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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-10
st ltmcnncifc. Set piier Jig a

st ltmcuncifc. Set piier Jig at
Jronlt11Gl1Oene life ltdor tilbnge for
@elgierne Getning at Misbanoling
al Sc Snofgote / @ongo. Mon1iniltra<
tor 1oql1et 6ral1if-&ongo er bleDet
arre1tcret lan1nen me6 flere andre for
efter eli Mattonolfeit 9ra55apille at
babe giennempryglet Ell Sn0fe0t, Ser
efter bp1t bom til 0goen og efsefDc-
ret 9onmen peo at binoe Ell 9pna=
nitpotron til gpggen of bam 90
lprenge Sen. Ser er tillige reilt Sil.
taIe mos en- franif officer og 2 Solo
nieubeosn1a11o 6ronff &ongo for
@isbanoli11ger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-10
S,n fnife Qr;naifihe. grpcflpnh,,

50 t1fe ariesifibe, ,Miecflenbure-
og uNsitteIsbacf lob / ssroags pao
@rllno paa @atterebet UNDER 5an1sp
i acitegat, rneloer ct Telegram fro
@orsgr. Isbncb" tom b1rtig1
1gs af @rlt1t6e1l bbori1noo uMeebIe1.
burr" e11onlt iib6er. fa{t;; Set er lel
zog bar faaet 5faoe / 8unoen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-10

&aitor 5rimoot Mbller, tiolieere
&relt sllbert Sea, Minn., for sen
oerpnrenoe Torcnebe oonlfe &irfes
@'cuigbco, bleu Sunoag 5. 10. Iebr.
iroiat JONI &rtrit for CIT I'M @irfe i
s(arbuS, ct. SSobulmcs @irtcn, Scr
bIcp inopiet ialnluc Dag.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-10
&aptein Nunbcl. Ser Dor iSnrc

&aptejn @mnoel, ser bar 6prer al
6ct forl1lpffeoe 9anplfi6 v9torye"
ipGper n1ellem 9ip oa 9po. Gen for
ben iaa fraftige og lipsglaoe Sp=
,nonb CT MI Ell nteget ipag pg meget
ing Mano. Sorgen oper Sen frpgte=
Iige l(lpffe bar ne6brl1ot bans Sell
bre6, % MI bar eli pnoartet 9fprelpg=
Dom lat til, lao 9ngerne bnr li0et
@aab ON bans 2ip.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-10

&aitur ". 6. @anicn=9iubc, al sem
s5or. oanlfe &irfes @ie,tigbeo / @olp=
bells, g. 9af, bar poa @rl1no al
Spgbpm ,naottet lto,16ie fin preltc-
lige Girflombeo, efter at bape peret
Gruli / 81 elar. &oitor 9fobe er
blepet ongre6et al cit @iGrnelioelle,
Ser far herppet bon1 Gpnen til at lric
% ifripe, men bans Iorlton6 bar
ingen Sfa0e fist.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-10
med Post % Ctlt9raf.
Nllevtsne fra.)

I 818 @illioner Dollars. 5or-
bnnosienotor sllliion gap 6or>
bnnoSienatets iioite @goe 2groags
en- Dperiigt ODER ben iau,leoe Sum
lat 9eptllinger for neite s5iffalaar.
9e belpber Jig til-818 @filIioner Dol-
lars noo 7S1 for oette Jiifalaar.
Sn0tGgterne for 1neite slar anIoaes
til 1875 Millioner Dollars, og l1noer-
1fl1ooet for n9ite elar bill blipe onr=
trent Set famine iom for iaar.
Gn Scrn6anc 8olisiiom fan6t 5teo
poo 9eort6ern Eacific 2inien pes
Bearnrol1tb> Weo11ty Genoog Gfter=
n1iooag mellem ct Jragttrnl1 og
rSmu Gitp grpreiS". Wialfi,1iltea
paa JrogttrGnet mtsforltoo Ell Nrore
on1 Steoct, bpor Fan ifllloe lnpoe Gr-
prelstrGl1et. So Mennelfer ornbtes>
og 6 iaare6es. 2ofon1otiperne> 8u=
gage og Eoltpognene falteoes al Spo=
ret, nen &aslagerbog1ltelle bolot [ia
pao bette. A'''' t.''' }.''' =
tf..:lDn.G =: ..i..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-10
Sammurfs S5anScl mco Imcrifa.

