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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-04-06

ls0ten BIER bic glrbsit nieotr. Ti.
9tusoebnuna oisIsS 5treits aul 6ams
burg 0iIt dls ipabri9einIi6. 0ort
piirosn 1000 Monn in WitlejoeUI6aft
es5ogsn iperoeR
Sn 9amburg babsn feruer Sic Sess
Isuts beid6IoTen, bic Irbeit ein3uiteIs
len, bp9 lit Der S6iffspertebr porIdus
fla niht beriihrt lppr0en.
sSn 5anuooer miro Der 0erbano Der
MetoQ- SnOuitrielIen einen 2heilItreit
nit einer aGI0emeinen 9(usIpe,rung "a
antiporten, ourh nelhe nidlt reui5tr
oIs 10000 Wann betroHen mtroen.
9Ju6 in 5biiringen. no Die 9r1uns
tobIensrGbsr itreiten. stitaItet iit Der
Stano Ser 0in9e Iteti9 Idlehter, uno
IS oiirfte in Der 9bat 5u Der bsyeit3
ungetiinoi9ten groBen Sraftprobe Tom
men. Die 8rubtnbtiiBer MAIDEN iA
ieBt in elmer &onferen5 iiber bic Don
linen gu er9reifenosn Mabreqeln
ihIiiFiQ. pie 6iihrer Der Streitcr
tntlpideln gu glei6er 3eit cine riibriSe
9l9itdtion, I'm ibre Mannen }um le=
'chIofenen 9lusbdrren gu ermutbjaen.
Berlin. 5. g(pril.
Der Raubeimer 9aoear3t QrofeiIor
Or. Shptt pirb i'm tommenoeu Wns
ter an Der 0urparo llniperitdt Dor
troge iiber 9er5trantbeiten haIien.
Berlin. 5. Q(pril.
Die H0ntgengeieaidaft cr0ffnete
bier tire SabresperiammIunq. Die
8etbeiIi9ung iit uuBerpsoentlid tart,
aud Die Ser. Staaten iino tart pers
treten. Die 9iite Der 8prtraQenoen
irtiit Sen Namen 0es Or. Carl Bed
Ron Rem Nort ouf,
Netp gort, 5. 2tpriI.
Der nN. 9. ct. z3tg." ta5elt ibr
8erIiner &prreipon0ent:
2lngeiibts Der befremnen0en 6als
tun9 9uBlanos tur3 Dor Sem Gnoe
.oer &onferen3, Die cine 2iebeoieneret
ge9eniiber 6rantreih gum glahtbeil
0eutIhlonbs beoeutste, neroen Die
neuerlid)en 8emu6ungen, eiue ruff
i1e 2tnIeibe auf Dem bie5i9en 6inan}=
martt unter3ubrin9en, nit grober
aufmertiumteit perfoIgt. }tn ser
8eriiner 80rie fpuroe nit 8eItimmts
4eit bebauptet, Die Ae9ierun9 psr0t
5poz oen oeutI6en 9anfen niht Oi=
rett abratben, Ih an elmer ruIiiiten
Nnleihe 3u betbeiItgen, mohl dber ibs
nen gu beoenten geben, oaB tie hre
6onbs Iiebsr oemndhitigen &n.eiten
bes Heihs uno BreuBens 3upenoen
iplIten. &rdf 2amsoosff SnitruttiQn
an oen @jrofen Gaiiini in Algecirds
bat in maBQe6en0en areiien, trpB aler
Nbihmd6unqsperiuhe, QelpdltiQ per
brofen, uno penn Die ReaierunQ fa
elmer neuen ruiiiiden 4nleibe gegsuz
ii6er glei6gultig ia oirett fein0eii9
psrbaItea ioute. 10 pjiyoe jene Snz
itruttion na9 allgemeinem 0afiirbalz
ten eine pollig ausreitenoe @rtldrun9
oafiir iein.
Nber troB uller 2lbn1bnungen un0
aud ser 9ebauptung 0es Regierungs=
rdtbs Ulartin in ieinem jiingit er
ndbnten smsiten gudle iiber Die o,3uz
funft 9uBIdnos", oaB oas 3urenreih
oor Dem finan3ieuen 3Riammen6ruh
fe6e uno unfd6ig iei. i'm auslonoe
peitere @eloer auf3uneamen, gilt bag
,3uitonoetommen elmer ruIiiiden 2ln=
lei6e nit geibeiliqun9 oeutIden &a.
pitfalls fir pabrIdeinlid'
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-04-06
4rbeiterangeIe9en6eiten.
Snflnnn Gnl . 0lhril

