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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-04-14
LOCAL NEWS.

Mrs. Il. n. Kirby Of Webster aven nc
died OH Thursday.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-04-14
Town Of Johnston.
Application for a
seoond-class Liquor License.

Second-ClasS Liquor LICENSE.
giuseppe Bassi makes application to sell
fute, SplfltuOus, and Intoxicating Liquors
AI IS Chmplos building, GrcCnville avenue.
All persons interested Hre notified TO an
pear before the Town Council OF the town
OF Johnston, Friday, April 18th, 1906, at 3. 10
O'Clock p. M, at the Council Chamber at
Thornton and De heard thereon
5. X. LUTHER, Council Clerk
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-04-14

None pities him that's in the snare
who. warned before, would not beware
-Herrick
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-23
Smiihen 2cben mnD Sob.

Gin merfpiiroigcs 9eiipiel 3eit.
peiier 0ieoerbelebung erregte, pie
aus 2onoon beriftet miro, III Dem
gergmerfsbe5irf bon Sentb Hor-
manton bel 3ottingbam %ungebeures
aurieben. Im Z. Ipril mar @al-
lace Iaiopp, Der neunlabrige Subn
zines 3itmermannes, Der in eiWem
benadbbarten 8ergtperf orbeitet;irse.
itorben, nad)Oem er cine ISOLDE fthnf
gelegen butte. glm 8. Ipril ioate
Die Seeroienng itattfinoen. ri stls
Der Se%itennagen ldon Dor Der Sbiir
itano, polten Die Ingeborigen ibrem
&inoe elm lestes 9ebemobl iagen.
Ter Sarg ioate geidloiien merben,
oa bemerfte Der Batter nod Sebens.
5eihen. Infangs traute er ieinen
eieenen sligen nibt, aber cine speite
gcnaiie Triifung Der 8eiibts3iige
5eigte, oaB nod 2eben in Dem flei.
men aGrper mar. Die Mugen MUIR
Den aqmnblid FLAIR, Die 2ippen roiie.
Die @lieoer lparen lteif mo falt,
aber iiber Die Sbrer breitete iif cir
roiblid)er Sdein pom mieoerfebreli.
Den gliltitmlaui uno nuf einem
idneq berbeigebolten Spiegel, DER
Dem &naben Dor Die 2ippen ga5nlten
mlirbe, 5eigte lih Elm ieild)ter atieber.
id)lag. Ger Softer bntte his 81 Dem
I~lgenblid uiht baran ge,ucifclt.
oaB ieit ainb to0t mar; Der ScSten'
ihein COB Meningitis als Sooesiir.
iohe an. 0rei Ier5te unterliiften
baS 3inb, nabmen es ans Dem Snig
teraus uno legten e. allf eir 9ctt
Dor Dem Seiier nieber, b%iilltea es III
marme 2iidrr elm mo moften NSie-
htrbelebungsperiud)e. Starfc 9iitb.
iolse muroen an Die Hnic gc6uliels
Sno uno Had,t mrrbe bel Dem &inoe
gcpadlt, nm Die Spmptome lpieocrr
fetrerben Sebens 81 beobcdJteiI.
4ber meitere 2ebens5eid)en jeigtcn
lid nidt mieber; aelegentlif J!uibte
Die @.,ittcr cine 9erpe9rng 81 ifi,en,
aher am Gienstas Seists iid au' bGn
iiiGen 3iigen Die bleierne SO5cS.
'crbe, nnb Jest iinb Die Ier5te 'clI
iibcr3euet. oaB oos 2eben aus Oem
&orper %entiroben lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-23

geitiebt ibr grao Heft, ipnruln is
lie 10 mien I'M 10 bosbaft I'M 10 nei-
bid III 10 eigcbilo't IN 10 Dinner.
liitig I'm 10 ipottiid III 10 itof-llp IN
10 ipeitpoll I'm 10 lniBeiinitig I'M 10
artpoa III 10 gci5is M 10 beuhleriifl
I'M 10 ifleht?! (Ges beiBt iunift
Is lie ia, lpie geingt, E iebr liebe Eer-
ion I'M Der Ilti ibr bette 5reinoin.)
Sbne oes NGmlihe wiinid)eno
Wtit GigoroS
Oours
Sobn &itih If, ESQ.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-23
Ebiuciiid,c SpridWGrtcr.

