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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-01-04

The exceptional beauty of costumes
worn al English bridals has been more
than ever notable this season. Fash
ionabie marriages are characterized by
an originality and change of costuming
that make them quite as suggestive for
their American cousins to initiate as
the models of France
There are several features made pop
ular this season. Silver gauze has in
creased in favor for use upon the bridal
gown In the matter of bouquets, a
sl.eaf of lilies has been substituted for
the regulation bouquet or when the
bouquet is retained il introduces COM
bisiations OF flowers that are new and
striking.
A military Wedding.
Few effects were ever so picturesque
as the costume scheme at an English
wedding where the groom was a mill
! tary man, with a brother officer for
best man and members of his regiment
lining the aisles of the church There
were eight bridesmaids. and their
gowns were pale Parma violet satin
sUrah. Cavalier capes of a darker yio-
let were slung from their shoulders and
they wore hats OF ruchea violet silk
With drooping shaded violet plunes.
, Their bouqets We're Parma yioless and
they wore the jeweled badge of the
groom's regiment. Incidentally. the
| coloring reflected the brides own name,
Violet
In this case the brides gown was OF
chiffon over silver tissue. with founces
! OF old Brussels lace caught with silver
butterflies, satin train from the
shoulder touched with chiffon and sill
Yer, and q deep gicdle of silver gauze.
| A sheaf of Madonna lilies was the bou-
oaet- The going away gown was of
cloth, in pale pastel blue, trimmed with
geld and cream embroidery and worll
with. heavy Russian sables and hat OF
sabie-colored chiffon.
Ivory Satin, Orchids, and Myrtle.
| Al another wedding the bride wore
ivory satin duchess and Brussels lact
with silver embroideries. Orchids were
arranged with myrtle for the brida
bouquet and myrtle with the orange
blossoms iii the wreath. Quaint brides
maid gowns of white chiffon taffeta hat
| high green girdles, into which were
| tucked the net and lace fichus thai
| draped the bodice back and front. The
! hats were white with white violet:
/ and pale green strings; yellow chrysan
themums IoEyned the bouquets and the
! ornaments Were green enamel pins
| pearl conferred. White cloth trimmed
with Russian sable and a picture hal
| in white with long brown plume wa:
| the travelling costume Of the bride.
AT one wedding the brides attend
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-01-04

There is a high priced man milliner in
New York who was once a woman 5
hairdreSser-
st learned so much about the face
feminine says he, that L decided to
put it In use in the millinery business.
If / were woman I would dress my
hair becomingly That is one of the
things I learned.
ST have. IN mind a woman who once
looked old and unattractive. One day
somebody took her to the hairdresser
when she came out she was a beau
ty-
''She remained in the hairdresser's
nearly all day. And it was the best day
she ever spent in her life To a friend
she conf1ded this information:
They shampooed my head until the
oil was all out. Then they went over it
with a little restorer. Then they put a
substance on 1t to make it bloom. And
they brushed it until it was glossy
Next they took it and danlpened it
with a curling mixture and, when ii had
dried. they waxed it.
The Popular Pompadour.
Finally, they tossed the front high
over a pompadour which extended all
The way around my face And, when
they had done this, they sorted the
waves to make them regular, as 1t were,
putting in a few extra curls here and
there. They kept on doing this until
the pompadour was a mass of beauti-
full unduiations.
When they came TO the knot al
the back it was a simple affair. 1t was
low and loose. and put together like a
eight pinned on 10 my head and the low
er loop lying on my neck very low.
Into this they stuck a quantity OF
fancy pins and, to- make IL perfectly
firm they added some patent pins, war
ranted re- stay in place until 1 took them
out with my own fingers. which was
quite laborious task, by the way.
IL might have said they treated my
bare temples to a few little waves which
were attached TO hairpins and stuck
into my hair; and they added a few 10
the nape OF my neck to make me look
younger,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-30

