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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1907-08-10

LOST Leather watch fob with sl y
gold seal engraved with letters H. w.
Reward if re turned to Beacon ONCE
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1907-08-10
Notice to Creditors.
1--we OF lRAINS Al

The Estate Ia the ChanIu
No. 2o26 of Court Of NoIuhc
II. Jones ) Comfy MI"
Letters testnmentarv having been i"n l',
to the undersigned MS executor OF INC ns
will and testament of J, H. ZONES deeeaHOg
the clerk of said court on the 18TH q"
July 1907. ,,...,,
Notice is hereby given requiring all pef'on
having claims against said estate to pay
the same probated and registered Dy s Nv
clerk within one year from tins dalg , Ms
claim not probated and REGISTERED, WIKI N,
10Th 1907, B,R JONES
@'l' ''''' E1rcuor
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1907-08-10

Two barrels of picking vinegar
MACON MERCANTILE Co.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1907-08-10

ANhbpA Ehm lJO q
Board met in regular session; al
members present; also clerk and sheriff
ALLOWANCES.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-28

i'm 0alnen ser @elebrten aus beu
Ser. Staaten iprab uno cine goreiic
iiberrei6te, fiibrte Raltor Sofmann
nod 1S.iabrieer 1rennune nit iei-
men 9ebrern unb Stuoien.Sreunoeu
5nionimen.
sm 5fpeiten Sonntag i'm 9luguit
preoigte er IN Neubauien am &bein.
taa, madjte Damn cine iSllBreiie atl
gobeniee entlung uno alf Der Sniel
Neihennl. no Sheffcl's Gffeborb
gum SbeiIe ipielt. Son bort ging es
ons 9Ibulotbul binoIf unb nit Der
Eoit binunter olird)'s Sngooin nad)
Gluapenno. Son Sugano aus fllbr
er iiber Den @ottbaro burf) faQenoen
S6nee naf 2ll5ern unh bon % ilber
9loralt mo Neuenburg an Die iran.
5oiiibe @ren5e, nm iiber 9oiel not)
Bremen 5uriid5ilfebren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-28
Der Gditein fuirb gclegt.

9os Central ebGuoe hes "GbriItlis
den Sereins iunger ,W1nner"
id)reitet i'm 9ou poran. - Ter
Eroiioent oeiielben leet GdItein
am 81. Nopember. SnternatiS
naler Content in @%aibington.
Ger Gditein oes nellen Gentral.@e-
bauoes oes nGbriltliden 8ereins
iuuger W1nner," melhes an Ser
Horopit.Gde Der Sranflin- uno ga.
tbeoroI.S traBe erribtet miro, miro
an Gonnerltag, ben 81. Mopember,
I'M 3 llbr Gtodmittags, BON Dem Era-
iibentcn oes 8eretns Sroncis q.
@bite gelegt uno Tihter Sebcn =.
Spence bon ct. 2ouis miro babel
cine 9fcbe bultcn. 90 Die g%aulinter.
nebmcr criud)t merben iolen, Dos
@eb6uoe 10 ifneG mir irgeno moelid
8n errihtcn, miro geboift, oaB Der
9au idon i'm September 1908 allsge.
fiibrt lit. Gas @ebdube miro eines
Der idoniten Der Stoot weroen.
Die 5eitreoe miro in Der al Der
Sronflin-S trobe, gegenilber Dem
neuen @ebGuOe eelegenen Yresbptes
rianer-airbe gebalten merben, unb
am Abenb miro Elm 9anfett in eineme
Sotel itattfinoen. Ser 6ono fir oos
ncue Gcntrol!8ebGuoe purbe I'M Der.
goneenen Sabre in elmer 30-t1gigen
Champagne geiammclt, bic bon Dem
nationalen SefretGr s. 8. @oro &c.
leitet milrbe.
Pm %. Hopcmber finbet in @aih-
in9ton Der internationule Content
Scr gbriitlid)en gereine juneer Ndn.
ner bon Noro.a merifa itatt. Inter
Ben Eerionen, meldc lid an Der Con-
pention betbeiligen unb Die 81 ben om
porbereebenben Gage itottfinbenben
DISQUALIFICATION in Baltimore eingela-
Den moroen limo, befinoen lid Die $50.
@iQiam Servings 9rpan, 9otihof-
fer Sames 9rpce, s. u. WcGonalb
bon Toronto, 8ollperneur $50. Glenn
BON Nprb : Carolina, GonmiIior
@otdorn BON Neiu.Dorf, Or. Gbas.
$. Eorfburlt uno Gr. Gbas. Gutbbert
Sol BON Help.Dorf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-28
Ine Mettcr.

