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The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1905-10-18
The Rea. Scheme.

'Trere': slv:vr s~a-c.oav bobblng
n : ~cfc~c to cx:--ct gold from
sea $500
s-'c-c :. -ct to extract
frc.- : -sr-'
- .en. T.
eco . -c'r s--.. r. CPS"
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1905-10-18

DRY GOODS, CLOTHING AND
GROCERIES.
Mouton Bros. corner Pierce and Con-
gress street. Telephone 80.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1905-10-18

FARM IMPLEMENTS, BUGGIES
AND VEHICLES.
Denbo-N Nicholson, Co., Id, Lincoln
avenue, between Vine and Cypress
streets. Telephone 130.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1905-10-18

GROCERIES AND (:ROCKERY.
Morgan & DeBaillon, corner vermil.
ion and Lee avenue. Telephone "a.
PrudhOmme & McFaddin, Lincoln
avenue. Telephone g..
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1905-10-18

MATTRESS FACTORY.
Lafayette Mattress Factory, next to
City Power Plant. Telephone l96.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-19
Batter, WnttCr nmo SObn inucrball
"A StmnOen aeitprbcn.

GbicoQo, Is. &ontor. Sr
Der Semitic ocH Srn. GboS. Wleebnn
cincS befonntrn biciigch @cihGits.
momeS, troten mGbreno Der letter
u Stmlocn orei iGbc G~oecSi0nc Gin,
@citern fam Die <loe iiber ocu 81
'&nutnf6e SIl5. erfoletrn 500 SoS.
Mrebon'S eincS iiinQercn SobneS,
ctlife Stmoen lipGter mllrOe Die
Mlltter, 6rou Sc. Meeborl, oufu cinenI
bieiigCn @o6nboic bon einem Scr5z
ihlogc bctroifcn uno itorb mmittcl'
bar noh ibrer Nntrnit I'M Soipital.
@eute troi cine Gepci6c ciu, iuclde
mittbeiltc, Dob SbonloS Meebon Der
Batter, III Gerber mobin CT it'd in Der
letten @od)e sur Grbollmg begcben
butte, geltorben lit. Die iiberlebet.
Den MitglieOer Der 6omilic limo 0rci
2 6lueItcrn Sbouo9 Mcebon'S. ~,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-19
Nus benz SURern W~drDlaHo's ans
ben unarenStnbCn Staatcn.
MtN& ne but c ine IS oGQen.
r II. .

WttNG ne bot ine Is a(0ens
fri II. .
Der @oltucrntur bon @%frUinien
bat ooS @ciltd) Der AmpGltc beS Sltlll
Sooc pc%rirtbtiltcn Gr.lRhporS VIC.
Guc bon charlottesville nm cinen
Nllfidyu6 Der Sinridtim0 bGuiiiot
unO Die 3eit Der Sinri6tung poi,t 20.
Honlor nltf Den 10. 6ebrudr Oerido.
ben. 3u9leidJ Lief er ourfbIideh,
ooB er Iid niht tpeiter in hte rid)tcr,
lidlelt Gutideioulgeil SIT nliidcn gc-
oentc. Die Nnpiltc mpllet poR
gtcllem oeriltdeL taob iie Hi6t einen
nellcn Ero5eB fir Den Serurtbeilteit
crlon0cn f0nnen. Der 0ali ocS Wdls
gems lit 6trcttS poracnonmen nor.
oeu. McGuc bot bic @%oI9cniriIt er.
betcuL INT iriHe. 8erbGItniIie ST ORC.
ueu uno icin &ermogcR ieinen ain2
bern 81 iihern s5G rs
3H Spot pe.fAENSHH' $50
/ 5n &citminiter imp 5luei tIeine
ainocr oeS SorniIton WooIcrp 10
ihIimm ucrbronnt, Bob lie einige
StunOen ipdter Itorben.' a8ic ainoer.
pon ocncn zines orei SSd6tc mo icd)s
0tonote uno 0os nnoere' 5rpei Sabre
olt woren, ipielten iii einem 3inlmer
NIT cinem betBenp Sicn. 9ubci &c.
rtetb Oos 8IeiO seq Gttercit WtGodenS
iii 9tonb uuO Oieie ieete Die &leioer
0es tleineu @riioerd)enS IN Slolnmeit.
Che Sic SdrefcnSrufe Der &iuoer &c
bort mltroet, moren oieielben bcreitS
bis 5ur llnfenntlid)feit p%erbruntt.
Sr. :. &. MobIep lit ser @roBpotrr
Der 9in0er.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-19
SraoD0ic in Buffalo.

