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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-19
2lmsriFaniIdle KriminOIO8ie.

AtiiIuari bari ii9 riibmen, III Sefs
,riun gitg bic erbbte Straiauitalt
bes aanbes gu beiiben. Der Sranh
6affir 1T nid)t etipa barin gu iuAen,
Das in WaiIIDuri bic 9eute, tpelHe bic
s,uItis gum Stube Der menidlihen
GeieIlidaft binter SdlDb unO &ieeel
Stedt, beiunbers sablreic9 uertreten
wdren, iunbern es ertldrt iif bies
6ielmebr baraus, baB @iiiollri elmer
bon ben iuenipen sr6beren Staaten
1T, pct.ae rur Elm Budtsaps Faben.
|. Da Die srOBe gniialt ihOn iett Sabs
rem ME tueniger als 1000 Suiaiien
beberbergt lnO ba iirter ben lebteren
ale mir erbentli9e @erbrehersSppen
pertreten Iinb, 10 bietet iie ben @es
lebrten, tueldbe iid ariulinulueen
nennen, Elm eans lIneew6bnlid rei6s
I baltiees Material fir Stubieu aller
Slrt. perr Speeb Musbg, ber iuaes
uannte 8esnaOiouuesauipalt beS
GOpoerueurs, alio Der 8eantte, tpel=
der iein @utadten iiber ale 8eena,
Oisuness@eiuhe nbsu9e6en bat, ebe
ber @puoerneur lie euOealtie erles
biet, bat iueben in Der r0turtb glmeris
can Reniew" etnen reht intereiianten
Sluiinb eerbffeutlidt tiber bic yStaOt
bes @erbrehens4 !, tpie er baS StaatSa
3ndtbaus bon @iiipuri beseianet.
@r iitibet babel @eleoenbeit, nit
ittanben irrtbiimlitben Sheen ati3as
rdunen, tueld)e i9lteBltd bom Eubli.
ftm ais baare @iinae acceptiert iuOrs
ben tparen unb 3tpar bauptidalia
tppbl aus bent @rlinbe, tpeil bic Geus
te, bic Elm Sntereiie baran bntren,
iie In aurs gu iesen, lie 10 oft un6 10
nn9briifltd tuieoerbulten. 90 bds
ben unlere prObibitiDniitilden 5relins
be gum Seiipiel INNER bebauptet,
bob bic unelaflt9en Menideu tuel.
9emit benz Strafseieb in &OnfIitt
seratben, fait alle biirdb ben Glltobuls
genus auf ben Sfab eetrieben ipiir'
ban, Oer irblieblitb gum 8uhtbaus
Dber gar gum @alsen Iibrt. Gie
StatiIttt nun Seiferion Gitb, tpelhe
iiA IL i6rem sonaeu Gbnratter Uuu
Oerienieen Der auberen nmeritanti9eu
GtraInnitalten tpente itnteriheiben
biirfte, frat inbeien bieie 8ebaup.
tunp 9leen. beun iie iteGt ief, baF
ppn ben 1894 StrdHineen, tpel9e
tp6brenb ber beiben lesten Sabre IN
\ bic glnItalt arfeenDmmen tpurben,
s52, alio beinabe bic Sdlfte, eli
mdbises aeben eefiibrt batten uni
bnB audi unter ben tbrisen bns Gle
tnent, peIdes in bic aateoorie ber
@epcbnbeitstrinter seb6rt, iebr
ibpad perheten mar. Sluf bic
Graiebuus lit leioer nidt INNER I'M.
itanbe, einen 1leniheu, ber in i4lea.
te @eieaid)aft eerdtb, Dor benz San
.on betuabren, benu BON ben @hdf.
Iineen tuaren 1875 grosent I'M 8e,
iib elmer OerbdltnismdBie snteu
9bnlbilbune.
llebrigens tOnnen iid, bic grubibii
tlpnilten. beneu Serr Wsosbp einl
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-19
KOru-dmbeimI emaid,ius.

