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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-04-28
NEGROES GATHER HERE.
Holding Third Annual Sunday School
Convention In Birmingham.

The Alabama Colored Inter-denomina-
tional Sunday School association met in
The third annual session at st. John A.
M. e. church, south, yesterday after
noon and will continue in session until
Sunday afternoon.
The convention is being held under the
auspices of the International Sunday
School association.
The Rev. A. ]. Hunter, d. D., is pas
tor of the church where the convention
is being held The Rev. w. III. Nixon of
Selma is president of the association, and
is presiding at the meetings
Dr. James E. Shepard, field worker
among the negroes, of Durham, N. c.,
Is present and assisting in the work of
the convention.
A large number of delegates have al
ready arrived from all sections Of the
state and others are coming on every
train.
The first session was well attended. 1t
was devoted to devotional song and
prayer service and the registration of
delegates.
The night session was called to order
by the president at LOU anu was openeu
with song service by the choir. DR.. j.
s. Lewis of Bessemer addressed the con-
vention on The Word and then followed
addresses of welcome.
DIR. James E. Shepard addressed the
convention on International Sunday school
work.
The night session was closed with
music, announcements, a freewill offering
for the work At $50 this morning there
will be a sunrise prayer meeting at the
church.
The morning sessions of the convention
will be held at $780, the afternoon sessions
at and the night sessions at 1880.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-04-28
ORGAN RECITAL.
interesting Programme Is Arranued at
Eleventh Avenue Church,

The following is the programme of or
gan recital under the auspices of the
Ladies' Aid So ETY. of the Eleventh Ave-
nue. NJ. 10. church, South. corner Eleventh
avenue and Twelfth street, South to-
night at 8 o'clock
Vesper n-(Whitney)-Prof. Rlenzi
Thomas.
solo-Selected-Mr. Owen Gi1Iespy
-Gfarris)-Prof. Rienzi Thomas
Dainty Dorothea = (DeKoven) - Miss
Amelia Markstein.
Gavotte- (Thomas)- Professor Reinzi
Thomas.
Where the Wicked Cease from Trou-
bling '-(Parker)-Mr. Arthur Chairsell.
Andante-(Batiste)-P Reinzi Thomas.
song-Selected-Mrs Marie-Kern Null
len.
In Autumn and Spring song'-Mrs.
John C. Carmichael
America Rinl)-Prof Rienzi Thomas.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-04-28
CITY ELECTION.
Notice Of Appointment Sent to the
Various Election Officials.

City Clerk j. C. Murray yesterday af-
ternoon mailed out notices to the clerks
and managers appointed by the City
Council recently to serve at the general
election next Monday. There will be cleo
ton booths in each Of the nine wards Of
Birmingham.
The polls will be opened at 5 a. m. and
will close at 8 p. m. The ballot boxes will
be returned to City Clerk Murray at the
city hall Monday night.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-04-28
CIVIL SERVICE.
Three Important Examinations VIII
Be Held BY Commission,

The United States civil service commits
sion announced examinations as follows:
May H. for meteorological chemist in
the bureau of chemistry Department of
Agriculture, at salary of $1,000 per an
mum. The age limit is % years or over.
May "a, for gardener Experienced In
handling gardei- plants and ornamentals)
IN the bureau of plant industry, Depart
ment of Agriculture, at a salary of 500
per annum.
May "a for wagon maker at the Haskell
institute, Kansas at a salary of $40 per
annum. The age limit Is 20 years or
over.
run Information with reference to these
examinations will be furnished upon an
p1eation to S. d. Harris, secretary of
The local examining board. He is at the
postoffice.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-04-28
PERSONAL ENCOUNTER.
c. p. Jones, Jr, and Roland T. shu.
CART Come to Blows.