Buffalo, N..0., IS. Sonuur.-
Marp aiif, cin biibideS 6%rauen5int.
mer BON 10 Sobren, mur0e beute
iriib in eincm 3inmer zines aoitbou-
IcS an Der untereu YeorlitroBc bon
einem Stoliener erid)oilen. Sic mar
cine God)ter Daniel aifi's, zines Or
beiters 81 Sodport. @ie es Ideiut,
botte lie Die 9efanntidait oes Stale
llerS diti Ser StroBe gcnlodt lulo i'm
nit allf ibr 3intner genontmen. Als
JIG i'm ipater 81 uerloiien periufte,
eridob .er lie uno begitg gleih bas
roui Sel6ltmorb. Gr pllroe ipGter
ol8 Nid)olaS 0elorIo, "a Sabre alt,
ioentifi5irt. @ie, ser Safer oes er.
l6oiienen 6rouen5immers mittbeilt,
mar ieine Eodter nit Gbarles Wor-
tin bon bier perbeirotbet, aQeilt oaS
Boar trenntc lid aus irgeno einem
@ruloe mo Wortin ging nad SeraS,
mG6reno lid bic iunge 6rou einem
2ebet Der Sdanoe erga6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-19
ErU5ek iueecn Der ySloeum" Sata'
Itrop6e.

Rem Dort IS. &nmtor. -
Der Bro5eb gegen Sobn ". 6lcmin9
ltnO Senrp 2unOberg, NnGelteate I'M
bieiigen 0ompier . SnipettiorS 8ii.
reoit, luelAe anaeflagt iinb, sic &c
neral Slocum" &atoltropbc I'M let.
ten Sum- ourd 9ilid)tUernodlGiit,
gung nnb IiBohtuna Ser @eietc
perifitloet 81 bobeu, nobm bellte in
Der Criminal = Ibtbeilung oeS bteii-
gen 9rnoesfreisgeri6tS Dor Dem
&ifter SbomnS ieirtei1 Nnfong. Ger
@rflriionsbampfer o@encrol SGo.
cum" perbronnte betonntlih ori bent
@oitsHiper mo cirfo 1000 Weu'6ens
leben ginger babel perloren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-19
Sciratbs /. Qicensen.

Der gfttor oc8s Common 4leas.
@eri6t$ ltelte geItern Die iolgcnoeu
SeirotbS -2icen5en aus: ~"
@iliom -. Nnherion, 30, umu
Clara ". Nstrc. 81; Applifort &. II.
@bitc, Nr. 17tS, @uilforo. Npeultc.
@eorgc ". Gomlep, %, mo Nomic
~. Nrrin9tun, 81 Stpplifont q. ~.
6oiier, Nr. 336, Of. StraBe
Sobn Sil5 81 lino Nnno 3dd)or,
%; NppIitont s. 3. Gbaoo. 9Ir. 627,
Observation-Disclosures.
Hobert 9. GolpoIl, y, mo SSeiiie
2odbcob, u, @cioe bon @aibtngtotl,
q Is.
SreOerif 8. Gorin %, bon Slice.
ton, So, un0 Nnno 8. Sopnic, %.
bon baltimore.
Charles u. 2otuerp, q, BON Soip=
oro.Gountp, no, mo Gao 9ereqop.
Sepmon @oielccfL 81, nno Hieo
9. Fescomith, Npplifant Hep, 81 GO,
Roienlteim Nr. 2l0S, @ilfens -9Ipc,
6reoer:d 6. 9reitenbo6. 10, ma
Soo q. 9ofer IS; applifm1t Qoro
9~reiteubodb Nr. 1888, Norb.&attcr.
ion.Y arf .apenIe.
Scenes u. @carn 40, ltpo emma
s. &nopp 26i Applitaut 5, $, Ho-
LAMB, Nr. 1902, Son1esitrabe. en-
6ront :. Slice, 30, ullb Saoie ".
Sooges, 80; IppIifdittl Wortin g..
3eun, Sherifis.9 81 a.
George 2emfe, %, mp Aunie q.
Sonrmopb, %; 9(pplifant ). ,slootpG
Wogner, &iablanotomn nv s IL.
gngler Sabiabnrit, 20. Ii. MDrtle
Wariner, IS; gpplifort q. o.. Wnri-
iter, Nr. 113,t 9Elinston.g penme. a..
@eorge O. 6omarb, 81, i1no giroie
g. Solution, q.
Sames &. @oroorL %, mo Suoie
McGuropt 16; Aplifnnt @iaiam 3.
GberipeiL Hr.1r90l, Noro Gbeiter-
StrnBe.
9eujdntin @obtrts, 26, uro Mobel
Vritdpr, % 9eiSe bon Wiboldieri
gountp, ga.
Clarence 6. stepbensi 81 iino
- - - E. N - FE.N.H. - p 80
Wolfe &ubbore, %.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-19
So. GOngrcf, -3peite Sitnng.

