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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-09-25
ohio.

- lin tire &inber 5t retten, bds
ben Der Sleii6er 8illiam Sauers
unb feline Satin bon gredspiQe ibr
2eben geopfert. Sic ipurben in Der
yidbe bon Bolton NiiI bon einem
Suge Der g. & g.. : gabn iiberfabs
rem unb getobtet. Sic Gettung Der
8inber selang ibnen. Son goiton
Wiu, mo er gleihfaus einen 2aben
bat. NIT Srau unb ieinen beioen 8ins
bern. benz pieridbrieen 8inta unb
einem 5pei Worate alien fleinen
Wdo6en, mad 8redsnille suriidfebz
renb unb Die S6ienen freu5enb. iab
Sauers einen 3us baber brauien.
Iu6 Die Gferbe iaben Den Bug.
bdumten iih nnb maren ni6t bon
Der Steae 81 brtneen. Sn bieier
Notb na6m Die Wutter bas in ibren
Irmen rubenoe 8abp unb mari es
auf bes @annes @ebeib neben Den
Sdienen in bas 8rns. Sauers
ielbit ergriff ben breiidbrieen 8nas
ben, Der binter I'M @aeen iab, unb
mari i'm eleihfaGs mebrere Sub aus
Der @efabrlinte. SIM nd6iten
Iu9enblid rannte Der 3ug $50. 8 in
@aeen uno Bferoe. Snuers unb
feline Srau tpurben auf Der Stene
getobtet. Ser fletne @intd hottie
BEL benz San einige S6rammen ba>
pon9etragen; bas 8ino ma unbers
iebrt. Sauers mar 35 Sabre aft,
Die Srau finger.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-09-25

II. September Elm eepaltieer St1rm
Den Sampler iiberfiel uno Iaes, iuaS
ni6t Met nnb ndgelfeit mar, iiber
Soro ipiilte. @on ben 573 EaIld9ies
rem iparen iiber 200 Srauen. Ile
YaIia9iere lparen inter Sed gei6idt
ipor0en. IS Der Sturm ieinen
Sobepunft CREDIT battle, brd6en
einisc italienii6e Stiere, neI6e lid
nuf Dem Sampler befanbcn, Los. Sic
Manni6nft polte Die Stiere eerabe
5uriidtreiben. nls Die eleftrii6e Ses
leuhtling i'm 3ipiihenbed nit einem
Small ipie elm 9libldlae nerloi6.
Saburf brad cine Yanif inter Den
Yalia9ieren aus, Die MN inter einz
amber fdmpften. Inn an Sed gu ees
langen. Die Stiere braben in Die
Weni6enmen9e, traten Idnner urb
Srauen 81 9oben unb lieBen biele
&ernunbete aiif Dem Spii6enoed lie
gen. Die 2eute gerietben idlieBlih
in iol6e Ingit, bnB lie iih betenb
niebertpnrfen, ndbrenb Die Iatrpien
Die Stiere jaeten. Na6 barter Ir>
itreneung nurben Die tpilben Suqen
eebdnbist unb Die &ube pieber ber>
geIteQt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-09-25
SuinotS.

Sic Gipilbien1t : gommiii;on
Der Stabt Chicago bei6dfti9t segenz
mdrtig ii6 nit Dem bonn Yoli5eihef
Collins seeen ben YoliSei> Snipettor
Yatrid s. cabin ~erbobenen Inflage,
gegen ben Der friibere Tatrolmann
Yutrid g. Nabonep als 9auptSel!ge
nuftritt. Wabonep mar nit einem
@ruber Deg 2apin, einem Yoli5eis
iergeanten, intim befreunbet. 2apin
babe linn. tpie Der 3euge er5dblt. als
er mod Yoli5eibuuptmann mar, IN
iein 8ureau 9erufen uno linn 9elagt,
er itebe serabe ppr penn ggamen fir
cine Snipeftoreniteae, eS ipirne ibnt
aber niiben, tpenn er cine biib16e
@ntbedung ober ionit etpas MAIDEN
f0nne. @n Der 8entportb Ibenne
unb so. Strnbe betreibe elm Sents
i6er elm Supelenseihdft, bns Srtpes
len I'M 8ertbe bon etpu $4,000
entbalte. Or IDLE pns 8ei6dft
our6 8efannte beraliben lafen. uno
er - 2apin = fperbe odnn Die
8eute finben unb Dem Sutpelier fpiez
Der 8uiteIen. Sds piirbe linn iebr
niiblih fem. @ie seplant. 10 ees
i6ab es; Der Ylas lpurbe ausges
raubt, aber auh etli6es 8elb GEE
nommen. pa iofort bertbeilt tpuroe.
Sie Supelen purben in Waboneb's
eigenem 5auie neritedt. Gnitatt
aber benz beraubten Suipelier Die 9ez
inrnmten Suipelen 5uriid5ugeben,
bIieben S6mudiahen i'm 8ertbe bon
$1,400 perihpunoen. Ser SAL
errest bic grDBte Seniation.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-09-25