Ginen ma9ren Sdat bon! Sprid).
iuortern, henen eS ipeber en- %,Sronie,
nod OH philoiopbiid)er @eisbeii
febIt, beiist Die hiueiiihe Sprafe.
Ginise Seiipiele mogen Dies 5eigen:
n9os @elb 1T elm outer Giencr,
.nbcr Gin gcfdbrliGer Serr."
User leibf INN 81 bailcn, baut
UNI 81 ocrfaufen.
x#Xx
n@uie Hddbaren iino entferntel
Serluunoten por3usieben."
##%x
.Sn Der Weieliduft boren Die
Wdnner chamber 5li, ole 6ralen be-
traften chamber.
x*** ;,
Sic biibihen 6ralien iino ge-
mobnlih iebr iingliidlih; Die b1b-
li6en Sruiien iinb bagegen foitbare
S6Gse.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-23
9ie Miulferci Der a6nisim.

Gie aonisin @ilbelmine bon SOL.
lanb lit GuBerit praftiih peronlagt.
glrlf ibre @eronlaiiirna lpuroen ani
bent Silm S6lciie 600 ~geborigen
2anbgutc, oas iebr ihone @ieien
bat, cinigc &iibc uno Shlen aiige-
fault rno Die Molferci angelest. Gie
Goniain intereiiirte lid icbr fiir Dos
Experiment mo lieB ous lhonIte
Sieb, oas in ibrem aGnigreit er-
bGltlif NOR, antaufen. Sett acben
ihon grobc GuantitGten Butter unb
WtilG ans Der fonigiifcn @foltcrei
ms 2ano unb Gin reft biiblfer Yer
oicnit iliebt haollrh III ole Saite Der
bohgciteutcn 9ciiserin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-23
GDiucnantbcil.

Diana; .Sicr bait On cincn Spiel
Sris, tbeilc ibn nit aarl! &arl or.
bdlt aber oen 9owenantbeil, BORT
Su, meil cr artiger lit ais OH"
Winc @iertclitunoe ipdtcr.) aorl
meinenb): nWnmd. Trit 5at 0en
Ipfel ullein geSeiicn."
Woma: nSrit, iuarum bait Sll
Seinem 9riiber nidts upn 0cln 9lpicl
gegeben?"
Sris: nGu bait bod, ielbit geiogt,
aarl ioll Den 9opcnuntbeil befom.
men - bic 90wc ciien a6er oodl
feline Iepfel!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-23

Baf6frau gum Didter. Der
Die Geipobnbeit bat. auf feline Mans
i6etten al I6reiben): mNein, oiesmal
batten sic ahsr ipiebcr i6One @eoi6te
BEL Der WGi9', Serr Sottor! 49. uno
10 traurig tparen mun6e -. Sd Tag
Sbnsn. meine So9ter bat INNER nrr
porgslefen - uno mir brei baben
6'peint!'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-23
Seine Spridriftcu.

Sdrpiegcriobn deine atf Seiuf)
fommenbsi Sdmieeermutter bonn
gabnhoE abbplenb): Ser gabn'
iteigihoffuer bat Sbnen bod nidt
aus Serieben Sbre Giidfabrfarte OBJ
gcnommen?"
SfDiegermutter: YHiidfabrfarte?
Nsa, perm id 5u Gld auf 9eiud)
tomine. perbe i'd mir bod nift pom
Der Standardization porihreiber
laiieu, wann i6 wieoer a6reiien
muB!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-23
Sup mnB aud icin.
SGnIhnu0.


