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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-09-21

NbhanDruna rSpanien". rihtete gez
fnnbe llnternebmungen 5u @runoe,
unb fpenn bann SSrembe ibre aapitaz
lien unb ihre 3rGfte einfeben ilnb
qlGnaenbe @rfplae erstelten, 10 tpirD
aeaen fie sum 3nede ibrer moterielIen
G6dbtgung intriguirt unb tie tperben
NIT Steuern berdrt bebriidt, bdB lie
fhlieBli9 bas SSelb rdumen miiFen.
Die esnDuitrie, bon Der etgentlt6 nur
in gatalonien unb in ben 8dsfi1den
Bropinaen bic &ebe 1ein tann, be-
finbet it4 in dbnliher Gage 1pie Die
2anbtpirtbidaft; fie bef9rdntt fid
duf ipenioe 9iitrifte, bic iebes gpm=
munifationsmitteIs entbebren unb err
tpdrtet alIes bon bpben S9uBaDaen,
bic iie bon Der &eaierung forbert, artz
itatt ibre etgenen &rGfte slt entpideln
unb aur @eltung 81 bringen. eSm
sSnnern bes 2anbes tpirb Der 6anbel
na6 tpie ppr in primittpfer Weife Be-
trieben; unb felbit bic borbanbenen
@ifenbabnen baben feline ipeientlt6en
ssortfhritte berbeigefiibrt, ba fie Der
perbinbenbenMbs entbehren.
8eaiigli9 bes 6anbels nah Muben lit
nur cine 3unabm Der @einz unb Mi=
neraltendusfubr bemertbar, tpd6renb
bic @infubr ii4 por5usspeiie uuf
gplpnialtpaaren unb Qurusartifel erz
itredt, bic fir bic befbenpsn 8laffen
beitimmt itnb unb beren 9erbrau9
bober nur Elm eerinofiigiger 1ein fann.
sSn allem iibrieen 1T Der Sanbei tpie
bic 2anbnirtbidaft lotaliiirt, 5uiamz
menbanqlps unb obne ieglihe sSnitiaz
tibe. sSft 10 auf alien 9ebieten bes
tptrtbfdaftlt6en 2ebens Elm beflaz
qensipertber Stefitanb su beraei6nen,
10 finb bie iibrtgen 8erbdltntife our9%
aus ni9t band6 aneetban, in abIehz
bdrer 3eit Gpanien ieinsr Mrmutb
au entreiBen. Mie lit bie5 au6 mDgz
li6 in etnem 2anbe, mo bic Ypltftt
aum 9etperbe eeporben 1T unb mo
bas nit ieber neuen Regierung reu
refruttrte 8eamtentbum nur barauf
bebadt lit, in m0gIt6 tur3er 3eit
groBe ginna6men aus ben Memtern
au eraielen! Die SSrage, ob es Spa
MEN mDqlt6 lit, itd ous bieien triiben
matertelen unb fulturellen 8erbdltz
nihen empor3uurbeiten, fam nt4t
obne tpeiteres perneint tperben. Die
8orbebinaung bterfiir aber 1T Elm bDlz
Tiger 8ru9 nit benz bis6ertgen Sbz
item, oeien 8eibebaltung gum poGittz
Then, tptrtbi9aftlt9en unb moraliz
f9en 8dnferptt fii6ren miiBte."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-09-21
Gin prnK-inputttTbra 31rr-
nrClfttfft.