! Cine neue 1lai9ine, tpelte Tiir
ben Sarmer BON unberedeubarem
@ertb ieiu tuirb, 1T bon u, 81. SOls
leubed, In SauesbiIe, Bist., erfuu.
ben uno ioeben cOnitruirt tuurben.
go 1T bies cine 0aai6ieue gum
@eli6tOrn @iniantmeln, anf tpelte
ber glame oSIutpmattc Corn Suster@
paiien iuiiroe. 9ieIe Maifine iptrb
bnrd eiuen @alulinmDtur eetrIeben
nno TT I'M Stanbe, bel elmer Sabrt
bnrd elm aOrnfetb, bic &Olben IN A
&eiben @elidforu sleidseitis ausSus
bre4en utb IN etnen @asen 81 las
ben. SO tpirb berebuet, baB bieie
Maidine Der 9lrbeit bon 25 Waann
eleid tOmint, Ober nit anbern sgurs
ten, I'M StanOe iein ipirb, 25 Qlder
@elidturn In einem GAG abiulnt rein
81 ernten. 8is iebtiit ttur cine Die.
Ter @ai4iner fertis oeiteIlt iuurben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-19

lYISI SleutlHBDlDeuIltH deIIUILT Hllt
ben @atipiien trbiten, benn nuh btes
len ihmiert Der 8erIaier bes slufs
iabes cine re6t unansenebme @abrs
belt auf's 8utterbrDb. ggenn bic
glatioilten iiber bic ginpanberline
railOniren unb eine @eribdrIun9 ber
einidlasisen @eiebe uerlansen, 10
beruien ite fi9 immer oarauf baB bic
@iuwanOerer ein nnoerbdltnismdsis
er1Beres &Ontineent 5u benz ameri'
tautiden 8erbrehertburu itellten, ais
baS etngeburene glmerifanertbum.
Serr @Osbp sei9t uus, haB 20 tpeit
tueuiefens has .3n9tbaas puN nj.
iOuri in betrn9t fumntt, 6as eerabe
@eseutbeil Der San lit. Bon ben
1884 Srdflinsen, iueldle mabrenb
Der beiOen leBten Sabre in Der Slns
italt abeeliefert iuurben, iuaren uolle
1859 ameritautitber unb nur 105
nuslauOiicber Geburt. 9a Miiiuuri
81 ben Staten eebbrt, in Oeuen ii9
Oas eiugetpanberte Clement elmer be.
beutenOen numeriIben St1rte ribs
men lam. 10 oiirfen mir eetrOit ans
uebmen, bah iih in uielen anberer
8u9tbaniern bas 8erbdltnis atpf9er
ben eiusebureuen unb ben fremoges
bDrenen StrdIlineen mod eiinitieer
far bie lebteren felt, SlIlerbines
blrien mir, unt eereht st iein, niAi
unerpdDut laiien, bab i6 bic einse.
bOrenen Snialien bes. 8uhtbauies ~
Sefferiun GitD su ilapeiabr einenl
9rittel aus 9leeern retrutieren, 9IIeiu
Ielbf bann, tpenn man bieies @rittel
| Itretbt, bilben bic In ginerifn aebOre'
nen Strdilinee intitter nod eine iiberi
paltisenOe @iaiOritat.
/ allS Ods vsIlter ber erOBtett &rinii-
nalitdt1 beaeidnet Serr Mosbb bic
fiiuf Sabre BON 3tuan5ie Bis finfunbl
sipnn3ig 9a lit bic eefGbrliaite 9e'
/
riobe, neil Der ipnee Wtann, Der IN
lie eintritt, bnmit bem &adbtberett
ber paterli1en 8udtrutbe entrldi
tuirb Obtuobl ibn baufiS nod bic IN
teIlettueIle iinb ntoralii9e &etIe
feblt, UNI nuf eisene 5alit ben &I
nit benz aeben aufSunebmen. @enil
ger als Elm 9rtttel Der StrdfIinee mai
nerbeiratbet. 9a fin0en mir alir
tuieOer bas alte SprlcbtuUrt beitdtiet;
| rSuns sefreit, bat nod uiemanb &C.
reut.4 ShDn 10 rnan1en 9eihtfuB,
tuelber bereit uui benz beiten @eee
mar, Elm 8erbreher 3utperoen, II
bura cine red)t5eitige Seiratb BOZ
einem 2eben ber Sfanbe betuabri
iuorben. Wlit beiOnoerer @ennstbna
Jung lOnItatirt ber 8erfaier gun
S9luB ieines iutereiianten sIufiabes.
baB nur IA SrOaent ben 9trafIinsC
.lriidfautee gerbre4er tuaren, bic be-
reits einen Gtrafterutn in 8adtbauS
abioloiert batten. Slnseui9einlif
uerieblen aliu bic 3uthtbduier bod
ntdbt ibren 8iued. sic seipdbrer
Euitbt aletn Der raenItblidea @eieIl'
Iiaaft sdus sesen bic aeate, tueIdS
Iibre Geiebs nitbt reipettireu, iOnoerr
\ iie fiibren audi bic meiiten pun Der
gerbredern, bic ibrer 8udt iiber
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-19

