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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1907-11-25
croeheted Opera eaq.

Since the fad for knitting aud Gro
chetlng has taken such a bold on the
feminine contingent the fashion for
knitted and croebeted articles has
gained greatly In popularity. One Of
the prettiest gifts imaginable fer the
woman who goes out great deal il
q theater bug Of erocheted silk that Is
capacious enough 10 hold all OF the
small articles that she may need.
Crochet rings very loosely In single
stitches or make squares by crochet
ing solid stitches and connecting them
by chains Of four stitches each until
a long piece has been made. which.
when folded over and the edges Joined,
will form a bag. Line this with pretty
silk Of a contrasting color. Cover ten
brass rings with the silk crocheted IN
q single stitch, fasten them 10 a row
en- inch below the top and run a card
through these rings 70 draw the hoD
koaether.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1907-11-25

Tobacco Pouches Always Acceptable.
Tobacco pouches are always accepta-
BILE gifts for men. and stunning ones
may be made from suede. A pretty
pouch In rich brown or dark green,
lined with maroon silk, would be at
tractive when the edges are plnked
and a drawstring Of heavy silk with
long taspels runs In scar the top. It's
not the kid, the lining or the cord that
makes these bags so unusual. for with
out the monogram or crest done in gilt
thread or in bright colored silks the
pouches, aside from being handmade,
would be quite the same as those
bought In the shops. but with an at
tractive emblem or two or three In
itials prettily embroidered In one cor
ner the pouches are presents any man.
no matter how surfeited with gifts,
would be glad to receive.
Knitted or crocheted ties, though not
a novelty, will be desirable gifts, for
they are serviceable and, being made
by hand, are valuable accessory to
any wardrobe. In plain green, DARK
cardinal or made OF a combination OF
two tone effects or Of two strongly con.
trasting colors, such as black and red
or orange and blue. they are striking
contrasts as neckwear.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1907-11-25

upon her at Christmas Is made In
some novel form.
Brooches that are worn often are
generally kept somewhere within easy
reach, and they are preserved in bet
ter condition If their ordinary resting
place is a wash leather cushion In
stead Of a china or metal pin tray.
10 make this brooch pincushiOn, use
round cushion covered with wash
leather for your center and sew to
this four flaps Of velvet, heavy silk or
any other material that you choose.
lining each flap with the wash leather
Stick your brooches into the center
cushion and fold the flaps over. The
two that fold ON top are tied together
with ribbon.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1907-11-25
TALES THEY TELL.

A highway woman az Aabury Para.
n. J.. In rObbing a ticket agent nearly
Emothered him with q woman's old
wooden skirt
A Mortified IN. HI cat has returned
to its home on the farm Of Edward
Heath after an absence OF two years
with one previous visit n year ago.
A Michigan dog caught In a trap ST
for wolves. tied 70 q tree. gnawed the
Gapling down after hours Of work and
dragged the trap home, a distance Of
several miles
Small boys near Deadvood. 8 D.
have been making money by selling
dogs 20 Chief John Kills-a- Hundred
and hts tribesmen. and the Indians
have been growing fat
Charles Beck Of Worcester. Mass.
swan out into Lake QuinHtgAmond one
DAY recently with a fah Iins between
his teeth A few minutes later be -.
turned, and On the hook was . piek.
eFeL
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1907-11-25
NEckTIE HOLDER.

is covered with denim, crash, linen or
satin in any shade desired. They are
serviceable II the material is left plain,
but when embroidered with tulips In
red, white and yellow silk with green
leaves or In a solid rose pattern In
natural colors they are decorative and
are really an ornament to any apart
ment. On this wood plaque a round
steel rod is screwed, and on It the
scarfs and ties are hung when not in
use. at the back two ribbons-any
length needed to suspend the holder
from a desirable place-are attached
and tied In a bowknot- The ribbons
may be of a color to match the mate
rial
Instead of an oval of wildwood
six sided piece about ten inches in
diameter is needed for the modern
workbox that is just now so accepta-
bic because it contains all the neces-
sary things that housekeeper wants
when she sits down to sew or mend.
Once the wood is carefully sawed In
to a hexagon 1t may be covered with
dark red or deep green satin or with
less expensive material. and then the
task of fitting the workbox with
spools, miniature boxes for needles.
pins, tape measure, etc. may be
started
In the center a cushion for pins and
needles is essential, and it may be
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1907-11-25

