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Evening journal., 1906-09-06
are Of Feather Pillows

when the pillows are new they always
We that soft puffness which is SO
rtacdve in the appearance of we'll
'lde bed, and if the pillows are filled
tn really hrst-class feathers they will
tain their lightness for a long time
|rhey should be well beaten every time
G bed is made up and allowed to lie
a good current Of air for some time TO
sure thoroughly airing.
Never allow feather pillow to stay
the sunshine for any length Of time.
lthe sun heat draws the oil from tile
lthers and gives the pillow a Disagree
10 odor.
III the pillow ticks become soiled re-
ove the feathers in the following man
r.
Make a new pair of ticks and put tho
athers into them. then wash the soiled
ir and use them to change the mex.
ir.
sew the new ticks an around except
place about eight inches long in one
Rip a corresponding place in the soil
pillow and sew or pin the two to-
ther, leaving a space to insert the hand,
then have an assistant pin the cloth
ry closely around the wrist.
Iold the soiled pillow above the clean
k and work the feathers through the
ening.
When all are in the new tick. remove
e pins carefully and withdraw the
nd. being careful not to press upon
, pillow and cause the feathers to fly
{ Of the opening.
Rip the stitches and lay the soiled tick
ide, then proceed to sew the opening
the new pillow in an over-and-ovor
Inn.
When managed in this way there s
ry little danger Of the feathers getting
Dse and flying about the room.
Evening journal., 1906-09-06
Hints on Entertainino

bride-eleet gave a ribbon bee. inviting
four Of her girl friends to come and
thread ribbons through her pretty In.
gerie. The entire trousseau was displayed
An original poem party given by a lit
erary hostess was a success. Each guest
contributed an original poem, and these
were read aloud ana the name Of the
writer guessed.
The hostess who wishes something DIFF
ferent is asked to try using striped and
fancy grasses. rushes and little wild TO-
liage plant that grow in damp places and
along streams. A September table can be
made very pretty with these. using no
flowers. Trz it,
An engagement announcement is often
made at dinner. The place-cards can be
heart-shaped with the interwlned initials
Of the hances on them. A pretty centre
piece is a heart-shaped bank of roses, In
which gilt arrows stick here and there
From each one a rose-colored ribbon runs
70 a guests place at the table, and each
guest pulls out his OF her arrow by the
ribbon. and finds a fortune" or a senu.
mental verse on bit Of paper tied to
the arrow shaft. All the dishes and deco
rations should be rose color.
At a marguerite luncheon described In
What to Eat" there was a small glass
bowl Of the white marguerltcs at each
cover and large bowl in the centre. The
ice was served In daisy cups and the
salad decorated with daisies made of
hardboiled eggs white and yolks. The
cakes We're sprinkled with petals Of slices
Of almonds.
Evening journal., 1906-09-06

he also has contract at the present time
to arrange a production Of the Rogers
Brothers for which he is to receive H,09e
for three weeks work. The defendant has
been living In expensive hotels with the
correspondent always occupying COM
municating rooms. and he is a lavish
spender. while your deponent is Obliged 20
support herself and subsist on the sam Of
SIS a week which he is paying under the
order Of Justice Fitzgerald"
The. affidavit also says that THE Rain
Dears" is to be staged in Paris and Lon
don. and that Wayburn viii receive large
royalties for these productions.
Henry J. Goidstein counsel for Way
burn. denied the charges contained in the
wife's complaint. and said that he would
produce afndavits 10 offset the testimony
OF the wifes depositions-
Evening journal., 1906-09-06
LOW RATE NIAGARA FALLS Ex-
cURsloNS.

Popular ten-day excursions to Ma
CARA Falls will be run by the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company on Fridays.
september Z, 21 and October -. spe-
cial trains of parlOr cars, coaches and
dining car win start from Philadelphia
and Washington.
Niagara Falls. Niagara Gorge. the
Whirlpool and Rapids never lose their
absorbing interest to the American
people For Illustrated booklet and
full information apply to nearest ticket
agent.
Evening journal., 1906-09-06

the skirt portion is gathered full to the
former and hangs straight to the floor.
The edges of the upper parts may be
scalloped and embroidered as shown, or
finished simply without decoration. The
gown is one which is easily slipped inlo
for breakfast loose and restful 20 put On
when miladi returns tired from her jour.
neys about town and very haven Of
bliss for the afternoon nap. The medium
size requires "a yards of SO inch material.
6755-sizes 30 to 42 inches bust measure
Evening journal., 1906-09-06
THE GENTLE SEX
What to Do With
Leftover Meats