Gin GroiffenfiitlAer rief leinem
.Goqegcn" gu: n@ot bate o. blob
amii6en DC S6eerbaume Dor Geincnt
Wagen?"
,glber Weni6, fonnlte MIDI fiefcn2
Get is bod mein Saul. @at Oadtclt
0u benn2"
nNce, 10 nat! Sd bod]te, ct mGre
10 ne neimooifc Hontgenpboto-
.irapbie, Iun liebt niift wie
&noden!"
Scbenflidj.
g.: Ser 3oolosiife 8arten Der.
mebrt icinen @eitanO ia ictt tort.
m1brcnb."
g.: .Sopon bob id nod nitJts be.
merit"
a.: Sod. ais id) neulid bort NOR,
mar ein Gbino5erpS mebr oa als
ionit."
+3%
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-23
Eigiafcit.

&ihter: Sic Streitigfeiten 5pi.
Ifen Sbnen uno Dem 3miebelbnl,er
cntiponnen iid wobl iebr ihnea2"
3ellge: limb Oh! I'm 10 ll6r
bat er Bump" 3u mir g'iogt, lno
Inn balb glf maren mar i6on' auc
3lpei pcrbun0en!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-23
Ims Scr gmtcn altcn 3cit.

Staotioloat gum Sanowerfsbur.
lfen, Der gebettelt): n9etteln lit Der.
boten ulO miro nit 5wau5ig Stronger
g%'itraft!"
Sonbmerfsburife: so -. ia,
/ bob aber MIR adt G%reu5er!"
StaOtiolbat: ia i6au'it glei'
oaB Gus anoere nod 5'amm bringit,
ionit fommit mer nit aus Der StaOt
'ntlts!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-23
Sic iast moi ocntId) fir sclcpbum?

SStV tuYi AhuH peHiIuJ I"l
Yiele @ortcr 9ibt es ifon
slui gut Teutlh fir Selepbon:
Sernbinipred)er. 56ner, Ginger.
Surridnlr. Sausler, Weilenflinger,
Hlapperfaoen, alingflangfliSe,
Elauoertaihe. Worterblise,
Nebebiihie, Ylapperidlange,
Elouoerlfnur, lclblt &lapper'
iflangc,
2orsobr, Nab- unb Sernlprcfleiter,
Spraditrid, 9lisfinf, alangper-
b%reiter,
Weitihpas, Silomctcr5unge,
Stilbenlord)er, W~eilenlungc,
ObrenblGier, @elttrompeter,
Notwithstanding
Wuiifoliih 2nitgeouoel
Gnolih Spredlonismilsnubel!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-23
@as alcs Ut madcm lit.

@Gbreno elmer Sbmierenporitel.
lung fiftclt III ciner Ssene, Die
.itiirmiihe Grrcgullg" perlangt,
Gin S6ouipieler 10 beftig nit bei.
Mrmen, bob ieilt picl 81 engcr Hoct
aitf Dem Hiiden ans Ser gsabt gcbt.
Nm onnern Gage lit I'M 2otal 9l6tt.
den nit 9e5ug altf oieien %orial ji
leien: 9eionoerS bns Spiel beS
Serrn Shreper mar BON cblem 6eitcr
burdaliibt, Sn Ger gufrllhri5elte lit
ibm logor Der BOD Dor @ltb nuf
Dem Hiiden oeplatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-23

Seuftes @etter permehrt sic
afiiten Shmer5en bon Siiftcrnpeb,
uuo es miro nidt niir geiagt, ionberu
es lit wobl befamnt, bas ct. Safobs
Del bnS bette Wittel lit Die Shmer.
sen su ~berubiaen nno Die afuteiten
Sale an helen. \,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-23
MiibcrnnasarnnS.

Hidter: DSie gebcil olio 5u, bas
SdDein geitoblen al baben! &onneu
Sic etwos 5u Sbrer gntiduloigung
Ingeflagter: Ser Serr 9oftpr
fat mir geratben, id) ioa INNER
IbenoS Die 9rult Elm bishen init
Sdpeinefett einreibenl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-23
Trbcitstbcilnug.