C. P. Jones, Jr., reporter on the Biz
mingham Ledger, and Roland T. Shugart.
an attorney at law, had a personal en-
counter yesterday afternoon in the federal
building. 1t Is said that the trouble origi-
mated over a certain article which was
supposed to have been written by Mr.
Jones concerning Mr.. shugart, and which
appeared in the Ledger about ten days
ago.
The trouble yesterday afternoon COM
menced in the office OF the clerk of the
federal court and was renewed a short
while later on the steps of the building.
No arrests have been made.
Mr.. Shugart stated last night that when
he objected to the article to Mr.. Jones
that he was insulting to him.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-04-28
Touch TypeWrlting.

Those interested In expert typewriting
are respectfully invited to attend Demon
stratlon, which will be conducted at our
college today at / p. m. by Miss Marian
Reichardt. who enjoys the reputation of
being one of the worlds fastest oper-
ators. The high speed and perfect exc
cution attained by Miss Reichardt on the
Smith Premier typew ser will be found
specially interesting and instructive to
those who have an ambition to become
proficient in the scientific use of the writ
ing machine.
THE MASSEY BUS less COLLEGE.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-04-28
Bio Fire at Saw Mil,

White Springs, Fla, April 27.-The saw
mill of r. j. and b. f. Camp. one of the
largest concerns of the kind In Florida.
was burned here today with the dry kiln.
veneering mill, commissary and 100000
feet OF lumber. The fire spread to neigh
boring houses and several of them were
destroyed. The loss will, reach at least
S25O 600
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-04-28
THE WEATHER

Washington, April 27.-Forecast for Ala
hama: Partly cloudy Friday and Sat
I,rday: light variable winds.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-04-28
s A. RUSSELL,

Your health depends upon the condi-
tior. of your blood. Keep 1t pure by
to king Hoods Sarsaparilla.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-04-28
JURY ACQUITTED
WALTER ANDERSON
VERDICT RETURNED LATE YES.
TERDAY AFTERNOON-HE WAS
CHARGED WITH KILLING JE.
ROME 3. ALLEN LAST SUMMER.

The jury in the case of Walter II. An
derson the young white man who has
been on trial for several days in the first
division of the criminal court, yesterday
afternoon returned a verdict acduitting
the defendant of the charge against him.
He was charged with killing Jerome -.
Allen by stabbing him one day last sum-
mer. The killing occurred In the shops
of the Louisville and Nashville railroad.
The defendant was indicted by the grand
jury. When the case was called several
days ago the defendant plead self-defense
to the jury.
Attorneys James L. Cole and shugart
& Bell represented Anderson and Judge
B. M. Allen and Assistant Solicitor E. w.
Winston the state.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-04-28
Local Weather Data.

Birmingham, April q, p m.
Maximum temperature .............. 80
Minimum temperature .............. 81
Mean temperature :. ................... 10
Normal temperature 49,. ............ .6S
Deficiency of temperature since jan
uary l 4.21
Rainfall since D. M, Yesterday. 0.06
Rainfall since January ] ..............B.64
Deficiency of rainfall since January 1888
Weather Report.
Temperature and precipitation. as re-
ported by the weather bureau for select
ed southern stations during "a hours end
Ing at a. m. Precip-
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-04-28

The executive committee was authorized
at the meeting last night to select the
next place for holdin: the convention.
This committee will not make a selection
for some weeks but the announcement
will be made as soon as a report Is made.
The state association conferred diplomas
upon Sunday school classes as follows:
Glass at Holt. legion O. honor course,
Mrs. J. B. Beard, Mrs. r. e. Lee, Mrs.
c. M. Ayres, Miss Laura 7. Davis, Miss
Kate Keen, Miss Leila Baird and Mr. C.
NJ. Ayres.
Montgomery Teachers association,
Semelroth complete no. nal manual course,
Mrs. S. A. Tyson, Mrs. Minnie B. Allen
and Miss Mabel Hood.
Just before the session closed last might
the following resolution was read and
adopted
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-04-28
Resolution of Thanks.