lih bnr6 Den Says borber nieoer9es
gonsenen @esen aufeetpeift, los@
loiren unb ben Irbeiter bolitdnoi9
teIiGiitteten. S1nea 5ur Ollie hers
beigceilte Irbeiter f6afften Die
~2eEnrntaifen our Seite unb 5ogen ben
Icri6iitteten berpor, leioer iebo6
mr. als 2ei6e, ba benz 8ebauerns>
tpcrtben Die @ebirni6ale 5ertriimrnert
mar. Guber bieier @erletung bat
Der @eruneliidte mod mebrere Irms
unb 8einbriihe baponeetrasen. Ser
Ir5t fonnte II ben Sob feititelen.
= @or einieen Taeen bat iid in
Sreienobl Elm iebr beoauerli6er linz
9liidsfan ereienet. Gin ettpds be-
f6rdnftes MdD1en tpollte in Der
1ai6ine Seuer anlegeu. Sierbei
1inb Die &leiber IN 8ranb eeratben
unb fat gang am 2eibe b%erbrannt,
ebe Silfe berbeitam. Oie @ebauernss
tpertbe tpurbe iofort nad Wei9ebe
in's &ranfenbauS eei6afft. mo Der
Sob iie bon ibren i9redli9en
S6mer5en befreit bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-09-25

- Gin ionberbares grlebnib bate
ten am is. September firth Die gu
bieier Sases5eit eerabe b%ienittbuena
ben Ier5te beg ct. Isnes Soipitals
in philadelphia. Gin biibnenbafter
Neser itiirmte befti9 seitifulirenb in
Die IufnabmsfansIei. @r i6ien -
lopeit man feinem Mienenipie[ eut@
nebmen fonnte - eine 8iIliarbtueel
i'm Wunbe 5u baber, tpel9e 8ermla
tbuns fi6 audi beitdtiste. als 9r.
Surns Den Mnnn unteriu6te. Wit
Siilfe bon flint anberen ieiner Cole
gen aeldng es 81. Burns. ben Neeer
bon bieiem bohit ionberbaren SmbiB
gu befreien, obne baB es notbig 9es
ipeien mare, benz Hatienten ali6 MIR
einen ein5igen 8adenfnoden. ia ni6t
einmaI einen 3abn 6u bre6en. GO
i1neu er eefommen mar, 10 i6neu
neriGnanb er aud, bieier burfelbdus
tige 8ourmanb; aus ieinen Inbe1>
tungen fonnte ma MIR entnebmen,
baB er in einem 8ools Hoom on
8ater Strabe Die ionberbare @ette
gemaht bate, einen 8iQidrbban in
ben 0tIno gu nebmen.
Weartin s. Iurp6b, elmer Der
rei6iten Seute i'm Staate, ipuroe
burd Die Intpenbuns Der Gontsenz
Itrablen getobtet. Sic lebteren
perben in ben 9oipitdlern bon Ybis
labelp6ia tGeli1 a~neeipenbet, baben
aber bisber fein llnsliid CUR Solee
ee6abt. Sic Ier5te bes Soipitals.
in ipel6em Serr @elrpbp itarb, iinb
Der 4nii6t, bnB Elm u~n6etnnntes
tobtli6es Clement NIT Den 8ontgenz
itra6len in @erbinbung gebra6t
ipurbe nub tie iino jeet bamit be-
i6dftiet. Die llria6e gu ergriinoen.
Sn benz Salie bes Germ Wllrpbp
i6ien ii6 elm 8rebs sebilbet gu
baben, nesbal6 er ii6 i'm Yolpclinics
Soipital unteriu6en laiien ipollte.
Sie llnteriu6une ergab, Oab er feis
men prsanii6en Sebler bate. Ser
&orper tpurDe biz CUR Sdlfts' ents
fleibet, fporauf Die Ier5te Die H0ntz
aenItrdblen in @npenbung bra6ten.
Die Strablen rifteten ii6 5uerit 9e1
gen ben 5als, bann ee9en einen
Yunft ettpa 5tpei 3pa inter Dem
linfen DIR, bann abipdrts Biz our
Gippe. Sn bieiem @u9ens
Bid iiel Der aranfe bonn Stubl unb
auf Der SteGle. Sic Hontgenz
batten ii9 brett eeeen fem
Sers ~oerid1tet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-09-25
Der ebenSatbeMt.