Ea:illarf fomlller nlrrnlclt cfter gny=
Iono JONI &jpbcr al oucrifallfe @ro=
oltftcr pr Capita. Tor life lliil1ore
clo % Millioucr Collars ON Murct
lnoiores Scr fra sllnerifa til 0ol1=
lnorf. 2ctte luarer til IS for: :bpcr
omnif Suohpuger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-10

>. 6. Mulbecb, Sen llnge oanlf=
omerifanife 6orfottcr, Ser bar lfreuet
flere eobe @pger ont an,erifanife sSor=
bplb - ,.Sfopen b9pucr", uSper
@anet" .. Fl. q. - 5or nplig uogipet
Ell I'M BOG poa ct fjo6enbounlf Sur
lag: Gen guile 9D", Ser for iao
ni0t fan betrogtes iom cit Gen0a1f til
Sner S5auet" ipm Sen giper ct sSno=
blif / set 6rlttale auerifanlfe Tor=
rctuingSlip, Ser beniunSlult gjur el1=
hrer til 9ieOlfo6, inn life fprnroar at
hGpbe 1ilt 9serionligheO.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-10

sionercn: 0l1 Sanie1t oerionl
leg bare e11gang III Bite rigtig aorl,,
Gu beDare mel bel, bpor je'
ifll oriffe mel fllld
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-10

@toffer. Sra MfbolosfoItenes @io
> Tan Ser iaaleoess irtet bore at ino
pe,1oe moo oepne. .Snbuitri.
Der. stepens troer. at oenne Ga1,
fe piier e,1 forbolosbis let @ei bor
ifro 5tonoaro Oil Co.'S Gpronni, o!
bo1 btl, 11aar Set rette Ii6spunft ino
trroer, bore reoe til at bcnlebc &on
gresicns Spmnrf{ontbeo poa oenn'
!5ag. Gn Sing CT paro larlig a
(agge @frrfc til n,eo Senipn til Nro
|euftionel1 al 9faalnateriale ior Ell ioo
foam sllfo6olfabrifation: &artofler
ISufferroer og yeais fan oprfes for
|n1inore Eengel,0lag og mes minore
legenligt slrbeibe eno Be fleIte onore
|Sor6bul1ospro0ufter. SEQ Mabnin-
gen of ct itsrre Marfe0 for ioooanne
(slfgrp6er bil0e glgerbrl1get foa en-
|&igoolnsfiloe at ele al, joni biloe bpi
I@rao forbeore 6armer11es fil1ancielle
stilling. Spje Hriier og iterf 81
terlpprglel piloe alti0 berte pao 6isje
|.slfgrpoer, ng / Iioens 2pb piloe
STANDARD Sil Co.'S beoit lgnnenoe
8iproorfter blibe faitet l1o al Wtarfe-
| |oet og eritottebe of sllfobol.
I @eneralfonll1l 6ranf $. Moloa i
9erlin far nplig afgtpet Ell Mopport,
Ser er al n1egen SsSl.teresie 6orbin-
Ioelie mes 6enne Sag. Spif Guiel-
| ollie er ct @iproouft af Jremltilline
af sllfobol fra &artpfler, Mais og au-
ore &orniorter, 5ir,,paffalo og s(f<
falls fra Suffcrtabrifer, netop iaa-
'oanne slfgreocr, joni Mar. stepe11s
benuiler til. sSor life mango slor
|lioe1, betra9te0e SDifernc Sc 5piloe=
ltoffer, al bpilfe Ser MI frelnltillcs
|6uielolie, ion rerlI slffalo. S bore
[0oge fip6er Sc Torenebe ss.;:t.-- oe nj
aienoeoele al Splfhnos bele ASroouf-
tion al Gl1ielolie, meoens @nglano ta-
|ser en- Sienooeoels Slien benpttes
It'll 6obrifation af Sernis, @arfumer,
pisle Sprengituffer %, figes oet, i
|enfelte @utferpaly fdbrifer. Gffter-
ipprelele.1 Sc ssortuvoe Slater efter
0e1rne &are er tiltoget meget lterft,
og Gfsporten fra Splflon0, ser i
1901 bar 223 Maaltons, bar / 1902
,260 Maoltprs pg 1903 542 Moal=
tons. Otter 1908 6ar Ser nnret Ell
lpag 9scogang Gfterlpargl(en fra
sln1erifa men Sc liolte 6 @ioonc=
Scr CT Sen otter tiltaget ltrrtt.
Get cr gooe Ariicr 1p|fer1c faar
for ocres ,S11lelolie, ira $25 til $40
pr. lUU Stllp GU eng. Y1tltD). Nctfe
betp0er eli ntegct ltprre Nrnfit for
Tornncrel1 al Sfgraocr, ipnl biotil fill,
fat betolt Jig iaa nogenll1nOe gobt-
Gen liplige @fteripprgiel pao 61,iel-
olie fra Gltropo pte er, at fer er en-
9eiligbeo for SEN amerifanlfe 6armer
til at forbeore fine Snotegter,, cit be-
ore 9ejligbeo ems Ser bor paret bl1ot
ban nangc s(or 90 set er CIT me-
get nerliggenoe slut11il1g, at sem nl1-
nurcnoc slgitotiolt MOS STANDARD
Gil So. pil fpre til ct politipt @ooe
as cit Sci, ion1 Sc, Ser far opri,1belig
6egp1bt 8enngelien, ilet life bob6e
tn1,A Jig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-10
Sanjfc @arcr til 9lmcrifu. 81

