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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-21
Baltimore bio- Balm.
. 1agIih. I3deIid. nusecromrren Gonrtags.
~ giur Sonntugs.

NlpfeBAlNc uNtpC GIuHpe wv ptt Sth"1t UrH
Camden : St1iion nab Naibtnatpn I'M 2sos
Sbenlagcn, $40 Sorrt. BITS 800 Nbeuos, nit
lnImansD icnft. 6riibere abiabtt bon vi.
Waibinntun, D~crIaiIen mt, siobuI ct. 1000.
!7.t0, 1850. tS.45. *odS, 1905, III .53 Sota
mitinae. ?t2. 10. 1870. ll.55. +2.43. 1880.
r4.ti, N.55. 1915. 900, 1000. *s.16, 't0.b5.
*it.32 Nhenos; Dcrl. Camden Ct, 800, *6.t5
1876, !7.2O, 800, $3.50, 1000. 1000, III 90
@ormittdgs. 1900 giadts, 1905, 2I2.16.
100, ?f.05, 200, $500, l3.05, 400, 400.
1890, !5.06, 1885. 1000, t6.t6, 1920, 100,
$500. 1926, $1,000, 1905, *ii.1o, fli41
aanapolis, @t. aopal Citation l7.to uno
| ?s.4b NormiiiaqS, i5.55 Yindnl. eumocusStd..
l7.20 uto 700 &ornitiuBs, 1906 Tadui.,
70. 50 uno' 600 glbeitos.
1reorrid, VT. 1tcDaI Stniion, 28.45, l9.4s.
/ Rorni.: 6dmocii Citation. 1875. 1900, W.15
ur6 1000 Scrnl,, !i.25. 1850 nno '5.20 Ndt'
| mitiunS. ..
Mindenrt, UT. NubaI. l7.t0 Eornt.. l2t3.
1850 9ahnt, 0nmoctL 1920 Sorrr.. 1870.
1850 INTO 400 Nddni.
0agerstoun, Wi. JtopnI Sta, t4.45 8ornt,
1850 gtadDnt.. 9anioeu StaiioIt, 1906 Sornt.,
1880 mo 400 Nadft.
enicutt.SitH uno ut, Airn, Camden Stattor,
l735. 20.tb Sprm, !l25. 1880, f5.20, $3.50.
ttii5 Nbenoc.
Nuriis' luD, Gamoen Citation. 1920 Scrni.
9uraD, Wi. JioOnl. '243 y,odIt, Camden.
800 gidd)rt.
Rcnal Slne Yine nan, gbiinorlpbia uno Vstp.
yprf, ueucr terminus Hp SreinnoSpanBtd.
tier Strabr, yicu,y1uri beanem nah puteiS,
rhrotrru mn NtrEdid ftd. Tiltrift.
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YeaniblbaniasBab
Rad, benz @efteu nnS Teroen.

