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Evening journal., 1907-01-23
Ignore the Annoyances

Did you ever notice how a trouble or
Ia discomfort grows when you talk Of
it?
However little it may be in itself,
just put it in words, and observe to
what proportion it swells.,
You may want to Impress people with
the fact that you really have got some
thing to worry over. But what is the
use? 1t does not endear you to others.
1t is, on the contrary. much more likely
to make your company less agreeable
even to those who love you. And by
much expatiating on it, you grow to
believe your trouble a great dead more
formidable than it actually is.
If things really do worry and annoy
you. at least don't allow them to ge!
firmer hold by giving them voice.
This is the time for your communica- =
tion to be yea" and may" Resolutely
close your lips. Ignore the annoyance
entirely. so far as speech goes. And
you viii presently be surprised to find
them melted away.
Evening journal., 1907-01-23
She Told Him Where to
Find 1t

Before Mrs Sage left her home for
a visit at her mothers, she told her
husband that II he wanted anything
that wasn't in plain sight to write to
her for directions. Don't turn the
house upside down.. as you generally
do" she said. with unhappy recoliec-
ton. Il will answer by return mail
and tell you just where it is" says the
Springfield Republican.
Mr.. Sage found everything to his
hand, but soon after his wifes depart
ure a neighbor came in to borrow a
pattern which she was sure his wife
had Mr.. Sage wrote. as he had been
requested.
you will find it hanging on the wall
by the attic stairs" ran the letter, 'or
in the box on top the sewing machine
sn Ellen's room-the green box or the
red one, I forget which. Perhaps,
though. it is on the top shelf in the
closet in our room-lefthand side, If
remember correctly. But look on the
other side, too.
1 'If not there It is in the bottom
drawer Of the high-boy in the upper
hail. That is where keep my pat
terms, and don't unite all the bundles
It Is among them somewhere. 1 an
not sure but II is in the second drawer
from the bottom. It is somewhere uI
stairs, anyway, so don't rummag'
downstairs.
p. S.-Come to think Of It. I may have
lent it to Mrs. Hall. Write If yoJ
find it."
Evening journal., 1907-01-23
The Safety Pin

It's an antiquity.
1t was used in Italy long before the
Christian era.
1t is found in ancient Roman and
Etruscan tombs.
The material used seems always to
have been bronze.
Some were very large, fully ten inches
in length.
Many were hollow, as If to contain a
large cluster of flowers.
They had the coiled spring and catch
just as we have them to-day.
SO this handy little article hasn't
been improved on in thousands OF
years.
Evening journal., 1907-01-23
NATURES CATAERH CURE
Sensible and Scientific Way to Cure
This Disagreeahle Disease.


Nearly everyone suffers at one time OF
another with catarrh.
The natural way to cure this disagree
able disease is by applying healing medi-
cations direct to the diseased spot.
In no other way can this be done as
naturally as by the use Of Hyomei,
breathed through the neat pocket inhaler
that comes with every outfit
Put several drops Of Hyomei in The in
haler and then for few minutes four OF
five times day. let the air you breathe
come through IT, In that way all the air
that enters the nasal passages, the throat
or the lungs. is hiled with Hyomers heal
ing medication, reaching the most remote
cells Of the respiratory organs, destroying
all catarrhal germs and soothing and
healing the irritated mucous membrane.
A few days use Of Hyomei will show
how quickly it relieves all catarrhal con-
ditions. and you viii not have to use it
long before you lind il has Effected COM
plete and lasting cure.
so strong is 4. james Belts faith in the
power Of Hyomei to cure catarrhal trou-
bles that with every dollar OUTFIT he gives
q guarantee TO refund the money unless
the remedy gives satisfaction. He takes
all tho responsibility and you cannot af-
ford to suffer longer with catarrh when
an offer like this is made TO you.
Should extra bottles OF Hyomei be need
ed they can be obtained for soc. making
this one Of the most economical as well
as the most reliable remedies for catarrh
chat Is known
Evening journal., 1907-01-23
Lost Their Rowboat.
Special to The Evening Journal

