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Mrs. r, Hirshberg, mother Of Mrs.
n. s. Sachs Of this city.
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The personalities that abound in New York politics make
tunate that the duel is thing OF the pastWashngton Star
And yet few oshoned due the kind that unerngy produce
funerals would help New Pork politics ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS News.
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BORN

MACFARLANE-In Honolulu, Hawaii
May 49, 1906 to Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Macfarlane a daughter
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-17

Eager in Der Sta0t cin5uridtcn, Gin
5elne groBc Sirmen bc5ieben ullgcb-
LID 8cgcnluGrti9 etmo 10000 Eonncn
tdglidL bic JIG oli Norgen logcrn
loiicr. Sic 9roben @olfcntrober,
Gcportcncnt.&aoen, 6obrlfcl1, SotelS
etc. beginncnL ibrc a|oblenfelcr olti-
5riiiucn, llm fiir ole Sale periorgt
81 icin. sluitr0gc fir 2ieierlntg nod)
DEM i. Ipril muroen geltcrn bon ocll
&oblenbGnblcrn nidt angeltonmen. .
9erihicoenc 9l0entcn bon llno6s
b1ngi0en 3cdcnbclibcrn nebnlcll, mic
pertranli6 mitgctbcilt iuuroe, bon
jett al Nuitr0gc nit elmer Strifc.
&lnltlcl I'M &iefcrung8.Gontrof an.
Gbicogo, ST., IS, Wdr5.-Seit
Den crItcn Nn5ct6clt Der Ot0gli6fcit
cineS aoblcnltrlfes BADEN Ole Gontttps
mo Wllni5ipul. 9cDor0en mo Die 81
%ienbobncn nidt beriGlmt groGe
NnontitGtcn bon Goblcn eln5llegen.
Man glnllbt, bob bic aoblcn.6llbr.
lcllte icbt tGglid) $1,000 onncn Sob
len ntcbr, ais 5l 9%emobnlId)en 3eitell
nltS5liobrcn bobcn, ltttb oiclclbell
ipcrOcn nod Dem I. Npril nid)tS mebr
81 tblnt boben, oh cs nun sum Strtfc
fonlmt ooer nid)t.
Sn6ionopolis, Sno., t6.
WGr5. 49, Ser Gotipnnl.G uilpcnt Ger
nllnitcO UPine MorferS" icbtc bclltc
ieine gcitcrn bier bcgonncnen Ser
bo%nolungcn fort, jcOod boten oieicl-.
ben gcrin9eS Snterdic. NrGlioent
WiitheQ bate i'm 2ollfc oeS Cages
cine @onicren5 nit 3. 8. HobbinS,
GrGiiOcntcn Der yGittsburg Gool
60. Go5 Neinltot bcrielben pltroe
nidt mitgetbeilt.
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&ermiidtc tclcgrapbiide Gcpcidcn.

- 81 Der Barton 3ed)c bel Brio
geport, o., lit Elm Brand ollSgcbro'
den, Der iolhe Gimcniioren ungc.
nonlmen bat, Dab Gin 5bcil Der 3ed>
luitbiht ab1cidlolicn pcrOcn n1lIItt,
- Ger 80 Sabre alto Somurl 3.
&rubill, elmer Der moblbobenoltell
6ormcr bon Scnccu County, Ohio.
lit nobe iciner sSorm eridoilcn AMI
gclunocn uoroen. Gr bat in letter
3eit Splrcn bon Welond)oIic 0c5eigt.
Sniolge elmer GrpIoiion &c
iAnlol5cncn MctdlrS in ocn GbGor
Ibompion . Sierl . @orfs in @roo.
oof, 30. bnben od)t Nrbcitcr in
ihredlidcr g8eiic grnn0punoct, cre
litten.
Ger YrGii0ent bat Dem Scltot
bic Grnenmung bon George eugene
eoger, 81, Sum 9luOW aoniuI IN
9urmen 5llgcionot.
Gin geItcru 81 @6ite gigcoR.
Did, olls9ebro6cncs dcucr lieb llilr
iiebcn Sdpier sort Iteben. Tic Srts
'd)oit bate jeOO6 nidt iiber 700 BE.
nobner lno Der Sbnocn mirO ifper.
lid nicbr ais $4,000 betragen.
3niihen Der gunoeS. Hcgier1urg
unb Sderiff 5. ". 6or bon anor
County, Gepn, lit ein 8ergleid SIT
StonOc gefommcll, ocnigcm0B Cor
fiir oos linn sur 2uit gclcgtc gntlpci-
den oes Woitoner Observation-Disclosures
Sarpep Gogon ans Dem @eI0naniB
BON Columbus, g., i'm Silni 1904 ci
ne entidGoi9nng BON $1,000 ncbit
Den GroseBfoitcn oil Die @unoeStalic
5aglt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-17
Henitentcr 3cnac.

