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PERSHlNG'S RECORD.
He h Both Fighter and Diplomat and
 Is Liked by MOros.

When Captain John J. Pershing of Philippine fame was made brigadier general of the regular army a few days ago he was jumped over the heads of 257 captains, 364 majors, 1S1 lieutenant colonels and 11O colonels- 862 officers all told. There was req son for this exceptional action Though a comparatively young officer, General Pershing has rendered services to which great value has been attached by his superiors. He is not only very brave, but is a diplomat as well. Born in Missouri forty years ago, he grad uated from West Point and for sev- eral years served under Generals Chaf- fee and Miles in Indian campaigns in the west. Then for about five years he was detailed as professor of mili- tary science at the State University of Nebraska. During this period he
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-16
A Poets Curious Compliment.

It was the habit of Richard Henry Stoddard, the poet, to always speak well of every one. No matter how bad the character of person, the good gray poet invariably found some trait to praise. One day in his office Oil Park row some friend entered and asked him whether he knew so and so and, if so, what was the mans reputa- ton. It happened that the man had a shady reputation and was we'll known as "gold brick" operator. The aged poet lighted his pipe and answered:
 "Yes, know him. He is the most energetic, progressive, irrepressible, good natured, artistic kind of an un- mitigated rascal that I ever met Leslie's Weekly.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-16
Cold Storage In Irish Bogs.

For long it r1...::-;;led me to know what the poachers Ad with the birds they shot in July. There is no cold storage in the north of Ireland. but they have discovered an excellent substitute. The birds are buried four or five feet deep in dry peat. and l am told, come out perfectly fresh at the end of two or three weeks. Mhen one remembers the bog butter dug out of the peat bogs ia comparatively fresh state after being buried for probably POO or 300 years, it is not difficult to believe that gro,lse might keep, under the same cir cumstances, for two or three weeks.- Letter in Country Life.
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Kent Her Word.

"This," said the school friend who had not seen her for a year, "this is the girl who vowed to me that she never would belong to any man, chi"
 q don't" said she who had been married the matter of some few months or so 'IIe belongs 10 me-"
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Making New Rubber Plants.

From rubber plant which is grow ing in a living room, the best way to get plants is by scoring the bark of the limb where you want the roots to grow and covering the injury with sphagnum moss, which must always be kept damp. Roots will soon permeate the moss. when the limb should be cut off and potted.-Garden Magazine.
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The Tact Market.

Chancellor James k. Day was once advising young undergraduate of Syracuse university to cultivate tact. "But, alas,' he said, Il fear that advice Oh such subject must always be wasted. On tact the last word was spoken by Barbey dAureville when he said
 eff tact could be bought, only those already possessed of it would want to buy it'"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-16
 Women Writers.

We know a number of women writers, and many of them are very good looking-much better looking, at any rate, than men writers, whose ap- pearanee Is very seldom as attractive as their works-Academy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-16
QUEEN OF THE CAMElS.
Mile. Allarty and Her Clcverness In

Managing Her FaNorite Stceds.
 Mile. Blanche Allarty, who recently arrived in New York from Paris is the only woman trainer of camels i'll the world. In the French capital she was dubbed by the boulevardiers the little queen of the camels.' She is native of Paris, but most of her life has been spent In Tangicr and other places i'll
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-16
What He Cleaned Up.

"Did you clean up much in that rall- road deal?'
 "No, I washed my hands or H. Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-16

Morocco, where her father, French army officer, has been stationed. It was while in the African towns border Ing on the desert that she became ac- Quainted with Mir. Camel, with whom ehe has travelled thousands of miles. She became great favorite with him and he with her. The camel with which she Is performing in this country is named Sirdar He was given to her as a pet by desert chieftain years ago.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-16
JOHN M. HARRIS

Tailor Shop, G24 East 3rd. Pressing, Cleaning, Dyeing, Repairing neatly done,
 Especial attention given to dyeing wool and silk shawls and dresses. Ladies tailor made suits cleaned and press. ed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-16
East Second,
TO EASTERN AND
 NORTHERN SUMMER RESORTS.