Slpopne Smpcadment 9Irtifel nit
fnopper Moiorit0t i'm @ouic on
8cnommcn. - W}ebr &eocn iibcr
Die StootcnbiQ inn Scnot.
@oibin0toM 2. e., IS. San.
- Sm Scnot belt Stone (NRo.) cine
&cOe 5l @lniten iciuea 9ci6luiic&,
>pelter cine lluteriuhtng iibrr oil.
gcbIife @oblbetriiQereien %lpGbrcnO
Der GompoQneu BON 1896 mo 1901
onor0nct. Nuf Nntrog @unSbrou9b'@
G{.=N.) ncrluS Der GlCrt alS0anlt
oo9 inl lebtcn 9foucmbcr pcr0iient.
lidte Shrcibcn rea GrGitOcntcn
Ho%oIeuelt, IN mel6em oericlbe Die
Nnflagen be9 oemofratiiden ErGii-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Barter bcout-
lportete. Obne ijber ocn StonC'idcil
Sel6lllB 81 cnti6ci0cuL id)ritt Scr
Senat 3ltr meitcren GrlpGgung Der
Stuatcnbia, mo sic &S. Glan 9tcl-
ion, Noilcp mo Steuurt bicltcn
Heocn OariIber. lin 4.25 ging Ger
Senot III GretutipiiBunq, mo 5chu
W(inllten ipatcr crfoIgtc @crtoQu1Q.,
I'm Observation-Disclosures mllr0r
Ole 0ebnttc iibcr ole Smapnc Snl-
pcodmeut Yrtifcl bis $50 9}od=
mittog@ tort9cicBt, morolti Ole Nh.
Itinmuu1aen bC0urmcn. Gin gntruQ
Den crItcn &Upcudmcnt.Nrtitc olli
Den Gid 81 lcGcu, Qtn9 nit l65 &c.
gen t59 Stinmcn ucrlorrn, uno Elm
9Intro9 @olmcr'2 Q}o.), Oic oret
critcn Nrtifcl or3lncbmeu, lpllrs
DC nit 100 gcGen 100 Stimucu an
gcnommen. Gen 4. rmO Sen >. Mr..
titel, lpelhc iid ollf bcn @ebrulld)
cincS Advantageous mlf elmer 81
ictbobn be5icbcn, iiir mcIhc 9tid)tcc
SpoUnc 5lnl ScQlcItcr cruount
mar, nobnl Oua %nllS nit 1862 0eQcn
1873 Stimmen mo Den 6, ln0 !. Nr.
titcI, mcGfr onNcben, oob Der &id)tcr
tcin 8elpobncr icincS NSuIti5biitritt2
lit, nit 1853 Qegcn 1871 Stimmen an.
Die iibriNen iicbcn Nrtifel mur0cu
obnc Stimmcntbcitng onQcnom
men mo nodOcm Damn nod oic Gr.
ucnmlng zines SiebcncrsGomitc'3
olltoriiirt iporocn mar, meldeS ole
Smpeodments9lrtitel Dem Senot I'M
tcrbreitcu iou, pcrtogte iih ooo Soil9
llnt $40 bis nlorQelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-19
8ie 5dipiOa eutOedt lunrOe.