&c lit cine be5ei6nenbe Sbatia6e,
baB bas itdrfIte 5bier ieiner @r0be
mad Der Gorilla. aud Gle srobten
2ungen bat. &rdftise 2unsen meis
men trGftige Natiiren. Bie Die
Srsane Der Itbmung IN ridtiger
Srbnuns 5u balten. iolte oes @ans
mes Sauptitubium iein. @leid bic
len Saulenben @nberer bat Srau
Ora Stepbens aus Sort @iliams.
O., eelernt pie bieS 81 tbun lit.
Sic i6reibt: .9rei Slaiden bon Or.
Sings Sem DISCOVERY beilten nteis
men 5ipeiidbrieen Sulten unb befreiS
ten mid bon mas meine Sreunoe fir
aus3ebruns bielten. 9, bieie Urge
nei lit pirfli6 eroBartig fir Salss
unb 2unsenleioen." @arantiert bon
&. SO. Huete, $3.50 Wiain Strabe.
Dubuque. Sotpa. Yreis so Gents
uub $1.00. @eriu9sflai9en frei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-09-25
e6mets.

Gin 8emsiGser Namens Ses
bate fiir5li6 einen beftieen aampf
NIT Iolern gu beiteben. nls er in Der
Hdbe bon gnselbers elm g%blerneit
ausnebmen tpolte. 11neefd6r BRET,
Big @eeter bon benz Neite entfernt
leste er feline Slinte fort. tpeil bieie
i'm am &lettern b%ebinberte. &auyr
bate er ii1 benz Neite eenG6ert unb
po1te Die beiben iunsen Ebiere Der.
a%usnebmen. ba i6oiien bon elmer
Sobe bic beiben gltern 6erab unb
9riffen ben hibnen Saeet beftis an.
3pan5is Wtnuten tpd6rte Ser orbits
terte 8ampf, unb i6on nerlieBen SeS
Die &rGfte. als es linn eeldng, NIT
ieinem Weiier benz mdnnli1en Sbiere
einen tobtliheu Sti9 5u neriesen.
tpdbrenb bas tpeibli6e entflob. OBJ
eleih SeB aus mebreren @unben
blutete. selang es linn bod. ei,ise
Stunben ipdter NIT ieiner geiite
gneelberg 5u errei6en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-09-25
&omiTana.

= GO biirfte in Der 8ei9idte Der
fat6oliiden Stride in 2ouiiiana tpobl
Die Sbatiuhe pereinselt baiteben, baB
elm Siitof ben I~usidbisen einen
9eiu6 abitattete. Sizes that un>
lGngit gr5bii6of 9lenf, BEL fpelher
@elegenbeit er in Der aapeIe Der
Iusidbisen Die bl. Ieiie Las unb
ben llnsliifliheu Die III. Sirmnns
ipenbete. Ser bo6lp'ite 5err mar
bon einigen 9etreuen 9rieitern nnb
S6ipeitern begleitet. Sa es Ntes
manben seitattet lit, Die @usiasisen
51 beriibren, 70 benubte Der gr5z
biIhof bel Der grtbeiluns Der bl.
Sirmung elm in Del eetau6tes
@aumpoGbdih6en. Sie S6ipeitern,
pel6e Die Yflese Der drmen Ilsz
ideisen auf ii6 nebmen. tragen itets
SanbI6ube.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-09-25
OeNerret6su

