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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-27
SANTA CLAUS AT
 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

The hearts of the little Baptists ol the city were made glad with ex ceeding gladness Tuesday night by the arrival of Santa Claus with a big Christmas tree laden with all kinds of pleasant surprises. The First church was the scene of brilliance and gayety on this occasion, and ev' cry one who attended had good time.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-27
SHOE STORE BURGLARY.

The store of the Leverenz, Truloclz Shoe company was burglarized Tues day night ,and four pairs of shoes and two boxes of socks were stolen by the thief. The burglar effected an entrance by breaking the glass window in the rear of the store. There is no clue to the perpetrator, but the officers are working on the case,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-27

Do I read advertisements? ex. claimed a we'll known business man. when I propounded the query. Of course I do. The advertisements are as interesting, more so, than the oth. CT matter. It is very fascinating to note the progress of the art of adver- tlsing.-lnterview in a Boston paper.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-27

many loans. The capital is s450,0 and deposits nearly $1,50o,O ,O00. There is no chance for it to affect other banks. The doors were closed by the officers of the bank themselves and not by an officer of any court. The assets are given at $3,6oo,0oo, and the liabilities at sB,O00,O00.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-27

Do enough advertising in the regu- lar columns of the newspapers to en- title you to consideration Business College. N. Y.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-27
JUDGE GRACE
Will Install Officers of Local Masonic
 Lodges.

Judge A. B. Grace, as grand master of the Masons of the state, has been invited by Pine Bluff lodge No. 69, and Jacob Brump lodge, No. 160, F. and A. M., to install the officers of those lodges who have been elected for the ensuing year. The ceremo- nies will take place at the Masonic hall tonight.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-27

If a business man will consider ad- vertising as necessary to him as steam is to the engineer, and then study until he is able to compound it scientifically, he will find it pow CT which will make it unnecessary for him to economize.-Edith R. Ger. ry, Seigel-Cooper Co.,, N. Y.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-27
SANTA AT FIRST
 PRESBYTERIAN.

The Sunday school pupils of the First Presbyterian church enjoyed a grand Christmas tree and celebration Tuesday night. The tree was loaded down with good things and pretty things for the little folks and some of the bigger ones. The affair was one of the most pleasant in the history of the congregation.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-27

A telegram received here by the Walter Cotter and company exchange says that the doors of the Merchants Trust company of Memphis have been closed. It is also stated that the concern is thoroughly solvent, and that the cause of the failure was too
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-27

Ordinary household accidents have no terrors when there's bottle of Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil in the medicine chest. Heals burns, cuts, bruises, sprains. Instant relief.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-27

You can shout it from the house top, You can shout it from the steeple. But if you shont it through the press 'Tis heard by far more people.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-27
SKULL HARDER THAN BULLETS Defects Three Shots When Man At-
 tempts Suicide.

New York, Dec. 2S.-After firing th~eo shots at his head, man who roeistered at the Bowery house as Feeger Lesser was taken to hos rital yesterday suffering from three e,-rerecial scalp wounds. The mans s'-nll is so thick that though the three bullets struck squarely they wo.o dofeetad and d.d little harm.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-27

A conservative estimate says tha the world expends $2,000,000,0O0 a year in advertising and in printed matter.-Boston Globe.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-27

Dull as the dickens," says the man who doesn't advertise.
 Business is booming" says the man who does advertise Profitable Advertising.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-27

"You needn't worry" said the man. ager, soothingly, 'there was a bargain advertisement printed in the pro gram" m."-Indianapolis Journal.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-27

Success and prosperity are impos sible without publicity.-Henry Refs Cashier, Old National Bank, Evans villr. ind.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-27
WITH PIECE OF PENCIL.
Girl May Die as Result of
 Prank of Boy Playmate.

e 0iri May Die as Result of Prank of Boy Playmate. tlantic City, Dec. 27.-A fragment D lead pecil, fired from the bar |of a pistol. may cause the death Bessie Aug, 10 years old, who bow in a critical condition at a pita1. She was playing with Jno. Ls, ..4 years old, when the lat Estuck the pencil into the barrel k 6f which was loaded with
 .zftfidges, and fired it at the 6e pencil entered her head and I'd almost through. Physicians @1pt able to ascertain whether it
 I'd the brain.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-27
ASSOCIATED CHARITIES.