The Louisville and Nashville Ran. road affords the fastest tim. ana finest service from Memphis to aN the noted summer Resort,, in the east. Tickets DOW on sale at very low rates to Niagara Falls, Mammot1 Cave. Putin Bay, Old Point Comfort Norfolk, French Lick and to tho Mountain Resorts of Tennessee and Kentucky, tickets being limited foG return until October 31, 1906. The round trip rate from Pine Bluff to Louisville is $21.75. and to Cincinnati S26. The Louisville and Nashville operates Double Daily Trains out oa Memphis from all resorts mentioned Trains are wide-vestibuled and carTN modern Pullman sleepers, Electric. Lighted Dining Cars and Coaches. For rates, time tables and further information. address below named representatives of the
 LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE
 N. z. BAIRD, r. p. A., Little Rock Ark.
 MAX BAuMGAnTEN, Q. ?. A Memphis, Tenn.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-16

If rich be not elated, if poor be not deiected.-Socrates.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-16
UNION TAILOR SHOP

UNION TAILOR SHOP
 AND SHINING PARLOR
 22O West Fourth Avenue. We make a speclalty or calling for ladies', children's and mems shoes and clothing, returning same prompt. ly. Gan old phone 459. All work g'lar. anteed.
 London Miller, Prop.
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,,Sweet pea" samen.

9lussewdblteits SOrtsn, ieinite. 9lO'
pitdtsn. @tart, Sloriit,
14,2 1877 SDaihinstOn. slosnus.
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Don Der SnSfeite.

BaItor 8. .. s. SSitfe tonfirmirts
Sonntas in Der ep. lutb. Gbriitus
STRIDE cine Slaiie uOn breiiebn anabeu
uno Wiab6en.
Serr Gbriitian S6eusr uon Bird
StraBs lit als Superintenoent Der neuen
aemmsrer Giien unb Stabt GOmpanie
sruannt mOroen.
8utb, Die 6 Dtonate alte 3o9ter oes
EbsOOOr Suus BON Sss6 StraBe, itarb
DOuneriias unb wurbe SOnntas i'm
6Oreit 9ill Sriebboie beerbist.
Ssrr unO Sruu Yeter 9. SteuIs lie
BEN am Sreitas se9sn @eorse feller
cine SlaSe fir $1,000 @utiaabiSuns
eintrasen, neil Sesterer I'M perflOiienen
SftOber einen tbdtli6en sln9riif aui
6rau 9teulS uolliiibrte unO iie babel bOS
perleste.
GowurO S9einsmann pom Sruing
9luenue uuo in Den sllliSsGbalmers
SSerten an9eitellt, erbielt Oienitas oura
Elm ibwsrss @uBitiid, bas nieberfiel
uno i'm trai. Elm 8ein nno Slrm bOs
;eridunOen. iOOaB ieine Sebanrlun9 i'm
Soipital nOtbis mar.
Der 0sutl6e Srisser Ssrsin bielt
SOnntag Seamtenwabl ab. bic fOl9ens
oss Ofeialtut srsab Sapitdn, 6ranf
UtOller 1. 9isutenant, 9obn Sans /;
2. 9ieutenant, GObert Wiebnert /;
Sdusmeiltsr, @usen Wiel6ior ;
Gruitee, SObu &siOsnbud; 6abuen.
trigger, SafOb SOfmeilter uno s. s.
9il9er Sergeant, gilbert Siibn (;
aOrporal, SittOr Stern. 9err MOllsr
1T nunmsbr gum orsiiebutsn Wtuls als
Sapitan Oss gsrsins erwdblt wOrOsn.
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Sub Seite.

9llbsrt Suas bon RittstOn 9lUenue if
gum SOtsu Der SiiOieite Sant ernunni
uorben uno @illiam s. Wtiler gum
Bu9balter.
Sn Der SrieOsus STRIDE an PrOipsct
9lucnue wurSs am SOnntas Surh ben
FaItOr, Or. 6. 8. Sdmibt, cine Sslaiie
BON elf Suaben unO WtdbAen fonfirs
mirt.
Sn Dem Stbneritall binter Der Siefer
8ubnuns an Gin StraBe CAB es WtOu'
tag gia6t einen 8ranS, Der ni6t se'
riuss gufresuns ueruria6te uno uud
Die an9renSenOs S6eune Su 3eritOren
orobte. Der alarmirteu Seuerwebr &c.
lang es isOOd. Die Slammen gu lOiden,
ebe weiterer S6aosn entitanoen mar.
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0Bilfes. Barre Sfa6bri6ten.