en- eSapan lit cine qroBziapantf4e
9artei i'm @ntiteben, beren Setter be-
reits bic 9runbaiiqe ibres proz
gramms in Der iapanii6en preiie 81
erDrtern beoinnen. DAB bic grfolge
Der iapaniiben Waffen au Waher
unb su 2anbe f6lieBlih babin fiibren
tpiirben, mar porausauieben; baB Die
sSii6rer Der 8etpeaun9 qerabe bieien
Nuqen6lid our Broflamirung tbrer
sorberunqen tpdblen, 1T onaeii6ts
Der eben beenoeten sFriebensDerbanbz
lunqen ebenio peritGnbli6.
0os groarumm @roR> >Seapans 1T
sinfa6 unb tura: ss forbsrt bic Grz
ridtuna zines qruBen iapaniIden
gontinentdl=Gei4es na4 benz 8prz
bilbe @roBbritdnniens. Ser Mtttel'
puntt 0ieies gteiaes tpiirbe natiirliA
rNippon" bleiben, befen 6errI6aft
iiber Die ssnieln bss @ti[len Saeans
iih ertreden, beifen gontinentalzRet9
aug Der Manbi6uret unb HuffI9z
Sitiibirien BON Mlabttpoitof Bis
&amf6otfa unb pom Sf9otiftI9en
Meerbufen bis aum 8aifal=See ii9
ausbebnen fou. Mit &orea als
.Geihslanb" tpiirbs biefes 9roBiapan
Der 2ufunft Elm abaef6lofienes @anae
fir iih bilben, befen einaelne S6eile
fi6 um bas iapanif6e Wieer in tpeiz
tenn Greiie eruppiren unb leBteres au
einem iapanifhen 8tnnenmeer ma>
den.
Gin 8iinbnib nit China niirbe
sSapon mad Mniift Der ssiiripreher
Dieies programms bon Der 2anbfsite
ber 10 out tpie unanareifbar MAIDEN,
benn, 70 fiibren iie aus, gfuBlanb
tperbe es ME ipaaen, sSsapan anaugrei=
fen. fobalb biefes einmal bic Millioz
men bes dineiifhen Heihes nah benz
eiaenen 0orbilbe reoroaniiirt unb
beifen 9ruppen auf aleide 6Dbe nit
ben iapaniiden qebrdht babe. Oas
dnerbinas iperbe cine ldneere Neibe
bon ssabren erforbern. RuBlanb
tperbe aber auf ale ssd1e nod ipeit
ldnaer brauhen, um iih bon ieiner
iebiaen Nieberlaae au erbplen.
MuBer MuBlanb aber oGbe es feline
anbere Maht. bic aud nur baran
benfen f0nnte, bas iopanifM gaeid
au 2anbe anauareifen. 3ur See gdbe
es nur eine Nation, Die sesapan qefdhre
lih iperben fDnnte: Mmerifa. Dieies
aber fsi pDllia burh ben @ebanfen
abforbirt. feiner mod INNER tpahienz
ben 8ebOlferuna nnb sSnbuitrie neue
MGrfte au erfhlieben unb fperbe Der
offenen ghiir in Oitaiien aern felbit
bic Vbilippinen opfern. Qlls 6ans
bels& unb ssnbuitrieSStaat aber fei
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-09-21
olus Ger Dode.
melt un6 Eeben unter Der Eupe
e6itorielIer Betrahtung.
an Der ,.nr,nepirhet oBrr,t,r.