We, the Sunday school workers of Ala
bama in convention assembled, desire to
extend our hearty thanks to
First. The people of Birmingham for
their cordial hospitality in receiving us
into their homes.
Second 70 Mr.. II. f. Lewis and the
splendid corps of white caps for their
unwearied kindness and countless courte-
sles and attention.
Third. To the entertainment committee
for the delightful noon lay lunches and
for the social pleasure thus made posi-
BILE.
Fourth. To the pastor and the congrega-
ton of the Cumberland Presbyterian
church and to the pastor and congregation
OF the Central Presbyterian church for
the use OF their respective buildings
Fifth TO Mr.. w Davidson for desk
room granted to the general secretary
and assistant secretary.
Sixth. To Prof II. NJ Hamill and DR.
]. ]. Van Ness for the very valuable as
sistance given.
Seventh. To the telephone and railroad
companies and to the press for tho courte-
sizes shown.
(signed s A. RUSSELL,
Chairman.
Some OF the officers of the association
will attend and address the Colored State
Inter UNCONVENTIONAL association. which Is
In session at st. John A. M. e. church, to-
day.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-04-28
Changes in District.

We recommend that the executive COM
mittee be requested to appoint commit
tee of three whose duty 1t shall be to for
mulate and present to the next annual
meeting of this association a definite
financial plan, which will better facli-
tate the raising of the necessary funds for
carrying on our work
Respectfully and fraternally submitted
by the committee.
j. b. GREEN President.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-04-28

Greensboro.
District No. ., w. B. Davidson, Mont
gomery.
District No. 10, 7. S. Christian, Jr.,
District No. II. L. NJ. Stevenson, Roam
oke.
District No. II, I. l.. Tro.man, Troy.
District No. 10, b. Davis, Clayton.
District No. A. w. d. Dunn, Grove
Hill
District No. Is, C. S. Rabb. Evergreen.
District No. IS, j. 7. Fuller, Centre
vile.
Members international executive COM
mlttee. J. s. Carroll, Troy, international
vice president, j. G. Green, Opelika.
State Executive Committee.
G. G. Miles, chairman, Montgomery.
Michael Cody, Montgomery.
John b. Fuller, Montgomery.
John W. DUR, Jr., Montgomery.
w. i. Holloway, Montgomery.
r. o. Blakey, Montgomery
Adolph Roemer Montgomery.
w. w. Pearson, Montgomery.
S. b. Sightler, Montgomery.
A. w. LeBron, Montgomery.
w. D. billiard, Matthews.
T. II. Johnston. Birmingham.
r. w. Cecil, Birmingham.
b. b. Conner. Birmingham.
j. Is. WadSWortn' birmingham.
J. B. Green, Opellka.
e. C. Anderson, Annistsi.
j. T. Gardner, Admission.
L. II. Care, Admission.
j. S. Carroll Troy.
d. H. Marbury, Marbury.
G. Frank Warner. Selma.
We recommend the following changes
in districts:
District No. to be composed of Greene,
Sumter and Marengo.
District No. 8 to be composed of Hale,
Dallas. Perry and i. ilcox.
That new district be formed of Tusca-
loosa, Bibb and Pickens counties and to
be known as District No. 16.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-04-28
Diplomas Conferred.

]. y. GREEN, President.
]. B. WADSWORTH, Secretary.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-01

I'D nil inter alien llmlt1nOea
rift tlutifel.
Sd mid Dor S%ebermann, nument.
lid ubcr Dor meinem Mann, nenrt
nift reid)lid), bod Itets reinlih sc.
flcioct crihcinen.
Sd mil feline @arpineu . Gre
bigten balten.
Sd mil mcinen ainoern cine lies
hepolle Nutter unb Spielgef1brtin
iein, Inn lie 3u bcitimmen, liebet ~
Sauic bel Scr Mlitter, ais aui Dee
StroBe 81 lein.
Sh mil meine ireie 3eit nit 9elen
niislihcr uno ironlmer Bidder uno
SGriften Subringen uno aud meinen
8atteu uno meme 2inOer peronlaP
len, hasielbe Su tbur.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-01
Ans brn Ger. 5taaten.
2nrembnrgcr GcBrcr I'M fatboliiden
Sd)nliad) in Nmerifa.