San lfc &arcr til 9lmcrifa. vIon=
nebrog" 1neooeler, at 0ir. @orace
Sofs, sMeoinoebnper al cit al 9felp
DorfS ltarltc Geportnel1tltores, for
oi*le Gage opbplot Jig &jpbelhopl1
iom efeprGlel1tant for lit 6irlno Sofs
& 60, Ser tillige bar 6ilioler / olle
Be ltprre on1erifanlfe @per. Gafs &
So, ser CT ct of Seem Oorf5 M1il1io=
narfirmaer, beifieftiger alene Jor=
retr1il1gen Seem Dorf 14-1500 Ner=
lpner % forganoler bl. a. forifjellige
oonife Nro0ufter. 6irn1net fprer Joe
le0es lom cit Specialitet Sc oanlfc
SfinO6ragter til sll1tonobil6rug fra
De @ei1nannlfe Tabrifer S0enle, og
Seritgten n1eO ST. Sufs' 8eleg / &ip
benDabn bor nbelufferoe peret at Of
lutte @ontrafter ongaaenoe oenre
9lrtifel til Sen fon1menoe Gfteraors=
i9ion.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-10

&ano. tleul. Spreu s. @rifien ira
&ipbenbapus ltniperlitet bar liolts
Muoneo facet SillaoeIIe i'll at no0to=
&c Sroi1atipu / Sen oallife Tulfetirfs
for at opcrto9c Gmbeoet lpln @rolt
ct. Sobonncs oanife 9lienigbeo /
@urt County, 9eebrolfa. @on lfol til
lige bore 2rrcr neo 9en Torenebe
banIfe &irfes Arrltelfple &loir,
9febr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-10
Mapur y. =. 9tcliun al 9iacinc,

Wis, Ell, al @peus melt arlete Sogfp=
rere, GpnOerip0e al Tpolel, bapoe
nu9tet at lnpotogc Gicnpalg be0 Sc
foreltaoenbe Toraarsualg, 0a grnbe=
set rptpg mere SiO en0 Dur fl1l1oe
|ofle fra lin Torrctlling; Set CT ocs=
11oen ulpnnet % bri1ger ingen anoc11
Sl0ttrgt en0 e@rcn. Slni0lertio bopoe
Mapor Nlelion pilt Jig iom eu iao opg=
tig ei0n1irtltrator, at 500 @orgere i
9pen, fra alle Eortier ng Sau1flnos=
flasler, retteoe en Opfororing til bon,
ON paa np at mootoge &olg, % 6on
gift 0o ino poa bette 1u0er Set Sor
bebolo, at bau i11gen lom bellt l1bgif=
ter riloe babe 11nber &a,npognel1.
9felipn er &cpl1blifaner, pg bons
&o(1 CT paa Torbaono cit ofgiort
Gag.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-10
blandt rand$m10nd / Hmerika.

