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The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-23
Why Not Try a Night SchoolP


b am am like L R. H. who in her letter
i i hut have
consid-
the city. fevp
may be somewhat TO blame myself, quiet
think hard
me they like AT least, The friends
srls. and know comparatively opposite You
NIT it -
While have been III met a whom 7 ka
very He called me
one evening After that wouldn't him. finally
unexpectedly and had
keep ms engagement with but said he o
he told unruth i'm
lie home with
appoint again don't him think
10 nave him. although forget him. I
Old before
have had the chance
Another / sornea is
mill girl be a
bookkeeper senograPher, but
be Inadequate through.
Week carare TO board would
II can't do that would like mli-
Is there I in
small
me 10 learn either OF the above but don't feel old
NAMESAKE CHRISTINE.
am sorry to tell my namesake that think
acting IN rather foolish way-but do In the first
place 1T extremely rude not speak TO the young
man. even If ne had forgotten his engagement
some forcible Then you believe lied
TO YOU why do you have anything do with him?
He Is by your showing cad and liar If believe
this, don't think foolish anything to
do with him? You might learn stenography n light
school L do not know the can
ascertain this at business college.
know the address of mline-' school in your city.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-23


1t much more interesting.
But when a girl writes
merely: You may give my
name TO the other girls who
wish to correspond" it is
nothing like so attractive as
II she were TO state some
topic on which she would
like to write. You, each of
you, have some especial in
terest. One may care for
music or for art or for out
door sports or for housekeeD-
ing. Let her say so. If she
Is fond of reading, let her
state the line on which she
likes best to read-poetry.
fiction, history, biography
whatever 1t may pc. This
Will not only help the girls
TO choose congeniaI friends,
but will facilitate the work
or forming the sub-clubs
and getting them Into run
ming order.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-23

~ ASTER i= the time when every wishes give
r. and receive flowers. That Is the reason they al
- ways cost much at that
There arc so many pretty things would like
TO do with flowers just now! We long send them
sick persons and to nvalids and
or Tor whom we are sorry There is nothing that spks
strongly OF the Resurrection than lovely spring
blossoms for which the florists charge such terrible prices
at present. suppose they can't help it. thngsi
They have heavy and the demand for flowers
is great that they would IL they
did not take advantage OF It, to to make for all
they have lost in less -four shing times. But that
reflection does make It much easier for the girls who
wish TO have knot of spring flowers in their
Easter morning to be happy In the thought that they
have given that same pleasure TO some else.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-23
THE GOOD IN FLOWERS

All this is for the outside mission But have you
thought of what its may right in your home?
The people there need often the brightness
SONS will bring. II cultivate them only that
thing the time will be well spent if you are going
into that line of flower mission need your
self To the plants have named You
planting and cultivation when get on that
subject never know where to stop. I have
weakness the floral is for cmbers-roses wis
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-23

Girard? One day he saw q
crowd On the street gathered
about q poor peddler, whose
horse had fallen dead. Every
one was pitying the poor
man and saying: II am SO
sorry!" Said Mr.. Girard:
How much sorry are you?
I'm sorry ten dollars"
SO, how much sorry are
you? How much eager &c
help? I don't mean in dollars
and cents, but in the bigger
giving of interest and effort.
] have led off our correspond
ence department o-d a y
with a number of appeals
for aid. I hope you will read
them all. and see IL you
cannot make some effort to
help the writers. Don't
throw the paper aside and
say: I'm sorry, but I can't
do anything" Think hard
and see If you can't do some
thing. Remember that you
are all sister members in
Each and All. and bound to
help one another in every
I0ssihle WaV Ask nnQSff0nS
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-23

what are the best plants to buy with idea OF
keeping them through the coming Geraniums are al
ways excellent and there big variety of these Be
gonias are satisfactory, and will long time without
very much care. Roses OF may be cultivated
Cailas are good. You will have trouble in finding
good assortment
Such flowers really little and they great
joy They the prettiest ornament a room have
and are solece during the long. winter days
thelr assurance Of the coming spring know few better
investments than judicous selection plants
Many or them will flourish in window boxes during the
summer If you have garden yard in which place
then The study of how to make them a
entertainmeo. and the point after while
where they are almost like living pets And think the
exultan feeling of independence yours
Easter IL you had flowers OF your give without
helping to fatten the of the fortsl you
interested in flowers you will be keen when
the season comes for them and you space and will
take the little trouble they require you may have hya-
cinths and freesias tulips your own in
the early spring.
have said that the plan for Easter was part OF
my scheme for to-day and that was more to IT,
why don't you begin flower mission for next SUMMER
And what better time could starting than
Easter day?
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-23
To Help Her NJ other


l 1 years to but md
prostraton for
able If get fame
writing, anything be
dozens companies
all from
start, something of which little
j and
sister and brother My poor mother has to work hard and this
how she has to work and me down with sickness And Mrs
and has to be sick while the other Young folk all enjoy them
with her, her be
mine 'UNLuCkf HORSESHOE
This correspondents home Is IN Massachusetts,. al
though not Boston.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-23
Photograph Etiquette

