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The Washington times., 1906-01-27
FELL INTO A HOLE.

While passing near the corner OF
Fifth and X streets northwest, baout
6 o'clock last night. Private officer Ar
thur Houghian fell into coal hole in
front of a Chinese laundry. HOughlan
fell a distance OF about six feet and In
jured his knee cap. He was taken to
the Casualty Hospital. and after having
his injury dressed. went To his home at
lO03Is Sixth street northeast.
The Washington times., 1906-01-27
NAMES BELIEVED
TO Be RIGHT MAN
Thought by Liverpool Police
TO Be GOudie's sAccOmplice.
MISSING FOR A LONG TIME
Could Never Be Located Despite Eff
forts of Officials and Reward
That Was Offered.

LIVERPOOL, Eng, Jan. 27.-The po-
lice here believe that the man calling
himself James Names, who was arrested
in New York yesterday on suspicion OF
being implicated as one Of the accom-
plices of Thomas p. GoGdie, in the rob
berry Of the Bank of Liverpool. of which
GOudie was bookkeeper. of $S50000 in
1901. is really James Names.
In the trial of the men charged with
the robbery of the bank. Names name
was frequently mentioned He disap-
peareds however. and has never been
located, despite the fact that a re-
ward was offered for his apprehension.
Names is described as being forty
five years of age, five feet eight
inches in height. and OF stout build.
His eyes are dark and his hair is turn
ing gray.
The Washington times., 1906-01-27
NEWS NOTES
MEETS WITH ACCIDENT.

Thomas J. Biggins. of Thirty-fourth
and streets northwest. was the victim
OF painful accident yesterday while
returning 10 his home from his Of
fee. on q car of the Metropolitan Iir e.
When the car rounded the curve at Dc
pont Circle. Mr. Biggins lost his bal
ance, and in an attempt TO catch him
SELF. thrust his arm through the win
dow In the rear of the car. cutting his
wrist and hand in several places
The Washington times., 1906-01-27
CITIZENS DISAPPOINTED.

Citizens and residents OF Georgetown
are very much disappointed at the fall
Ure OF the bill calling for the eXten-
sion OF Prospect street, from Thirty-sev-
enth street westward. to its intersection
with the Canal road. TO pass yesterday.
The GeOrgeOwn Citizens Association
has been working hard TO accomplish
this Improvement. and expected that 1t
would surely be provided for this ses-
sion of Congress.
The Washington times., 1906-01-27
COURT HOLDS TRANSFER
TAX ON STOCKS is VALID

NEW YORK, Jan 27-The appellate
division Of the supreme court yesterday
affirmed the validity OF both the stock
transfer law and the mortgage tax law
The courts decision held that the
legislature did not exceed its jurisdic-
ti0n in passing the laws. Justice Ingra-
ham dissented in the stock transfer
The Washington times., 1906-01-27
TO REPAIR STABLE.

Work VIII be begun IN few days on
the repairs to the interior OF John Du-
gan's livery stable at 1904 NJ street
northwest. which was considerably dam
aged by fire last Thursday afternoon
The Washington times., 1906-01-27
@MoTHERn ZONES COMING.

Mother" Jones. the well-known labor
agitator. VIII speak before the Economic
Educational League, on Sunday evening
January 2S. AT p. M, at the Pythian
Temple 1924 Ninth street northwest
The public is invited. Open discussion
viii follow the lecture.
The Washington times., 1906-01-27
California Service Via New Orleans.

Via So. Ry. and SO. Pac Excursion
sleepers without change Berth $3.50.
Personally conducted. A j. Poston,
Genl. ACT. 5l1 Pa. ave. and 105 18th st.
The Washington times., 1906-01-27
You'll Be Able to Save Money

To greatest advantage il goun open an
account with banking dept. of Union
Trust Co.. 14l4 F 81. 266 interest paid
The Washington times., 1906-01-27

Il wonder if hose chickens have laid
enough eggs this week to fiIl these or
ders.' he remarked to q friend. Il told
mamma TO feed them extra well. be-
cause since / have advertised our busi-
ness / have more orders"
Who is we 3' was asked
We got a good partner. all right. q"
said the boy. ITS my mother. She
furnishes the capital and L the expert
ence.
The Washington times., 1906-01-27
Times Want Ad Branch.

