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The Washington herald., 1907-03-31
PROPOSALS.

/ Washington. D. c. March q. 1907.
Sealed proposals viii be received BIZ TIE
/ Washington Gas Light Company at its
Office. No. 413 Tenth street northwest. thfs
city, on or before tie l2TH DAY on
APRIL, 1897, at J. clock noon. for the
following supply OF Anthracite and Gas
Coals Tor Tie year beginning april j.,
lSgt. ana ending April T. 1908,
5000 gross tons Of best &i-inch screened
Gas Coal. TO be delivered f. o. b. along
side our wharf at Twenty and q
streets, this city. as required by the Com
pany.
For East st4tion Gas Works during the
year named above:
10000 gross tons of best <-inch screened
Gas Coal. 70 be delivered T. O. b. ears on
tracks In our yard at Twelfth and n
streets southeast. this city, in such guam
titles as needed
ANTHRACITE BROKEN COAL.
2o,0O0 gross tons OF Anthracite Broken
Coal 70 be delivered as needed. T. o. b.
alongside our wharf at Twenty and
q streets. this city. also
5000 tons of Anthracite Broken Coal to
be delivered as needed on our tracks
f. 0. b. cars at East Station Twelfth and
NJ streets southeast, this city
All of the above-named Goals to be
gross tonnage OF 2,230 pounds.
Contractors for any of the Goals emu
morated above will be required 10 give
ample security 20 the t4as Company Tor
a faithful fulhilment Of contract
The Gas Company reserves the right 10
reject any or all bids
All proposals shall be sealed and ad-
dressed TO the Washington Gas Light
Company. and marked Proposals Ior
Ceal."
WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY.
mh2S-l5t
GENERAL DEPOT OF THE QUARTER
masters Department Washington, %.
c. March l. 1g97.-Sealed proposals in trip
lcate viii be received at TINS office until
II o'clock a. m. MONDAY April l. 1907.
and then publicly opened, for furnishing
and delivering fuel az Washington Bar
racks and Washington, ID G., Forts Myer
and Hunt Va. Fort Washington, Md.
and at the Arlington National Cemetery.
Va. Charlotte. \. C., Richmond va. and
Annapolis, Md; and mineral oil al Wash
ington Barracks. u. C.. Fort Myer va,
Fort Washington Nd. and Washington.
D. &. Also, fOr removing ashes, refuse
matter. furnishing ice. laundering towels.
and shOeing animals in Washington, d.
c.. during the fiscal year commencing
July !. 1857. Blauk forms and instructions
for making proposals, and further lnfor-
nation will be furnished intending bidders
upon application 10 this Office n GRAY
HALtSsk4, Major and QuarterHaster. u.
5. A.. in charge OF depot mhl.Z4,5,z9gu
The Washington herald., 1907-03-31
GEORGE W. HAzER DEAD.
Was One OF Biggest Policemen on
the Capitol Force.

George ~. Hazer one of the biggest
policemen on the force of the UGtted
States Capitol is dead at his former
home in New York RE was sixty-three
years old. He served in New York
regiment during the civil war and was
prominent in Grand Army circles.
He had been on the Capitol force for
many years part of the time holding
the rank of lieutenant.
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~ JusTICE RARNARDl
Circuit Court 40. J
JUSTICE WRIGHT.