The associated charities will make another attempt to organize next Thursday night. It is earnestly re- quested that full attendance be present.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-27
RED MEN MEET TONIGHT,

The Red Men will meet tonight and install their newly elected off1 COTS for the ensuing term A banquet will be served.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-27
For Men Only

make clothes for men only. Fit and workmanship guaranteed. Eisen kramer, the tailor, above Citizens bank. Second avenue, corner Pine street. '
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-27
BIG BANK FAILS

MERCHANTS TTusT COMPANY UNDER BUT F IS STATED POSITIVELY THAT THOROUGHLY SOL. VENT-THE ASSETS ARE sa,ooooooo AND LlAsILl TIES AT S20600oo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-29

6ob $3.50 bis 800; Eiloumcnt pro
10 Eio. &orb Zoe. bis Doc. Gorottcn,
pro @iinocl 1i4c. bis 1$tc.; Gina.
bobncrL pro boIbe4 SAB 6Oc. bis 75c.
MoiH, pro TubCn0 lc. bis Sc.
Groceries uHo Brppiic e.
SoI5ilciidL PRO EiumO: feline GU
gar Gurco Shintcn t3Ht.; GroBc
ShilfCn t2c.; G@nlilprniCr Sd,ill.
fen SEC; Sltgor Gurco Shultcrn
Size; trodcn 9cioI5cnc Scitcnrippcr
tOHc,; Spcdicitcu i0l&c.; trodcn
Qcial5cne SGultcru See; rcincS
Shulolj in &icrcc@ Sl2c.; Spcd
idultcru &c; WicB . ShlucincllciiD
$1,000 pro SAB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-29

{ ed1meiger'a Gsss.
Tr. 701 .iub TOT, EOtrbarb'gfrube ptse'
lni,rtown. SeiTfte ABe,ne nub 2iqp1re. !
/ Der Q~eihubtfte Sri auf Der erbe. - Ute !
5eifen BocEYuriUrs IN etsttdasfoSH. 1
Srou,cte a,eoteuurI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-29

