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The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-05-27
AppIeton's.

There are eight special articles in Apple tons Magazine for June. They include another of Dr. Henry c. Rowlands impor- tant papers disclosing "The Truth about Panama" timely article by George Cal vert editor of the American Inventor en- titled '"rhe Unsolved Problem of Mechan- ical Flight" and an extremely interesting paper by Rex F. Beach, giving a hitherto unpublished account of the Battle of Wounded Knee as told by one of the few survivors A. Maurice Low contributes an article on '"rhe Rise of the Working man in British Politics." Harold Bolce writes on "The Remoteness of Real Con sular Reform,2 and Julian Hawthorne has a philosophical little paper entitled "In- splration Ex Maehina." 'rhe Cabals of the Exiles" is the title of an article by Broughton Brandenburg, which shows that most South American revolutions are planned in the United States. A finely H. lustrated article Is Recent Mural Deco rations in State Capitols,' by Hamilton Bell The fiction in the number includes some speciality short stories by w A. Fraser Elinor Gates. Anne O Hagan. Elsie Singmastcr. Paschal H. Goggns, and w. Victor Cooke.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-05-27
Do Not Rock the Rahx.

Frank BarlSley Copiey in Give the Baby
 Chance" in The Outing Magazine for
 June.
 Regular feelings will assist the babv'a sleeping. If he doesn't go to sleep at once let him alone. Supposing he does want to make use of his eyes for a while longert that's his right. Under no circumstances ever try to coax him to go to sleep. Never sing to him, never rock him. never walk with him, never lie on the bed with him. never resort to any device whatsoever to put him to sleep, and you never will have to. if you do 1t when he is young. you have taken the first step toward mak- Ing the baby little tyrant and your. self his slave. Do 1t if you will, but when you get all run down from taking care of the baby, pray have the decency not to expect any sympathy. Not only have you started him on the road 10 impudent selflshness. but you have unduly hastened the development of his brain and serious ly injured his nervous system. It is not eHen necessary that things should be quiet when the baby goes to sleep. Let the us- uai noises go on, and he will never have any difficulty in sleeping among them.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-05-27
Quaint La Paz.
W. T. Burres in The Outing Magazine for June.

". T. Burres in The Outing Magazine for
 June.
 Many interesting features arrest the at tention of the traveller at La PaZ, which is so far from the beaten path that it is little changed by foreign contract. linn ited number of electric lights and tee- phones the only up-to-date improve ments. No tramways are seen, or other modern means of altering the primitive life, A goodly number of German and French, a few English, and perhaps a dozen American residents make up the foreign total of 5000 inhabitants. A mili- tary band plays twice a week in the plaza, when the people promenade-the aristo- cratic portion walking back and forth on the upper side of the square, instead of encircling it as they do in all other Span ish-American towns which I have visited. The young men congregate to stare at tho young ladies, who are seldom on the streets at other times. I did not see a single beautiful woman at the many such gatherings I attended, but there are, how ever. pretty types among the Chola class. as that mixture of Spanish. Indian and foreign blood Is called. Little glazed hats, high-heeled shoes and fancy stockings, which are displayed by very short skirts, form the distinctive dress of the Cholas. Gaudy shawls and jewelry, with the om- nipresent bundle held on their backs by vari- colored fajas, are also a part Of their makeup. Their usually pretty teeth, eyes and natural ruddy color give them an appearance so pleasing as to have made them famous in southern countries. Es- pecially on the numerous feast days do they bedeck themselves in great splendor. Those of Chola blood are widely separa- ted from the stupid and unattractive In- dions but cannot aspire to the inner ar stocratic circle.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-05-27