Die Union Der StraBenba6nange=
itellten bat nit 0en 9ertretern SCI
Observation-Disclosures ein ueber-
eintommen getroffen, ppRah niht nur
ole Union anertdnnt miro, ipnDern
ettpa;ge entIafene 2trbeiter aud 0d8
Redt baben. an ods 0irettorium gu
appeaifen. SSm 6dIle ibrer Bieoerz
aniteQung er6alten lie fir Die pertos
rene 3eit bolIItdnoige 8e5dbIung.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-04-06
Qitt8burN. Ro.. 4 9lpriI.
Die OGpmpif6er Sptete.
Pe.p Oort, 4 Qlpril.


3ie2ttbIeten, ,pelbr ijb an oenGIDms
piiAen Gpielsn in Qttbeu bet6eiligen
molten, iino beuts nit penn oeutihen
8ampfer ,8arbaroKa" mad Reapel
abaeflbren. BON mo fe nit 0er Giiens
babn mad 8rin0iii un0 Damn NIT sis
mem onoern 8ampier ndh 2ltben neis
ter reiier. Die Spicle beginner am
% 2tpiiI unb oauern bis gum 2. Wui.
Der .3som", pelder 6ei ben Spies
len bic Der. Stdatsn psttyeten niro,
6eite6t aus Iolgeuoen UiitQlisoern:
birdie Sabn. So q. Ghid. 70. ,.
tSaton. s. ". aueprou3e odr,n 6iu'
nan, +. R. Moulton, GapIou Ro'
6ertion. 9dut pilgrim, e 9 Par'
IONS, uleDer 9rjriieiu, g q 9onbdg.
6barles s. Bacon 6arpeB Gobn Rap
6nrD, 81. Gogreu ". q i}rani, J.
Z. Fori6ap. 8. Giqbtbo0n, Sames 9.
Witfen, Bortiu s. S5erioan. :. u.
@psneer. U} Spring. Rihar0 Shels
BON, 0. @. 81tn!;ne, 3 .. 6onuoIp,
R. g. 2capitt. s. W. 9srrigar J
Sopler. 6ugo 1rien0, 7 g. GIo0er
unb I Y. Gulioan 3nei dnoere
WitaIeor Daniel un0 Snay3. iino
fAor am 1amito5 d6gsrsiit.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-04-06
Sm @cidfohlcnoiltrift urbmcn sic
&crbaItniiic cine immcr aHultigcre
WcnounG an.
Observation-Disclosures cruartct.
SSnOianapolis, 4. glpril.

