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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-11
IGnSlidJ, iittlidJ.

Cine omerifoniibe Diuitcrfomilie in
@isconiin. - Soocrs 5mei Gbe.
froucn.
W q > ION. @iSc., 10. Sftober
- Ter % Sabre olte 9bos. H. Ga.
ger lebt bier ieit Woi bieies Sobres
nit 5luei lronen in bcitcm Ginper.
ncbnien. Gic cine lit iciue reHtnG.
Bige Gbcgaitin uno Oiutter icincr
5ipci flcincn &inocr; Die 5meite sSroll
bat cr old gebeiratbet, unb ole
Grei iuobnen irieolih ltnter cinenl
Gnhc. 3icic &ouSlpirthihoft 81
9reicn fam 5uiGlli9 5u Eogc, olS
Sogcr meger tbGtliben glngrifis oui
einen S6onffellner iid i'm @erid)t
5ll perontlporten bate. 0on5 aus
freien Stiiden er51bltc cr ocnr er.
ltounten Hidter Die @ci6ihte ieines
bigomiitiid)en @belebens. 9as Merf.
pilroigc oobci iit, bob bcice ,Sroncn
nit Dem einen Wnnn 0olB 5uiriebcn
fuorcn mo iiber Die jcbt erfplgteGin-
nllihlng bcr 8crihtc icbr innillia
Ilno, Gic rc6tmGBi9e 8attin be.
iorgte in Dem Solie Die grbeit zines
9icnitlnGbdenS, mGbrcno @ottin
9tr. = Die HoQe Der SauSbcrrin
ipielte. glls Der Mormonerid in oos
8efungnib obgefiibrt purbe, iogte
Satin 9tr. 3: Charlie lit Elm gutter
GbcnlanlL unb mir ipcrocn IN inn
bolten ourdj Did lno oiinn, nift
mobr, 9eiiie?" llnb @ottin 9tr. 9
eriuioerte: Y@CluiB lueroen mir sll
ibn bolten." entriiitet fii0te lie bin.
5u: so lon0e ole orei betbeilioten
VerIonen nit oielent GbcperbGltniB
5lIricocn limo. Iollten .gluBcniciter, "
mic ih mcinc iid nibt cinmiihcn
uno ms llnunnebmlihfcitcn ma.
den" Ter Hihter obcr gob oen
@eidcio, ooB Soger in llntcriu.
hungsboft bleiben mub, bis iein
eigentbiimlifcsy Gbelcben nader itn.
terindt morben lit. @eibe ,5rouen
linc Jung uno bon einnebnenoem
aeitBern; Satin 9tr. I lit i6lonf
uno blond, @ottin Nr. 9 cine nieo.
libe griinctte. Soger lit 9erlife.
rnngsagent unb gleid5ciiig sluiiebcr
Der @ebGiloe Der bieiigen Stootsllli-
beriitGt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-11
Nn6e6age,t
,ta& oe,1t
@Ge,t.

2clltc, Die nnA Dem Glien bon oem
@cfiibl ser llcbcriilllung un0Stnpere
nie0crge0riitt mcr0cn un0 tueIhen
b0lIii1 Oic Ndbrung ais 81 fluer uno
Oriidcno i'm WidGcn lieacuo erideint
oocr 0ic an &erItopflng innerli6en
SGmorrboiOen 9Iutonorang nab
Dem &opf, Mogeniiure, Neigung gum
gre6en, Soobremen &opfpeb, 8i-
oerluillen gegen dobrung, 9l1bun.
gen, Sinten pber SSlattern ser Ser5.
tbdtigfeit, beOriifenoen ooer eritiden.
Den @eiiiblen beim Hieoerlegen, 8e.
nonlmcnbeit bei'nl pl6bli6en 9lui.
ltebeu, glnften ooer Slimmern Dor
oen gllgeh 6icber uno bltmpiem
Sdmer5 im &opi mangelnoer
SdppeiBenhuideling, @elbiudt ser
Sout uno Der 9Iugen, Shmer5en in
Der Scite, Ser @rult. oen 8lieoern
lmo an ploblid)en 'Sibegefiiblen Iei-
ben, iolltcn cin puur Ioien ompenoeu
bon
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glmtrag ani ncnen 9sro,cs.