Wuttcr (Su oen ainbcrn): SO,
meine ainoer, 10 lange Der Eupa Der.
reiit lit, mollen mir unS in ieine flei.
men bdusliden Scif6itiglngen tbei.
len; Iii. Srieoo, iibcrnimmlt ooS
6iittern oeS aunoricnpogclS ~"
&leincr Taid Ocinialleno): Limb
id. @arua, i6 ban Den 6elir ourd.
mcnit CT nift brup ilt!!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-23

III, mos or ba geiagt Bat? Sd
loue cinfod oil Die iriiGe Slit
geben!"
Ylmmel: .Gos lit nod gar
nidts! @ie id meinem Snfel I'M.
ldtgit nit Der gleiden Nngelegenbeit
fam ipciBt 9u, mas er On 9etbnn
fat? Gr bot mid glei6 on Die
frilfe 2ltft geiebtl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-23
YatriutiiA.,

,Sann iino Sic drip cine iebr cute
Yatriotin, mein ~gndoiges SrGulein?"
,@epiB! Sd beirdtbe alif) mr.
einen Mann, Ger Dem Staat groBe
Steuern 5ablt." ~ -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-23
Bonn Grcrsicrplat.

ltnterofii5ier; Ser G~inidbriee
bieier llngliidsmcnid, mnbt wieber
. linfsum", ipeun ih comman0ire
~red)tslm". @nS iinO Sic benli
eigentlih2"
Gini1briger: ,9fed)tsfanbioot!"
llnteroffi5ier: ySett maft bieier
Wenih linfslim ltnO lit nod oa5lt
Hedtsfalloiont."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-23

Gntihnloignag.

Hidlter: .9tit)t peniger mie 5polf
lleber5ieber babeit Sic IN Spei Wo.
naten geitoblenl"
angeflugter: nGdS mar aber olld]
Elm itrcnser @intcr, SEER &iflterl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-23
Sml Giicr.

,Sm Sertrnilen geiagt: Sic iino
ifon Der %neln5cbnte Nr5t, oen meme
Srmt ipegcn ibrea Seioens con.
iultitt!r
nGincn Slpan5igitsn ioa lie niht
niebr n0tbig bnben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-23
&lciucS WifueritGnSnif.

@ait (oer cinen Soait auf Die 0o.
men o%iiSbringt): .. Sa, meine
Serren, Die Srau aaein lit es, Die Elm
&eim lhaifen fann!"
@err Gu ieinein id~iuerborigen
9tod)barn): v@ns bot CT oa Ioeben
geiagt?"
Rad6or: Sour Sic Sroit mar es,
Die @inen beim idaffen fann!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-23
Tp6 mcbr!

Hummel: n@llS ib nelllid meiuen
reihen, ober 9ei5igen Sufel INN @elo
S,l cirer grbolumgsrcile bat - mciBt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-23

Rentier (su feinem @dpiessrs
fobn nin ipe"): $751; Sd babe mid
iiber Sic erfunoigt!"-S d M | -
3 SD iiber sic audi
Rentter:.So9. ga bann reoen
mir bon mas an6er,m!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-23
Ginblidle Nnffadnua.

Ger feline 6rfs:: vOnfel, mod
mir bod nal einer redlt ifouen 0ta.
troien.sln5ugl" III
Snfcl: .@ie lpl it bcnn bo8u
fommen, Sunse, id bin bod fein
aleioermader?"
Ger tleire Sris: gysf6er On iasteit
bod porbin, ais III Sfat ipielteit,
Gu bit Shneioer atgor0en2"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-23
9crrannt.

Gnit peim Gintrcten ms @irtbS.
bails): rEonncrmetterl Iber eS lit ia
bcitte 10 leer bier? @ober fommt
bas?"
9ellncr: SID, gndoiger Serr, bel
bem Solnpetter bleibt ia ieoer per-
niinitiae Menid] 81 Souie!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-23
WfuScrn.