NT"NIN1I . III' I1'NII''10 NNI I17II'
NEWPORT, Jan. 23-Two young boys
Of this town. Stephen Springer, son OF
DR.. +. L. Springer, and Baynard
Young, a Delaware College student,
during their vacation last summer. with
much trouble and the loss OF hours %
recreation. built themselves quite a
fine row boat. They are now feeling
much anxiety for on going down to the
Christiana creek on Saturday morning,
TO the place where they had their boas
fastened. they found to their dismay,
that their craft was missing, that IL
had either been stolen or. as the tide
had risen the night before, been car
ried down stream. With the help OF
several Of thesr companions they are
now searching Cor It.
Evening journal., 1907-01-23

laws OF the State. be procured. with a
view Of printing them in pamphlet
form.
Recess to ? .. m.
Afternoon Session.
House reconvened at 2 o'clock.
Adopted-Concurrent resolution offer
ed by Mr.. Taylor providing FOR COM
mittee Of Senate aud House TO invesu-
gate alleged violations of the oyster
law. accompanying It was a memoir
ial from Kent county oystermen who
charge that the State guard boat leaves
the oyster beds unprotected and at the
mercy of pirates. (Messrs. Messiol,
James. Hirons, Taylor, Paradee ana
McCafferty named)
Adopted-Motion by Mr.. Messick. that
a committee OF two from each county
be named to consult with the legis-
lative attorneys with a view OF revising
/ the fees TO be collected by county Of
flcers. (Messrs. Messick, James
Hirons. Taylor. Paradee and McCaf-
| ferty namedJ
Passed-House bill for the protection
Of bitches. sluices. DAMS etc
House bill to change the name OF
/ James Monroe TO James Monroe Cope
land.
Notices OF bills-By Mr. Messick tC
repeal that part Of the law which re-
quires Sussex county to send It's Ions
term prisoners to New Castle county
worlShouse. CWould allow Sussex &c
continue to care for its prisoners)
BY Mr. Corbit. fixing the salary o
fthe New Castle county superintendent
Of schools at $500 a year.
BY Mr.. Holcomb, 10 fix the salary o
judges ad litem who may be appointed
BY Mr. Taylor approprlating $3.50
for the maintenance Of the Old Peoples
Home. in Dover.
BY Mr.. Palmer. to regulate hshing f.
Broadkiln river.
Adopted-Motion by Mr.. Allen. pro
viding for printing OF 500 copies Of ad
jutant- generals report.
Adjourned until 1880 tomorrow
Evening journal., 1907-01-23
ONE DAY IN THE
LEGISLATURE
Senate and House Hear Much
New legislation Sug-
geSted
Special to ME Evening Journal.

DOVER. Jan. 2s.-The Senate yes
terday passed the bill changing the
name Of Sanie b. Loper to Sallie b.
johnson. 1t was explained that Mrs
Loper was a young divorcee and de-
sired to remarry under her maiden
name.
The Senate also passed the bill de-
creasing the fees OF the State chemist
for making analyses for farmers.
In the House Of Representatives the
following new bills were presented:
BY Mr.. Harvey. changing the voting
place in the First election district OF
the sixth Representative District from
Practical Farmer to Claymont Hall.
BY Mr.. Paradee appropriating SG9l
for compensating Cornelius ]. Horri-
gan, Walter w. Harrington and John
Barr, State Highway Commissioners IN
1905, from January / to March 2S, Of
this year.
BY Mr.. Holcomb. prescribing further
liability of stockholders of State banks
and trust companies.
/ BY Mr.. Newton, prescribing a heavy
penalty for giving intoxicating liquors
TO minors.
BY Mr.. Corbit, to prevent the procur-
ing for or the selling to. giving or de-
livering Of intoXicants to or for per-
sons of incorporate habits by persons
not licensed to sell intoxicants.
By Mr. Messick, authorizing tn,
Council Of Georgetown to borrow none,
and issue bonds to secure the paymen
thereof, for the purpose Of providing
sewerage system for Georgetown.
Evening journal., 1907-01-23