FpitbcfOrocrnng mad Scm Nuslanoc.
GuslGnoiifc Eelt 'jtr sic nit 0cm
,. September enoenOc @ohe ihlieBt
bier (pijnftlidl III olIcn 60Qcn) mie
iol0t inn &oltpt EoItomtc.
Eodet 3 Eoit lit o''cn BON 8 llbr
%ormitto0$ bis 3 l(br 9Iotmittog3
tGNlid, ollSgenomlnCn Sonlto0S.
8udct.Eoit iilr Gcullh,ono id)licGt
bier bis sum %. sn0uit tGglid TO
llbr &ormiitoga; iilr @roBbritonnicn
mro Srlono Gienitog@ mo 6rcitogS
) llbr NudntittagS.
Gompicr uerlalIcN 9i0p Dort bis
nn%0crlucitig o%nge9ebct.
Grams Itlo0ti DIT 40 it.
Ticnito1 ~ Z llbr HbcnO3, iiir Glt,
ropo, per Eomplcr p(cltonic," pin
GucCnHtoiun.
Miltuod) ~ 10 llbr &lbcu0@, iijr
6rontrcidl Siio europa, Ggpptcu
mo Sritiih ? &nOicu, per 0ontpler
go Gouoinc," pio 6uprc (Foit iiir
unocrc( bcilcGuropo& mllB pcrGoms
pier go Iouroine" o0rciiiri lcin).
6rCitoQ - 6 llbr JbcnoS, iiir Sr'
lonb, per Gompier ollmbrio," piu
Guccn3tomn C}oit rjr ouocrc (bcilc
Gltrppo'@ mus perl0mpfcr ollmbrio"
oorcilirt icin); I llbr Nbcn02, iiir
europa, per Nonp'r oSt.Foul, "pio
NlDmoutb mno Gbcroourg.
y o it ii / 2 ii .. uuo Central.
inertia a, " c t&noicn etc.
Gicnitog - ltbr,}otmitto0@, iiir
>Somuico, per 2unlplCr BON @oltol
3 llbr NbcuoS, iiir 9roiilicn mo olc
90 Eloin Stoaicu per Nompier
nGopri", rin Mocei Riu &onciro uto
Sunto9; 10 llbr Nbmoa, iiir Ncrmi'
ga, per Compiler nNrnuloion;" lilr
Snuglo, &oiti mn Colombia, per
Sampler o&olbipio,' iiir Soitt, per
Gompicr oErins Mllcm Ger Critic"
iiir Curtis &@lono mo ct. Gomin'
90, per 0onpicr nGDcrotcc."
Mitipod) ~ llDr Nbcno%, lllr
bic ga Eloto Stootcn, perGomplcr
Settle FrinccB;" 10 llbrAbcno@, lilr
Gllbu, Dncoton NM Gumpcdc, per
Sampler o&igiloncjo."
Nomcrltog r. 10 llbr Nbeno@, Iitr
Ylcoton mo Gonpchc, per Gonplcr
nNo01rp;" liIr Cuba, per Compiler
oNioNoro."
Srcitag - 3 ltbr Nadnlitto9S, liir
Sonloico, per 9nnEIcr pom Bottom;
liir @crmuoo, per Nomplcr bon
NoIiior, u. g.; 10 llbr %SlbcnO&,' iiir
NclllunOlonO, per Nuntplcr ~Nolo'
liuo;" iiir Die so Bloto Il. Stootcn,
per Numpicr .NonoriuS;" liir 6or.
time \51lono, Somoico mo GoIont'
bio, per 0mnpfer oSorind;" litr Gu.
bu, per Gmrpier .Ntorro Gultlc;"liir
@reno0u mto Griniooo, per Gom.
pier o@rcnobo;" fir @uiono, per
Eompicr nCrongc Noiinn."
Montug 4. Scpt. - : l~lbr@bcno3,
liir europa, per Ganpicr paaiicr
MilbcIm ocr @robc."
e Eoit iiir 9ie~ulrnoIanO, bio 9iortn
SponcD mo liir Wiiqlicion, uia &u.
ltouL idIicBt bier tGGIid NM 3 ltbr;
iiir Gllbo, piu CAMPO, tGNlih 1 llbr
Niod)nlittoQS; iiir Goito Mica, bin
Ncm OrIconS, icocn 0icnitog s llbr
2lbennS; iilr Non0uroS (0ltfilitc) II.
Guatemala, pin Mobile, icOcu Mon.
tag s llbr Abcn0S.
Grams Bucific = o it.
2icnItog - I ltbr IbenoS, liir bic
EbiIippincu mo 8l,unl, uia Gan
6ron5i@co,
6reito0 - 7 ll6r abenoS, iiir so.
mali, Supurr, China uno Die BbiIip,
pincL biz Gan 6ror5iSco.
gplt iilr N%ltltroIicn, Ncu Guleoo.
nicit, uio &oncouoer, ld)Iicbt bier tag
lid bis sum 8. September 7 llbr
NberoS.
8. Sail 9urriS,
Foitmeiltcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-29
r. 3nlubrcn 50,7l7 9il-

Mocr. = 3nlnbrcn 90, 1Il Wlls
id)cI olla Ocn GIcuotorcn 5urild1c5oz
gcn 30.392 @uihcI; Glcpotorcn Dor
roth 1852 @itld)cl, Ecrf0ltic: 3
g8oQ0on9 ltr. > lpciBcr ST. 30, , @og,
Qon@ Nr, 9 luciBcr 81 30. I Muggon
9ir. 3 mciBcr III 29l2, 1 @o0gon Hr.
. mciBcr ST 80.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-29
Grii d fc un6 @ m Ii e.