A charming present the business wo-
man will appreciate is an individual
needlecase. 1t ls so small that she
can slip 1t in her purse and take it
down to the office. where 1t will not
occupy any space in her desk. II is
made just little larger than a pack
age Of needles and is OF silk covered
cardboard. On one side is a strap 70
hold the package, and there are, be-
sides, three thin flannel leaves for tbs
loose needles.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1907-11-25

noEvErIoEAL BOOK cOyEB DESIGN
a contrasting shade In q darker tone
than was used for the decorative en-
broIdery. black. dark brown and dark
green and red all being excellent used
q this way when the cover y a. brown
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1907-11-25
MONOGRAM pooK Gown.

book covers made Of corded silk tiny
sparkling leads or spangles are some
times worked into the design.
A very fine cord is also most effec-
tive for outlining the design. especial
ly when the book to be covered is
rather large one.
The prospective owners monogram OF
initials used in the upper left corner or
in the center. as shown in the first
sketch, often add much to the effect,
the letters being embroidered in over
and over stitch after being padded. II Il
often more effective TO throw the let
tering into more prominence By using
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1907-11-25

TOday's news today II ron read
the Evening Press.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1907-11-25
GIFT MAKING HINTS.
Presents Clever Women MAY
Construct at Home.
WoRKBox AND TIE HOLDER.

Two Attractive Christmas Remen.
ORANGES, In the Manufacture Of
Which Embroidery and Amateur
Carpentry Figure.
HERE is an interesting variety
of pretty Christmas gifts that
women can make at home this
year for trifing expense IL
they are ingenious enough to do a lit
tie carpentry work and have also the
ability to embroider and crochet or
knit
One Of these practical and desirable
presents for either a man or woman
is a necktie holder. 1t can be fashion
ed as simply or deliberately as is wish
ed once the woodwork is made. These
holders that may be hung on a bureau
knob, attached to the gas jet or nailed
to the wall in bedroom are made Of
an oval piece OF light wildwood that
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1907-11-25
EMBROIDERED BOOK COVERS.

They Are Useful Pressnts-Eiew They
Are Made.
Small address books, bridge score
books, magazine covers. etc. make
charming gifts at Christmas time or
card prizes. and in the illustrations are
shown two designs which may be util-
iEed by the home worker with good
results.
Both the designs shown In the cuts
were worked on brownlsh linen. which
affords an excellent background for
silks and cottons of rich colorings.
Gold thread is also often used in com
bination with the embroidery silks,
and on some of the more elaborate
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1907-11-25

or dark ecru linen. the flower form
being done In old rose, duh reds or
yellowish tones. with the leaves In
soft grayish greens. When there is
background worked as shown IN the
second design darning stitch may be
used or seeding stitch--that Is. two
stitches taken in the same place.
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A,onrrs woskpox-

made as decorative as Is desired
Around 1t the small cardboard or pill
boxes. covered with satin or whatever
goods Is used on the base. are glued
In place. and between these boxes
Tpoois Of thread are tied into place
with narrow baby ribbon On the tops
Of the boxes slips Of ribbon are at
tached so that scissors. bodkins' KNIT
ting needles. thimbIes and emery bags
VIII have a place on the workbox.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1907-11-25

A piRcushion Is very necessary
adjunct to the average woman's dress
ing table. and she is apt 10 be special
Y apprecIative II the one bestowed
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-01-18
Sbmibbabrr bli osu 9uOiaurru,