The O'DonneIl Drug Company, Eighth
and q Streets southeast, will take your
Times Want Ads for you. and charge
regular Office rates.
The Washington times., 1906-01-27
To Pinehurst, N. C., Golf TOurnamenrs,

Via Southern Rwy. in paTlOT cars: leave
Washington week days 1851 a. m. South
ern RWy Dining car service.
The Washington times., 1906-01-27
Last week-Halls of the Ancients.

Only such reconstructions in the world
25c. Guide book gratis.
The Washington times., 1906-01-27
BLAINE'S GRANDSON
OPENS AN EGG STORE
Mother Furnishes the Capital While
Fourteen Year -Old-Lad Supplies
Experience.

CHICAGO. Jan. 27.-Emmons Blaine
the fourteen-year-old grandson of the
late James C. Blaine. has made his ad-
vent into business with this advertise
ment in his school paper:
EAIMONS BLAINE * co,
Elmhurst, III.
Dealers i'm Strictly Fresh Eggs.
Every egg guaranteed. Orders
must be sent in advance.
Phone Eimhurst-6.
The Washington times., 1906-01-27
4 Full Page Interview With
Lawrance D'Orsay

The star of The Embassy Ball. tells a writer
for The Sunday Times why American Gus
toms and institutions strike him as being rather
curious from the standpoint of an Englishman
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-02-15
Der GbineIe auf elmer preuBii6sn
Wfiinse.

Wenn man einem llnbefansenen .rs
sGbIt, es sGbe einen preuBif9en 9bas
Ter, duf oem Elm Gbineie geprdgt 1T, 10
auf benz Elm Gbineie seprGst 1T, 10
ipiiroe er es fir einen S9erS balten!
lInb bod 1T es 70! Sc betrifft ienen
piaIter Der 95nislih preubiI8sqIa>
tiI6en 8ompasnis BON Gmben, Der,
1851 gu Glepe geprdst, tpirtIid einen
Gbinsien in gan5er 5igur dufpeiit!
2luf Der Sauptisite iit bas 8ruitbilo
bes S0nigs i'm Sarnii6 nit umselegz
tenn Oroensbono unb OrbenstreuS,
bas Suar i'm Nuden gebunben, unterm
Qrms j. G. NJ, b. b.: j. C. Marine,
Stempelfdneiber in GlsUe; Runbs
fbrift: Fridericus Borussorum Rex.
Gisenartig mutbst aber Der Rspers
an: Sn Der Wlitte ein siemlid tIeines
@appenI6ilb nit einem 9reimaiter in
pollen Seseln duf bem Wleere; iiber
benz S9ilos Der eetr0nte glblsr nit
F. r.. duf Der 8ruf. 9lls S9ilobultsr
fungiren Elm ipilber Mann nit Seule
unb auf Der dnberen Seite elm gbineIe
in RaipnaltoItiim nit elmer Rolle Seiz
bsnItoff unter BEN @rm, bintsr ibm
Itsbt ein DaurenbalIen, auf rem dine
Iifdes purSeaun Su iefen lit. Inter
oem WittslIdilb Elm tleines, fait berSz
f0rmises S6ilb nit Der SnIdrifi
X We, b. g.: &0nislidb
preubiide aiiatiTte Gompaenis BON
Gmbsn, baruter auf fliesenoem 8anbe:
Confidential in Dec ct diligentia,
b. b.: @ertrauen auf @ott unb 5leiB
- Elm fd0nes WOtto! Der BETTER
zines fplden 9iaIters pber Sbalers.
lebtersr ipiest ca. 26,5 9r.. b. 3. iOOiel
lpie stlpa 4,50 W. lin SiIber), tann
ii9 Freuen, benn 2iebbaber bsSablen
germ so Bis 60, ia bel muiterbafter Grs
buIhlus aud nod UisI msbr Mart bas
fir,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-02-15