aen lebens Der dutcnpmen tiirfi1ben
prooina Sftrumelien, apiiden 1879
un6 1885, als SnItruttoren Der oits
rumslifden Milia 3ueetbeilt paren.
Gbarfetpitf9 mar i'm State Der Miti5
5uer{t Tir.ftor Der 0erpaltuns unter
Dem turfif9en General b. Origalsfi
paf1a, Dem bon Dem Sultan ernanns
ten &ommanbeur Der @treitfrdfte Der
autonomen prpDins.
Shon bamals a~eid1nete iid 9aupts
mann GbariepitI6 Dor alien feinen
rufNf9en &ameraben bur6 rubiee Be-
ionnenbeit unb idern 1att aug. Oils
bann Die Reoolution ausbrah unb Die
Der.iniguns Der prooina nit Dem
Tiiritentbum 9ilsarien ausserufen
tpurbe. mar es ipGbrenb einieer Sage
atpeifelbaft, fpel1s Moae Die ruffii6en
Sffisiere fpielen piro.n. Sn bieier
I9eit tpurbe Gbartenitim gum Chef oes
Stabes Der $4,000 damn oitrumeli>
fder Sruppen ernannt. Mls FOLDER
berfiigte er fifer unb umfdtia Die
Gintbeiluns unb gufitellung or mobis
lifirten 9ruppen unb ertpcdte tets Den
Ginorud zines aussessi9neten, eeniis
ienbafteN uno iein 3iel i'm Iuse be-
baltenben Observation-Disclosures. Wes
MICE Sage oarauf berlieb er gum lebs
baften 8ebauern Der alein bleibenbsn
iunasn bulsariiden Offiaicre nit alien
ru5fifhen 8ameraben auf gefsbl Oes
3aren feinen poiten, UNI Die 8ulsaren
unb Numelier aqein Die eineebrodte
Suppe in Dem fegrei6en 8riese sesen
Serbien ouseHen 81 lalfen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-30

nerter unb alter llbren gu p.ranitalten
sebenft, cine Musitelluns, Die elm Bib
Der sansen gntipidluns Der llbr BON
Den friibeiten 4nfdnsen an big auf
uniers 3eit gu gsben beitimmt 1T, io1
auf Dem Sdfners Ylab Dem peroienten
llralnen Der 3unft elm eigenurtises
Sentmal in Sorm eineS grunnens er=
ri9tet tperben. unb Stpar erri9tet es
Ole Stapt Niirnberg seneiniam NIT
Dem beuti9en ubrma9erz 8unb.
peter 9enlein (aud 9ele senannt)
ipar BON 9dus 1us SdloHer. Die 81
SUB bobe 8ronaefigur 3eist i'm barum
in Der alien fleioiamsn 9anbnerters
tradt. Durdseiftigt 1T Der 4usbrud
feiner 3iiae. Gr 6etradtet finneno 6as
tleine Werf. pdbrenb feline Redte ben
Sait5irtel bGIt. gr lebnt an .inem
Baum, iiamm, moran Der ate S9raubs
itod befeitist lit. fein SUB tritt auf bas
burd feline GrfinGlng befeitigte uGrens
selpiGt. Oas qoftament aus Muf9els
falf trGgt in feiner Witte cine nit ben
"a Stunoen5ablen perfebene 2ugel.
bas Symbol bes areislaufes Der 3eit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-30

Strofen bon .lleltn Wcnaten bis iiinf
Sobren 8ci1ngnib oopon. lleber-
balpt fam man nid)t iogcn, oab Die
enaliider 9eborbcu lid %beionoerS
ihnell ooer cnergiif in Der Inter
briidnng oieies i6cuBlid)cu @ebrolt.
Dies Ge5eigt baben. Yer Nbbep 2ite.
mar cr5dblt. baB i'm Sabre 1917 iiber
700 @ittpcn III Der YrppinS Senga-
len allcin u%erbronnt iuuroen mo I'M
Sabre 1919 ilber 100 in Dem Hegic.
rirlgsbc5irf Calcutta.
Ter oomoligc @icesaorig 2oro
Mmbcrlt lpcigerte lid bireft, Dieie
l~d)1ltolide llniitte 81 pcrbieten, neil
er bouon politiid)e llnruben befiird.
tetc, lrn0 ieinc 8enloblin ermGbnte in
ibrcm Sagebudc cine @ittmctpcr.
%brcnnung, bic IN urmittsl6nrcr @od).
bnrid)ait Galcittta'S uno untcr oila.
oriidlid)er @cncbmigrutg itottfonb,
no bos Spfer i'll cntilieben pcrilid)t
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-30
Gimc ncmc Mcn5cl.I ncfoote.