,ake any kind Of meat or chicken, or
tn Chat used for making soup will an
|er); chop it very fine, season with salt
|little chopped parsley and thyme or a
tie parsley and fried onion, and a little
non juice Break in a raw egg and
Irinkle over some flour; roll them in
lis the size of a pigeons egg. Fry or
|ute them in a little butterh or they may
cooked in boiling water, or they may
cgged and Predetermined and fried IN
filing lard.
when you have cold roast beef left over
in chopping tray, with gravy and Que
ce Of stale bread, chopped fine; CRATE
|litHe nutmeg, a pinch of salt. a shake
pepper; add one beaten egg. Make h.to
BAN patty cakes, dip in flour and fry to
iisht brown; garnish with parsley aud
i've.
Evening journal., 1906-09-06
An Exquisite
Morning Gown

Exquisite does not always imply ma
terial as we are apt to think for the gown
shown here would be exquisite in what
ever fabric it were made whether costly
or Inexpensive. The long flowing lines
and graceful air which pervades its whole
realization are always there whether set
forth in silk mousseline or challis or
rich crepe metior or chiffon. The con-
struction is decidedly unique which ac-
counts perhaps for some Of It's fascina-
ton. The yoke and sleeves are one while
Evening journal., 1906-09-06
Read Interesting Pansr.

At yesterdays session Of the con-
vention Of the League OF Third-class
Cities. which is now being held in
Chester. T. chalkley Hatton. Of this
city. read an interesting paper on
Sewage Disposal" Mr.. Hatton is a
member OF the American Society of
Civil Engineers.
Evening journal., 1906-09-06
Union Made 0vsraIIs

The Never-rip-em make of ovcralls is one
of the best now on the market both be-
cause of the good quality of the material
and the strong manner in which they are
made. We have both overalls and jump
ers in blue and Hickory stripe priced at
So 75c and $Ioo
Evening journal., 1906-09-06

Special s1.oO Excursion to Baltimore,
Baltimore and Ohio r. r., Sunday,
September 9.
Special train will leave Wilmington.
SDelaware avenue station) at $40 a.
m; Newark, at $50 a. m. Returning,
leave Baltimore (csmden station), at
$50 p. m; Ont Royal station) at s.s5
p. m.
Evening journal., 1906-09-06

20 take white spots from vanished fur
ure hold a hot stove lid OF plate over
I'm and they will soon disappear.
|1or troublesome ants-A heavy chalk
Fk laid fingers distance from your
gar box and all around. (there must be
space not covered) viii surely prevent
Is from troubling.
ilicing Pineapples-The knife used for
cling pineapple should not be used for
eng it. as the rind contains an acid
1t is apt to cause a swollen mouth and
-e lips.
20 Keep out Mosquitoes and Rats--If
bottle Of the oil Of pennyroyal is left
ened in a room at night. not a mos
ito will be found there in the morning.
Gix potash with powdered meal, and
row it in the rat-holes Of a cellar. and
rats will depart For mice in a pantry
iff a saturated rag with solution Of
yenne pepper into the hole and no
use will touch the rag.
n good way to clean mica in a stove
lt has become blackened with smoke,
to take it out and thoroughly wash it
tn vinegar If the black does not come
at once. let 1t soak a little.
Evening journal., 1906-09-06
Brown--Benson

Miss Elsie c. Benson. OF this city
and Samuel H. Brown, Of Wilkesbarre,
were married ON Tuesday evening az
No. Sl2 Van Buren, street. Rev. VIII
liam II. Knot performed the core-
mony.
Evening journal., 1906-09-06
s r. II ss s9 se sgr ~ n ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ =
s. :
$ SoclcA %aeeeNlAss (
3 =
y " " IL " ~ u. " IL j. " j. " u ss
10 BE Married In Dover

Edward Ware and Miss Mary W.
Morgan, Of Dover will be married at
$50 o'clock this evening at the home
OF the brides father. in Dover. Rev
Louis e. Barrett win perform the
ceremony.
Evening journal., 1906-09-06
Ladies Lawn Ties