- Der .Mo:art Wfdunerdor" BON
0lsw gort mudt an.. slrbeitertas einsn
gusflus nu6 bieier @e9,nb.
= 8rau SObn Wiaier BON saurst
Run Itarb porlsttsn Samitus I'M sllter
uon AZ Sabren an unterleibsbeIdwer'
ben.
- Sin WiGb6en namens SucD Vrown
1T bier an bem 9eiiirbteten rSpottsO
ssieber" seitorbeu. sic mar 10 Sabre
alt nnb fannie aus 9ianticofe.
= @oup. PennDpader bat ben Sberit
Ses 9. 0issiments, @Ol. s. .. Dough-
ertp, gum Srisaoier.9 .9enerul Der oritten
Brigade srnannt, wel6e Stelle 9eneral
@obin iriber inne bate.
- SIN slltsr BON AZ Sabren oeritarb
Dtittwo6 uer9ansener S8ode Saltbalar
@ronauer, Der aus Seimen in Der Yfall
ltammte. @r binterlaBt cine SBittme,
seb. Seliri6, unO Swei Sinber.
= Gs itsllt ii6 jest beraus, baB bst
bel 9liblep ermorOete @barles Salla9hsl
in @emsinidaft nit einem septner
Hsillp brsi 9Olen beraubt bate, psl6t
er ourd bier Shtiie berart einl6ii6'
terte, baB iie feline @e9enwebr leiiteten
Jieillp sins bann nit Dem &aube fori
unb Die BOlen fielsn bieraut iibsr Sal
lasber Der uub uerabreidten ibm eint
seial;ene 9radt &rii9el, worauT III
entflobsn. Oa bleibt nod immer auf'
Sutldren, wie @alla9ber, Der iibrisenS
uur ieine uerbiente Strafe erbieIt, 81
ben BranOmunben fam.
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Bon 4ctersbura.

- Oas 9emsinoebaus Der ep. lutb,
Feters 9emeinoe niro am Sonnta9,
ben go. slpril, fOrmell eingepeibt ner'
ben. Inter ben babel mitwirtsnOen
0ieOnern pirb iid aud WtapOr Dimmid
beiiuoen.
- yta6 elmer Sranfbeit BON nur pier
5a9en purbe am Sreitas Srau Serb.
nano Pittad BON Sruins gluenue Our6
ben Eoo abberufen. Die Yeritorbene,
cine treue Satin uno Wtutter, ipiro
BON Dem @atten uuo fiinf Sinoern
iiberlebt, mdbreno ibr flint 9inoer i'm
Gobe poraussinsen. Die SeerOisuns
sriolste Wtontas unter SubIreidem
Srausrsefolse i'm Ounmore SrieObofe,
nobel Pinrrer gBeistOpi ben 9rauer.
sOttesoienit leitets.
= 3wiiden Swei alten bieiissu 9iirs
germ lit Elm Streit aus9ebro9en, BEL
wel6em es iih nm Die 6ra9e banoelt,
wer nod Die bette slusoauer fiir eineu
lanssu Wtari6 bat. Die Sstreffenoen
IiuO alOermuun SObn Suttermanu uuo
9liieiior SObn Gbriit unO nm Die Sa6e
enOsiiltis Su entl6eiSen piro Der
Oauerluui itattfinosn, iObulO Die
g9ittsruns etwas milOer sewOrOen lit.
Sbl6on Der Nlbermunn etwas otter ais
Der 9liieIOr lit, 10 slauben bod feline
6reunOe. OuB er oieien sbieten" fam
uuO ermarten nit SpanHuns bas
6eiultat.
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Stabtratb.
Select Council, 5. zip