Ser groBe aiinItlcr fonnte, pie
mon mciB, gan5 belOilbers lnargc-
ncbm wcrben, ipenil or merfte, baB
man iid iiber ieine fleinc Sigur uno
iein nid)t gerooc apoltrtldes
sleubcre lllitig madltc. Gincs cages
Job or IN VoO 3iiiingen IN iciner
Stammfneipc bcim Wein, oils orei
Sremlhe, cine Came uno 5lpei Ser.
relt, bcrcintrotcn mo lid am gtebcn'
tide nieoerlicBen. Ils Weu5el 5il.
iGlig binblidte, lob er, mie Die Game
ibrcn Segleiter ctipos Sniliilterte
ltlo mic Damn olc Srei i'm miltcr.
ten unb in 8elddJter m%isbradcn.
Wcn5cl befam cinen rotben aopf,
iogte a6cr nid)ts, ion0ern noIm lem
Sfii5cibud) mo begnnn eifrig 81
3eitnen. NIB unb 81 iaBte or babel
ole Come ms Muge, 10 Dob oicIe
mlriibio Sll pcrbcn begann; lie bate
oas pcinlid,e @efilbl, BON Dem ielt.
ionlen Nad)bar, iiber ocn iic lid)
luitig gentad)t batte, portr1firt 81
mcrocn. "a Icil5el ii6 ourd) ole
niitbcnbcn 9life mo ionltige Sci.
den Ger Snhignirtbeit nidt im @e.
rinaiten itorcn licB, iorloern rubig
mciterarbcitetc, trnt ploslih elmer
ser Serren 81 ibm berun: ~Wein
yScrr, ole 9ome lGBt es lid, entlf)lc.
Den ucrbitten, bon SSbncn Ae'eidnet
III pcrbenl" .Nomi? sit oos Die
Gomez" iroat Wenscl poa Scclen'
rllbe unb bGlt iein Sfi6icnblid) bin.
alcinlarlt. cine Gntidpulbiaung Itom'
melno, fcbrtp Sencr 81 icircn De
alcitern siriid unb pcridmlnoct nit
ibien 10 id)neQ, mie nloalif. mdb'
reno Mcn5el ifobenfrob idmnn5elnb
ibncn nadiicbt. @ns CT gc5eidynet
hottie, mar cine meiitcrhoit misge.
iiibrte wobl0cu1brte - Sans.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-30
MISUNDERSTANDING in Snoien.

Gin nelllid)eS Yorfpmmcn bot &c.
5eigt, bab ole ihredlid)e Sittc Der
Mittmen.0 erbrennung in Snoien,
nSuttee" lit Die inoiifc 9c5eidmmg
oniiir, nod INNER nift misgerottet
III. Sn DER Yropin5 9eDnr ltarb
ncnlid cin 9robmine, &omens Gban.
obri Miir, iino ieine lcihe ioatc anl
llier zines Sluiies perbrannt merben.
lie Mittme booete unb id)miidte lid)
ipie iiir cine &odSeit, icstc lid nuf
ben Sheiterbnuien mo befobl ibrcm
Sobn, icine rcligiGie Eiiidt 81 er.
iulen. Ser Sobn mo einige nnbere
@erpntbte Silnoetcn in @egcmmnrt
elmer grpbeu Mcnse BON 3uidauern
ocn S6eiterbaufen an, mo inter
@ebeten unb Miiiif bon 3imbeln mo
Muibelborneru perbronnte ole
Mittnc 5%niommen nit DER Scit)e
hires Gbegenlabls.
Gle Shnlbtrugenoen, bier 9rnb.
minen mo orei o,oere &iubils. ia.
men nit perbGltniBmabig lcid]ten
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-30