aortoiiclL pro SOB 500 bis
$50; 3udcrriiben pro 9iinoet
1c.; @cibfobL pro Su1bert $500
bis $500; 3wiebeIn, pro guidel
G0t. bis G5c.; aepfel, pro SOB
$t.25 bis $i.75; crime 9obnen
pro Yuidcl 50c.; @nrfcn, pro
aorb 15c. bis 30c.; tomatoes, pro
Carrier 15c. bis G0c.; Nnonos, pro
Crate $500 bis 1925; Eiiriide, pro
Carrier $50 bis 81; G%antoloupes.
pro Grotc Gjc. bis 1925; @aiicrmc.
loncn Sc. bis 49,; 9irper, pro
aorb 5Oc. bis 500; Gamions, pro
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-29
Eru0uften Warft.

ltnieniicbcnoe Yreiie bC5ieDcn lid)
ollf Den GngroS Sanbel; fir Den
a~lcinban0cI mrb Elm entiprcdenbcr
Iuiidlog gcnlodlt lucrocn.
Gier, pro Gubcno 20c. bis DC.
Butter, bro Bilin0:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-29

Er. 1924, DftPeltimors,stra - Stm.
mer an Serren 5u permietben. - Ge,lfie
&cirinfe nnb Reine. .Ra1s Btem.Srlue'
reis"Pier. RerfcmmIunpsIofaI bsS OF.
xpmbnrbfir. Suimerm PGu. mrs Qelbs
&crc!as. Chef. Tel. -gSnlie 2552 VI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-29
Y.bum RuspiS Ntgss,nst,

Er. ft0f, siDrbsg enfrol'stoert
Ter -Norcuft Smmerpdbreubs rdnbstetu
BON Valtimore| %nerlGmneit Nh biet
l.ben Wcniaa, - 6ecrar Srebiu 4 cons
Pier am 8apL MO oeuilter urt btreft
bonn Hnb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-29
9uicna shncnaer,S GeIt.

2I15 GGlUettGn 8Gao, uabe Sreberth. sint.
%ie ueltel gStine i'm lS7llcn0. Wi1hls
Beiten at tcocr 3eit. SeihGlteinEfb cine
Spe8inliiGt. S~nlipilnartier hes Gar
routuu strheiters DtuimerNors"
(2lpril20.tS)f
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-29

sir. 1120 bis i122, Sartprbaabtnue.
Snrptundrtier oes .1bnlio'D l6nHerttoIs'.
SuHe uro GummerQurtcu btliq Al ber'
m,stbcu 6uier Ylue fit @ufiersroftrn.
Setniie Getrdnie. Srei%s0ol. q. 4 ~
1fIcpbon - Wtt. Vernon $500 u
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-29
Stcncmgeiuhc