Gincinnoti 16. W6r5.- SboY.
5. Gopia, aniiirer Der critcn ytotio'
nalbanf bon bier, iuclher am Witt
lpod) 2t6cno inter icniotionellrn I'm
it1noen perbaftet woroen mar, neil
er cincr 8~orlooltng ais 3ellgc Dor
bas Crate . llnteriildungS Gonaite
fcinc. 8olge gegeben Bate, mllrbe alli
@rltno eires &obcos Corpus 3. sc.
iebls bierber gebrobt nohocm er osr
Sdnoen ocs Sergeantsot.Grms ocs
Stoatsienotes IN Springftelo ent.
iplrmen iporoen mar. Gincinituticr
Voli5eibeamtcn 6rodten i'm bicrbcr.
Cos 0rafe. Gomite bate 9apiS bier
ber %citirt, oomit CT bariiber allsiuot,
oh Die 9nnf, oeren aaiiir er mar,
@rotififotioncn ODER Sntcrciicn on
ocn Gountp : Sdlabmeiltcr Spnidd
be5aglt babe. atnl oieien 5it %beluegen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-17
Ser brubcnbc &pblcnitrifc.

Yreiie merocn in Die &obc 0ei6roubt.
- &orrdtbc Der 3ed)enbciiter bel
@citcm niht 10 grob, oils unges
gebcn mllr0e. - &o%blenb1nolcr
bereitcn lid Dor. - Strifcs&lall.
icl in Observation-Disclosures.
10 Oorf, 16. W1r5. - Ser
ldicocne &crtrctcr Der @rllbcnbeIibcr
inn gntbrccit Hcpicr iinO in @cld)dis
ten bier angcfonlmlcl illto Itinlmcn
i1mmtlid) in Der Nnlidt iibcrcin, ooB
Gin Strife in Der Sartfobiel.Sn6uz
ltric nnpermciolid) lit. SIREN Wtit-
tbcilungen nud) lit Der GOblenporratb,
ben Die 3ehcn6cliber oili Eager bo'
ben, fem 10 bcocutcn0cr, mie permit.
tbet nuroc. Gr meroc b6ditens bel
ofononiiider ru1o ipeiier Gcrtbeillmg
allf 6lpci Mod)Cn pnrbolten. Iic Sohs
lcngrGbcr, bon oellen Die mciItcll
iporiamc 2Crltc lillo, bercitcn li6 aui
einen lollglpicrigcnS trifc Dor. Selbit-
reoeno mcr0Cn Die &oDlcnprciic noh
uno nod bcOcutcno Itci9cn, mo mas
Damn gum ltddItcn Wintcr merocn
miro, lit gar nidt ob5ileben.
Die NicOcrlo8cp meld)e inter gcis
billie 9emilicr 3edenbciiber id)on
mGbrcno oea lrbtcn Strites in Or.
377, @nter.S trobe, mo Nr. 100,
@oibington.S troBe, cingcrihtct MIR
ben uno iuoiclbit &oblcn bei'm elmer
All 10 Gents pcrtolft peroen, mare:t
i9on geltern i~l6erlaltien, lpie geitern
Sarrp Barter, Wanogcr in Hr. 377,
8atcr.S trabe, Crfl6rtc. Sn ben BON
@rie6en uno Stolienern bctriebenen
GoblenfeQern lperoe Elm fleiuer elmer
&oblcn 81 s Gents %pcrfouit, pobci
oieie 2eittc SIS pro Sonue berolsidIo.
gen. SSn obigcn Nieberlogcil merbcn
bogegcn aus elmer Sonne aoblen go
elmer gempiicn. @obltbGtige @eiell-
id)oiten 1e6en p1bteno bes Winters
and snmciiun9cn iiir orme 3annis
lien an jene 9iieoerlogen aus. IS
lperoe eriportct, ooB oiid bel benl jett
beporitebenoen Strife Die 3ehenbe.
liber oieie 9ticOerlagen beItntoglid)it
nnteritiiben pcrOen.
SIM Wiireolt Der uGetoif Goal 9eo-
lers aiiociotion" niirbe geItern er.
fl1rt, ooB Die &oblenbanbler bis gum
1. alpril iopicl Norratb einlegen ner-
ben. oils tie crlntgen foniteit.. Salt.
ienbe bon aoblen6orgen iuiirben fir
Nufnabme bon ao6len in Iienit &C.
Itellt, "a ii6 Dies biaiger felt, ais
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-17