Great stones and rocks were hurled up- wards, and for many minutes the voices that my lord of the mountains called to his aid, rang and roared in the sierra that is his.'
 Labor felt his own face pale "Go on" he urged.
 "I could hear men stumbling and groaning and crying on the saints. And then, senor, I think 1 slept, for I was weary. When the sun rose l awakened and my lord was standing beside me in the thicket and bade me look down. I looked Senor it was wonderful sight! The bridge was gone, and there upon the Punta de Lanza, upon the orags we had defended only yesterday, half an army was clinging, able neither to go forward, because of the precipices nor to return back because of the broken path across the chasm.
 After I had looked a long time, my lcrd spoke. 'Robledo,' he said, you see that none may ever triumph over me. Tell that in the plains. Many will say l am dead. You alone know I am not. Go to Castelleno and tell but two only the senor Labor and your Isabelilla. If you tell the secret to any other in Spain, l will know"
 And your lord, where is he?" questioned Lalor
 Robledo shook his head obstnately.
 "I will tell my story to the end he answered My lord and I sat together In the hollow to rest and my lord said l should not see him again for a long time. Go you and marry your 1sabelilla, and be happy if you can,' he said. But l do not thing you will be so, for that woman has a fierce heart. And you had better sell your guitar or bury 1t, Robledo, for men do not serenade their wives, and such a wife as yours will not allow you 10 seren- ade others So spoke my lord"
 Isabellla sighed in the silence.
 My lord was the wisest of men," she murmured.
 And have you no message for me?' , asked Labor in some disappointment.
 "Yes, senor,'' Robledo took up pack age from a corner. My lord said: Tell the senor that though for the time men think me dead. live still. Tell him that I bequeathed to him a little autobiography of my life, whicl-if none hear of mo again within a year-he will, for my sake, offer to the consideration of an English publisher, In order that the world may .know a little more of one of its greatest and most blameless men -
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-05-27
Woodcraft.

The June Wood Craft has descrlp- ton of the furniture factory and selling system of Gustav Stiekley at Syracuse. There are many other elaborately illus trated articles for the woodworker. pat ternmaker and cablnetmaker. Among these workmanlike essays are wood for small patterns, finishing oak furniture al the factory, automobile patternmaking, the structure of wood, quarter-tu drive for the bandresaw, patternmaking for the molding machine, the workship draftsman. cement for belts, wood and metal patterns, shop surgery, and mis- cellaneous collection of data valuable 10 all workers in wood.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-05-27
The Outing Magazine.

Outing Magazine is publishing a series of articles by Ralph D. Paine about '"rhe Builders" men who are building, not tear ing down. The chapter which opens the June number, "The Gold Camps of the Desert" describes the growth of cities with all modern improvements, which, , within the last two or three years, have sprung up in the middle of the most deso- late and inaccessible desert places left In our country. The builders of these cities are truly American in their battle against obstacles-obstacles greater than those of the early pioneers.
 Another feature in this number that cannot be passed over is the second in- stallment of Jack Londons serial, White Fang"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-05-27
The Pilgrim.

The Pilgrim, "a magazine for the home" makes the June bride the subject for its cover page for June. drawn by Allan, and then has an article for her special benefit. James McClelland Bulk ley contributes From the Land of Le- gend." illustrated with some nature photo graphs. Reginald Wright Kaufman has the sixth of his short stories-loye and burglar stories this one entitled: Cupid
 Housebreaker." June IA is flag day, and "Betsy's Battle Flag" by Minna Irving.
 is especially appropriate With the picture of the historic house In Philadelphia where Betsy Ross made her first "Old Glory" The Most Wonderful Man in Alaska, by Katherine Louise Smith, tells of Father William Duncan and his work
 in this wonderfully interesting province of ours. The illustrations are striking.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-05-27
Good for Gossip.