&SU GEE UuCfuEprIuJEI vDTEEtze'
ssn Der frieblihen MuseinanberfeB=
una atpilchen Shpeben uno Gornez
gen iit laut 8erhanblungen Der betz
Oer1eitiqen gpmmifGre nur nod Elm
@treitpuntt au erlebigen: Die S4leiz
FaEe Der nortpeaiihen 8efeittgungen
an Der Siibarenae aeaen Sdpeben.
Seine berfelben lit @renafeitun9 in
turppGiihem Slime; feline trGqt einen
offeniiben gbaratter; iie umfafet
teinen Gaum bon 8eoeutung unb bill
ben tein befeitigtes 2u9er, bas ses
etenet tpdre. eine aroBere Sruppenz
aabl aufaunebmen. Gs ftnb nur be-
idbetbene Gperrfprts on ben Megen
ndh Gbriftianid. Die S6tpeben aber
'neinen, bic in iiinafter 3eit angelegz
ten sseftunasperfe triieen bebroblt=
den Gbaratter, tpietppbl iie tpdhrenb
Der 0auer Der Union auf gmpfebz
lung bes &Dnias Sstar angelegt
tpurben. eSn elmer Gprrefponbena
aus Nprtpeaen beiBt es bariiber:
g5ds bieten uns nun bic S6neben
dn9 sic berlanaen in Der Mtrflidz
fo;l baB mir Die Meae bis nobe an
bic Shore unfsrer Souptitabt often
laffen foiIen, tpdbrenb lie aur @ntz
f6Gbiaunq Elm Stiid Tires 2anbes
neutraltfiren tpollen, bas fir fie MILF
tGrifdb CANA bebeutunqsGps lit. Die
fiiraefte Speratipnslinie BON Der
@renae Bis gbriitiania lit 80 Sem.
lang, baoeden BON Der 9rense Bis
Stodbplm 600 3m. Die 9reite Der
Zone. bic na6 Der ihtpeDifhen sSorz
oeruna. tpie. lie in Der ihtpebii6en
Breffe ouFQeiteat tpprben lit, ouf Der
nortpeqifhen Seite Der @ren5e unbez
fefiQt bletben Iol, bic Bone sfpiI6en
Der 8ren3e unb bem @lommen, um2
fdBt ettpd 35-45 SIM. unb sipar aez
robe oas @elGnbe, bas iih in herbprz
rdaenber Meiie aur 8ertheibioung
BON Nortpe9ens SouptitoOt etgnet.
@nbli6 muB nod bemertt iperben,
boB Die 8efeitiqunaen tpGbrenb Der
Sauer Der Union ouf fOnioli6en
Gpri9laq in ibren iebiqen Stonb gez
bro6t ipurben. RDnia Ssfar tonnte
it6 ndmli6. mas bic 56tpeben ieBt
IN Der aorntQen Grreounq nidt au
tonnen i6einen, aur WIrbioung Der
dnoeren 5eite Der Sa6e empor19iptnz
aen. Sett 1888 beitebt Thon bic Nnz
nabme, baB Elm duBerer SSeinb. Der bic
6albinTel anqreift, ppn ben gutsn
6dfen in 8obuslen borbrtngen unb
bon Often aus etnen 9lnqriff auf
gbriitianid MAIDEN t0nnte, oas in Der
W}itte Der 5ulbtnIel lteat, ipdbrenb
Stodbolm in Ser peripberie ltegt.
Wenn Die Setter tpieber rubio tper=
ben uno Shtpeben tpieber beritebt,
baB RorpeQen ibm elm tpobl freier
ober bod auberIGifiqer 9Sreunb iein
min. 70 ipiirbe niemonb iid bitterer
iiber bic Saleifunq bteier 8efefttounz
cen gu betlaoen baben ais gerabe
S6tpeoen ielbit.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-09-21
Gbiur1trd1e Berrrsrefnrnt.