-
Seine Shtpiegermutter ionote ibm
pom Baltimore @eIo nno eincn
Softer. Ge5gIci6en ifrieb
ieinc Sontc ul i'm. - Seinc
aoItbollSmirtbin fono ole 5crrii
irnen 1beile zines grieieS nuO
ieBtc 0ic EoIi3ci in aenntniB.
0ic @ntoetluQ mo G%erboftun1
OeS Or. Golporo y. Gomion in sd.
milton, 0nty oGS iungen Culinary
les, tocIfer bier lpegen angriffS oltf
bier ilrrge WdOhen aus Dem nSelios
Seim 9etpih,Iht miro, puroc ourh
cinen bon GolpIou 5erriiienen 9rtci
perlrriadt Sen ieinc 8oItbmt5mir.
thin iouO lnb 5uionmenIcgte.
Sn einem 8rieie an Sen Winrihol
Gnrnon tbetlte sic Grou =. Smith
oie 9eiibcrin ciucS aoitbouicS i'll
&omtltou, Ont, nit, 0aB iie Elm re-
gc3 SttcrciIc an oem &crbrcdcu oeS
0olpiou 0enontntcn bobc uu0 eS lid
5llr Nufgobe modtc, Elm id)arfcS Nu-
&c nlf ole ibre G%oII00naer 81 bn'
ben. Nl8 iie iob, ooB 0oruion, Der
lmtcr Dem Nutiten Golparo Sbomp
ion Bel ibr ioobnte, 9riefe BON Dol
tintore erbieIt, bob tie sic 5erriIlcncl
Stiidhen olf ltno iegtc lie IorgfGltig
5uiammen. Sic crIub onrollS, ouS
cr ghipciiun1ett oltf @cl0 bon lei
ner S6mieacrnmlttcr IN Baltimore
crboGtcn bate; bcSNlciden luorntC
i'm 0tc 8rou, odb btc Eoli5ci icbr
idlorf btntcr ibn Der iei. Ge3aIei,
den Itnno III ecnt @ricfc, ooB ein
Softer nit aIcioern fir i'm bon
Baltimore no6 iciner Santc IN
Nortb Sonaruonbd N.-Y., gcionot
mor6en mare. 9eSgIcidcn lpiiroc
boGo nicScr cine @eIoanpcifuug cin-
t%reifei NGitf ole @ornun9 bin moIltc
COMPTON obreiicn umo tbeilte Scr
Trnl nit, bob iic ieincn Softer nod
ciniGe Gage sort beboItcn iouc. Die
Srou mllB ibrcn &croot)t ioiort Der
bortigcn Eoli5ei m~itgctbcilt bobelt
ocnn eDe 9nlpiun ocn Srt n~crloiicll
tonnte, bate 6ic FoIi5ci iGn bcihn
@idCL
@ebeimpoIi5iIt Sogon erbieIt sc
itcrn IN InnopoliS sic ReQlliiitipn8.
Yopiere bonn @oupernerr uno gi1lg
iofort noh 8oibington NM BORT Die
Bopiere bon 6en 8unoeSbeb0roen be-
glallbigen 5u lolIcn. SoboIo sic
idriftlidcn Nrbeiten crIcoiot fms,
miro @ebcimpoIi5iit So1on nof Gu
no0o 0ebcL inb er ,tno Der BORT BE-
rtits cittGeroffcnc @e6cimpoliSiit
9itrnS tuerocn uoIlc IutoritGt etboG
ten, iid) oprt cinrn tiidtioen 3cd,tS.
beiltono 5il enaddireu nm Die @oltt
morer jlt bcrtreten, I'M SnQcGo,pion,
lucfd)er an irtne Gcrlponoten in
9rpoflbH inn @plO tcleoropbirt bat
Die Observation-Disclosures befGmpft.
.TuS Gireftorium oeS naelio,
SeiinS" miro iuoDri6einlid) icinen
cigcnen RcdtSbciitono nod Canada
icliotn, lijetln eS Sic goIi5ei fir
n%otbluen0ig erudtct.
lnter Ter an 6uIoiquns
Ger 19siGbrige Seromc
Gulid bon Nr. 40S. -9toro Greene.
Strobc, iibt i'm mittlcren Stations.
bouIe inter Der ACKNOWLEDGING cc8
GinbrltdS in Die N%iircolrr bon DC.
9olpeI * MbooeS, Der ,gurefo Sc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-19
SauffaQimeut I'm SeraS.