Ny Dear Mrs. Herrick
In exchanging photographs with
gentleman should the lady give hers first
man who IS most anxious TO have
MN unless he sends his Kindly tell
correct thing to do and obiige
Don't be In too much of hurry give your photo
grapn 10 any young man, especially If
nm nm only ny few months think that. by all means
Be quite that he is man you would be
willing to have display picture received from YOU
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-23
In Idea for Musical Snb-Cnb
Dear Mrs. Herri. K :

IS.
Zee, & wSud ID IKE very much to correspond with
Rep RapS sa6a 2 StheT little She has
those little confasa dear girls
There nothing I ike better than ahout
the artists
could spend lifetime talking writing these sbiects
VIII OF girls who
- - - - I-NrErrEn
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-23
Perhaps Some Girl Would Cooperate


/ 20 I a mar a old
find II hard to make
were In debt-on small income.
me te VIII do Per-
the girls
& can do l can do pyrography and win give prices
girls would like these I'm sketchlng
comics kind of and ink work
Perhaps some girl would cooperate and sell for
and do charcoal sketching be
have had instruction.
also eparout pictures large little.
girl has
sc k is a Each and All, and lives near
Boston
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-23
Il Librarian's S Work

Ny Herrick:
l would q newcomer I hnye ba.n
interested In
/ thought might be able to help ' $500
I old. third high
q eache but
strong have decided TO try something You
examined think WouI6 like / am yery
O.
intend school 70. another taking the
hay
not taken A NEWCOMER
am glad welcome you hope that you mean to
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-23
Wants TO Correspond With Other Musicians


u be for those to
Jut the books that would be
--o-% NA~A'1ASS anoet
am pianist and teacher
experienced
Dy giving little suggestions
anu teaching material Then whaI
and unmusica " F0 49, fJEST IN
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-23
Fnn in a Nom de Plume

WI
think the will be a grand success
We could exchange letters,
think OF the meeting hsvs
known by reading like old
00NA- "Ao
think would add air OF mystery every girl
would de plume wish girls
Herric ,"' N-U'' tiOHi nAiS
should be much pleased selected True
friendship the the no sign
"Bess," would write to I just her age. ~
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-23

Of others who know what you don't about and
means for securing employment for these women who
need It, None of them asks for but just for the
chance to honest living. have written them
and made what suggestions could; but only
and you Come forward quickly you
with suggestions. have addresses
writers of all the letters will any
that send to them m
own addresses. not for publication but
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-23
Come Out Wih Suggestions, Girls


My home is farm beautiful surrounded nv
old mountains. remote from
- - ~0--e N''io
fairly to make chfldren's co,ba,
Can do little I
fully '--- ~ e'N'e-
shall be glad 10 from any Of the grs-exehangs
ideas. S,TFs O-HTsts
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-23
Orr First Bride

his s TO and wis to
little advice. 1 had a pro-
marriage. love he loves
especially is no
like him. He has asked
i Do hfnk
q do should take
earlier
Trusting not troubling 500 much thanking
you In advance FOR reply.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-23

send your name to be enrolled society
ANY help can give you your service
A librarians work is very interesting but II Is not
easy cannot tell you just what you would be
examined in at the library which you speak for the
quaneations differ In different libraries best plan
is 10 write to the head librarian inclosng stamp
reply and ask him the question He will give Won ALL
RafucuiaIs. know that In some libraries in
Horary scnoo Is required before position
and In any case one who has had this higher
saary as librarian 1t is work in which personally
uch interested, and always glad one
who means to study for It. There is great deal mora
10 the work than appreciated have never
looked into II II Is by no means confined giving
books. you probably know. -' -
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-23
To Keep Hair From Turning Gray