Mh ole tn6iontIAen Meoi,inmGns
ner re6en i6rem 9sfap0rung53auter
manAes r6rtiume $~lsttwtttet anpeuosn
peroanten ilpir sod Geiipiels6olter
bas Ghintn IiibamerituriI0cn Weois
s%inmdnnern rio lit ibnen auc0 Sic
lpob(tbIttoe Wirfung oe3 SGtpib6a6cs
IGnaIt 6etormt, gei sen 6iour miro
fold rufIjI4s t3fniIGe8 Dab ouf fol,
asnoe Wejie 6e,eitet: aus lanQen, Ella
ftiTdtu Ruthen oereu 6ci0e Gnoen in
Die Qroe geitett tperoeu, errt9tet man
cine tGfioortias @utte. geruoe 6reit uno
boc) Gcrug, 6ab flint bis feds Mens
fda9 i'm 9reiIe am 9o0cn tausrno,
oarin plob finben.
DieTcs GeriiIt miro nit 6eQsn uno
Ssden oiGt bebangen. 10 ooB MIR cine
SefFnun1 gum Sinsintrie9en bleibt.
Na4oem Die am Babe 5bstlne6men6en
in Der Suite ptab gerommen bo6en,
f6afft man Gteine binein, Die our6 Gin
Solsfeuer Bis gum @lii1en er9iBt Iino,
uno perbanst audi ben Gingong our
@aSe6iitte nit 6e1en. 0ie bon Ser
gIiibenben Steiner ous'trablcnbs trodrc
SiBe 1T 10 tart, bab bic 9aosnoen BON
.3eit gu 3eit oas @eiiAt nit taitem
Waiier ncben miiiIeu uno iebr batb in
S1peiB 9erot6en.
GuA Die n0roliden Ra66arn bieTer
prGrieinbiansr, Die 9epobner Ilos.
tas, tennen oas 0ampftoo, Sisr
oient alS gaoebouB oas 9roBe, ouf
pfd6len Iiebenoe San5baus, Wuf oen
priti6en rings an ben Wdnoen ncb,
men Die 8doenbsn plab; Damn bebt
man aus Dem eeoielten 9ooen Elm paar
planten aus. ent3iinoet inter oieIer
Defining Elm tart qualmenoes 6euer,
unb balo il bas sanse 9abetaus bon
Dem beiber, bsijenoen Rau6 erfuQt,
Der nie eiu Sampf6ao ptrtt. I'm in
Dem eritidenben Sudlme atbnen gu
tOnner, trasen Die gaoenoen cire Dirt
prtmitioen MsIpiratoriums aus Sras.
gefleGt Dor Sem WunGe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-01-18
Dom unrnebmen auslttn.

4 Die mertniiroiae SbatIa6e, oaB fat
BEL olsn srobeu Sidoten Guropas =
-tpo ni@t sufdGig ipesen Der Gage on
elmer @alhgrenSe. am WaNer etc.
andre llmitdnoe mitIpredsn - Der
lpeitlide S!dottbeil Ser pornefmere 1T.
finoet i6re einfdhe GrtlGrung in ben in
Witteleuropa tsrri6enoen me!eorotosi=
IAen @er6dltniTen. 60 ii6ertptest in
oieien @reiien Dor aGem Die Winorih.
tuns nWsit"; Der Rau6 Ser Sabritsn.
io!pie a1e in elmer sroben Stuot 1uf.
itei9eroen f6lehten Dun'te perosn
bonn WeItipino Dem 0Sttidea Gtaots
piertel 5ugetrieben; bieTes bat allo am
meiiten unter Der I6lehten Cuff gu
leioen. Saber tommt es aud, oaB int
Often ser Staubsehalt Der Cuff sr0bsr
lit ais i'm Wsiten. unb oieTes Ietbit in
Srten. roo in, SNen feline Sabriten stc,
beIte6en. We9en Ser Itdrtsren rad.
mittdositrabtung ser 5onne tit aud
Der Wsl!eu msilt oGrmsr al3 Ser Often.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-01-18

"S4elten sic SIR Jrdutein Gpbt.,
ni4t, 9err @inter!" rief i6. .Ste ia.
pirtIi9 ni6t llnre9t! SD 49,. i9 -.
i6ente i6r meine 9dIfte. 0amit Der lei
bige Streit Elm @n0e bait"
n9o5 nebme id ni9t an" f9rie er,
f%ortpdGreno nit Dem 3eigefinger ami
f3en 6en0tragen unO 9als 0ins uno
berfabreno; Elm 3eihsn gyoBen lime.
9agcnS lei inn. ulln0 meire 3ot3ter
.rit reft nift!!"
80 bod, papa!" tlang e3 "a BON
t6rer GeiIe, beiHab iuteInb ouf. lJn0
ME Elm Dir6e!ninO oar ie bappn.
Natiirli6 nit Der Meoaire.
nSo Elm GpLopf!" mnrmelta CT Gins
terorein. y&ber i4 iperbe IGon baiijr
iorgen, 0aB Gie 80"
80 bite" fiel ib tim in'3 Mort,
Die Gngele9en9eit 1T fir MIDI err
leoigt!!"...
9aB 5rdulein GorneIie lie i6lieBli6
be6a!ten fat. oqeroing3 MIDI IelG1t ais
3u9abe in ben &uuf ne6meno, fe6en
Sic baron, OaB fe gang uno unge!Geitt
bort Ran9t. Yapa Minter mo9te 5ioar
Mugen tpie S6eetaiien 9roB, ais mir
uns inn nit unTerem NGtomn en- Galo
oana4 %bor'teQten. 2tter i'm Ser3en8s
grunOe mar er Detlfro6 bariiEer. ln0
i6 nod piel mehr. Gera6e ned ioar
es 3eit, unIere Nrbeiter gu Galteu, tn
nem mir itren 5or0crungen nad9o6en.
ltno oas guno 3piI9en Den meiIten
bon i9nen unb Der 5irma 1T Biz ouF
Den beutigen Sag un3erI6nilten geGl;es
ben, gendu 10 ipie oo5 q!eiBenoe ga
rtfer Wddenra0 bort orii6en -.
@e-Ieben Sic nun, porum meme
lie6e, 6oloieItge SausTrou 10 Ito(5 lit.
ouf Den geIiB Der groBen. goIocnen
WeboiQe2"...
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-01-18
Gin grfilfdter frn(b.