Der dineIi1de @eneralmaipr
Sfdang unb Sberit @ei, bic auf Der
0ur9reife na9 Berlin in Mien nell
ten, ertbeilten einem 8ertreter Der
rPol. gprreipba." iiber ben Stano
Der 9inefifden Seeresreform fol-
9enbe 2(ufidIiifie:
9ie burd9reifenbe Neugefdltune
Der Webrmo9t gbtnas 1T nunmebr
10 ipett gebieben, baB man tbre 8plz
lenoung i'm gan3en 9epldnten l1mz
fange tnner6alb zines Sabres erparz
ten tdnn. Gs piro Bel btsfem Werte
ieOe lleberftiir3ung nermieOen, iebo9
bet uIIer 8ebd9tigtett audi tein au5u
lanqIames Sempo eingebalten. Gs 1T
pobl obne tpeiteres begreiflih, baB
bic @rmee ni6t nit einem S6lage
aqentbaIben auf bas gIet6e y}tDeau
geboben iperben tdnn, unb bab in benz
ieniqen Sbetlen bes &ei9es, no bas
6eeripeIen i6on friiber ouf b0berer
gtufe itanb, bic sSrii6te Der Reform
fth raf9er entptdeln aIs in anberen
propinaen. 9as tpeitaus tpi6tigite
bleibt, oaB bic 9ineiiI6e Mebrmadt,
Die ebebem in cine Heibe Iebr unglet6z
arttger unb ungleihtpertbiger 5eere
3erfiel, nunmebr 81 etnem in ieber
8eaiebun9, bas beibt binii6tltd Der
oberiten 2ettung, Der Musbilbung, Der
Iusriiftung, Der Uniform unb aller
ni9ttaeren @inaelbeiten, oollitanbig
etnbeitlt6en. &Drper umeeitaltet MUIR
be, 0ieie @inbeitlihfeit befunbet fih
aund6it in benz l1mitanoe, baB Die
9enennuna Der Mrmeetbeile no9 ben
proDinaen, in benen iie aufeelteut
tperben, uufgeboben tpurbe unb an
ibre SteGle bic gintbetlung bes ge=
fdmmten 6eerss in Nrmeecorps unb
tbre 8eaeidnung bur6 gaummern
trat. Die Waffeneattunesn iinb bic
etei6en tpte in alien mpbernen Or
meen: ScSnfanterie, &aba[lerie, Mrtil=
lerie, pioniere unb Srain. oebem
Corps muB unbebingt Elm Gesirnsnt
sSnfanterie unb Elm acknowledgement
angebDren. Die alte MusriiI iItung
purbe Bel Der eeiammten Mrmee
bur6 moberne 8epaffnung eriebt.
8eaiiaIi9 Der Uniform 1T i'm gan5en
6eere @leihbeit ie mad ben peri9iee
benen Waffengattungen, be5iebunes=
tpeiIe militGriI6en Haneitufen berge@
itent. 9te Musbilbung Der Sruppen
erfolat i'm qansen Rei9e na6 eleiden
8runbIdben unb elei6er Metbobe.
Sdmmtli6e tpihtieeren &eglements
in 8esug auf bas &ommanbo, Die
RanqDerbdltniffe, bic 8ebanbluns Der
gruppen, ben militdriihen Grub II.
T. tp. iinb iebt in gang China eleid.
9on ni9t gerineer Wi9tisteit fir bic
6ebung bes 6eertpeiens 1T bic 8eieiz
tiaung bon mifitdriihen ssunttionen
nit Memtern Der gipilperpaltung in
elmer 6anb (tpie ). 9. Der Ste[lung
zines Saotai nit berienieen zines
g6efs bes @eneralitabs elmer pros
btnaarmse), cine gumulirune, bic
riht ielten porfam. Die militGri-
fden eteGuneen, Die friiber Chill
fEnftionGren nebenber 3uoepieien
Daren, tperben BON nun an ausz
ndbmslos bon Witsliebern Der Mrmee
befleibet inerben. Die Oouer bes
6eerssbienites. Die fruber ean3 BEN
gelieben bes ginselnen preiseege5en
nor, lit bieier Willfiir nunnebr entz
aoaen unb in Der MeiIe aeregelt, baB
ieber. Der in bos 6esr nufgenommen
tpirb. brei Sabre reaularen Dienft 5u
leilten bat. bieranf crei Sabre Der Ne=
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-09-21

en- Rorren Wo bphrte Elm g2onn
yHo},er fnmmt ipdter tpenn Der oIiid@
Iiche sinber Der SelonelIe cine Mftiens
osIsIIidoft oriinben mirb
y 4
,1a4.. san ,,nof;;4,;6., s.tf,,,
m",.a ism nms'aash r. .san;pa., ps..uss 81.
t'o', D.l~"'S<n y 'D".Hrs'
iie iinb aber am meiften su befIaeen.
Ser SrnIt eines onten @efpif1ens fehIt
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-09-21

Il m gipeiB f9nen fteif gu fdlaz
gen, fiigt man eine Meferipibe Doll
@alo btnau. gu bea9ten 1T, bab Die
Semperatur bes @ies cine eroBe 3olle
beim S9neefdlagen ipielt; je niebrie
ger oiefelbe 1T, ie f6nelIer bilbet fi4
Der 64nee.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-09-21