Instead OF paying IS cts for a tie come
take advantage Of this sale Of lawn ties
with embroidered turnover; have hem
stitched ends regular a5c quality for
limited time IS cts.
Evening journal., 1906-09-06
Blue Enamel Drinking Cups
10 cents

In the lot of enamel ware put on sale last
Saturday there were about IS dozen drink
ing cups. This proved to be more than
was needed for this days sales and we have
entered the sale for the next three days at
the same price. There are a few other ar
ticles but not nough to mention at the same
price.
Evening journal., 1906-09-06
Working Shirts, so cents

A working shirt TO stand the rough
usage must be OF good material and made
strong That is our kind and let us add
that ours combine good looks and neat APP
pearance Blue Chambray shirts with two.
with white stripe and blue drill shirts with
white dot as well as black sateen shirts;
made with collar attached, so cts.
Evening journal., 1906-09-06
Japanese Spice Jars, Is cents

These jars will improve the looks Of any
shelf and have very neat and clean ap-
pearance and are easily kept clean. They
also keep the contents in good condition.
They are made Of white Japanese ware
decorated with blue designs and name OF
spices. Were IS cts.
Evening journal., 1906-09-06
Ladies Belts, rs cents, ,S %s.. s.s..

A few dozen Of ladies' linen belts, some
embroidered others made of embroidery,
and still others of plain linen alE,Nth pearl
and gilt buckles; slightly mussed, but a
dip in the wash tub is the same as making
IS cts.
Evening journal., 1906-09-06
Our Phonograph Concert

taking thai
Machine
monographs And OF all the n
high opera
the old
heart
These whether
spend pleasant half hour the basement the
and we will play piece hear
Evening journal., 1906-09-06
Household Helps

10 take white spots from vanished fur
ure hold a hot stove lid or plate over
sm and they viii soon disappear.
Evening journal., 1906-09-06

in
the beautiful include
omobe and Opera Coats Street and Walking Suits and Reception Dresses
ported trimmings and suiings
In addition the beautiful exhibition have had adjonn
0 your
The
hint strongly of the of all ctes-Paris
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-01-05

6err, llber ben man aber troBbem berg
lid latt. 2intilbac lit profeKor an
Der Sorbonne. Mitelieo bes Senots,
Dottor Der Ybilojopbie, S(utomobiliit.
9icpcliit. 9uter einer sob(reiden ga
mile uno fosar @rpBpater. Gr lit
aud Gin iiberipruoelnoer Reoner, err
srsift BET ieoer @%eleeenheit oas Dort
- uno 10 oft Dies self)icht, beitern iid
Die crnlten Wienen Der Mitslieoer oes
bobcn 5auies auf. Serr 2intilbac
prG9t namiid t0itlide .Wipp6en,"
benefit nit profunoem SiefFnn, Dab
5meimdl 5ipei bier lit, unb lit burd
feline un9etpoqtc aomif Der SpaBs
NADER oeS !Souies sstrorben, ben man
germ bdnlelf. Sp nuroe inn zines
Cages nofeaelest. Dab ct cine fhipere
llnterlof iungsIiinbe oaout9 begangen,
oaB ct gu ieinen pielen 1iteln uno
afdoemiiden @raoen niht aud ben
zines Gidertiaten Der Redte erlporben
babe. vG,it, id ipsrbc all6 2i5entiat
Der Hedte iperoen," ertldrte !5err Gin
tilbac. Der graufopfi9e, 55 Sabre
alte Mann beeann pirtli6 Slts gu
ituoiren, itellte 5i1 Sur Priifung uno
fiel gldn5eno burh. Ods mar Elm
Sauo I'M Ssnat, ais Der ourhaefals
lene Gunoioot. ssoriidt uno gebiidt.
i'm !SauIs eriGien. Sein MibeeI6id
mar has SaoesereioniB inn Genet.
sd iperbs bieIen Mutel til9en," ers
tldrte !Serr 2intilhac, i'd itele midi
in einigen Wonaten nohmals CUR Yriis
flung uno Damn lpsroe i4 laden"
Gr beaanr aud pieoer at biiffeln.
Siinsithin .ities" CT neueroin9s ms
@rumen. Won ertpartete cinen 5lpeis
ten Durffo1. Die iollrnaliitiIhen
9erihterIatter i'm Senat hatten be-
reit5 fir bieic Grentuolitdt cine to0is
grapbii6 ausaefibrte unb in !6eruz
metern obgefabte 8eil.ipsabreiIe pere
ferti9t, Die !osrrn 2intilfoc unmittels
bar mad ieiner 5eimfu9ung iiberreiht
iperosn ioQte uno Die nit Ser Wabe
nung f6lob, bab er fid) in Iein unabs
Gnoerlidss S6idiof nit @ru5ie uno
Diiroe fiigen moss. @(bsr es fam n
bers als man aebofft, aepiinl6t. Die
Yrofehorcn batten Elm meni6lides
Riibren urtb liebsn ben Scnator
burdidliipfer. SD babe aeIieat!!"
Mit oieiem 5reuoenrlie i~tiirStc er in
Die SournuliItentribiine. Gr bate
ipirttiA seiieot, aeiieet in @eaeniuart
feirer .Gnteltinosr, Die benz gramen
beigepobnt batten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-01-05

