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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-23

Srlbe Sd)eff III o6atiniba" uno %
an 6rou 6ribi S6eff.
6reue did rnr iuble, gu b%cgliidte5
Baltimore!
Genn beute iteigt an Geinem Sort
5onte idmeben0
Dir berrli6 lcudteno cine Conn ent.
por,
Wtit bcifrer Irilbifhgsluonnt Gid
bele6en0i
WiQfommen lei unS 1ribi!
g(uroro 0ffnctc Dos qolO'nc Ebor
9eS @immelS, OuS I'M Often rotblif
milo
Gritroblt, uno prou0eno trateit Oh
herOor
Nus Dem Olpmp, Elm lie6lid' Got
terrible.
Sci ms %miQfonmcn, 6ribi!
Son 0er5en iei ge9riiBt, III 0ott
~geinnotel
SPELL Dir, 10 bon W}llienglnit Gr-
for'ne!
9u ihoner 9iibncnitern gu Gangs
geiuonotc.
Gel ms 9egriiBt, On Ntuienfuutitgc=
borllel
Sci inns miatonmlen, SriBi!
Ger Groe b06ItcS @liid, cS blii6et
Dir,
9o0 @liid, ole Oicni6bcit }lt beluit'
gen, 5lt bcgliidell;
Genn beiOc @elten iiebit III bulb
gen Dir
Wtit Behalf III begciitertem Gntjitf
fen.
Sri ms luiltolnnleh 6ritil
Grei Oionlont'uc Stern' Don bclcni
@lon3c
Gritroblcn prad)tDoll ans oelt l60l,cl1
Sdlinacn
Ton 9eines Meltrlthrn@ reidcnr
arollic,
dc ifnea erpberno olrd) bic Canoe
bringen.
Sci ms piafonntelL Triei!
IS lit ser ilt9enoli6en Sdonbeit
Hei6 unO Troft,
Dtit mnnoerbnrer aunlt Der Cartel.
lungelt
limo bes @eiongeS beil'ger 3auber-
mn6t
I5n 0eines aron5eS r5lunergriir Der
ldlltngen.
Sci oreimal inns luiQfumnnen. SriBi
Olt fiiblit lid 9onS biteill in 0eincs
9idters @eiit,
l1uo iein Gmpfinoen, 6robiinh,
3rouer, 2eioeni6oft, /.
SeIbitiud)t, Hdnfe, Corn, 2uit, III
weiBt q
Sic %nndBubilben nit beSS dlollipiels
araft.
Sci inns milfommen Srisi!
Nus 9einer 2ippe aeIdl' Die &eoe
aiiiat
90 ionft unb leidt uuo bod 10 flor
uno uou.
Gin leiier 3auberouft nmiuebt Geir
Bib,
erid1einit iii Iuit's gen llebermutbes
boil.
Sci uns piLIfommenL 1ritil
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-23
N1s ben @eridts6Sfem.