6ilr Warplono uno Den 0iltriti
Columbia belte Re0en NefoIgt Don
florem, f6lterem @ettcr; iriidje noro.
peltlid)e @inoc.
@cItern betriIg sic nieorigite 5enl.
peratur Al 8rao nm 5 llbr MorgenS
mo Ser bofite Ghermometcritmnb
lpor 90 @rno nm 6 llbr Nahmittags.
Sn Den iibrigen 0unoes . @ctters
neutrality-suspicious. mllroc folgenbe
Wtnimal-S Temperature regiitrirt: Gait.
port %, Gortlono %, Bolton 81, ri.
banp 30, New-9)orf A. Ebilabclpbin
40, Ntlantic Gitp 46, @aibington 40.
Norfolf IS, @atterns 80, Gbarleitot
60, Saoannab go, Sadionpinc go,
Sitpiter y, Sen 8eit "A, Ntlnnto "a,
montgomery Ga, Help.S Orleans 90,
@alpelton n, Corpus Gbriiti 70,
Wempbis 81, Cincinnati As, GittS.
burg 46, Sspego 80, Buffalo SO,
G~lepelano ~, Detroit ~, s(lpena SO,
Marqltette 80, Green Ban 81, Gbi-
cogo Al, Gulltb 26. ct. Saul SO,
ct. Souis 40, Santos Gitp II,
Omaha SO, Suror %, 9ismord fl,
SABRE 81, Selenn 80, Salt Cafe 46,
Genper 36, Nortb G(atte 80, Ioogc,
Gitp AZ, MnlariQo As, Sos 9lnacles
60. '
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-28
o6crmnnia WGnncrd)ur."
Wuntag, brn %. Sftobrr, =
0rufcs Gonsert.
gnfams pnnft S1a llbr.
1lt\
GOD

Eoli5ilt ungeb ii brliH c II
@etrogcnS angelo ulbig
Ger Eolisiit @iuiom @oroon, bonn
noroliben Eoli5ei.T iitrift, ni,rbe oln
SamItag oilf Der Nennbabn in Eim-
llco mcgen un9ebiibrlihen 9etro9ens
- CT. mar a%tid)eineno bcitig betrlln.
fen - BON Gunoeicrgeonten Gam.
W, Soufe feitgenommen rulb nod Scr
norolthcn Holi5ei.S totion gcianot.
an Ocnl geltcrn Dor Eoli5eirihtcr
@bitc ltott9efunocten Gerbor iteltc
lid Die gauge Sofe ols cine 5iemllid)
bornloie aiioirc berois, 10 Dob Der
&idtcr bic @erfolgung ioQcn lieb.
@oroon bot lid nntiirlih nod Dor ici-
her por9cicbtcn 9choroc 81 pcrnnt.
mortelt.
Ginbrud) in elm 0unfs
bauS. - Nls geitern flrrS nod #
ltbr Serr @olter u. Strobn1eper, BON
Nr, 1872 Sodion.S qunre, oos 9onf-
lalls Der $50. @ilion Cotton II. 60,
Nr, PIG SIt.9oltimoreltr., 100 er an.
geiteat lit, betrot, ioh er nit grobenl
GrItauncll, Dob ein Sinterienitcr ocs
3in1nlerS gepaltiom geofinct rporocn
ipor. Sublpurcn ouf benz @ooen be.
i%pieicnL boB oos 3inlner bon Ginbrc.
d)crn ourbiildt tporben ipor. 2et
tere miBtcn ober obne 9elltc BON
oannen 6ieben, ba alleS @ertbppQc
natilrllh inter iidJerem @eridlub
mar. Cine l%lnteriufung ieitcns Der
Noli6ct brohte 5i Gage, ooB oos
Srobtgltter bes Sintcrieniters ae.
ipoltIom an ieincm Gobmen gebro.
hen uno oas 6enltcr IN gleiher @ei-
le 9eottnet luoroen ipar. Die Ginbre.
der. nod Il,iidt bes Gopt. Waro,
Stiimper crItcn Honges poer ariinc
Slungen, bottcn lire @erf5euee liegen
9elofien. GieIc bcltnnben olls cincm
flelren 0ommcr, elmer Seife, ciiienl
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES uib 5ipei anbcrcn
als 5eilen ber9eitellten WerfScll0en
n%ngelpiiier Nrt, Die iiir ginbrlhs.
6pefe pouitanoig unocniieeno ipo.
ren.
Senerbe it attungS. Ser.
elm. - Die grnnd)e 80 oes Teuerbc.
ltottnngs 8erciiS bon Mrnerifn biclt
geikrn i'll .Sobor. Spcen1n" hire &c.
understanding. in lpeld)er Sert
Sngo Striebel ben @oriis unb Serr
5. 2eppla bas Yrotufpa fiibrte. Gs
tpurben orei neue MitgIieber aufae.
nommen. Tie Sabresberidte lieben
erieben, baB it'd Die beige 9rande
IN portrefflihem Starb beiinbet unb
in @nd)ien begriifen lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-28