6atte: o2iebes Srauden, Sen
&ooof, ben Iii Cir piinifit, fam
ih Gir momentum nifJt faufen, 10
leio es mir tlltt!"
Satin: .Ih, gllfreo, ih piiBte
idon einen @rspeg, ih babe bereits
cine gnnoncc nerfaBt: p@aihma.
ifine miro 9egen &obaf ~ilrn5utau'
ihen qeludti"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-23

tlhale fam, Tor Nelt'
Oen5eS uff5ebonte, NOS
bel JIG ieoes @ol e
Srogratn mad)t, erGctli
no Die neie Ieiioena
lei nuB, forS Tie firt
ale Toints I'M Auali.
ties, no Die 8obnung
bolpne muB III Damn
nenllnt lie ieineai int.
iner mas, no grao oes
Sppeiit is bun DEM,
mas lie dfor0in9 5n
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-23
6raa Sogn &itidL Gsa., fat iuieSer
bic Wmusranf.

Milter Goiterl
@iiie Sic mas Neues, Miiter
gbiter? Wir mupel Well, oes. Is
ia i6in c nlte 9ei6ift, OaB Die Ilti
Die Mupfr1nf bot, I'm baB eS ibr nit
mobl is, mann lie nit ale paar Snbr
uno G paar @ode in Der Staot erlini
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-23
Stimnif.

@ar: vgsarum lit rSbrieige"
mciblid2"
Wurib: .@eil cS Die Sbrieige
beiB."
Mor: oNtcin, tpeil Tie flati6t,"
ff+
&on einem Beridt. boS Inn
III ieincm Seben perpieiiert maro, bat
Mtonfer mir oaS aan5e Seben cine
lharie 3rnlae betommen.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-12-02
ASKS FOR DAMAGES.
MARTINsBURG LADY WAS INJuREE
RECENTLY AT MoRGANTowN.
Miss Mary Edwards Presents Claim
10 the Council and Win Take IL
10 Court Unless Allowed.

Miss Mary ID Edwards, of Martins
lady students in the state university ),
filed a bill Of particulars before the
Morgantown council demanding that
the city pay htr 5 Is for mental and
physical agony missing musical and
other recitations in the university and
medical attendance all OF which she
had to undergo on account of badly
sprained ankle, caused by negligence
on the part of the city authorities.
On Sept q while crossing Falling
Run bridge Miss Edwards tripped
over a piece of curbing. She sus-
tanned badly sprained ankle. The
injury caused her considerable pain
as well as prohibiting her from attend
ing school for some time. The fling
OF the bill means that unless the city
pays the amount asked Miss Ed wards
will bring a damage suit for the re-
recovery of the SAME. Council took
no action further than referring the
matter to City solicitor Yeager for a
report at the next meeting.
Miss Edwards whose home is in
sMartinsburg. Is very popular both III
col,e.e and town society, and should
the case be brought to a test the
prominence of the party concerned
will undoubtedly attract a great deal of
attention. Her attorney says she
has very good ground for a damage
suit. aud unless a compromise is ef
fected he expects to take the matter
into the Circuit court at the next
term.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-12-02
a Thankggiving Thoueht

There is something lacking IN the
sincerity Of the man who goes into
the temple on Thanksgiving day to ac-
knowledge the good gifts of Provl-
oence to him If he has done nothing
through the year or on this day TO
uplift his fellows, to bring sunshine
into sunless hearts and to distribute
in some measure the benefactiors
which we all hold in trust for the
benefit of the helpless sons and daugh-
tiers OF men.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-12-02
ips nARTlnsBuRa pEgALa