Der Streit i'm 'WeihtobenQebtet 1T
ourh ole 9altung oes Yrdioenten
Robbins pom BittSburger 0utrtlt,
melCher DetdnutIi9 Die Soroerungen
Der Arbeiter bepiuigte. lomie oaDurGR
Dab oielem 8eiipieI anosre 8ruben.
beiiBer folaten, Elm begren3ter. nlan
bat berednet, 0uB BON 40 bis 40 Yros
sent Der 9ruben bis GG6e oitis. Wohe
in oolIer 3bdtigteit ien lper0tn. 2lus
gBbeeIing mirb beridtet, oaB Die Ois
itrttte pon Sit- Objo, Weit 9Ir9inia
uno Pdn 9an0Ie ebenfa(l9 Die Qrbeit
pieDer aufne9men miiroen.
geU 0oyt, 4. 2tpril.
Sine 6pe5iaIoepeid)e aus gbiIaoeIs
pbia meIoet: .Georgs j. 8aer lagte
geitern AbenO, oaB tr BON Der Gonfe.
ren} Der @rubenbeiiber uuo psh Der
trstern Der &ubIeHgrdber, pelte heute
3uiammentritt, teine Sufrieoeuitellen=
oen Reiultate erpartc. Die 0rubens
orbeiter, ertlGrt er, t0nnen oen &rieJ
berbeifiibren, aber teinen 6rit0en mos
dlen. Gr polIte oamii id9tn. 0aB Das
Gomite Der aobleuQrdber njht auto
riIUt iei, Elm llebereintommen 5u trefs
fen, ielbH menn bic GrubenbeiiBer Ell
nen 8orihlaq MAIDEN piirOen.
g}ep Nort, 4, QtpriI.
9ur5 na6 12 llbr beute Rabmittag
begdnn Die &onieren3 Der Grubenbes
Iiber unb Der @ertreter Der &ohlsulrdz
Ser. 0as Gomite Der @rubenbeIber
beftebt aus @eorge i. 8aer, Yrdiioent
Der Reuoin9 g.; ~ g. 1rue80ale
BON Der 1eIandre, Qadapdnua & g4es
ftern Go.; Is. 9. Sbomas bon Der 2ea
6ig1 8dIlen Morris WiIIidms BON Der
Yeniploania R. H. Godl 6o.; S. ..
&err pen Der ZEN Dort. Ontario &c
Weitern; 0apib WiIcor BON per 9elaz
mare e 0uoIon. uno S. 8. Safe coon
oeu unabbdngigcn Geisllihdften). Zen
8erihterltattern lpuroe mit9etbeiit,
oaB Die SibuHg cine qsbeime Iei, oab
ibnen aber ipdter Gin Yerift iiDergeben
mer0cn piiroe
gen 0ort, 4. gtptil.
Inter oen Ulitgieoeru 0es &onfe.
ren3dusiduiies Der Gjrubenarbeittr
nahte iib cJr oem 3uiammeutritt
Der beioerIeitigen 2tu8Itiide cine et-
mas optimiitil6e Stimmun1 qelteno,
obglei6 Der Brdiioent Wittbeu be-
baupiet, 0aB leine aon3eiiionen ges
maht per0en t0nnen
Nus Den NeiChto6engebieten ems
pfin9 Der pyGi0ert Witdea cine grpbe
3obl pon 8epciden. oeuen 3uioIge Die
Gage itiinblih giinitiger Miro. Gr
9ldubt, oaB ihon nd6 tur3er 3elt
iiberaa bic 2lrbelt rpie0er auf3euoms
men mer0en pit0
qittSburg. Po.. A 2lpril.
QtIs BIZ IjItritstongcntion Der
@ru6enarbeiter 6eutc 3uiammcntrat,
noate patrid Gplun, Der abgsieBte
prdiioent, ben YoriiB ii6ernebmen.
Die 8elegateH poIIten i'm 3uerit bins
ausnerIeH, beidnnen Iicb ober zines
gln0eren uno trnannen eln 8reiers
comite nit oem 4uftra9e, einen rih>
terliheu GinbaisbsiebI 9e9en 0olan
an erfpirten.
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6 aiitenpertbeibiqun
Wafhinaton. 5. 9(priI.

Die Rommiiiion fir 8iiitenpert3ei-
Oigltng bat 0en 9on@.dg genla6t, in
Der gtitte Der @infa1rt 3ur Gboiepeate
gdi cine tiinitliAe Sniel gu errthten,
neil oaourh alein Die Siher6eit Der
@tdbte Baltimore, gorfolt, glepport
Stems uno Hi6monO be0in9t lit. Sic
tiibnen llnternebmungen iapanilher
&apitdne oor Bort 2trtbur boben Die
friibere Qnnabme, 0aB oas Sort W}ons
rpe gum S6nb Der genannten Stdote
bolIftdnpig 9eniigenO lei, in's Wanten
aebraAt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-04-06

Wdibington, >. g., 5. 2lpril.
SIN 6auIe befiirlportete 9drtbplo
Die Sntorporirung Oes 9eutih @lme=
ritaniI4en Natipnalbunoes unter oen
GeieBen bes 0iitrittS Columbia. Gr
ertlorte Die 3msde Oes 8unoes, oph
9epbhrn BON Soma modte geItenO,
Dap Die SrqaniIation politii6e 3lpede
perfolgte, mpruuf oie 8iq 3uriidgele9t
tpuroe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-04-06
0epen.