Dear Mrs. Herrck:
-
My ha is beginning get a gray and although
il. and though
Soud tell something
ior a lew years at least. and injure IT.
A wash of tea is said keep hair from turn
ing gray but do not hold much faith My own ad-
vice 10 you would be 70 et the hair worry
over IL Two or three OF the handsomest I know
turned gray early If your husband does not mind
strongly. ~ 'eI' ~ ~ 'efS
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-23
Factory York Didn't Pay


have come advice. married. do
sewing home. have tried
dozen. but find that
C Ike
IN the wearing
VIII IL possible. help work? P s.
This correspondents home is in Philadelphia
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-23
OUR DEPARTMENT OF
CORRESPONDENTS
A Corner Where each and All" Mem
berS May Get to Know One
Another

ERE is another list of girls who desire correspond
ii ents have a suggestion to all girls who write
a L IN future with similar requests. Won't you state
: the subjects in which you especially inter-
Sted? Some letters do and f
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-23
One Of the Bashfnl Girls


suited ~ 0O" s'0 JUL
your record and viii try and
help viii be glad to have address given
M W,
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-23
THE CORNER FOR
THE HELPFUL GIRLS
Girls Who Need Assistance and Those
Who Are Anxious to Help
the Needy
Do you rec

I ERE girls is the chance how much
II we are in earnest about helping another. How
Il Il much is Each and All willing to do to be OF
service?
q he faId
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-23
Correspondence Begun
Dear Mrs. HerricI


received your lonely girl friends and
was Sc pleased to hear from her thought would write
girls for there is nothing enjoy better than
the dear girf friends correspond with ANXIOUS
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-23
~ Try to be Good"


and @ Wha. 70 You yOn s des sbo9
& s% not Sh what % might be called "a bad girl but
might well be called awful habit in reality
% s nan hngs ms all sss .s Of that 3
- neTer really @ mean TO be sauey but mamma is to say
write to you to help and tell me how 70 overcome it
spend 1 almost mo- all Of spending nit things
Mammals good to me have only to wish
T Times thnS % to ana aay h anything I for GOES f 5 hs e
as am not very 50 stTon rir m @ hst gnd Ske aTn fes @ I
tG high & school and some some q the sTs nice And
somehow when home cloud settle about
please make good may write again
have a large portion love aready2 GLOOMY.
you. only wish they could all recognize
conngs. That is the first step toward Improvement 1t
is well for to tell TO scold and under
take to make a good girl of you; but don't think
could anything about than have DONE
and the only person who of faults is
just yourself You appreciate mothers Kindness and
you own that she has provocation to fauinding You
must just keep on fighting away at that gloom and at
answer back Have some sentence verse that you
yourself when You feel irrtated. There is
one have always loved:
Calm soul OF all thingsi make 1t mine
To feel amid the city's jar.
That there abides of Thine.
did make
to cry
Calm l3cs calm h5 1ns more norm nor no net, let me die
Or repeat yourself some verse OF hymn that will
help keep from saying the sharp dsrespecfu
thing 1t won't be at first to hold but it
AS to the gloom that too, is q thing of which you
bright side of things. Make mind fight
and be viii win out If you only persevere
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-23

think June is delightful month a wedding-if
you are willing to take the chances day not,
the last OF April is delightful and May you
snare the popular prejudice against that a
for weddings
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-23
An Original Plan


~ am not young girl but woman 80 years OLD
do
Is 10 baby
VINO 90 not like dbuyt things ~'9
ten now much
the II
booees.
B A
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-23
From a Prize Winner


In faCr all sensible and interesting s
This girl won of the prizes IN our contest
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-23
Writes Letters to Learn Expression
" Mrs HArrick.

should like to join reasons-one n by cor
thoughts IN writing NJ E w.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-23


girls = -
every day for wages. like to get
evenings in store or think coiii
assist be in
furnish the best Of references FINN
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-23
This. too. is from a Ms
chusetts woman:
Work at Home

Dear Mrs. Herrick:
What can do at home TO earn
at least s. a week.
i cannot leave home on account
q my two little ones. and 1 feel
that / rather could die with them
than part from them.
/ am good in plain sewing: I
understand German perfectly; I
even would take fine laundry.
though I never had to do IL myself
until now. But. still. anything. as
long as l can stay st home with
my babies and earn enough to keen
them in comfort. / don't care at
III for myself. / am still young
and healthy. and hard work won {
hurt me. A. W.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-23
Wants Work for Her Evenings

Another woman who live
near Boston:
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-23