@srldft Galpert.etation, uie folst:
'S.45 gnrm. Qlnion : Station s.55 8orm.),
YttiSbura @IpreB unb Chicago Special.
f1l.fi Vurm. (unioItsSiGiioi t1.55 Borm.),
Snupts9inie grpreB.
+1.f0 Tedm. (pon Union Statipn). .Staoutss
uho s2be .Renrfblpania" 9iIniteo, nah Gbb
enlo, Cincinnati u1o ct. Golits.
400 S'adlm. loon unioHSStaiiUn). ,Fennfhf.
oanta Speetal," IL etnnoeH uadi CHICAGO.
'4.55 @adlm. (bon tlniou'Siaiior), gbieago
uno ct. 2ouis @rpreb.
100 Nbenos (bon iluiurse tntior), gbioaao
einitco.
's,aO @hsmos (pon linion.s tation). et. acnis
1855 sibeubs (bon tirions Station), WeItern
@rprcb ulto 9leoelnno unb Cincinnati gss
fill samts clqion.etutIOn ti,55 g'a6ts).
it41 Madts UlnlOn'S Citation 11.55 sadis).
FGtiiic @rprcb.
tnplih. nab 2Ud-pnpen.
*8,45 Gernt, CllniunsStdtiun 1856 Eorrt. }, tiU
lid, nab gnftnlo. (ota emporium: Suretionl.
erie, uno gSndbcntnbe, ,rat giodefter.
@obthicGe, rnd %Jlcnnbo uno 9Inira.
~ %odln'. th9lIb pon nnior'statioH), ndd
$50 s%s!bsnos, tds'& Coon Unions iatiOn). naa
sJb5 Noenos, ,.aaI!6 (bou tlnion.e ttlon). nae
@ric mo Hocbcfter.
gin6inittn9s an 8cbcntnecn. Sonniags. 9.0i
Sprun.. 100 Mbenos.
@ou ilnipu. Station.
Sad Gbilaoeiphta ano y,etu.1orf
1903 Tadm. ,Gpnareiipnal 9imtteo," tdeIl&.
nur Ben: gori; t.4s, 7.55,, 1906. GU .o5 MIR
go; .5s5, 80 AZ; 55 SeenOs, IoSsn,o Ss
400, 4tS,2O, .5.45. $50, ii'sb gSenbs.
gir na6 ,BbiIabeIpbta a,1o. 6;35, $40. e.2o.
100 %orm. Ice. s;oi, 45L 'e;s5 nno
lob NlorNeuS. 3.oI, 4.57, 1856, Gas s%Ibsnos.
Gah YNofton e40 Sorni, @o6cntn9e; 1885
gGn SSilnar T mo bo~uptladIIoen 8tpifteupnni.
ten an Der 3eIamare. Dioifion. 6.35. 7.b5
@lor9snS, $50, .4;57 Iadui., Bodeniaae.
7.50 eIbenhs tdali6.
VA, SAB, 6.aa, 10 81 Worm., 1905 i2.4s.
1853, PIG, 245, $40, $50. 5.07, $40. 5.26,
sos. 7l6, 7.2o Oss eimiiso), TAI $40.
s saSTt" "no' " So ~ 5 a9e'1 ~. H %s@' 4'as.
$40, O.I2gurm.. 1906. 1853. ZIG. $40, $50.
59,, SS5' ~, 7go g % G s;asSs, simiieOl'
Ho6 NilanlicsGtio. qtlaniIe Gin epceiaL,'
| BAD annnprIis, 7,8G, o.O5 8ormiitoes. 12As
@a6m, 5,32 6,a5 NbcnSs an @edeniassn.
1tlnntic 9pnft Cine egpreb, 2.51 Dipr8eIio,
s2t2 9inhnt. tdgIi6.
souibcrl MatlpaD. o'42 Sorm., $3.50, *o,i5
NbcnoS tiglid,
ecabonro @ir Cine Nailtpap, 0.42 Sorm,. 5.o7
Gcrioli mnO Hsene,n S%aaiItpab, 1920 sbenbs
CO $. ae,. .124s Hatm, @S6entase, 's.b5
MbcneS. tigii6.
Won p.nnrplpania.N senue. statiun.
ga6 98aibingtun, grpreB, Git, 900 Boruf.,
LBS, 1856, 600 gaebnt. tdgIit. TAI Wor'
gems on Wobcutaaen, $50 @beHes uur an
Sonntugeu.
Gob gnnopoIis, TAI Naoratns, 600 glah.
mittuas an sSodentugen. SoHutaeS. Gee
Bcrut. uuo 900 Nadlm.
Neeen Gtllcteu u!gb Sabrpldnen mao aueA
Dir. 3i5, Toro.GbarleSsS trabe, nno nnion'
Citation Dor.
@epdd piro auf Grfndhen In pbeu aenai1nten
Wiireaur ~ubeebpit urb rturftrt.
. SpeifcsgSaaaon.
". u. Nttcrburb, z. W. Neoe,
Scr. observation-disclosures. NaT,s 1raffie,W 'anaaer
@ep. -. BoHb,
@eneruIsP adgier'g6shf.
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Mbia9rtstagc Der Eaiiagicr Tampicr
Dun WciusYprf.