S6erit 2epi @einberger bon Den
@roBgei6porenen e6renpol emit
IaItet. - SdormloffeI's Sal.
SdooeneriotfIogen ungliid'
li6e Chen.
SberIt 2eoi 8~einberger, ein Wtit-
glieb Der iesigen @roBgei6porenen,
muroe geitern BON oieier 9orperidaft
BON ser 9eI6uloigung entlaitet, Die
Sr. 6ronf Suuter anfongs Der 8o-
die in Der mitt(eren Station gegen
i'm er6oben hattie. Sr. Sauter mar
~perboftet noroen, meil er in leiner
@irtbi6oft, gtr. t02, NorO : 2ibertps
StroBe, elm angebli6es @liidsipiel
6etrie6. Soli5eiridter @ronnan tuieS
jeoodl oen Sal oh. Sn ieinen alls'
iogen botte Sr. Souter bebauptet,
O6erIt 8einberger babe i'm NIT erie
milleQsr 8erfolgung bebrobt, fuenlt
er linn nid)t cine gepiiie Sorte89iS'
fen abfaufe. 0ie @roBgeidtuorenen
[icBen burdl ibren Sbmann berfiin-
oen, Dab iie ole 9eiduloigung gegeit
Sberit @einberg u1terlud)ten II. ibit
oerieI6en einitimmig e%brenuoa entla'
iteten.
g I0ffePS Sail.
Inter onOeren5Gaen miro Die ober'
Ite ItGotii6e @erihts6nnf i'll ibrerSi-
blllg om 0ienItdg Den Intrag oe$
GniuoltS Z. Sulius Sduumloffel fir
cinen neilen Yro5eB boren, 2esterer
nltroe Dor cinigen Wonoten iduloig
b~efuuoen. $500 inter Gn9o6e fols
idcr Gbutia6en bon Otto 8regen5er,
Rr. 30Ot. ct. 8oulitraBe, erlongt SIT
bubcn. Gin onoerer pidlttger Sail
lit Der bon Sobn 2nlurence, Der me-
qen 8cidnpinoclung oeS ebemoltaer
SoItors SSobn Toie if)iloig %befhnoen
tptr0e.
Q Ao6cner obflugen.
Die Stoot ipilroe geltcrn I'M Gonl'
mon YIcoS @eridt bon @nt. 8oll-
rin9 ouf $1,000 Sdaoeneriob ber-
tIogt, neil oieler nngeblid) an Is.
@Gr5 iibcr cine Obitruttion alf Dem
3rottoir an GorepitroBe, nabe SO.
lumbio . 9lpcnrle, fiel uno iif babel
oerlebte.
Scnnie @bitc, aud oils SernieSor'
riion befonnt, ~perlongt $4,000 @nt'
ltooi9uug BON ibrem Wiet6sberrn
&obert Yobler, neil oieier angeblid
lire @obel in geIebpioriger 8eiie
bei6lagnobmte.
unglitlihe Chen.
Minnie @oliers wur0e geltern in
9reiSgeridt mceet urgebliher ltrs
trele bon @m. 8olters 9eidieoeu.
ben tic ON &c, April 1881 9ebeirotbet
botte. SSoa 9eoin mar oils Mitper-
flogte genonut moroen.
anito S. Soffmon oeren 8otte
George %. Soffmon lie om 5. Wdr5
1904 oerlolien boben iol, reidte ge.
Itern in oemielben @eriht cine S6ei.
o%ungsfloge geeeu i'm elm. Sic bei-
ratbeten am %. Sftober 1908. 0eot
uno Sobonuien iino Die antu6lte Der
&l6gerin.
&egen ange6fiher llntreue iiidt
g8m. j. 8interGing INN Sdeioung
BON Marp j. @interling nod. Die
2eute trennten lid ont 8. April B. S.
noh oreii1briger Gbe.
Sbrer Q huIoen leoig.
Rifter MorriS I'M 9unoes.8 eridt
entlieb geItern Die 6olgenben aus
DEM 8onferottperfobren Somuel s.
@(oobia, 6reoerid uno 8ismard 9.
@1tter, Baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-23

*** Ser 5%urnpercin vBorlu0rts"
gibt am Otter. Mtontag in ieiner Saae
iein grobes jGbrlifes Sdoiitnrnen.
0ieiem greignib miro b%eionberS bon
ben eltern Der 3oglinge nit groBem
Sntereiie entgegen geieber, nho man
fam iid) aud oieies Sobr onf cine
5ablreid)e Yetbeiligung gefoBt ma@
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-23