in gbicaao muBte ikh oieier 9nge elmer
id,tperen Operation untersieben. Die
aonse i3unas uro Elm Sbeit Der Snrgel
muBten berausaeidnitten lperoen. nm
elm arcSleiten sl rieiiiaen. Der ga
tient bat Die Operation iiber'tanosn.
miro ober ninlmer i'm Stano' 'cin, at
ipred)sr poer elmer Cat! bon 'th SIT
as6en. 0as &re68lsioen ,lpar ourd
iibernrdbisss Rallden perlir'af: ipor'
ben.
6tueabe ais M r h<
IN a {. esSn cincm WutDanfaa er@
n1orbet, tin Srant Gutbris cir ipoht'
htonntcr Iormer in Der Ndbe non
Sperln. q, D. ieirer 9rubcr Gopuro
mi! elmer 6sugabel, peii bieIcr ihm
GorpiirFe gemac6t bate. Sos 9crt
bred9en iplirbs in eilpm Gtd1le out
6uthries 5arm began9en. Gs iporen
feline Mitaen5eugen 5uaeaen. Guthrie
leo!s einem Mr5: seasniiber Elm &C.
'tlnonis as uno spuroe rsrha's:.
e sine $ ohssitsreie
II q II Dem NorbpoI Fat Wdr
Tleiihmann in Cincinnati o. mi.
.Ttine- crit tiir5!in ibm onde.routs1
G'a!tir unterncmmsn. an i'm trigen
Gi5s ois T(ittertupden su perleten. Ta3
rortpeeiifs ShiT' n2auru" wurbe BON
TleiIdmann fir bic Bofarfohrf 9ez
padltet. Vic Sd,iffstcIoBuno bcNIeht
aus erfahrensn Seelcuten, Die 'dlon
5ipeimaf Salrten in bds Gismecr uhs
!ernpmmen hater.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-01-05
Fer pbile(upD.
Don Gtora GuGc- Palma.

- "
G'tt ,B th Eiif' in nitlin raltd1 Gtn Hdtr'tN
Sad Sehrei ldDrn oleln init msti'et Srdu'
ilnb ons benz i,arste trsiicn mir @eporten
gpie Warbcrpnc.l, HES rcd, Sincn ;jebt.
Sod S,obu uuo Sicieu iino peripsrrt mil
Sdlrantcll,
Sic iecsn baIt:u rno bic teintr iiebt!
ahtp 'd) ircr oraIbrn rtNlt III lantcn Stbti1,
Sn Snlt uIo SttD nno ttt3 III citizen Sirc'
bsN'
80 tru9 nitii Ndletn III" &c andre tr13tn
INN ltet mi Sp'tl ,iia "e'> nm VteHldsnlnb,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-01-05