Wo ober lit bisTs re6ts SteGIe9 no
follen mir Der tGslideR Reinisunssar'
beit elm 3iel iesena I
gs 1T Der 3psd bes Sbuns. Der bie'
fem feline @ren5eu anlpeiit. 3ped bsr }
Sausreinisung: bas Woblbebdgent
dlIer 6amilienglieber, bic Sausfraus
nit eineeIhlofeu. 0amtt 1T eine bezg
itimmte Ri9tI6nur seseben, an ber\
bas v8ts bierber unO ni9t tpeiter"
nit einissr Siderbeit gu srtennen it,
gs beoarf elmer gelpifen @rsrgie!
ni9t nur gum Sbun, IOnbern au9,
gum llnterlafeR; bic Balance gu balsl
ten spiI6en beiben - bas 1T bic erits,l
ipeientlichIte unO 5uglei4 iapierigiteI i
9lufgabe innerbalb Der aus bielen 8Itesl
bern suIdmmenseieBten&ette Der hdussI
li9sn pfli9ten. so iie selOIt nir6.l
bieie Qufsabe, mo cine meni9lt4ei
SeimitGtte glei6aeitig Sauberteit unol
ipirtli9es 9ebagen ut6met, ND Der i
unpermeioli9s! = 8ampf nit benz
Staub geleiitst ipirb Obne nennenssl
ipert6es @erGui6, pebleibises Stobs
men unb berbebte Geiidter, ba crit barft
bic 5rauendrbsit anfpru9 duf pouel
@nertennung erbeben.
8iel 9utes ipirb gef6afft, pisl uebs
les permieben, no Elm bentenoer &opt
bic fleibige Sdnb leitet, bic unter btes
Ter 5iibruns gu tuirten peritebt. bab es
cine 2uit 1T. Seine Minute, bic ni9t
ppq ausseniiBt tpiirbe, tein Sunbsriff
pbne erIi9tli9e quite Wirtung, tetne
9epegung pbne 3iel, fein S9ritt obne
3ped. 9ein 8sg BON 3immer Su
3immer, obne ben raIhen Bid Der @rs
tpGgung: mas lam t9 mitnebmens
mas unterpegs orbnen2 no i'm 8or@
ii6ergeben etpas gerabe riiden9 no ets
mas auf6eben bonn 8oben? Sin Sang
BON ipenig S9ritten - unb Elm bdl'
bes 9rbsnb 0inse 1T nebenbei erIez
bist. IS iino biele FOLDER @dnse gu
tbun unb Der fleinen 0inge, bic am
Wese liegen, faeint tein @nbe gu ietn.
9l6er gang allmdbli9 tommt elm rubi'
ger Son in bds fpirre Bib Der pers
brau9ten DobnrGume, bic SrauIi6s
felt, bic tdglttb BON neuem gu erlperz
benbe, bdlt pieber ibren ginang - bic
rubmlUIe 9lrbeit TT getban.
Rubmlps - neil iie negdtiper ylds
tur 1T. sic ma9t fi9 aIs 2eiItung
ni9t bemert6ar, mehr mod: lie foll uno
bari nitht bemsrtt tperben. Sbr Grs
sebnib: baB ulles fauber. tpoRnIi4 uno
Orosntli9 1T - seb0rt gu ben i.Ibits
peritGnOliaiten Dingen.
Sber bat man ie sebOrt, bdB ettpd
Der Sausbsrr iein freubiges gritdus
men ausseoriidt babe. neil er al iein
perItreutes Gisentbum: Gigarr.n,
RanI6ettentn0pfe, Sanbi9ube, ben
eebrau6ten Sdmmer unb Gbnli6es
tets ipieber am re6ten glaB borfano2
Sd CLAUDE bebaupten gu Oiirfen, ipl4es
tommt niat Dor.
8ielei9t aber, DaB er, bic SGnoe
in ben SaIben, nit bebagli6sm 9es
Iidbt burd feline WObnung ipa5irt uno
iicb Elm 2ieb9en pfeift = irgenb eins,
auf bic NleIobis fommt's ni9t an.
limb bieIss 2iebden 1T = ibm fels
ber unbspubt - elm aobIieb uuf bic
fleibisen SGnbs, bic Der 9ornen ni6t
d9ten, tpenn ss gilt, nbimmIii9e
Roien in fsin irbiidts asbsn gu fI.as
ten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-02-15