am 81. gpril Camper n@eimor"
nuh Teopcl mo @enlln.
Sim 81. gpril Gsnpicr st. Saul"
na6 Solttbumpton.
Sim 81. g[pril 0ampier u3celano"
nod Intlpcrpen.
@m 81. april 9ompfcr nGepublic"
nod Neopel mo @enlla.
@m 81. Ipril 9ompfcr rltmbria"
nnG 2iucrpool. %"
Sim 81. gpril 9nntpfcr Sem.
iplpnnio" nud &ambitrg. -2
gm 81. stpriI 2atnpitr yGoIum.
bia" nod @ldsNoiu.
Sim 81. gpri( 9ompier naoiier
@ilbclm ser 3;uciie" nn6 Bremen.
Mm 81. Ipril Gampicr .Garonia"
nod) 2iperpool.
Mm 81. gtpril Gnnpier ,Garpa.
tia" nnd Ncupcl lmb @enua.
am %. Ipril 8aupicr .Scenltic"
nad1 2ipcrpopl.
am %. Ipril Gampicr rImItcr-
Dam" nod Hottcroam.
Mm %. gpril Camper u@itta oi
Hapoli" uad Nedpel.
gm 2G. gpril 9anpfer sWain"
nod Wrcncn.
Am 2G. slpril Camper limited
States" had a~openbagen.
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gn 26. gpril 0onpicr nMpltfe"
nod) Ncnpcl ltt0 @cnlu.
Nm %. Npril 0ompicr oSouoic"
nod) @oorc.
gm IS. g(pril Gnnpicr oGcutid)-
lun0" nad &omburg.
glm IS. 9lpril 0ompicr o9atopio"
nnh Snm6urg.
Nm 2S, 2lpril Gompicr oGonpa-
Oorf" noM Soutboupton.
Im 2S. NpriI Compiler D6inlano"
nnd) Nntlucrpcn.
Hnn 2S. Npril 0nmpicr o&oni1
Itbcrt" ndd NcopcI uno @cnhln.
Nm Is. Npril Nnmpicr "Ntcm.
0prt" nod Sulltbnmptpl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-21

brauh In ennloeit' uilc >W,t siopaIsS taiion I'M
10 llbr 9lbcnos.
VI, nab gtlantie,9tfn an Wodentdgcn; %
nah Nilautic.Gih idpli6. gl0e Siigc bdlfert
III leilminatun: e bdlt inShcter.
Vbilu. Nttom., HumoenHS Citation, $500. $50
Siorn, l2 20, 2G.i0 gind1nt. UT. 9tcndl eta,
~ 10. $50 8urm, !2.25. 2G.t5 Ea6nr.
Nberocru Wttum, Camden Citation. n 90
Nndbtr, $40 sbenbs: Ut. 9obaI Citation,
?i.0J gohm,, sG.15 st6enbs.
Rcierpirfina bon 8anm In G6Infs ooer yar.
InrsgSaoaoiS, spcife sJinten etc. lperheIt t4neu
beiorot per Iciepbuu in alien folaeneen Stuct'
2iirrair, Charles uno s%arnioea, Strabs. Ss,,&
4. gSolie 1910. oocr lPo. eonrtinno 1901 w.
l,onoJs : tntion. Is. K z. Mt. S,crnon 3t23:
GarrSetls Citation Sniprmatinrs sg'iireau, 6, & Y.
/ Goiib i29, pocr do. 9onrtlan no 272G, uib w.
$40, Giio Nroubipao.
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0ul5 nno GOblcn.