Wo3u Die &Ontgenitrublen ales gut
fino. ergibt fid aus elmer llnteriu8ung.
Ole @e6eimrat6 9rat1co in Berlin ges
madt bat. Inns Sabr 1845 .erhiett
Sriebri6 Mtlhelm Der @terte cine go(s
oene Sole gum @eI9ent, in oeren Sedel
has i~pertbooGItc jemaIs gefunoene9 Bern
fteinItiid eingelaiIen mar. Oieies entz
belt einen SroI4. eingeI9loFen, Der
aus elmer ldn9It p%er9angenen gpc9e Der
Groentfebung itammte. Sm 9ernitein
finben fi4 bctunntli6 Dfters feline Sns
ietten, Die bon bteIem Sarge eiugei6lof>
fen iuuroen. als es Dor ur5eiten aus
Der &tn6e in3piI6en untergegdngener
9dume tropfte. Sin SroT9 mar ater
nod nt9t bdgepeIen! Gebeimrdtb
8rancp bat nun bus ~tpert9poQe Stiid
nit 8Dntgenitrablen our1Icu9tet, un0
babel fteqte iiG beraus, baB es cine -
SGli6ung mar! Sas Gerippe oss anz
gebli6 poriintflutbliGsn S6ieres mics
ndmli6 ole Mertmdle auf, Die Oemje.
nt9en etnes Tro1fes Der JeBt5ett 5ts
tommen. Bel nGberer llnterIuAung
seigte es fi9, baB Der i6laue TdlT9er
borii3ttoerneiie fein OurGIi9tiges,
fon0ern Elm tribes Stiid 8ernfiein aes
nGblt bate, in bem man Die ein3elnsn
Details beS 5rpi9leite8 ni4t 10 genau
gu ertennen permo6te. 9ieies bate er
ausAeb0blt. Zen SroI9 in Die Defining
9ineineeI9oben unb Damn bate er ben
9o9lraum nit einsm eelbli6en Sar3
ober fliiiiigem 9ernTtetn pieber du8s
gefiiat. 60 fab oenn Ser SroI4 ja9rs
Sebnteldng beltaunt unb %beipunoert in
Dem f%oTiilsn 9arS, Biz Die R0ntgens
Itra9len ieincn Nimbus idb 3eritOrten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-01-18
Dir ,,blitsrfibrlidn" pah}iterl.