Cain soul OF all things, make II mine
To feel. amid the city's jar.
That there abides peace of Thine.
Man did not make and cannot mar.
THE will TO neither strive nor CITY
The power to feel with others give.
Calm. calm me more. let me die
Before have herIIn q liNPi''
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-10
nneruartetsr gsind.

g6arles Wepers, elm Dl6beli6reiner.
Der nit ieiner 6rau aQsin oas 5aus
184 WteGim ape. bepohnt. erbielt ee=
fern auf oriainsQs @eiie Elm neuas
Witsliso in ieinem Sausbalts. Grau
Mspers puroe bur4 GuBtritte auf Der
8eranoa gemsdt uno an ginbrs9er
oenteno. wtdte fie ipfort ibren Wann
MeDer iprnnq aus Dem Bette. ergritt
ieinen Rebolper uno elite binaus, um
i9neG bieielben ab3ufan9en, folperte
aber iibsr etuas auf benz gOben Sis-
gsnoss tino cine ndbere unieriu6ung
ergab, oaB oieies gtpas elm fleines in
eins Dsds iOrsfdltig eingepidsltss
9inb mar. @rtennun9s3eiden waren
tsins bor6anbsn; auf einem papier=
freifen isoOd ftano: v@eboren am IL.
5ebruar 1905". Mspsr uno feline
6rau snti6lOhen fh, bas 2ino auf
PrObe cine 3eit lang su bebalten, 10
oaB oas tlsine psrlaHene @eien oielsi4t
iest cine 9simatb fanb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-10
3ars auf Tabrraosr uno Tubr'
iuerte faais.

9ie Staot collsetirts i'm lsBien Sabre
Sare bon 1926 6ubrwsrten, aller
Sorten, in bisism Snbre tpurbsn ie=
bod nur auf 2343 Gubruerten iolde
entridtst. 9iefs Nbgabsn fno am
l. Sanuar fdllig uno oa CUR 3eit alfo
nod bisle 6ubrperfsbsfiBsr i'm &ad=
fianbe iein mitHsn, tpiro Der Staot=
Comptroller natarlid Der 0srs6gerun=
gen tiberoriiifs.
Dem @sisbe na4 iOllten segen ole
@eisBestibertreier4ntlaaen erboben per=
ben unb. ausasnommen bic 5ubrtperfs-
tarsn fnb innerbalb Der ndtitsn Sage
beeliten, usrben Nntlusen fiGerlid
fOlaen. Die Gieentbhmer bon Gabr=
rdoern bilssn Die Sdlfte Der @eiammt-
sabl Der Stsusraahlsnoen, tpal9e auf
@efdbrte Sorsn entri9tsn. gtna H.
600 Gabrrdoer fino in SnoianapOlis
i'm 8sbrau9e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-10
Gim0rmfsDOQe Sranerz
Stier
2In Ger SaRre Don Dm. u.
3artmann.
Sdnger, Smrner ttno sabt=
retdbe SSremmoe ebren oaS
Nncenfen oeS xpoten.

Sn Der Gapeqe Der 2si6snbefattsr
Aoams uno 3rieser fanoen fi4 9eitern
Mbeno bic Srsunoe beg 10 unermartei
perforbenen 6errn Wm. Nug. 9arts
mann elm, um nod einen leBten Blid
auf bic l1sberrefe bes tooten 6reunbes
3u tpsrfsn, uel6e beute i'm @rematorium
in Cincinnati einsedidert merben.
Der i6warse bsban9ene Sooienidrein
mar nit Slumsnsaben beoedt, bon
einem palmenbain uneeben NOR has
Gternenbanner, pslhss Der 8erftOrbens
10 Iiebte, brapirt.
Gin Soppelqunrtett css Mulitber.
ems leitete Die impoiante Srauerfeier
our9 Elm bsrrlidss 4iso elm.
Damn ersriff S.rr SOiepb Seller bas
Wort gu elmer bon 6eraen fommsnoen
4niprade, Ni9t duberliter grfolgs
bate CT su erpdbnen, a6er benz rei&en
@emttbslsbsn bes perforbensn Greun-
bes puroe er in innieen su Ser3en
gebenben WOrtsn sereat. Saliat.
wie Der Wann, bsm Der Na9ruf 9alt.
waren bic Worte bes Rebners, isot
Y6raIe bermeioenb, idiloerte er Der
geraOrbenen nls Weni4 uno Greuno,
Der iibsrall, no er fid i'm 2eben Be.
psats, ben gin1uB isiner ionni9 fr6b'
li9sn Natur fiiblbar madte. gfu,
penies Nuesn blieben trodsn, tudbrent
Serr Seller fprad.
Naa ibm iprad 5srr 9bi(. &appa'
port i'm Auftrage oss Spcialsn Surn'
psrsins, bann fanaen bic Sdn9er nod
Elm @9eibelieo, oie Srsunoe oefilirter
am Sarge borbsi, um uo4 einen glid
auf bic nun i'm 9obe ifarren 3hae a.
psrfen uno bic einfade uno bod Il
einbrufspole 5sisr mar borhber.
6eute tperoen Die Serren So
iepb uno grIit Seller, @rsper, 2sl
&appaport uno &idaro 2ieber Der
Sootsn nod Cincinnati begleiten, I'm
Der @indi4erung i'm oortigen Grsma
torium bsisu pobnen. Sie aide mir,
Ssrr 2isbsr In Sbbut nebmen, Biz bot
Der in Srlano tpobnenben Sohter be!
8erforbenen bartiber perfhat pirb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-10
Saoieite Smrnbaaen Wam=@e=
ieQi@aft.