Ouaeressante Susatiae tra nasoe RR1er.j j

Den bamife Ntbletflnb / Can Gra1-
cisco, iom itifteoes for nogle faa
Maone6er itoel1, gaar lta6ig fre,noO
Meoleu1snutol. Gen teller MI oper
so Meolcnln1er.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-10
@a Srnit / Mebiein4ambclem iiges

Ga sruit / Meoicinbanoelen iiges
at bore bragt for 9agens 2ps al H.
g. Special &omisier 5ampiell /
Chicago. Den paaltaaes at gigre
6orretning for 400 Millioner Dol=
lars oorlig, og SEN foiter Torbrugere
en- Meru0eift af 40 Millioner 9o(-
lars oarlig. 9e @epiier, 5alnplell
bar lanllet moo oe,ler laa afgjpreuoe,
at fam pil afgire Sem til General
Mopofat Moo6p lom 8afis for &ets=
forfplgning moo Srlliten. Gn s(po-
tbefer Ebila6elpbia idger Sr11iterr
for cit Sfo6eserltatning pao $780,
900, og set er Sc beb oenne 5ag
fremfomue Splpsninger, ionr bar lat
&egieringen pao @poret.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-10

3reiSentens sSnbiettelie bans
nDe gu1be0ster111in fanot Ste6 / 2er-
bags i@ai6ington, .. 6. nnocr itore
&piti0eligbeoer; Set paaitaaes, at Ser
alorig bar funoet iaa itore GeItligbe-
ser Steo peo en- iaa6on 2eiligbeo tio-
ligere. 8eiegen6e fra belle 2anoet
bar itrbnlmet til 6orbun0sbopvSlta=
Sen. Gosaflegeelien fanot @te0 paa
EN- l,bpre &latform foran Gorbunos-
fapitoliet og 8r9iioenten bol6t EN-
lSnaneurationstale, Ser u0mRrfebc
Iiig beo fin &ortfattetbeb, i6et oet fun
Itog bam c. 10 Minrtter at oplGle
ben; gDerite SeieIteretsoommer Sui
ler mo0tog @0en, lom 8raiioenten af=
lag6e mes @aanoen paa 8i6elen. &i-
ceprGfi0ent 6airbanfs baboe forinoen
Iaflogt lin Gmbebseo / 5enatsialen.
Hrafioentens 8ogn bar paa &igre-
t,1ren fra Set bpibe Sus til 4apito-
!. Iiet og tilbage igien omgipet al
slough @i6ers". Sm gftermibba-
gen bar Der en- itorlaaet Geitparaoe
Iforbt Set bbibe @us, bbori 6eltog og-
[faa Beteranerne fra 5poituternes
|&er UNDER 8orgerfrigen. Sm Mfte-
|nen bar Ser 5tatsbal og Sur
.|bprferi. sSorbun6sbobe6ita0en IN
nes albrig at babe baret iaa glinz.
4 |renbe soeforeret lom peo benne 2eiligz
Ibeo, % geiret bar firaaleroe oG
1barnlt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-10

@n 2 Gents &asiaeertafstprt! Dlil,.
,bleb iiolte 2pr6ag pentoget IL @iscon-
inns 2egislotrtrs slsle1nblp.s :0et:nans
8urerngr Sa 6ollettes 6orlagaueg
ban bar / flere slor fp)nAet 1far ots
faa Set giennemfert. e,!iaofqlote, }
vStallparts" bar befnmpet set meoi,
8ololonbe6; men balaet fon tit l.9eay=s
neopraab / Msiembln, oper 6orlaget, ;;
bar ser fltn 2 5te1nmer <irnoo oct.
Set bentes, at 6orilaget ;bil blipe peDn.,
toget og?aa / Senatet. g,,o - al
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-10

slpe @eiauSter. Sc Gor. gtaters
&epreientont &ibbe'nritiap1l', 9aurits
g: @penlon iom bar .geflebt Gmbg,
BET s Mar, er bIepef tilbageffalff61t Il og
.bans slflpier bIiper s. 8 S. 'D'9riet1 df
Gran6 9fapi0s, 02icb..,,' ~ 2igeleoes
er Miniiteren 5totfbolnl, @s:'' ss
Ibomqs, ttlbogefal6t;; bans slfleier
bliber Gol. Gbas. s. @rapes of'9,t-
lutb, tioligere @peofer / Minneioto
9egislotl1r. Sta11forb 9eelpcll al Ct.
SAUL, Minn., bi0til @elal10t @oag.
6ollon0, er blebet aflelt of Or. 8. s.
Sill, I'LL / 5cbtpei5, ti6ligere osliIte-
ren0e Gtutslefretnr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-10

