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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-05-11

she-"I'm surprised at your kiss
ing me in the conservatory just now"
.He-"My dear Miss Peachleigh. IT'S
a falling of mine-I'm a chronic os-
culatory kleptomaniac. - London
Opinion.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-05-11

do you want TO sell house OF
three or four rooms on payment of
$40 cash and 500 per month? Our
client will pay $500 to 1000. Both
Phones 1877. IL. c. HoIlins, Real Es-
tate and Rentals, Trucheart Building.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-05-11

ample time to connect with the spec
ial.
If you are interested call at n,
C. G. St L. city ticket Office, 430
broadway, or write to w. L. Danley,
general passenger agent, Nashville,
Tenn.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-05-11

We can sell your house on JEFF
ferson street. We have a customer
for five or six room house east Of
Eighteenth on Jefferson. Will pay
$500 TO $4,000. II. G. Hollins, Real
Estate and Rentals, TrIeheart Bldg.
Both Phones 127.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-05-11

We all have something to tell the
world, but it is hard of hearing.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-05-11

Courteous has been curtailed {
"curt" in cosmopolitan Chicago.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-05-11

THEATRICAL NOTES
KENTUCKY THEATER.

Monday, Etienne Girardot in "Char-
Iey's Aunt"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-30
Sin cngliid)es llrtbcil iibcr Die bent
Ide Tluttc.

Set GINGER Set lit sic Sppoit.
lions = @reiie in Gl,glonb ont 8crfc,
ser libcrolcn Hcgicrllng sic Sdiua-
dung scr S6loefcrtigfcit bon eng
LAMBS Decentralization por5upcrfen.
Gie &ritifer l%piiien, BOB ons engliidc
8olf in Worinc : Ingelegenbeiten
feiilcn SpoB peritebt, unb bob cs
tcin unfcblbarcS Mittcl gi6t, cine re-
g%ierenbc Turtei unpopular 81 mo-
dcn, olS i6r GeriGilmniB in Der Or
baltltng Ser mGdtigitcn Gcrtbcioi-
g~ungSlpoffc bes britiidcn9fci6s naf)-
jilmciien. GieIcn Nngriffcn tritt
MN cilt britiidJer Sodmonn III.
yGoilp Chronicle" cltgegen Ii. luciit
nad, bob bie britiibc Jlotte ibren Gi.
palcn nie iib~erlcgencr gcmcien iei, alS
gcrnbc iebt. Scr grtifel Sdreibcr
fommt bann ipe5ieG ouf Die oeutiGe
Slottc 81 iprcden NIB erflart, Die
bcroorragcnoIten ellgliId)en Slottcn-
Sffi5icre icien Scr lle6cr5eugllngL oaB
Die ied)S ncitcit 2itienidiffc, Der Sling
Gbmorbs"&loIie oqein Scr gnllsen
ocutifen 6lottc gcpadien leiel1. 8ie
9e6auptltng, ooB bic englii6e aas
nalflotte entidieoen i6mG6er ali
3nbl ici oGs bie Oelti6c, b1lt Der
GerfaIicr fir ir%refiibrenb, bent 10
bciBt CO, vaQc engliiden 2inienid)iifc,
nit 9(iisnabme bon 5meien, li,lb ltdr-
fer ullo nit idtpcrercn @eidiibcil
bcrIcben, ols ireenb mcld)c Der oelit.
iden S6iffc. Sclbit bic nGentid)-
lanO-" unb sic r9raunidnueig- "aloI-
ie iinb S9iffe bon MIR 1920 Son.
men unb nit II. unO 6-5oaiger &C.
idiiben nrmirt. Gob bes &oiiers
Glotter : Eolitif, menn altd foitipic-
lig, 10 bod Gin e6cnio GROCER 6ebl-
idllag mar, mic icinc &olonialpolitii,
pillcr bic @roBfouilcutc bon 9re.
men nu6 &ambltrg. Ncrpoic 9ritcl,
ioGtea bon Der netcn Sofli1feit Scr
Yrclle Observation-Disclosures Noti5 ncG-
men. Gieie Soflidfcit lit Oas oireftc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-30
@cfanntmadlnnaen.
gof,Imurr, Mb., a, Sanuar 1907.