Ct. Gouis DO, 10. Cftober.-
Die n9teD.Yorf 2iie Sniurance So. "
Iteate bei'm gunoesfreisgeriht oen
2(ntrog in Sem aimmePidcn Ser,
liderungs ErojeB Die Gntiheioung
81 @unIten ser aldger auiSu6e6ei
rmO i6r cinen neuen Nro5eb 5u bepil-
ligcn. Die Sohe mar Dor etliden
5agen perbon6elt moroen uno oos
ihlicBlih nbgegebene Seroift iiel 5ll
@unIten oes alGgers, @eorge 6. Gan.
fin aus gfiles, Wid., aus, mel6er alti
ge5abllng elmer 9ebensperiiderungs.
Summe bon $7736 iiir Den 9anfier
8eorge Il. ailnmel aus 9lrfnnlas.
GitD, Ss4 geflagt bate, Der I'm Sabre
1898 dif rdtbielbaite @eie per.
i6nnno, aber nad Der geballptuna
Der 0eriid1erun9s @eiellidait nod
lebt lno in ser Staats SrrenanItalt
81 Wdttcapan internirt lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-11
Baltimore Mb, Sonne>aas, ben II. Sttober 1906
ccntio y. B. no Sncicn an eoro
acnonnee pluoy
Ginc gChrcrin cridlplIcn.

Glcpcluuo, ., TO. Sfto6cr.
- Sri. Morp SbcpporO, cine Qcbrc.
rim in Siio.Guclio. elmer biciiacn
&oritnot, lmlroc bcutc 9inhmittng in
ser 5biire OcS Shul0CbGuocS ourdI
cincn llnbefointen WonL mclcbcr lie
bcrouSrilfen lieB un0 5mei Sbiiiic
nuf lie nbiellcrte, alti ser Stcllc &c.
tootct. Ser lbitcr entfon, miro ic.
boh ourb 9iirgcr 9Iui0cbote Der.
folat. Sri. Sbepporo mar - Sabre
alt. GoS Oiotiu fir 0o0 Ncrbrchcn
lit no1 uht bcfonnt.
(SpGtcr) - Snrrp Smitb, Srf.
Sbcppnro'S MGrocr, cri6ob lid ipGt
bcute Nndmitta9 in ser @obmtng
ieincs GatcrS SIT 8arrenSpiIlc, ais
EoIi3iiten BORT erihicncn nm ibu feit.
5unebmen. Gr mar in oie juu9c
Game pcrlicbt un0 oieicI6c bate ieine
@cpcr6ltngcn a6aclcbnt. Sri. Sbep.
pArN Bate Gcruoe Die 9nbnltto0S.
Ycbrlhtnoc begonnen, ais cin &lopfen
an Der Sbiir uernonncn puroc. Die
Sebrcrin 0iinete Die Sbiirc cinigc 3ou
unO lab cincn Mann Dor berieIben
ltcbcn luelher Giutritt perlangte.
Sic mics i'm ob, lno i'm nilulihcu
9luGenblif fam ein Sbufnabc, mel.
der hiuuuS polltc. gRGbrcnO ser
&no6c Die Sbiirc ctlpas 0iinete, ihob
lie Ser Mtunn gnn5 oiicn uno trot nit
cincm 9feuoluer in Der Sano ein.
@leih oaroui fnoatcn 5pci Sfiiiie
lmo bic 2ebreril ianf ais &cibe 81
@nNcn.
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Erimas uun Canada geitorben.