@or Ginger Belt ereisnete ii9
in, Yrater gu 8ien elm sroBes Gutos
mobilunsliid. bas 5tuet Weniden bas
9eben foitete. Gin Chauffeur Der
Sirma Bod & SoIdnber. Der 21@
jdbrise grnit Sanbo5, Tub Die 16>
jdbrige Inna unb Die 17idbrise
2eopolbine &lausesser. 5pei Gouiiz
men, bon benen leetere Die So6ter
zines ge3irfsratbes mar. our Iutos
mobils Spaaierfabrt elm. GIN Der
Sabrt nabm ferner Der auti6er
5ofer tbeil. Sci Der Hrater9iirtels
itrabe fubr Der 8utider Sofer auf
benz 16nen fabrenben Gntomobil nit
rieiiser @eipalt an einen guumz
itamm. Sn bemieIben Iusenblide
erfolste Die ggplolion bes Iutos
mobils, inter Ieinen Sriimmern Die
bier Rerionen besrabenb. Inna
&lausesser tpurbe iofort 9etOotet.
Ser Chauffeur Sanbo5 itarb pdbs
renb Der Ia9t, 9eopolbine alauss
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-09-25

lpabren Gimme beg 8ortes am 8ers
bun9erns sic ibreibt: r0tein
Wfagen mar 10 iftpah bon DEM @in>
nebn1en nueloier Ir5neimittel. Dab
ih nihts ellen fonnte unb mein gter>
nenipitcm mar elm ioldes @rnd, baB
iJ nibt ihlafen %fonnte; unb ni6t
cher fam i6 ba3u electric 8itters 81
perilldben. bis i6 boffniiu9slos nufge>
geben fporDen mar. 90 ipltroerbar
NOR aber bas HeIultnt, baB iid mein
3uitanb iogleiG beiierte uno cine
%bolitduoige 6eilnne folgte." Bette
@eiunbbeits< Spnic auf Der Ielt.
so Gents. @nrontirt bon &. w.
656 Niain StraBe, Su@
buque, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-09-25
0roke beuti9e fatboliide ct.
Soiepb's=G
Sas bette 2anb als freie SeimifGt.
ten 81 baben. - SdDne Hrai.
RTE NIT @alb tn nadjiter
HGbe. !

Siinfbunbert (5O0) beutide ia.
tboliide Somilien baben iib 2anb
in Der ct. Soiepb's : Golonie ge.
iidert. @emeinben iinb ihon ge.
eriinbet unb Sblaten.H atres Der.
ieben Die Seeliorge.
8ir BADEN beihloiien, Die goIonia
tpeiter nod @eiten ausSuoebnen, mo
eutes 2ano uno reidllifer @alh
porbonben lit. On Der neiien
giienbabn, pelhe burd bic Golonie
fommt, miro audi ileiBia -ebout.
lin meitere Iusfunit ihreiba
man an
&atgOliide GOlOniiations 8eieaIdait,
@attleiorb, SaSf.. Canada.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-09-25
2Mttig 8cIebt uno

ielig geitprben = 10 iubilirt bic freoelhafte Shcrs
belt inmitteu ihrer auireibenoen Bergnigungen.
ueldeu Der &orper mad ben ihperen NnIpriidben
hes beutieen 2eb~enserperbes nid]t getpudhien III.
geenn aber bic &rnit gan lidl pereeuoct, fuenr
iih elm 5obesabuen Der Sdtpdd1e e%iuitelt, oann
aiebt es Seulen uno 3dbuetIapper hililoier Sers
Sueidung. gsoraus 3peierlei gu entnebnen Ut:
Sfonet cure 8eiunbbeit. ST lie aber idon ans
gegriiien leioet Shr itor an glatttgteit uno
Shiuade. an Jlimmeru Dor ben Nugeu unb
Shninoelani1len. an a~opiid1mer3en uno 6erj'
tlopien. geritppiuns uno Seroauun9Sbeid)fuer@
ben, 2ebers un0 9iierenleiben uuo auoereu aranfS
beiten. meld)e Die a6rperlide 3errittuna ans
meloen, 10 per5iueiielt audi uid9t gleid). uno Dor
9aem pertr6oelt nidht bic tuitbare Seit. bic 9uh
nod bleibt. nm iuieber geiuro iueroen 81 tonnen,
nit unniiben Slagen ooer gar oanIit, oas Shr
bon eineln Guadialber au ben onoeren luuIt, pie
Gucl bod nur nit icharien 0t'ten hohitenS cine
ooribergebenbe 3duitung oer Senerung oers
ihafen. IS giebt oann bod nod. tpie 5auienoe
pom 8ebeilten ireuoig be3eugen, elm iideres gltts
LEI: Die beribnten MIR aus betltrntttgen Yhans
sen 5ubereiteten ct. Bernard arauterptnen. aue
apotbeten. % Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-09-25
Wew YOrF.