ra,lnr. 2esterer lit 220 SUB lang,
1870 SUB brett unb 80 Sub bod. Ser
@arteraum ioa Der grobtc ser @elt
iein. Die Seniter oeiieIben boben
cine Sobe BON 10 SUB unb cine @eite
bon 80 SUB. Der 9abnbpf entbdlt
weiter ein so bel 100 SUB groBes gB.
simmer, Elm 3omenmorte5immer, Ell.
nen Holhialon, 2und)ruum, 5elc-
pbon- unb SelegrapbenbiireauS, Gm.
p%fongsrollm, 9orbierItube, Sdllb.
publtGnbe, ioipie oie Billet. uno @e.
rddrdume. Der Gmpfongsialon lit
d5oas Observation-Disclosures" getallit
roroen uno miro CUR gegriiBung 10.
Der @aite benilBt perben. IS liegt
allf Der oitlid)en Seite bes 9~abnboies
llnb 81 linn filbrt Elm p%ripoter gu.
gang. Der ousldlieBli6 bon Dem ie'
lpeiligcn Gr1iiocnten bennbt perben
ioa, 10 bob CT Sen 9o5nbof erreifen
fam, obne ben Eerrpn fir bos at.
9emeine Eublifum 81 beriibren.
lleberbnltpt beiitt Der neue gpbtl.
boz aQe mooerl1en Ginrihtungen our
9equemlihfeit bes reiienOen Gubli-
fums, ieIbit cine Wemorial . aopeae
lit eingcrihtet Doroen, INN ben Be
gleitern zines &e%ritorbcnen einen al.
geid)ieocncn Holrm 81 gehcn, bis lie
9e5luungen iino, einen 3ug 81 beitei-
npn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-28
Bur 0endltuna.

Ter pSsntife Gurrcfppnocnt" nimmt SIT icorr
;3ctt @ertditc aui iiber geripbungcn, SudScitcn,
@ebnrtetnsr, gpIocnc uuo %iilberue ppdlseiten,
@e'en'f a tie gbeuse etc., nit ben Iamen ocr
au,ueienoen, bic abcr beutIidi geihrtcben iciu
fpIitn. Nnd, Gcriuunl.9 %ipti5cn perocn eeru
auisenuTmen. Sic Ginfenber iplher srridte
n'iiiicn aber ibreu 9iamcn u%uterihrcibrn uno
nor Gnem niflt p~eracieu. mo- bic Scilihteit
~itaitianb atrahe nnh Sansnummcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-28
217 o. altimorefr.

@enSeler's Sotel, 400 Galpert.,
Gde WnlberrD-Str Glcgante Sdlaf.
simmer, mafise Ereiie. Mablseiten
at jeber sagcs5cit. &canlare Diners.
Scinite @ctrGnfe nnS Gisarrem.
Gigentbiimer @alter u. @enSclcr.
Oft1-1S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-28
ySarmunie Cafe"

UVurHHuHIe : NuItt"
Gr. Ala, @cit-Japette.S traRc, &arf
Sdrmibt, Snbaber. @iirsbnrser Suf-
bram friidj am 3apf. Diners, Spnpers
a Ia carte. Seocn Sanitag Nbenb
Trci-Gonsert. (Mpril1 10
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Sebbel's cinsiges Mtcfier.