Baltimore, Mb., II. Sanuar 1907.
IudcbOtr ipeIDcn bic I1untriIda, OfH :, oea
bruur 1907, Wittngo II Itbr, I'm D,oporS Dti
Tcuu, JintbJaus, baltimore, eiit9egeH. nrnoUlIneH
81 000 600 rcgiitrirten GbtignttoMen Der Stoot
Baltimore, eiltl0sbnr am erllei 1aae pes Olio'
Der i'm Sabre 1880, 3iHien 3ir Rate bon 81
Rro5ent iragenb. balbiGbrli6 am eritcIt 11Se oe9
gtpril nm Sftober zines ieoeH e~iiijelneii Sa0res
5dblbar. Sic 3inicTi be9lGnen bonn i. Sliooet
1906.
Sic SbIiGaftoncn ncroen bcruiSaabt iraft
elmer elite Der GegiSlainr bon WarDlnio, Die III
oereu SannnrsSibMlg i'm Sabre 1904 ais Stas
piteI $40 nngeilomUeI lpuroc, mo Irdlt Oct
am 20. 0tdrS 1908 iIitterjeidneiet Beroroillllg
gtr. 227 pes UiaD0r5 mo Stnotr1iDes bon gals
tinore, In uel6er Die Atsgd0e Der Sbligailonel
bes WtaDors uHo GtaOtrntbS bon Baltimore BIS
Al cillent, Sl0,OOO,0O nidt iiberiteigeroen Nes
trace angeoronet miro, I'M iueltere Waltel lllr
Die 8lanlne,, Contribution uno @tnblirnIl9 eiitc5
nelien i%anitdren glb5HgStGn1lSOiteill INT ole
Staot Baltimore ST bedalieIt, lpelde Seroro'
rltu1 In Der nnl .. Widt 1905 aebnlteI1en Wtlllll'
5ipal.gSnbI hon ben oa5u berebtlgtelI SSdblerH
Sic Stdot ~6eiteucrt feline ibrer ei9enen Obli'
Gr:'DnSsg luSgaben mo miro at Steue Der Ses
Ipcr nieTcr S(,iSgabe Die iibrliher GtuatSileneril
b~e5a6lelt, fir melGe ner Better Geleblib oer'
pilidtGt iii. 81.
&Ge giIgcbute miiiicl o6ne g'or6cbNIt 9cmaGt
iueroert, rllo fcine g~ngehoie tiir oSlle ooer
Seine" lUerocn nll9cnptlTiell.
Sorocrnno5r SlnNcboic n%liiiicii b~eric9elt mo nt
ben YrditoenteH Oct Siuan5sG oninlidre, MatGs
bans, ~norefitrt mo nit "BropoinlS tor Salfi'
more Gin Stod" b~ejeidnet feir.
Gas Hcbt bleibt borbeballen, tr0eTlo lpeld0e
mo ale Nlgebote 6t nerfueriell.
piltuu Snoluocu,
BrIIt0eIlt Der SiHan5sG 0nlrtiiidre
]. Getpen SDumas, Glerf.
(Snnol-Sebr7O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-30
(3an24-8ebrO