@er bic SnlaubsSteuern sablt.
glad benz Seri6t beS Snlanbteuers
GommiiiarS beliefer Ii9 in benz am
So- Snni abeelaufenen Sle9uunsstabr
Die eeiamntten SnlanbsSteuern aul
246, 1o2, ,6s3 Dollars, aunaberub Is
@tiIiOnen Dollars mebr ais i'm @Ur.
iabre. Bon Spirituulen erbielt Die
Sunbes.SResierune l4S, ,S49 ,o55 3uls
lars Steuern, fat w 0liliunen
mebr ais i'm Sabre oOrber. Bier
ilno anoere eeeObrene altnboliibe
@eranfe ersaben 81, ,641, S5S Dils
liOnen Dollars SnlauOiteuern, cine
Snnabme BON etiuas mebr als ST
MiaiOneu Dollars. Eabad lieierte
nabe 481 MllIipnen Dollars Steus
eriI, 9eeen bas 8uriabr Elm Neebr bon
7,76S,oo0 Dollars. Dleumaraerin
ersab eine rlIitOe bntbe WtiIion an
Snlanbiteuern. SlIIes anbere fir ben
Snnb I'M Sulanb 8eiteuerte eraob
5uiammen feline Milliun, ettuas iiber
100000 Dollars. @er be5ablt nun
ben fuettaus gr6bten Gbeil ber Steus
ern9 Die 9eniionen, bic Glottens
bauten, bic 9Irmee, bic &eeierunass
bauten, has,Seer Der 8unoesbealns
ten--tur5 ben eansen Sieeieranesaps
paratP Die Eemperensler, our be,
nen Der Gunsreb 10 oft fnieI1padl
iuiro, tra9en gu bielen Steuern teis
men &fifferlins bel, es iei benn, bab
lie es perifamt unO beimlirb tbuu.
sic trinten iueber Bier nod Shnaps
| ie, rauAen iueoer Giearren nuh
Neiie, iie Ibnupfen,nidt, fno aber
oerihnupft aeeen ale nltobplbaltige
@etrlnfe nnb ben @ebrauG bes ga.
bads. Sic baben es burhaeiett,
baB IN benz ueuen Staate Oklahoma
ben Snlanbiteuern fir ben 8unb
bnrA bas gerbOt bes Spiriuoienpers
tanfs idiuerer 9Ibbru9 getbon lutro.
Die 9emperensler traaen nlio 5n ben
SausbaltunsstOiten Der Der. Staten
10 Gut iuie nitbts bel. sn Der orusen
Miebr5abG iinO bas bic 9lrbeiter unb
bic iUgenannten tleinen 9eute, benen
Oas @las Bier, Der Sdnaps, bic
Gieife uOer Die Gienrre bic ers
iatpineli6eu geauBmittel iino.
Die peri6ieoenen UleuiAen bnben
lelbitueritdnblid bic perIaieben 9lns
eepubnbeiten. &enn nun Giner
tDmnt uno bUrst einen Spnteu, lin
einen tobten Sunb sn ueritbarreu, -
er lam ibn boben; fDmnt Giner unb
bOrst ettuas 9aIs Ober Saffee, neil
er beim lebten Gintaafe I'M Gture
peraeiien bate, bnB er iOlgbe 2iuse
brandt, eaus gut, er tanu audi bas
bobsn. 5rdst MIDI Giner uni eineu
~0unrterD ipeiI Ct nod 3ucit bat,
liuOid ipia iIIn uitbt TelbR ,Ocrtiru.
ineln"fOrt nit GBaber gcrnt
ober SemauO cars Seihlue, Dus
lDsiBt min er re tDrarn ben serl
iperIt MIR elcia snr gbare biuaus, /.
itttsibt Oer lattOeritdnbige ct aouis
iGunntp geGebEfr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-19
arana6iiae 8eitunaen blden ntit