Wie cine bieiige 3eitung beri6tet,
miro Der Senator 9epep, nelder All
oen 3atb Ieiner 2ler3te 8aIbingtou
perlieB, pGbreno Der 9egenpdrtigen
SiBungsperiooe Ieinen PldB i'm Se=
nat n;9t nieoer einnebmen. gr io1
ben 9erur0nungen Der 2ler3te gemdB,
iih elmer poIlitdnoigen Huhe 6ingebea,
Mie Or. 9eurce gailep, Der ibn be-
banNeIt, berihtet, leioet Ser Senator
an elmer J}erpen3erriittunq, bod ipiro
cine 6al0i5s MISUNDERSTANDING in 2lu8s
fiht Qenommen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-04-06

Qrrmioie, Q}inn 4 aprtl
3nei 16dter ron @errn un0 6ralt
Sermann aonosfi Garmer III Der
gldhe bon .}eorp. itarben geitern II.
foloe BON 0urmmsoi3in. bic 9iit
entbielt. Iie gleoi3m mar Der pier
ain6ern Ser TlniIia orei Qlaod'en
unb einem 8naben, am I9onta3 glor.
cen einae1eben re arfrantieh
heftia uuo bic ubri1en 5e:otn tonnen
ieoen 9luaeublid itcrbeH.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-04-06
Die Scidc Oes SnitIdiffcrs EaaI
giDequtt i'm Saf Grccf, Gong
SslanO, gefnnOen.
gallOuanf5ire SslauS.
Dan bate seGOfft, Oaf iid Der Terr'
naut gercttct babe, Oa man feline
Spnr uum inn fanO.
SOfinnns ucrseblidj.
gleIp glort. 4. 9lpriI.

glep gort, 4. gpriI.
Ser 9aqon, in mel9em Der 2ufts
i9iffer paul Nocquet geitern g2aGs
mittag aufitieg, 1T an Ser iiioli9en
&iiite BON Sire Sslano gefunoen pors
ben, oo9 bon bem 2uftIbiffer ieIbit
bat man nod feline Spur gefunoen.
Man 2offt, baB er ii4 mittelit zines
Sallf3irmes rettete.
gletp gort, 4. ApriI.
2(us Sire SysIdns puros beute Rafs
mittag gemeloet, Dap Der Npcqust' ihe
8allDn niht in oas Wafer fiel, Ionz
bern ii6er 200 SUB riidipdrts ouf Der
salt Wteaoop" 6uBipuren finO BON
Der Steae, no Der 8alIon fiel, Bis 81
einem puntte cine NfeiIe npr60ItliG
berfolgt poroen, lie gingen aber bort
i'm @rafe berlpren.
&m yta6mittdg nuroe beI9Iofen,
einen S9IsppOampfer nod Der 8n1t
bon Spnes Bead 81 ien0en. mo Der
8ullon qeFunoen puroe, um na8 Dem
Quftififfer 3u fu6en un0 i'm geros
nalttii6en &Iub heqte man feline Sc
foreniB fir feline Siderbeit.
Neip g)orf. 4. 2lpriI.
Die Qei6e 0es berunqIiidten 2uftz
ffiffers Nocquet tpuroe beute i'm 8aB
Greet, Gong Sslan0, qeFunOen.
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NP ototfp

8tJlIn, >. QpriI.
9aiisr Wilbetm b1 zen 0eutIder
N}itoIitbern Der mdrottaniihen Gons
fsren3 telenraphiih ieire 2tnertennur1
dus9eiprohen.
Die Ibdtiqteit ber 4onferen3 6s.
8ieht ih nunmehr t5l,tidhli8 oas
raul, Die GinpiuiQur es Sultan8
BON Morotto 3u otn iu Sferifut eirs
3ufibrsroen ReFormer II erlangen.
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Cine Rsform.
9ll6ann. g. 81. 5. 9lpr

FFF@EsE8Tf " sfI y NFFtFt'
Die 2egislatur bat cine Bin anoes
nonmeu, ponacb ale 2lgerten, pelf,
fir Ge6snsperiiherungs gsgsIslI6c'.sn
in Der Gsisb9sbuna ipirter, b.rpfli6
tet Iino, 0sm StdatsistretGr ibrt Rd
men un0 sen getrdg ibrsr Gs4Glter
ar3uesben.
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9etrug.
glelp 0ori, 8. Qlpril.

9Luf 9erdnIaiiun3 Der Yoitinips,tos
ren putoer 5siiern brei grisftrd ger
ser Stdtion 9, 9sor1: Cas6ipu,
8inium 6. Spenttt l. l;:..c ,Syobn 3. W}ds
hon.b, untsr Ser QttIag. BEG S6pin.
oels in 5dft 5snonuu.n. Der oisitn
grisftrdssrn sur adit seless, Setru3
beitdno bdrin, nab Iis Die Wdrt,n BON
uusIGnoif5,n griefen sutF,rnttn, I'm
oIsSdan bon ben gmpfdnessn BAL.
porto al tonst.irta.
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Nfan
81. 4 2(pril.