0iontreoI, Che, 10. Ofto6er.
- Gr5bIlhoi Yonb. ser Erimas Ser
onglituniid)en Stride bon gang So.
naoa, lit bier gcItorben. gr errei6te
eln 2ebenSalter Don 81 Sabren uno
bate, troboem iein @eiunobeits5u.
Itono jll miinihen iibrig lieB. bis in
Die lcbtc Belt icine 9lmtSgeibGite er.
leoigt Gr5biidoi 9ono Bate ieine
9lnSbilorng in Gornpaa uno 2onoon
erbaltcn, panoerte idon in iuneen
Sabren nat) Reuilnolnno aus, Itl.
oirte BORT SbeoloBie bel Dem grsoia-
fon Bridge unO mnr0c imSabre 1910
in GDtontreol oroinirt. gfuh elmer
Mebe pon Sobren puroe er t@eiIt.
liber Der ct Georges Stride in
Montreal uno i'm Sabre 1879 er.
wa1Ite i'm Die 2io5ean.Spncoe gum
gjihof Don Wontreol.
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8iftmOroerin bnnsert iidJ III SpSe.

Iaunton MaIi, 10. Ofto6er.
- Sane Soppan, ole 8Grterin aus
2opeIl, Maii., melbe iiber n9usen6
ibrer Yatienten persiitet bat, beiinoet
Iih in Der bieiigen Srrenonitalt in
beoauerns,pertbem 3uitanbe. Seit
~ Sabren bot tie ireirpiaig feline
9tabrung mebr 81 fid genommen, 10
ouB lie fiinitlid erndbrt neroen mub-
te. Sic lit iett in ,Solse oeIien 10
idlpad, oab lie bas gett ni6t me6r
perlalien fam; ibr 8epidt bat uoll
210 Giuno auf so Yiuno abgenom-
men. Gie 9ler5te iino ser 9lnIibt,
Dab Die irriinui8e arnnfe nift mebr
langc miro am 2ebcn erbalten ruer.
ben fonne.
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~ piQen

nel0e rn1d1 onS Sgltem bon allen Den
cben ongeilibrten Seioen befreien
lperoen.
O. 9e5ember 1906
&oopuD & Co.. Neip, Dorf.
2Seribe perrer. I'll 9clug duf 8aonab'S
BIlen lpinfbe Id 8u iueen. odB it nemals
ireeub eu SeiImitteI aefunoen babe. has ben.
ieben aIet1 1T.
g9dbreno ber Irbien sipei Sabre Iiti Id on
nerotfer Shspeiie uno 8eritopiuna, aad5 bem
Giien perpilrte irb elm eiefTbI Der Sdtuere i'm
Wlaeen mib oes 9rbre6enS. bate Stbmetsen
mo mar iblpnolib I'M Sopf uuo oann puroe
i'd nerobS, Sb probirie aues, mas mir EN-.
pfobIeH- mar. Wfein slr5t fnete Mir. bab id
hroniite Seriopiung uno einen lauren Waaen
babe. Gs bali mir Gin ipeuie. aber furrte
mid uibt SD mar fuf ber5tpeiieIt gnolid,
beipos MID eiH ;Srenub. .9laopab'S Ei[len~ slt
nebmen, mas Id aud tbnt limb its fage init
Sergniiaen, Dab file mir Mot nur 2inoeruna
perf6afiiert. fptoern mid poiitip furirten. Sos
gar natocm ieb iie Elm paar Idee eenommeu
bate, arbcttete Der Wiasen rearIdr. uno bic
ohspeptifben SDinpiornc iino beriduunben
Sebt filbIc i'd min pie Elm nener Meub.
lGbge goit sic uno Sbre wunoerbare Weoi.
sin fc9nen. Sb oerbIeibe Sbr
y. Q. Irerfer, @uentppn, pd.
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Wintcriucttcr.