Stltlt SuuHNllg y. Apti'
Diele 9erlammluns, ObidOn cine
furss, mar ieOOd cine iebr bei6dfti9ts.
Sin S6reiben bss WtapOrs, in wels
dem er 8. 6. guine uIs elm WiitsIieS
Der aiieiiOren SebOroe nnb u. 8.
@briitp uls elm Wtitslieo Der pSintinS
ssunoI @ummiIion ernunnte, warb gut
sebsiBsn. Die Srase, Oh bic Siirs'
l6aIten oieisr SOrperi6aft uorseleSt
werben iollsn, purOe Sulest oem Snitan'
bisen @Omite iiberwieien.
Der &siOlutiOn oes unteren 3weises,
fir Biluiteruus BON sewifen StraBen
in Der 1s. 9Barb, erbielt Seiitimmuns.
Die gu pflaiternoen StraBen iinO ::
Sho Siebcnte StruBe, BON scranton
StraBe gu RuilrOuO sIuenue; &aitroao
9lpenue, uOn Siebenter gu Sierter aue'
nue. Sierter gusnus, pon &ailroao
9lusnue ,u Sim StruBe Sim StruBe,
ucn Yiertsr sluenue iu SSaibinstcn
gluenue.
Die iOlssnOen neuen Sorlusen wurs
ben einssbru6t: Wtullep - 0feiolu'
luton Sur Yfuiteruns uOH 8sit Wtar'
tet StraBe, BON 9toro Miain slueuus
bis gBiuona Stru6e; fir Ssitenwese
an 98eit Dtartet StraBe CUR DO. 25
S6ule iiibrsno. Stipp-Siir SreuS'
wese un @lu1 slpenue uno Wtprtle
StraBe, s8ebiter 9luenue uHo Bine
StraBe. S6ueioer-Den Oirettor Der
6iientli6eu 0erfe auweiienO, no6malS
fir susebOte fir Seitenwese al Sidorp,
9lloer, Ntaple, Gin uuo SOcuit Stra'
Ben aufSuforbern; ben @lei6eu oils
weiieno. RlGne anferti9en su laHen. nm
Die llsbel ilutbuus Oes II. Oiitritt ab'
iu9stauals gu perbinbern fir Blant
Sweds @r6finnn9 uon Bird StraBe,
uOn Geoar bis gSaibin9tOn auenues.
Sliuer 9teiolutiOn, fir Sejablun9 uor
@ntidGOiguns an SObn Slanasban, in
Serbiuouns nit Der @rbuuun9 Der as-
neil court slbjussfanals. GOleman-
ReiOlution fir ein slb5u9stanal Saiiin
all Der Gde uOn Wtulberrp StraBe unr
l8poming sluenue. gSirth-Sitr Rldnt
unO SOiteniiberibldSe sur Serbelierun9
Der nOrolihen glniabrt Der Spruct
StraBe Sriide; fir Sreuiwe9e al
6idorp StruBe uub StOne 9luenue,
98illow StraBe uuo StOne 9luenue,
Bird StraBe uno StOne aUenue
WiattbemS- glnoroneno, baB ba8 9ul'
pert all 9rOpibence 0tOab unO sllbri9bi
sluenue geidlOheu peroe; fir areuS'
we9e all Cameron slpeuue uno Sadlou
Stra6e. stirling StruBe unO Oiort
Dtain 9lueuue, SpOe Bart sluenue uni
Rettsboue StraBe, S6luser Soulepart
unb SpOe Yarf slueHue; fir Selbiteint
SreuSwese ansrenjeno an bic 9epTlaItertt
Stra6e in Der 81. Waro.
Brdiibent 3bOmas tiinoiSte aud Sit
| ltebenoeu @omites al.
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9ittstpn.