Rev. W. w. Barnes, OF Cumberland,
was visitor in Martinsburg Today.
Mrs. Daniel Mcdaniel, this city, was
visitor in Washington on Sunday.
Miss Daisy Wolford has returned
home after spending IA few days in
Berkeley Springs.
Mrs. M. Hovermale and children, OF
Berkeley Spring, are the guests of
friends in this city.
Miss Minnie O'ConneIl, of Bruce
town, was the guest of relatives 10
this city this week.
Miss Mollie Bechtol, of Berkeley
Springs, is the guest of Miss Ida
Bowers, West King street.
Hiss Carrie Hunter is the guest of
her cousin, Mrs. E. d. Washburp, at
Fredericksburg. Va.
Mr.. Leroy Lowenstein. of Savannah,
Ga, was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Max Robinson, this week.
lIr. James Harmon, of Cumberland,
is the.guest of his mother, Mrs. James
Harmon. on West Race street.
Mrs. Mackey Young, of HAMPTON
Va is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. @.
j. Faulkner, at Boydville.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. O. Thatcher. of
near Martinsburg, are. the guests OF
relatives in Charles Town.
Mr. and Mrs. w. S Harper spent
Sunday, in Washington having been
called thereby the illness of a relative.
Miss Matte Thornton, sof Caroline
county. Va, is the guest OF her aunt,
Mrs. Matte Wilson, at Gerrardstowu.
Mrs. Mary E. Macdonald and Miss
Teresa Macdonald, who have been
visiting friends in Washington, have
returned home.
Mrs. George +. Turner, of Shepherds
town, who was the guest of Mr.. aud
Mrs. Samuel Freeze, thisacity. has re.
turned home.
Miss Reas Holman has ''resigned her
osition with the Shenandoah Pants
COMPANY, and willAeave tor Pittsbnrg
in the near future.
Dr.. and Mrs. L, i. Sencindiger
have returned from their bridal trip
through the south, and are now at
home OF West King street.
Mrs. Edward Johnson and children,
of Winchester who have been visiting
friends and relatives in this city, will
return home this evening,
Mrs. John II. Mcbride, OF Gerraads-
town. who has been on visit 20 pr
son. Newton MoBside, in Allegheny
City, Pa, has returned home.
Miss Emma Imbach steuographer
for a Cumberland firm, spent sunday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Joseph
Iinbach, East BurkeEstreet.
Mr. Charlie Mock who haa bepn
visiting friends aua relatives at Tay-
lorFown and Brunswick has returned
bone.
Frank Whitson, Of Baltimore, in
spector of boilers for the Baltimore a
Ohio, is spending the day with rela-
tives in this city,
Mr.. and Mrs, A. c. Nadenbousch
were in Washington sunday. at the
bedside Of Mrs. w. A, yesterday, who
is very H. Mrs. yesterday is sister
of Mrs Nsdenbcusch.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-12-02
SHEPHERD COLLEGE STATE NORMAL SCHOOL

equipped
he
Fines building the library laboaor
athletics
in
Free 10
n month o
Fail September ii.
catalogue write the Principal,
7. G. KNUTTI,
asst,I1s- eisztfaN A.rr.N In.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-12-02

For the Top Raif OF
the Basket.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-12-02
Tommv,s Experience.