Suten mad etnem u a h.
folger.- Die Gorf 9eboroe miro
it oieier ISOLDE iiber cinen Nod)folger
oes General SuperintenOenten ".
". Gro8bp berot6et, luelder reiig.
nirt bat iur6 am I. Wfoi aus ocrl9lmt
tritt. Inter ocn 9Gpplifonten beiin'
oen ii6 Sr. Saul S9lebort, lucld)er
in Mopor SuDe5' Administration
StroBcn d. Heinieunes = GommiiiGr
mar, uno Sr. Sobn Q. 0ople, elmer
DER Niiiitcntcn oes Stobt'S ngeniclrr3
Sellooa.
@ar Der Igcnt, un0 0cSz
bats Dcruntmortli6 . - Go
iepb 9nniclS bon 9tr. III, Nor0.@op.
Strobe, welder 9l9ellt fir OoS
yS0eons S6eoter" lit uno fir cine in
Dem Sbeoter onftretenoe Grippe bel
Srn. GbriItopber Sbolu bon Ger. 10,
Nor0-Sigb.S troBe. npf mebrere Gage
Soft nn0 2ogiS belegte, lpofiir bic
Srltppc bci'm N6id)ieo 81 5oblen pcrs
DOR, lpltr0c geltern oltf Die 8eihluerOe
oeS Srll. Sbolp bin bofll aooi @rolt.
nan I'M mittlereu S%totionsbouie fir
Die $50, ipeIde Ser Sbnlp beoll-
iprltd)t berontiuprtlid) gebolten itno
illlter Der gniGuloigllng, cine Soft.
bollS -Ged)nttg uidt be5ablt SIT bo.
ben, Dem @crid)tsnerfa9ren iiberluie-
Ien. ta, H1
Ger ate bed 2 d) 10 / IL
oel. - George Gouis, 80 Sabre alt,
pllroc gcitern int mittferptS totionS.
6oltie POM Eoli5eiridJtrr @rounon
oent @eridtaperfnbreiuC iiberlpieien,
ucil er nltGgblid) oieIN1euler II. Wil,
ion 9td6nlaidtncn s5Gm BOIL 9tr. Z,
g8eit 2efingtonftraBe9bnrd einelt
gef1lidJteit Sized Inn BfO bei6iuinoelt
Bat. slm 49, gpril ion 8anis bon
Der Gontpognie cine Ndbninifine &c.
faltft, fir Die erite An5obiitng bon So
einen Gbed fir 500 in 3oblung &C..
geben uro SIS beroiisbefonfmen bn-
ber. Ger Gbed, tpeld)er auf Die Die.
d)arlics Notional : 9oiif bon 8olti-
more loiltete ilno bon e. 6. WiGcr
unter5ei6net iein iollte, itellte iid)
nodber als cine Sdlidune beraus.
3apis wrrbe in @aibntgtofG g. g.,
perboftet mo polit Getcftip Sna am
5reitog abenounad Baltimore g.
bradt. Gr miro tpegen oitgeblid)er
1bnlider 4 ransattioneit inr9sasisuil-
Re, ap., unb Gefuorf, 90 6, geiud)t,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-23

Sod elmer! Sranf 8.
Solpler mltrOe porgeitern in Der melt.
Reconsideration aIf oiegnIduloi.
oltltg bin bent @erihtSperfo6ren ii6ers
mieien an Dem lleberfoa uuf Srn.
Charles 9. Sort bon annapolis dm
Gonnfog Nben0, bel meldem SER
Sort ieiner gon5en 9aorifoIt uno
S6mitdiod)en beroubt lultroe, bet6eis
ligt gemcien 81 iein. Gillian ., 8tl-
ion ioentifi5irtc 6owler ais Den
Mann, lpelder ibr einen 0iomonten,
Der 5rrL. Sort geitoblen lultroe, gum
Nllfbelpobren go6.
obintcS 6ranen5im NJ e +.
- @Gbrcno 6rnu 9lnnic ,0rlgon,
bic Wotrone oeS peItlid)ell Eoli5eiois
itrifts, uor9eItern Wtorgen perlid)te,
Wforp aernnlt, melde luegen Srllts
fen1eit perboftet luorbcrt pnr, billter
i6peoii6e Gardiner 81 fiibreu7 mltrs
DC tic BON Dem iSrnten5immcr Der.
moBcn 5ugeriftet, Dab Eoli5eirit)ter
2ooen iih peranloBt inb, oerglrreitan.
tim ouBer So unb Soften megen 3rrn.
fenbeit nod $40 mo Soften luegen
t6Gtliden AngriffS 5l5llOiftiren. Sn
Grmmtgcllng oeS notbigen aleingel.
oeS mauoertc Wiorp oii 30 Gage nad)
ocnt @ef1ngniB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-23