rlGrin bcgob Iid) I'm lebten Hopcmbcr
nod @nrldou, inn bic polnilhe re.
polntiorGre Sepegutlg ST. Itlbircn.
Stott Die itummt 3ulhnllcrin Sit
Eipiclen, nabm iie iebod) in Scr lcbtcn
3eit tbatigcn Intbeil oll Der Gc6el-
lion. Sic biclt in offentlid)en Ser.
ldnlmlltngen Geben uno iteltc lid)
id3liebli6 an bic Spite ocs tcrrorls
itiiden Central + Gomite's bon so.
len. Sic Eoli5ei ipar leitgSohen bin-
ter ibr Der, bod fonlltc tic crit ouige.
griffen luer0cn, ais cine pcrmeintli.
DIE @elinnungagenoliin lie fir Gil
Siinoengelb bon GOO Morf perrictb.
Scit i6rer pom General . @ouoerncllr
perfiigten Scrbaftltng liegt bic &c
bcllin nit 90 oocr 60 anoercn politis
ihen @eiangcncn in elmer uniGglih
idnllttigcn 3cilc,
Ger .SorlpGrto" Iegt gegcn bicicn
r@iqfiiraft" feierliden Erotclt Elm.
@ill Scr &rDnc entiogen.
'9ic @icner oNCte Sreic Erelie" be-
bouptet, boB Der &0nig Sorl BON Iii,
mGnicn i'm 9cgriiie ltebe, oemS Chrome
SIT entio9en. @ic in alien onoerel
2dnoern, forbern icinc llntertbonen
icit GINGER 3eit baS allgenci1e
Stimmreft, mo bnnlit lit er 10 lpc.
MIG cinperitonoerL boB CT lieber ieine
arone nieocrleger, ols nodgebcn
nil. Scine Satin, Die beriibmte
0idterin Carmen SDlOa, reject ibui
%per9cbens 81, iid) Dem @iuen ot5
Bottles 81 iiigeu. Ter jebt I'M 81. Sc.
bensjabre itebenoe Serriher ipur0c
1889 ais 6lteiter Sobn bes 5iiritcn
aurl bon Sobcn5oaern . Sigmartn-
gen gebprcn unp 1866 bon oen ga.
joren oitf Den Sbron geboben.
gerbeernngen ourh $ 0 d
mailer Gisgang.
Cine beflogenspcribe Seimiltdnng
bat Die sclperbileiBigc geuoIferlhig
oes Notwithstanding an berS 5iesSe
inn preuBiiden &egierungS : 9esirfa
@umbinncn betrofien. Sod)mai1tt
.unb ein unermorteter gisgang baben
Den lhlperiten Shooen orgeridtet,
iino aud Wenidenleben b%iirften Der
&otaitrop& gum Spier aefaaen leirl.
gei Ser BORT berrihenben @erlpirrung
lit es %einltipeileil nod unmoglidl Die
@roBe oes ltnbeils 5u crnleiien.
4 Sobalb Der G%herprdiioent Der Yro'
piu5 SitpreuBen, b. Woltfe, BON Der
&olnmitot erfubr, begab er lid nod
Der Statte .bes Terbangniiies. Ser
iraurise Stono Der 3inae ii6er5eugtc
i'm, Dap nit auBcrorocntlifen Veit
teltt eingegriifen lpersea miiiie, ilts-
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3ndjtGanS anf GcbenS5eit.