y forioIf, 9tcbr., 10. Sftober. -
gNo6ren0 Scr lebten 9toht fiel onS
thermometer bier oui II @roo. 9ieS
lit OoS f1Itelte Oftobermetter in 90
>Snbren.
ct. 2o1liS, 10. Cftobcr. - Seutc
lit Der fGlteite Oftobertag in St.2ouiS
in Der @eidifte Scr Stoot. Ios
thermometer erreihte cinen Wturis
maitland bon MIR 81 @rao.
50 III bus, o, 10. Gftobcr. .-
3icmli6 bciti9cr ScbnceioQ miro
beutc aus bcriheOenen 8egenocn oc$
StontcS Ohio gemeloet. Sn 3aneS-
bile idneitc eS Orei Stunoen lang,
nno Der Shncc fam oprt, ebe iibcr.
bnnpt 6roit in Der 6'egcno eingetrc.
ten mar. rSn 6inolop Iiegt ser
Sdnec cincn 3ou tief.
SouiSDillc, &p., 10. Oftober.
-Sier ioluobl, mic IN oen @eragcaen.
Den acntltdD'S bcrridte bcute leihteS
ShnccgcItobcr. 9iic uorber fam ser
S6nce 10 iriib in ser Sabres5eit.
slud aus SnOinno miro leihtes
Sbnee8eItOber geneloet.
y Ybilo6elp6iu, 10. Oftober.
- Ser erlte Sbnee Scr Soiion lit
belltc bier 9ciallen. 9lubcrgemobnli6
faltcS gSetter berridt.
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Spnamit glttcntat mno Scl6Itmoro.

GbebnliS, @nib., 10. Oftober
- @Gbreno Der pergdngenen 9todl
mtroe bier Elm &eriud) genadt, oell
bcfannteu 9lnpalt rno @r.Gi6ter M
DoOer Olrh Sprengllng ieiller Wob.
ntng nit Ipnnmit 5u ermoroen. Die
GrpIoiion rib Elm uht SUB longeS un>
orei SUB breites 2od) IN Den Sub
booen neben Dem 9ett, in meIdem
Sr. rno 5rall DoOer ihIiefen; oaS
Gbepoar puroe berolts geidleuoeri
uno i6mer5bait, ieoof nidt lebenS.
gef1brlld Dcrlebt. Wcbrere ononpmC
Grobbrieie muren Dem 9lnpolt nab.
reno zines fiirjliden Sbeioungspro.
5eIlcs 5lgegon9cn, allein CT bate oell-
'clben tcne Ncn6tlrng 9eidenft.
Seute iono man oie 2eibe rSobn
Spibncr's, eineS 8urltiobritonten,
in einem @alOe nabe Der Staot, uno
eS Itellte lih beraus, Dab oieier Monn
Der &eriiber oes Ipnamit glttentatS
mar. Gr beging SelbItmoro in Scr
2lnnabme, 0ab er Srn. Dooer getootet
babe. 9DoOer bate Der s5rnu Spit
ner 81 elmer SdeiOung bon ibrem
Womne perbolien.
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YuiIipa i'm 9ctragc Don $4,000 900
bis $4,000,000. - Ser 9l0cnt
Der Sirma in Sapona pcrltriadte
ons 6alliment Ourh lttterihlciir.
- @r lit nad) unbcfonntcn @c.
genOen uer0uitetI - Yei1la0na6-
ne oes lan9c gcilbtcn S6oonCrS
oSrolic" pegen Ginpoiheus bon
Gbineien.-- Scniotioneller Mor0
llnO SeIbitmoro in Glepelono. -
Sdnee uno foItes @etter.
u EN- 2orf, 10. Sfto6cr -
Sente puroc perfiinOct, oob sic Sir.
ma i. %. GebolloS & So, SanficrS
un0 alilelltc cine llebertraaund
porgenonnlen baben ltro oob lid oie
Eallipa ouf $3,000,00O bis $1,000.
600 belnlfen. 9lls llrInhe oes 1Sulli.
mentS miro angcgeben, Maulel Gil.
pcira, uon Der Sirmu Silpcira & 50.
in Sapana, Ser oortige 9lgent ser
9ten'Dorfer ,Sirma, babe cirfa
81 100000 neruntreut lno lei 0omit
ourdgebrannt, Silpeira perlieb Su.
pnna am =. Oftober, nnoeblib, unl
lit bicrber 81 begeben uno nit sen
Wfit9lleOcrn Der SSirmo ). lt. GcbaI.
los Il 50. 81 con niuItiren, lit je0od
niht bier angcfomnen. g8ic Der 9(n.
malt oes 9liiinatars mittbeilt, reiite
Silpeira auf ieinem eigenen Gam
pier, Der Gamelna," nacb unbefonn.
ten 8egenoen ab itno nubm Ieine6rau
uno &inoer nit. Nile Seriud)e, i'm
nnfjufinoen lino ioweit peroebli6 &c.
blieben.
Die Sirnto s. M. Geballos & 50.
beltebt aus i. Wt. GeboloS, Sobn 3.
tSiste lnO 9InOcrion G. @ilion. Ger
SlIignotor III 8m. .. Rome bon scr
bieligen sluiualtsfirma SuQiuuu &
Gromuea. gSie es NIT Den 9lftipa
beltcIft iii, b!eiot ob5,marten. Sad).
nerItunoige iino NIT elmer Yriiiln0
Der 9nher beibdftigt, nm Die 9enoue
Sage Der GSirma feiBuiteQen. 9ti6t
offi5lel miro Die Sofining geGuBert,
Dab Die 9lftiua binrei1en lperoen, Inn
cine Wicoerailinabme ser @elh1ite
5lt crnlDglicben. Gic iallite 1Sirna
puroe Dor c.pa 90 Sabren 0egriinoct
uno bel0afti8tc iib groBtentbeilS nit
Der Gntnldelltng pon Giicn6obnen
umo 3udcrplantagen aui Cuba Sic
betrleb audl cine Gnmpierlinie swi.
lhen 9tcu-Oort unb iponii6en SGicn
nno bate aliSgebebnte @eid)1itspcr-
biloungen in europa, nomcntlih
Spanien unO Siioamcrifa. Silpeira
& SO. moren cine ser groBten rmo
befannteIten Sirmen in Sapano uno
ma6te 9roBe @eihoite nit Dem Sm.
port BON @ieb ouf Der Sniel. Die
5bcilbaber ser 6irma :. Wi. Gebal.
los & So. iinO an elmer Wenge onoe,
rer llnternebmngen bier 81 2onOe,
oif Cuba nlo Sorto 9tico beibditigt.
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Sdooncr rSrulie" beid)lnanabmt.
Gropiocuce n Z 10 Sf

