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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-11-01
TALBGTT BANKRUPT

w. NJ. Talbot, of Rockford, mer-
chant and farmer, has been adjudgcd!
a bankrupt, and the first meeting OF
his creditors viii be held in the office
of Referee w. Frank Stout here on
Nov. Ia. Mr.. Talbot has 20 acres
of land near Rockford, which is in
cluded in his assets.
Young Folks Entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Williams en-
tertained a number of the young
folks with a Halloween party Tues
day night. Their palatial home on
West Main street, was filled with q
merry throng, the young friends OF
Miss Gertrude Williams. The house
was adorned with rustic decorations,
corn and pumpkins being very much
in evidence. All the games and
pastimes traditionary to the Hal,
iowe'en season were INDUCED in and
greatly enjoyed by the young folks
At delicious supper was served
and it was with many regrets the
the guests were finally forced to say
good night.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-05-05
How 10 Buy GioUes.

There are more important considera-
lions than their color and the number
of the buttons. Black gloves are gen
orally less elastic than white CT colored
ones, and cheaper grades are dear al
any price Dressed kid usually retains
its freshness longer and is more dur
able than suede. The best and most
serviceabIe kid Is soft, yielding and elias
tic. A glove so small that 1t cramps the
hand and prevents grace of motion gives
poor service. Short-fngered gloves are
ugly and certain to break soon between
the fingers, If not at the tips. The way
IN which a glove is first drawn on and
shaped TO the hand has much 10 do with
both it's beauty and durability.
Unless You have ample time. do not
have them fitted at the shops. but at
leisure draw them on as here recon-
mended. and. if possible. wear them half
an hour without closing tho fingers. IN
buttoning a glove the greatest strain
comes upon the first button, so. before
attempting 10 fasten this. button the
others. commencing with the second
one, and finish the first button last.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-05-05
Styles of Shoes.

The variety of new styles for spring
and summer covers q broader range
than ever before, and the introduction
Of new feathers anG new coIors has, says
the Shoe Retailer, made possible new
combinations and artistic effects never
before attempted i. footwear
The choicest eoatslkins of Morocco
have been tanned IN beautiful shades OF
the fashionable eolors and made up in
very attractive afternoon shoes for wo-
men.
Pumps of patent leather and dull kid.
with stiff leather bows to match, will
be used for dress occasions.
Tan Russian eaifskin and Russian
gcatslxin and white shoes of duck and
buckskin will divide popular favor for
outdoor affairs In the summer.
Gnu kid and gun metal calf. III light
weights. are the newest feature of men S
and Women's shoes, and both appear to
be rapidly gaining IN popularity These
feathers have a dull, rich luster, and
are easily kept in condition. They are
shown in Oxfords and evening pumps.
Pumps are again becoming generally
popular as a gentlemans evening dress
shoe, shown in patent and dull feathers.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-05-05
For The Wedding Breakfast.
Sweetbread Pattfes.

Cook a pair of calves sweetbreads
until tender in very little water. Chop
fine, and season with salt and pepper
Thicker the water in which they are
cooked with butter and -four and half
a pint of cream. Just before filling
the pattie cases, which can be bought
at any bakeshop. If desired, add three
hard-boiled eggs chopped fine. Heat
patties slightly before filing.
Fritot of Fowl.
Roast a fowl in a quick oven, basting
it frequently until it is cooked Allow
the bird TO cool and cut it into neat
pieces. removing the skin and smaller
bones. Put a pint Of milk into a sauce
pan with four large artfchokes and an
onion cut into slices, three cloves, salt
and pepper to taste. Let the milk
reach the boiling point, then simmer
until the artichokes are quite tender
Pass through a fine hair sieve, together
with the milk in which they were
cooked. Cook two ounces OF butter and
two tablespoonfuls of flour together
until smooth, thick paste is formed:
stir in the artiehoke PURGE by degrees
and let the sauce BOIL five minutes
Cover the pieces of fowl evenly with
the sauce as soon as it has cooled a
little, and put them aside to become
cold and firm. Dip into beaten egg and
cover thickly with fine bread crumbs
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-05-05
HOME ITS PROBLEMS AND INTERESTS
IN THE SHOPS
Notes About the Newest Notions Of
the Season.
Scarlet umbrellas are seen in the SIT