Wrinnico Ntdltcuhuti, - NDro NJ. ~.
@ciasico Gidcnboli. " 6prb 500.
Niiingcr q Scbrnnf.
Sdupts@iirCul utb NnbIcnbpl. Rrciiors lilto
GuO SlrnBc. Slpci9zliircuu: gSlo Inlun Goal
Co." Wtruumcni. li1bc SAB Strabc. =,
Eel: Is. q Y. 2Sulfc ii17 No CONT. 2G79.
tglprll20, GlJiie)
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@ciern Msrnianb G~iienbabn.
ynpe berIaiien Siucr.ciaticn fpte toIef'

Bloc berIaifen Siucr.eiaticu nte fcIet:
1aalid,.
4.3O Woroens - Gdbnea8Ha. Snaerstoiur, r..
& II. sJla6n uuo dits9cnomnieft Sonntaa 1dn'
cod INTO Gbambcrshtrg.
$50 Hndm. - VT, ont. Talu uniprsPrthge.
Sdaiidl, ansaenpnmen SSnntag.
100 Diorpens porf uitb 8cttBshhr9 Ntfput.
s.tn Mctaens- Sagersiolpn uno SbtppeeHbutS
Accommodation. -
9.4b Iorsens-agom. uau GETTYSBURG snb
gurf.
1915 8orm.--afiom. mad u~nion,Pribee.
$3.50 Gudm.-sltfont. uan 0Ipnocn. Uori nrs
n. x 8. Sto.
tumit, fotpie 6rebertd. GmmitSburU, e1tn
penSbnrg CFnrlot'gSdagon).
5.35G1dm-Durfs9rpreb.
G1h s5etoS-sffotr. mad urtuf'Nrihae.
tt.25 DeHaS-M ilunt. nd6 iinivu.Fri6ge.
Fpr Serntaae.
$50 WJrsens-Afiom. nuh tlntpn- HrthQe uhl
Sufuher.
10 so HbeuhS-Tffpnt. nan tt~nipfzprtbae.
soil mot an Der Geunn sstte.~ sStuttpu an.
n. Rebsrtipu. @enerdt,@ efnditetnbrer.
3 @ Ssmtn. @eneraIsV ia iiaater.u aent
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G6ciapcafc Sampfer.G ompasnie.

6beiupeatc. 9lnic.
Gieadntc 4~aiI1gier , Snntpier nIigufia" NIB
.gttluntn" mad
Glib 4uint Comfort uno Wprfrlf, Va.
Sampler h~erlniicu Baltimore tdait6 tdIe9c'
|itoninicl Goiniqgs) nm $50 Ihelios illlo INN
men IN SIo Iioint GufnfJrt nm u uDr UtoreeliS
mo In ytorioIi INT 7.t5 Mipr9cns an, oni6lic'
Bero an Die @ifenb1bn5iipe nab alleh Builffei
ocS SiiocnS ulb Sitbpelieils.
Wurt,Jiiucrs2tnic.
@lcgnitc FainGier En1lpler "eDariofie" hlo
Baltimore"
iiahi Y9eta EUint NIB Midliiionp, Vd.
Sampler ~bcrldiieri Baltimore tdglt6 tdiiSge'
ontmc Sciniups) nm D llDt gindItittn9s iiilo
fpiHmcu Al 1Scits liuint nm 100 WtorpeilS mo
In 9iihmpno I'M 9.25 Uioraets an.
Sie OH Oiplliugclt. Wiiitiuodcn nno 5rcitdacn
bon Baltimore dbiabrcitoen Sanlptcr. mo Die
boit 9Scits Goilt an Sieritdgcr, Suliteriiapeli
mo Samiiagcn abiabrer, deaci In Sloiccficrs
1uiiii. GleIitctiS liio Aulinnio'S AT: lifio Die
an Sieniiaaen, Sonneritdacn nio 2amitaaen
bon baltimore uub an Wi0ntaaeTL Wiitpcdbei,
mo Srcilaecli bon g8cit Fpint nbtnbrenocu
Sdntpier lcgen 1T glorttupu INTO eld0 Snnt~ilit
thci aiiniiiaeml Neiter).
Tampicr %ucrlaiieu Baltimore uDm yter Tr. IL
uno 10, 2igbtt raheu .larrftr,
Surets g,ilIeic nab alien FliHtteit fdtiHcr qe'
fi6crt. Gfpid aulaeaebcu mo IoilteliBt rIiTicr
i'm Torais ~reierbirt wcroer. In ocn biefiaei
0iact Nircnur. Er tf9. sgaitim re. Etrafr.
". VI. Nubfcn, Mgent. Nr. t27, CIT Baltimore
strafc. ooef ben SGnpt, NiireanI: Vr. 530,
9iaht. strafc. gaitimore, 9ib..
Ncubcn Nphcr, y. s.. 0ttsni,
Weris Nefbdifsfh6rrr. eicih. s}nifn oiers slacnt.
I. s.. MtIanuel. SiIis.Sen tNaii saaent.
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Mcrdants' & Mimcrs' SrauSpurta'
tim Company.