Somatoes in @GG1ern. -
Oas @inma9en bon Somotoes lit elm
iebr einfades 0erfabren. Sebr reife
tomatoes tperoen in etne 6ols16ale
gelest uno nit fo6enbem WafTer
iibersofen. Dies loft Die 6out, bic
man bann letdt ab5ieben fann. Die
Somatoes tperben in einem ginma6=
topf auf mdbig beiBes syeuer gefebt,
obne 3ufdB bon WaKer pber Sc
mira, unb laneIam ~ Stunoe eez
fo9t. Damn eiebt man fie fo9enb in
Die 9ldier unb beri6lieBt oie1e feit
unb bi9t. On einem tiiblen, buntlen
PlaB iperoen iie Damn aufbepabrt.
@dnfemaF. Sn pommern
brinst man bic @Gnie in l1m3Gununz
gen bon etipd 100 S9ritt 0uaoratz
flG6e, in Senen ibnen freie 8etpegung
geftattet lit. Sn fpl6en 8ebdltern ift
Die Ibipartung bequemer uno IorsfGl=
tiger gu banbbdben, tpie au9 bur9 be-
rem Hetnhdltung bic 5rebluit Der
9biere erbDbt miro. Dur9 Ole su
enee ginfperruns leioet Der SSettz unb
Sleifdanfab, ebenfo Die 5ebern inz
folse Der nnreinlidfeit. Gutter,
ldmerer Safer gilt als bas befteMaft=
mittel, bod siebt er febr oiinnes, nicbt
febr beliebtes G1mdla. Man fiittert
beg balb bie Gdnie in Den eriten abt
5aeen nit seitampften Mobrriiben,
nit gefo9ten, gu einem fteifen Bret
qefneteten 3artoffeln unb in bic
arippen unb auf ben 8ooen tperoen
einise @rbfen seitreut. Sierauf bietet
man ibnen obne llnterbre9ung brei
Bis bier Gage lang gefo6te, absefiiblte
@erfte in einem Srose, pom elften biz
5tp0lften Sage an @eritenidrot, per<
mengt nit Rartoffelbrei. Na4 oht
Sagen folsen grbfen, tpel9e ben
@dnien in ben tGglih asreinisten
Maifertrog IN foldem MaBe sefdit=
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-09-21
6aus- unO can0mirt6Idjaft.

5arbige Sintenflede ipeiz
ben Der 8ebanOlung nit tpafIerfreieln
alfobol. Man beOient ii6 bosu elmer
retnen 3abnbiirite.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-09-21

SintenfIede e aus bel1em 5olse
au entfernen. 6ierau bebient man f9
am beiten Der berbiinllten 5dlsfGure.
SIT Der SLED beri6tpunben, 10 iu6e
man bur6 trdftiqes 96euern Ser be-
fledt getpeIenen 9telle nit Regenpafz
Ter (nidt 8runnenlpaKer ober gar
Setfe) Die Riid1tdnOe Der Operation
gu entfernen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-09-21
Speet

Sur ginma6seit. @ipeet
gorn einaumd9en. Die aDrner perz
Den bon ben &olben gef6nttten, in
9ldier ober 8annen eefuat unb au>
iammen9ebriidt. Damn tperhen bic
&annen berf9loi1en poer nerlDtbet
nno in einen 8eKel nit faltem Mafz
fer 9eitellt. 9arin ldBt man iie brei
5tnnben obne 9ufbDren fp9en.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-09-21

Milben nerben iuneen
8 ibnern unb Gdnien berz
berbli9. I'm iie db5ubalten, ftreut
man in Die Stdlle Sarrnfraut; um ite
gu tilsen, bdngt man in ben Std[Ien
tleine, NIT 9dipefelfpblenitoff eefillte
Wfebtainflufden uuf unb erneuert ben
Sdpefeltoblenitoff na4 benz 8erz
bampfen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-12
3,4OO Yds. Plain 4Oc. Japanese
Habutai at 29C, Yd.

Many which these Silks put They
exceedingly popular Christmas We sell thousands Of
yards year this will pay buy and have them
They sell always at 4oc yard saving yard mpor-
Plenty of each OF the following shades
HELIoTRoPE,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-12
Early display of Xmas
ART NEEDLEWORk

of
AIRED in leworkD
iceSa reno
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-12
THE DESK SALE.
-; =: $500 e: T.: :;
Mahogany. T'''

Sale 5 t a ri e q yesterday
morning. They are going
fast. The three carloads will
not last long.
In all our experience we
never sold an article to SO
large a per cent OF those
who came to look as we
did yesterday with these
desks. 1t is no wonder, for
they are the biggest values
we have ever seen. Chairs
to match, $500. Specially
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-12

Silk-finish Sateen Petit
coats; look like silk; with
20-inch accordion pleat, fin
ished with flare ruffie and
small tucks. Well tailored.
$1.08.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-12
Lanbrequins