-R d t semiitblt9. rDus
III benn in 0einer Slide fir elm Sc
tOIe9" Suusfrau: nWtein Wtann
ruuft nit benz Soloaten um unIer
yta9tmobl!"
9urdf9uut. Gr: nRun,
tbsure 9ertbu, bait 0u bem Pupu
9lGes porsetrasen, bamit mir feline
GinlpilIigung erbalten9" - 8ertbd:
rSa!" = @r: .Saft 9u ibm aud ges
idgt, baB mid Der ebelite Der Sriebe
leitet9" = Bertha: rSa!" - Gr:
.Nun?" - Bertha: rGr Iaste: SD
rueiB i9pn - Der SeIbiterbaItungss
trieb!A
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-02-15

9inbIi9e 6rage. Otto:
Sag NAL, papa, parum pahirt
tdslia nur eeraoe fopiel, ais in bic
3situng 'reinsebt2"
-9erGnberte SituatioR II.
Sausberr (oer bier Stunben beim
5riibi4Oppen geieIIen bat. GngItlid);
mas iagt meins 6rau, baB i'd 10
lanse bleibe2" 0ienitmGb6en: rSis
lpeib nod ni6ts; felt 5tpei Stunben 1T
iie lei Der Ru9barin. Saus6err (Ii6
aufri4tenb); $50. felt 5lpei Stun6en
bel Der Ra9barin.. na, Der peroe i9
aber einen Gmpfans bersiten."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-02-15

Qustunft. GaOaIisr: SOM
mercienratb Meper's So9ter 1T pobl
noA ni9t erpa9Ien2" Serr: .giein,
behen Wlillionen iino nod ni4t beis
ratbsfGbig.
-8eim 80 ort gefabt. DID
ter: pSie pifen, baB i9 srunbiGBli9
ME meine Saden Semanb porlsIe,
uber nit Sbnen min i9 beute cine
glusnabme MADDEN" &rititer: .@r,
Iapben sic, es miberfpridt bur9aus
meiuen @runbfGBen. Semanb bon feis
nsn 9runbIGBen ub5ubrinsen, es 1T
mir besbaIb leiber prin3ipiel ni4t
mOslia, sic unaub0ren."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-02-15
Snt S6eaier.

@arberobiere Gum Gbepaur
bonn 2unbe, bas nit Sut, Mantel unO
Sdirm in ben SbeaterIual treten
MIN: Die 9arbsrobe miifen bic
SerrIhaften aber ablesen!"
Bauer 5ufeiner Srau: p0u
Qlte, tumm raus, mir iinb faIfd ses
laufen. bas mub bier me 8aOeanitalt
iinb!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-02-15

Der GteiBtgs. 8ureauOors
ftebsr: 81, 9pnnsripetter. isbesmaI,
ipenn i9 9tbsnbs aus bem Bureau
tomme, bu 1T mir Der redte glrm eins
sei9Iufen!
-@erfdnuppt. Mutter (3u
Der iunaen Srau Re6tsanpaID; Mit
Der prdris Seines Mannss Idsint eS
nbsr ni9t iueit Der au isin9 SO4tsr:
., in Der erfen 3sit batten mir cine
sun3e Wienge alisnten. ~. atss ieRt
iiEs iis ia ale einssipsrrt!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-02-15