Cine poaitGnoigc Statiitif iener
2urcmburgcr, Ole als 2cbrer III Den
fatbplilden Sd)ulen Der Sereinigten
Stooten ~gerpirft babcn rocr nod
mirfcll, mare fir Wtaild)e gcpib nift
cbite ,S;iltereiie, miro aber mobl lhmer
her3uiteacn lcin. Sic poor folgen.
Den 3eilen b~iiriten inbeb uieleidt
etlpas oaSu bcitragen, MAIDEN jeoof
teinen aniprud) aui p~olitanoige @e.
n~ouigfeit, unb nnf)trGglife grgdn.
Slngcn oocr Serbeiierungen mdren
nid)t ulrpilfommen,
Sotpeit mir befonnt iii, Duren
felt 1874 i'm 8anSen 26 2urcmbur.
ger IN unierem 0anoe. i'm fatboli.
id)en Sdulfad tbGtig. 9apcn Ia.
ben t9 i'm 9ebrer.S eminor 81 ct.
Srancis graouirt; Z anbere baben
lid Ocmielben Saf)c 9emiomet, nad-
benz lie alloa cine 3cit lang Den Stn.
bien obgclegen batten, uno elmer
nlutte leine Stuoien anoermurts.
Bon bielen W1nnern Iino beute
nod, ii i'm Tienit, 2 als Srganilterl
nno Die IL nnoeren Ourhwes oils
2ebrer uno Srgoniiten. Inter Den
iibrigen IL gibt es 2, bon oenen es
niht befannt lit, oh lie beiite nod i'm
2ebrfod) limo; Die anoeren 10 liito
aus benz Mnlte alsgetreten nno ba.
hen cinen anoeren ~Sebensbernf ge'
mGblt. 9ieie 2esteren iino ober
meiitens M1nner. Die i'm Ilter idon
siemlib porangeihritten limo; 6 Der
ielben perlieBen bereits 1874 oos
2ebrer.S eminar in ct. 6rancis.
Die IA nod i'm glmte beiinblid)en
2uremburger 9ebrer unb Srganiiten
~pertbeilem lid in 8iidiiht oui Den
Srt ibrer Initelung auf filnf pcr-
ihie6cne Staaten: lie o iino IN Wis-
coniin uno Minneiota, 2 IN Slinois
inb ic 1 IN Nebrasfa uno Seras.
Die beioen Senioren inter ibnen lino
in @isconiin, nomlif Serr Nc.
Yrobit ais 2ebrer mo Srgonilt i'm
@aiicnbaus 81 ct. Sruncis, uno Sr.
so. Nemmers oils Sreoniit on Der
ct. gonifaSins. Stride 5i Wtilmalfce,
g8is. Der Sunior, Serr Seter
2eif, lit Dor Sturgeon ebenfaas in
gSisconiin ongeiteat norOen, uno
srpar als 9ebrer unb SrganiIt an
Der Ct. 9oniiaSius. Stride 81 Wani-
topoc. s. Wt. &aeL.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-01
@roRberso9tbum.
ans Der 1amptfaht.

Ter bud)w. !pr. Grnit Yanl Mcin.
barb aus Der .Npeniie miirbe
am II. Suni in Mailan0 pom bcrti.
gen Cardinal . GrSbiihei 5iim Eric.
tier gemeibt. Sonntug, ben =. Sitli.
belt or IN Der Yiarrfird)e bon ct.
Midoel bas icierlide Sod)omt oils
icine critic I'll. Mciie. 9iuilen Sur.
Senr miro CT nah Noilono 5urild'
fcbrem. INN bort cine Yrnieiiorenitelle
5u iibcrne6mcn. - Ger 8atcr oeS
YrimiSianten. in Der Shloilermerf.
itatte Der @ilbelm.S uremburg.Gilen
babn ongeitellt, trat am oorbergeben.
Den 9onncrstag pom Yroteltantis.
nniS 5iir fatboliihen Heii9ion iiber;
ole Saufc puroc i'm Efnrrboille bon
Siebirolcn bon Srn. Tehonten Saal
por9cnommen; ais Snuipotben iigr'
ricrten Sr. Stobtpiorrer Sef ulO
Sron gtotar Wiaierus.G ollort. Hiib.
reno mar cs an ieben, mic Der Sater
alS Gritcommunifont ans oen San.
Den leines SobneS Den Seib oeS Sci.
lunocs empfing,
Sic in Der Nrienalitrahc bon ibrem
Wonne getrennt lpobnenoc Sroii
Submig . Sciiurc bate om Giens.
tag, Den 4. ,Snli. gbenbs geeen halb
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-01
Splgcn id]lcdtcr 9cftiirc.