*+* Ger .5robiinn" 9ibt mOrgen
9tbeilo in ieiner Soae icin 5%lueites
groBeS GonSert, perbnnbcn nit 9oll.
IS geloilgt BET Dem 9%lnlniic inter Der
2eitiltg bon Brof. Sobn ". alein elm
iold)' ousgeluabltes Yrogronum sur
9urhfiibrnng, Dab oelt @Giten ein
genuBreider Gbeno IN Ansiidt ite6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-23
Ger YMo5art.M 6nnerd)or"

- Ger Observation-Disclosures"
peroritoltet oin Wittiuod) Nbeno in
.2ebmon's Sode," Hr. 500, Noro.
Sofporb.S troBe, elm groBeS CONCERT
nno Boil. Ger 8erein bat tiihtia
fir oas Gon5crt eeprobt lno miro
ben geiudern ein fonloics Yro'
aromm bieten. Mis- 1enor.S olilt
tritt Sr. eugene Hobert, friiber bel
Der pSapaae Spern.Geieaid)alt,
ouf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-23

*** Der .@ermonio . 8ergnii.
gungS 8erein" BON ser y@ermahia.
&oge 9tr. 100, u. 3. & u. De-" Der.
onitoltet 6eltte, OIterionntdg. Den 80.
glpriI, in @eber'S Yarf Iein Otter
felt. 0os Gomite bat ieit 8ohen
fleiBig 8orbereitungen fir ooS Set
getroffen lino 0onf Der liberaleil
8ermiaieung, meld)e fir ooiielbe ge-
mod)t lplroen, ite6en alt irto Sung
pergniigte Stiuloen in gitsiidt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-23

@ic bin nm Oicic @unit i'd SIT bcnei.
oenl
Sci mir miQfommeiL SriBil
@ic 9roB oie @unIt. 10 lit lie bod 5r
flein
Sir mid Die uneridttIih did genie,
BET.
2s<fonnf id itets in 8einet NGbc
icin,
@cnn Gid Der Mengc 9eifoQsiturm
begriiBetl
Sei mir %miufoumeib 6riti!
Son mciuent Sib' crib id beiplun,
0cruo Gid,
limo mcnl1 ser Wenge 9eifoQ Dir &c.
fontnlelt,
SORT fliiitern nit befonnter Stimm'
Oh mid:
u@0ttIiheS @eib, lei oreifo6 mir
%miafommCn!
Sci mir wiQtomnen, 6ribi!
ltn0 i6cioeit Ono ioll did meiir
@unid gelcitcn:
GU m09eit itet9, Gin itroblen0 beller
Stern,
&on Iriumpb 81 Eriumpb bic @elt
0urdidreitcn,
&on Nlen bod geiciert, mob uno
fern.
Sei mir ipiafommclL 6riBi!
2ntour.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-23
~ drpGun6 I6coter."

Vt HFNi ~ / y 4 II ~ - y
Gieiea lit sic lc6tc @odc oer8oltOc-
piac.&oritellungen I'M oMarplano.
Sbeoter". 2hn Der Spibc oeS %ro.
Qronulcs ltc6t bic immerfroblide
6ornie Nice, Die iaScinirenoe Wciitc-
rim Der ibrcdcnoen Yuppen. OteI,
pIQc ltno Stetion iiu0 5mci aon1ifer
bon 9tili, Die c6eniaIGo oltftreten mers
Den. 6erncr fill0en mir ollf Dem
YrogroHml ooS Ntiamnn.I rio, Die
mogboIii9cn ctlropdii6en SeiltGn5er,
Ireolor mo Qcntpeit, GIfrobntcn,
2llcp GIorfc, Soliitin, @illiom $.
NiHoom, Der oid)Wor5c SGnger," lit0
@otterS mlo onion, iuel6e Ole Hoiie
gSccnen I'M @ufleioc5immer" ouf.
filbrelt. gliti Dem giogropben iuers
-oeu Iollter nelle 9ilOcr porgefiibrt.
is iinOcn toglid NohmittngS.8or.
Atellungcn ituit.
nSloneD'S : beatet."
Ter @tiGion0r Getcftip" lit Scr
2itel oes neuelten Mielooramas, Wel.
DIES OieIe &ode Ut yglonep's sbeu.
ter" sur anffiibrllhq gelon9t. Som,
arb Soa tritt lit Der TitelroQe oitf,
mo er miro bon elmer erItfloliigen
8eieGid)ait u1tteritiiBt. Ser Miaio'
ll1r . 3etcftiu" iii eites per ori9ineG.
ffen 8fffnenitilfe, lpelbe ie geitriZ
ben miiroelt. SIS fomnten BARN MIR
intereiionte mo feiielnbe Scenen Dor.
oils in Den meilten Welooronten Ser
9teu5eit. Gie Geforotion lit prodt.
boil u1b Sri. 2oniia elliott, meId)t
III Der Souptrolte oiiftritt, lit Dor
lauter begobten aiinitlern nmgeber
Gs iinben am Montog, MittfpodJ
6reitag mo Santitag Nsohmittags.
GoriteamReen .bei.25 Gents Gintrit1
itatf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-23