aA9A4A-As ~ mum
Cover vs. Potomac Electric Power Compauv judr
ment on verdict for plaintiff for $50 Plaintiff at
toIneys Gutings & Chamberliu DEFENDANTS attor-
ueys. c, A. Douglas and Goefss i. HoogeE
PLAYER Slater. motion tor new tnal hlsd. Plain
tiffs attorney. 4. l.. Giles; defendants attorney.
Leon T0ariner
Assignments fo. MONDAY April 1907:
No. 55l Miller ys. Potomac Laundry C0muauy.
Attorneys W g.. Prcniiss and g.. L. Wiiliams-L.
]. Mathef and q. T. Hendler,
No. 56. Buscher IS. DistFict of Columbia At
torneys. J. f. scasss and Thompson q Laskey-E.
II. Thomas
No. 4s5. Barber & Ross " Kimmel 4t.orneys.
]. J. DarlingtGn-J0hn Rid0uL
No. 81. Weeks vs.. Washington Railway aud
Electric Company Atjorneys. Wilson BaIks-
dAlO-J J. Darlington.
No. S53 Caynor vs.. Crabb. Attorneys. ]. 7 Fey
sef-J =. Hunter
No. ESQ. Negtou vs. Columbia Railway Counauv.
Attorneys. A. B. Webh-J. ]. Darlingtou.
No. 3. Dutlers vs.. McDemott. AttorueTs. z. A.
Bowen. F. c. Handy, and r. b. Behreud-J. J.
Darlington.
No. ssl Carter & Clark United States Fidel-
ity and Guaranty Company. Attorneys. Hamilton
Colbert q Hamilt0n-M. H. Beach
No. $50. Butler IS. District ui Columbia At
torneys Carlton Fox-F. II. stephens.
Circuit Court No. 2.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.
Assignments for Monday April l. 1857:
No, sic. Fletcher rs. Auacastis and Potomac Rail-
road Company. Attorneys, d. T. Doyie-J, j. Oar
liagton.
No s2 Thomas VS. Washington Railway and Elec.
Gic ComlaHy. Attorneys W. J. Lambert. J.
Darlington
No 2s2. Catholic University Of America vs.. Wag-
sanan. Attorneys. Hamilton. Colbert & Hamilton
W. T. Mattingly. J. j. LaneF. and Arthur Peter
No. I0is. GiaIia Washington and Southern
Railway Company. Attorneys l. J. Mstber-Mc-
kenney * Flaunery.
No. 400 Cover IS Southern Railway Company.
Attorneys. Padgttt 4 Fuutst-Hamiiton. Colbert &
Hamilton
No 4l6. Barnes vs.. Slater. Attorneys, Turner &
Miiclell-GeoIee 2. Williams.
Nc. l55. Talbot vs.. AlcDeuaott Attorneys, L. &.
Legbt0i-J j. Darlington.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-31

Ne, 99sl Sarah y firf5a Es. Matilda Dawson
and Joltn N Maci'aerson. in1un ,tioa Complain
anti solicitor. Archibald King.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-31
MALCOLM CAMERON n a

NY authority for the above was Mrs
Potter herself Mrs Potter dfea about
twelve years ago, OF pneumonia, in Brook
lyn. n. Y. N g
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o. f - el.a-s
Losses sustained duriug the year l96.- SIs4 5ss %
Money received during the scar l9Js....-. 5124 p
Expended during tie year ig56........ a5s los S
JOHN THOMPSON. President.
II. VI. SCHAiIFT, secrstsrs
Subscribed and sWorn 10 before ne this 25rh dar OF
January, fsI.
iscali J.. i. MeCABE, Notary Public
Commission expiring january % 1911
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Eauffv suff

Justice of the peace. for slsss Plaintiffs atorucy.
Is. J. Neale
The Washington herald., 1907-03-31
SCHOOL FOR NATION
Barrett Suggests Interesting
States in G. w. t.
WOULD SEE CAPITAL SERIOUS

Foreign students and Statesmen, He
says, Wonder why United states
Has No National University-He-
Iieves Many Foreigners WOuId At
tend such an Institution.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-31
He Draws $4,000.

After "hoofing it, into Norfolk. they
got hold Of a daily paper. and in looking
over the drawings of the lottery for that
day it was discovered that Mr. De Grum-
The Washington herald., 1907-03-31
Circuit Court No. z.
JusTICE ANDERSON.

Criminal CIurT No. 1.
JUsTICE STAFFORD.
Assignment for Monday April L 1907;
United States Bing5r Hermann on tris..
Criminal Court No. =.
JUSTICE BARNARD
Assignments fer Monday April J. is0s;
United States Joseph Clara.
United States VS.. Arthur West
In re estate Of James ". Plmphrey.
Probate Court.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.
Estate II Frederick Smtz. csFeat te viii fied. At
torGeys. W0Fthington. Head x fgailey
Estate II Anna H. Parks; will dated Januag e.
is0s hled.
Estate Of Reuben s. Smith; vii dated December
e. 1885 filed.
Estate Qf Anna NJ. Parks petition f0T probate o.
via filed Attorney. H. j. Alezander.
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Probate Court.
Lawsuit.