Sn elmer 6iierrei6iI9en 6taot puroe
reben benz 9abnbofe cine Po,i5eiipu6s
Ihibe 9e6out unb nit gang neu sriun'
oencn .MetaQSie9eln" eingeoett, tpel6s
efeibaeitig cen Qlofcnb CUR Wa4itute
6iloeten. Im nag, ra9 benz Die
S6ubleu!e ii6 in Ser neuen WadItute
bdusli1 einscri6tst batten. eri6ienen
nit sinem Sunomagen 5msi Mdnner in
Ger Uniform Der ltdbtiI9eu Seuertpebr,
tpel9e iaeten, lie bGtten ben quFtrne.
Die neuartisen 3iegel gegen geprbnli&e
umsutauI9en. ga ii9 e~rTtere alS gu
blibsefdbrlt6 ertpieisn tdtien. Sie
Wa9leute battsn sera0e uidts gu tbun
uno balfen osn beioen Mdnnern. ba8
Dab aboeden unb Die 3iagel oerpaden.
2eBtere tpuroen Damn fortgei6dfft, unb
bic G9ubleute parteten auf Sic nalt.
urtigen" 3iesel. Mo6mittog9 siebt Elm
@etpitter auF, unb DE WoAleule telss
pbonirsn Ser poliseicentrale, sa tdms
lin Wetter, uno Ie piiroen na6, tuas
"a benn nit Gem 9a9e lei etc. GhIeus
nieTt beai6t Ii6 Elm QoliseitummifG,
81 Den Wo6leuten, Die nal rad iArer
telepboniiGen Weltung fir perriidt
hielt. Ger 8%ommiiIar fefiebt ii6 Sen
S6aoen uno fam nur gu Dem beihi.
merben SdluB fonnen, bdb Die Sitter
bss Geiebes islbit oroentlif bs9ouners
poroen ieien. Die Seusripe9runifor.
men hatten Die 0auner seItob!sn -
entbedt nurben ireoer iis rod Die
.blitgeIdbrIi6en" 0ahsie9et.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-01-18

uno am folgenoen Gage t6ei(te er uns
5ttterno un6 6e6sno, nit oer3errtem
@eii6te, nit:
nSlln9ere alein!"
uno er 6un9erte. mir gtau6ten i6m
ntbt, tpie S6r Inn ni4t ge9lau6t bit
tet; mir ou6tcn, er sNe 6ejmli6, uno
audi Die WG6ter 0laubten oa8. uno
als er lhtieBti6 pom 6ungertbp6us En-
grtffen ipuroe, 5udten mir nur 81, Nhs
'sln: Primes. tteine8 S6pein," 2(tey
elmer unter rnS, ber ME 9eta6t Bate.
io9te ~finiier:
n@r 1T infer 8cmerab. Mir Mil
len gu tbm eeben,"
@r pbontNiirte, uno %trauyi1 pie Ieil
gan5eS 9eten tparen aud oteTe un3u.
acknowledgement p6anioIten. e.
tprdcb bon ieinen theuren 8U6ern. pcw
Mama liub ben 9rI0ern, FAT nm SIT
6en : T6tpor. oa6 ey unIdul6iQ lei
un6 flebte nm 8naoe. llHo er riei
nod Ser Ssimat6, n3beures 5rdnt:
reid!" rief er. %. lei ber!piinI@.,
Gil i9irades MeaIAsnberS!" Gr ger.
rib una Ole Seele nit ieinem Nuis
oS9eures Trantrei6!"
Nae fparen mir i'm 9runteniaaIe, aIs
sr ftarb. Ooa getpuBtiein te0rts i6tt
Dor fetnem @nbe noG einmal 3uriid;
er lag rrrbig Ga, 10 tlein un0 10 F6,roA;
un6 ftiG itonben mir Dor i'm. mir ut!s
- feline 9amernoen.
sWenn Id toot Fin" faate er gu
una nit Thmaher Gtimme. 10 ling!
ii6er mcinem Grofs Die Muyieigoi'e!!"
nWas fagit 9u?" risien mir tebenS
FOR 5reube unb aufpalisa0e1 3orne,
lno er pieberhoIte:
DMenn i'd fterbe, iin0t iber mir Die
MarieiGui1e!"
unb gum crften Wlole blteten feline
Wu9en troden, ater mir mir reins
Ten ~lpeinten ale, elmer pie Der an
oere, uno uniere Sbrdnen 6rdnnten ipie
5euer, aus Dem lpil0e Sbjere 0eypors
brchcrl. @r 'tdrb uno MIR lun9en
iiber inn bie MarIetQoiTe.
Sunge. itarte Stimmen ian8en ous
groBe 2ico Der 5reibeit, un0 Der O3cau
CAB e5 grimmig pieGer un0 truJ eB
auf Ieinen Mooen ms tbeure '5rants
rei6 - Den 6tet6en G9reden uro Ole
blutigrotbe 9offnung. llno ME per
gaber mir bieie5 Nt6t5 = NIT Ger
JurAtlumtsit oes Soicu, Ser @eOulo
oe8 Wr6eitsbieE5 uno Ger 0roben Weus
ideaicele. .@Hi DE &nice, 9ameraosn
uno Jreunoe, Dor 0ieIem 0etGen!" -
Wir ion6en. = Observation-Disclosures
Slinten tnddteu, I6orfe gujone!te rid
teten Iih orobsr9 gegen uriere gruit =
d6er immer Mnttet. iwmer fteuoi9er
tlauQ oas oro5snoe Cleo, uno in sen
peiGen .Sdr6en Ser aamero0en
T4pantte Ger I6nar3e Gorg.
Wir Ianecn ole MorIeiQaiie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-01-18
3fueifel:,Hrr urotrIt.