@erIeseltc- s%tnaebotc nit Der glulIGriit
yGropofalS for 2eno," an bic 9ontraftg Seb1r
Sc ber Sin6t Baltimore geridtet, lueroen bis
nm If llbr Torinittag5 am @ittiupdDs ben g..
Ge6rudr 1907, I'M 9iireai be5 Gtnots5iegiitrn'
tors i'm Hot6baus, baltimore, MO; %entgcscn
9etorliaen fir pie. 2teteritn9 unb @blteterlui1
2ngerboIe, @nb' nll6 &oIfesStrnbc. baltimore;
Mio., bon iiiniIitb5unu6ia (2O Conner (22l0
9Iuno sur 5oine) oon Smnbd Nlei Nnrreli.
Gpe5iFirntipucn fir baS @Iei %ittncIl I'M Wtl'
renlt ocS g&niiersS nGenienrS i'm Ginlbbnnie,
Ynliimpre, Wio., crldn9t iucroen.
SeocS plriGctot niIlb bon cilcnl be9loieiaiei1
G6cd. an ocit Minpor rnb StGotrni9 pnt Nnltiss
more 5nbIbnr, in Der S1be cileS 3cblteIS oeS
Wctra9cs oeS 9lnacbots bcaIeitci ieill, mn Der
erfolarciGc 9ieter nnb cine 5niricneniictlefbc
Qiirgidhait in Der iibIi0eI Sori1 fir ole Gcs
trcrc GrfilannG beS GpntrntieS I'M boppc!tca
geiraee oeS GortrnTiprciieS lteIelt.
0ic Go,itruit=Scb0roe beDdIt ith oaS Niebt
Dor, irGcno Gin uoer ale NIn9ebotc jliriid5lt'
%lpeiiclI.
9Saiicrs Stacutclir.
6. Gfab Simonua,
QrdIi6eii Der Goutrait NcG1roc.
(Ian2G,2 s. 0,3o.3 ;6cbf $500
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-30
Observation-Disclosures.

ltCbsrtNpitGlilNtiOu.
IN Minneioto lit sur 3eit Elm into
rcIiontcr uno 5u0lcid iolgcnitmerer
%ro3cB i'm @on0c. IS bonOcIt lih
0orin nm bic 8roGc; Sat cine @iiens
bobn 0oS &ed)t, ibr Stommfopitol
bc(icbig 5lt crb0ben, o0cr bat Die
Itootli6e Giienbo0n.GommiIIion Dos
Gcd)t iibcr bic 3ulGiii0teit Der Sc
pitaI8erbobung 81 cntIAeioen? Sic
@rcot Nortbcru G%iIenbaDn : @elell-
idoit mill ibr @ciommttopitol, oa9
icBt $50 MiQionen Collars bctr0gt
mn GO WiQioncn erbo6cn. GoS Hedlt
tonll scr 9aGn ni6t luobl bcitrittcn
mcrbcn. Cod 6ot Hid)tcr SoIlom els
nen @inbolt@bcicDl crloilcn NIT Der
9cgriinouug, ooB OcrStont Gil 9lcd)t
bo6e, 5lt miIicn Oh bic lulaltSgcGebc.
nen Nfticu olld 0llrd) rccle Mertbc
0c0cdt ieicu. Cas- lit III Or0nnlJ.
Sic MISUNDERSTANDING lit IN mic
rem @roBbetricbcn 10 cingeriicn, pom
Stobl = Srlit bis beruntcr SIT Den
fleiilcrcn y@riinoungen," 0oB Strait
ocnt HooirprIt sic NltImcrtIomfelt
ocS GongrelicS 0urd) cine Spc5lol7
9otidoit ollf Dicicn munOcn Bllltt
unicrcS mirtbi0oitlidcn 2c6cnS len.
fen mill. Gic Acknowledgement, Dir
sic 8rcot Nortbcrn 9oDlt porncbs
men mill, mag 6urd) bic Scrboltril'e
0cboteu icin. Gogcgcn bat audi ser
Stoot MinncIoto nid)tS cin5umcnocn.
MIR mill ser Stnot piiicn, oh Die
peiterc N(uSgobG BON GO Wtillione1
9oaurS ncllcr 9lfticn IN Sen @crs
tGcn scr @o6n Ncnii0cn0c 9cdnng
Bat. Molt IoIltc nnncbmcn, ouB bic
9abn bogcgcn niftS c%in5upcnoen
bGttc, cS iei Ocl1lt, cine 9roBc yer
lpGIicrrn0 i6rcS aopitolS oilrf)5ltorils
den. lln0 10 miro nltn pro5cIlirt uno
IdlitBli6 miro sic b06Itc SnItan&
0oS SbcrbunocSgcri6t, boS lcBtt
@ort SIT iprcdJcn bn6cn. 8erooc jebt
iilo cs sic 9obnct, wcl6e in Der
Observation-Disclosures 0ol1i bclonOcrS
bcrportrctcn. Die Gcnniplponicr
9uhl1, cine Scr ioIi0cItclt oCS Gam.
bcS, bot ourd) sic Eunnel = 9outen
in Nep = Oorf unO sic @rrid)tung
bon 0roBen Stotionen MiQioncn oitf.
ocnomnlcn. Sic Got ober 0ofiir ncltc
ut0 rcntircnoc @crtbc geid)olicll, 10
0oB sic Grbo6ung Ocs &opitoIs &C.
rc6tfcrtigt lit. Sic gtcu . Oorf Gent
trolbobn bot lcbten Somltng 9(ngc-
6otc ollf 25 MiQioncn crloiicn, bic
2ofc SGorc un0 Mi6igon Southern
Ioldc Don 10 MiQioncn ullb sic Wti-
6!gon Central mill iGr &opitol ltrt
10 Wiuioncn crb0bcn. 8icr 9obncn
crb06cn oIio iGr aopitol nm 1f0 Mil-
Iionclt. &icl iebr bier @clo, mo Sic
Stoatclt, mic bic Scr. Stnotcn Da6en
Gin grobcs S1tcrcilc bnron, felt5u-
%Itcller, OF sic qlls9obe 0icier rieiigen
Observation-Disclosures gercftfertigt lit.
Nlld bic N(ftien, sic @oiier ooer
@inb iin6, ioQen Gipibenoc o6mcr-
fen, i1no oo8 Yll6lifum miro bur6
boGerc EreiIe oe6runoihobt. @cnn
sic Siinbcn, sic nit scr llcberfopitll-
l%iiotion Scr @robgriinbun9cn Began.
gen porocn lino, cinnol nufgeoedt
milrpcl1, oonn gin0cn ocm Solfc bic
Illgcn oitf unb iibcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-30
On (icbcnScr @rinncrnna