@oterburp, Conn, 16.Wtdr5.
SSn DER Superior Golirt befanntc lid)
Gomuro Seonaro, mcldcr ongeflogt
mar, an Der I'M Sebrunr 1904 geihe'
btncn GrnlorOung 0cS bciubrten 6ols
merS Sbon1ns &. &odmooO mitidlIl.
Dig ST icin, oeS WioroeS int 5rueitc,,
0raoe ldnlDig uno mur0e 5ll leben5'
lGnglibcm @eiGngnib pcruribeilt.
3pci anoerc Wiitihuloi9c, Gbos. BAL
lett bon 9rooflpn u. D., unO Soi.
Gcncsfp, iinb idon friibcr 81 o%cricl.
ben Stroie perlirtbeilt iuor0tn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-17

GointpOclOer in Der @onf 5u Ocponi
rem. Gle &crbanbllnGen in Dem
&obcos Corpus . &eriobrcn mitrocn
bis gum Wittluod] pcrldobcn. GoOi5
mlirbe gcgcn icin @ort obnc 9iir9.
idoit einltWeiIcn ollf ireicu SUB g..
icbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-17

10 mur0en nllf icinc &cronloiiutg
Gionierc bonn Battalion Shirt Gnb5i-
mill in Sonigsbcrg telegropbild be.
orocrt, INN umfollen0c Hettungsar.
beiten IN Ingriii 81 ncbmcn. Nod)
Oct lcbtcn MclOungcn iinO Die Sol.
ooteu IN Scpoetrllg cifri9 an Wcrf,
I'M gefobrbetes Gi9cntbum 81 Der
gen urO Den b%eor1ngten 0emobnern
in ieoer eroenflihcn y9eiie geiitono
81 %leiIten.
Wtit inteniipcr Sponnllng meroen
bier nGberc g%in5clnbcitcn iiber ocn
l(nlfang Der Scimiu6ung %erluortet.
3peiielloS miro ioiort slQeS gcihc.
ben, nm Die &ci0cn Der ornlcn Be
lpobncr 81 linoeru mo ibre beooil-
crn1pertbc Gage SIT c~rlcid)tern.
~ cdr SiiIfc iir Gonr-
ricreS.
Sir Oic un9liidlibcn Si~nterbliebe.
men Der Spfer ser fltrftbaren auta.
itropbc in GollrriereS baben @roBin.
Oultriellc bes GubrgebieteS Die on
iebnli6e Summe bon $4,000 Worf
geipcn1et, iDcl6e Den Seinlgeiltdtcn
rnperrpeilt 5ugdngli6 gcmo6t miro.
Ter yNorooelttide 2lopo" bat TO-
600 Worf GIT glei6em 3pede geitif.
tet. lleberoll gibt iif oos t~ieiite Wtit-