S0g.
.. 6. Nnoerien Teiternc. Sra flerc
al 0e ltprre 9per &eiten mel0es ull
froftig Sillll,tning til Ganfen ON
slfbol0elie al Setter slnleouirg al $.
g. Anoerlens 100 stars Ipoielsoae
s. ,. slprit. Jlere Steoer bor onore
9sotloner, lurlig slmerifauernc, 9ipet
Sogcn i'm porn1elte Sililutni,1g, broo
Scr ip for iaa niot er naturligt not,
lorn $. 6. sl1oeriens oeilige Gper,tyr
10 mere pg mere hlipcr 1Srl(cseie fpr
belle Gerocn.
5 ct. Naltl orral1gerer Iprellillgel,
,@pot 0oab" cit IIeIt 2proag s(f ten
5. l.. slpril neo Soler, Sp(ns=
ming al nogle al Iigtcrcll5 Gpel1tpr,
Sablouer mes Motiuer fra gpeuty-
rene plp.
s Omaha i(aar Sc forlfjellige ool1=
fife 0orel1inger Jig lan1men ON at feire
Gogen paa cit pnroig Maaoe, % en-
tSrllesfolnite bo10er jnpnlig @fpocr
for at trGffe Sc fornp0ne Goronltolt=
ninger st al 8pel1s S6eatre bliper
leiet til Spfprelle al uSle 2ufpic"
neo to 5oreltilli1tger poa 6eltoagen,
ON Gfterlnib0oge11 for @prn pg on1
slfteneu for Gofsnc.
S California er Sal1fen pn1 Ell. S.
8. slnoerlel1 Telt grebet 1neo Itor Sc
gejitring. Statens @nbernpr, &ice=
gltpernpr ng Sfoleil1perintenoent %
San aranciscos Mapor bor gipet Sen
fulo Stlllntning, og Sfoleiuperinten-
oenten bar len &un0lfripelle til Sta=
tens County og Gitp Sfoleluperinte,1-
oenter opforbret oisie til at faltiette
eli Sag, Ser / ian1tlige @foler feires
mes paslen6e Geremorier og 4ro-
grommer til s. 6. gln6erlens Min0e.
0a ielpe Seitoagen fal6er paa Ell
Spnoag, antpoer ban iioite 5foleoae
fer oenne> eller fbrlte 5foleoag efter.
iom oe melt pasien6e for cit iaa6an
Mtnoefeit for 8prnebigteren. ut Sc
9anife / Gan 6raneisco pil itille Ell
ltorartet 6eltligbe0 paa @enene er no.
get laa ten1melig 1er fgIger af fig
ielp; bore 2an6Smeno pna &plten e1
10 altto rmi0e atpofe", og set lfrl6e
| life 1tn0re os, ON Sc be6 oenne Sci.
liebeo bill gaa ielpe slrneite0et for $
s. Mn6erle,t Geittonfe,1 Chicago, cr
Ri @ang.
Siffert er set, at Sc oanife 8grne.
biem | Mmertfa bill faa @rmn6 til al
gl9be fig ober 6en 100 9lar ga1nlt
0igter. paa mere en6 en- Maa6e.
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-02-24
Styles in Buckles.