Dem Sobne, ant Mittmpd Dem FL.
9eiitc, bic iibrigen orci Gage ober
pibmlete CT ben nomliden brci gott.
lifcn Ycriollcn, nm lid olif miirbige
0eiie ouf Die bl. Communion nnr5ll-
bereiten, mclde or ON nudJtcn
Spnntog cnpiing, nab benz or 81.
Dor nit Der t%icfiten 3erfniridutg Die
III. Communion enlpfongen botte, be.
gnb cr lid nit mligebobenen Sunoen
iinb niebergcid)lagencn Iugcn auf
einen einiomen Tlos Der Stride nniO
betete bort nit lcbenoigItem @loit.
ben llto beiligiter Tcnutb, lid gan5
Soft bingcbcliO. Goiiir nbcr milroc
er alld) bon 8ott nit 10 groBen @na.
Den beid)cnft, ooB or cher einem
gilgel oils einem Ienihen glid).
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-30
1yiir bic licbcn Gritcummmnieantcn.

&ein iGoncrcs 9eiipiel permog id)
GlIh beutc Dor Iilgcu 81 filbren ais
ols hos bcs bl. Ilopiiis. Sfon
pm ieincr eriicn &inobeit an mar
icin licbitcr Iuicntbalt Die Stride.
Gr fnnnte feline groBcrc GreuOc. uls
Ocm Yricitcr bel Der III. Wciie 5u Die.
men. , mic id)titg iein Ser5 BON
beiligcr Sreubc, dis or Dos critic Mnl
gum Glide bcs @errn treten ourite!
Nbm iuurbe Dos groBe 8liid 81 tbcil,
hie critic III. Communion aus Der
@nnb ocS III. Start @prumGus 5li
cmpionQcn; }ciu @cili9cr rcidte nlio
boS Sroo Der Gngcl Ocnl mnberen
S%ciliacn. Ncr pernIog oos bciligc
GntSiidcn ocs cngclreinen Siinglings
al oiclcnr Gage ST. beidreiben! lin
lid iiir oas grobe @liid bonfbar 5ll
be5eigcu, cnipiing Der Scilige bon
INN an iebc @ode wenigitenS Gin
Nal ole bl. Communion. Iie @od)e
ibeilte er Oerart Gin. boB CT oil beu
criten brci Sogcn @ott iiir Die ri.
Communion Oonfte, am Montng
namllh Dem @atcr, ON Gicnstag
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-30

- mo mir perfcn linen perGdttif
Die fatbuiiifcn Bidder mo 3citun.
gen ppr bic sSiiBe.
Sam cine ield)e Sanolungsmcile
cntIchilloigt merben2 Eie l,nb rliin.
mcr! ltrto bod perilid)t man's!
gtl,r auf Die eiue. gntifuloigung:
I'D bin l%elbltltdnbig geiti9, id loiie
mid 1liift bcetniluiicn" cinige Worte
Der Gntgcgning 5lnm SdJluiic!
NO lit ocin bel lolhen aotboli-
fen ienes @lalbcnsbcmi,Btiein, ons
iehcn Ingriff oiii Die Stride, jcbe
9iige liio SerlGumOung mioer lc
nit @erodltlmg iinb Gntriiitnng 5il-
riifneiit? Sdon langit pcrloren!
go lit bci bieien iene @lallbeus.-
innigfeit. Die pol Gbrfnr6t olleS
bpfbdlt, mas unicr FL. @laubc lebrt?
NGngit perlorenl
go lit bel oieicn jene @laubcne.
Die fir Die gitte Sod)e olid) Spter 5i
brinsen peritebt? Glirf Die idled)tc
2eftiire lGngit perloren!
ga bas @ort: sd bin ielblt.
itGnbie gcnlig, i) loiie mid nid)t be-
cinfluiienL" es flingt i'm Milnbc lol-
der 8otbolifen mie tbie bitterite
Sronie. Icnn man braiid,t mr.
furse 3eit nit ibnen SIT ipredcn, 10
merit man bei,tli6 genng, mic
rielbititGnoig" lie g~cgeniiber Dem Der.
oerblidcn Ginfluiic Observation-Disclosures
Sd)riititcQer geblieben into mo
10 liegt in oieier NusreOe 5uglcid)
cine furhtbore SelbitperurtGeilung
iolfer &otbolifcn. benn es lit wabr:
lie lniien lid nid)t beeinfluiicn: I'M
8eiite ser Stride nonllid), neil lie
eben idon 81 iebr bceinilllBt limo
bon oeren Seillben.
Wns Yater Spis fir SeIterreif)
ai,sfiibric, biirfte alf) pielen 3atbp-
lifen gmerifas CUR 9cber5i9ung Die
men.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-30