geim fonigl. 9anogerid,t Hiirns
berg fanb unt 3. Sunni cine Ierbano.
lung gegen pier falim Der Sonntags.
ifule cntmahicne 9iirifhen aus
Sfmabad itott. Ins llrtbeil loii.
tetc geeen Smei auf nciin Monnte
@efdngniB, eegen Den oritten auf
bier uno gegeu Den uierten auf bret
Mouote. Sci ibrer ieiner5eitigen
Gerbuftlung muroen gauge StoBe 10.
g%euannter .Snoianerbiitsr" gefun.
ben. @us lie bier bon Inoern Ia.
len, hnben iie I'M @aloe bel @uiten.
ieloen ielbit proftiih ousaeiibt. Sic
babcn gon5 inoionermdbig gelebt.
geroitbt. olid, SSraiien beorcbt unO
ougegriffen. uno mis- chen Der Sn.
hinnerthaten mebr limo. Ginen an.
beren S~iebbaber bon oergleihen 9ef.
tire baben Die ,8oloiud3er in Gaii.
iprnien" 10 iehr begeiitert, Dab er
and, az ben 8Moiuhern naf Imerifd
ging. mo er iid) g%egenm1rtig ouf'
bGlt. @ieoer eincm onoeren unle.
rer Stmabofer Slngen haben es Die
Sapaner ungetban. Dian mus lein
Slid luden, NO man cs finoet", lau.
tete iein @obliprud. llno 10 500
or bin naf Sapan. mo Der gegen.
m1rtige aricg piele unb auh reide
Wfdnner oobinrafft. Cine oicier
@ittpen uno 5mar cine Der reid)iten
mill err he%irotbcn. yMan mub cbett-
iein @liif iud)en." Scioer fam Der
9rdutigom blob bis nod Sbiiringcr,
mo er s%egenD6rtig lpieoer reblid) ar.
beitet. nad,ocm iein &eiicgelO alisge.
gangcn uno icin Sobrroo Sum Sroo.
Ter gemonoert lit. Tieie %ianunt.
lid)cn iun9cn Ienid,en limo Spfer
ihrcr 2eftiire gciuorocn. Mogen
Die gltern bebbalb ai,d oarauf elm
sluge BADEN, mas lire ainoer lelenl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-01