g df'96'filrai,a ~. 6. is. San
Ser Gouront.G ontroleiir lit benad).
ridtigt, Dab Die ygmerican NationoI.
9anf" BON abileiie, Ger, ibre Chi.
rem geihfoiien bat. q. 8. Ban 3anot
ilf5iliii Scqnefter drnannt fporoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-19
Strife aui Der yEcnniylpania8 abn":

Ebi(ooeIpbi a, IS. Sanlor.
= 60. o. Gee, @roBmeiiter Der Bril-
oerid)dft Der 3ugbeoieriteten, t6eilt
beltte nit, oab 50 Ero5ent Der 10000
Mitglieoer ser Union bnfur geitirnmt
baben, oas Gomite fir 9eihipcroefl
s,t oiiforiIiren, notbDehoigen Snus
einen Strife Der 3ugbeoieniteien aaf
Der 8ennlplpania 9abn@ an3liorb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-19
Ser Iuno ucrfinitcrtc i'd.

Seiue 6ruu IieB i'm ieitieben.-&or
ibou in 4bilooeIpbid in S6pu.
GitGten. - Sotte iogor geitreifte
alcioun9 in Sing Siug.- Gin
ocntihcr @1rtucr oocrbranntc"
lid Die Singer an Dem Wtono.
@rnIt s. Mono, oo5 belgiihe Isl
uon5 , @cuic," iutroc geiteru in Der
ipeitliden @oli3eiitotiou olf 3rDet
Ini6uIOi0rlQcn bin Dem @eridt5-
pcrfubren %itberruieicu, luabrcno IN
Der Capitalization cine Nui6ulbi-
gultQ qcQen i'm Cr6obCn mur0e. 6rdlt
Mono IicB tbrcu @otten omItcnitog
2lbeno ne1eu &crnodlGiiiguug per-
buitcn, uno uofoem Eoli5eiri6ter
9o0en i'm ouf Oieic 2luihulbiguntI
bin Dem @eriHtSperfobrcn itberpic
len bate, muroc er augeihui6tlt
Srn. 9. e. NIlridE. Wr4der an Ser
6rc0erid 9lOrrmui9 nnobnt, inter
&uripicQcttHgtr faIiheur Gbotia6en
500 obgcnonnrCn .su -d1dbcn. 6r
mur0c fir Observation-Disclosures lud)
Dem @eidngnib ,9ei@lotdi,,
Wono fam Dor Ilchrcrcn M}onotclt
uod Baltimore urN IrB bier bic
Goal 0rtQucttc Company" incorpo.
riren. @r rihtctc in 9}r. 1913, @cIt-
6aDcttcItroBc, cite GfItce Gin utO
begonn bier ieinc 'iNttitn fir eoS
ncle llntcrucbucn 81 %ucrfollfcn. Gr
gob an, ooB iciuc Wcialiduit aus
0obGcnItolb 9rtouttteS beritc0c, sic
better oGS 3obTcn 7tiert ic6oH be
6cuten0 biliQer ol5 &6gftlt pcrfoltft
luitrocn. 't'1 I9.iQh'.
Trou @on6 idgtt& bci'm &erb6r
olt8, Dab ibr @atte lie in E6iloocI
pbia acloiicn babe, nm bier Die @rt-
Qucttc 4. @cicaidoft SIT incorporates.
3uerit babe CT ibr @el6 3u i6rcnt
llntcrboIt Qcid)idt, bod icicu oic3ob.
lltnocn 3llIctt olISNcblicbeu mo tie
ict %ge5luunaen gctuclcn, mad 9dlti.
more 5rl foumuen. Wtono bobe iid
oil9eniheinIih iiber iGrcr 9eiud)
nidlt beionbcrS Qcfreut, OcHu er bat
iic, ibrc Socntit0t 81 Dcrbcimliden,
ga iie linn bel Icilcn qci6GitIidcn
llnternebmcn binOcrlid icin f0nntc.
3ie 6rou bc5og oober in Hr. 400.
@eIt . SorotoQoitrobc, ein 3inmncr
unb perbielt iid 10 laugc rltbig, bic
ibr 8emobl obermolS ucrqoB, ibr
oos notbiqe @cIo fir ibreu lluter.
bait 5t ienbcu. 5rou Won0 tbeiltc
fcrner nit. ouB ibr 8cno6l tuSinG'
Sing bcrcitS geitrciitc GlcioulQ &c.
trogen babe mo il, G6ilooclpbia iei
men 9iirGer, melf)cr $1,000 8iirg'
id)oit iiir i'm Itcate, i'm Slide &c
IoIieu babe. o. r e
8origcn SerbIt lief M}ouO ourd)
sic In5ci9cn elmer 6iciigen 3eitung
eilen @cridtcritottcr fir cine Oeitt
ide 3eituno iufcn. Giele fii6lteu
lid berllfeL obcr mn menige lurr'
ocn mlSgelu0bIt oern 81 ocm llnter-
liebmen, lueldc8 onaqbIir ir Sin.
0otota ms 2ebcn trcten ioute, por
ein gang ouberorocntIideS @enie err.
forberlid, mo ga iih in Baltimore
Elm loIdeS @enic nidt ion0, na6m
Der quito Wouo NIT einem Wonne
oorlie6, Der 500 binterlegcu fonntt.
Der Wam ioutc $40 oic Mo6c et.
boIten mo bate MIR iebr ipeni0, luie
ieoer beriibntc Sournoliit, 5u t6tm.
Obi6on Der Elon non ~uornbcrein
Icbr ourdli6tia oltSiob, 70 fono ii6
hod Der geiuiinihte Mnnn. Nls ole
peripro6ene 8eibGitiQumg megen
Wangel an Arbcit dufborte, Auanotc
lid Der ncltgebudene S%ournoliit an
Ole Goli5ci NIT Der Bite, ibm miehcr
81 leinen iolter ueroientcn 800 5t
perbeIfen. SoS @clo lit abcr I'M
Wono all9elcgt ulo |6efnnntlidl fam
Nip NoIi,nt INN So ut4t9 kNIo,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-19