bier nid)t. @iiicn sc, Sd babe
lebr piel Silbung gcnoiien, ipilicn
Sc, Sd NOR nuf G~caliduule. 'Gie
Seute bier lillO mir 81 rob ub,
81 ~ungebiloet. Get bin if mid ic-
mobnt --. ga ocrbei bot CT
lei Bier nusgctrunfe.)
.Sihalli, geb llils nod e &omo!
8cb Dem Mann nod emol eli groBe
Stcin. lin bring llns e cute Sig.
ear nit"
@ie sd hes eeiagt ben, oa bot Der
Sremoling, no idyln Wticne gcnloft
bot, fort sc gcbn, iif Die Sof an
rerldt iiberlcgt. Gr is geblimwe.
Ses bompe Die slnlere agefonge,
ibm cute &utbihl0ge sc 9emme.
uSier ml,B mcr iid) nit idenirn."
ySier muB mer ginigcs npodc." =
,&ier nero nit uff Die aleibung &c.
gldt, bios CT fliene Sdorifnller III
geprste Stiiplucl mus nler bnmme."
= ,Wer mlub INNER loge, ller tb1t
Ginigcs, mo mer gefragt mero, ub
mer's fon1t, mib mcr's fonne."
y0ter miiB pltn Store 5u Store gebn
I'm fraac, Oh nit G T1f1n5ie mir" -
.Wer mltB nit in elmer Stoot bleibe,
ionnern lid crit bes 2onb aaltde." =
rWer mus ail einem Elas bleibe I'M
nit Dem Elub grob mod)le."
Bum Spdr'n merO mcr nit reid,
ionlern bios puln 8elbmude." -
yMcr mllb ieben Gent ipar'n, bis
mer brnnert Golfers hot, oanii
fimmt Oes Innere uun lelber", III 10
5eterG.
Ser Sremoliilg hot bes Iles nils
gebort IN bios jebesmol entlucoer
.Grlnlb'n &c nmal" ober uSDrn Sc
nmal" oer5miide geiogt, ober iebes.
nal mann iei GROCER Stein beiobn
leer mar, bot er gehenft, or tb1t bod
liebcr mieoer nah ge-n-liibn sc.
riif gebn, neil bier Die Heit nit ge-
biloet gci1ug marin. @ann I'D DC
Steilt picoer ben fiiQe IN e Siagor
berSu fimme loile, ba bot er bonn
oes 9ono mieber better eeslihe.
Seoefa1s bot er 5ielnlid mos per-
TRACE fonne I'm Dor me gr1nop, Den
SSh sum SdluB g%eoifert ben, bot er
lid nud) nit geefclt.
Tes mar Dor bier Wo6c ul1gefdbr,
lpie oes gebdppnet bot.
8cltern lem Sd OH eli Tlob &C.
fimme, for mas sc cite I'm pie Sdt
mir Den @niter ngltf, 10 mar es Der
Irenlbling plim Sihaai. Der @iiter,
yShulSe - 9e-a-liibn".
Sd ben en- geiragt, ipie er iet bie
3olintrp gleif)e tbdt. Gr bot &c.
iogt, er tbGt es iebr gut glcide. Tie
9eit tb1te bier piel mcbr Sips gem.
ne, ipic Oriinme.
,Sa iein Sic Damn oriilpme aad)
idun @aiter aerueie2 Sd hen ge-
bcnft - Sic banpc bod 9ciagt -
me9e Der @nnf - &ertrnltensitel-
lung2"
yMumpiB.," Tes mar Illes, no
er genntipprtct bot.
Sbne ocs H1mlid)c milnlheno
Wit Tigcros
g)piirs
Sobn d, Csc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-30
hniTid)c Cifisicrc.