- Der Samilie @eorge Sdwarj BON
Su9bestOwu ltarbsn oieie ISOLDE SweI
SiuOer-ein 2Odterlein pOn Swei Sabren
uno elm SDbnlein pom neun WiOnaten.
- Slaat g8sil, Der Dor gSoheufrilt
NIT ls6s SameraOen an Der Gwen 3ehe
,u Bort @riiiitb on einem GulmbanTen
10 I6wer uerbrunnt wuroe. itarb 9eitern
MOrsen i'm SOipital.
- Sei Der @weu 2Sdiderei in Sort
@riifitb wurben Samita9 slbeno iieben
WtGnner Sismlih i6limm uerbrannt,
ats Elm breuuenOer @ulmbauien auf iie
fisl. Sefs muBten BEN bieii9en
0Oipital sur Sebanolun9 iiberwieien
werOen. Die Mdnuer waren pou aus
wdrtS bOrtbin 9enOmmen wOrben unb
ibre 9iamen WurOen uerwei9ert.
= Das 0Olmes 9ebauOe an 9iOrO
Wtuin StraBe, seseuiiber Der 5errD
Bride. wuroe 6reitag WiOr9en our6
Elm entitauOenes 6euer gum Setra9 BON
$5, 900 belddOi9t. @S selang Der
5eucrmebr nad tiihtiser slrbeit, bic
5lammsn auf ben Smeiten Stod unc
bas Dad Su beidrdnfeu. Die @nt'
itebuussuriade oes Sranors lit ni6t
betannt.
- glls 9lntbonp @arrOll uno Serrg
6arri9an, beibe BON bier, an WtOnta9
9iu6mittas in einer auti6e Die @rie
@eleiie al 9Siliams StraBe freu5en
mollten, puroe Oas 9efGbrt uOn einem
nUrbli6 lauienOen Soblensuse setrofien.
SeiOe wurben ubseI6lenoert uno erbiel'
ten b6le ShGSelbaut uno anbere Ser
lssunsen, wdbrenb bas Rfero unuer'
lest entfam, bic Suti6e aber Sertriim'
inert maro. IS mar elm tnuppes @nt.
rinnen pom Gobs fir bic beioen Wtdns
ner.
- Clara, bic Is Sabre alte Go6ter
oes Senrp slOrian pom RarionaSe
Strabs, SusbsstOwn, besins DOnner'
ftas gta6mittus SelbitmOro, inoem iie
Elm Suantum @arboliGure uerl6ludte.
sic lebte etwa 20 Wtinuteu mad Ser.
l6luduns Der @iititOHes uuO litt iurdts
bare S6mer3en, trosSem Elm slrSt iebe
mOsli6e @rleidterun9 CAB uno ibr
9ebsn su rettsu periuhte. Da man
teinen @runb fir Die unielige Chat
tennt, 10 pirO ungenOmmen, bu6 iis
tempOrar an @eiitesltOrunS litt.
-Oie itarfin SerweIuns ibersesuu'
gene 9ei6s beS 5armers Bert Stis BON
SilusrrD GOwnibip, BRADFORD GOuutp,
Wsl6sr felt Dem 8. Sauuar peri6wun'
ben mar, purbe Samitas 0ia6mittas
gu @reter Borough I'M Susqnebunna
Slug aufseiunSen. slui Der redten
Seite oes S6Goels beiinSet li9 Elm
mebrere 3Ou LANCER 8rud, iObaB
m0sli6srwsiie Der Wtunn ermOrbet
murbe, ieoo6 faun Der Sddbelbru6
aud our6 9lupraa an 6slisn usruriabt
wurben lein, @ine SanfanweiIuns in
Der 1aI6s CAB 9lufidluB fibsr Die SOsus
titIt oes 2ooten.
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StuS pem obereu.s 5bale.
(ar6bulO GorreiponOcnS.)