6ran56iiibe 8eitunsen biiden nit
ittIem 9teib nuf ben srUBen iubuItrt.
ellen unb tommerSieIlen gluIiapune
9eutidlaubs unb beIpnbers aud anf
bic raicbe Slusbreitllne Ieiner iibers
ieeiiden SanbelSbeSiebuneen Sn
elmer ldHperen Sbbmnblune beiprnH
Der Barrier Temps bic iih iiuner
beiier eeitaltenben oeidlaftIideu BE-
5iebuueen 3tuiiden uuierer &epublit
un6 9eutl6lanO. @r iueiit In eiuert
SIrtitel bnraui bin, baB bic Saubels.
besiebuueen sluiidben bent @aiierreis
DIE uub Der proben Siepublit INNER
eueere iuerben, bub eemeiniame
GruIts iih bilben, baf bic beutiben
8anteu iid] INNER ntebr fiir ameritaa
niibe llnternebmuusen intereiiiren
unb bnf ibrerIeits bic SImerttaner fiir
slnlaeen In 8eutIblanb INNER leitb,
ter gu baben finb. 8as Slbtommen
sipii6en ben Sauiern 9ieb nnb @uns
ainater tuirb BON benz 9sariier Slatte
ais &nnOeebune elmer iuabren Sats
Selsallinn5 3ipii9en ben beiben 2dns
bern beseianet, sic lteIIe etne Sau'
bells Repolutiun In gusftbt, bic bic
tummersielIe Sutimitat stuii@en
0eutIden inb gtmeritaneru nod tuei
ter iDrbern inhiIe. llnb ber sdlab
tautet; r9eutidle unO sImeritnuer
baben iibriseas in ibren Gbnratteren
unb in ibrem 9Iuitreten cine tdelih
iddrfer berpOrtreteube Slebnlihteit,
bic ale 8euba9ter frnppirt,1
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-19

slni9einenb bat nur stne feite
Sanb unb elm itarter 8tIIe OaSn ocr
bbrt in Cuba bic Grbnnns iuieber
bersuileuen. Die unrlibieen 9eute
uno 9ratebleTin bieIer 9tepHblit obne
ORepublitaner iuiiien augeni9einlidI
iefber nidDt, iuas iie tuOllen. 9aS
SfepUlutiOniren idsint bort benz ST.
nen eine 9trt beliebter SpUrt 81 Iein,
bem 9lnbern Elm 8anipf nm bic 8eute,
9as enerstiHe unO tlugc gtnitreter
Setretdr Enft's bat bUrt bic Grbuuuo
raider nieber bereeiteIIt, als ertuar.
tet luer6en ionrte, slber, anti tuis
(anee? @ir6 ber rubaniihen 8euDt'
terune bic SnterSentiun ber 8erei'
nieten Staateu sur bnuernben @ar.
tltne bienen, Dber iperben bic Sniliri
genten uub @neriuabanbeu BON gleu.
EN- mubil MAIDEN, iubalO bic SIbuln'
ifratiOn in gai9instUu ibre icbiseu.
be Sanb Son ieper SSnielrepnbIit ST.
rid siebtp Ger @eiBaitsuslt il
Cuba lphrbe nidts ipiGtcmniene,
Iein, als ipenn bOs Gternenbaane,
6ouerrb iiber bcr SnIet fiotteru tUir
Ibe,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-19
aerntaatt. aelu. grettap, Drn 10 QDrtoher 1906.