SnnlpFrrfIIurU. I.
Sad Bottom uno benz Often: ieben Wontaa,
9icniiaa, Sonnertiu8 NIB Gdln1iag. slbelios
q lbr.
gah Trppiocnce uuo be1n Often: icocn Conn
tao. Wiiiiluod UNI iSrciing, glbeuoS g ll6r.
Mod 9tCippurts 9ielus mo Nurtulf: tdgIi1 uui
6 llbr Wbcitbs.
Sraht pirb tdeIih bis 3 ilbr slttnoS fir az
Gem GdQc ubfnbrcnnc Sampler nnaeionincn.
Dad Gnnalllab mo bent SiiOet: ieoen 9lcns
finp, SonlerituG mo Snmita1, WbenhS O slbr.
gioitoilcr mo 4rnnibcuccs Enupfcr labrcn bon
Der Bcrtbe am SUITE bcS funasSodS 40. Gu
nuilnabsS anpfcr bon Der g9crftc am 2ube ber
gSclt SAILS lpcnlte.
Is. ". @tnin8bnu, stpcni,
....I Ynng5Sud
". Y. Snrmcr, s. q. s9lNent.
u. .. Strbtins, Sen, sgiur.
Salpt6iircun Shopit.Gdr tScrmur. NIB
2igbtsStrufc. Ql3.I&S--i
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Baltimore Sampf : Eadct Go.

N-hN " 49, f'Nsf
9ie Ner, Gtuutells Ioit beiDrocrlo.
Iampier ugtr9inia" Lncu) .Mlabana,"
@curgiu," .5eunciiee."
Camper 'nbrciI tdoIit, SonniueS auS9enciii'
men, bon ben o9'oi, Clinic. "gicrs. yir. i0-1s,
qi9bt Strube. G.30 glbetoS, bireit mad OLD
EDini Comfort. qiprioIf, Iori3moulb uno alien
RunItcu oes GiioenS, Gerbiuoun0 III oh
@nirt Comfort rtii rG. & .. Gifcnbabn. " Sad
Tidmoio. gicrbinouug IN Portsmouth mt, Dem
oGcnhodrb gltr Cine" ioIioen 3ia nab BorisF
mpntb mo giInnia. IN G%orfolf Berbinouha
nit Der ~aiInli!c 9onit Cine" aorioIf uio
mciilid uio nOlb 9ominion Cine" ilnf Nclu'
bern, 9snfBiugton, NC. gi6nlonp, sSa, itnb
9ielus glurf.
WiabI5ciien tad europdifbcm 9Inne. pnru'
ri1ic NuiiIienjitnnIcr, clcftrif6e ycIcrdbtiin0,
Sannpibei6uun aoieu irci. Nelcruirte Nniiitcn.
Stmincr In oct NilletsNircnir Der cVnl etite, "
Nr. i07. DIT ynIilinurcsS iratc. Ytr, hno mo
EOS, qi0bii Strahe, e. VI. 4. Office, Siioo'ts9de
Baltimore mo Gulberi Girnbc, Snntinruial
3ririt Auiloine unb NlbangD's, gtr. 100. sipro'
G6nrlce. Strahc.
sSpbn N. Sberlpuuo. e. Nroipn,
Sice Brill. II. .@cu. aNiultager. @eH,'Bd.s Igeiii.
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Saltb. WIHcr.