From the Chicago Journal
 Hicks-There isn't a man in town who can keep the conversational ball rolling like our friend Gayrake
 Wcks-Nonsense, He never says any thing worth listening to.
 Hicks-No: but he does lot of things worth talking about.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-05-27
Awakened a Suspicion.
rom the Chicago Tribune,

From the Chicago Tribune
 q don't understand this traction ques- tion that everybody Is talking about, T said his wife. What Is there in 1t to make such fuss over?"
 What Is there in it?' echoed the alder man from the Steenth ward eyeng her sharply. Who told you there was any thing in 1t? Has some muck-raker been trying to work you for a little informa. tion?'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-05-27

"A Day in the Bog'' is one of Seamus Mac Manus' word pictures Of the "Old Sod, reinforced with illustrations, such as Ire land alone can furnish. "Perquslties of Forty Is pertinent sketch by Helen A. Saxon. 'TIis Leading Lady" by Edward Childs Carpenter is a short story of more than ordinary interest. and is followed by Gossip from Stage Land by Ken meth Herford The Worlds Happenings is a page devoted to matters or more than passing interest.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-05-27
One of Many.

From the Somerville Journal.
 Mrs. Whyte-1s your husband even. tempered?
 Mrs. Browne-well yes, I suppose O. Sometimes he's even bad-tem,ersd
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-21

Gpltcriamfmnbets Suletre. Con
paslen6e gfilutning paa Suleuge1
bill set 6on1fe Sgteriamfuno fgrit
fomnenoe 2gr6og, Sen 20. S., for
ngie fine egne 1aabellom 9rooeriam
fu116ets Me6lemmer meb Sl1letre
paa Dania Sail. Sheen er iom BE
fien0t life nh, 1nen 6e foregaoel1b
Mar bar faltllaaet, at Sen er goi
Sl1letrget er fun for 5piter, og 8rr
b~eriamfunbets Me6lemmer me6 s.
Mile; men r1oar @grnene far banjo
omfrtng S11letrRet fra 4 gftermiooo-
til 8 Mften> loar mo,1 8ortene 0
paa bis Sab for andre 9p6eltge, lo2
for en- ringe @ntr6 al 25 Gents fac
Sob til at ipinge fig / gooe banh
.Dnnie, iaabeliom amerifanife, til Be
forferte SIDE Mionat. 81 gn1fe
Sgltrene oberfpl6t Sus og en- glo
oelig Sui.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-21
Jetntn, xosaIreastssr.
We'd Kjsb eller Reparation At
Uhre bespg den veIkjendte (use.
Ter Simon Nelson. 2oo E. 9TH st.
Paul.
For de bedste Fotografier bdr
De gaa til Soderberg & Franz,
22o-231 E. 9TH st. Smukt Ar
bejde. Moderate Priser.

Jrcb @asner, 627 6arrinaton
Mpe., blep forle0eu flen1t mellem to
&pg,1c i Greet Mortbcm Daros,
bpor ban %orbej0eoe peo gporififtnin=
gen. SON ifl1loe frafoble eli @ogn,
met glco i11o mellem 6isle, loa flere
Mibben blep brGffeoe og trp1tgte inb
i 2ltngen. 2igeleoes bleb ba1s benz
fire Mrm % bgjre ann laoereoe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-21

Muffin, 0linn. ,gengore,leoe asrfes
ssefrefGr oil faIe.s tort bIa1,oesi
aorpI pnge niloer 2eoeIie af
Serving baaoe 6orm;ooag % often.
arbeioet paa 9reioloigbeos.airfen
begDnofe ffor flere Mor ioen;; men.
Renigbeoen oil lite little giaID %
efter iom sen iamleoe Weio-
Ger. Meligbeoen bar ! ct Nor Mor.
Ebolot Gl,ostjeneiter ! @ialoeren til
lii nl,poerenoe &irfe. 1raoperbpg.
nirgen bleD l1ofsrt for to Mar iiom,
dp ibgit blep Milritensfineringen o.
oct irore Mrbeioe fnlofgrt. @;rfens
yore er at preslet Ml1riten mes Jor=
lirtrger al blgget @eoforoiten. Sno=
petoig er ben meget n11f. Menig-
beocns f1ngoom omgaaes mes Nla=
,l1er ont at ifaffe airfen ct npt Nibe=
orgel. Der er si6beplaole fu SOC
Menneifer. Naitor Gbr. 6. sDbilr,tl
er Menigbe6e1ts Hrnit.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-21

sil Observation-Disclosures speafer
oen forn11enoe 2eeisIuturiau1ling bil
bIioe balgt en- Minneapol;smano
2anrencc S. Sobnlon, 8epraienta1t1
fox 43. 9iitrift. 9an CT oisie ga.
sc iprigt beifiaftiaet meo 5%onlnle't-
latningen af Sc forifiellige &on1i'
teer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-21