@efern Mbenb fano bic erite 0ers
iammlun9 Der Sireftoren Der SHbieite
SurnbaQsn 8augeieQf9aft fatt rnb
muroe nod Der Sirettoren WabI fol=
genbe Reorganization pOrsenommen:
prdfoent IS. s. Wad.
0ice. Yrdfioent - Sobn gitsl.
prot. ,Seereidr = Curt $oQ.
6inan3sSecretdr = Iug. @lbre&t.
S@abmeiifer = 9enrp &6bte.
9aus= unb Wirtb d a tss
6 ON / e.
Sohn GiieI. 2ouis 2Sbler, garl
sanber, @sorss Sohn, Soi. 2erneq.
Der bonn @onite unterbreitete 0or-
fdlas benz frhberen prdRoenten uno
S9abmeiiter 6errn 9enrs 8ictor ben
Daut bss Sireetoriums barsubrin9en,
purbe 9en.bmigt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-10
Nenes 0anoelsfammers0 ebGuoe.

Die Sswegung. ftir ben Snoiana-
polis 8oaro Of Sraoe elm neues Sc
bduoe gu erridten. III isbt iomeit OOr=
9eidritten. oab bas Baucomite oss
Boaro 6eauftra9t murse. pldne
FIR elm neues 8ebdaoe uno Goffenpors
anidldse 3u uaterbreiten. 0adoem Die
AnaebOte entae9enssnommen ino, tpiro
cine Spesialibung Der @oupernsrrs
absebalten werosn, um bs3aelid Der
eisentli&en Snansriffnabme oss gaues
3u -beratben.
Obalsi@ Die $4,000. uslde man
ourd Die Witslieoer 3u erbalten boffts,
fOiusit nod nidt sssei9nst finb, um ei=
ner aus anoerer Queae ftammenoen
Summs bon 800. 900, iomis aud
$40. 600 in Der 3afie beissfii9t gu per-
ben. bsffebt bod fsin 3meifsl, oaB Die
8ereinisung bic n6tbiser Jonos 3ur
6ano haben tpirb. 3mei Der orei @es
lesenbeiten, bieislben 3u erlansen, iol.
len ii9 oarbieten.
Die Gra9e 1T ni9t, NO bic @eloe,
berfommen, ionbern etc. ob f9 bas
neue @ebdube bes Boaro of Sraoe fii,
$165, 900 erbauen liBt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-10
Sis lsBts Gbrans oss alten Yio=
nisrs Charles Sobm.

Inter S6eilnnbme nieler Berwano=
ten, 6reunbe uno Bstanntsn uurbe
Qefern Der 90 Sabre alte oeutf9e pio-
nier Charles Sobn beeroist. Die 26r-
nsr. 9Oss Der pptbias. &itter. bon wel=
der Der 8eritOtbene i'm Sabre 1868 elm
8riinoer mar. enb ihln in 2utfden bas
8eleite uno belt Die @eremonien oes
Orosns am @rabe nb. paifOr peters
bielt bic 9si6snrebe i'm $rauerbaufe.
Der dltsite Greimaurer Der Staot, oas
dltefie Mitelieo bes Srbens Der per-
bsfsrten ppibiasritter tpuroe nit ibm
81 8rabe 9etraaen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-10
Snbianapplis, Smb, Greitae, 10 Mdrs 1905
Gine ueue 8abu.