Eropio ioence, u. g.. 10. Oft
- Der Sdooner n6rolic," neldei
nit elmer 9lnjobl Gbineien aus Yln.
centia, u. g., obgina, Inn oieielben in
Ole Ser. Staaten ein5uihlggeIn, unr
olli melhcu Die omcrifanii6en Gin
runnOcrlngSs uno ,3oabcantcn ieit
5mci @oden inbnoeten, nuroe 6eutc
iriib i'm Eropiocnce 3iiper geiihtet
uno belhlagnabmt. 3rpei Seeleute,
sic cin5igen an @oro acknowledgements.
glieOer ser Wonnid)oft, iomie II G6i.
neien, murOcn uerbuitet. Ser .,Sro.
lie" lief idon geltern in Den Hiper
elm, ouein crit bellte ermittelte n1on
ieine roentitGt. 9laem 9lnihein mad
batte ons ,Sabr5eug ouf ieiner sSabrt
BON Teutllnolan0 beitige Stiirme 5ll
befampfen gebabt uirb betr16tlihen
S1nOen crlitten Sin Sbeil ieiner
dineliihen Foliagierc, luelhe i'm
San5en AZ an Der 3abl gemelen lelrl
iollen, batten iid ibon Dor Der BE.
idlagnnbmc ans llier begeben, uno
oie Seboroe iabnoet iebt aui iie un0
Die Wnnni6nit.
Gie 5mei perbaiteten Seeleute iino
Goparo &. >ientins aus Siio.goIton
uno @m. u. Iuncan aus Somerpiae,
Waii. @ie iic mittbeilen, beitano Die
Wonni6ait aliBer ibnen MIR ans Dem
eapit1n Serbert $. Golbp uno einem
geniIien ,2ll" Mines, 9eioe aus go-
Iton. Colon llno Mines begaben Iid)
nit 81 Gbineicn ans 2nnb. ebe Die
Soentit1t oea o6rolic" bon Der BE.
b6roe entoedt moroen mar. Ger ,,,Sro.
Tic" perlieB Bolton am 20. sluguit
uno besab lid uia Saliiar mad, Yla.
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S)2aomap's
~ Yilell