LamDrequlnS
of sateen. 25c. to Sl.U9.
OF silk, $50 to $1,000.
OF velour, worth $500, for
s1.75.
New Swiss Shams and
Scarfs, in applique Enc
patterns. Choice at OVS'
Plain or Stamped Linen
Pieces for eyelet, Hede5a,
shadow or ribbon work, as
follows:
Centerpieces. 25c. to s1.J0.
Scarfs, 25c. to $500.
Shams. 25c. to $500.
Table Covers. ACC. to $500.
Fancy articles.
Laundry Bags, 25c. to
$3.50.
Shams and Scarfs of mus
lin, each, 1212c.
Hand embroidered Gem
terpieces, Sofa Cushions
and many Renaissance and
Cluny Lace Pieces at less
than half-because they are
a trifie soiled from han-
ding. After washing they
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-12
Mira
Music
Cabinets

A musical instrument of
the very highest order.
More of these in the re-
fined homes of this city
than all other kinds to-
gether.
The reason is found in
the superiority of the mu-
steal properties of the
MIRA, noted for their
sweetness of tone.
The -grandest Christmas
gift for a home.
Inv estigate NOW
Christmas but IS buying
days away.
q different styles.
Lowest price, $3.50.
Highest price, $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-12
Other black fabrics.

Lupin's Silk and Wool
Crepe de Paris; 81 go
quality at, a yard. 4 SS'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-12

will be as good for decora-
tive purposes as though
perfect.
$500 renaissance
scarfs, SI.75.
G 90 d size Renaissance
Scarfs, all-over lace or with
linen centers. What pref
tier gift for gift giving?
Beads.
Bead Looms. soc.
Bead Books, Zoe. and 2jc.
Bunch of Beads, l0c.
Chain Clasps. Toe. to &c.
Purse Tops, DC. to $3.50.
Opera Bag Tops, zoe. TO
$50.
kindergarten Beads, Toe.
box.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-12

IF YOU HAVE never seen this
MISS VIOLA you will have the
greatest doll surprise of your HE.
You cannot do yourself justice i'll
Christmas giving without at least
coming to see this wonderful doll
before making decision.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-12
SI.25 brOadcIOth at SOC. ssrd

ywhere else in the city under S1.25 a yard.
lg a large order a special discount in
up fast enough for us-and we Invariably
lg it.
has a beautiful luster for a low-priced
me- plum, wine, garnet and blue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-12
Topographic wood
articles.

Ice. Plaques, sc.
15c. Plaques, 1Oc.
S5c. Plaques, 25c.
Glove Boxes, worth &c.
for 1212c.
First Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-12

You cannot duplicate this same cloth
1t was made especially for US, and by givi
price was made. The mill cannot make 1t
outseu each lot within week after recelvi
Another lot is just in. This broadcloth
cloth Shown in new shades of green, br'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-12
Miss Viola is a tWO-dOIIar dol

MISS VIOLA is ball-jointed
throughout, The ball joints allow
the limbs to turn naturally. We can
give YOU blonde or brunette, each
with long curly hair, brown or blue
eyes,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-12
Stylish Trimmed Hats, S3.75
Worth $500 and $500
Worth $500 and 5000.

Choice of hundred different stlesand they are all pretty Every
will be found the lot Made OF velvet
chenille silk braid and other materials Trimmings OF wings RIB
bons, flowers quilts and velvet.
Such goodookng lot of Hats that would instantly class them
being worth S. 500 and 5000.
There variety that makes difference what shape you
prefer, will undoubtedly find it here
Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-12
Woods.

4-fold Germantown, hank,
l0c.
S-fold Germantown, hank,
l0c.
Shetland Floss, h., $1.l0.
SaXony Yarn, hank, Zoe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-12
800 Yds. 81 Chiffon Velvet at CSC. Yd.