@fr babcn MIR Gin Mtelicr in 8alti.
more, nnb bas 6efinbct fid in Der
Gtage at ebcncr Groe, Mr. 321, Nurb.
0ag., maize Sisb.Str. ainbcr.Ebu.
tusrapbicm cine SpesialitGt.-9eine
Mscnten nnb feline Sreppen sn iteisen.
s. Sebbcl. 6. Grni, GeidGitsiibrcr.
(275-)
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Sunncnauf. nnb ltnteraaua.

Spnnenaufgang IS llbt 81 Min.
Communicating. b llbr 10 Min.
Wonoonfgan9 10 llbr As Min. NboS.
6lltb -. 8 HIN II Min. Worgens.
6lltb. 10 llbr 80 Win. M6enbs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-28
1tntcrbaltnnaS $ @eaiuciicr.

Mutf.stabemir"--. Che Roan TO gefteroao".
"Mlbaush's" Mloute Gbrtito"a
uWaAetb" = p5be Sreater 9iefp gorf Star5".
,Sianen's" : gIbe ebocmaIer".
"sors,s"n n2be otpl NnS The N9nts"
,3uoitorum" 1be NIad Qroci".
"@arnIane"-aeitb's an star" s&auoepiue.
r3elu @pnunental" abe Bah Toiter 60"
uWiarnlnnb Spdcp' Glib" - 9pm 20. Gftpber
hts eu1i6IieBIit 8. gopembrr 9erbitrenneu IN
aubin's, 404-4O6, Il .Saltimurc. etrabc -
SanocoiHes9oriteuungeH NH betpeelife 8iIoer.
Weitpnrt Tniaee Stating bling ieBt often.
ySarrett Some Bar" Sd9Iif Wtufii. Cans
nno unterbnltuul.
,Bermanin,W lanncrdlpr" - O,pntaa. ben %.
Sftobcr, Ihenhe h9 llbr, aroGes Gon3ert.
uTraucn. oiilfe.Gercin" Der I. ~beutidcu psr.
epana. sirdc - grl IS. 90, 30. mn 81. Sit.
gd5nr mn guftcrits Soupcr.
yNrtpu" $3.50 Miitnpdb, ben 80. Sitpber, Stifs
tungsfeit. Concert uno 9au.
Snrneerein ,,Wprtu1rts" - Mitttuodb, oen 80.
Sfiober. muiifaIifher 9lbeuo.
Critics Renbnsn.9ieeitaI am 5reitdq, Den l..
9toher1her. 9iadl miiings 4 llbr.
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$. 9iener l. So.

@eiie. Gureeu rnb @ehieIitube.
S6iffsfarten bon uno mad Gentfd.
LAMB NIT Dem Norboeutifen 2lopo
unS anoeren 2inien. 3eiiepdiie.
@edieI, Greoitbriefe unb @eIbien.
ounQen.
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vSm !Seufclt6pfdJen."
9sr. 511, @eit . 2eginston : Strake,
i,nportirtes B~irsbnreer 9pfbrds
friidj ont Sapf.
GpriIt7,S ogJioSu.1S)
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TQmeStomn.

Spe5iel1e o~iertdaise scuren bon
Baltimore $3.50, alle ausgabcn cit.
geidloIien. an5ufrogen BEL 3beo. s.
Sicaer e g.. 217 Slt.8altimorcltr.
GumeStoWn.
(ce6N ?
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-05-23
Weuefes.