Maar man finber &engc. Mobert
6. McGlearp fanot for en- 5io ii6en
eli 20 Collars 5eo6el / en- al .Gpor-
pognene, og @o1t6uftgren paa 8og-
ltcn forlangte, at 6in6eren ifuloe off
leoeres lit 6ltn6 til bam. McGIeorp
nGgteoe at gigre bette, bporpoa @o11-
outfbren tilfalote en- 8olitibetjent og
%frrlangte bam arreiteret, men 30 8o-
lttiman6en b6rte 5ammenb9ngen,
pil6e ban life foretage Mrreitattonen,
laa meget mere lom Sen, Der Bap6e
tabt Se6belen, fom til og fit ben llb-
leperet. Men &onol1fteren bop6e
brltgt baaroe Orb % beo Im Optre.
ben iamlef en Masie Mennefffter,
bporDe0 Der efter MeGIearps Mening
bIep fat en- 9let paa bans 9gre og
go6e borgerlige 9mogmme, JON ale<
funoe afDa0ffeS pes en- gritatring
at $1,000 ira 5poroeisfonpog1,iet:
ssnlssnfom for NetM. Ser Dn@.z
aesfiIfielote Maaeren $50: Da
aoar oriaap s1a e g
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-21

1tD1tO1olllt D1ellt TOR at tage Dcn l1De
s(rping / Eiclpr1.
&lpmoutb Congregational Church,
sen go1n1e oel fienote @irfe poo SIR.
net af geieollet 9(be. og s. Gtreet.
ser i ma11se 9lar far beret @jeli; ior
Ell al @pe;1s Nprite Menigbe0er, ou
bpor Ser i Nare11es 2pb er bol0t 90
ifillige &un6reoe &oncerter, Sore
orog og Mpoer al forifjellig slrt, Ell
6isie Gage ialgt til 9eeobrp0ring
Menigbeoen ffal opfgre eli> 1,p &irfe
og bar forbebo1ot Jig 0rgelet, Minoe-
pino1erl,e og forifiellige ort6re cling
Der bar ierltg Mffeftionsper6i. @jp
bere,t er 8. g. @illetto, Ser betale1
$234,000 for 8pgtli1g % @rllno oe
antagelig bill opfpre cit flor Torret=
ningsbpning paa @rlntoer1.
Moroeren @enrp sa,ismam, ser S
26. geptetnber 6rGbte fin l1nge gu
itrlt pad @lenmoo6 @otel fer / 8pen
bar Sc it6ite 2 Tiger bnret un6e,
6orbgr, og 5age1t enbte / Sirs6ags
n1e6 at Sltrpen fan0t 5uisman ifpl
Sig | Mor0 al at16en @ro0, bbilfe
me6fprer Ell Struf al l%tbSbarig
Tnt1giel. Set iiges, at ser b1on0
S11rpn1en6ene bar flere, Ser oniae
Mor6 i fgrite @ra6 for at babe bore
Sen rette &ien6elie, i0et Sc troeoe q
Mor6et bar planlagt % oberpeie
foruo, men tilii6it e11eoeS man on
Ben opennnpnte &ien0elie. Moroe
rem ielb frpgte6e for Set barite o.
bup6e nGppe baabet at un6gao Sal
non
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-21

@p Nlocrman. 9oaro Of Mloer.
men palete iio1te Sirsoag Mften
George @ies til alderman for set np-
oanneoe 10. 8aro. Scr. &ies bleb
nomi1eret peo set nogle Mitener for
IT'S afbolotc Galtfns. Set bar 81
ocrlr1oa Gerber, Scr llominere0e banl,
CO Galget ber e%nitemmigt. Nerefter
aflagoe &ies iin @mbe0se0 % in6tog
fit @la6s.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-21
Subscriptions Indbydelse- paa
6lnlnrr 9ratl1m1at1t1a 4uettake 6krtftrr.
Udkommer i ca. 20 store Hefter a zoe.