In plain fiat gold a buckle of colonial
shape with two prongs was set of
at the corners by marquis stones in
American Beauty red. Another in sill
yer showed sapphires at the corners to
match the royal blue belt, says the
Philadelphia Telegraph.
Children's heads in silver are EN-.
ployed rs clasps and are marvels of
the silversmith's art. In one, the fea.
lures of a little girl smiling through
grandmother's spectacles, peered from
the depths of a poke bonnet. Another
showed a roguish baby's face with
tousled hair.
A jeweled buckle will transform an
otherwise simple dress. Peacocks
have their bodies studded with rhine.
stones and the f%an-shaped tails picked
out by rhinestones and emeralds. Crab
or centipede designs are most effective.
Each of their many legs is a line of
rhinestones and the bodies are closely
studded with Glittering brilliants.
The horsewOman can have her gold
buckle a combination of horseshoe and
nails, and the girl who has a fancy
for her monogram on all her possess
sions can have an odd though smart
buckle showing her initials in Chinese
characters.
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-02-24
The Gowns of Liberty Satin.

Negligee effects are becoming ex>
ceedingly popular this season and the
idea is prevalent in many of the even
ing gowns and party frocks. Tea
gowns ore, of course, sort of negligees
in themselves, but one which is the
acme of fashion and displayed recently
is of pink liberty satin, shirred several
times at the waist as a substitute for
the popular girdle. The skirt, which
is long and graceful, is inserted with
deep ecru lace thrice from hem to belt,
and around the bottom is employed
handsome lace ecru, making a most
elaborate conception of the skirt.
The waist is made with the Dutch"
neck and has for a yoke the plain
satin, shaped and fitted smoothly
across the shoulders. The lace then
forms a sort of droop shoulder effect
below this, and uns across the sleeves,
which are pulled with a tightly-fitted
cuff. The material is then shirred
onto this lace.
A pretty novelty which has been but
lately introduced is a l~eaf-shaped affair
of shirred lace, which is attached at
the collar and falls below the waist
me-. 1t gives a finish to q gown and
is especially adapted to this one in par
tlcular.-Newark Advertiser.
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-02-24
Fans and Gloves.

A new wrinkle in gloves is that the
long suede mosquetaires may match
the tint of the frOck exactly. More
white than colored gloves are worn,
however, and more white slippers than
tinted mes. But to match a family
colored gown slippers sometimes have
the toe trimmed in color, with white
lace or embroideries setting off the
bow or rosette. All evening slippers
are wonderfully fussy, and everything
is seen upon them, from a genuine
diamond buckle to a little wreath OF
pink rosebuds.
Fans, be it said to the shame of the
makers of modes, are daily growing
bigger. Some of the radiant Louis
sort, with their superb paintings, are
still small enough not to lose in love.
illness; but the fan of the moment is
a. ostrich feather affair, made in a set
form or to open and close. 1t is rather
clumsy for small women, though the
venus of fashion will carry one of
superbly. -Philadelphia Inquirer.
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-02-24

WOMAN'S WORLD.
9KA0kkA0k44GA0A99K
A Sensible Fad.

Perhaps it is because her attention
has been directed to the thrifty, in
dustrious Dutch maiden that the New
York smart girl adopted for her very
own such a sensible fad as sewing.
For some years past the fashionable
girl has never been able to find any
time for sewing. Now she has sud-
denly acquired u fondness for making
pretty things with her needle-dainty
ch~emisettes, frilly undersleeves and
sheer turnover collars and cuffs, to
say nothing of transforming plain
Observation-Disclosures into things of
beauty. Her sewing afternoon is nov
as much the fashion as an afternoon
tea. Many times prizes are given for
the most original bit of hand-work,
such as a novel stock or something
new in the way of a chemisette. And
one girl who was most enthusiastic
owe her sewing fad served individual
ices at her sewing afternoon in the
form of wOrk-bags and very big thin.
bles.-Woman's Home Companion.
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-02-24
A Water Observation Boat.

Captain J. Larsen. a sailor on the
Great Lakes, has just received patents
On a new form of pleasure boat. The
ooat is supplied with a glass bottom,
and under the bottom is an electric
light, which will illuminate the water
and the bed of the stream for some dis
lance around. A hooded reflector
makes it possible to sit comfortably
in the boat and witness the curious
things in the water below with great
ease, and pictures may be taken also
oy means of a mirror. The captain
las in his possession a number of pho
tographs which were taken by this
means, and these are said to be quite
satisfactory, although they were made
when the water was clouded with dirt
washed down into it.-American In
pnntnr
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-02-24
STEEL TRUST ATTACKED.
Sells Armor Plate Abroad Cheaper
Than Here, Says Mr.. Lucking.