geIiibl fir 0ic 10 id)per betroifenen
arbeitcrfontilien in DEM iron5oIi.
ld)en 8rubcnbctirf fund.
Sopo as cute @eihGfte.
Ser ioeben eridicnener SabreSberibt
Scr ,Nomburg amerifo : Clinic"
.lautct duBerit giinitig. ST. bebt be.
ionbtrS 0us lebbofte Yoiiagicr. itno
5ro6tgeidGft inn Gerfebr 5luiid)cn
Somburg nno Nen-Dorf berpor.
.8iclIci6 DIT ein Sorn6erger
9 diebcn.
Hod) elmer telegrupbiiden Weloung
aus Wiinben lit Die a6boltung oes
fir BORT geplanten %augemeinen Bur.
besihieBens %gcidbroet. IS iinbStrei"
tigfeiten 5piifen Sprolern unoNoror
6eltii6en iiber bas ShieBprogromm
allsgebroden, uno oqe bisberigen
Seriude, cine GerItanoigung berbei.
5ufiibren, iinb miBgliidt.
: Sobn Sorlep lit i'm Giitriftsac.
ridt bon Cripple Greet, SOL, oes Sc.
triiges an Der Wiltual 2ife ifuloig
gciprohen t%uorben, inoem ct einen
2eidnom, Den CT Iid 5ll perihaffcn
gefpllbt, in einem Tunnel in sbie 2uft
geiprengt uno oaraufhin Die 2ebens.
periihernngs : Yolice ieines Srein'
bcs MeGndcrn bon $1,000 ~cinfaiiirt
batte.
FTN -+Et Frs5ty s
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Sir 9amrn.
Snnse Somcn! WadJt Sud Sicis
Ciicrte al Wmic.

g9ir biIoen lett cine Nlaiie fir innee 9a.
men In unlerer 6iettie 5amenihneiorr. 6pten,.
Sdule. 6incr Der Noribeile an Der 9ietbeiIi,
onifg oIefer Stluiie III bcr. o1b ShiIerinnel CT.
lalot 1T a, i9rsnn i si9S'sm alSlSsri o ~ az.
inntner trcter. Gpe5icfe SorIefun9eu oipei II.
bret Ildi ote Wodbe. 3teetro eitc ilitree Dame.
Die eine iGihiUrnbte S6netoerin al .iperoen
pifnt1t, foute ftt oiefe StfeTte gu gliiben ;ra'
den.
Sir meiiere s~fitStnnft fbreibe ober pefoe
man itb an 3rnu VI. Subers, Gr 302, Hsen.
Garatuaa., Gde 81 mdrosStr he. tS76-l
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Nus 9euti9lano.
Gcbbaftc Debate i'm &cidJStagc iibcr
aulunial : Eplitif.