sFsr~f & N.."tF.
Inter ben 3itel n@nabe fir
Meft" brahte Die nSaineis Staats-
seituna" bon Chicago, Sa., oieIer
Gage folgenben Mrtifel:
v0or etfpa einem 8ierteliabrbnn.
bert ipirbe III Safe Siem elm 6ar'
mer ermproet. Ger 8eriiber Der
8luttbat, Der oomals 21iGbrige
Ssobn Gales, bnnOelte in leiben'
fhaftlider grregrng uno wobr-
ifeinli6 ioear i'm 3nitanbe tbeilmei.
ier l1n5urefnirnssfabigfeit. Cont
mare es penisitens ifmer 81 erfla,
rem, baB er ieine eigenen 8leioer OH
Der WorbitGtte 5uriid lieB uno Die
ienigen ieines Spfers anlegte. "a.
nit lieferte CT ielber ben llnterlu.
fnnasbeborben Den S%auptbemeis lei,
rer SfuIb in Die S1noe. @ales
murbe inn Sdmurgeri6t 5ilm Sooe
b%erltrtbeilt, inter Dem Crude Der
0iientliden Wteinung ober BON Dem
8ouperneur 81 lebenslGngliher
Slidtbailsltrafe begnaoiot.
@ales biibt iest leit mebr ais %
Sabren binter Den Mduern Der
Gtraianitalt ieine lhmere Suseno-
idulO. Ils Dem beiBbliitigen Sing.
ling lit Elm %ltiler, relimiitbiger
Mann geiporoen, beiien SleiB mo
Siibrung Die auilidtsbeamten oas
aaerbelte 3eugnib ausltellen. Gr lit
nSenior" oes 3uhtbauies III Solicit.
un6 nod Ger BORT iiblihen @ercd.
liung Der Strai5eit mabridcinlif)
alib elmer Der yoienitGlteiten" sc.
fansenen i'm gar5en 9onoe. 9snh
bieier gemeiiun9 weroeu Den StrGi.
lingen bel @oblperbolten ole eriten
eli Wonate ais Elm Sabr in Iniae
eebraft, Die nafitcn Sebn mo Die
baraui folgenocn lielln Wonatc gel.
ten mieocr lie iiir elm Sobr lno ipd.
ter mercen ie iiir iehs Monate oils
Elm poles Strafiobr abaeid)riebcn.
Tementlpredeno bat beiipielsipeile
cir al fiinfiGbri9er 3udtbousitroie
@erurtbeiler tbatidhlih nur orei
nno elm babies Sabr abSnIiben, Dor.
mlsgeieet notiirlih, oaB ieine Siib.
rung 5u feinen alogen NnlaB aibt.
@oles' bereitS perbiibte Stroi6eit be-
trGet nah bieier gered)nlula bercits
etuu 40 Sabre. mo bos lollte ocnnl
boh wobl geniiaen, nm oos 'dpcrlte
@crbrehen 81 liibnul.
Dor etma 5mci ,Sohren beontro9te
Der &chtsampolt Siithcr Soflin
MiQs. Der ieiner 3eit ocn 8ales
iiberiiibrt bat, aus cigeuem Nntriebe
belien Vegnaoigung. Gtc Sad)e
purbe inoeb nid)t nit Dem notbigcn
Nofbrlid bctrieben uno blirb ir9cnb.
mo bGnaen. Rect nimmt lid Der
oSurcmburger SnOepenoent GLIB"
ieineS Sunosmonnes an mnb itclte
ibm Den Nopofotcn Nc. Z, SUB oils
Hehtsbeiitonb sur Seite. Sr, SUB hat
hic Eroacb. mo lleberncilunasoftcn
aenau acpriiit uno BORT pcrihic0cne
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-01

frau Smeiter CHE bon Motb. Mouer,
Sllbrfncft; Sbereiia Caroline gngel,
alt 90 Sabre, @ittme bon :. !.
Sotto, 5tlbs. Sei5er. 81: Ignes
&cisborif, alt "a Sabre, ghefrou BON
Sobann Grneit 9run,crt. Shreiner
anna 2uopi9, oft 31s Sabre.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-01
@cbcrsiamng Der Gltern.