lleber aufreeenbe S5enen, Die
ii6 auf einem ~italieniiden Iuspans
bereri6iff abipielten, miro aus Sem
Yorf inter benz IS. September 9es
melbet:
8Gbreno zines ipiitbenben Stlrms.
Der ben 9nmpfer ieben Gugenblif gu
5eritoren brobte, bon r~aienben Sties
rem an9eeriffen, batten Die Yniias
eiere an goro bes italienii6en 9ams
piers nMaiiilia" StunOen aus5us
iteben, Die lie ni6t pergeiien ipers
Den. lleber breibi9 Ieni6en nur<
ben berlest. barunter eini9e i6per.
&apitan WGurli beri9tet, bab am
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-09-25
WarDIano.

G6on Warher fpurbe our6
Sdrefen eeldbmt!!n9l'So6 I'M Golntp
Garrett bat ii6 jest elm umsefebrter
Saa sueetrasen. Sci Der b~orti9en
Srti6aft Bomb erlanste Elm 9etpiiier
Siggins, fpel6er ieit ldneerer 3ett
9elGbmt mar, ben 8ebrau9 ieiner
@lieber tpieber bur6 S6reden unb
Surft. 3pei Neger f6oiien IN ieis
ner NG6e aufeinanber, uno als Die
&ugeln an 5is9ins' aopf borbeipfifs
fen, ltanb Der 2abme plDsli6 auf
unb rannte beinobe 5tpei Reilen. ebe
er tpaete. ii6 um5ubreben. @orber
fonnte Siggins MIR miibiam NIT
Siilfe bon &riiden seben. Sest gebt
er obne &riiden rilitig unb i6nel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-09-25
,ltu, Den ltmIamf at beiien".

iaat Gam. &enbou aus Sbiaipsbure.
Sans, ,bebede man beniclben nit
8udlen's Grnica Salbe nno bieIelbe
ipirb Das iibrise tbun." ShneQite
Seiluns fir granbipunpen, Seulen,
@ei6niire. 9riibmunoen, Sdmorrbci@
Den, Salt Hbeum, geIprnngene
Sdnoe, nunbe SiiBe unb tpebe Irgen.
9los % Gents bel &. @. Huete,
$50 Main Ctr, Dubuque, Soma.
8arantirt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-09-25

SO. 8. @rotpn, Der popuIdre 9en>
iionsz Inpalt an Bittsfielb. ST..
iast: .3undGit elmer Geniiou iinb
Sings Stem 9ife Yinen bas
gefte." Or i6reibt: nSieielben
balten meme Samilie b%oIitdnbis ees
G1nelle Seiluns fir 2opfs
ipeb, @eritopfung unb 8alleniibel.
25 Gents. 8arantirt BET &. %.
81 uet E. 656 Drain Ctr, Dubuque.
Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-09-25

ee9er erIitt einen Sberi6enfelbruf
uilo cine i6fpere Observation-Disclosures.
Ser 8nti6er Sofer tit lei6t berlest
tporoen. Na6 iofort et1seleiteter
ui1terindung i6eint i'm fritiiden
-In9enblife Der in Der Mutomobilfi6>
rrn9 ~boaitdnoi9 unerfabrene &uts
ld)er Sofer Das Gutomobil seIenft 5u
baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-09-25
Nerbungern.

8eil ibr Magen 10 i6pa6 mar
burd nutloies @innebmen o Ir5es
neien, 10 baB lie ni6ts eiien tonnte,
ipar Srau Maria $. 8alters bon
ct. Clair Ctr, Columbus. g., I'M
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-09-25
Sannpper.