S6erIt 2epi 8einberger bon Den
@roBgei6porenen ebrenooll emit
IaItet. - ShoumloffeI's Sal.
Observation-Disclosures. - llngliid-
lihe Ghen.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-09-30

Senator Deboc of kentucky tells an
interesting story concerning a school
teacher IN his state who was also a
preacher. says the Pittsburg Dispatch.
He loved horses and dogs, and ne was
the owner OF trotter with good rec
ord FOR speed. One Friday afternoon
before dismissng the school he ad-
dressed the boys thus:
Now, boys, l suppose you all know
that there viii be some horse racing
tomorrow. Now. don't you go 90 the
races. The track is no place for boys.
But, boys. II you DO go TO the races
don't You DO any betting. II Is not
right 10 wager money ON horses. But,
boys. If you do go and If you do bet
mind what / tell you-bet on Deacon
Abernathy's mare. This Is a straight
tip"
And the mare won too. She was the
old preacher-schoolteac thorough
bred under another name.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-09-30

Certain green ants iu Queensland.
which also make their nests Of leaves
and flowers spun together. are said to
keep spiders To- spin for them. Whether
these latter DO &c spontaneously or re-
quirc 20 Dee held as the larvae OF the
other species does not seem 20 have
been determined In the devices Of
these ants there IS surely one of ma
lures hints Co human inventors. Since
the days of the spider artist I'm the
University of LaEado. spider SILK has
been q dream. The difficulty or its re-
alizatiOn has been chiefly the pugua-
cious nature OF the spider. which pre-
vents their being kept together. But
machine has been invented which
seems 70 overcome the difficulty. 10 Is
described as a sort OF frame contain
Ing twcuy-four miniature guillotlues.
the blunt knives OF which descend on
the waists OF the spiders and Lold
them fast A number OF the threads
are secured together on O hook aud
slowly drawn out-LondOn Globe.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-09-30
snid In wn.l,inrtnn.

At one OF the recent White House
receptions there was a little case OF
rapier thrustlns between two ladies'
and it was delightfully."- entertaining to
those who saw ana heard.
There Is q famous man in Washing
ton, one who came from the plain peo-
PIE ana who continues as one OF them.
He has q beautiful daughter of aristo-
cratic tendencies who has dug up a
family tree somehow or other and who
affects superiority which she does not
possess In any sense.
The wife OF a congressman from n
western state was introduced to the
young lady and pleasantly said:
Il have met with your distinguished
father. Miss -."
'I dare say" replied the young lady
langu.dly. Papa ina his position meets
an sorts OF people"
The western lady flushed and flash
ed back Instantly, 81 should suppose
SO, especially when he is at home
Lippincotts.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-09-30
wcaltb Of an Indian Rajah.

It is believed that Sayail Roo. the
rofah of Baroda. is the possessor Of
wealth equal IL not superior 10 that OF
John ID. Rockefeller. He was educat-
ell tn an English university. and his
people are Wei governed. Much of his
vast riches Is in the form Of precious
stones. His wife owns the most Ia
nous diamond necklace I'm the world
II is made up OF 200 stones. each the
size OF hazoluut She also has q col
lCrct of 600 perfect diamonds. none
less than twenty caats. In the treas
ure chamber ls % carpet four square
yards iu surface made APP entirely OF
ropes OF diamonds. pearls and rubies
II required SA0000o0 worth of gems
and three years of labor. The long
corridors OF the palace are lined with
marbles ana onyx Of incolculable vail
ne The palace Is steam heated. aud
electric elevators are placed MT fire.
Quout intervals Brouzes. paintings.
statuary. au Imported and worth many
millions of dollars arc scattered
throughout the royal dwelling.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-09-30
NEW SHORT STORIES
An Effective Retort.