= Der BOltInd, nel6er SOnutas
supOr aus Dem Oidion @itD Yoitamt
geltobtsn moroen mar, murbe Oouners
itasIunueriebrt in 9brOOp auisefunoen.
Dtebrere wertbuolle Sriefe uno Sc in
8aurSelO befanoen iid nod in bem
Sad.
= glntOl @arcia uno Soc Sparelli,
Die am Sreitas in Der 0ia6barihaIt BON
Bsdpille nit mebrereu erI6olenen
SiuspOseln in ibrem 9eiis er9riiien
wurOen. butten $50 unO bic Soften Sn
be;ablen, slm Samitas muBte Charles
S6ul,sr wssen einem sleiden 8ersebsn
$40 beSublen uno SonntaS waro Sobn
SOnnetti ws9en @rideBuns zines
Sosels $54.35 beitrait.
- Orsi uerI6iebsne Yeriude wuroen
Wtontas 0ia6t 9euu6t, um bic PresbDs
teriuner Stride Su slrAbalo anSuSiins
ben. Der erite an9eleste Sranb wuroe
uOn Dem 9eiler 0taruin Wigers entOsdt
unb sslOI6t. Dad elmer StunOe wur.
ben weitere nit Sel setrdnfte Sappen
bel Dem @ebduoe entoeft uno Der brittle
Yerlub, Der beinabe ertolgrei6 mar,
ereisnete li6 II Stunoen ipGter. Das
seitise @iutreiIen Der Seuerwebr uerbiur
berte einen sr0Beren SranO, bod bstrd9t
Der entltanbene S9aben immsrbin elm
paar bunoert Dollars. Das Wtotiu
sur SrunOitiituns iit nidt bstannt.
(@arbonbule GorrsiponoenS.)
- gbuOtat u. .. Stuart parr
Otonta9 0ta6t pom Stuotrutb gum
oritten Wtale oils Sta0tanpalt ermdblt
= Giue gln;ubl Uteiiter 9lnitreidel
baben ben 5orberun9en ibrer itreitenoer
sln9eitellten nad9e9eben uno lestert
linO wiebcr DienItas OIL Die slrbeit &C.
sangen.
- 3obu Gotta, Der iriibere Nnfiibrel
Der Wiufia Sanoe Oabier lit tiirSlih in
Stalisn iu breibi9 Subren @efdn9nii
perurtbeilt moroeu, neil er all eiuen
WtOrOe tbeilnabm.
- glm Sonnta9 9ia6mitta9 CAB eS
all Sr6aro StraBe cine S6ieBerei. i'll
bem 8ruut 6ellicOni aui Srant MOrrr
pier 0teuOlUsridiiiie abSub, Die jeOOd
ibr 3iel uerfeblteu. Der 9lnsriii err
fOlgte, neil WtOrrO sesen Die Wtafiu
8uube wibttse slusia9en mahte
SelicOni entilob mad Der SbieBerei.
- Srau @liiabetb 8atemun pou
Yarf StraBe wurOe 6reitas WiOrseu
tOOt i'm Bette auisefunben unb eS marr
feit9eitellt, baB iie einsm 9erSidlag er'
lag, Our9 einen aniall pom @rippe ber'
bsi9efiibrt. Die SeritOrbene wuro(
Dor II Subren in DeutidIanb 9rbOren.
mar aber idOu lau9e Sabre bier anidi'
fig. sic pirS uOn pier GOdtern unr
,wei SUbuen iiberlebt.
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SpSe Narf Nctisen.

- Sn ieiner Wobnun9 an Glib
2incOlu 9lusnue ueridisO Disnitas nad
elmer turSen Srantbsit SObn SSalter i'm
gllter BON 81 Sabren. Die Satin
unb mebrere Sinoer iiberlebeu i'm.
- Salt INNER fOmmen Riifeni6msrs
sen unb Steifisteit Der Wtusteln BON
Grtdltunssn. ct. SatObs Sel ers
warmt, mu6t bic Wtusteln seidmeiOis
uno turirt Den labmen Riiden in furSer
3eit.
= 9lrtbur DOOsnSorf BON Waibburn
Strass muBte MOntas fir iein seri6t'
li6es @rideinen 5000 Siirsi6aft
Itellsn, neil ct ieiuen StiefiObn tbdtli6
ansriif unO gu tOOten orobte, unb aud
perIebtts, feline Satin Su unteritiisen.
- Der 9ineOln SOnes Sabeu an
Norb Ntuin gloenue waro Sreita9 1ia6t
uber frub SamitaS WiOrsen BON @inbres
6ern bsIu6t uno nm feds Gaiirmeiier
unb Sebn RepOlper beitoblen. Die Serle
erbielten burd elm Siuterfeniter @inlaB.
= SObn Sarris pom gteuntsr Ctr.
fiel Srsitas 0tadt Die Ereppe binab,
wel6e bonn gSsit @adamanna Iuenue
8iabuft nah Der StraBe fiibrt. @r
I6lus mebrere Pur;elbaume, ebe er lans
bette, enttam aber nit einem idmer3'
li6en S6nitt ain Sopfe.
- 9llbermann Daniel Wtoies bon
Der Is. g8arb. Der fiirSli6 bon einem
stnfall uon 3ufunsen befallen wuroe
unO ieitOsm ii6 in fraslidem 3uitano
beianS, itarb SOnntas Sormlttus in
Ieiner 8obnuns an Glib Wtain 9lurnue
i'm gllter pon 10 Sabren.
< Sn Der oeuti6en Yresbgteriiden
Stride all @beltnut sluenue wurbe
SOnnta9 YOrmittas our6 BaitOr s.
S6Ottle cine alaiie pom iiebenSebn
Snaben uno M6o6eu fonfirmirt unb
9tbenbs ianO cine 3uiummentunft Der
frlbersn SOufirmanoen ltatt.
= als 9eorse 9lnquin uOn 0iOrS
Wfain 2luenus friib am 6reitag Mior9en
iib auf Dem Seimwese befano, wurSe
er an 99eit Sadananna gluenue pom orei
Serlsn, Die inn pom centralen StaOts
tbeile ssfOlst wuren, al elmer ountlen
Stelle nieOer9ei6la9en unb Oann lelne
5ai6eu our6iu6t, uber feline Seute in
oenielbcu ssfnnOsn. Die @egelagerer
perl6wanOen na6 Sollfiibrun9 ibres
9lngrifies an gieunter StraBe.
= Drei Stuliener batteu SOnnta9
gia6t einen tiitti9en 2auf UNI iu
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babnwasen Su errei6en uno mahten
bem @onSutteur 9S. 9. @uans SOr.
miirie unO elmer ueriubte i'm pOm
Sabnwusen gu idisben. @s folgte
nun eiu Suno9emeuse, an weldem Der
WfOtormaun DobOn aud tbeilnabm
uno Sulest bra6teH es bic Sabnause'
itslltsn fertis. bic brei Scrle gu iibers
wdltisen uuO ipater ibre Serbaftuns ;u
bemertitelliaen. Die Serle, glnorew
Srsu unO beiien SObn VOuis uno
Yatsr 9upo, auf Der g8eitieite wobnbaft,
muBtsn bel bem fOlseuosn SerbOr is
$34 Strafe beSablen uno aud fir ibr
ssridtli9es Gri6eiuen Yiir9idaft
itellen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-04-12