fdlimm. noB id G;r biesmdl feline
Geimaths5ablung perihafien fann, ME
Oh es font gelppbnt biit, aber ber
4usldnber laBt iih oarauf nln cben
nitt Elm. No 9u betpn,mit al1 10
BEL MnbrsIcn, mas Su braudIt. i'd,
ihide trobO,m al i'm, ia bas tbu ih."
Damn mar er. nit Dem ilcinen 9ins
bel unter Dem Nrm bappn gebintt. una
ite bate oaaeitenosn uno hattie linn
nadgeieben, bis er p%eridllpunOen ipar.
Wlitien in Der 8ll6t orauBen bate iis
feline Stinnme nod einmol gehort; er
hattie ibr pohl npd) einmal 2ebepobl
s%leernfen. .Noio, aoiD. Goparo!"
bate lie gerufcI. Damn mar es IT'LL
aenorhsn; er mar nobl idon gu melt
entfernt eetpeien.i
9oS par. aan5 i'm 4nians Nopems
bcr ocneIen, uno nun ipdr IS Id)on
Npril oeiporbcn, obne oab tie einen
9rief Don ibm erbalten hattie. AID,
ba3 miro ifou Ieinen Grunb baten, i'd
nero. nobl balb pon Gbporb hOren.
Sbr reroet cs idon ieben," ia9te iic 81
alien. Die tie fra9tcn.
Spit fam Der Sriibling in bieiem
Sabr. Mnoreu 8usten mar tagaus
taaein %hin9e9an9en, ilm 81 iehen, oh
oas Gis nid)t Iolpcit auftbuueu ipoate,
bab lie Bis an Den Stee fommen
tonntc, lln BORT W0Ihe su 1piilen. es
mar fold e>uioes Gnbe, nit Ser Wdi6e
Bis CUR 0u.le st idtcppen.
@notih fan es aus. olS oh bds Gi5
psifen rppllte. Die Conn. Ihien, unb
mitten brinuen in Der 8a6t. no Der
feline SeitenfluB unter Dem Stcq bins
bnrd flob. iah lie has tlare Waher
blou idimmern. sic Nor slei6 CUR
Siele mo fniete auf Dem Gteg nieoer
u1o beaann nit bem Gpalen. 9lbsr
inter Dem oiinnsn Sis, etipds peiter
h%inunter Iisbt iie etpas Sdparsss lies
gen. rs ideint 3sug Dber berslsid9en
sl Iein. Gin Got, ben jemono pers
loren bat, oentt lie ltnb seht BIN, I'M
i'm ouf5ufiiden. gns iie naber fommt.
iiebt fie, bab es Elm Hiiden 1T, Der nit
elmer blouen 9iffeliade betleioet III.
9m Stronhe lieet Elm Gnhe bon elmer
9atte, baS ninmt tie rnn t1Bt Sunit
oos Gis rings berum sntspsi. ga
renbet ii6 Der bla,te Riiden lansIonl,
unh Gbpdro 8uetens. @elift nit Dem
rotbcn Bart itarrt ibr, nod tenntlid,
ent1eacn.
Spdter tumcn alle 5rauen aus Der
Nudbarihaft. rin .ie 5u trDiten. nGr
1T nit Ieincm armen, trarten 9sin
auf DEM Stes ausee9litten," ia9te
iemonb.
.Mcin Got. ga bat ct BEN ednssn
@inter gelegen," idete eine anhere
Tadbdrin, uteine bunbert @len BON
ieiner eigenen Shiir!."
Stber g(norca hotte fein Wort gum
9dnt. Gin cinsiacs Nal lests lie
ibrsn 3opf in Den SGpob elmer No9s
barin ltnb lreint. luut: .Do fonnt SIR
es lelbFt lehcn, iuenn Ghoarh midi
iarieb. 10 bate cs i6on lsinen @runo."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-01-05
GroBuattr ais Gramiuano.,

Der fransoTide Senator 2intilhde,
10 ifrsibt Gin pariier gsrihterftdtter,
1T elm iehr ernitsr. iehr mIrberoaer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-01-05
Gtener Ger Giftnbabn.