Na. fs52i American seeding Machine Company
JsE,cs NJ. Crutrheri Judgment u c. 5. Buady.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-31

iots4 slt,-f-.l-a .
District of Columbia. Cts q Washington S.:
I. CHAS. 4. HOWE. Treasuftr ol the ab0Fe-
named baus. Do soieBlnl5 swear that TIE ab5ls
statement Is true % the best of my knowledge and
belief. CHAs. 2. HOWE, Treasurer
Subscribed and sWeFH 70 before ne tbls 2sth day
Of 2iafch 1867 DAVID RIITESH0UsE.
Notary PlbliG.
Corrcot-Atiest:
CHARLES J. BELL
WARD THORON
HENRY H FLATHER,
WAf. J. FLATHEK
HENRY WILLS
CLARENCE + S0BMENF,
DANIEL FRASER
ID. = AILES
DifeefaTa
The Washington herald., 1907-03-31

/, GEORGE o. WATSON. Treasurer Of tli7 aBe7e-
named bank do soleasiy that tie above state
meHt Is true 10 the best oi Bv kaowle6ee and be-
lief. GEORGE q. WATSON Treasurer.
Subscribed and ssoIu 20 before me this lth dsy (
March. 1871 O. y. RADCLIFFE
Notary Public.
Couect-Attest:
z QUINCY SMITH,
J. n. RAISTDN
T. a. WATERS
Directors
The Washington herald., 1907-03-31
REPORT or THE CONDITION
OF THE
Union Savings Bank.

At Washington ~ the District Of Columbia, % ths
Close of business MAzcl p 1901
The Washington herald., 1907-03-31
BANK STATEMENTS.
REPORT or THE CONDITION
OF THE
Jefferson Fire Insurance Company
Of Philadelphia, Pa.

on the 5ist day Of December. 1906 required under
DistIici ef Columbia Code amended June So 1872
The Washington herald., 1907-03-31
SUNDAY MORNING CHAT
THE BIRTHDAY OF DIR. EDWARD EVERETT HALE-A
STORY OF SENATOR H0AR-BAD RUM AND BIGoTRT

brought her back again to her life OF
courage and Christian well-doing.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-06-06

go. tparum benn9 perIebte Der
elei6miitbig.
Weibt bu, iper neben uns ippbnt9
Die iou ib2 Die 2eute bdben ia
ni6t nal ibr Shiiri9ilb angebra9t!
&limI9ens! Wann! 0ente! &.imz
fdens! Rebsn uns &limibens! Die
uRleiblihe @efenf9aft ---
sic fam ni1t ipeiter. ,Jtit rpsit
aufgsriNenen Qlllsen itarrte lie ibren
@atten an, Der itb ert einigtmale
bltBTdnen I'M feline 9srtita!adIe
brebte, Ii9 bann uuF einen Stubl
mari, nit ben 8einen trGrpelis uno
sur Grb0bung Der Stimmung ri.
OberIdentel nod in i9nsllitsm Sres
mplp nit ben fldhen S1uosn bedr6sis
tete. Odbei pOlIte Ii9 SisIer llHmsai9
fpinben Dor 2a6en. 8ltmi9ens! Slz
bahia! Gi9t f9tft! Ni9t Ible9t.
4usgsaei9netl <mi9ens = bubdba!
sSd, absr Mann, biit bu BEL Sinnen?
8egreifit bu benn, mas i9 bir fase2
9fu dllemdll rief er urb ld9te ipeis
ter. baB ihm bic Sbrdnsn bic Baden
tntlang liefen.
3ltinI9ens pobnen nebsn uns! Tdet;
frau &Iami4 nod einmal eiTorings
Iih.
RlimI9ens fppbnen neben uns =
hahaibd 9ottpolI! @ottpolI! gtee, bas
lift Elm Stiid aus Dem SollbauIe! Gum
SObtluaen! limb baSu bic rsue @ob=
nung uHb ben rlmsus9 ga, bOr' nal,
unb bariiber lu9it bu ni6t9
limb boriiber Ea9it buR Gum Wei>
nen TT es, gum Weinen! OieIs llns
perf9Gmtbeit! Iber bas 1T mein SObl
Old, ni9t bod! 9u iishIt ia. arbsre
bdben es fpieber nit sir ni9t aus9dls
ten t0nnen, fonit 1pGrsn bod aud bic
ni9t ausgeaogen. 9l6er cGs fuge i'd
biz = i9 9ebe na9bsr nit Bel Rliiuz
fbtn beran in feinem 8u9llOen rno
fraee ibn, Of mir pieOsr 'llnIeren Stat
fpielsn pplIen. Sd iebe ni9t In -
Slumfh! DAB ou Si6 1i9t inter-
sflamf5 abtr tbdt's bod rnb ipislie
bon ba ab fpieoer rsgefmiBio itinen
Stot. 8tioe saben iidh bic 5dno bdrs
arf, quite Ra9barI9aft gu bdltsn, urh
aIs Die Sruuen einIa6sa, ba5 lie nit
ibren &lassn bei ben 9atteH tsin @e'
Dor fdrben, berubistsn iis Ii9 uu9,
unb 10 tebrte aGImdblid oas friibsrs
@inpernebmen tpieoer ouriid.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-06-06
4lumininmsei9irre.