Daily, Daily except Sunday. 8 Sunday
NEW YORK and the East .22s. .5as.
.eto tlils. iii.sl q M. fi.26. 81 so s5l7.
Royal limited" e74l. siiW D. m
PHILADELPHIA, s92O. N26. 1850 DO
cab, i6.to, t0 QocaD. 500. Nii. .sSA %.
caD, f9fo. ii0.l6. tl057, Ills glisg
= m, tl.26. ta05 QocaD, s230. t430.
QochD. h.b2 OocaD, s517 Royal Limited'l
teN QoosD, t7oo sT6 QocaD. s7l2 sS.5s,
Qooal). fil.QQ y. m.
CHESTER, $3.50 QoraD. tsio. no 90.
oaD. iaO0 fS.i5 ssN QocaD, q f0 s10.6S
Qocap, tl0.5l QocaD, iilss a. m, fl.2s,
tt.oo QocaD, A30 QocaD i452 QocaD. tod
slooaD 100 s7o6 OocaD, 'l42, ss.52 Oocal)s
BALglNoRn WASHINGTON. .45s.
etH "Royal Llmitad. ssO9. saH d M
BALTIMORE and Way citations. f7.0a
is49 a M. ISIS, B.c3 D. m.
NEWARK, .f.56. t1Oo. f605. S8i9, foo.
q. m. tl2tO. 'i06, tBl5. 1850. zoos, i7.Od.
siNSERLY. fiOo R0 isos Cypress,
q m, 40 tab, 1850 (nzpreas). $500.
EANDENsuRG and way stations. .io.iI
F1rrsBJRSG. ass 10 ~ a. m, san. IAN
80 Royal Limited" 's.6l p. m.
CHICAGO. .4,b5. s10.ts a. m, s260 D ~.
CINCINNATI. ST LOUIS q LOUIS
VILE. -At5 a. m. '1,od, so.os p. m.
Del. Ave sta, Delmarvia Tel. 2is5 ID,
q A. Tel. ls2-A. City Ticket once s0l
Market street u. & A. Tel. 1854. Del
II. A. Miller Travelling Passenger Agent
Evening journal., 1907-01-23
GOOD ROADS
FOR DOWN STATE
Special 20 The Evening Journal


DOVER, Jan. 23.-Good roads for
Central Delaware win result from the
passage of the dirons bill which was
presented to the House of Representa-
tives by Representative Hirons. Of
Dover. 1t provides an easy method of
permanent Improvement whereby Kent
county may make use OF the $4,000 at
her disposal an the state treasury ev-
cry year and OF which the other coun-
ties are constantly taking advantage
The new bin provides for three per-
sons to be appointed by the Governor
for one two and three years. to be des-
ignated the State Highway Commission
Of Kent County. They shall have SUI
pervision over all road building "a
Kent county and take the work out OF
the hands OF the present innumerable
road overseers. Their pay is to be 81
per day. but they cannot charge for
more than twenty days in any one year
They get all expenses.
This commission shall employ COM
petent persons, purchase the necessary
materials, steam machinery and other
equipment for carrying out the perma-
nent Improvement OF public roads
Their accounts shall be audited by q
committee appointed by the Keri
County Levy Court.
All roads to be improved by thi.
State Highway Commission shall there
after be maintained by the said COM
mission out Of moneys appropriated foi
that purpose by the Levy Court
Evening journal., 1907-01-23
An Attractive Computation.

The chafng dish has become such an
institution that pretty little aprons
that can be slipped on which pro
tect the front OF the skirt while they
add a certain touch Of coquery to the
costume are recognized features OF
fashionable dress. Here is an exceed
ingly attractive one that is worn with
one OF the prettiest theater waists Of
the season. As illustrated, the apron
Is made Of dotted swiss and is trimmed
with valenoiennes lace, while the waist
is Of white taffeta and also is trimmed
with German valenciennes, but the
apron makes the feature Of the cos
Evening journal., 1907-01-23
raLn MANY Matoh.s-

Pretty mean, isn't it," said the cisar
dealer. mot to have a bushel OF
matches on the cigar case so that every
customer may put few in his pocket
But it would soon bankrupt us. for
every fellow who purchased a "two-fer''
would take five cents worth Of matches
But few men can resist the temptation
to fill their pockets.
Evening journal., 1907-01-23
IT'S EXPENSIVE TO WRITE
Cost Of Letter Paper is to Be Increased
Ten Per Cent.