Stl NJ pubJ w rNnSt Ny
borene ruIiiite Tinansminiiter @raf
Gantrin mar elm @e9ner Der GiIenbahz
men. Gr tefiir6tste, DAP bieie nit Der
3eit Den MuSbrnd) elmer Hepolltion in
Rubldno beforbsrn fonnier. Wiroen
hoh in oiciem 2anoe Ser HicIenzGnts
%fernunaen Die reriGisbsnen, nsi:ab BON
einonber 9clcaenen Rcooluiionsberoe
nG6er ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS irerbcn. Sn
cinem er Meiietagbiiher aantrins
finb.t maaiffstrNAssr bcm Datum ocs Is.
sunni 1sADPb Sc folgenoc Ste0e: "9ie
GiI.nbubTsH ipsroen .pcn Hatipnen
fntpere Mo9kioen 5uriidloFen, "a iic
MIR eyccptioneGep Nerth boben. Die
a(lsu ero6e &omnunitabilitGt, iuel1e
obnsoies sic jssiae. niht aenua 1tGte
8ep0iteruns nod uHItdter ma6t unb
oft nur gum Gurus gebDrt, 1T I'M
@runos Mehr Elm llefel als ein Slid.
Mbcr lper fonn aessn Die Stromungen
Der ,3eit onfdmpfen2"
Gbenio tnie 8ontrin oad)te Iein &c
bieter Wifofaus her Grite. Die GiIens
bohnen ~erIdiencn ihm ol3 cine pers
bGhti9e, reoplutipndre Neuernng, unp
nur na6 lonaem 3aubern aeItattete er
BEN 9ou elmer gang nntebeutenoen Giz
mic Ton petersburg rod) 2drStoezS elo
i'm Sabre 1886. Die erite GiIenbdbn,
tpelhe fir Mublano cine pirthIhaftz
Iihe gebcutitna bcfab, ipurbe 1851 err
nffnet, Gs 1T Die %Ioaenannts NitcIais
balm, irelhe petersburg nit MoSfdu
perbinbet. Ser rpcitere Musbou bes
rufiii6en Gilenbobnnebes ipuroe 1857
in InGriif genommen. oter crit @nbe
Der iiebSi3er Sabre erreid)te es eine
M%usoebnun1. lpclhe es at cinem 6ilfSs
mittel Der MeboIution MAIDEN ionnte.
Mus Der GeIhidts Der terroriiti'hen
8eipeglng, tpeldc nit Der Grmprbung
Mlerdnoers bes 3neiten i'm Sabr.
1881 enbiGte, lit befonnt, pie al5aies
big cine feline Shdar toatiibner 9eute
bas nIiiIhs Giienbabnneb beniibte,
Tim balo bort, bdlb oa unperinnthet AT
erlheinen unb ibre Shrsdenstbaisn gu
berrihten, Die lid, theiltpeiIe sesen eben
bafielte GiIenbabnneb rihteten.
Ad1Inn.
6anfircr (sum 0ttcren syrGlls
lein): nMas qsfG1ie?"-M
s rdursin: sd %gebrauGt ridss."
50 au irer: ~8uufen Sic mir
bcd ipenisitens biele If0ne Shnurrs
bartbinb. fir Sbren 9errn G.mabl
ab. endhiee 5ran!"- q Ell teres
$ rdu1ein: Die tpsrbe i'd Sbnen
a%bnebwen."
Gtnbre,mc TN Mutpmp,
bill. ;Snt elmer Ndd)t fuhten Ginbr.s
1bsr oaS RleiSsrs,lhdft oss @9neioers
f;siiters Ringel in Berlin beim. Die
Dicbe erbeufeten babel fir 1900 Mart
Waaren, Die lie auf einem automobil
fortfdafftsn. 8epor aber NOD Der
8eitohlene ben Ginbru9 entoedte, batte
Ole ariminalpolisei ole Sbdtsr bereits
bingfeIt aenloft. Die 9eamten fud,s
ten serabe einen aus 6erSberse ents
fprinsenen @inbrefer. Der mebrere
Oiebitdble BEL @dftiuirtben periibte,
nno batten crmittelt. bab er bic Hdhte
in einem Ginbrederquartier subrahte.
.5isr iiberraidteu Die 8eamten in aner
1riibs bic @eislfdaft. Der Gnts
fpruneene nnb feline qeIfersbelfer tpas
rc,fNs.raoe babel. pom eeltpblenen nelier
Mnsiaen. Der Y.ute aus Dem Minsel's
fd}en @eihdfte. DIE Musseidnunsen Sl
en%tfernen. Die 8unbe tprroe feitees
nommen. unb Die 9dden fonnten oem
YelichIsnen suriidseseten frerben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-01-05

