Hin
81 Yroaomap. Nelu, Oorf.
Trtbnr VI. 9iObion,
1877 Olts9oltimore.S Str.
Mini aIteH HIaHe.
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l0Blih 0eS Ginfolls Der Ir. Games.
HioH'iten Sreibeilter i'm Sabre 1896.
BIT eS nab ODER nidt?
&opituot, II. &uni. Nicr ii;
cine 9pitGtiMnq Scr fiir5Iid)cn Nod.
ridt cihdctr6iicn bob oie otiitdnoi.
Qcn Gndcborenrn in GGntih Sin.
nett . Nirifo sic miftige Stotion
Wormboo uubc Der 8ren3c ser britt
ldcn &apfolonic cinacnommcu has
ben. Gic Hnqrciicr, bcitchcuo aus
elmer groBcn 3obl 1cin0IihcrNottcn.
totten. pluoeu BON ibrem NGlptlinJ
abrobanf @orri9. 0ciiibrt. Nm ,,
SUM e%ro6erteu' lie Sic Stattom .5oQcit
dbcr iait iogIcid ipic0cr o6. Pile Nhi,
uition uno &OrrdtGc ruhmrn lie min,
bod Die @ciongcncn lester iic in6rci.
belt. Gle OCltidcn Ciii}icrc Scr BE.
labuna cntfnmcn.
GicicIbc &niurgCntcniduar nabm
aud am ,. &lni ole Grtitoit &ulf
Gontcin ciu p~IiinocrtC oCn Srt mro
,ritton,nr.y.f,
%ormDao MAI Hber1at
len.
0onItn6tt7 Elui- Ter Ncut.
idc General Qonilr( bot feline amt.
lidcn Iohrihtcn iiber ole GinnQhn1c
Don @ormbob Ourd) Die Sottcntotcu.
er laaic Dab SSornIooo am lo,&llnl
'ld)er non UNI DOR l"oo "'oi'll ~n'
mar mn Sonoheh oh9t'all'I'''ll ma
rem
3mci @altimorcr in u d III
3um Trfctcr QcmciGt
nam f. &,,ri - qorhiroI @ca.
miami Sow Wifor MN, 9om hot hc,,to
i, ncr Qirhc ~ &nhr Qotpror cinc
on,oh( l}riritcr orhpcihf lIr,cr hr,.
;cIhcr bcforhcn iid ) Gooncr ,rh>
Gfcnrnnr NON WoIt;n,orc Mn
7rlin non o}cmorf ~ X : mrrro,
An unh y Moli nor 7,,brorc =,
" Wou nnn ErhiononoIia ms o&n,
gnoI;ih urN Wnncnt nnr a.
an,is Mo NoS n,uryiforiihcNnis.
fppot nan bci ser Gcrcmonic 0urd
ocn &otCrl G1lacnc ". Carney pom MI.
toonu, 20, bcrtrctCr.
Ginmnitcrt6icS Tpfumcnt
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-18

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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-12-27
A Happy Wedding,

A very pleasant social event oe-
Cured last Wednesday,, Dec. 20ths
at the home of Christian Vesper-
man, South Lancaster. Those good
young people, Albert Weiland and
Miss Laura Vesperman, then and
there at II O'Clock, took the VOWS of
matrimony, the ceremonies being
performed by Rev. H. Sill, while
Miss Lydia Vesperman and Mr.
Adolph Vesrerman acted as brides
maid and groom's best man.
Mile, sister of the bride, PLAYED
the wedding march. This took place
in the parlor under a beautiful arch
made of evergreens. After many
kind words of congratulations had
been spoken, the elegant repast was
served. During the day about 6fty
friends and relatives spent several
hours Of pleasant sociability and the
guests dispersed, wishing Mr.. and
Mrs. Wieland long and happy life.
In the evening reception was given
for the young folks.
The bride was becomingly dressed
in white. Laura is one of the fair
est girls of our midst, whose merry
laugh and winsome smile and truly
ladylike manners have won the
hearts of all who know her. The
groom was attired in black. Mr.
Wieland is a young man Of Arcad1s.
Wis, steady, sober and industrious.
gentleman in every sense of the
word and worthy of his prize.
The young couple were the recipi-
ents of many useful and costly pres
ents to begin housekeeping with.
He will take her to large farm
in Buffalo county which he recently
bought, aud their future life has
only the brightest prospects. May
they live long and prosper is the
heartfelt wish of all their friends, in
which we most sincerely join. In
adequate as these humble express
sions may seem, it is only the spirit
IN which they are offered that ought
by them to be considered.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-12-27
Only a POcketbOok.

Santa Claus brought the editor
man pOcketbook-one of those
nice big ones with room for about
fifty bills. What in the world an
editor wants of a pocketbook is
more than we know. We have
heard of explorers in the arctic
regions boiling up their boots to
make soup. A certain Ohio man
has contract on hand to eat his
hat on an election bet. If we were
put to it we think we could eat a
pocketboOk nicely broiled and
garnished with some sprigs of
watercress chopped up fine and
serys with sugar and cream it
would no donbt taste fully equal TO
some of the breakfast food mysteries
that are palatable. Filled with a
well-made stnffing and roasted to a
nice crisp it would be a tender
morsel compared to a certain duck
we once attempted to eat.
But it seems a pity to use nice
pocketbook in this manner and
there's only two ways about it :
All of our delinquent SUI bscrib ers.
especially those from five to fifteen
years in arrears must send in the
greenbacks to fill it or we will re.
quest Santa to come and take back
his present and leave us instead z
jag of wood, a couple bushels Of
potatoes or ham.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-12-27
Here and Gone.

Christmas has come and gone as
it has done since the first Christmas
day and centuries before and the
world wags on. ..--.-
Monday we arose with the large,
grand idea of absorbing the AL
mlghty's golden rule, as far as twas
within human possibility to do so.
tuesday morning we arose with an
equally colossal determination to
obscure the rule of the almighty
silver dollar. Monday we tried so
hard to do unto others as we would
have them do unto us. and we tried
so hard to enjoy it, Yesterday we
did unto others as they would have
done unto us, and we did it first, if
we could, and we did enjoy it.
Chrlstm rs has come and gone.
The fact was thrust upon our real
ization Tuesday morning by observ-
ing the wreck about us. There in
the corner stood the dismantled
tree, the cotton and tinsel glarine
in the grey light of dawn; there was
a doll that but the day before was
perfect in her fatal beauty, now
with dlsheveled locks and one bad
eye, leaning weakly against a bat
tered drum that was slightly the
worse for its thorough beating. To
day the small boy will be seen play
ing marbles with real candy and
real nuts, thereby proclaiming that
for once the insatiate appetite OF
the small boy has been satisfied.
Verify Christmas has not been in
vain.