| Scarlet umbrellas are seen in the shops
New white canvas shoes, in oxford
style, are daiIitily embroidered on the
| toe.
Nets for the hair are among the new
couture sbowings.
insertions and frills of lace of almost
every sort and width will be used Law
iShly on summer gowns. Except on
occa siona1 and very expensive costumes.
the real varieties are not used for rare
Iy good limitations. or novelty 1aces,' -
as they are now styled. have superse-
ded the other kinds
Among the pretty lingerie bIouses dis
played are those of dotted swiss. They
are trimmed either with va1eneiennes
lace or fine French embroidery.
One of the prettiest petticoats seen is
made Of pompadour silk-a white with
faint pink flowers. The wide and full
plated rufffe is set with valenciennes
lace insertions.
One Of the new parasols has a jade
handle, carved and silver trimmed.
Pretty jewel and powder boxes are OF
green glass set in silver standards.
Little Russian blouse coats of tan COW
ert ara shown for the small boys spring
wear.
Garter buckles set with the miniature
of ones dearest and best beloved are
the latest fad.
Sashes of howered-silk ribbon. as well
as g1rdles, come already made up and
have rosettes and long ends.
Robes Of Oriental all-oVer are stun
ming, some showing an occasional pale
tinted thread in tae weave.
Sofa pillow covers of natural linen
have charming poster effects painted IN
ready to be outlined in tiny gilt beads
a dainty little dressing jacket for sum-
mer wear is made in shawl fashion of
white India silk, with wide border of
pale violet
Very dainty Is a little apron of dim
ity. This particular dimity has a white
ground over which is scattered tiny pink
rosebuds. The apron is made with a
tiny bib and has full lace edged rufhe
of the goods. To make il prettier are
added tiny bows OF pink ribbons on
bib and pocket.
There IS a certain subtle fragrance
about good sachet that appeals to
every dainty woman. y novel way of
introducing sache. is to use ribbon
rosettes as trimming which have one
or two of their loops perfumed
Suspender straps are to be worn They
soften the effect of white waist and
separate skirt In one pretty walking
suit the skirt is blue and the white
blouse is crossed by straps of the blue
which cross both back and front, giving
an air of continuity, which the separate
waist costume rarely achieves.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-05-05
With the Long Front Tabs.

The collar ard long front tab set with
snedaIIions is another accessory that will
add much to the plain blouse. and this
general model appears IN many forms.
all OF open-Work embroidery set with
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-05-05

| formed of vertical lines of lace insertion
and embroidery, with little Valenciennes
fTiiis on the edges. Some of the shops
show strips already OF insertion and en-
broidery and lace edge and adapted Il,
the arrangement Of such neck pieces.
The embroidered linen belts which put
in an appearance last summer are here
in pew forms, and some Of theu belong
with collar and cuff sets. being embroid-
cred.
Some Machine Made Stocks Pretty.
Of course, the cheaper collars, cuffs,
and lingerie neckwear are legion, ard
many of the maehine-made stoeKs and
sets are distinctly attractive. II is pos
sible 10 buy one Of the machine EN- brosG-
cred linen band collars and by adding
Plated frills of very fine lawn achieve
Ner<' fair reproduction of the French
LnCdels at slight cost but the fancy ef-
feets in the cheaper ready-made neck
Wear are usually lamentable because
lacking IN the very finencss and dainti-
ness ', hich Is the essential charm of
snch thl.lgs- II one cannot afforu to buy
the best. one would do well to linit
oneself 70 the simple and unpretentious,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-05-05

For all daylight functions and the
exquisite handwok piled
treated in Just the fashion
one with it, and the whole done
Is combined with heavy raised blind
thick double white chiffon which
the
the
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-05-05
TO BRIGHTEN A DULL BLOUSE.