Mir Derrouien allc SnrtGt bon &ilt.
id)cll, MuuobolltS nit @utmi, NoO-
rciicn, @uggir3, Captions uno @n1cil.
2adir- ltnO Mathematician. o2cttc.
RING" ruo 9icpnrahmcn. &cItcllungcn
iiir odc Nrtcn bon Eicrocgcidirr an
0cnommcr Mr. =, GaperW.Nuc, nnb
Gait Nucnuc. H Clprl,1Wft)
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Iarplaab & Eenniutpanin ". ".

NarDInab & EennINtDanin ". ".
8iiqe herlafsn slurfb, sloe.. It. Cai'gtr. 'Stntion.
7.30 gorm. nd1 Dorf tagIi1, aussenoninler
Gcantd:S,
e.s0 8orm. las Delta nnr Scnntaas. S..
$50 BORN. mad Qeldir teglln. aiSgeioE.lfn
GonnfaaS. L]H'4aS
3.25 Nnbmi. lad Yori io9Ii&, alSsenommsn
GonHtdpS.
4.O5 Mocbin. ,ln1 Delta rur gonntaaS.
ago Ed6m. nn1 EeIiu tdgltG. auSeenoumeH
Sonttidgs. L.-t
coo gbenhs naG PeIair iheIi1, oisaerom.
men Gonhtags
100 a6enbs nab EeIair Hur Sonutaas.
ff.45 gbertbS mud BelaIr WaittiupdhS unb Cam
ftdQB.
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GaTc STR &riie ms NnSlanb &c.
iorat 6. 9iaine, @r. 4l3, Git-ssaIti.
usure.S trane, aabc GnitpmIonie.Ape
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both dresses and hats. And brown
adapts itself admirably to costumes of
half n dozen tones.
Fascinating evolutions OF both the
princess and empire styles are about
for tiny tots to wear. The princess
ones are particularly happy in their
dainty severity.
Upon some of the prettiest suits and
dresses wide braid is put on quite
simply outlined on both sides by mar.
row braid which stops every little
while to describe a circle.
The newest belt is of black kid, with
the buckle in the back. Smart ones
are on sale for 81.
Very attractive IL the pinafore frock
Of sapphire blue chiffon yelling seen in
the picture. The accordion plated skirt
is run just below the waist line with
ribbon velvet of the same shade. This
velvet also trims the braces. The
blouse is of cream colored spotted net,
and the girdle is fashioned from velvet
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delicate scroll in a faint color and
within this magic territory embroider
tiny initials.
Crystalline is another material that
is especially adapted for the sweet girl
graduates gowns.
Some of the graduating frocks are
made princess, but as a rule this style
is not becoming to youthful figures.
Very natty to wear with the linen
collar is n lingerie tie of soft batlste
adorned in some pretty fashion ut the
ends This tie is small, forming only II
tiny bow.
The newest tie is knitted like the
one in the cut, but is quite unlike the
old knitted tie, as it is very quickly
done, and has pretty openwork effect.
Two evenings will amply suffice to be
gin and finish one. There are now
such pretty silks to be procured in the
loveliest colors. A particular shade of
blue mauve is charming for knitted
tie.
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Soma Uses For Ammonia.

After the carpets have had their
beating nothing restores them Sc
much and brightens the duh surface
as II rub over with a cloth wrung
out of ammonia and water, and for
cleaning white enameled furniture
there is no better treatment than
whiting mixed with water, to which
u little of this magic fluid has been
added. Ammonia may be put TO
splendid use in the laundry, and
there is no better plan when washing
fiannels and all wooden garments
than TO add some ammonia to the
water.
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PRACTICAL FASHION HINTS.