S&tt T. NptlL
Der Jiibrsr Der 81. Zen, Der iit
riibmts. i'm Jebrudr oiess 5abrss 3trri
froH30fi3e Cffi3isrs ae ;et 81 bab.n.
fuuroe bsuts mad sia't Qeyb1noiuHS
bor oem Sultan oon So'Dto uno sis
nem 8erihtsbofs oet lsing.borsn,n
hrasri6.et.
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ltnFotI o6sr StfbRmorb 2
WNp V)ort 4. Q(prif.

Sn sem 3jmmer zines 6duies faHb
man sic qeideh 3iueier 6rauen i'm Q!s
ter BON iibsr 60 Sabrsn. lptlde bur6
eiraihmuno non 9eu6tgas ihren Too
Fanbtn. S6 llnfal oOer Selbitmcro
porlsgt, III unbctannt.
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Qoleti1 = 0lbr

NUItItUl ., IIVIII.
91s amerjtarii6t 1rodencod De-
men" trof bier Elm. 2tu goro uno auf
Der g,g,sitidiifen beiinosi f4 ou'8
nobl.
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sar
acnitantinel ;. Qlpril.

Gonltanilno .. Nprit.
Die ottomdniihe s. Hifiiou. mel.
DE CUR unteriu6ung tiirtiihserg.
Iiiden Gren3itrtits na Sabab ents
ianot nur6e. bsritts oab 5ob1b
sum TiItritt 2ltd615 ort uno To-
nit turtii6es Ge6e
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Gponfn 2
gllanD 5. Q(pril.

Der friibere Gener1 aoerneur Don
auba. glanco, 1T bier .lor6en.
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lDcule 2ustIdt.

Sic Gunicrcui ocr %crtrctcr ocr IOb-
Icngrabcr nnN Oer Wrubcubciitcr in
gIelu 2Iurt bis Sonucritua ucrtaJt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-04-06

Seine Ginianu9 er5ieIt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-04-06

Die ,,,IoreItcrn" "-5eitun-
gen habcn sic 6cIcbicbte
pcn Ga Greiie nieRt nur
mtitlcPreiben ionSern nit
motben belfcn.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-14
HOODer'S AnOdyne, '0c soT41S' 1"T aS.
Homemade Travelling and Work Bags.
By Beatrice Carey.

about 10 inches wide BY 4s inches long.
loops Of inch-wlde ribbon being run
through a casing formed By sewing the
eater sink and lining together about two
inches and a hah from the top. The rib
bon was drawn through buttonhuics
worked two on each side Of the bag.
two yards and three quarters OF ribbon
being required. The second sketch shows
a laundry bag Of unusual design, the bag
being intended to hang inside a cupboard
door.
The bag used a. a model was 20 inches
wide By "A inches long when finished,
about a yard aud a half OF cretonne being
required to make H. In cutting the length
cut three and a half inches extra, 70 al
low for the heading and casing, stitching
the casing by machine, after nrst placing
IN Il a rod or curtain stick. cut the proper
length, 70 hold the bag square. Ribbon
may be used as hanger, but a band OF
the cretonne Il more practical n the bag
Il 20 be launderod. The opening n IN the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-14

extremeiy convenient and satisfactory. A
form costs about - cents. and Is made
% that the thumb can be reversed, 30
that II can be used for either right or
left hand glove.
eilk and nsie thread gloves win he
worn as the season advances, as they are
much more practical and comfortable for
warm-weather wear than the kid gloves
sod. as they are washable, are much
nose economical These silk gloves come
N hong elbow Length, In white and col
on, and with white shirt waists and long
sleeved coats and gowns short white slk
gloves will be much worn. In the kid
gloves there Is a certain shade Of rather
dark ecru, which may be worn with COS
tunes Of various colorings, point 10 be
considered when the purchase Of three
or four pairs Of long gloves would be TOO
arpensiYe
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-14