and fry them in boiling fat until the
the fowl on croustade of fried bread
which has been cut TO fit the dish and
followed out in the middle Garnish be-
tween the pieces of fowl with parsley and
fill the middle with pulled potatoes.
Pulled Potatoes.
Cut peeled potatoes into strips about
three inches in length and an eighth of
an inch in width and thickness. Put
them into cold water for half an hour
and dry them thoroughly on a soft
cloth. Cock the potatoes In a liberal
supply OF hot, but not boiling, fa.
until they are tender, but do not allow
them to acquire any color. Drain them
on paper and leave them to get cold
Shortly before they are required put the
potatoes into a wire basket and plunge
il into a pan containing an abundance
of clean, boiling fat. In a few m 5nents
they should puff up and be evenly
Drowned. Dry the potatoes on q wire
dFainer as they are taken from the
basket and keep them hot In the oven
until they are ready.
Maple Mousse.
Boil one large cup of maple syrup
until 1t ropes. and pour slowly over
the well-beaten yolks of eight eggs,
beat ting constantly until smooth Put in
4 1ouble boiler and scaid, being careful
not to boil. Remove from the fire and
let it become cold. Then stir into it
one pint of whipped cream. Turn into a
freezer. pack well in Ice and leG stand
for three or four hours.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-03


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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-03

,ta9 oe,,t
Speiien.

Scltc, ipel6G nod oenl Giien lln'
bcbagcn cmpiinOcn, ii6 NIT einem
8efiible bon &oQ6cit uno Sdpcrc
beoriift fiibIen, lmO lpel6e bdliig
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luidt in Scr Wogenorube bGngt o0er
welbe lei0en an @eritopiung inherit.
den SGmorrboioen SoQbliitigfeit I'M
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elmer licgenoen SteQlng ShpinOcl
bel plobli6em gluflteben SupIen oOer
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oumpfen S6mer5 i'm aopfe, mon9el.
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in DER Seite, 9rllit Den @licoern
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-03

ndllIIicn gc'bmeroen 0eirete
Gaownb & GO. gicu yorf
gSertbe Scrrcnl -- Sn Se5ug auf rRnbiuubs
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ben gIetdD III.
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neru6icr 9DSpepie uno 8eritopfuug GdcD bcm
@iien oeripGrie i'd eiu Geiiibl Der Ghiuere i'm
Midaen uno oes GrbredeuS. bate G6merien
uub luar idlpiuoIit i'm Stopf, uno onnn ipltroe
Id ncrobs. SD probirte 2ldes. mas mir EN-.
pioben mar. Mein glr5t iaete mir, odB id)
dIrorftbe Serltopiung uih eineu lauren WIagen
babe. 9r bali mir ein iuellig, abcr furirte MID
Mot Sd mar iait ber5peteIt. @noIb belpoB
MID Gin 5reuno .Huoiunb'S 8iucn" 6n prubi'
rem, iuas idb aud tbat. llnb idb faee nit Ber'
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idbnfften, fon6crn MID poIitip furirten. SogGr
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SeridDt Der
Scntidlen Sparbauf pOm Baltimore,

shopet.tsdc Der Baltimore nno Gntnm'StrnRr'
Baltimore. ocu st. Scjcmbcr 1901
Vetrug Der peuuuIlecn Niclocr AM
81. Ne5embcr 1908 ..........S3,3U 1863, 1904
Bon Sepoiiioreu lpGbrCuo oco
Snbree erboltcIl i.s22 ,027lj
Iiiticu uun grdmeu crbulicH I03,049.75
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-03

Eufiu, 9. Sumur. -llnhcId)rel6'
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9ommiiiur ernonnt babe. Gerlclbc
miro 0ic bon ,Sbnelt ernonrtcn Gout=
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| Sen reipeftipen Gonlnliildrcn olt0jir
touihen.
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Die bier porherridenoe allgcrteill'
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nultb Der 9erthcioiger, iino eS piri
pielfof bier Die !Soiilning geoliBcrt
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freien slb5ug nit Woffen iino @e
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~ 2oil(en

meIhc bns 2Ditem fbncu bon du Den obengc,
ndlllIcn gclbmeroen 0efrcicIt.
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Die ,peibs Slaee<*
S>opiiulolion pon 2porl 2frlh,u.