Bonn 8diernenb 0 I,
2eutnant (aum GtniGhrisen): rMeper
bier pirb lti6t gstrGumtl sic iinb
bier nidbt lleber>Meni4, iOnoern Sc
ipebriibersM sMeni4!"
Gin prattitus. Profeiior
o.: ,,@omit beI6Gf Gftigen sic ii9
benn augsnbIidlib, Serr aoIlese9" =
9rofeifor o.: sd periu6e i9pn
lGngere 3eit, aus elmer Mif4uns BON
&artOffeln, Riiben, glbfduen II. I. 10.
6ett ber5uItelleu." - Profefor d.:
y9l6cr id bite sic, fiittern sic bod
einfda bic Sdpeine bamit!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-02-15

StanbesbepuBtfe n.
rSbr Siingiter ideint Itd nidt nit
ieinen 8riibsrn pertrugen gu tOnnen9"
Parpenu: .Nein. Der 1T nGmlid ses
boren porben, als i9 bereits GOmmers
cienratb mari"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-02-15

-IbnungsboIl. Suuge 5rdu;
pMGnn9en, Oh pirit beute ni6t er'
rat6en, mas id geto6t babe" Sum
ger Mann: p8eim @hen aud ni9t9"
OasOpferla m. 9ienits
mGbden: n6eute 1T Der gndoise Serr
aber i9Ieht geluur!" = 0tener:
.So2" = 0ienitmGb9en: nga, bic
0esbemond tann iia freuen, bic er
beut glbeno als nOtbellO" um5ubrins
gen bdt!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-02-15

-8ettIerfrea6ett nSie
betteIn f6on pteoer9 = Saben mir
Sbnen ni9t fagen luiTen, baB Sic
ni4ts me4r bel uns betommen2" =
uRa ia, Wlabamden, our9 bic SD6in,
- Offi5iel peib id dber BON niI9t!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-02-15

-Sm 3eitalter bes @ut o.
mo bt 8. p8drum ma9t benn Der
Wieier 10 Elm bergniistes @eii9t9" -
rGr bat einen itarten Satarrb unb
rie9t abfolut nidts."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-02-15

-3utpeit gegangen. Der
pittolO bat bonn gBirtb ben 9luftrag
erbalten, nur ia re4t auf ben GERM
prpfefor gu ieben. benn bieIer lei
man9mal arg aeritreut. gaab elmer
Weile ruff Der Serr profeKor: npits
tOlO, bies ift alio Elm Roitbraten a. Ia
Mannbeim9" = n@epib, Serr pros
feiIor, unb bies finb ser0fete Sartofz
feln, bies elm 9las Bier uno bas bier
elm fosenunntes Sausbrot."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-02-15

Gin anfreugenber b.
ruff. .8opOn leben Sic etgentIl4F
- .gOtb tmmer bon benz Winterfen'
Iter, oas mir pOr fiinf Subren auf ben
Stopf fell"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-02-15

@eeenbspets. @ertbeipis
ger: Den 8orpurf bes Serrn
StaatSanpaltes, bab meinen beiosu
Slienten jebes @efiibl fir Gbrli9teit
a6gebt, muB id energiI6 Suriidpeis
fen; benn lie baten ibrsn 9elpinn tets
rsOItdb setbsilt!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-02-15

= Selb ftertenntntb. Mus
bame gum neuen 9isnitmd06en, ipeIs
DIES ben eriten 2obn empfangen ioW:
mMit benz @eloe miifen sic ii9 uber
nod einige Sage ee6ulOen, Murie.. :"
9ienftmGb9en: rRa, bas babe i'd mir
seou9t, fonit bGtten sic mir bod
i4On IdngIt getiinbigtl"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-02-15

9ripdtter Stubenbad d der
(Su ieinem Sreuno): rWurl, Su
f0nnt'It mir uG9Itens anal an Sai'n
i6iab'n; mas toIt' er Oeun2"
U(a T I: sglo, ipeil Su's biIt, 5d9lit
mir bait g electromagnetic"
StuBenba9er: nRd, ma.
ssreunoerl, q 10 tommt mi Der SuI
bisl 8 tbeuer!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-02-15
: Q[usber &nferne. Inter