an %iltlcre 9cIic6te SGnte
Meta sophie SWef6cd,
lucEdc belltc, ncu 30. SauItur 1907, Dor 5ipcl
Snbren aeitorhen, uhcr nidt O~cr9ciicI 1T.
Sni DER 500 llnS and gei0tcoell,
llniere Iicbe i6ieo ct midi.
Gbcnrel rmb' in Sottes Srieocr,
llnicre 2iebc itirbt ia Ii0t.
Sritdte Dir Der langc S6IuiHner
Sir Der Soo ole stit9C1 ~,
Gid beItBct BOD nnler |StitIllHcr,
St inherent &cr5elt Icbcit Oil.
Gpig pobnit Oh bort I'M 9iht,
l~lilierer Iicbe Itarbit OH nidt.
bon Der gtidte Ino BEN gieIiet
500 Wietl nlo 0eiuridl 81. aruic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-30
8. 0ilgartner d S6bme,
2Iarmor- nno @ranit- 2Serke
Gtabllrt 1880.
@ilbclnt $. Neinbarot

Vr. 2O2t, saeit.galtsnpre.e traAe.
Ncm-yort claitiide grndbanbcr,
o1ne Seoer,
lbnnen Sag nub Nadt 8etragen uerben.
Iitd Sart-0 mmmi-SGnoer,
tnefdhe ME rotten, felbit bei'm Haben mtdf.
9iefeIbetI iinb bon alien Ger5tert beIteHS
emptpblei.
Or perfertiet aMf Beiteiung nnS bat auf eager:
,Gfuiter bdnber, -tluterletbebtnoeu,
iueidte nuo &pf5fiHen.8 rudlbdnber,
70 arraneirt, 6ab feine geebrten Rurtben be-
items onfrieben gefteut fito.
sIe @ru6bdnoer. Wanoacen nnb Snffrr'
rieIte tueroen aarattirt, oaB fe paiien, unb
aufS Sauberfte rno Bette angefertigt.
Sir Tanten fino Simmer
unter m,fH*i bon dab. Reinbarbt horb1fi6en
Wb. 9eIepbon - gouriluno 1854,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-30
Sr. WaMlt,
&cnfcbtr Mub VMMlfer.