2(m L. Santar ermd)te StOiIel mm ltnterbanblnmgcm.
9iclclbcn nabmen sciiern Wittas ibrcn Nniang
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-03

6rfditnnn tu einem Saas IN tnriren
ilebrre man Yuruioe NrOmo Suirtine Cadets.
slle Stpotbeier Gebeu CSeo 3urd. tpeHn fcine
SetluHg criplQt &. " 8runes uHlericbrIt
nlt !eoct Gcbu1iel. (H0ol2 Ga 0i iugS, ,OUlic)
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lie lcbtcn 81 ample Dor " Il !
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Ocn &cCtnluls @er0 mO oaa 5orI
Is" bcicBt bicltcn, erGiinctcn um
1890 heute frilb mad, elmer Grplolion
cin plobIihcS befti9cS @cucbrfercr
pelheS cbcnio rnlN otlihortc, luic e0
oniing. Die bon llna obNeddten
alnoid)uiter ionbclL Bob Scr ,Seillo
oic erlpGhntcu Stclun9en r0lmtc,
lrn0 0iciclbcn mur0cn 0onn loiort
bon lnlS beicbt. glrh Die ulS oWi"
uno N" bcjcidrptcn 9lnb0bcn IilO
lid BON cen Sorts ficlen lma III bic
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olc ieinolihcn Sdiiic I'M 6oicn mo
in scr Soicncininbrt 0roBc, lpic flci.
mere, III oic 2lit aciprengt. l(nitre
SiicniiubclucNlnGcn iino bis sum
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oifi5ieQ bcIt0tigt, miro jc0od) oQgc'
lnein ais rihtig occeptrt llno ihelnt
tbotlGhlih cin @eiilbl Der Grlrldte.
rllng 5ll pcrllriohen Cos Tolf lnl
gla9emcincn ltinmt III Scr Mnlid)t
ilbcrcllt 6nB lucitcrcS VlutpcrgIcBcn
lubloa gepcien lein iuilroe mo oob
General St0iiel gcnn1 gctbon bat,
nm Der militGriidcn G6rc Nnblon0's
Ncnilge III leiltcn. Iip 'ucItcn Dc.
pci1cn, mclhc sic ans Eort 9lrthur
entfolnmencn SorpcOoboutc nuhGG Gc'
100 brahtclr luer6cn 5ucrIt oent G5u'
rem gcihift, luclhcr iid) sur SER i'll
Siio.MuBIonO bciinoct, mo oilr'tcn
crit lrod cinigcr 3eit 6cfonnt ipcr'
Den.
Sn ocr9lomirolit1t 0iebt man nidt
jlL 6ob scr Nol bon Fort 9Irt6lr IT,
oeno cine glelloerlln1 in Den Floncn
Noicitucnsfp'9 unO Ger OItlccflottC
inpolbirt. Ger Sail bon Yort glrt6ur
luuroc nit IN Vercdntng gc5o1crL
ols oic tSlottr obili6r, lno oieiclbe lit
lid)t nu6 Eort gIrtbur 6cItinlnlt, ion'
oern nad) 0Idoipoltod
Iic @irfllng Scr Nod)rid)t olf po'
litiiheln @e6etc miro nit Spnn'
nmo crtuortct. Die repoliliiondre
Nortei iol bcifIoiicn bn6clL Ole @cs
(cgcnbeit 3t elmer Drobcn GcnlonItrn'
tion 5u benilber.
ltnterbun0lun0eH B 0iirrtc II
ldngere ,3ett 00nern.
Qot0olL2 San. - >Sn Der hlclt'
gen jopuniid)er 2egntIot miro er'
flGrt, es iei moglih, ooB Die l(nter.
hunolilngen itber Die aopititlutions-
beoingungen cinen ailsgeoebntcn Sc.
peichonltstoliId nit Sofio ueranlul-
len uno oen gbihlnb zines llccrcln'
fonmens bis 5ltn 3ienitdg ooer 10.
gar Wiittipod binollsietieben fonnten.
IS eriitirt ieood) iuerig ,3lpeiiel, 0ob
Elm GinueritalloniB erreidJt werbcn
Miro
/ ctu opr ri,iitiehpt Wutidoff tnirA or.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-03
y aomop's
~ Ntcfen

