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bclnl ullgcrcgt mor0en mar, iii MSi5
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Ibfabrtstuac Der Eniinaicr Sampicr
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GcbcnsrrttCr ucrmngludt,

EurfpiltG &o, fl. tSebrlior.
- Z. s.. Wnacutr ali9 MiItolL Eo,
Mitglico scr <luiorcn aIaiic i'm
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pcrniodte. "a itiug @illicrilie III Der
oagcmcinen G%onfuiion nnBeb6rt blie.
ben, crtrnnf er.
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Nod SufinnnA,

-
&icIlcidt miro {" 9clll'0l1 tuiEl
aohlclllrifc 5it pcrblltcn. &or
brrcituuocn fiir sic GuHicrcn, IN
o,,,.Norf nm, Il 1rnrror
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III scr filr ocn ID. 6rbrlor III ?{clo
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NoffrHm0 nlt@1rorNdt o0G 6 INT
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Der Nrbtltcrtllhrcr po)lrt otH pCnt
acknowledgements DER |rpIltCr jll
llbcrNcbc'oelt Norotrlll'NHi Tod)
M|oNltdtcIt 81 mo0lIl}lrVN llllo ne
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o'A ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Mopono eltp, Foo II. NEpr'
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Baltimore SnmDf $ Eafer So.
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Nc get. NInuIeII7YuII beIot0erIlb.
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thinner III ben Ninci'@iittlur Der r9ab cine |"
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MarDla,S e Tcnnlnluania 81. ~.

3iGe b~crlniiell gUrih 'glnc.' II. Sdt.Gtr. Citation:
TO Nornt. Jla6 9orf tig'tb. ausgcnomnlcn
G31t!rcS.
$50 Sorun. nab Selia lilr Gonntags.
$50 Norm. mad BeIair idDtih, nuSgetoulnien
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1926 ylndm. nab DOrf tiGlif. auSgenomIieH
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Goluinge.
6.0c gbenoB nndb Velair tiglt6, nusgenon,.
mon SOHHtaaS
100 elbenbs nuh Belutr iiiir Gnun'ags.
il.45 gtbcnos nab pslair YRiftiuoh5 duo Com.
fiadS
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sQa Antuort ouf sic bon benn
Staut@lefret1r bcs Snncren. @raf D.
Ioiuoolpafp 8ebner, i'm Neid)atag
obueacbenc Grfldrung. Dab Den Mr..
beitern crit Damn &ertretllng I'M prcil.
biid)en Sanotag Sugeitunoen meroe,
melln lie refer ieien. merbcn Ole go
,ialiitcn cine uelie HieienOerlonltra.
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TcntidDc SulSatcnirGncn 0rntnlircn

X hfInNrInnI 0(, II Nrhr
Ter 1~rronhnpn Sna nc,tin,,
Observation-Disclosures W,il,hcuh;n~ h,t
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Wns Sentidlano.
Silrlt Siilulu wiinidJtScratlmng iibcr
HcidDs= Ttnan5rcfurm.

StcrerpI0nc scr &eaicrutg nit Doll.
it0nOi0cm S6citcrn bcorobt. -
SScniB 2(t2iidlt olti NbGnocrimo
NcS @a6lrchtS in Ercubcn.
y INTERPRETATION Ser y@oruiiio"
Notultropbc bon ser Negicrung
abgcIebnt. - 0cutitylon0 per
FART oli iciuem Stonopmtt in
Scr MorotfoirnQc. Yolliid)c
Nctc 8cgcn Sen Grjbiid)oi Stob-
Icuafp. - 6riiDcrcn. gcAcnt6cili-
gen NodIriGtcn jlur Grobc miro
Ser Stord MN ood) bel aron.
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9ambnrgsWm
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Elgmpntb--Sbcr
Scppelidjraubta.
Grprcf. nnO &aIanier. lent.

a ScGrn 81 EoUrr iar epubuu nuo @nric ou,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
81 8ronoman He,p-Yorf.
ARTHUR @. Iotiun,
1877 NitsYaIttriure. ctr.
Hm diten Vlate.
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wtabiirt 1870.
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mente fuerher alrantirt. oub fe pdfieH. uno
anfs Gnubcriie uno Si.ne anacfertiet.
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unter aniNbt bon Wiao. Attnburet eorbanoen.
Mso. 1eIepbon: Goursiuno 1854.
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ntrn uus Brautn.
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bartlett uno neu 8iae3oaene nrattibe..en. CINE
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Iere peIie 6rrtetIurg bsi.sbt outIn, oab Mot
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sulptr6en unb etue rrlnais Gcniutiattou nit
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trn an uu,erts SbErt porbti.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-12

eaic sur yicilr ine ~siusiaro teiorgt e.
Gaine, 9r. Ill, Ct. Saul straRe.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-10

Sailor collars are trcateu score of pleas
ing ways, the shield being worn as a matter of
personal fancy, and are attractYely shaped. trim
med with WIDE and narrow braids put on in
straight lines or to simulate scrolls and other
decorative designs.
a number of the new models have top pieces
os plain material, enlvened with braidS and
bands of self-trinming. Those of drcssier type
have collars and top pieces of embroidery and
heavy lace, with cuffs on the short sleeves 20
match ..-. ..
Very elaborate models arc shown for beach
promenade, with footgear and lcghon hats and
bonnets to match, laden with poses and coquet-
tish chin bows.
FOR The WOMAN WHO MAKES HER OWN
The craze for all sorts OF figured materials,
from shepherd plaids to those four and FIVE inch
O. in diameter that have been worn with lavish
hand during the spring has descended 10 the
bathing suit.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-10