NCHIVUtt IND FIUNHtts
Ser SerporraeenoTte aucr Mieoicu. Ct ct.
6ibit Sbtcr, lpas &c su piiien ipiilihef, MAG
es aiinltia ober ulIsiinltia fein, .GIcihpiell, ipaS
Sbre SraIletale, Soffnullgcn.. Mutbmabungen
g8nrum ili6t Sbncn? Gu iihcr5euet LII CT bon
feiner SibieIeit, Dab er feiue Ne5abllnig in
9orais fir Bnr!rd9e entgegcn ninnit NIB
tpeltt er ni6t In alien SGaen b5llig 5ifrteoen
iient. miro feline @ebiibr acceptirt. Sortrdge
80 Gents NIB $500.
eprrdtnnocn bon 10 bis Z 1t9r.
8. & y. Telcpboi: Wlonnt Teriiot 0176--U.
Vt. 4l0, Harf.Mptnue.
fCe514-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-30
&uplanb's tiirfiIdJe SG6er,
Equitable. @rbdnos, Fuitnmt srgeu. etets pftrn.
Carrie IIitt.

So flarh am %. Inmunr 1907 Carrie Ttitt,
gelie6ie 3o0ier bon Golunro Z. mo Nena 9Slitl,
10 Sabre ait, 9ic @eeroielng ilIoet Conner
itag, giubmlttng6 . llbr. non Der Aiobuulg
lbrer GIteru, m. 523, 9toros @lopers Z lrnbe, aus
ffutt. GOD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-30
1uhnnu ,Ncinridl GdmaIbndl.

IS itarb am 81. SaHuar 1907 Sobaun Scin.
rid sdmulbadI, SO Sabre alt, ~aeliebter @atte
ben Wdria Sbntal1u6. Sic 8eerbigun9 filoet
bon ieiicr 980bnung, Cir. So, SiiozGoensSiraBe
nul Der o4oIoor RarG GcmetrD" itatt.
(2S-3O)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-30
SpIcub ". Qib.

SO iinrb am %. SnHilar 1907 mad Idneerer
9raIf6eit SuicpD u. 2iF, 81 Sabre ali, 9eliebtet
@ntie bon Detfa 4ib. aeb. g8i6, in ietner gSpbs
Hltna, Nr. 1850, Golurnbidsgtpeuie oJt. !. B."
Die 5eil OCT 8eerbtgung miro ipdter oIlses
mint l1S-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-30

mus. @pGit trci6t Ser Monopoli$.
nuS9 Gteht 0o3 Collar Reht iibcr
0cm Wtui6enreAt?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-30
GpuSprr Sarf.

Ger tarstfah lthits .Srtebtpt. in Baltimore.
8u ieoer Belt trrei6bar. Stint Gents Sabr'
gei6 bon alien GtabiibeiIeu.. Straben6abu,
gsasons paLIren ben 9aupteineane. ane 6r.;
Sic ben isrieobuf bel raiibem Better befuden.
9esrdbnibpldee 5u febr. t1abigen Bretieil.
f~dtnniiIid inter forfipdbrenber Yflege.
Vhrean: 9r. 81, Mountaineering.
Gdn6--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-30
Gprrainc.
(Suni14,1&S,1S)

Ialcriif = Earfartig Sricbltdl.
gSeftIid bon 9Sulbr0ui cir mo cine halEe
MciIc. @eniist Die init 9orpbatian be5eid1eie
,ortbsSuenuisGnr. Sreie alti6en gladmittass
am EerminnS. Breife oon Segrdbn!Bpldbel
iebt ipe6ieu. 2cidte Geoin9ulgelt. 1elepbol-
Gdtcn 223. 9iircan: TrGutlin. nno @inefor'
3luaos. ScrIoiat Groibiirf. (Wiai4,1S,2&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-30
Baltimore Gemctcrg.