The nrst recipe on the list is for mint
cordial, which makes delicious drink
served m tiny glasses after dinner. To
make Il successfully. however. the mint
should he very fresh and young, early ia
June being a good ume to put up the
cordial. which will keep indefinitely.
Mint Cordial-One quart or whisky or
California brandy. Place In a quart jar
and place IN Il a small bag In which three
handouts Of mint leaves have been piaced.
Immerse for y hours, then replace with
fresh mint. renewing the mint three times.
Then make A sugar syrup. with a little
water and white rock candy, and add 10
the whisky and mint. using about one
fourth the quantity OF whisky. The
cordial when made Is Of a distinct green
color
Sweet Omeiet soufiie-Have yoiks Of
three eggs beaten very light and add three
teaspoonfuls Of pulverized sugar, one and
one half teaspoonfuls cold water and the
same Of lemon juice. Then have the
whites beaten very stin and STIR lightly
together with a silver fork Cook In
ehaang dish. which must be very hot and
we'll creased. The hot water pan must b
nnder Cook about 70 minutes. While
the omelet Is cooking, make sauce by
beating the white Of one egg stin Wftb
three tablespoonfuls of sugar; add the
nayoring (crushed strawberries, caramel
vanilla. etc.). and last, one pint or
more Of whipped cream. Fold the emeiet
carefully and serve with sauee around
A. very good na' ,ring rs made by
taxing one teaspooufui Of lemon juice.
one-fourth of tesEpoonfui Of grated nut
meg one-haif OF a teaspoonful OF lemon
peel grated hne. and one-hat teaspoonfui
Of ginger extract
RRorr.FD sWEETB- ,EADs AND MUSH-
ROOMS.
Parbou sweetbrcads 10 minutes In hot
wstsr, well salted. AlloS tasm - SO.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-14

a silk lining would cost under fiye dollars
A lining is not required II the material
is broadcloth, but a thin lining Of white
china silk adds but little to the expense,
and as the wrap ia much easier 20 slip
on and on when lined ia 10 be preferred.
About a yard Of silk would be required
to cut the little collar and the ends and
SIX yards OF silk soutache braid, which
costs about 40 cents dosen The small
sketch also shows a view Of the back Of
the wrap, as well 80 a diagram Of ths
collar.
The second sketch shows a design fDr
a linen coat, TO be worn with a circular
gored skirt to match, the model being IN
light blue linen, trimmed with white cot
ton soutache braid. The belt was OF the
linen cut 70 at and boned, and was also
trimmed with the braid. as shown Ia the
drawing. The front Of the jacket was
trimmed with stitched loops OF the mar
row braid and small white cro"her but
tons. This model is also very effective In
all white or any OF the light-colored linen
materials
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-14

Many are called, but few are cbosap 8,
she said; " As l look over this larro
audience l wonder how MANY of ms are
called but not chosen. There are
many VINO, If Jesus were to come amono
us IN the flesh, would run to Him and
kheeling, ask what we should do 10 be
saved. But we, dear friends. believe
he IS among us here lust as trulv as
ever lie was among any people. ;,
lIe oest-known speaker in this
i iillseViIg was Isaac Wilson. "Greater
ioVe nath no man than this, that he
his text. @' was
have wondered" he said. elf
any OF us here have looked upon this
Us one OF the hard sayings Of Jesus.
In tnese days We are prone to think
Inat there Is no such thing as martvr-
uon Tor religious beliefs. Nv con
eeptlon OF the martyrdom of TODAY is
she brave and courageous standing up
ior what we know to be right and true
IN the face of all opposition. A recent
writer has said that service in the
kklngdom of God is victory over self. >
Fure, clean, honest, upright manhood
ana womanhoOd Is the thing we need
today 1t is the thing God demands.
But l do not mean to say that we
are not having these qualities in our
llie; we are having these virtues To
as great an extent as ever. There Is
] PROBABLY as much purity in our life
touay IN proportion to numbers as at
any time m the history of mankinI ,
ana to-ay there Is more of the intelli-
/ GENT aud honest inquiry after truth
ehan lhere ever was before and less of
olspos tion TO look upon the sayings
OF Jesus as hard. 4"
Joel Borton spoke in the Cherry
Street Westinghouse on the value of
lie and what makes it worth while.
Human life is the highest thing in
the world, he said. "Io understand
Che real value of life we m st under.
stand the Will of God concerning MS.
Apply the human relation and mac.
my 10 ln order TO conc i've our rela.
l-au to D1d Life should unfold rom
infancy to old age into something
richer and richer. Prayer and conse.
elatlOl are the paths tu amendment OF
l. aad o tue attainment of what is
worth while
AnutlrI -p aker in this meeting wa.
ley S.. u .uur
Several hundred persons attended,
ae me Ting in tle scaoo auditorium
There was speaking los Elizabeth
Lloyd. tunklu Dc H1ines OF Moores
town, N J.i william vi. jackson o
New York and Caroline j. Worth o.
West Chester.
The thirty fifth annual children
meeting was held in the afternoon
About LOO First-day school pupil,
particl a,el in he programme. Their,
wers repr seuta,Ives from the follow
ing schools; Third Haven, West Phila
delphia, Wes field, Lansdowne, Girar,
Avenue, Camden, London Grove, Ches
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-14