Fashion decrees that the parasol shall
match the costume. This fortunately
does not mean that sunshade is to
be provided for each gown. On the
contrary, the clever woman will choose
several pretty parasols that will har-
monize with anything old or new that
her wardrobe contains.
Short sleeves are very expensive
luxury, as they demand upon outdoor
costumes long glove. A practical
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-06-14
A LITTLE NONSENSE.

The Language of Love as Practieed by
Two.
(Scene: Dimly lighted parlor,
1880 p. M
zoos ducky is oo:"
"Oors."
"Does little ducky love its dovey ?"
"'Ess."
"Eyer N ever?"
"Ess."
GLOW much ?"
Bushels"
"Ooooooo!"
"Ooooooo!"
(Long silence, Smackings, More,
Signs of sleepy bliss.)
''Does 90 lumme ?"
5000 know | do. Lumme too?"
'Do Iw
More ecstatic silence. Yum,
yumD
100000"
"A-a-a-a-h~
Cite, etc, ad lib. for three hours
more.)
They speak of the language of
love. l nave had an intimate ac-
quaintance with jags. The only diff
ference between the language of
love and the language of jag is
two hiccOughs and gurgle.-Ju udge-
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An Awful Jolt.

DeAuber proudly) - Here's a
painting I have just finished. What
do you think of it, old man?
Criticus--It isn't half bad. BY
the way, did YOU draw on your mag
ination for those ostriches in the
background?
DeAuber-Ostrlches Why, you
squint eyed dulfer, those are angels
Chicago News.
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sembled shoulder cape more than
ever. with its beautiful amethyst but
tons, gave the jacket an excuse for be-
ing cut in this way, and every one who
saw it agreed that 1t was far too artis-
tic to be covered up,
A rival to decorative buttons are tiny
jeweled buckles or slides which adorn
some of the new gowns from the best
lnodlstcs. This style of trimming Is Il
revival of the mode OF many years ago,
and there Is every reason why the re-
ylyal Will "catch on" Many of the
slides brought out are charming exam
pies of the jewelers. art and cOlored
gems rather than rhlnestones have the
preference In the designs. Slides of
frail enamel and gun metal are also
seen
Gray Is particularly prominent in the
millinery world this season. Attrac-
tive sailors in this shade are very pret-
ty made of soft gray hOrsehair and
trimmed with ribbon and either qulls
Or flowers.
Pale blue mOusselne de sole makes
this dainty blouse. The Dutch neck
and yoke are formed of cream German
yalenclennes lace. An exquisite piece
OF embroidery worked In faded shades
Of phlk and dull blue outlines the yoke.
The three-quarter sleeves are adorned
ON the inside seam with lines of inser-
ton.
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The Moon only 12o MILES away.

Our boys and girls need not won
der at the maps that the astrono
mers have made Of the moon or at
what they tell US about its surface.
for, although it is really 100000
miles distant from the earth, our
most powerful telescopes, magnify
ing 1000 diameters, bring it within
1870 miles of us, so far as our vision
is concerned
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A Modern Romeo.

Amelia-Swear not by the moon
the inconstant moon.
Augustus = Then what shall
swear by?
"Swear by that which you hold
invaluable, something which is dear,
er to you than all things else, some,
thing that YOU cannot live without
"rhen, Amelia, | love you!
swear it by my salary New York
Weekly.
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Legal Notice.

Charles Toiivcr, whose place of residence
is unknown, will take notice that ON the 1th
day OF June, l9O8, that John Tolliver filed
his petition In tha Court Of Common Pleas
OF Hooking County, ohio, being cause
number HHS, on the docket Of said Court,
praying for partition Of the following real
estate, to-wlt; The northwest quarter OF
section ~, Township II, range ", Hooking
County, Onto, containing 80 acres, more or
less Said cnuse will be for hearing on and
after July 2Oth, 1906.
John TOhLTVER,
John G.. Petit, Atty. June Z, G-w
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ARTISTIC COLOR SCHEME.