men, Inn Den 8ioerruf zines 8efebls
5u er5ningelf, peIfer eS 0en 9retn.
fern hitter ltmitdnoen sin EfIidt
ma6t, ais Sct5pr 81 oienen. 0ieier
9efebl iit .ote Smlptbcihmeroc Der
8itgbt0ienitcten. llnterbotOl1ngtn
iiber otn .nnitGBiBen GrIoB iino nod)
8tuiihen Sen 9eulntcn Der gobuget
ieIlihaft ina Den @crtrctern ser Nn.
aciteQten I'M @auQC.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-19

sn Dresden bat Der. uncertainties
Sabadstrilit ne%uereinss ole beoeu-
tenoe Gignrrettcnfqbrif Soietti obior-
brit. ~ .n;s,sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-19
@crmiiMte telearapliide Nepriden.

~ 9qpio 0tc9tee IN .Ttlbi, &.sgz
i6oB ouf Grnit Sorotr, lpeil Oieirr
Der 6rdil WE(gtcc SIT arnBt Ntufncrt-
ionlteiteit eripieien bobeit foQ. @Qr0cr
luuroe ooii. 5>pei 0uQcllt gctroifcu lit
ober uidt GebenSacidbrtid) p%cr,ullnoet,
&Gorgc $. 0dIrb>iplc aus
@recnmid lit in Stoot9 lluterridlts.
Geportcmcnt Sum Grominotor fir
Stoot9>piiicnid)oft uno &olfSmirtb-
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The Washington times., 1905-05-29
RAIN COATS
Rubber SILK Is the Newest Material.
Lightweight and Cool-In Strik-
ING Coiors

Rubber silk is the favorite material
now for raincoats. While many good
models are shown in other fabrics, moth
ing else seems to equal it in choice for
suitable stormy weather wear
Among the best-liked patterns in these
garments is the redingote. gathered IN
a belt at the waist line. very trim and
comfortable coat.
These coats are all unlined, having the
rubber finish of the fabric on the inner
side.
Navy blue of an attractive and rather
bright hu. Is used. with pipings of white
satin Wide dolman sleeves are faced
with white satin, as Is also the front
hem Of the coat.
Straps having similar pipings trim the
side seams and button flaps and epau-
lettes over the shoulder have the same
finish. One three-quartef length coat
is In bright scarlet. with cuffs trim
med with stitched self--material and
velvet, and pipings OF the latter on
the stole. which finishes the mill
tary cape The other three-quarter
length garment Is in the loose UNI
breIla pattern of covert colOred silk
rubber, with cuffs and collar trimmed
with navy blue satin. The sleeves are
immense bishop affairs, and the coat Is
finished with deep hem OF stitched self
material. These garments, While doing
duty for rainy weather outer dress, are
also adapted to automobile wear. For
the latter usage they must be matched
in appropriate headg IT.
The Washington times., 1905-05-29
" Shaped Yokes.