Siircau: SramtlintYlog, Baltimore u. HprtBifr.
gcardhnibpliBe 5ln GerIallf = bon $25 an,
nit Wiarntorpioitcn u5seeren5t $50 TI1b fir
bier @r1bcr. fSrcie 9eilubiiiig Der G1pelc fir
SrmicrgottcSbienfte. CSuiltlG,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-30

SuGonI It ontinopcl it Scr
Sber-@ ortcn0ireftor 9loom Sd)lcrft
Elm 1cborcncr 6rontflrtcr, gcltorbcn.
Inter bier tiirfii6en SnItonen bot er
in Sen foiierlidrn @Grtcn in Contain
tinopcl @robeS gelciltct. SchS5cDn
prG6tig ol0clcgte foilcrlidc @urtcn
lino inter icincr 2eitung cntItonOcn.
gl0om S6lerif mar Elm &icbling OcS
re0iercn0en SltltnnS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-30

Sab sic GcntrumSsBor
tel bel ben crIten @nblen 10 gut abz
gei6uittcn bat, lit in crItcr Clinic ollI
Die itrnnmc GiS5ipln, oorn obcr aild)
6oroui 5ltriidGniiibrcn, oob bon Der
Yortei Elm ncltcr <lturfompf IN
NuSlidt gcltellt lpor0en lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-30

Tciultot Ser inteai9enten &iirbi-
glrng Der acknowledgement Gtdrfe Der
cuQ(iibeu 6Iottc, Die in cinem0riCl5'
.ioIc Die @oniuItG0tc cincm iGbiaen
britii6cn Nomirnl ouf @nooc II. III.
gnobc ollSlicfern lpiir0c."
Gtc Spo3ierfabrt ser fGbiNen 6ri-
tiideu NomirGIc nu6 ocrl ocltti6cu
@Nnoel9itGotcn ipiiroc Ocnn sod uidlt
10 9on5 lci6t gcrnodt wcroen mic
cS 0o bingcItcut miro.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-06
Cooking and Civilization
By FREDERIC j. HASKIN
By FREDERIC j. HASKIN.

Because they make the home conditions
of their operatives so attractive that they
do not care. TO move.
The children have good schools to go to,
which they could not have in the back
country. The school teachers pay much
attention to social work and try to incul-
cate desire for personal cleanliness and
neatness. The result is that the child Of
twelve, who came into the mill village
from the country as devoid OF pride Of
dress as Hottentot, is often a respecta-
bly, dressed youth at sixteen. Concerts
and lectures bring the educational work
into the lives OF the men an6 women who
are too old for the schools. In some OF
the mill towns there are industrial
schools, and within few years there will
be many Of them. Here in Charlotte
there is opportunity for the boy or girl
In the mill village to learn mechanical
drawing or stenography and business
methods. These opportunities are gladly
embraced, and the good accomplished
cannot be calculated.
Progressive mill managers realize that
che mills which furnish the most attrac-
tions in educational and welfare work
will have the heathiest. steadiest. and
most competent labor, and that the "mov-
The Washington herald., 1907-09-06

Fashion smiles very kindly upon the
small people Of this generation. and
the charming designs evolved for their
little garments are such as to delight
the hearts Of all fond mothers. The dainty
coat illustrated is pleasing example of
the present trend toward picturesque
simplicity. The arrangement Of Nlaits
In front and back insuTes a becoming
tullness a the hem, while the com
fortably fitting yoke prevents bulki-
ness about the shoulders. The cape
collar may be omitted if preferred. and
the coat made up in the simpler mode
shown IN the small sketch. AS
pictured, the pretty little garment
is made of pongee and trimmed
with lace and a border of appli-
que, bit it viii lend itself as gracefully
to development in taffeta. velour
bengaline, cashmere. or any fabric an
propriate to the season. For the
medium size 8 1-2 yards of 32-inch ma
teTial viii be needed
Sizes 1-2, 1, 2, 4, and years.
pattern Of this may be obtained nv
inclosing 10 cents in stamps and ad-
dressing Pattern Department. The
Washington Herald, 734 Fifteenth
street northwest. giving number (26291
and size wanted.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-06