The best linen suit is made with u
play pretty chemlsette.
Pale lavender is a favorite shade this
Summer and is much seen in the ward
robe Of Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt. The
other day as she alighted from her
carriage obseryant femininity drank In
the details of Il beautiful gown of pale
lavender. The plain circular skirt fit
ted tightly, and the jacket was cut in
so exaggerated Il fashion that it re
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A Compromise.

Lord Brokeleigh pompously)-
I've called, sir, 10 request your
daughters hand in marriage.
Mr.. Roxley-That's out of the
question, my man, However, | don't
want to seem altogether uncharita-
bic, so here's So for you.-Philadel-
phia Ledger.
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Notice of AppOintm ent.

Estate OF Jesse II. G.. Nutter Deceased
The undersigned has been appointed and
qualified rs Administrator. with the VIII
annexed of the Estate OF II. q. Nutter late
of Hooking Counts, deceased. Dated this
20 day of May A. ". luO6.
VICTORIA PHELPS. AdmN.
June 1,3-w with the VIII annexed.
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glove economy is the separate mousque-
talre arm coverings that can be used
with short gloves in matching color.
Considering the general elaboration
OF gowns, Il number of French frOcks
are finished ut the bottom merely with
rows of stitching.
Some of the loyelicst silks of the sea-
son have a waterproof finish,. render
ing them impervious to rain and per-
spiraton.
The stunning sash ribbons must be
used with care, as they have habit of
clashlng with most things under heav-
ems.
Long ladders of ribbon bows. some
times with bit of fringe depending
from them, are fayorite mode of trim
ming
Women who scorned rajah silk in the
beginning of the season and asserted
1t was only tit for lambrequins aud
sofa cushions are recognizing its
adaptability for house gowns and
street frocks. One of the summer
brides Is having made street cos
tune of grass green rajah silk with
folds and other trimmings OF old rose,
She has embroidered grasses and loose
rose petals ON the front width of the
skirt, with smaller vine trailing over
the Jacket. The gown Is as rich and
effective as II ii was made from the
handsomest Lyons silk instead of the
rough and ready rajah.
The elaborate lingerie gown Illus
trated Is OF lace trimmed handkerchief
linen. With 1t is worn Louis coat OF
brocaded nile green silk incrusted with
lace. JUDO CHOLLET.
Four Little Kittens.
Once four little, wise little kittens
Put together their wise little heads.
Said the four little. wise little Kittens
"We will seek for tonight nice soft
beds"
So these four little. wise little kittens
Up stairs and down crept about,
And into the closets and corners
They peeped, and no one found them
out.
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Notice to Teachers.
May 81, &-w

rhe Board OfSchoOl Examiners of Hock-
ing County will meet NJ the school Building
in Logan, ohio. at $50 a. m, on the First
Saturday of each month, for the examine
tion OF applicants for Teachers Elementary
Certificates; and on the first saturday OF
September, December. March ana June fOr
the examination of applicants for Teacher S
High school ana Special Certificates EX-
aminatioaS for pupils desiring 10 enter hish
schools will he held on the Third Saturday
of April and the Second Saturday OF May.
]. &. STOUGHTON, President
ID. f.. HARSH. Clerk.
G. N WHITE, Vice President
Logan. OHIO, February 2, l9Oi-tt
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Probate Notice

Notice is hereby given that the following
Accounts and Vouchers have been filed In
the Probate Court of HockingCounty, Onto,
for First aud Final settlement j -. Aurhnd
Administrator of Estate of Harriet stuart,
deceased, and the same Will come on for
hearing ON the 10" dny of Iune a. ID. 1906 ut
l0o'clOck A. NJ d, or as soon thereafter rs may
he convenient.
f. +. MARTIN,
June Z, 3-w Probate Judge.
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Probate Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the following
the Probate Court of " Ocking County, Ohio,
for first and final settlement. VIM. Wallace,
Administrator of the estate of James
on for hearing on the Ii, day OF June \. u.
1906 at 10 O'Clock II. m, or as soon thereafter
as may be convenient.
+. p. MARTIN,
Maya, 3-w Probate Judge.