fno rein beeeiabiicb milo uno suoerIdiiig.
9euirfcn perfcIte SerbannHg, boaitdnose slb'
iurbiruna uno aefunoe 9icpelmdbefeit
;Sir Die 0clnug uou naen gridlWerben bes
1iascns, Der Ginaewcior, Reren, giaic. ncr.
pSirn arantbeiten, Sdntorrbutber, aupfiueb uno
alcn geidliueroen Der 2cber.
Rrcis % Gents BRO Dor. 8erinuft bon allen
slpotbefen, obcr per Bon 5nGcianot mad Gm.
pfuna oes BreiieS. Jinoiuap & Co., 50 GIN.
Strahc, 9elp.Dorf.
Geto fiber, Dab Sbr nRabrnbs" beiomnIt.
%
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-03
2lm 80 2l6r 21a6mittass warem Gc abse(6lc0en

Iuictnua Samples mHoc nmt0 Smucracfn bcScnct
babcn 5upnncr bulatn On &nNcn anf Hnnd ScS IiiOSO
cbrcnuuc Sconennacn. Scd)S SUrpouboUc nnb Grams
puroaupicr cnfamcn Der clrn Snnoc bcm Sacn
Sclbcm TuS in Gbcfpp uor SNuatan amgcfOmmen nnS
nuainct Sapaniidc 9ressdJic pscn ibncn nnS
limb auf Scr Nlc rEd)cn &ric9Sidic
Yurt grtr in bic 2nt seprcust 6rtc SipiiOn Der Slcr
iluttc an Der ani Wabagastar augclans.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-03
Baltimore Wio, 9ienias. ben 3. Sannar 1903.
Sauinas Sanf pon Baltimore.

3 Suml0r 1908.
Sic lluicrScinHGien. pom Sireitpriltm ocr
oNultinlnrcr Sauingo @unf" crnaunt, nm hcn
Nlualueio ibrCr Ib1tiglcit u1brcnb oc9 pcriloi
ieucu Iubrce ST priiteu uno ouriber &ericbt 5u
Crituieu, BADEN ole no1 lbnen crbellCbtcnStihs
ten lorgiuitig crnli ulln herthicll, mic tulAi:
Setrn9 Der 6cnoa am 81 DC.
sender 1908 ...,.........., 2l9s3,592.3s
Smplanacn bon 0epolitoren in
1904 ................. 54tG. .G30S3
3iuicn uri Nupinuuu8cn. 1,2Ga. l56.Oj
$3l ,GG0 ,3ss. 2G
pcrpou iiltO ubiu5icbcn luie
iolGi:
NcruQ. ocn Sepoii.
loren III 1904 be
Bnbit ctnidlicbIiCh
NGuptunme ulo
StHlen =. .....SJ, a ,UO4 60
Gerug, he5nblt ir
RrdntiCn mo aufs
9caucnc 3nicn
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ligutuncu II. I'm, lS11O2.23
9ctrag Der bciabls
len 9luequbcn ~ 57.3t7.05
RetruQ Der bc5abIs
ten Steucrn 49,. G24I11s
9leibt AM 3 2cicmbcr 1904 cn
SpnoabctrnQ BON $2G, i09 953. Il
Iic Suuoe itno in Surlcbeu uuf GjrlinoCi
glnftcht Der llnerieCbRcteu uolIommcn QcihCri
fno, uHo burCh ocn glUtuui bon IScribpnptcren
Der ioneitcn Hlrt angclcgi
IS uurcn uni t. Sulmar 1904 II 3I3 Cont
pffen. iu1brcnh oellclhcu %dbrco nurocn 55l6
Cont erbifntt mo mnbrcno neiicIben 5citrnun3
b656 Guuti gc6lcilcu 70 onb am 81. SciCm
ber 1904 > 1878 Gpnti porbauOcn wGrcr.
~. u. Srrd,
0urrn Suhncitud
60 Winriball &indlritcr.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1905-02-02

The 16-months-old son o. Mrs.
J. o. Elliott, of Moro, was burned
to death. Its clothes caught fire
while it WAS left alone in the
house for a few moments. The
mother returned in time to attempt
to save its life.
The steamship Dollar, from
Victoria, B. c., recently captured
by the japanese, was fully insured.
She srried $500 tons Of oats and
hay for Vladivostok.
Eugene merchants have organ
ized against bad debtors. An
anti-credit association is to be
formed.