9iel Su ipsnig tperben nod 9es
idirre aus Qluminium i'm 9ausbalt
peripenbst, pblpobI bieies Metal gez
rabe bierSu gang beiOnbers seeisnst
erf9eint uno Dor allen ben iibrigen
Mstullsn seseniiber, tpis giien. &us
pier, WleHing, einige gang peIent>
li9e @ortbeile birst. gti9t nur iinO
aluminiumsei9irre melt pioeritanOsz
fdbiger ssgsn Srpoutipn uno gegen
l0fenbs Sliiftstetten (Obitiduren,
6ette uIp). aud seiunbbeitlih iinb
Iie bD[Iis unI9dbIih. 0uSu tommt
gsseniiber GmaiGesefGbsn Der @or3us,
6aB 0urmDsrlsBungen CSlinOburms
sntaiinbunO burh abseplaBte @mails
leitiid9en nutiirlih hierburd ni4t
berurIa9t tperben tOnnsn. Sir bic
aii9e empfieblt iih reines alumis
mum; man tdnn aber, uamentli9
bann, tpsnn es ii9 um srObere Sc
itisfeit banbsIt, alio ppr allen BEL
uIIsrlei NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
aud 4luminiumbron5e, b. B. eine 2ez
gierung BON &upfer nit einem fleiz
men SbeiI aluminium, perpenOen.
Die &bnubuns 1T 10 ssrins, ouB man
Qluminiumsefdbe bel tagtdsliher Be
nubuns Ssbn Bis 3tp0If Sabre i'm Ses
brdu9 buben fam, nobel 9asbeis
Sung 8pruusiebung lit.
Natiirlidb biirfen bic 9efGbe niht
Gesr, b. b. Obns SliiHistsit auf Osm
Gsuer iteben, bu bann febr lei9t bas
WletaII peih nerben tann. @inges
mabte 5rii9ts tann man tassluns
in aluminium belafen, pGbrenb man
bel tupTsrnen uIp. 9eIairren f9on
nad atpsi Stunben S9aben bsfiirds
ten muB. Wesen ibrsr 8eitdn6isteit
unb aud fpsgen Der hetanntsn Gei9=
tisfeit Iinb iol6e 9eidirrs au9 BEL
bielen WilitGrDeripaltunssn einge=
fiibrt. Die 8ebdnblung 1T febr sins
fab: m0glidftes Srudenbaltsn Der
unbsnustsn @srdtbs 1T. pie fir an.
beres Wletall, 10 uu9 bier Su ems
pfebIen. Gum Reinissn bebient man
Iih Der i'm Sanbel erbdltli9en pubs
paita, zines @smif9es bon Boiler
roth unb Sals. 9ut bepGbrt babtn
ii1 aud bic fir aluminium be-
ftimmtsn, untsr berf9iebensn 8e5si9s
nungen i'm Sanbel befinbli6sn gubs
mittel. 9lnpenbuns BON Sanb,
Rreioe uIp. 1T bel polirtsn 9sgsns
Ifdnben aus @luminium entf6ieben
su permeiben. 9lrtitel nit nidbt poz
Iirter JlG6e reinist man nit fsin
geriebenem puBitein ootr Sol3aihe,
nit eei6lemmtsm Sdmirgel, isbr
gut aud nit Sripsl ober SesIdno.
SobalDIung uno anbere altaliide
dbenbs 2dusen iinb Bel aluminiums
ssf6irrsn uuf ieOsn Sal gu Dsrmsis
ben.
Berpenben lam man 4luminium
II. u. fir ROdseIdirre, GBbsfsde,
SiTdz unS Safelserdtbe, SafeIaufs
Tdbe, 2ampeu, 2eu6ter, Ofenr6brsn,
Rabmeu, 9riffs uip.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-06-06