tuieien tuerben. toieber auf ben riHhv
gen @es snriid. Ras @elb, tuel9ea
auf iie Uerpanbt Uirb, lit aliu tunBsn
lidl nidt luessefuurien.
Mtfm @erman6a.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-19

beisbesasliA e@ten SABA, beiOnOers
tuenu man Oieieu an ber luele su
Santaraite, mod linoermiidjt nit
minOerrertbiSeren Gorten, senieben
fam - mas BET Der eurOpGii6en
!SanOstspaare steN4faus niht mebr
m6ettd 1T = entfAieben oogsiebe. =
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-19

Gin lltnnn III nidt alter, ais
pie er fidl fiblt,' 1T Elm altes
Sprahipprt, iueldes biel Babrbeit
entbdlt. Slber tuie giele eibt es, bic
iib alter fhblen llnb alter aasieben,
ais iie tuirtIid iinO in 6ulse BON Ser.
riittunsen bes SpItems. cyOrui's
Glpentrauter 8lutbeleber 1T cine
I@Obltbat fir bic S6ipadeu unO
aeibenOen. @r iteIIt bic natarIid,e
Ebdtieteit Der 2ebensDreane iuieber
Der phO traftiet ben aBrper. Die
erite Glaide iutrb bic beiltraitisen
Gieenirbaften beipeiien. Cine tes
berraihune ertpartet bieienigen, iuel.
DE ben @ertb bieies alten burd Die
Belt betpdbrten strautersSeilmittels
ntdt tenuen. aeine slputbeter.glles
bi5in. Spesial.Sloeuten liefern lie
oOer bic Gisentbamer, Or. geter
tabrnep 4 Cons Co., ll2 llS sp.
SDDne slUe., Gbicaso, SG.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-19

Gin retjt .erfreuliaes4 9ruouuiti.
Ton felt bcr betannte britiItbe Srrens
arst ~. GOrbss sseusIpip ben tum.
member Senerationen aus, ST bes
bauptst unter sIufaBrlMs itatiIHid,er
8ableit, baB es III go bis 70 Sabrer
bereits mebr trriinuise iuie seiliis ses
innoe @enitben sebsn tpirb unb Go
iei Das orDbte @rOblem Der Sebtseit,
Oas ipeitere llntiihareiien bisier ad1
lnnitdt gu berblteu. SggaS uaBt
ale Belt unb Gnersies sgeri6ipeuOpns
ian ersieberiiden @labuabmen,4
meiitt Der 0Ottpr, .ipena ipir innb.
iebbarer Belt iait ber aalanatateiner
Iiait aIeenleinen gerridtbeit sa
tampten baben tuerbeu2a
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-19

2nliet bic aleinfn nitbt Iinasi
an. SlidhnIlen leiOen, iunberu nibi
ibnen ipfOrt Gpuseluan's Gprul
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-19

SIbcnnlrt anI oas .peEniapusr
gUIlsblait.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-16

fessional When man begins to get sentimental
he yearns to tell girl all about his past life
lie confesses his sins to her, and those OF his
friends.
Then he tells her that she is the only person
who ever really understood his intense nature,
and that he only needs her angel influence to
enable him to lead the higher life
"Thc really bnshful man who has made study
of the subject always proposes suddenly and
when you least expect it. He doesn't waste
word in preliminary compliments, because he has
screwed his courage up to the sticking point and
he dare not let turn of it go.
There is silence, and then he catches his
breath and takes the plunge, as if he were jump
ing into sea OF ice and didn't know and didn't
care whether he ever mp again or not.
A disappointing lover, but an emnenty salts.
factory husband, is the business type You have
been good friends, and he has confined to you
that he is getting in the grocery trade and
last months sales were double those Of the month
before.
"Then Sunday afternoon he steers you
round to some new fats or cottages, and, after
pointing out that the plumbing is exposed and so
forth, he says: 4 say, Mary, how would you like
to live here and be my little houseleeper? And
if you have any sense you say Yes
THAT night you may shed a few tears in the
silence of your room the beauty of the
romance you have missed, but You will never
have to weep over bills you can't pay"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-16