20o.Aars Jubilaum. Fjxldsanee or xyen.
tyr (heri Der var en- Gang -''). Strenge
Herrer. Danmark Ieve. Alkibiades. Med
den brede Pensel. Eestspil 1 Hundred
aaret efter de store Landboreformer og
Stavnsbaandets L6sning. Tyrkisk Rocco
digit. To dramatiske Digte (Tyrkisk
Rocco og Esther).. Sangenes Bog. tn.
sind OF cen Nat. Forskrevet. Troldst11.
Jarvis. Unge Wiser. Bonifacius.Sksret.
G6glere. Renaissance. 6en / Sydhavet,
V6lund Smed. KitzWalde. Melodramer
fans, Dansen paa K0ldinghus, Til Hyrde.
A6jtens Toner).. Bray.Karl. Kors or
Kaarde tMellem TrosfalIer og Mar Klo-
stermuren brydes). Cure. Den hellige
lid. Hallfreds vanraadeskjald. Broget
L6v. bet gr1nne Haab. Kirke og Orgel.
Den fattige Drengs Eventyr. Den blaa
Grotte. Hr Olaf han-rider.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-21
Gm eporuoans=&ollisiion iaotrai

Gn Gpprposms=&ollisiio i,lotroi
forleoen Mften peo Sale Street og
5elbp Mpe, ioet Ell Merriam 8orf
Scr poafigrte Ell an6en Gor, ser net
op bar fommet us al Sfuret og full
se bcap1Ge lin Sur ne0 / @pen. Gog.
Ten blep paafiert bagfra. S @er-
ION &arf 8ognen bar Miis @oob=
ble, 686 9npton Mbe., iom bleb ilp11.
get al lit Se6e .og meget forilaoet
De anore &asiagerer fit ingen eta.
9e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-21

+ @cralb Mc9onalb al Merriam
Farf, 443 @eacon Mpe., Is Ma1
Jmnmel, fit forleoen afbugget &om.
oct al cit Sernbanepoga1. SON og en-
Rarnerat bar iprunget poo ct &asla=
JertrGn for Minneapolis, ser bol0t
1e0 Merriam 8orf Citation. 9u Srp.
net gift oDer &rior Npe. 8roel1, bler
3rengen rebet al be0 &elingen pao
@roen. og fom ilto UNDER &iulene. SsSn.
gen iaa nlpffen, men 6a Stations=
agenten 11oget ienere git longs Sfin.
nerne, fanot ban Sen bopeolgie &rop.
3ppe0et Dor intet 5teo at fi1oe % Ell
rilneligDis fprt bort af Sernbanepog.
ne11e.
Sroima,1ccn ont 9ampflpjterue,
lom 81. Sbage bar ppfnnoet, og lom
Moermen 9oaroet Dor gooet in0 paa,
11el1 lom Mslemblpmel1s &pn1ite life
pil0e mnbefole til @eotogelie, pil bit:
NOT alligecel bliDe til Sou. Syorleoer
frenlteg ST. Sbage for peofomn1en-
DC &pnltte pg forflore0e 6e111e bpao
ban mel1te mes BEN paatp1fte Sr0i-
nance, at ban blot pflDe forbil16re, al
Serl1bonernes 2pfpmptipferere brua,
te oeres Snoeapparater dit for
aropt. Otter benne ltblGgning gil
&omtteel1 in6 paa, at Sr0inonce1l
mootte GnOres l%oale0es, at 6abrifer=
tie fl1n0e BRUCE Oeres 6lgjter Morgel1
og Mften for at lan1le 6eres Mrbejoe=
re eller ln10errette Dem nn1, at 90
gems Slio oor forbi.
9posfalo. Sl,Iills Stougaaro, Ell
at De itprite og melt aniete 6orret-
ningsmGr0 i Merriam &orf, er
.afgaaet pe0 Dg0en / tit Siem efter
CIT l9t1gere Si6s Spgoom. Scr. 5ton=
goar6 bar iom omtalt 1ibjte l1ge
fpot 0anmarf og TOM til Mmerifa
for ca. 90 Anr Sen. @an paabegDn6-
fort efter Ell acknowledgements /
Mferriam Sort, bpor ban fornplig
loo opfere Ell prngtig s2s@tages Mur<
ltensbpgni1g paa 9igrlret al st. Mn=
fbpnD og 9rior Mpenl1es. @on babbe
ogiaa ct paffert Sommerbfiem 1loe
Der Safe Soiepbine.
@egrapelien, Ser fanot Gte6 / 2gr.
bags, bar Ben itgrite, ion1 bar paret
feet Merriam 3arf. 9 gegn
paa, bpor bit BON ifatteoes al fine
N'eoborgere, bolotes alle 55orret=
ningslofaler lnffeoe 1troer gegraoeI-
len, Der b~ibaaneoes al Ell itor Gorge
flare. 8iipttelien fnhotsteo pau
Oaflanb airfegnoro.ss.
Nir: 5tolgoaro, Der bar Meole11
9ann grooeriomfuno eiterIooer
anfe pg he Bbrn.SssAss
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Gn MI. 3latfDrm fpr Srfetret pil