Turbs Runtaa Mprstn in unfrsn GIuai, an.
,ua une 5ailIsu Dtparismsnts nrHnst Die
Anshsluus II bic srSsn unO aniprutppIifs
bic 4. In eisIr Ratbaridaft stsbsu pures uub
isbs Srau, bic SntsrslIf an fOrrsfisn Wtpbsn
nimmt pirb ii6 pofltip cine llustrbtisfsit
tbun. bsnn ft SsrfsbIt bic Gusf,auns eitis
gBpCbt AZ bsiihtiasn.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-12-19
Keeping Irons Clean.

When irons become rough or smoky,
lay little fine salt on fat surface
and rub them well. 1t will prevent
them sticking to anything starched,
and make them smooth. A piece of
fine sandpaper is also good thing
to have near the stove, or a hard,
smooth board covered with brickdust,
to rub each iron on when it is put
back on the stove, so that no starch
may remain to be burnt on. II the
irons get coated with scorched starch.
rub them over with beeswax, and it
will all come OFF.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-12-19

shall be overthrown, and when the
song of redeemed humanity shall
sweep over the universe.
BY the gifts which characterize this
season, we commemorate Gods great
Gift, the unspeakaBle gift Of His Son
to a world lost In sin and wandering
In darkness. No one can rightly est-
mate the blessings which flow every
year to all classes and conditions of
men from the tender memories and
gentle charities called forth by the
remembrance aof the Holy Child,
Jesus. His birth has exalted the
poetry, the music and the art of the
centuries. 1t has changed all social
customs and religious rituals. 1t has,
given new glory to human life and
new trend to eternity This is the
time when all bitterness should be
forgotten, all family feuds reconciled
and all life glorified. 1t is unspeak-
ably sad that In the name of Jesus
Christ Russian murderers are slaugh-
tering the Jewish people, the ancient
and HISTORIC race which gave us the
Christ. 1t is cause for profound
humiliation that superstition, bigotry
and virtual idolatry still abound I'M
der the shelter of the Christian name.
But, marvellous and blessed as was
the incarnation of Christ, we know
neither the day, the month nor the
year when It took place. Dionysius
the Small. about the year A. ID. 526,
fixed the birth OF Christ in the seven
hundred and fifty-fourth year of
Rome; but all scholars know that he
was in error by at least four years.
We know that Jesus was born before
the death of Herod the Great; and
we know that Herod died about the
first of April In the year $50 of
Rome. 1t is not too much to say that
in all probability Christ was born
four or Ave years before the date
usually given; so that this present
year ought to be 1910 or 1911. There
is no doubt that the selection OF the
26th OF December as the day and the
month was due TO the exlntence OF