TO her useful present This curious ceremony,
which is supposed TO take place quinquennially,
was last performed in the year 1901. But, of
course, it always rests with the Mayor for the
time being as to whether it shall be carried out
not.
When the pretty Thames town OF Maidenhead
takes it into It's head to have beating of the
bounds" the steward appointed for that pur-
pose is always accompanied by large crowd OF
curious people. These help him, or think they
do, when he has to climb over houses which
der which the bounds pass. Also, when the
party meets any man by chance during its prog
ress it proceeds gravely to bump" that ind-
vidual; but, If the person met should be lady
she is given the choice as to whether she will be
bumped" or kissed
Nor is England the only country with such
compulsory kissing ceremonies. Halmagen, in
Day, at which every present has the right
to claim one lady and to kiss her. without her
having any right to object. This strange custom
is the outcome of raid which was once made on
the town by Turkish brigands, who carried off
all the women as captves But a band of men
travelling in the district CHANGED to meet the
captors and forced them to give up their VIC
TINS, who were then kindly escorted to their
homes and friends. In grateful remembrance OF
the day the maidens of Halmagen annually offer
their lips modestly and freely to the strangers
whr frequent the town during the fair OF St
Thsa6nra
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-16

have keen vision to discern the beauties that
follow every footstep.
Here, in their cool beds, native flowers;
of delicate coloring and texture, others bril-
liant, many poisonous, but all indescrlbaby beau
tifu Close neighbors at home are marvellous
lichens, their color tones running from faint yell
low TO deep woody brown; pale green's to rich
leaf shades. Some touched with cameo pink,
the color of the wee lazy lizards that slip around
them, while others have minute dots of brilliant
scarlet, that may be matched, too, by the ta-
tooed backs of the snake family dread inhabi-
tant
There other specimens of fungi, seemingly
too rare and wonderful in their veum-lillc tex
ture, delicacy and immaculate beauty to leave
behind in their native haunts for the frost to
kill.
A LICHENS COVERED WINDOW BOX.
For a window box beautiful, nothing could be
more harmonious or decorative than wooden
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-16
Some of the Summer
Vacafionists Many Ha