- glus @ittin9en pirb eei6ries
ben: Sic beige Coos Gusgabe Der
preubiihen alailens2 otterie ianote
eirem 2anbpirtbe nuf beiien geitels
lung elm @iertelloos. 3ufdlig mar
es cine Summer. Die NIT 10 beginSt
uno nit 10 enbet. Sofort idnbte
Der 9eiteler bas 2oos 5uriid nit Dem
Semerfen. baB er inter feinen llms
itdnben iein 8elb fir cine iol3e nns
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-09-25
@eitfalen.

- Bon elmer berabitiir3enoen
Selstpanb, unter Der er Dor Dem linz
locttcr G6ub seiudt hattie, ipurbe Der
Stc,nbru1spddter Siner bon Sal3s
uilcn Sermalmt. Ser 2eib ipuroe
al elmer formloien Waiie 5eraueti6t,
iod5renb Der 9opf mnperiebrt blieb.
Ser Sob trat als6alo elm.
Gin llnsliidsfal 'ereignete ii9
aui Der Sampi5ie9elei in Wiarsberg.
Ser 20idbrige 3iegeleiarbeiter Ibolf
Hieoer. aus Safelportperf in Sberz
i6leSicn sebiirtig, mar banit bei9dfs
tigt, 2ebmerbe in einen Garren an
laben unb benielben in Die iosen.
9cbnmiible 81 i6affen. ais ii6 plots
lid srobe 2ebmmaiien, ipahri9eins
Evening journal., 1906-08-21
Wien a Woman TrayIes

Railroad and steamboat travel have
been made as free from the exigencles
Of dust and wearisonieness as the limits
of invention yet permit.
A crumpled, grimy gown is becoming
to no one at any time
OF all the fabrics used for travelling
get-ups serge. mohair and lightweight
ohevlots are the most useful.
Linen the heavy pongees and taffeta
are still popular but for long Journeys
they are not for women Of short pocket
books.
Tartans will be used for the fall, In
blouses and the trimmings Of suits. The
girls always like them at the season OF
the turning leaf and rustling vine"
For the travelling coat pongee and tat
feta arc desirable. but not If wet weather
is 70 be encountered IN them.
At home or abroad the gown worn
from morning until night needs sturdy
qualities If It is not to show the stres.
Of the day.
Now that the tide Of travel is turned
toward the mountains. where already
there are frosty nips in tho morning air
tweed and the worsteds will soon be
comfortable.
Evening journal., 1906-08-21
Why wiz a Woman

Drag child around the shops this hot
weather?
Wear high French heels to sudangoi
her health and lifef
Imagine she can keep a man interested
in her and 60 about untidily dressed
and bad temperedi
Talk too loud in public places. and make
herself conspicuousG
Put so much powder on her face thai
she looks like a clown7
Try to assume the duties Of a mar
without his knowledge or experienceF
Scream at the top of her voice if any.
thing out Of the way happens7
Nudge a man in the theatre at every
joke or impressive crisis until he is BLACK
and blue7
Wear such frivolous and silly mourn
ing?
Make herself so sweet, lovely and at
tractive that men cannot work foi
thinking Of her?
Evening journal., 1906-08-21

gWN HE third class was going up e.
tho well in Miss Mattle's yoro
W for a pan Of water. Not that
II needed the whole ten OF the
third class TO do this: Teddy Raglan
and Bobby Foster, who were the only
boys In It. carried the pail and headed
the procession, ana behind them came
four pairs Of little girls, arm in arm;
and each little girl wore a gray print
sunbonnct and had bare, plump feet.
The third class was always glad OF
an excuse to go over to Miss Mattie's.
Miss Matte lived In a little brown
house just across the road from the
schoolhouso. II looked like nothing 30
much az a birds nest a little larger
than common, among its apple trees
and llinc bushes.
When the third class was recrossing
the yard after its visit to the well,
Miss Matte cane 20 her gate and
called t. She had two Jelly cookies
apiece for each member OF it and, be
sides, she gave each Of the little girls
a bunch Of lilies of the valley from the
bed under the lilac bushes.
isn't Miss Matte lovelyT' sale
Rosella Brown. as they went down tbs
land.
Il wish we could do something rea
nice for her, to show her how much VI
like her" said Tessle Baker.
Every one looked az Mamie Miller
They were sure Mamie would have al
Evening journal., 1906-08-21
ELEVATED NEARS
COMPLETION
PennSy Expects TO Use
New System in About
One Year