Gin Ginoerfreumo lhreibt ms:
Bel Der G~ntloiiung Der Sugeno aus
Der Sfnle liro monfc gltern IN
Terlegenbcit, mos lie MN nit ncn
betrefienoen Ginbcrn anfongen Iol.
len. Sbr Gltern. bepabret Cure
ainoer Dor Dem Wibiggang. bcnn
oieier lit ia aller 2altcr,.a anfong.
Tuloet alio nift. Dab Cure e%ntlaiie.
men Sobne uno Softer bermmluns
germ uno iib oenl iiiBen Nidtstbun
iiberlailen. @ebt ibnen 9eihditi.
gilhg mo habit Shr ielblt nid,ts 5u
thun fiir lie, 10 erfrubigt guf. mo
Chr lie poiicno unterbrinacn fonnt.
Seio babel obcr reft poriiftig, no.
bin Sbr Glire ainber ihidt. Iftct
nid)t 10 iehr aui 8eloperoienit. als
nielmehr aui quite hriitlihe 3Mdt,
bamit Cure Ginoer niflt an 2eib un0
Scele Sfaoen lciben. Ties gilt be.
'onocrs Damn, ncnn Cure &tnoer Int
Sahrifcn nrbcitcn iollen. Sicr lit Die
@eiabr fiir Ole nod, unerfahrene SSii.
acnO 81 9roB, oils oaB lie obne &atb
unb Silfe oen on lie beronitiirmen.
ocn Seriudlngcn Sros bicten fonn.
ten. Is lit ia cine Griahrunes.
lbatiohe. ooB Die anoben uno Mab.
diem in oen Sabrifen pielfah BEN
ganicn Sng pom unfdubercu Mitar.
bcitcrn unb Mitnrbcitcrinnen nlmge.
ben limo. oeren ifllcfte Tebcn lie an.
boron miliien. Gos bette mare.
licbc Gltcrn, Cure bernnmofienben
Sobnc miirbcn lid) Dem Sanomert
Suwenoen, inls lie feinen bobercn
@crui crgreiien molen. slber Smingt
Cure Sinner nidjt in cinen 9eruf. SIT
Dem lie feline Neiaung uno Iulage
boben; es miirbe Gnf ipGicr bitter
gcreuen. Sbr Gltern p%erboppclt
Jest iiber Cure &inber. Die Der 81.
but Der Sd,iile nid)t mebr onpertrout
iinb. Cure @ohiamfeit, bamit Guh
nidt Die gnacn aligeben, wciln cS
81 ipat ill.,"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-01
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Hidlt phnc llriad)e liebc Scius Die
Temutb 10 innig; oeiu or luuBte
mobl. DAB, iomie Der S:,lS Die
@runoloae alcr Siinoe lit, 10 Die
Tenutb ons Sunbament aQcs @uten
mo ollcs Sciles lei. Cine bicics
Sumoamcnt bat fcin @eanuoc De.
itonb. %crtrone alio ~ feline IN.
aeitO ober irgenb Elm @crf plne be
Scmutb. = 81. 9~onapeutura.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1905-11-24
A Rand-P ainting.

a maiden left her downy couch one
morn not long ago And put little
powder on her face. She made he,
toilet slowly, putting everything just so
Then she put a little powder on her
face. She ambled down to brea kfast
and she dropped into her seat. She
passed her plate to papa and she got a
piece of meat. She finished up on
coffee, cake and predigested wheat.
Then she put a little powder on her
face.
She took car to go down town, but
found no place to sit. And she put a
little powder on her face. At noon she
ate lunch. paying fifteen cents for it.
And she put little powder on her
face. That afternoon she spent dime
for ice cream at a store, and when she'd
finished it she longed for just little
more. But thinking of the dime
'twould cost, she started for the door.
And she put little powder on her
face
She took Car at half past three,
back to her home to go. And she put
little powder Oh her face. She ate her
dinner with the folks then went to call
up Joe. And she put little powder on
her face. Joe came up that night and
STAYED TIL almost one O'Clock, tits said.
" lien he had gone she went 10 bed, de-
cianng she was nearly dead. Then she
put II nttle powder ON her face.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1905-11-24
English With a French Polish.


There are disadvantages attached 10
wealth when one was not born to it or
is slow in getting used to it. One that
Mr.. Quidsby found, says London An
swers, was that the chef always sent
up the menu written in his own Ian
guage, French, to which the master Of
the household was a stranger.
II should like to know what I'm eat
ing for once, NJ. Alphonse;" said Mr..
Quidsby to his chef ON one occasion.
LET us have the menu in English to-
day"
"Oui, monsieur" was the reply. at
ees YER difiicile, but | veel do it so if
you veel gif me re dictionnaire."
A small but select party came to din
ner that evening and We're met with
the following bill of fare:
Soup at the tail of the calf
Salmon in curl papers.
Chest of mutton to the little peas.
Potatoes jumped.
Ducks savage at sharp sauce.
Charlotte at the apples.
Turkey at the devil.
Fruits variegatCd.
Quldsby and Mrs. Quidsby agreed
afterward that they had never presid-
ed over Il more hilarious dinner party.