nS rein oeaeiabIiicO uno GnnJ suberldllta.
9'elpirren ooIfonTcne Serbaulna poaItanoiee
abiorbrlina nno gciunbe .9ieeeImdbgfeit
3ur Sur pun alien aeoen oee 0aaeus, ber
@codrme, ber 2iersu, Ser siaie, pon merssJen
Qranibeitem, SdmorrbpiSeu, auphueb nub ausu
geherlcioeu.
BreiS % Gents bic SdbadirI 8irb bon al.
len gpoibeIern oerranft uno pcr goit na6
Gmpfnng oeS Betruses perfanoi
Nao,uah d 60, SO GlmsGtrate, 9eip. .g)orf.
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Giuc
Gin6rnd)ss nmo 0icbitabls=Yolice

Seti Sn Gle Sbre gSobnur9 fir Die s8iniers
SGion bifnen, baIien mir Gle aegen Serluitc.
ourb Sdblei6oiebe. geoiente uno Ginbre6er pcra
uriactt fhuolps
Nie Goliee oedt Sdbntudinben. SiIbcrpoaren.
dleioung. o1uSbdltssueniilieu uHo gcitdbis
eII d oes Saucs.
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Cine omerifoniide Mlitcriomilie in
@isconiin. - Soocr'S 5pei Che
troiiCu
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s'adl Hpn,

Sad Hum
fii6ren oieIe sSeae. 5ur 8einno0eit nber MIR
Der etnc oes in ieoem Sale rertien WiitieIs.
gel Den N'aeeHs uno Qeberfrunibeien IN oies
ies tecbte 0ellmiieI, ous nie beriaai cine ipes
3iea tu oteiem 3Ued aus oen beiten 9ilan5en.
ltotfen bergeitelIte glr5nei in Rineniurni. neits
bin IN dIler gSelt ais St 9ernarosSfrIuter.
pillen betdnnt. Sir 20 Gents in allen apoibes
fen Bu buben. 9ei superintendent icbIerbienr
Seftbmdd, eje.biucti Eeriiopiung uno ioniiiaen
W'd9en' nno Seberleiocn belien IN ieoem Sdle
oiete n"hberirefilihen Bilen. Vrobirt file unn
feio ilbtr8euai CSiToSa lSSJ
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Baltimore &Shto
Grfuriipnen

Bon Baltimore.
S2.50-Gunberlauo uno Snrii6
Sf10-SerteicH SpriugS nuo Surid.
S125-Wdrttnsbnra uno 6nrid.
S1.25-Sarper's SerrD Uno 5uriid.
S2t5-SuraD uuo duriid, SDuutug, Sct
II. Sttubcr (einlcblieblib Irnns.
port ratb ben Snblen mo 3lIriid
lllo Giririti in ole o0bIen). Spcs
3lll5ua pcr0bt Mouni 8opllsGabns
bni nm $50 !HurgenS, Gumoens
enbnbnf nm llbr Moraeno
2,O0-Gbilaoclpbia uno 5uriid
~ 50-6bcitcr uno 6nriid.
S1O0-&tlmiggtpn uno 5uriid,
Sunntaa, ecn IA. Sftpbcr. Spes
3tGl5ug nerldBt Glnlpen gnbnbuf
I'M s llbr WioraclIa, Mount Rupal.
Y1bnbuf rul 500 liorGeno Hid.
labri EbiInoelpbia per!ulicnh nm
llbr 9tbenos.
S2,50-%nItimurc nan SagcrSipun unb
Surid, pe0en Der SugerstupIis
5air. Gillete 8lun &crInui iir ule
re9ulre 3ii9e am g., TO-, l. lmo
y. Sitober, qiiItie fir Ole Niids
tn6rt bis t3. Sftober cinbieblib.
S1.1o-Saltimure nan Sreoerif nuo 5u.
rid, lue9en oer Sreherids Sar &Is
lete 8nm &erfallI AM i6., H., IS.
uno 10. Sttober. giiItia iiir ole
Riidtnbrt bis 5um 20. Cttober. ein'
fcblieBIid.
Qm Il. uno 1s. Cftobcr Spc.
8inl5ug perl1bt Gumoen Nabnbof
nm 7.35 WoraeuS. Rildiubrt,
Spciinl5ug nerdbt 5reberid I'M
bio glbCnbS.
(2S0-6)
The Colorado statesman., 1906-03-17
WHILE the
TEA DBEws