HOLYOKE. Mass, Jan. 2S.-An In
crease Of prices Of all grades Of dne
writing paper, amounting approXi-
mately to ten per cent viii soon be
made. according to an announcement
by one OF the largest writing paper
manufacturing companies in the eoun-
try.
The present cost OF fine writing paper
ranges from four TO twenty cents q
pound. and some OF the extra fine qual-
tiles are much higher in price The
newspaper grade Of paper win not be
affected by the increase. Other hrns
are expected to follow the lead Of the
larger corporation. which IN its twenty
mills in this city and elsewhere maii-
ufactures more than 20 per cent OF The
loft dried paper.
Evening journal., 1907-01-23
BuSHLINE

Freight received for all points. Rivsn
personal attention. and forwarded
promptly at lowest rates and by bcs5
Boats leave boih Wilmington and
Fhiladeiphia at coo p. m- daily, Sunday
Through rates and bills OF landing 10
GEORGE W. BUSH * SONS Co.
Pier 2. south Wharves. lhnadelnhfa.
French Street Wharf. Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1907-01-23
nrenninr sncIrn.

While dressing gowns and sacks usu-
ally conform to certain general lines.
there is a distinct trend in the advance
models for the coming season toward
the empire lines. Almost all OF them,
too, are of washable materials.
China silk makes lovely negligees, and
II a good quality is bought they laun-
der as well as If not better than mus
Inns, being less fragile.
Evening journal., 1907-01-23
: THE GENTLE SEX
A Valentine
st. Valentine is a worthy saint
He said one day in language quaint:

st. Valentine is a worthy saint
He said one day in language quaint:
Il would
] could
Create
To cell
ebrate
My day
A mai
den fair,
SO well
Endowed
And there-
withal
So du-
" proud.
That hearts
OF men
Should all be broke'
Into
Small parts."-
He spoke
And then
Made you.
Evening journal., 1907-01-23
comnanv A Reoentlon.

On Monday evening, February a.,
members of Company A, First Infantry
National Guard Of Delaware, viii give
a reception TO their friends in the drill
hall at the Armory Twelfth and Or
ange streets. The reception will be the
annual affair of Company A.
Evening journal., 1907-01-23
PLAYSANDPLAYERS

The lovers Of sensational meiodrama
viii be given a treat during the three
day engagement Of Behind the Mask"
at the Lyceum Theatre. starting Janu-
airy 81. Prohtlng by several years
experience as playwrlghts and a close
observation Of the success and failure
Of other producers. Edmund Day and
Langdon Mccormick have created in
this their latest bid for popular favor
a melodrama the success Of which is
second only in sensationaiism to its
own stirring climaxes.
story of the heart told In a manner
that will endear Il 20 all patrons OF tho
drama, applies TO Langdon McCor-
mieks new and original four-act play
lenutled "rhe House Of Mystery" found
along lines calculated to best suit tho
taste OF an exacting public. IL comes
with the stamp OF approval OF both
press and public wherever the piece
has been presented. "The House Of
Mystery viii appear at the Lyceum
starting January 2s.
Ernest Lenore, the well-known COM
edian with the Whitney production Of
MY Wife's Family" which viii ap-
pear at the Grand Opera House on sat
lurday afternoon and evening next, tells
of an old colonel in his neighborhood.
who when I'm his cups. became very
lmellow and contrite and always sought
.
Ices in a country church one time.
where a young minister held forth, and
who had paused In the midst OF one
Of his periods, exclaiming; "Show me
a drunkard." To the CONSERVATION OF
the congregation, the colonel arose and
replied: Here / am" Much to the
ldiscomhture OF the orator later on when
he took another flight In his perora-
tion and exclaimed "Show me a hypo-
citel" the colonel arose and pointing
10 another corner. said: Deacon Blank,
why don't you respond?"
Daniel Sully returns next Thursday
Friday and Saturday at the Lyceum
Theatre ip his greatest success. "The
MatchmaDe Der" the clever comedy
drama by Jerrold Shepard. When "The
MATCHMAKER" was presented in this
section by Mr.. Sully last season II met
with such universal success on all
sides that the popular actor was pre-
vailed upon TO retain the same play This
season, and in not a few cases its pro-
duction was anxiously sought by the
clergy 10 be produced for charitable
and church benefits Around this fact
alone Is centered one of the strongest
testimonials ever offered any star OF
attraction and seems TO be warranted
in this instance, for Father DAILY
teaches many morals and gives in
struction how TO Love One Another.
At the Lyceum Theatre this after
noon and evening CAS- Told In the Hills
,ii close its "ngaP'ment. The sh' ~
Is well worth seeing and ought 70 dc
good business at both performances.
The "cow-bpy wizards." the Jupiter
Brothers. are attracting considerabl,
attention at the Garricx this week wisi
their clever cabinet trick. or illusion
or whatever II may be termed. That q
their only performance but they do &
so we'll that they leave their audience
well satisfied IN every way. Th
brothers have a standing offer Of 500
to anyone who will explain how thel
trick Is done, but II anyone has under
taken to claim the reward this weel
they have evidently not been successful
for the act is as mysterious and puz
zling as when It was first presented OF
Monday afternoon.
Evening journal., 1907-01-23
black In Favor.