After more than three years con-
tinuous laborlng the elevated railroad
through this city is now nearing COM
pletion. and It is predicted the system
will be ready for service within an
other year. From Landlith, on the
north, where the Il" road begins. to
the Third street crossing the elevated
road IS practically completed. From
the West Yard north to the Madl-
son street crossing the system is also
finished the only section yet to be car
ried through being the interlying space
between these two points.
The litigation over the property at
the west street crossing has delayed
the work considerably. but orders have
been issued from the railroad head
quarters to complete the elevated as
soon as possible. and to do this the
overhead system win be carried around
the Bubenzer property. II viii be con-
structed on O trestle work and the
ceptible. This structure win not be
permanent however. but will be simply
a stationary structure to be used unit
such time as the Bubenzer property
and the adjoining properties can be
purchased and the elevated road car
ried through according TO the Original
plans Of the engineers.
The bridges spanning the several in
tersecting streets are now in position
exception the Front street bridge. and
the West street bridge. The Front
street bridge is going UP as rapidly as
possible, and within another week vii
be finished.
The new station is also nearing
completion. The north side Of this
building viii be used before the soutl
side is finished. and for this reasor
work Is being pushed forward on thii
part Trains will be running through
the station before the south side il
ready for occupancy
The elevated system and the new
station viii be entirely completed with
in another year. The railroad com
pany is anxious to have it Off thei
hands and for this reason have ordere,
that the work be carried on as rap
idly as possible.
Evening journal., 1906-08-21
MAMIE MILLER STOOD IN FRONT.

idea IL any one would. Mamie was
famous in the school for her ideas.
Mamie felt that the occasion calle
or reflection. She thought hard a
he way back TO the schoolhouse, al,
10 others were careful not 10 distur'
OF.
Then during the afternoon she CO.
nued thinking hard TO the neglect
= fractions and spelling She lost fil
.erl1s in cictation, but she had her T
ard elsewhere. BY the time scho
-as out Mamie had her idea, and Z
lird class, understanding this /
,ason Of her triumphant expvessio'
lcircled her on the playground.
LET US make Miss Matte q jar
ltpourri." said Mamie.
what on earth Is that?" said Tedd.
Il know" said Rosella, nodding sag
ously. TITS q rose jar"
Yes; and this is my plan." 50
annie. "You know Miss Matte IS
avs so good to US. Well. every tin
e gives one Of Us anything OF doe
lything nice for one OF rs, let tha
give a handful of roses for the ja
long as the roses last. Then whe'
birthday comes in November W
u give II TO her and tell her it's jus
4 the nice Shings she did for US comm,
1ck to her IN a rose jar"
The third class beamed. Mamie ha'
sustained her reputation. Little Rutl
clark eirhp1 nrivafeiy with relief Sh
had been so afraid that Nannie's plai
might call for some money. and sh
was so vcey poor. But she was al
right now. There were ever so man,
big pink roses in the Clark dooryard
"Of course we must keep IL a dea
secret until the time comes to give it I
Miss Mattie.' said TESLA <araL=asi~-
Evening journal., 1906-08-21

rt WIS agreed that the rose jar shoul
DO IN Nana!e'c charge because she live
IN q central place Mothers and sstf
being told OF the plan approved
Mrs Brown sa!d she would give {
a Jar. and she sent one over 20 Nar
quaint, dainty, old fashioned one
blue and gold And Nannie's big sis
Jessie gnid che would give The oils o..
spices and essences necessary AID
tend to the curing Of the rose leaves
they wero gathered.
Tho roses were Just beginning :
bloom when. the rose Jar was starte
aud from that time FOR the next T.
months scarcely a day passed that
chubby l!t,lc nstful OF rose leaves.
'ed, or creamy white. or pale pink,
yellow as sunshine. was not drOppo
into the blue and gold far on the Milici
sitting room table.
Little Ruth Clark put in the FIRST one
because Miss Matte had helped hei
learn her lesson AZ noon the next day
when she was just ready to cry be
cause OF the hie. hopeless words. Ant
.wo months inter Teddy Raglan drop
ped In the last one on the day tha
Miss Mattie gswed up a big rent in hi
jacket. torn IN climbing n tree benin
the schoolhouse. Teddy had hard wor
70 find his rose leaves. FOR the roso SCI
son was almost over. lie tramped a
over the village Saturday afternoo
looking for them and az last found Jus