Neapolitan and milan straws are
both in evidence.
The shoulders of all new gowns are
broad in effect.
Italian braid, closer woven than the
japanese, is very smart.
Embroidered roses in pink, green
and silver decorate white tulle hat
japanese straw, something like the
tea-boX coverings, is new and dash
ing.
To trim chiffon with cloth is pop
ular fad, and the contrast of the two
materials is certainly most effective.
Little capes reaching only to the
elbow are likely to be good style for
the spring costume that has a prin-
cess skirt.
Very smart is a stiff hat with crown
of red Japanese straw. brim of mixed
red and white, and trimming of red
wings.
A very great use of ribbon is made
on evening gowns, on some falling in
long pointed ends from the belt all
around the SKIRT.
The Colorado statesman., 1906-03-17
A Treat for the Clergyman.

The late Dean Hole of Rochester.
England, was man of many good
stoYies, and one of his favorite anec-
dotes concerned a Lancashire minis
ter who received a curious invitation.
The minister in question was sitting
IN his study one night when a visitor
was announced, and miner, to whose
wife he had ministered during a long
illress. entered. Having cautiously
looked around to Sc that there were
no listeners the miner thus addressed
the clergyman, with an air of grave,
mysterious Importance:
you've been very kind to my old
gal when she was sick so long, and 7
want to do yer a good turn. There's
going to be a grand dog-fight in this.
parish tomorrow, and l can get yer
Into tn inner ring!"
The Colorado statesman., 1906-03-17
PIaids Not for the Stout.

The heavyweight sisterhood sholsd
beware of the new plaids. They 80
very swagger to look at in the Di5c-
but on the human frame they are IA
tai to the much desired long, lissOme
lines, and to that almost indefnable,
priceless quality known as svelteness.
Plaid coats, plaid suits, plaid
blouses and plaid separate skirts all
promise to have a full sweep this
spring, and from the variety in sizes
and colorings of the plaids and checks
it looks as if all sorts. sizes and cordi
tions might make a becoming selec
tion. The newest, loose, severely tai
lored plaid coats for wear at winter
resorts make fat woman look al
wool and more than yard wide, but
they are so exceedingly comfortable
and convenient for travelling and gen
eral outdoor wear that the stout a
well as the slender cannot resist thaif
many merits.
The Colorado statesman., 1906-03-17
Pastel Blue Cloth

Blue cloth costumes, especially
the pastel shades, are universally fash
ionable. They are made up in prir
cess style or with fancy short jacket
and trimmed skirts. A combination o
princess and street jacket effect is tn
latest fashion. At the sides and bacl
there is a wide shaped girdle of satin
which in part is hidden by a wild
pleat of the material, which extend
from just below the waist yoke to tn
very hem of the skirt, thus giving tn
effect of a princess gown in front bu
with the sides and back more on th
coat and skirt style.
The Colorado statesman., 1906-03-17
Woman Rules Snake Indians.