What not there9 All, you renemp', =
wrnnned il in the linen roll that h0'as :,
sors, thimble and needles. No! "H'
did you leave it? t.. I'D
''Then you get down on your knsss : a.
blessed old trunk and take every'nuss Ia
first, the process is orderly lou . .s.,ly
and ribbons carefully, and as carelan'
them. As time and patience Tca, ~ sh.m
the things around Grossly and rune =, IN.
You get to the bottom OF the Nu q,
tbe broken lock. Still no tooth Ofu''' "a
case like that OF the soap you sro'n.
think OF the cobbled trunk anu ~ Al
desnerately. Just as you have gwen j,o,t
and have reached into the mock,ns -
the last handful OF vacation iurn,sn .anr p,in'
the bristles OF the delinquent IN ~ .ne..
0I,ve had the tooth brush espem is.n 4 d
Tho taII airlish woman who haa psem -,are
,ne "a t"m, an,,sbora resort "but an even 's
ias'd t,;aI was mine when forgot 70 al I'm n.
for the little lamp that ! casrs srrssrrtbinc
village had electricity Tor e' ~ no alou.
wasn't n gas jet in the place y,u a's should 8
MaS e;abnr of the two stores. You ST. uas n
e.'nel si - " mine for the two days ina, torn
nalr o. , nIooboI I ordered sent iTom ' ,ss,
ior , the ;, "'vo vou know" said the l'!ls ,. 70
think it's part OF the ienlaiv ,a vrssd.d. "
things until they are ac1uuhs NM 10 put t1'
mend mend gloves till we are .ssr about .imilsg th
and there are a thousand o.ae
aha abouId 1i' be a attended to in ens time, aid q
Better Stuah;ns stop Here Here comes John
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dried sweet grass are similarly used. 4.
lows Of them placed within the dzv,-
closets where iurs and woolens are ~
good preventives for moths.
Not every woman likes a pungcnt IA.
pillow rest, but those that do would sur,|
preciate such a pillow, especially when ~
been stay-at-homes during the summer,
WHAT OF THE PICTORIAL pos1AI
"And still they come" from the four ID
the compass.
There is absolutely no abatement in n
OF these rural, sometimes sensational aid
buns are filled so rapidly that the ii
scarcely know how to dispose Of them.
One girl is making a iriezs Of them
her den, very effective way Of dspoiln
great number, Another has completely ID
the top OF bedroom screen and is cont
ing filling the sides, save the decoration.
is very simple and easy way Of suI
them, they are easily within reach and I
replaced by newer ones at all times.
Narrow ribbon or gilt cord il stretchd
the top, each side being individually irsa
SCHEME OF A BUNGALOW ENTHU
A friend OF mine, who declares that she
blood OF bygone Indian brave in her vi
transformed her town library into an apa1
that much resembles her Indian bugalUv
the Maine coast, The polished floor i
laid with Indian rugs and those woven fr1
sweet grass of the plains. Numerous lti|
nishings, comprising large lamp shade
and plates, wood box, and besides olhg
are made of fragrant grass.
The most distinguishing feature Of thl5
apartment is her birch bark canoc, sbt
helped to make, that is suspended IN
ceiling by means OF iron chains, and y
filed TO overhowing with cushions, nl<
most unusual swinging seat. AS oacsE
looms UP a grass rug, on which rests
dies.
In another corner reposes her Hne ~
and game bag, beside her fishing poles aha
Above the mantelpiece is victim Of
lets a magnificent head of an Adlrondick
A pair of tame chipmunks are nef
COMPANIONS. Indeed, so like her punt:1
this apartment that instinctlvely ones a.
held aloft, especially after catching gl,
a monster snake coiled up alongside Of u1'
crate. This repulsive creature measures -
snd has been wonderfully well preserTea'
the pun pug N's ' MARION
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Jolly ntJle woman l ueclare tne ddliy
struggles with my belongings stick more in my
mind than all things else. In the first place. the
wretched old trunks were either lockless or strap
less when We came to make flying start for
the fitting. A frenzied call for blacksmith re-
suited in making one ready just in the nick of
time and visit from bareheaded cobbler with
wax end and an apology for strap made the
other secure, ii scarcely presentable While the
blacksmithng and cobbling were going forward
an expressman, on time for once, worried me into
fdgets by telling me every few minutes he was
sure the trunks would never reach the train.
"And, my dear, that only the beginning
of the trunk trouble. When / arrived at the
hotel in the little mountain town that night and
prepared TO wash away the heat, soft coal dust
and WEAKNESS of the long journey | found l had
left my soap at home. Fancy the predicament.
Not drug store within miles and only an old
fashioned country shop half mile away. OF
course, ] managed somehow. Had to- you know.
Then came the mad dash for the tooth brush.
Did you ever observe the elusiveness of the tooth
brush in a trunk? / declare it seems that it
enlsts the sympathy of all the thousand things
packs into a trunk and bcgs them TO
hide it against its owner You Were sure you
put it in the tray with the hair brush and comb.
Certainly, you can get 1t with your eyes shut.
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duly-appointed officials hold a court,
collect the tithes, and claim kiss from the lady
oil each house they have to visit during the
mony. The two fortunate officials thus appoint
ed are known as "tutty-men' or tithe and
usually there is no small competition for the
honor amongst the eligbes OF Hungerford. The
custom is hundreds of years old, and neither hus-
band nor wife, as rule, objects TO the advent
OF the tutty-man, with the inevitable result,
Once every five years the good town OF New
castle n-Tyne has been in the habit OF holding
a festival known "Barge-Day," on which day
the Mayor and Corporation go down to the
river in fine state-barge to claim the rights of
the town TO certain dues at an appointed spot
Then the procession returns up the river to
wellknown stone, where the Mayor selects any
lady he likes from the large crowd generally
gathered there, and kisses her before the assem-
blcd company, and-let it be said softIy-before
the good Mayoress herself! His Worship then
gives the favored lady a sovereign as a present
whilst the Mayoress, to show that there is no
ill-feeng adds gift of her own, such as satch
el, purse, other appropriate article,
Not only is it the duty OF the Mayor to do
the kissing in this fashion, but the appointed
sheriff, not willing to be left out in the cold on
such OCCASIONS also duly carries out a similar
privilege He chooses another lady, and after
lutng her gravely-or otherwise-he also hands