Ut ~ t1ut1tm u Sttettf ~
@inter blipe bpgget foran &apillo=
ncn / Como &arf, paa iamme Steo
Fbpor Sen galnle Nlatform par Nul1z
bragt. 3en ifal bore iuroig til Sou
cert=Snipl1ell begpnoer og lfal tote
$4,000. Sobn Sliot far fnataget
Zig Mrbej0et for berne Nris.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-21

Denne Udgave vii komme til at omfatte
alt hvad Holger Drachmann har udgivet !
Bogform og desforuden ct Par Skuespil,
som betegner b~etydnigsfulde Led I hans
Digtning. Den fuldstandige Liste over DC
varker, Udgaven$ VII omfatte, lyder:
Med Kul og Kridt. Digte. Storm %
Stille. Dampede Melodier. En- Over
komplet. Ungt Blod. Tannhxuser. Der
ovre fraSGransen. Sange we'd Havet. Pa
s1mands Tfo og Love. Kunstner- Novellers
Prinsessen og Diet halve Kongerige.s RAN
ker OF Roser. Poul OF Vtrgtnie. Lars
Kruse. Ungdom / digit og Sang. osten
sdGnsk1old, Vandenes Datter. Vildt og
Tammet. Gamle .Guder OF nye. Puppe
OF Sommerfugl. Rejsebilleder. StrandDy
FOLK. S~kyggebfleder. Lykken .Aren-
Kanfata yed det XII. Theaters Holbergs
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minneapolis.

Ysgbraiil teplofiife samfnno n1p=
Der lom lGoponligt / 1907 Ia. Site.
g. nGite 5gn0og Gftermiooag 81. 4,
oa Ser oil blipe bolot ct J%oreorag
oper uGen biemmepGrel1oe spll" :.
Mogang fri.
st Mcolem af snisman Smrpcn,
Carl S. Quit, blep begapet mes ell
lille Gotter 4 Gage fgr &etsiogeil
Dor %ill1ttet. Ser blep ifte nnp,1t no
get i'll Scr. Outfit ON Sen ,rpe 1orp=
gelle I 6omilien, ioet mon life bill
Be forltprre bans Sperpeieller oper
Moroereus 5fpl6, men laa lnart SSu.
rpen bar %aflfeoiget, mgote Ell 9epu.
tation al Naboer % oberbragte bam
gfDbeoen. Qlilt fie6te piebliffeltg Ell
&asl @igarcr % begap Jig berpoo
ifpnolomit bjen for at toge Sen lrpe
s(rping i RielDn.
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