Judge Emory Speer. who presides
over the United States circuit and dis
trict courts for the southern district Of
Georgia, Is the possessor Of a nimble
and facile wit, says the Philadelphia
Saturday Evening Post In earlier
days before he had attained the err
mine. Judge Speer was a politician
and a power on the stump.
Shortly after reconstruction he ran
against Allen d. Gambler for congress.
Speer was a Republican, and his pol
tiles su6iced TO bring him unpopular
iJy among a large majority OF the
white population. 1t was his wit. his
good humor and his unfaung courage
that carried him through the campaign
without serious difference and dnal-
" brought him % victory.
On one occasion when the young can
didate was addressing a very Demo
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-09-30

cratic and hostile audience q brawny
couutrymau was observed fighting his
way through the crowd 70 the SPEAK
er's rostrum. IL was evident that he
had spent the preceding night with
John Borieycoru. for his clothes were
rumpled, his hair dishcyeled and his
face Of fiery red that riyalcd the
MONDAY sun en- brillaucy. Sinking
a belllSc-ent fist under the nose OF the
orator. hc exclaimed.
"Sir you arc a demaroguc"
The crowd howlcd. but Spccr was
not disturbed. He waited for the noise
TO suhside and then. with "a smile and
in q tone Of entire good humor. re-
Joined.
and you. sir. II YOU would wrap a
few wisps OF straw about YOU. would
be a dcmUohn."
The delighted audience roarcd with
opprcciative laughter. and the discom-
flied patriot skunk away. It is said
that IN no voting precinct OF the dis
trict was Spccr's ms lority larger than
that In which this happy retort was
maue.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-09-30
CHOICE MISCELLANY
CucLoos' Eggs.

Mr.. Hart OF Christchurch, Hamp-
shire, who has made a lifelong study
Of British birds. has Ia bis fascinating
collection a large number of cuckOos'
eggs. each ia the nest and with the
clutch in which they Were deposited.
and in almost every case the lntrud-
er's egg Is au exact imitation OF the
rightful eggs. only a size larger Mr.
Hart is convinced that the female
cuckoo inspects the eggs In the nest
she has chosen before laying her own
egg and that her retinal Impression ar
fects the coloration OF the egg. In one
Instance the cuckoo chose the nest of
a small bird. the name OF which have
forgotten, whose nest was a closely
woven ban with a tiny hole for en-
trance. In this case the alien egg was
pure white, the cuckoo being unable
90 see into the bottom OF the nest and
her mind on the subject being there
fore q blank The plumage OF the
adult cuckoo is very much Ike that
OF hawks. while the young are iudef-
nitaly speckled and blurred. the sup
posed reason being that no small bird
would dare 20 feed what II took 20 be
a young hawk in ite nest SO the
cuckoo has stan another charge OF
mean dupiicity against it I'm addition
10 the familiar ones.-London Outlook
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-09-30

choice Of pulled or loose sleeves. The
slightly open neck means comfort.
cooiness and style 0u i'm one, and il
can be bcltcd with q ribbon or left
free, as preferred. Whether made with
the full or punfcd sleeves. 1t Is emil
nently simple and can Toe Numbered
with ease. for which reason It is espe-
ciaily well adapted t1 cotton and linen
materials
The quantity OF material required
for the medium size is AZ yards %.
4 yards - or 3 yards A inches wide.
with 4 yards OF banding aud yards
Of embroidery for f-.us.
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FOR THE HOUSEWIFE
To Keep Cool In summer.