aua elm @runb. Samis
Iienbutsr (3u einem iiingsren Be-
tdnntsm: @iFsn sic, i'd piirbe sss
troit nod einise Sabre nit bem
Seiratben ndrtsn.. Oefp ipGter
perben Sfre S0dtsr. alts .Sungfsrn
: Uf bern. Serr (5u einem
9srIeser): rRun, tpie sebt bsnn bic
neue 9idter@3 r@3eitidrift9" : 8erIes
ger: IBIS 'ieBt febr idpu4! Dir bas
ben nun 800 Wliturbeiter unb 80
Qbonnenten!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-06-06

= RefIerion. Bauer: r9ier
Sabr' bab i9 bic tbeuere prdmie Be-
sublt. unb tpas bub' i9 setriest, als
es enblib 'brannt bat9... 3fpsi
Sabr 3u6tbous!"
= Raib. Wamd (3u ibrsr iuns
gen So6ter): @is tonntef bu nur
Better Mur einen 8ub seben9 So9s
ter: SD itieg uuf einen Stubl unO
bunn sins esl
absebItBt. 8srI9uIOster
2ebemunn: Sier iit Der Srt, no i9
anbetsnb nieOsrtnieen mub! Rei9e
grbin: gl6er papas @elOi9rant Itebt
bod i'm Reben5immer!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-06-06
Gin MtnnHIihtr GtroI

= Sin @engftIi9er. StroId
DER in's SpriBenbuus einssIpsrrt
pirb): Bite, f9lieBen Sic 9ut su,
6err 9snburm; in bi.ier 9egenb foll
ii9 iopieI DerOG4tisss 9eiinSsI ums
bertrsibsn!
2ogtfd. aunb.: 0i. mir
aulsBt eeIiefertsn gigarren fperben. ie
ipsitsr man i'm aiit6en binunters
tommt, INNER ihIedtsr. 2ieferunt:
Sic finb elm eipigsr ROrsIsr, Orsben
Sic bob ods aiit6sn sinfaa lin unb
tansen sic 10 an. bann p.rOen Oi.
eisarren INNER bsFer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-06-06

-Rei9Gt9. ar5t: rSbre Gruu
l.ibst on sinem Rerben9ot!" = 9dtte
(brlmmig): sd bab's ia INNER ses
fust: elm gan5ss S4Od RerDen bat
iie!"
- Gin Dorttlauber. Sat:
Das, bier tOitet's gntrseg gs itebt
bod Saran: rgintritt frei". = nSd,
elm Sritt, sic bubeH uber idOn brsi
Sritte semu&t."
gequem. Sreunbin: ~Dds
i1reibft Su benn 10 eifrig, Glife9"
= SausTrau: .@ine 9arbiHenpreoist
fir meinen 9uttsn! Sd perOs bod
ni9t aufbleiben. bis ss ibm beliebt
beimsutommen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-06-06

IN bern. ~Sbrs gtufm,rtium1
teitsn. msin Ssrr. unO Sbr antrug
ebren mid Iebr. = a6er fir oieien
Winter bin i'd bsreits perIobt!"
-3ungenbre9eriId. d. Sobn
zines @e6eimmittslbertGufsrs rpdpu
min isbt pilen srfunOen buben. nd9
beren 9e6rau9 aus ben pupilIsn
&ablt6pfigsr nsue Saure ipu9fen fOls
len." = 8ru6sr: Limb sIuubit Ou
an bic Dirtuns Der PupupapillenpiIs
len2"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-06-06
MIIys sumfnn 4 @eF1nonibs

-aGGss ssumfont.@ @efdnsniBs
birettor: rSa. Suber, ieBt iinb sic
I6on fpieber Bar" - StrGfling:
,,Meine S9uIb iit's ni9t. Serr Die
rettOr; i'd bah seleusnet bis gum ltB.
ten ausentlid."
geI6eibene 9itte. Ri9s
ter: Ser 9tri9tsbof bat Sic gu
pi.r5.bn Susen 9efdnsniB psrur>
tbeilt; baben sic nod etpas 5u bss
merten9 glngetluste (bsIdeiben):
Saipobl, i9 mOdts bic !Serren Ri9s
ter bitten, mir bod etpus ms. :.
Stammbu9 gu fhreibsnl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-06-06
0urafaaut. graut: Sc.