Gin geriGteriiotter. pelder &C.
legenbeit bate, ruiTfGe Sffisiere Der
@ornifon bon port Nrtbur ouf Der
Seimreiie 81 beoba9ten. f6ceibt:
,Wie INNER, penn piele rufiifhe Diff
5iere beifdmmen iinb, fGat bic @erz
i9iebcnbeit auf, bie i'm ruffiden
Sffisiertorps Eerridt. 9.er tabe1oie
grideinungsn, sepanbtes uno pers
binbli1es seielifaftlides Yenebmen.
a~nmutbenber 9onfan in Der i60nen
rufii6en Sprahe, lei4ter ausldnois
fiber @ntlans, rpenn lie fia bes Deutz
f6.n ober SranS6Ffden beoienen,
bort Die Mbftufungen big gum perbums
melten poIternoen SauOegen, Ger un>
cadillac @ldsdcn Wobfa our Satustn
bertilgt, beTen tnarrenber Bab jeoen
SAB nit einem Stud beeleitet. 9tpis
f9sn ben bsiben Sliiseln biefer Ibs
~iiufunaen gibt es nihts 9emeinfames,
man iiebt iid ni9t. man griibt fid,
ni6t. man ipri6t niIt nit chamber.
WabriGsinli9 babt man Ith foear.
9as lift nid)ts Neues fir Den, Der Mubs
Lamb fenrt, bag 2anb Der grtreme.
Man bate benfen follen. bab Der 9rieg
NIT feinen gereinIcmen 2eioen unb
Der 8emeiniamfcit Der Grinnerun9 an
cine pelosnhafie 0ertbeibiaung einise
electromagnetic fir bas f.rnsre 2es
ben ihaffsn mii6ter, aber auf unierem
S6iffe mar nihts bapon gu bemers
Ten"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-30
~gincmitid's Stabsdcf.

Yer unter benz neuen Sberfoms
manoo Der Wanbidurii9en Nrmee an
Stele bon Ga9arop, 3uropatfins
perfloHenem Qolatus. ernannte Stabss
def @enerul g6artemitid, sebOrt 81
Den Sffiaieren, Die pdbreno oes tur'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-30
Scnfmal fir ben GriinScr DC,
SaidIenuhr.

Niirnbere, Die Gtobt RON 0irer uro
Sans Sads. lit aud Die Seimatb pe,
ter !Senleins, bes Grfinbers Der ga,
i9enubr. Sm beporitexnoen Som,
mer. mo bort Der beutide ubrmader,
Yunb cine umfaIenbe Q~usfte1uns
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-30

bate, aber bon Der erbitterten Ienge
nus oem Gifif)t b%erporgebolt unb
Den 6lammen iibergebcn pnrbc. rs
luio nod nid)t oft5ig Sabre Der, bof
Soro Wiaiom gentind Die Wittper.
perbreitniiitg inter Den 9cariif bes
Worbes faaenb e%rfldrte, uub, babel
Ioll er boupti1flid bon eil,eIn Sinou.
Geiormotor bceinfluBt .eemeien icii,.
9ie Srobmiltcn bon 9cngnlcn appel.
lirten, oils in cinem geeehenen 6oGc
ore Wittmenoerbrcnrcr beitroft NOR.
Den maren, on Die oberite Sniton5 in
Sonoon, Die 5mor 5n @iiniten Der III.
Oiiden Tegierung entihieo. nber MIR
init ciiter fnappen Maioritat.
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Gns @ettcr bat picl nit ben
Nni1llru Don NeiIralgio 81 thuit.
aber 6 bot ridts nit Gem furircr
bciiclben b,ird St. Sofobs Gel 81
thin,, ipcldcs nienuulS ourf oos
@etter bccinilubt miro. lonocrn
INNER furlrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-30

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-30

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-30
ILLINOIS CENTRAL r. r.
Effective November 81, 1904.
MILWAUKEE,, WISCONSIN,.