rSr0Itep sic ii6, 5ruu aommers
sisnrat1, SIR Mann peiii ia nun in
einem beiieren Seniei!a!!'-YNa erlaus
ben Gie = better. ola es inn bier I1on
aeeanasn 1T, Tam es inn bort au9
ni9t ssbn.."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-01-18

Safe iir's Ausfano beiurat G. Stains. Tr
413. ci.Saltimore. Str, maize Guitumhuuie.su
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5MperFautetf

Eos 9mpeien Der 0itwe emilic Sass
beitehcnb aus Sauc. 2 Gotten Stnllta
IL 10. an Der gaeIi Z. 5ttn6e, lit ~ per-
%tautcp. Wesen ndberem peroe man Iid'
an
Hpbert @alter
6ermaun No
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iudep
9as Sunntnaiaulfet Der ct.
gnuls 8irde finOst @%fusitmOntus
Rntt. aOmmet Gael
Das u,bsrIcben Der 6eeisnetften.


Ods uebsrlebsn Der 6esieuetitsn
SIN Sample um's 9nIeia bIeiben,
mie Der aroBe Selebrte Spencer innt,
nur bic @eeisnetIten, bic t1rpsrlih
5ihtieiien nls Sieger am 9eben.
Seib atio nui gurer put. arnnibett
beainnt, ruts jeoes heimtldtifje lie
bel, nit fleineu Nnfdneen. 2ei6.
tenn aUpipeh iulaen nur subalo bop,
renOe uuo itehenDe 3~opfifmerSen,
charlottesville, Gbreulnuien: benz
pnppiaen @eifmnf bnto dufhosen,
llebelieiu, Yerh0piuna, bic 9eber nuc
3iere idlteBiit bohernOia dIrOniih
eutSinoet iiub uno Der Mnaen iif in
benz troitlOIen 5uitnno uoGitnnoiaer
3errittuna befinbet. Damn Iuuien
Die llnalifliten uoa Yer5weiHuua
lumber, meroen cine leldte Beute et'
n~iiienlDier Qundlnlber O0er ergeben
iim nit Wnrren uno 4lneen lber
Dns leltfrerlhal0ete @leno IN thr
@eidit. 9as lit abgr gar niht no
thig, Tenn. rple NIT 0die Der be-
tiiBmten Ct, SerunrD '1rauterpiqen,
bic fur 20 Gents IN alien QpDtbeten
su hnben iino, oas qelogt pDn uurn
herein hattie usrhntet meroen iOQen,
10 fam bniielbe nit benz aleiter
IRittel nud in benz ipdteren Staolun
nodl furlrt weroen, TO BOB Oieit
Sterbeustrnnten mod nlberltbeu"
Gie 81, BERNARD arduierpiqen ent
bnIteu ieine meta1rten 8Itte, mit
QusfHtbsr pber Soashfteiu, i0noerl
mar o,e beiltrnitiaitsn &fIan5enidit
in iorsfdltieer 3ubereItuup nnO bette
Miihnnet
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per Sad, /. lu1lit6,.. :. 2.60
aQsbl, per Sad, 2. lualit1l. 2.50I
@Ornmebf, per 100 8innb. 80. l.5oI
aleie, per loo 8funo. leo
Sbipfuff, per 100 BiunO,..-. Ito
prooufte.
Gorrigirt bon
JOHN II. Grocer.
Butter. per 8innt, ...... 1920.
@ier, per 2Rseno ........ l3t
onbuer, PEI giunb. 800. ~
Sprina Citizens, per 8funb 2o,26
Shinten ............s. 1914
S4ntals, pet &iunb -. :. 10
3miebeln pei Bnibet 80. Us
8oue per 4suuo. ....... "a
@nrtOfein. Az
2ie anseoepensn @relie nerben upn
ben Sanolern (meiitens i'm SauiHel
beaablt.
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Or /. gterftns.