Sn Der Office bes @Ountp. .&ecorbers
reidte Die Snbianapolis & Chicago Mir
Sine SraetiOn 60. ibre papiere Elm.
Die @ompaenie gebenit cine birefte
2inie bon bier nod @bicaeo gu bauen.
Das Netientapital Der @ompuanie be-
Iduft ii9 auf 100000. Sobn %.
alderman aus Chicago 1T Der sr6bts
Nctieninbaber Der @ompasnie. Sobn u
sbafsr, elm Gibils Sngsnieur Der Stabt,
foipie AUDI @r=@ouberneur %. e.
SaplOr aus 9entudp. fno slsi9faas
In sem unternebmen intereifrt. Mls
Sirettoten merben bic fol9enoen 9e=
nannt: Sobn 90. alderman, %. 6.
SaplOr, @barles 5. &aub, @balmers,
Snb.; German q. 6arpsp, glmopb;
Sobn u. Sbafsr, Charles 5. &noml.
ton. @bieasO. Nnoere Nctien- Snbabe,
limb bic folsenben bisiiaen Bhrger;
@eOrge q. Sing, 8. g. 2sonaro uni
Sobn Gei9en.
9ie 2inie uirb bic fol9enoen baupt.
id9li9nen Sidote beriibren: Solicit.
billie, 2irtlin. Mi8iaantoun. 5lora.
@odfielb, Soaoiae. Buffalo. Grances'
bile, @romn point uno Snbiana Sar'
hnr
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-10
Sie Stabt berlest &am9-
Sroimam3.

Inter ben bislen Noti3sn, tpel9e DER
&au6inipettor Den ue5ertrstern Der
RaudOroinan3 sufelte, befano fid
aud cine, in pel1er bic gsb6rbs ftir
6fentli4e arbeiten bena9ri4tigt miro,
baB bic 6ei;un9sanlaes in Der 3om.
linion 6a0e beoeutenb mebr Rauh
berurindt, ME bisislbe siaentlib iollte.
Sa oisie Nnla9e Staoteissntbum TT,
slaubt Der SnipsttOr, baB bisielbe su-
erh perbsfsrt weroen ionts, um oann
nls eutss 8eiipiel oienen su t6nnen.
Surd ben gebrau9 gutter s2ohlsn
piiroe etpas abaebolfsn, nod Nnfidt
bss Snipsttors isood iOllte bic anlaae
bsrartia einseridtet peroen, baB felbif
nit biligsr Wsi6tobls tsin &au9 ers
5euat miro.
Sidion & Salbott bonn @ranb
Opera 6aus srbieltsn Roti3, 6. g.
3immsrmann i'm empire 86eater. bas
pierion 8ebduoe, oas 6reimaurer'
8ebduoe. bic 6erris 6lats, bas Bleder
apartment 6aus uno pisle anoere mur=
ben nit gfoti5en beoabt.
Sn isosm ein3slnsn 6ale eab Der
SnIpeftor bic in Der reipettipen 0ei3=
unasnnlnae por3unebmenben Mbdnbe=
runasn on. wel6e ieiner Anfi9t nod
benz Rludiibel ifeuern merbsn. gini-
gen puroe audi Der @ebrau2 rau6lo-
Ter 2oble empfoblen. Urei Wonate
3eit, um oie Nbdnberungen su trefen,
meroen ieoem Der Sena&ri4tigten er-
laubt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-10
Sic 6leionms i'm aranfcnsimmcr.

ueber Die &letoung in &ranfen3imz
mern GuBert fid elm enslif9er Mrat:
Gs 1T nidt allgemein befannt, bab Elm
Wfann, Der in &ranfen5immern
i6nar5e pber buntle &leibung trdgt,
smpfGneli9sr fir anitedence aranfbeie
len 1T als berjenise, Der nit bellen
Stoffen befleieet lit, Die feinen Sbeile.
pelde bon bem franfen &Drper aus=
itrOmen, iperoen biel leiater bon hunfz
ZEN als bon be[en Stpffen aufseiaust.
Nie Hihtisteit ldBt ii9 leidt erproben.
Wenn man Elm bellies unb Elm bunfles
-8!eib flint Winmten lang Dem Sabnf=
raud ausFebt, tpirb man finben, bab
bas. buntle ffdrfsr nad Sabaf rie6!
unb BEN 0eru9 lGngsr feIibGlt als tel>
Ter Stoff. Sn 3irmern, mo- onftedenbe
3ranfbeiten berrf9en, foIte man besz
halb feline fdapar5en ober buntlen @e=
ipdnber traaen.