Black gowns Of a semiceremonious
character are beloved Of the Parisienne
just now. Quite fascinating are the
black mousseline de sole robes striped
with black velvet ribbon. The skirts
are very full, and when the wearer
moves they have the effect of a finely
plated jupe.
Evening journal., 1907-01-23
churoh nclippina Party"

There will be a clipping party un-
der the auspices Of the Choral Society
OF 81. Luke's Reformed Episcopal
Church IN the church on Friday even
ing. Tickets are selling for ten cents.
Evening journal., 1907-01-23
BOX Plated DRESS.

braid and pretty buttons. while it is
worn with a silk tie. All the mate
rails that are used for girls dresses
are appropriate, however, and there
are a great many very attractive as
well as very fashionable plaids and
checks in addition to such plain ma
terials as cashmere, serge and the like.
Evening journal., 1907-01-23
ID Prenare fnr -

NEWPORT. Jan. 2S.-The citizens OF
this town viii hol1 meeting in the
Office Of James l. Polk on Friday night
to make final arrangements for IRE
protection for Newport
Evening journal., 1907-01-23

tune and can be made from any pref
" lawn that may be liked. 1t is ex-
ceedingly simple to make, at the same
time It is very charming in effect and
consists Of three pointed sections,
which are Joined by means Of the lace
insertion and is finished at the top
with wide beading that forms the belt
The waist gives a most becoming bole-
TO effect and is closed invisibly at the
back. while its three-quarter sleeves
are finished with the straight bands
and narrow frills Of lace that are 50
fashionable Just now.
Evening journal., 1907-01-23
WOMAN AND FASHION
simple Dress For a Girl.

Such simple dresses as this one are
the favorites for the younger girls and
possess great many advantages.
They give the long lines that are so
becoming to childish figures. being
made with waist and skirt that are
Joined one to the others There Is no
danger Of parting at the waist line,
and the labor Of making is exceedingly
slight This one is box plated and
consequently is generously full in the
skirt. AS illustrated, the material is
dark red henrietta cloth stitched with
silk and trimmed with a banding Of
Evening journal., 1907-01-23
.1nmpshndev Hats Have the can.

--I1WlIl lTsIlIIUN IIlIN8 II"FE NHN NIIINs
Though it seemed at the beginning
Of the season that the name of the
fashionable hat would be spelled
t-o-q-u-e, the large hat is 'in," and the
'1ampshade." as the French have nam
ed it, is ruling the millinery world. 1t
is a development of the bell shape
The crown is a towering affair. and
the brim droops all around the head.
Evening journal., 1907-01-23
Latters Granted.

Register Of wills Walker has grant
ed the following letters: Administra-
ton upon the estate Of James ],
O'Brien to Charles ]. O'Brien; upon
the. estate Of Michael J. Jordan to
Mary E. Jordan; upon the estate OF
Patrick Nester to Patrick J. Nester;
upon the estate Of Edmund Mitchell &c
w. w. Mitchell. Testamentary, upor
the estate Of John T. Cheairs TO Wood
ward w. Cheairs and Sylvester d
Townsend, Jr.. and upon the estate Of
". II. Brahney to Mary Brahney.
Evening journal., 1907-01-23

Miss Marian Coke has returned from
a visit to friends in Baltimore.
Evening journal., 1907-01-23

BALTIMORE AND OHIO THREE sPE,
CIAL TOURS TO FLORIDA VIA
WASHINGTON.
$500 round trip from Wilmington, Janu.
ary % February y and 26 For, timer.
aries and fun details apply to Tickle
Agents. Baltimore and Ohio r, R.. or II
A. Miller. Travelling Pass. Agent, Cit
Ticket Omice, S0l Market street. WI
mington. Del.
Evening journal., 1907-01-23
wILsoM LINs
PHILADELPHIA PASSENGER AND
FREIGHT LINE.
IROE STEAAlilkS BliANiJ1 VINE AN0
LiII OE CHEsIER.