Gtt ocniiher DtGIn. bcrbcirut6ct. ihrci5i II.
fprtht Sngliih, iuht Neihdfli0nn0; iann nit
Fterocn lHtaehcn; bat and iton Snrmarbeit
herrthtet, @ell. Gfterten erbCtcn inter III.
100" @rpccitipn oicies Sloncs. Ell y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-29
~~~-~-~--
9 aatua nab etatiaEhtsS =.
Nhrlna's Gantnn 2tsserlranh.eaas

SioipClt @de 8. Cir. II. Gait Goe., CAUTION.
Hnlipt lnnriter hes 9nrtou 2ieberirnn3 -
Si~neliunee iecen 9orne; fiag Abero. -
9nncns2>etciH bcriommcft iit ieeen Gtsn'
ilna Nbero. Eutionals ylicr an Supt.-
9bcfopcnfe 3cIepbpu; g8olfe 1853 q.
(Nprili3t0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-29
2ebu s. sherpcl &
senrp Is. efstn's Nesauraui.

yr. 2i6, 9Inp', nube Suipnro-Ghdbe
Wor8iiaIi6c 1eetnc. Gplritucten II, nntnfv
gigarreIL. @Piles @ier an 3apf. Hui.ib
tit Scfhdfts!cuic hon II 30 BORN. biz
9 libr WadhmittnRs IeIepb0u Is, & y.
Wt. NerHpa 300S-g. (DPdr3E)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-29

Ta!timurcr MiarftbcridItc.

30 | / tmurc {, -. NliQltlt lTNo.
NJ Ell I. - 3uiubrcn 1897 6ollcr,
rinihlicblih 1891 G0iicr 81 Occult
Foint uno 1871 GGllcr 5n Canton.
Niiitcupcrion0t - S0ller. SiC no
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-29

%crinmmluHRsloful oeS nNnicHin . 9uHs !
dNocs gr. 800. J. %" rStcubcusd0is !
Units Jtr, 1906" rShilers9iftrtits Gr. ,
1903, 9. Il. n" ur3 ,Diftriiis Gr. $50, !
3. Il. a." 9aae an Tereine Al bernie ;
tbctl. Scinile Niete. Betts mo olloere
@eirdnIe. U22 }
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-29

EorSyft Gle Bnu9d' iino @droltHs'Sf,nhe.
S~ouptamartier oes .@nnerriU 91nnercJors-.
NJ. ,@de &oua5, uno GarplineIfr. Rer.
einsccriummIung ieoen 9onueritaa ahenb.
9ieue WjtalIe6er milltpulmen Sor8G9'
l!dbeA Bier Der Acknowledgement tm 6dpt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-29
Su %ucrfnnfcn.

Flu ptrfaufen:
2ai3,. a115, nno 21t7. Ci.1a1ettc.straf
Itneeribtei. Prcis $3.50: 1rlno8inS $3.50 iabr.
tth.
tSmettof tees Snns nit 6 Simmeru, IN Der
lsioneii'ede her Gcnlpppos Abcilie mo Eubtfics
!trabc; ate ruoncrnen @tnrifimnacn. ein@blieBs
lth IbBlgeinltdl: BreiS $3.50: 8rtro5ins
1850 inbrlib.
0tne 6ethc ednier AT Vuro. Wruue. strase,
ftntiten 3ultrnourisfbennc uno SnDciics Gtrubc,
mt meoerilen @turidiuHacn. ~nteoriGer Grlmos
ftnS: Rreis $77b.
Mqe pbiaen 9duier itno neii uno foeher fcriiu
Befieut.
O.. Z. Gallagher,
Ndiuntcrnebntet.
t2s-) Phrtnn: 2s0S atrmunut.Nue
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-29
enniat,a ..NiditnIrnnA.0ane.A

g6e 3. NH c5uEabsSirnbc. Sauptgu1ttier
ocs .ynnern str. I'm. s8ereins," ~Stbcu'
frnn3s2unleuncreins. .GnHinn SmnfCrip,
Vnrts mo qeibsgScreinS ~9euiihe @c'
milibIidfcii." .ftiIeIihmicoc.uui NIB
rScfpcrsGonfiabe yir. AIS, =. 8. s. Sri
ibcs Bier an icher 3eil. Zelepbcn: 9.
4 y. - &o.f 2500 ".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-29
Nonmc in Staten nnS S6pfsn.

Smmerariin a1cr urt In aiften mno 1opten
ipirb fit Yeforntionssipede a~eiiefcrt. D3eide
Snfeeiicibes uno SHfeftentbbter ~osrttlaeu tlnaes
6ietcr nucr grt nui RfIGn5eu hno @eniiifen uber
@cfIiiartsGtdIen !ein Silt. Genoet Dor me,
aeIi eirfu.ar. ggenter fir etaot mo Rams
acfuht
sRm. Z. Gsrie,
einefair.sanrterA,
Nj. 2ta, alberto trabe. Baltimore. ,
tani2l TAG tsl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-29

3uau 1rdns'e ,Sader-Se.stres."
Rr. t35, 6arrifon', nnbe 2eIlnQtpn'Gfr.,
Seo. 1iinibet. IT,. grdn COS Nier. s8at'
mcr 9urIct boil ~ Ets I ltbr Ga6ulib
tnas. aae beutf6en EGdtr fuo sam ~
iucbe stnqclahen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-29
CALL

$500 NiG e u gtug Ger. ............ttJ
$4,000 gtlnnlu II. GborIcttot I. ..... to5M
$4,000 ltntico siDs giut ca Z Gtisl.. ~