Most of the chemise gowns are
trimmed in ''V'' shape yoke effects, the
back being cut with round neck from
which the fullness falls.
new feature Of the June brides 8
lingerie is the embroiderie anglafse
which is used in waists and combined
the elaborate sets are beyond the reach
Of girls with small incomes, not few
OF the most charming gowns could be
made at home. Yoke and sleeves Of d
pretty gown can be made Of wide en-
broidery edging, the scallops finishing
the square yoke and edges of the
sleeves. The sleeves can be made very
short and Aaring. Narrow beading
should be used to attach the yoke to
sook is used The bottom of the yoke
can be cut V-shape and the scaliops
which finish the top Of the yoke can be
trimmed with baby ribbon, Whlcn is
run through them. IF the embroidery
is not open enough to admit OF this,
inch wide satin or wash ribbon can be
attached at one side OF the yoke in a
rosette with lop ends near the ShouI-
der. The same idea may be followed
out in the other pieces to complete the
is this: Use fine sheer nainsook and
criss-cross il with half-inch wide Val
insertion. Cut from the piece yoke and
sleeves, the latter bell shaped or how
ing Edge yoke and sleeves with Val
beading and edging. Run narrow was Il
ribbon through sleeves to finish in
bows at the e1tsw and ribbon in yokes
to finish in bows at the left side, or
center, as liked Yoke and sleeves
can be cut first and criss-crosed with
the lace afterward If preferred, but the
material must, OF course, be cut out
underneath after the lace IS sewed on.
The Washington times., 1905-05-29
HOW TO WASH AND AIR FLANNELS
BEFORE PACKING AWAY FOR SUMNER
The Cedar Chest Is the Nicest and Cleanest
Receptacle to Store Away Woolen Goods.

is followed. except that the soapbark
Is put into an old muslin bag before II
is dropped into the water. The second
bath must be ''sudsy." as the washer
women say, and II must be ready, so
that the blanket does not chill before II
IS rinsed.
Afte, It has been thoroughly dried and
aired, the blanket can be packed away
as just described.
To Wrap the Blankets.
Round or fiat packages can be made of
blankets Some people prefer to roll
them as they do not crease. AT least
four camphor bags should be used for
every blanket before wrapping 1t in pa
per. Each blanket wrapper should be
labeled according to the room In which
1t belongs.
Then if Mary is sent 10 fetch the guest
room blanket, she will not have "a un-
wrap the trunkfrl before finding that for
which she is i'll search.
Wool gowns and those trimmed with
fur should be packed away at the
earliest possible moment after they are
discarded for the season. Prompt action
lessons the likelihood of moths deposit
ing their larvae. Such garments should
be brushed and beaten thoroughly, left
TO air for five or six hours and then
packed at once, or hung III dry closets
covered with large muslin bags, sewn
tightly around the coat hangers from
which they depend.
The Washington times., 1905-05-29
A JUNE TROSSEAu
Dainty Lingerie Made at Home Is Not
Expensive-Some French Models
Attractive.

The girl who is to be married in June,
and even she who is not contemplating
matrtmony. can add to her trousseau
many charming extra pieces Of lingerie
If she is clever with her needle.
Handmade underwear is always the
iaintiest. likewise the most costly to
buy; therefore any additional hand
sewn garments which can be counted
in the outfit are to be appreciated.
Regulation bridal sets contain three
or four pieces. Sometimes the fourth
piece takes the form OF a dainty knee
length petticoat or corset cover.
Three-pieee sets sell from $40 to 800,
the latter being trimmed with lace of
Il quality which makes for the expense.
Gowns are made almost exclusively
now IN the chemise style. to be drawn
over the head. Short sleeves, too, have
entirely superseded the long ones. None
of the new sleeve patterns are made to
fall below the elbow and many are quite
short, reaching only TO midway Of the
upper arm.