9urdf9dut. 8ruut: @es
iuiB baft bu ssitern abenb pieber gee
tneipt, SuitaO9 8rGutisum: SdG
8ruut: 2susne nidt: 0ein Sub
f4msdt 10 nud Sering!
= QOelfoIs. Baron b. Gpbns
bOrit (geitern geubslt) trifft nit ieis
mem Sobn an Der Sbiir auiummsu:
Baron Sfuut, meinSohn, ssE pOrunl
9u bait uanen 9tbnen. i'd bob tad'
men!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-06-06

-gesrsifIi&er Srrtbum,
5rdu: sd ksreife nidt. pis 0u
6as ausbGltit. Seit spsi Stunbsn
itebt Elm @sFIiiseIbGHbler nit Gntsn
ua6 9dnien unte- Osinem 5enitsr."
PrufeFpr (3eritreut): so, 10, 9Gnie
Iinb bas, = i9 bddte fdpn, 0u biels
isTt elm aaffs.trGnadtn nit Dsinsn
5reunbinnen ob!-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-06-06

StammttI dgeTprG6.
STUDENT (a6enos in Der 3neipe):
Seute idsuBIi9en Sag iebubt. 9tltsn
5uliebe iun5en Sag nit arbeit =
pertr1oelt!
= @r peiB 8efdetb. Nd,
liebsr 5rsunO, i6 muB sic bringsnS
ipreden. nur uuf cine Nlinute." -
~absr nidt msbr ais flint Mart!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-06-06

= Wortsefe9t. a.: Bar
bon, i'd made ni6t serne 9stanntI9aft
nit ben @riten Ssittn." - g.: rOas
ipsrb' ih mir uusbittsn, i9 bin ptosr
Der @rite nod Der Bette"
= llnter 6reunbinnen. -
~unb nis ssfdut's Dir in benz pens
iiondt2" : % = bic 3immer iin6
i66u, ous GFsn Sfpar nur ertrGgli6,
ubsr Der &Idtih in benz 9auis iit Oors
siiglih!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-06-06

9rofeffOr: sd babe tein
&leingeIb; bier babsu Sic fiinf5is
Pfsnnig, bu tOnnen Sic bann sebns
nal bintereinunosr tommen unb Ii6
ienesmdl b.oanten!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-06-06

Ri9tig. 5rGuIsin SoIbsr:
.0us 1T nirtIi9 elm iebr hiibfder,
iunger Weann, Der bort briiben itebt. "
= SrGulsin 0olOer: rSu, i9abe nur,
bab er einen 10 IansitieIissn Ramen
bat" = 5rGuleiu SoGber: nDus Sic
idaen! Wie bsibt er oenn9" = Srdus
lein 9oloer: ,2ilis!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-06-06
Inter Wlalern.

.Sie &leine 1T elm sdn3 famoIes
Mober unb pirtli9 nidt selbsieris,
i9 beSa6le fie inner erf, Denn i4
bds Bib Oertauft babe"
Damn triest bas drme Ding ippbi
iibsrbuupt tein 9eIb9"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-06-06

pie Rataftrppbe rSu.
ih lebte msin 9sbsn lang sIiidlth unO
sufrieben, mar INNER frpb uno gutter
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The Washington herald., 1907-11-24
AMERICAN TYPE MISNOMER.
typical Beauty Has Not Arrived
Here, Says Writer.