"Our Tommy told me Sunday night
that nc guessed he'd got the Thanks
glvins tired feeling"
What did he mean by that?"
why. he was naughty on Thanks
giving day, and HIS mother took ner
slipper and warmed him. Then she
warmed him over on Friday and Sat-
urday." ~
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will now put one
boy to work with the plane to dress
down these four end pieces 10 five
eighths OF an inch thickness. When the
first one is done give 1t to one OF the
girls. who may draw circle on it nine
inches in diameter, for we are going TO
make the work basket illustrated in
sketch No l.
Drive a tack in the board and with a
piece of string attached you will find 4
a very simple job. Here is some work
for another girl. One of the boys may
plane off one of the side boards of a
box, and on that you may mark ont the
top rail of the work basket, using tack
and piece of string. Mark four pieces
as shown in the diagram, below each
one. an inch more than a quarter of the
circle. SO that after they have been
sawed out they can be joined together
with fish glue and lacks, as shown in
the sectional view within the circle
You may next saw out the bottom board
which has been marked and then bore
2S holes with the smaller bit in the bot
tom board and 2S In the rim or top rail
boring them somewhat slantingly, as
the top rail is one inch greater in diam
eter than the bottom board. All we need
do now, children, is to saw some Of the
No. 4 bowels into 28 pieces each five
inches long and insert them into the
holes we have bored, and, after we see
that the whole fits together, apply the
stratina and glue the basket together.
We will commence our next undertake
ing by saving out the chair seats and
table top with the following sizes;
Size Of small chair seat (sketch No.
y:
Six inches In front.
Five and a half inches in back.
Six and a half inches in depth.
Size Of armchair and rocker seats
(slSetches Nos. 3 and ~:
Seven inches In front.
Six and q half inches IA back.
Seven inches in depth.
Size Of table top lsketch 10. %:
Eight by eight inches
Fer the above chair seats and table
top as wen O. sor fha bed rails we must
use the thi as end niece boards. which
have been log us For he chair
back. pcsts and legs, the No. Z
5owels tse no 9wcls also being used
FOR tire Ne can make an the
streteha Res out OF The NO
9owg h 80 rs connect
ths "a Joss e. the thicker
ones CIR tAe amlot attn
The ende az lhs ones should be
whitfield TO ter 60 tina,
theg csn ha sleea ir
Here ha Ter TIE chair and
table legs tns chair tae6 pests:
Length Of chair lees four inches.
Length cf chair back posts, six inches
Length Of table legs. eight inches,
The sizes of the stretchers and
spindles are apparent you see. as soon
as we have fitted in the legs and back
posts, and am sure that you can finish
4he chairs and table without any more
help, so sEan give you the sizes Of the
bedstead pieces and let you complete
the work yourselves.
Length of bed upright posts, nine
inches.
Length of bed head and foot cross
| pieces, eight inches
Length.of bed side rails, IA inches.
l advise you to buy a small can OF en-
anel or ready mixed oil paint and q
brush. and finish" the articles, as they
will appear very much better than If left
in the raw" wood.
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being exactly seven-sixteenths and the
No. one-quarter inch in diam
eter, so that they Will I'll in the holes We
are to bore with the two bits which we
selected from the tool chest little
while ago.
We may begin by knocking off the
sides Of the soap boxes with the ham
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Lodge of Sorrow.

The annual lodge of sorrow, or
memorial day, will be celebrated by
Martinsburg lodge OF Elks on sum
daE. December 3, when exercises in
memory of departed members will be
held in the lodge rooms in the Stew
art building. The services will be en-
tirely private, and will be partici-
pated in only by the members of the
lodge.
For easy writing try one Of our
Pneumatic Pen Holders, SC.
w. K. Hoffheins g. co.
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mer, but be careful
not to break the
end pieces, as they
are the boards we
shall use, for they
are thicker than
any other parts
of the box. We
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THANKSGIVING
AND
THANKS LIVING
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BY FRANCES E. TOwNSLEY

5PII in the school OF
life. please rise and
ellThanksgiying. And
II you have learned
wei the lessons of hui
NAH experience as far
as you We gone, you VII
answRf.. ..Thn hest way
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SOME DOLL FURNITURE.
Explicit Directions FOR Making an Elk
cellent Gift for Any Doil-Lov-
ing Little Girl.

Come along, boys and girls, Let's
play carpenter shop The things
we make may be useful rs Christmas
presents for our brothers and sisters
and friends
First we will hunt up the tool cheat
and obtain hammer. q plane, saw, o
bit-stock on brace, u boring bit one
quarter inch, another bit seven-six-
teenths inch in diameter and gimlet.
Now chat We have the tools we will
continue our search until we find two
empty soap boxes. and If we do not sue
coed in finding them at home our friend
the grocer win give them tous. Mamma
will tell us where the bottle of fish glue
or stratina is, and after We have placed
all these things together we shall put on
our hats and walk around TO the hard
ware shop, where we must purchase is
No and is No. bowels, which will
cost us 25 or 80 cents.
These dowels, you see, are fine round
sticks Of wood one yard long. the No. I