$4,000 ScuboorO iO'idbr Ser 81. ......lO5
$1,000 No Ii. ia Gtuf ...,........ 90
% Baltimore Nricf Com ......... i0A
POO llnjteo HInilwNhS ........ Az
200 llnitcb ]tn3 ar Gtf9) ......... i5M
% Gcuiiur I'll Gom .......... 4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-29
ROBIN VI. .pttter,s ,,golumsta. oaae,

Er. 1929, 9fispratt'S trabe.
.ScTens9 armitdoter Reretn" %h.rfnmmelt
flo ilsen triien 2ieniioa i'm Woitat tn
Der Snue. Sane fAr 8ertsHe lito a.ft'
Ii6'siten AZ btrnlttben.
GNnnh.1Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-29

Scrlnltot n0lt 0cli Clcnnturcn 0,ol6
@llld)cl; elcuntorcn Torrotb 72,30S
@llihcl. Scrf0ilie: 10000 Nul6cl
3unl,ur 81 1872, I NoGgon Stcomcr
0clbcr ST 81, 10000 SonIor 81 1872,
10000 Sabr ST 10.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-29

&ebcn0c3 WelllI0cl, pro NIrm0:
olte Siibncr l22c.; iltngc Sii6ncr
t415c.; Gntcn Toe. bis 12c.; Touber,
pro Yaor 20c. bis 35e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-29
McntiNC SdlInErntc:

%cyfGllc ori Ser bicligcn Giicftcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-29

%crlanst int Y%uscmcincn.
HcriaEqt:
Teuiihcs Trbsits. Nodwe.Iunns vi rrau,

"a ~" = I"HHUFlTHHWV NHFTWHl
far. 2t9, 9Th SburpsStrobe, unicr Der aiiIidt
Ter ySeuiiben @cIcnihaii." 49, Sicicni0cu. ole
teiiifte 01nolperfer, Nrbeiier mn 9icnfihuisn
Ut hctbdifipcn milniCbeH, ippHeI itb pcrl6n!ib
poer IN trnniirtcn Nricien an ocn Iacntcn or
lSeteIihdft. Subnnn I. Wiener, Er. 2ig, eNe.
l3hnrp.S trnbe, %luctoen, ipcl6cr nneittacltlidl
l%luStnhli ertbeiIet ipiro. Sprc1Itnoen bon 1
hts b ubr. GANGS t0l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-29

gNCI} { I. 3lITUUTVII oU,oIT VII
idcl; %erionot BON ocn Glcpotorcn
1913 Nuihcl; @lepotorcn &orrotb
503,233 YllidcI. Ncrf0uic: | @o9.
gou 5ltrildgelpicicncr SIT GSH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-29
3m ncrmietbcn.

Su nernticthen:
3ipcl fnpbltrtc Simmer, nit uocr Obue Gptt.
Ytdd5utt01en IN Hr. i29, 3urrcii. Strafe, uabe
hent SelutralPurii t236-lO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-29
WeIb ans5plcibcn.

Nern Chr SeIb nuttta habit. ipenhet 6nd
an mid. 3drlcbcr nuf S1ldre. WlObeln noer
Grnnbcieent6um. acknowledgement. Refine
feibaefddfissI peibuhen. Dir. 0rcmer. Er. 100,
Ubre. Faea. Gtrakc. 1. 5Iur. 2nuiiorp gniioiua.
tNprtl1b-)
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proceeded to read the Methodist mar
riage-service in japanese for the benefit
of the company, although the bride and
groom both understood English perfectly
Asada, who seemed uncomfortable in the
conspicuous position he occupied, an
swered clearly at the proper places, but
the bride only modestly bowed and was
voiceless. We fancied that the service
seemed strange to the company, many Of
whom heard it for the first time. The
service ended, DR.. Harris. smiling and
rubbing his hands in pleased way,
announced to the company Asada FHtH
or the Asada Couple" 1t may have
been a mistake, but there certainly was
an audible giggle from the demure bride
at these words
Each guest then stepped up to con
graduate the happy PAIR, who were
grouped picturesquely before the symbolic
arrangement OF the evergrecns. storlls
and tortoises 1t was entertaining to
note the different manners assumed by
the friends of the couple as they offered
their fluctuations. Some advanced with
a stately stride and bowed stitf1y at a
respectful distance; others who had been
abroad shook hands IN European style
The grooms American friend walked up
in an easy off-hand way and grasping his
pupil by the hand said heartily: Well.
| Congratulate YOU, old mani Others
Frustrated themselves at four or five