Alexander Posey, interpreter and
diplomat of the Dawes commission.
who recently spent some time among
the Snake Indians to secure evidence
needed in making record of Creek In
dians, tells of strange discovery he
has made.
Among the fullblood Snakes he
found woman who is the modern
Zenobia of her race. Her Indian name
is Fahnee. She can not speak Eng
Ssh. but is considered woman of
wisdom among her tribesmen. She is
so years old, and for years there has
not been council of war, or any
other matter of import to the tribe,
at which she has not been present ank
given advice.
She is always listened to by the
men of the tribe, and seldom has her
Judgment been at fault. She has been
in sympathy with the faction, which
has always resisted the allotment OF
lands.
She has never led band of In.
3ians in fight, but she has taken a
very active part i'll shaping the policy
of the tribal government for the last
twenty five years.
The Colorado statesman., 1906-03-17
concernlna the Shoulder.

Much attention is paid to shoulder
effects. and though the general ten
dency is toward shorter shoulder
seam there is no prospect of let-up
from the vari-shaped shoulder yokes
and emplacements which are to be
found worked Snut with stitchings of
bias bands of appliques of lace. The
latest wrap models are not lines, even
the visionary chiffon foundation of
season ago having disappeared. 1t is
a pretty idea to underlay the open
work which trims design with a
band of contrasting silk to bring out
the effect of the design, and nothing
answers the purpose better than the
siX-inch-wide strips of ribbon to 1e
found on the sacrificial bargain coun-
ters at this season. Green and rose
are the shades most in demand, al
though dark blue is employed.
The Colorado statesman., 1906-03-17
Famous Southern Dish.

An old southern delicacy is the ia.
nous corn pudding, Jackson's for.
mula for which is as follows:
Take a can of corn, or dozen ears
of fresh corn. If fresh corn is used
CRATE it; if canned corn, press it
through a colander. Beat the whites
of four eggs and then the yolks sep.
arately. To the beaten yolks add a
tablespoonful of butter which have
been well rubbed together Beat the
yolks until they are light again, after
which add a quart of sweet milk and
teaspoonful of salt. Mix these in.
gradients together and add the corn,
beating the mixture until it has be.
come well blended. Add, then, the
whites of the eggs, which have been
beaten to stiff froth, and when
they have been well mixed bake the
pudding for about an hcGr in a slow
oven, with piece of brown paper
over the top of 1t. 1t is then ready
to be served as an ideal accompani.
ment for any roast
The Colorado statesman., 1906-03-17
Plain Goats Not Ponular.

Very few plain coats are to he found
among the latest novelties. Both the
backs and the fronts have lines OF
braid or embroidery, fancy waistcoats
trimmed or embroidered, while the
embroidered belt or girdle is ubiquit.
Gus. If an absolutely plain coat is de-
manded then the gown must be of the
tailor made description. in severe
lines and of quite a different style
Folds of the material draped across
the bust do not seem in keeping with
jacket, but such is the decree OF
Dame Fashion, and the decree is fol-
lowed, whether the material be one
that cannot be easily draped or wheth-
er it be of some thin, light fabric that
can easily be treated in such way
New York Herald
The Colorado statesman., 1906-03-17
Best Materials for Summer.

Sicilienne cloth stands at the head
of serviceable and modish materials,
while all other mohair weaves will
continue to run it close second in
popular favor. Broadcloth never will
80 out of fashion, of that you may be
certain; but for summer wear light
weight rough woolen goods that
shakes dust easily more than repays
the careful shopper for its purchase
by keeping its freshness during the
entire season. Voiles of sheer and
less wiry weave are again to the fore,
and are patterned in stunning plaids
and checks, which will be made up
over plain silks of contrasting color.
New York Sun.
The Colorado statesman., 1906-03-17
LIMITS 81! s=5z q z3i::i.s5P
I II x poE9bFE0UsEWllES

Until the plumber can come a leak
can be temporarily stopped with
mixture of yellow soap, whiting and
very little water.
Add little washing soda to the
boiling water in which greasy dishes
are washed and they never will have
streaky appearance.
Straw mattings may be cleaned with
coarse cloth dipped in salt and water
and then wiped dry, The salt prevents
the mating from turning yellow.
In serving tea. If orange pekoe is