Rt. Sterftne. 5rnu
Senrp 8rintmnnn unO 5rau Shnst'
Der pom almu. RO., iiuo am Tsonta9
pieoer beimeetebrt.
gaiior Serger uuu ct. Souls
prebiete leBten SOnntas in UT. Stet'
ling gu elmer sabIreiden Seriamm'
luug. gr III nuf Der gOaettenreiie
fir cine neue 8irhe ilr bic 2. Seut'
i9e 9nptiiten 6emeinOe in 81. 9Ouis.
rlnIer ~ebruhrOise 9ahbnr, 9err
sueHsr mar mebrere GUaen 0ui Der
a~raulennhe. @ir ireuen uns baB
CT Jest nuf Der SeferugS lit.
RabolpJ aueffer baut cine
iaDne arube Sdeuns. GO. aurrel'
meier lit Der Snumeiiter.
@rOBmuttsr Sent mar aud Gin
paar guteu frant, ObwObl ie oas
bObe utter BON 80 Snbren erreiat
bate ia ie bod ruieber 10 melt oaB
lie nitt ans 8ett seieiielt 1T, bUt
fe rpartst auf ibres 9sibes Grlpiung.
gtafaen sOnntas, am beittaen
gfnphfelt niro 9aitOr Sobn Rtaer
ia Mt. stsrltna preOigeu. Gas
gubliium 1T ber5lid einaeluOeu.
grOBoem BOB naiie uno inlte
setter li6 einRelIte, 10 wuroe bod
bas Sibelief in Suiss subl,eta be-
iuht. gaftOr Scrser uun 81. Suuts
plebiete am Ritmittas gu elmer
aroBen 8eriammIung.
gap. Gie 6psi 9Daier bel
GnTOrs SObn Riasr, 6rl. Flora uni
frau pnpOen, uOn 81. 9auI, int
bier 81 SeiuA.
liner seiddeter @esnuilebel
Serr Spsih bat init einer an5ab.
eeutsn bic @eos bearbeitet IOmsit q
ht bsi bieIeu @etter tbua tieB.
Eomiuu griees, BET fur q
mon 8Oegsr Die 5urmarbeit rerial
lit Oarf Gam 5isieIman eristt pUr
ben.
apuis @ittelbanlsr. pom Belle
mar snmhas uno SpuptaB bier y
osmp sGui,e 50 SsIu4.
Qlus. gIuImspet bat Gisrltn
an 5ris aiOssner siHs dome BAL
ghwstns u~srtnuit.
Seuiamin Hno aaeu SriH
mann babeu Ucn Gueap 9lulmep.
Elm arobss stud aanO ssmisttst ne
tes tie nit aOru bsbaaen UOue
ghrIih GimmeIiabrt fuar
btsrum aasemein sstsisrt.
5teD ). stDsnner IL gamit
nan st. sOais nm 81 bleibsu.
5srr u. 5sau 5g. Sunsebl
mstde Don sSnpoleou, 1lO. bier N
zen fno aui ssneu turseu Seiad nj
ct. aOuts aereir.
Gsr SausItnusn gersiu Oer
gauta aths belt isIns lesie niunI
liAs ssriummlune BET 5tl. al5
3oerrnnn as.
@m. Bubble, BON gbtb Gre
fam bier bust i'm oieie @Ofs
2aflpstts Ggpntp SerwanOte 81
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WufttOu n.

tinier3eidneter wirO auf Isinsm glab, l
giete weftlih 0 Berger, am
Gamhas, ben ls. gloi 1907,
~beaiunenb um II lbr @littass. iOlsenoes
6iaentbum aui oFentIitsr gIuttion al ben
gieiitbieienoen gertaulen;
2qieroe, 2Nilhtiibg. / Hino, s Sd1peb
ne, / eau mt SerteL | ScIbtbinoer, l
6rasmGber' l6euredieu, 15nrnnpaseH, 100
9uibel aorn an 8olben, Ioipie anoere Sdrnp
scrdtbs, 81 SabIreif nm angeiibrt gu per.
Den
N%ebingwngen: Sutmen inter s. Saor
Air groBere Seirdse ipiro elm Greoii pom 8
Monat belpiaiqt 9esen glote nit gutter 9iirg'
Itait; ooeri. 9iro5ent alb Ihr Bar.
&ster NlbieB.