Many women prefer to make OF ness K
their bathing SUITS because they can n'vls =,
iy suit their personal requirements anu "
an individual arr to them. ~
The illustrations, on this page may DC u
In part or whole. r,ch
The first sketch shows su,t o.. cfcsn, .'9s -
with plaid sink trimmings a plain 'co'or or, "
be quite as attractive sthe ornate PLAID -
is Waterproof silk, arranged with oa'''~r'
ends. t. III s,mntr
The princess model is a very mud s''"p'' !.
comparison to some displayed. vi
The next podel is a Parisian dessai g1i ths d h
perhaps, to add The plastron effect ano, .ne
across the upper arms are quite pleasing;
let and white is much admired c0mOpe
this summer -t uuoI
j For woman who has set her near. ". H.
brctelle frock she cannot choose a more ~
vet becoming. model than the one pietarreclis< = Z
top of the psgc. - border
tho % skirt tor OF eorsclct and for the s'Iaps K
the shoulders that are held in place pygp'
buckles. MARJORIE
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-10

will be more agreeable than the scrutnizne, mad.
Gcning gaze Of the public.
Unless your figure possesses the requisite
curves YOU will resemble stick of spagetu,
that's q fact The modste and tailor have way
Of patching up Natures deficiencies. but Their
art ends with the mention OF a bathing sult.
As final word of precautioD, don't allow your
dearest enemy TO persuade YOU to adopt a pru-
cess costume unless your mirror gives unstnt-
ingy praise and approval.
PLAIN AND FIGURED MATERIALS.
There Is no dearth OF desirable stuffs for the
eNharamg dip in the sea; the contrary we
have formidable array OF attractive wcayes,
many OF which take important rank Tor service
able wear on terra hrma
Starting with the old reliable mohair in plain
and heurc weavcs, especially the fashionable
shadow checks, nave in this class alone an
attractive assortment \ mcbair suit is an all
around good Investment. Dark blue will not as
sumo that greenish cast that Is found in black
mohalr after persistent for couple of weeks
Silks arc to be much worn this summer, as the
INST OF fashionable wcaves proves. laticta duch-
css, Rhodame, liberty, pongec and other raw
! silks, besides waterproof japanese silk, aIe par
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lss8sSy Dvmph who captures the hearts of
ccptible masculincs-thc modern sum.
mcr girl in princess bathing suit
What the sad sea waves say anent this dazzling,
radiant creature the world will never know;
however, her reception must have been hattes-
ing, for they rolling each other to break
at her feet.
And OF course, after reading this overture,
nothing earth, above below it. will pre-
vent YOU from sallyIng forth for your salty plunge
clad in one Of the much discussed living. picture
costumes.
That's the way with women; condemn thing,
they all 90 after it.
But, oh dear, do have care how you appro-
pirate thus figure revealing garment for despite
lis conspicuous charms there arc pitfalls and
very unhappy ones, the unwary plunger is like
1y to experience.
For instance, don't expect to take beach
promenade after your embrace with Father
Neptune, because Your clinging drapencs w
rake YOU resemble Aphrodite arising from the
waves, therefore the privacy OF your bath house
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-10

GIE GODS and fishes what have we here?
Hush. breathe it low
'0175 lis fair slren-n witching sea
Ssg) nvmph who captures the hearts of sus-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-12
WILL CLEAN UP.

Beginning Thursday, April 1a, teams and wagons will be sent out by the city to clear the litter and rubbish out of all the alleys inside the corporation limits. All rubbish which is found in the alleys will be carried away, and property owners would greatly facilitate the work If they would see that their yards are cleaned up immediately and the rub- bish put out where it can be picked up easily.
 Sanitary Officer Currie said Thurs day that the order regarding the ac- emulation of rubbish in the public alleys would be strictly enforced, and anyone found violating the city ordi- nances in this respect will be pros ecuted. This work is being done to safeguard the city's health, and the cooperation of every citizen is de sired
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-12
CARS DIscoURTEsY.
To President Roosevelt About Hague
 Conference Date Discussed.

London. April 11.-Now that the United States has drawn the attor tion of the European powers to her objection to the date set by Emperor Nicholas for the second peace con ference at The Hague, the diplomats here are discussing the treatment of the United States by Russia ,n not cousu''ina President Roose .ri v. oayding !i,e date
 lt is rtinted out that t12 prosi den+ i, itiated the call for t,4e t," ference, but courteously gave way to the cn:pel or. who called tfa first peace conference. In view Of this fact the diplomats think th t,ia preSl1er' should have heel ren' t. td before the date was fixed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-12
BANK MEN INDICTED.

Fort Smith, Ark, April 1.-The grand jury made it's final presentment this afternoon, returning number of indictments presumably against the directors of the defunet Southern Bank and Trust company and others. II is known that four of the indict. ments are against Tom w. Neal and John London, who are connected with the Guardian Trust company of Hah- iequa, l. T., which exchanged stock of the value of s100000 with the South ern Bank and Trust company in ord CT to enable the latter to prepare it's monthly statement. Mir. Neal is the man to whom c. c. Waller and the bearti of directors sold the bank the night before it closed permanently.
 As the warrants have not been served in he other cases. the identity of those indicted is known only to the court officials Demere Lemon. one of tie vice nresid Cents, who returned he Friday to protect his bondsmen
 was arrested in the court room to- day on q bench warrant. He is charged with embezzelment of the funds Of the bank.