auli : Ginfubr in Icutid Oitofrifo.
Goia 2%urcmburg in einem
rniiiiden Gef0ngnib eingeipor.
men. - Sic bate in @oridloil
cine Gollc ols Igitatorin geipielt.
- &orig 9arl bon Hlnl1itien an.
gcblid i'm gegrifie, obSubonfcn.
= Shiuere Scimiudung oes Sic
denS Sepoefrig ourf gisgang
nno So6mniier. = @eitere Sci.
trGge fir bic Notblcipctben in
Gourriercs.
gerIin, t6. MtGr5. @eItern
entiponn iid I'M Geidstoge anl1blid,
bes Hoftrogs : Gtats fir Die bent.
idcn Sdubgebiete in Ifrifo einr
bohit lcbbaite Gcbotte iibcr Die Solo
niolpolitif. aoloinal 4, Gireftor erb-
prin5 81 Sobcnlobe 3 2ongcnbnre II.
Der ireiconierpatipe Ibgeoronete Gr.
Mren0t pcrtbcibigten Ole G%oloniolper-
iualtung ge9et Die gngriiic oes Gen
trumsmonnes Gr5berger uno bes So
5ialiitenfiibrers 0ebeI. Or. Spain
perurtbciItr i'm Namen oes Gentrutrs
Die pieleripobnten maBloien Weltul.
bigungen gr5berger's gegen Die Der
paltung, tneld,e iei1er5eit in Der
: ,&olniihen golfs5eiturg" erihienen.
aber bon oieier l6ngit ~oesapoiiirt
iporoen linb,
30 Sn 0erbinbung nit oieier 8enttli-
rung Der aolonial : Eolitif Der Re.
gierung lit Die Nadrift BON Snte;
reiie, oaB bns Commencement pou
Ieutih : SItafrifa 5fucitauieno dit
neiiide Gulis sugelaiien Fat, melfen
Der Gingung bisber periperrt mar.
9ie WaBnabme erregt nidt getinge
Iufmerfiamfeit. 4
yGptb e lie" 6 ma6tet I'M
&erfer. nd
Gpia 2uIauPlire, Die nrotbe &oie,"
bic nod oefn fiir5liden nSbofe up"
I'M .8orp1rts" in Die Heoaftion oes
ioaialiitiihen Central !. Organs eii-
trat, idunadtet in einem ruiiiiden@c-
fausnib. Gle 9eribnite @epptuties
sE'Istg A1.HFtkEt ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-17

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0dtodt poH. ,g~cttpsbltra eebdltcnen
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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1906-06-28
Fruit for the Complexion.

AS every woman desires to have
GOOD complexion, she should remem-
ber that the benefit to her skin from
anv cosmetic or lotion is not to be
compared with that to be given by the
use Of fruit. This should be eaten as
"a staple article Of diet, and not as a
luxury or delicacy.
Grapes and apples are among the
most nutritious of fruits, and these
:senerally agree with even the most
delicate. A baked sweet apple with
cream is both nutritious and good Tor
the skin. Strawberries enrich the
blood and contain large percentage
of iron. Oranges, lines and lemons
are of great value in improving the
complexion and couple OF oranges
eaten before breakfast will often clear
a muddy skin.
Those who suffer from acidity should
not eat acid fruit with farinaceous
food. Fruit, such as cherries ano
plums, should be thoroughly masttcat
ed and the skin o. raw fruits shoulc
never be eaten. Stale fruit Is uni
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1906-06-28
True Culture.

The woman who looks at manners
from the standpoint of the caterer or
the silversmith forgets that the essen
tials of good breeding are not affected
by the fashion of the moment, and
that these are Of far more Importance
than the newest style in tabiecloths.
"A lady is known to be always and
everywhere because refinement OF
bearing, voice and manner, together
with courtesy toward others, charac-
terizes well-bred person in all lands.
One who has inherited her silver plate
from>a line Of distinguished ancestors
is not troubled about the. style. of her
teaspoons Those who display so much
anxiety about the paraphernalia OF
the table convey the impression that
their position in the world has under
gone a sudden change. There IS no
disgrace in being a newrich man or
woman provided one does not behave
as if the money had gone to the BRAIN
-Harper's Bazar.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1906-06-28
Women's Higher Education.

It Is estimated by Dr.. M. Carey
Thomas, president Of Bryn Mawr col
lege, that there are 3S,400 women stu.
dents in colleges the current year.
In another generation, it is predict
ed, one-half of all the people who have
been to college in the United States
will be women.
The way was paved for the higher
education Of women by the early suf-
fragists who began in 1S48 to ask fol
woman's political equality; and by
1858, when: woman's college education
really began in this country, they had
completely altered public opinion in
regard to women.
This is one-third Of the entire STU
dent body in higher educational in
:stitutions in the United States.
..T The individual college woman and
those in women's clubs, who have
been awakened to a sense Of civic re-
sponsibility, and who try to obtain
laws to save little children from work
ing cruel hours in cotton mills or to
open summer gardens for homeless
little waits on the streets Of a great
city, are being driven, DR.. Thomas de-
clares, to demand vote for the sake
OF the wrongs they try to right.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1906-06-28
The Growth of Children.