ILlN sITIANIlI UIl-LlN IlI I0IlTL an u
CITY OF CHESTER.
l-cAFe 30 .I.s4.i.o tuiif 1lA et.r-- Wutil.
Wers-ou-s arJ auudaya Tor Chester ard
Philadelphia, at g 30 a, in. and l.aO y. m
Leave Cfcstar one h0Ur luttr.
Lowe i'it irlelpi'h.. .hestlut sirecS
wharf, weekdays and sundays, at i0.A
g. ni., AIS D.. m.
rtss r'hcster 5nc aour later.
Farea including Saturdays and sundays
LnHadeipnA eNcursislii, -5c-ouc way Ec.
Snsstef excursion. i5c-one way 10c.
Shippers OF freight have frequent ser
wee careful handling. prompt delivery
Anu "a IlI protection from the weather By
g,vereo Wrlrves and wagons.
10 secure these facilities order your
snipnents via WILSON LINE" Chest
Hut street Whurs Thilacciphia and
Ncartn "ireet wharf, Wilmington.
HORACE WILSON,
General M4uorcr
Evening journal., 1907-01-23
Baltimore & 0hiNR.R.
WILMINGTON. Del.

schedule IN effect November e5 1905
lralna Leave Delaware Avenue stn, on
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-31

There = to be q meeting Of the
court house tonight, under the aus
pieces Of the local Carpenters Union,
No. 2ls, at which time Mr.. Jas. F.
Grimes, Of Houston. Tex, win speak
on unionism, it's objects and its bene-
flts.
Mr. Grimes is said to be pleas
ing speaker and is thoroughly post
ed on the subject on which he will
speak and the Carpenters Union ex-
tends hearty invitation, to those in.
terested in such matters. to come out
and hear the address.
The meeting will be held in the open
air and is held for the purpose Of ere
ating and stimulating an active inter
est In unionism
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-31

The Amateur Chauffeur.
How do you adjust your carburetor,
Biggins2"
'I'lI show you. You see that nut3"
yes"
4 carefully turn that, You see that
screw?"
"Yes."s
4 gently loosen that You see that
ring?'
YES"
II slowly tighten that
Eyes. but what do the nut and the
screw and the ring control? What do
they mean?'
Il don't know"
"Then how can you get a good adj
justment?"
'You didn't let me finish. After GO
Ing through the manipulations already
cited turn the crank"
Then what happensT"
Nothing"
We'll, what Is the next mover"
Il walk carefully into the telephone
room, gently take down the receiver
and pleasantly summon aid from the
factory. Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-31
Light B0CkET in
The CITY COURT

Little was doing in the City Court
this morning as only three cases were
tried.
Jim Lewis was charged with as
sault and battery and on being found
guilty was fined IS. Frank Brown left
his horse unhitched and it cost him
one dollar for his cafelessness, and
Rosy Rayborn undertook to "cuss'
out the whole Of one side Of town and
the effort was worth just IS to the
city treasury.
All the parties tried this morning
were negroes.
T. M. Henry is qualified for Insur-
ance Commissioner.
Piano Contest Closes Tonight
Vote for 7. M. Henry for Insurance
Commissioner.
Piano Contest Closes Tonight
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-31
BOILER TUBE BURSTS.
United Press Associations.

Washington, July 31.--A dispatch
received at the navy department to-
announced that boiler tube burst yes
terday on the United States gunboat
Wilmington. at Making. China. Fire
man Hind was killed and three other
men scalded.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-31

Young Wife (who has cooked the din
ner for the first time) Whatever will
my husband say when he sees that
have quite spoiled the joint? Come,
Anna, we will toss who shall take it in
to him. Fliegende Batter.