SauIt Gicr fiji bte
.90ttlt1e@ g q a +. Mn ben
Snpiana. neldsr ibr in Nuebec, Gas
naoa. sn She'll fuarb, miro bis frars
soiiIfe Sraoobin Sarab 8ernbarbt
pobl scitIebens eentsn. Nah Der Dor
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ShonIpicfer gar, ipelther suerit bas
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ihr.n Sdlitfcn belica, niht better.
rod nerfehltcn Die alrf fie geridteten
Wurf9eI6oINc slm Slid ihr 3iel.
Meniecr out, als fie, fdracn ieood Die
meiitcn Mita1ieosr Der GeIellIdaft
ipsa. ocnr fl. bcten, dig Die Shlitten
bent 9abnhrf sufoiItcn. idmmttih
eiren idmmcrlid1cn Inblid uno TIRE
1ciletten lporen rui1irt. Der Mngriff
tpar bie Spl1c zines bier peroffsntlid,=
ten Sntcrpielps IN Incident fih Sarub
berGhtlih iiter aanoba unb Die Rands
bier aedubert Bate.
ii beu Sob bes Gobz
mes crtielt hieier Gage III Netp Yort
eine Srou Marn Geeeon in ihrer
Shobencr iobtloee eceen Die aohlenz
hGnoler Burns 9ros. bon elmer 'Surb
Die Summe boz $4,000 suseIprod,en.
Der Gobn Ser aldeerin mar ala
Iubrmdnn Bel Der Jirma anaeItel1t
uno bate cine 2aouna 3obten absiis
Iieferr. Gr idraubte Sen Waaen in
sic Sobe, ols Die WaIhinerie in lin
o%rbnuna gerietb, unb ipdbteno Ct Die
Sadie in Orbnuna brinsen ipollte,
rutihte Der Sbcrthil Oes Dagens unb
~itiirsts ouf Sen Glbrmdnn, ibm fat
hcn aopf bonn Humpfe trenreno. Der
Mnpalt Der GiGeerin b~ebauptete, Dap
Der Waaen alt unb baufdGie tpar,
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bdtts bcnuben folen. ~
Gin IN 6crbdrer Grunfs
beitsfalI pirb aus Sicur Tafls,
g.. D. asn,tfb,t. Gin nusaiebener Sc:
idaftsmarn Tun,ens @eorac Grpots
ipuroe in ser Tarbti BON GrImpftn Be-
fallen, oas @e5idt eer5errts iih ipis
beim Stdrrfron,pf t,no neun Siunhens
lang Log ser a6rpcr. in 3udunaen,
obne hos Die Merst. hos gerineIte tbl,n
fonntcn. pl0blif bbrten eis ardmpfe
bon ielbN,anf iinb ro{n srholte iih Ser
Mann lpicrer. Zen pprtisen Dottorer
lit obe- Elm lcther Td1 nod niht pprs
s.tomr:cn.
Romifhcr Aonturrenss
lamp (. Giren 3onfnrrensfampf.
ser sl eii,tm Muflauf fiibrte. BOB 81.
polisei ~cinithrcitcn mubte, botten stpsi
Experimentation tpdhrenb zines
6anoiGubrertonfs in Butte, Mpnt.
Mls Der Drcis fiji 2coerbanbihu6e fir
ein.n Gent Bag paar feline aGufsr
mebr fanb, fhleppten bic Glerts cine
Mnaabl aiitenin Die, @trab. nnb Iuoen
sic 2eaie Elm. Iih felbit su helfer., Wehs
rcrt Jrauen ipuroen n%iebereetreten uno
nerlebt.
GurHtbareS peration.
Ser 9heoterleiter Hrebsrid 8. Vorer
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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1906-02-17
UNIONS OF CANADA TO
STOP DOUBLE DEALING

Cannot Work for Government and Big
Corporations That Have FavOrs
to Ask.
Labor interests are asking the gov
ernments Of tho various provinces Of
Canada to pass upon the following re-
forms Legislation prohibiting officers
Of the crown acting for the government
and for corporations as we'll. To COM
pei the removal OF all coverings Of
walls and ceilings, paper or otherwise,
before renewing, as q measure Of pre-
caution against the danger Of perpet-
uating instead Of destroying the germs
on contagious disease concealed by the
continued application Of one covering
over another. Prohibiting children un-
der fourteen years Of age working in
stores, offices, canning factories, and
other places not included for that pur-
pose in the factories act, Providing
that all open street cars in future have
aisles to enable conductors to perform
their duties instead of compelling them
to use the steps running from front to
rear at the side of the cars. Requir-
ing engineers operating stationary en-
gines to hold certificates Of efficiency,
Epualizing assessments of vacant lands.