Yards distance, nurmuring an elaborate
form of congratulation.
At the wonderful feast that followed
the little bride ate nothing, in spite OF the
persuasions of her friends who crowded
around her. But the demure little
woman sat with downcast eyes and
flashed out 1nischievous glances now and
then, writing sentences on the hands OF
one Of her school-friends, who held her
hand. No doubt she was making witty
side-remarks upon the company and the
unhappv-1ooking bridegroom
1T nine o'clock the feast ended, and
the guests retired after seeing the newly
welded pair off IN a double jinrik1sha,
the Americans resisting an impulse to
throw some Of the many shoes at the tea
house door after the pink bridal hood
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-24

...- l5rlrilishas deposited at the
r-- -s-ned at the first of a series of
-.-s bridges which spanned the lake
g. --. Island. We found a beautifully
.r Taranese woman waiting at the
mise door 10 welcome the guests, IN
.. NE recognized Mrs. Mon the go
She was beaming with JOY
--ed rnerrilv as she led US to the
~ .----aora. a duty that she on no
would delegate to servant.
md | made some morahzing re-
is upon the utility and convenience
-r,,.r.veen. upon whom the respon-
of selecting a husband can be
-..- and who alone bears the blame II
mage does not turn out well. A
-.---ed husband might say to the
-waen-
v. look here. madam, the article
It al as YOU represented In a
v..- have been frightfully deceived.
T. ans with YOU to arrange matters
81. -..- I VIII not suffer such annoyance
Twas not n a position to know the ladys
cha Ger and disposition, which you
assured me were all that could be desired
T r-- n otherwise: therefore l place the
business IN your hands.
This would be awkward for the go
r---.-7 who wishes to establish a repu-
--- for making good matches In
sr-- me such case would ruin her repu-
-- and as not money but fame Is
v.. --. aims at. she IS extremely careful
S--.- Marion reminded me that among
I'll .a- circle of Japanese woman acqual1lt-
--..- The marriages seemed to have
turned out happily. Brought up to pay
GREAT .-rention to conventIonalltles and
T.. --.--o bring unpleasant nctorlety upon
their =s-lIiv names. the Japanese women
bear. great deal with admirable patience
and zentleness. Unselfshness IS the
KEYNOTE Of the Japanese female character.
The room IN which ASada' S wedding
-...- Mace was a large hall of twenty
mats I- more. with 10 furniture except
----re b-aziers and the weddlng-sym
at -e plum and bamboo set IN the
raised -lace Of honor This might De
considered bare according to European
ideas but the dainty immaculatenesS Of
the mats. the beauty Of the WOODWORK,
the attractive screens, prevented any
-E-. # baroness entering the mind As
The ..--le were Christians, the ceremony
WIS 30 be performed by the Rev. Mr.
i -s now Bishop Of the United States;
.r... a--ived soon after Us, accompanied
g. NT-. Sanford who had been the BRIDE
q- ms instructor IN English
We waited over an hour, which the
men whiled away by making flowers
.-s -rorks out of their paper hand
-r.efS. The talk was entirely on
ages and brides, and the women
me 10 tell them about marriage
.-s N other countries. They were
.ed 10 learn that II America young
Me knew each other before marriage
-ar along without a go-between-
How very odd 50 unconventional.
-.. -au-mured behind their fans.
last there was slight stir, and
-.rodv rose from their kneehng posi-
t as side door opened and Asada
e.-ed. leaning heavily on the arm
The go-between's husband and appear
ale and nervous. He was followed
his family, father, mother, a httl'
and q small brother, all solemn an IN,
r1stling along IN their best sir