Sells Armor Plate Abroad Cheaper
Than Here, Says Mr.. Lucking.
Washington, D. G. = In the course of
the House debate on the Naval bill Mr..
Lucking Dem. Mich.) opposed the
measure as in the interest of the Steel
Trust, which he said sold it's
plate to other countries cheaper than
it did to the United States.
1.-The Steel Trust" said he, is sell
ing and furnishing materials to build
up the British Navy and other foreign
navies for about one-third less money
than it gets for furnishing materials
to our navy. I believe in putting a
stop to that some way or other"
AS he sat down Mr.. Lind Dem,
Minn.) o and added: The late
Chief Constructor of the Navy, AID.
miral Bowles, appeared before the
Claims Committee of this Congress and
testified that claims were pending by
contract; that after these contracts
We're let the Steel Trust compelled
the contractors to pay $40 to $3.50 a
pound for steel forgings, which they
were selling abroad for, and which
were worth in the markets of the
world, $1.2O."
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-02-24
Bright Red Coats Now Worn.

For young girls bright red coats are
extremely fetching, and a model which
halls from London is now being worn
by the heiress of a well-known New
York family. 1t is a brilliant scarlet
cut in sack shape showing the inver.
ness cape with a modifcation-that is,
the cape comes yer the shoulder and
sleeves only, and not in front. 1t is
faced with black cloth and has a
stand-up military collar lined with tho
same. The sides of the cape and the
cuffs are set off by gold buttons. which
are also used for fastening the double.
breasted coat itself. The sleeves are
gathered full into black broadcloth
cuffs. Except in very stormy weather
this coat is turned above the bust line
in the form of revers and the contrast
between tie black and red is extremely
effective.
Another novel coat is built of tan
colored kersey, trimmed with embroid-
cry and braid, showing the popular
brown shades mixed with gold. This
is built or long, loose sacque lines,
the back showing a broad double box
pleat, from either side of which the
belt springs, while the front has in
verified pleats running from shoulder
to hem. The garment has double
sleeves, a tight-itting undersleeve
with a heavily embroidered bell-shaped
cuff, and the large angel sleeves which
fall over these are fastened on with
a yoke empiecement over the shout
ders. Their outside seam gives the
effect of an inverted pleat. The braid
and embroidery which run around the
neck and down the front are set off
on either side by gold bulIet-shaped
buttons and the belt has a gold buckle
to match.
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-02-24
The Athletic Woman.

The athletic woman has come to stay.
She has created a new standard Of
physical perfection, and has shown
how all who wish may attain to il. No
longer can a woman say that she cant
help" her STOPPING shoulders. narrow
chest and weak, fabby muscles. She
can remedy such defects; she can send
the rosy blood to her sallow cheeks and
make it stay there; she can fill up the
hollows in her neck and develop her
bust by simply learning appropriate
exercises and practicing them for at
least twenty minutes every day. The
results are so we'll worth this small
amount Of exertion that it is surprising
how few women avail themselves of so
inexpensive a method of securing
health and %well-being for Themselves
Farm and Fireside.
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-02-24

THE TWINS:

We're twins-an' my names Lucy Brown
An her names Lulu; I'm called Lou,
An everybody in is town
Ely call my sister at name, too.
An folks, .'ey come to see us here,
An we list have tn mostes' fun
Cause everybody say: ooh dear!
wy, is one is tn nuther one!"
My papa sometimes look at me, -
An say, well, Lulu, how you grow!
An men L laugh, an men, wy, he
Say goodness sakes! he'll never know
Which one is which. An men | say
No one can tell us twins apart
Cause we're together anyway.
An men he boiler, "Bless your hearth.
My ann never gets us mixed;
She always knows my twin UNI me.
An papa say she's got III fixed
Our clo'es, or hair, SOS she can see.
But mamma hugs us bofe up tight
An kisses us, an pats our curls,
An says a muvver's always wife
An always knows her preshus girls.
But nuther folks 'ey ist can't tell
An oncet when Lulu ciumb a tree
An couldn't hold, wy, when she fell
TIL doctor thought at she was me.
Men we all laugh, an he list say
It's all in how tn notions strike,
AT bofe O lis looks list one way,
But at | look tn most alike!
Wilbur d. Nesbit, in Haroer's Magazine