TRAINS GOING WEST.
No. 5 leaves daily ......., 1:27
No. 3 leaves daily ........ 1905 D m
No. 33 leaves daily, ex. Sun. 4:30pm
No. l leaves daily. ....... .10:45 D m
TRAINS ARRIVE FROM WEST.
No. 2 arrives daily ........ 4:55 a
No. "a arrives daily, tx. Sun.l0: 80 a m
No. 4 arrives daily......... 4:25p
NO. = arrives daily ......l 1920 p m
TRAINS GOING EAST,
No. 2 leaves daily. ....... 500 a
No 50 leaves daily, ex. Sun. :: lam
No. % leaves daily, ex. Sun. l2:45 p m
No. 4 leaves daily. ........ 4:30
No. q leaves daily. ....... 1891 o
Train No. 4 has a parlor and dining
car for Chicago.
Train No. 6 has a sleeper for Chi.
cago, open for occupancy at 10:2o
p. m, arriving ~ Chicago at I a. m.
TRAINS FROM EAST.
No. 5 arrives u-iyy.. ...... 7:22am
No. 81 arrives daily, ex. SUN. 9:4 "a
No. 3 arrives q y......... 100 p m
No. 81 arrives =. eX. Sun. 9:i0pm
No. ! arrives ". ...... 10: 40 m
70. 5 is d. 'iin for Sioux City.
Train No. 5 Il ally for Omaha and
has a parlor car and dining car.
Train No. l is daily for Omaha
Sioux City, st. Paul and Sioux Falls;
has sleepers for Omaha, Sioux City
and st. Paul.
Trains No. % and No. 81 are local
W Dubuque and Freeport.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1905-08-24

Here is quaint little story told Of a
young couple upon their wedding trip,
crossing from Dover to Calais. Jenny
had grown tired and stckly on deck,
and james had led her to the saloon
below, lovingly wrapping her up In
Scotch plaid in snug looking corner.
He then went and fetched her some
eau de cologne and was not less lavish
of endearing words until-until he
found he had made mistake
His wife had moved to another cor
ner Of the saloon more free from
drafts, and an elderly woman with juHt
the same sort of plaid had taken her
place. Realizing the condition OF af-
fairs, james dropped the cologne bottle
md fed. Later he induced his wife to
go and apologize TO the woman he had
unwlttingly lavished tenderness upon,
and Jenny went.
MY dear" said the elderly woman
tearfully, don't apologize 1t was
nice to be called such sweet names. It
reminded me OF my honeymoon time.
It's many a long year since my John
had tender word for me-"
John never meant to be unkind and
probably did love his wife Only, like
too many other married men, he fan
Cied that the love which made for
itself speech without measure before
had no need to break silence
afterward. London Tit Bits.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1905-08-24

In the baseball annals of Texas Bal
tlmore county, is an incident which,
whether an actual occurrence or not,
has been repeated 30 often that 1t is
invested with the force of fact
on hot Fourth of July back In tho
eighties, when the catcher held his posi-
ton behind tho bnt without q mask
and the pitcher knew of no curve or toe
plate, there was game OF ball be-
tween the Texas Sluggers and the II
monium Little Potatoes, but Hard to
Peel. The Sluggers had got In some
good stick work early in the game, and
the visitors We're just feeling the big
Texas pitcher. 1t was the fifth inning,
and the Little Potatoes had two men
on the bases, one on second and the
other on first, when one Of their home
run hitters, who had been asleep un-
til this moment, struck the ball 1t
cleared the entire field and would have
fallen on the railroad track, but just at
that moment n train came along, and
the ball disappeared In the smokestack
Of the engine. The train was going at
a lively speed up grade, and the force
of the puffs elected the ball The mo-
mentum Of the train carried II until 1t
fell in the third baseman's hands, and
a double play was the result. After
much kicking from tho Little Potatoes
as to whether the play was fair the side
was retired, as the double play made
three hands Baltimore Sun.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1905-08-24
Freaks of IiuhtnfuU

A noted astronomer and scientist in
a recent lecture IN Taris gave an nc
count Of some Of the freaks Of light
ming. These freaks, however. he af
hrmed, were determined by causes
which we have yet to learn Sometimes
II Kills, sometimes II merely Injuries
and sometimes It seems TO be frolick
Ing In way which gives rise TO the
hypothesis that 1T is thought which,
instead of being attached TO brain. is
attached to an electric current" Some
times IT plays the physician, as In the
instance at ROmalnes, France. when 1t
struck man who had not been able 10
walk without n Crutch on account Of
rheumatism. After the shock the rheu-
matism disappeared.