-4usber &aisrne. Inter
pffi3ier; rYatmann, nit obne mas
bari Der Splbat nitt iber bic StraBe
geben?" - patmGnn: rWit Duffens
rod obne blantgepubte &n0pfe!" -
llnteroffi5ier: pDas benuBt Der Sols
bat gum puben Der &nOpfe2" -
Meier: .9ubtalt!" - llnterOffi5isr:
.S6afstppf! Seine, Ia9' 9u es!" -
!9eine: n3um Puben Der &n6pfe be-
IuBt hsr Solbss bas puB5eug uno bic
&nopfgabsl!" = llnteroffi8ier: rSims
melhpnnerpstter, nidt etnmdl Die elm
fa9iten 9ragen tonn bic RuHelbanoe
beantmorten. 3um puben Der Sn0pfe
benubt Der Soloat bic 5rei5eit."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-02-15

Sage einmaI, mas 1T sigentli6 eine
emdn5ipirte Srau9"
r0as 1T cine 5rau, bic ibren 8opf
fir itd bat unO ii9 bumtt uuf bic Sins
terbeine itellt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-02-15

-Sbre 4uffaffuns, Suusa
frau: nMir i6eint, gretbe, sic 9as
ben ale 2tugenblide einen anbern
Srdutisam. Suben Sic Oenn eigentz
li9 gar tein 9eptiIen? -
9retbe: .Gi freili9! aber nibt bier;
Der arbeitet in Berlin.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-02-15

8osbaft. 5rember (im Sos
tel auf bem 8erggipfe0: r0rei Marf
toItet Der Wein, bas finbe icb tbeuer!"
= Dirtb: rSebsnten sic, Der muB
aber aud taufenb SUB beruufseI9Ieppt
luerOen!" = 5rember: .S0nnsn sic
ben oenn nidt gIei4 bier Oben fabris
5iren?"
-aufgef6oben. (Sm 9afs
feetrGna9en.) Die prGtbirenbe 5rau
amtsIetretGr: r8on ben Sooten fpa
man MIR 9utes rsben, unb 10 ipOllen
mir benn unIerer beute Der Itorbenen
&rGn5denI6tpeiter - Der ieligen
6rau pOitbalter - eine itilIe SdIe
tpeibenl"
-8feines MiBoeritdn b.
nib. gfi9ter: nSie bebaupten aIlo.
Suberbuuer, Der 9lngetluste babe an
Sbnen einen 8eIte9ungsperiuh ppr>
genommen9!" 3euge (8iirsermeiiter
elmer tlsinen 2anbgemeinbe):p Sa -
/ bah sabm aber gIei' bas MeFer aus
Der PruB'n g'falag'n!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-02-15

-Nuatifi3irt. nSdon lang:
serbre6e i9 mir ben aOpf, fir mas
fir ne Garriere mein Sunge iih an
beiten eignet: er bat Elm gang portreff'
Ii6es 6aifungs 8ermOsen." - rRu,
hann laFen sic n S4uBmann psr'
benz"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-02-15

-9eptaSirts Rebensart.
81: n@lauben sic bic unbeimli6e
@eIhi6te bonn Wlseresgrunb, bic Der
Sau6sr Oorbin erSdblt BATE" - o.:
IS tpO. Die bat sr Ii9sr aus Der 2uft
sesrifisn."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-02-15

n... 8as, 9ein 8ruber bat bieien
anaug brei Sabre lang getragen -
uno Su bait i'm taum brei DO4en an
unO er lit Idon ab9enubtl2"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-02-15

mint. Batter Der graut: .Das
nun bic Mitgift anbelangt - pies
piel :" - aiirafiierIieutnant: nSerr
8pmmer5ienrdtb. Sbre SOhter tommt
Sur Ibperen &apalerie!"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-10-07
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. In THE CITY CHURCHES. =
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Congregational Church.