suit. Why. I do not quite understand.
Where is the rest of your party?"
Leigh soon explained to her the plight
Of the boys. and finished by saying:
Your father disli6es me so that / ex-
pect if he knows who's in the party he'll
never let one of his men go to our help,
viii he?"
Father has gone over to see the naval
parade in Judge Cowan's boat. and our
men are on the grounds doing nothing
One Of them can take our little launch
out and tow yours in
That's asking almost too much. but
If you could direct me to some other
place"
Don't say that to me after what you
did last year. DO you think | have for
gotten how you saved my life when !
Was drowning IN that treacherous lake?
Why did you go away without ever CIV
ing me a chance 10 thank you2"
Miss Applet0n-Edth-I didn't know
you wanted to have me stay, and, any
way your father had no Use for me. He
was right enough. too. at the time; but
I'm steady old ship now. dearest. il
you will only undertake TO guide me-"
I didn't know-I thought you didn't
care she murmured.
lldn CdIe-Wny, ddrnng, that day
that / held your listless form in my arms
was the happiest moment in my whole
life. I looked at your white face. and
knew just how much you were 10 me-
l couldn't tell you so then. dear. so I
went away until ! could. VIII you have
me now. Edith?"
Leigh dear. I've been waiting for you
a whole long year, twelve whole months
and each month seemed a year !. toe.
have been yours ever since that day you
held re in your arms. How much longer
must we waltz"
Just long enough for me to get rid of
the boys and find some clothes"
Let's 90 to the boys together, Leigh.
and tell them, for you see. if the OLD
launch had not broken down. would
have been waiting yet"
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Hnrne,s Long Swim.

From The Pail Mall Gazette,
A remarkable swim by an eight-year-old
horse, says a Kiidysart telegram, is oeeu-
pying the attention Of the local inhabi-
tants.
1t appears that farmer named Morgan
Macmahon, who lives on small Island in
the estuary of the Shannon, took the
horse by boat to the mainland, and after
working 1t all day turned It loose in the
evening with number Of other horses.
When the owner aBoke next morning,
what was his astOnishment to find the
faithful animal peacefully grazing near
its stable. 1t was wet as from swim,
and there is not the slightest doubt that
the horse had swan all the way from the
mainland to the island, a distance of a
little less than three mites.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-06

From Life Among the Indians.
The skin dressing of the Indians. both
buffalo. and deer skins. is generally very
beautiful and soft They stretch the skin
either on a frame or on the ground. and
after it has remained there or three or
four days. with the brains spread over
the fleshy side, they grain it with a sort
of adze or chiseL
After the process Of granting. though
the skin IS apparently beautifully finish
ed, it passes through another process
that Of smoking. For this they hang the
skin on a frame in a smOke-proof house or
tent. The fire is made at the bottom
out OF rotten wood. which produces a
strong and peculiar smell. The fire must
be smothered 10 make the smoke.
The grained skins have 20 be kept in
the smoke for three or four days and af-
ter this the skins will always remain the
same. even after. being wet.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-06
WORDS AND DEEDS.

(Wriien for The Washington Heraldl
A pair Of socks with holes
wear;
Holes IN the toes and soles
/ swear.
/ darn them loud and long,
Ny wife a needle takes
And yarn.
And calmly sits her down
To darn.
And darns them good and strong.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-06

ing trouble viii be reduced to a mini
mum. Thus. philanthropy is good in
vestment. There are but few mills where
some efforts are not being made along
this direction. and in many of them as
much has been done as the people them
selves viii permit The mills that force
their help to live in pig-sty houses are
the ores which complain OF shortage of
labor
It is impossible to bring these people
to the viewpoint of what is called mod
ern civilization" in a few years. One
manufacturer furnished the houses occu-
pied by his hands" with the modern con
veniences OF plumbing and bath tubs. The
hands" refused to use them. pecu-
liar notion of modesty causes opposition
to such innovations, and it takes years
to educate any people up TO the enjoy
ment Of a plunge bath When this man
ufactuTer saw his plumbing not used. and
his bath tubs being used for coal bins and
for sailing down" meat, he realized that
he had attempted to lead his people too
rapidly The next generation will demand
these modern conveniencesT which their
fathers and mothers scorn to-day.
It seems but a little while since the
Spanish-American war. But these few
years have been long enough TO work a
complete revolUTlon IN the social and
economic life of large portion Of the
population of the Piedmont section. A
hopeless people. living in squalid pow
erty, has been converted into a people
well on the way up the hill Of progress,
working hard and hoping much. In that
revolution, origi9Slly caused by the cry
ing need Of the many new mills for labor,
a great factor has been the learning how
20 cook.
TO-mOrrOw-Saving Money TO Build
Homes.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-06

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