These Veves aste very finest quality silk and dyes
They all French makeeve yard imported Both pile and back
silk They dsnvey dress velvets, with the soft chiffon
making them adaptable waist and
The line of shades remarkable consisting OF the following, adj
iOn the pastel shades that cannot be distinguished by
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-18

dnless they voice their exertion- It has
been explained that this chanting Is an
expression of sympathy between the
but it may he with them like il
is with the Irish When Pat resorts to
this system IL is to make sure that
Mike is not Sinking hut doing his hest
to earn his salary. The strength Of
these men who do the work of beasts
of burden is almost incredible They
carry blocks of building stone that one
of our labOrers wouldn't even attempt
to turn over. The loads are generally
balanced on poles in Chinese fashion
and as one of them comes toward you
with his peculiar shuttle YOU recognize
at once that he is a good roadster but
to save your life you can't tell whether
he is A PAGER or a trotter.
Good Night in Fair Japan
The jinrikisha gives YOU the back
ache IL you are not used to it The
proper thing to do Is TO lie back and
make Yourself at home but the anna
teur doesn't feel like getting too famil-
lar with it OF short acquaintance. He
feels like the old lady who took hCr
first ride I'm a sIeeper-She hoped there
would be no accident but felt that II
was safer to sit up and &c ready I'm
case anything did happen The riN-
Sha man is dripping wet with sweat
It seems like cruelty to animals TO
keep him going longer and. besides. it
Is getting late. The lofty cone Of old
Full is fading into mist The sam
pan sails flap idly as the bOatmeu call
to each other across the water. Lights
flare out along the bUnd and begin To-
sparkle on the gray waste of roofs i'm
the lower town. The air rings with the
eternal clatter of wooden clogs. At in
tervals the deep muffied sound waves
from the temple bell ron in upon your
senses. You hear the blind massage
mans Shrill whistle and the metallic
CIank of the fire WatChman'S StiCN
The servant bows low rs he brings
your candle and with regret YOU say
your first good night in fair Japan
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petticOat under her kimOno is single,
and one displaying a white under-gar-
ment is married Occasionally you meet
one whose teeth are painted black. This
means that she is happily married and
desires TO diSfiguTe herself so that 9TH
eT men will not be attracted to her. 1t
is an old custom and is not praCticed to
a great extent now A woman with her
hair cut short is a widow who is so
grieved at the loss of her companion
that she has resolved never to marry
again and her abbreviated tresses is an
advertisement of that fact.
Here comes a Japanese couple who
are just home from America. Look
At their clothes, The woman * stiff
and unnatural She will soon forSake
this foreign hneTy and return To her
graceful kimO0O. They all want to
try European dress but the most of
them eventually abandon il for their
native attire which is really more suit
ed to them The man is d cross be
tween a pug and "A dude His trousers
need pressing 50 badly that there ap-
pears to be growth of knots on his
legs. He ought to have n collar and
a haircut. and even at that he would
be only a fair imitation of a cheap
sport.
An Extravaganza of Energy.
There are go many distinct types on
every hand that when I attempt to see
them all I feel like the fellow in the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-18
Thomas 3. Reed the Larger Party.
CBOston Herald.)

(BOStOn Herald.)
Not long before his death the Hon.
Thomas B. Reed visited some friends at
their summer residence at Watch Hill.
R l. Late in the afternoon he was
driven up to Westerly to take the :
o'clock train for Boston 1t was
warm evening, the horses Jagged, and
he missed the train, the last Boston
bound train stopping at Westerly that
night.
As Mr.. Reed had an important en-
gagement in Boston early the next day
he seemed worried until he learned
that there was Il Boston express which
passed Westerly at 3 o'clock. Then he
smiled.
Going to the telegraph office he di-
rected a telegram TO the superintendent
of the road in Boston, and sent the fol-
, lowing MESA ge.
Twill you stop the ? o'clock express
at Westerly tonight for a large party
| for Boston,"
/ The answer came: Yes. Will stop
| train"
Mr.. Reed read the message and
| smiled. When the train pulled in Mr..
! Reed quietly started to board it. when
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-18
Those Preachers Wives.
CSt. Louis RepublicD

\ popular clergyman saw lady
about to call. whom he was anxious
not to meet. So he said to his wife. iii
run upstairs. my dear. and escape till
she goes away
After about an hour he quietly tip
toed to the stair landing and listened
All was quiet below Reassured- he
began to descend. and called out till
the baIuStrade-
well. my dear. you got rid of that
old bore at Iast2"
The next instant a voice from below
rooted him 10 the spot II was the
voice of the caller, Then came "a To-
Spouse which sounded iuexprcssih'v
sweet to him. 1t was the voice Of his
Vie
Yes. dear, she went away over all
hour ago, but here is our good friend
Mrs. Blank, whom 1 am sure you want
10 meet"