Services viii be held Sunday morning
and evening The pastor will preach at
both services and viii be pleased TO
have all Congregationalists in the city
present. Morning service at II o'clock.
Subject. @The Result Of Right Relation
ship to jesus Evening service at
1880. Subject Work That Is Worth
While" Sunday school at 1920. and
Young Peoples meeting at $3.50 p. m.
Midweek meeting at 1880 P. m. We
cordially invite all visitors and strang-
ers in the city to attend all these ser
vices. All residents not associated with
other churches will find welcome at
any of the services Of the church, and
the pastor viii be pleased to see any
one who may wish to take counsel at
any time. G. +, Moorhouse, Ph. D.,
minister.
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Handsome Gift-carpenters' Uni

Handsome Gift-Carpenters' Union
No. /, Of this city, at its regular ses-
siob last night, was pleasantly sur
prised by the bestowal of handsome
gift at the hands of Mrs. s. ]. Shep-
pard, wife of one of the unions valued
members, IT was a beautiful silk ban
ner 81 feet long by 2a feet wide, of
rich red and blue silk, beautifully
worked in flower decorations and bear
ing the date of organization, October
4. 1901, and on the reverse side the
emblem of the union, the compass and
square in unison. The gift was deep
ly appreciated, and that appreciation
made manifest to the generous donor
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Distinct Ornament--The new bal

Distinct 0rnament--The new bank
building Of the Astoria Savings Bank
at the corner OF Eleventh and Duane
streets, is now so far toward compile
tion, In an outward sense, at least, that
every citizen may realize what a con.
spicuous and ornamental feature Of the
city II Is to be. II Is distinct credit
to its owners and its builders, and all
II needs Is about score Of compeers
throughout the business section; all Of
which viii come in due course of the
present sound and rapid growth of As
toria.
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AT the Hospital--The sisters and all
all concerned in and about the hospital
were quite grieved yesterday, over the
tragic incident that wrought Janitor
Jackson's death on Friday night last.
There were no new arrivals there yes
terday. Mr.. Wilkinson, Of Warrenton,
who was 80 badly hurt about two
weeks ago, left for his home yester-
day. Young Kelly. Of Warrenton,
whose eye was nearly put out by an ac-
ciden tlast week, is getting along ad-
mirably and will not lose his sight;
and Mr.. Simi, whose left leg was am.
putated as result Of his recent acci-
dent at the Tongue Point mills, while
not doing as well as could be hoped
for, Is on the safe side of his trouble,
and win be all right in due time.
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First Norwegian-Danish M. E.

Corner Of Duane Avenue and S7th
street. Sunday school at 10 o'clock,
Albert Carlson, Leader. Subject of les
son, 'The Two Great Commanders I
Mark II. Preaching by the pastor, II
a. IN. and s p. m. Midweek service on
Thursday night at 5 o'clock. Subject,
"Glorifying the Father" The Scandi-
navian public are heartily invited to
come and worship the Lord with us at
our homelike church. Elias Jerding,
Pastor.
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PRESBYTERIAN.

Morning worship, ii O'Clock. oommun-
ion service. Theme Of sermon, "The
Gospel Of Love and Law Sunday
school, 1915; Y. P. s. c. E., $3.50. Eve
ming worship, 1880, "Praise Service"
The following special music will be
rendered at the evening service: Violin
solo, Miss Frederickson; solo, Mrs. Pearl
Calender; solo Mr. Zeioler; male uuar-
tet; anthem, by choir.
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Settled Out Of Court--The business
differences pending as between Con
tractor L. Lebeck and Dan J, Moore.
Of Seaside, involving the payment Of
$l,675, balance due on the contract for
the erection of the 70O-foot pier in
front Of the Hotel Moore, and for which
Mr.. Lebeck had entered suit in the
circuit court here were settled satisfac-
torily and in full yesterday,