Typical Beauty Has Not Arrived
Here, Says Writer.
Penton Maxwell. in the Bohemian
The American type of beauty? Is 1t
heresy TO say boldly there is none?
And such is the fact, but a fact over
which we may shake hands with our
selves. There is no distinctive type OF
American girl. despite our highly mag
NATIVE illustrators, nor in the very
nature of things can there be one.
Gibson's creations, Christy's evolutions,
Fishers fancies, are bred from the
stock of a dozen commingled tribes.
We are a composite people and we have
within our national confines a vast va
ricty Of types contributed by nearly
every race and cline OF earth The
typical American beauty has not yet
arrived, nor VIII she be here until a
great many social problems have been
solved and the result Of our advancing
education, our increasing freedom Of
living, and our moIding of new social
conditions have all been merged into a
concrete and solidifed state OF national
existence. IL IS this interesting com
plexity Of life that makes for the de-
velOpment Of the innumerable species
OF feminine beauty discoverabIe in
every State Of the Union.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-24
FOR THE EVENING COUTURE.
Becoming Ornaments in Endless Va.
riety Arc Provided.

For evening dress coifures there is an
endless variety of ornaments from which
the discriminating woman may select that
which is more becoming.
The empire b9>deau is one Of the most
fashionable for the younger matrons and
the woman of dignifed carriage
1t Is generally OF velvet spangled with
opalescent metal or jet. or shining with
set jewels.
1t passes, say, two-thirds OF the way
around the head, ending at the left side
with a long ostrich feather that curIs
over the hair, or. in exaggerated in
stances. in a boa-like arrangement about
the neck
For the debutante there are all sorts
of wreaths made Of small rosebuds. white
heather. crimson rOsebuds-an endless
choice OF them.
These are mounted on bandeaus OF vel
vet. and are finished with rosettes of
maline. tulle, and pale-tOned ribbons.
They set beautifully over the coronet
braid. which is the most approved method
Of arranging the hair
The braid usually extends, as its name
indicates. well over the top Of the head.
But it must be wide and full and thick
to be effective.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-24
Why NOT DO 1T now?
Early Christmas Shopping
Benefits Many.
MAKE PLEA FOR WORKERS
Prominent Men and Women Behind
Movement to Eliminate Rush At
BuYinG-Better Selection and Care
faI Treatment for Early shoppers.

As the holidays come round year after
year there is growing realization
that the Christmas happiness III one
I'm many another home Christmas
shopping is quite generally left until the
last week. often until the last day, before
Christmas. What this means 10 the clerks
behind the counters, 10 the cash girls
running back and forth with heavy par
cells. 10 the drivers and tail boys" on the
delivery carts, TO the packers and ship
pers, express messengers, and behind
these Of the gerat army of women and
girls who manufacture Christmas toys
and canGles and knicknacks in factory
and shop and sweatshop. is little realized
by those who gather round the glittering
Christmas trees.
For several yea-S the Merchants Asso-
citation OF Cleveland has conducted a sue
cessful campaign for pushing back holi-
day shopping into November and early
December. Posters in the street cars and
on billsoards, and the widest newspaper
publicity. have accomplished much. The
benefit is really on both sides, for the
Christmas shopper has better opportunity
and wider selection IN early shopping
while the difference to the clerk is most
marked when II IS realized that the great
majority of those involved in the rush TO
supply the Christmas cheer are women
and children in the poorly paid positions
Making National Campaign.
The members OF Charities Publication
Committee. headed by Robert w. de For
est, OF New York. and comprising such
well-lnown social workers as Miss Jane
adams, Mrs Raymond Robins, aad era
ham Taylor. Of Chicago; Robert ). Brew
ster, William Gugsenheim, William +.
Harmon, Jacob a. Ris, Frank Tucker.
Edward T. Devine. and John NJ. Glenn,
Of New York; Arthur F. Estabrook, John
T. Moors, Robert Treat Paine, Joseph
Lee, OF Boston, and 5. W. Woodward.
Of Washington. are making an effort this
year TO follow the Cleveland plan on a
national basis.
A letter urging early Christmas shop
ping is going out over the signatures Of
leading department store men and cdl-
tors to the heads OF $500 women's clubs
across the whole country, 20 the l,5y,
department stores listed in Sheldon-s Re
tail Trade. and 10 tho 30 newspapers in
the 81 cities where these department
stores are urging early shOpping-earIy
in the month. and early IN the day. The
women's club officers are asked to bring
the matter strongly 10 the attention OF
all their members, the newspapers are
possible publicity, and the department
stores are asked 10 publish the following
card in all their advertisements from now
until December q:
5.