Fats are the greatest food generators
of heat. hence the natural distaste TO
them which the hot weather brings.
One can cOnscientiously minimize ones
allowance OF butter and eat as little
starch as possible; hence potatoes and
porridge are not the prime favorites for
summer they are in winter.
Meat, which Is most highly nutritive,
is too stimulating 20 be taken In large
quantities in the hot weather; hence it
IS best to choose eggs. milk and the
least starchy of the carbohydrates.
Vegetables rich In legumen, such as
peas. beans and lentils. are also useful
IN diminishing the necessity Of getting
our heterogeneous food solely from meat
There IS no process Of losing heat 50
rapidly as by evaporation; hence In
summer TO keep cool one has to encour-
age evaporation.
Rapid evaporation means the loss Of
much water. which must be replaced:
hence green vegetables and salads.
which contain little else than water,
are general favorites and can hardly
be taken in too large quantities.
Some people say 10 pass over unmer-
cifully the cravings OF thirst They are
sterner than wise. for thirst Is gener-
ally a sign that the means OF evapOre-
ton are exhausted. and II one needs
the cooling process to continue one
must replenish them. Frequent drafts
of water Go not harm, but alcohol
closes up the pores.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-09-30

The postoflce at chester. Pa, Is re-
garded by some people as an accom-
mediation bureau. one man last week
asked for letter carriers pouch. say
ing he wanted IL for q game bag while
another could not comprehend why he
should DE refused the use OF the night
collectors horse and wagon. A lay or
two ago Postmaster John 4. Wallace
was called from his private Office into
the corridor OF the building and was
confronted by strange woman. who
asked Tor the loan of 80 cents. "But
why do you come 20 ire for such Ia
vorT asked the surprised official
'Why don't you see some OF your
frieudsT You are an entire stranger
10 me-" "That may be-" replied the
caller with rare naivete. "but I came
10 see you because I'm a regular GUS
toner Of this Office" This was too
much for the postmaster. who reached
into his pocket for the half dollar
Philadelphia Record.
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nnIIch Choco1nto Icinr-

Boil together IN a porcelain lined
saucepan a third OF n cup Of boiling
water and a cupful Of granulated sugar
and do not stir while cooking. When It
threads pour the strip gradually upon
the beaten white OF an egg to which
has been added a pinch OF cream OF
tartar. Whip the egg steadily as you
add the strip; then add Immediately
two heoplng tablespoonfuls Of grated
chocolate, two tablespoonfuls Of cream.
q half teaspoOnful of butter and lit
tie vanilla lavoring. When lukewarm
pour over the cake.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-09-30

1.-THE iamented Fitz-Hugh Lee had a
good sense of humor," remarked his
warm personal friend, General Jack
Hayes, at the ShOreham
when General Lee, a few weeks
prior to his death. as president of the
jamestown Exposition association, got
a telegram from Governor Pennypack-
er Of Pennsylvania that the legislature
OF that state had made a generous APP
preparation to that enterprise General
Lee wired him back as follows:
"'Slncere thanks. I solemnly prom
Use never more to draw my sword on
the soil of Pennsylvania except In its
defense "-Washington Post
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-09-30

Linen holds its own. especially IN the
long coat suits. which are practical and
becoming The plated skirts are pop
ular and pretty. lut the circular skirt
with rows OF very narrow stitched
bands around the bottom IS growing
in favor on account Of its greater dura-
blity The flvorite color is OF course
white. but gray. blue. pink. mauve.
green and the natural color are seen
IN good models Most OF the separate
coats are I'm plain tailored styles, with
colored velvet collars.
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tty of milk, but the percentage OF fat
is not In any way improved by it; If
anything. the tendency is the other
way.
4. That an extra supply OF nutritious
ood almost invariably very slightly
Increases the solids not fat of the
milk. That a ration poor in food in
gradients has a very slight tendency
to reduce the solids not fat in milk.
but has little appreciable effect on the
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-09-30

Pastel blue is a leader
Sky blue holds it's own.
Turquoise VIII not down.
Wedgwood blue is beautiful
Periwinkle Is d0uI.y pretty.
Cadet blue is very good style
Plumbago is a deep light blue
Gobelin is never nut of fashion.
Delft IS very much liked this summer.
Steel blue Is a becoming shade to
many.
China blue IS one OF the good sTons
blues.
saxon. Alice and Dresden express
The new clear moe um blue.