Until the age Of eleven or twelve
boys are taller and heavier than girls.
Then the girls for the next few years
surpass the boys both in weight and
height; but the boys soon overtake
and pass them. The sons Of non-lab-
oring parents are taller and heavier
than those of laboring parents. The
heads Of girls are little FOUNDER than
those Of boys, and always "a little
smaller. It has been found that chill
dren grow but little from the end OF
November to the end Of March; grow
tall but increase little in weight from
March till August, and increase main
ly in weight and little in height from
August to November.-Sketch.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1906-06-28
Too Previous.

It was Immediately after George
felled the tree, and while he was yet
wondering what would happen when
his father came around and saw the
stump.
1T is up to me to make some sort
Of an explanation" mused George.
Gazing pensively at the fallen
tree, and then at his little hatchet,
George heaved sigh and muttered:
'T should have waited about a CEN
tury and a half. Then I could have
laid the blame ON the lumber trust" )"
Realizing, however. that he was
born too soon for that, George de-
cided that he would have to make a
.clean breast of it.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1906-06-28

circum-P Pacific belt Of earthquakes
even during the present year
one more movement chanced to come
near a great city short time after
an eruption Of Vesuvius.
am confident also that, barring It's
occurrence near city, geologists Will
agree that the San Francisco earth
quake is a normal outcome OF rock
movements which are necessary re-
suit of mountain growth. The reason
for the mountain growth, however, is
not subject upon which agreement
would be so general. This is not the
place to enter into discussion Of that
subject, and it must suffice therefore
to state a hypothesis most generally
held by biologists as best supported
by the evidence. This hypothesis is
that the heated earth in cooling Is
contracting; that in doing this the
cold, rigid crust along certain lines Is
being crumpled, placed in a state of
strain, and broken. When the break
occurs and a renewed movement is
forced along a previous line Of break
ing an earthquake results. The noun
tain belt which almost completely en-
| circles the Pacific is receiving the
thrust from the shrinking of the
earth, and for that reason its noun
tains are rising all the way from the
Southern Andes to the Bering Sea and
from the Kurile Islands Tin the North
Pacific) to the East Indies. With this
rising melted rock is forced out here
and there in form Of volcanic cones,
and by their eruptions and by the slip.
pings Of the rocks along fault planes
earthquake shocks are occurring
throughout the zone and may always
be expected to occur so long as thu
mountains continue to grow.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1906-06-28
Fraisette: A New Color.

A new shade which has just appear
ed in Paris, and of which we shall
hear a good deal as the season advanc-
es, is signifed by the name OF "tral-
.sette." Like so many Of our color
schemes, the name hardly meets the
OCCASION" the color having the brown
ish-mauve tint of a faded pink rose.
As a matter Of fact, the return OF
spring will herald in number OF
variations of the popular mauve
shades, and such old favorites as
Parma violet and heliotrope will be
hardly distinguishable in their novel
guise.
Another sensation in Paris Is the
new velvet known by the form "cote
de cheval," which has sufficient CLOS
siness and smoothness to justify its
sancied resemblance to the skin Of a
well-groomed equine favorite.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1906-06-28
Health and Beauty.

A number of medical men were re-
Gently asked the interesting question
<'What is the secret Of health, strength
and beauty?" and in the answers CIV
en- the greatest stress was laid upon
the Importance of diet. The woman
who would be beautiful must be
healthy, and the means she must
adopt to this end is to study the COM
position Of her daily menu with a
view to including in it food OF pure
1y nourishing value. The Would-oe
robust person should be careful never
to eat too much. The palate may be
tiokled by some particular dish, but
the path of wisdom for the adult over
thirty is never to eat more than is
really necessary to keep one in good
working order.-New York Mail.