technic Institute, Troy n. y. From
1869 90 1876 he was connected with tho
Bells Gap and other railroads on
preliminary surveys and construction
work. He entered the service of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Co. In the Office
of the principal assistant engineer at
Altoona, Pa, aa rodmau, March 22d,
1876. On April 9Th, 1875. he was np-
pointed supervisor of tho Bedford di-
vision; December 10Th, 1879, assistant
supervisor of division 80. no. Pitts.
burg division April 20th. lSsO. super
visor of division 40. Z, phindelphia
division june lst. isSl. assistant en-
her LIST, lsS2, engineer of maintenance
of way, Pennsylvania railroad division
August lst 1883, superintendent of
the Bedford division; May lst, 1889,
superintendent of the Iewistown d.
vision; July lst. 1890, superintendent
Of the Central division of tho phila
dolphin, Wilmington a. Baltimore rail-
road; April lst, 1871, superintendent
of the Delaware railroad.
From the time he became connected
with the Delaware railroad he made
his home i'm Dover. but the main office.
of the. company were located 900 CLAY.
ton until March of this year. wher
they were moved TO Wilmington. hut
Gen Holiday continued 10 live ir
Dover, although It is understood tha
he contemplated moving to Whining
ton.
lie leaves widow, who WAS Mis-
Cornelia Rupp Of Pennsylvania, AN,
two sons,1 Percy and Fleming, whI
recently graduated from college.
Gen. Holiday was ono ~ lhe mos
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-14
Some Excellent Spring Rseipes.

and n they are large split them and an
IN one egg and one Tablespoonful Of water.
stirred together. and then In bread crumbs
or cracker crumbs Place In hot. we'll
creased ehanng dish. leaving the cover
on 20 that they win brown. Then rumOES
them. add o little more butter and put 10
OF white sauce may be served with them
n preferred.
BFOiled shnd.-iThs mnst os1Autous wag
to cook a shad n b brot1 4. BSAect an
whose flesh is nrm and tha gins brAght
red. After the fsh b olaGnsd wosn N
cold water. wipe n and salt well Ths
nsh should be sptft down the ba<k or
broiling and tirs backbona tzken out VIM
a sharp kuffs taithousn THIS lEtraF tB.un1-
Of eourss. nocsssary1 Hnn tna nqn
trimmed on. Rub tho broier Wfsn blt-
ter or bacon dxlppinga 10 That % 30
viii not stick 20 Il. and bnon oE1 cle4k
Goals. Quickly AZ drHt, then YeSy HeuHSY.
allowing shout 20 mlnutaa nor each inth
OF thicknssA In bruk1ng mo in11h
should be exposed 10 tifa IRE frst. than
the skin. and greaf eaFe takan mat tfs
skin does not born Have the Gah vusS
hot 70 ssrve 4 In. and bfata Wlth a11s4
piece Of butteri sprinlie win onp-heif
teaspoonful OF salt rho no9a mag be
salted and kept for next dag-e bgeAAufast
II not needed with the fBh rhsy ara 10
be fried a golden brDwn.. sfeer beng
sprlnkied with -four or eoFumaaL Draln
them on brown paper IN the ovsn for a
moment before placing on the hot serving
dish.
Spanish rouatoes.-Turn oos cAn Of
tomatoes into q pudding diHh and add
one teaspoonful chopped rcd pepper with
out the seeds and one slice Of oniou, also
chopped. two tablespoonfuls OF boiled
rice and one tablespoonful Of brown
sugar, a little salt aud a little beef drip
pings or butter. Cook on the stove and
then bake in the oven.
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