Su 3aleisb, N. g.. muroe Elm pro=
lninenter 9lrst. u. &omlano. psrbaftet.
oa man ibn uerodbtiat. ieinen llidbris
gen sobn osreiftet gu baben, um lib
in Den 8eliB elmer 8erliderunssiumme
BON 5000 gu ieben. 3u9leih wuroe
Die @attin bes Nratss, Die er erlf Dor
elmer Wode geoeiratbet bat. als Der
Wittbdteridait perodbtia. in 0aft 9e=
nommen. Ser feline ¨ano farb
Dor suei Wo9en, nadoem lein 8attr
ibm cine Orange geoeben batte. tuelhe
einen bitteren g'eihmad gsbabt baben
loa.
Mdbreno in Otlaboma Gitp adt
iunee Mdoben auf elmer iiber Den
Nortb Canadian &iper fiibrenoen Bride
itanoen. nm iid pboto9rapbiren gu
laiien. brad oielelbe 3uiammen uno lie
ale tiir3teu in oas @a6er. Gs gelang,
iebs bon ibnen sl retten. Wamie Wlng
uno Mattie Ooris aber ertranten.
sSn Naiospi(le. @a.. tpuroen am
Disnltas suei 9le9er selpndt uno bier
Yerlonen erl1Olien, neil ein yle9er
einen 8eriuA madte. eine pelBe Jrau
gu oergepalti9en.
Gin liiolid fabrenoer 3us Der @eors
eia @entraIbahn 1T am Wtontaa in Der
Wdbe bon 0ilsboro. &c.. ent9leilt,
uno es puroen babel % periouen uers
lebt, mie es ldeint aber 9tiemano lebenS=
9efdbrli1. Ser 3u9 NOR bauptldhli1
nit Coo 6eloms aus Ntbens. 8a., uno
umee9eno an9efiut, Die id aur DOB
5elloms @onpention in columbus, 4a.,
be9eben MOLTEN.
Sieben B.rgleute, oarunter Der Su=
perintenoent gleranOer 8. SdcObs, lino
in Der Na6t gum Monta9 in Der gnsle=
uiue Wine in gu9leDille. @olo., ent=
meoer uerbrannt ooer erltlft. Die 2el=
hen muroen w1breno oes 3ages aus
Der @rube Dsraussebrabt. Gin 6euer,
oas Dor einem eyabr in Der @rube aus
aebrohen uno in eini9en Nbtbeilungen
immer rod nibt SanS erlolben mar,
batte Fb pl0bli4 aus9ebreltet uno ben
5unnel ererlffen, poourA ben Mdnnern
Der 9luslpe9 abaeiduitten wuroe. Sle
Stele, wo Die Jlammen oen Iunnel
treusten. bsiinoet lib orei Wfellen BON
Der Ssffuuns entfernt, uno es mar oa=
ber nit sroben ShmierlsteIten oer=
tuiipIt, Die 3eibsu berauS gu lbanen.
| ldtimm perbrannt mar, i'm Solpltal IN
Ser Gampier vNaOmi" bon her
1@roBbp Transportation So. brannte
/ am Glenltas aui ielner SSabrt Swilhell
/ Brano 0auen unb Dlllmautee big aut
| ben gDa1erlpiegel ab. 50 Yanaglere
lnabm Der Dampfer .Stratforo" aui
limb brabte lie auf Den Dampfer u&a=
4 mems" ppu obiger 2inie. Vier Watroien
! oerbrannten. Yon ben Werlebten III
! 1T S. Wi. 2booes bon Detroit, lpelber
@rano Napos 9eforben.
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Def 0orb (nd& einiset1
e9nanien): x3oblsn Gis mir 4O0O
lironcs unb ID min bic perle nidt ses
{eben babtn.~
Der Mirtb (ni9t obne 5i
ienf3en): xNebmen Sid! (gr 5Gblt
benz syremben bas @elb in 64einen
ouf ben Slid. bas bisfer, ohne e.
na93uaGblen, tinitedt). Nebmen Sie
unb reifen Sie nit - Gott!"
Der SO RIB: "Good bye, I
shall not fail"
Cine Niertelitunbe fpdter, tpd6renb
man gigarren berumreichte, tebrte Der
eliidlihe 8eiiber Der perle bur9 bic
offene Sbiir, tpel6e mad feinem prie
batairnmer fiibrte, fretbeblei9 auriid
unb feine itarren Nugen fudten ben
suipefier, Der bic Perle auf 10000
Uranes sefddBt batte.
Diefer bate es jeboh porgesogen,
bas Weite gu Iuhen. SD bermutbete
nibt nit llnrecbt, babes Der Besleiter
bss Gnsldnbers getpe1en lit. Sin eins
beimif9er Supelenbdnbler aber, auf
beTen Getptilenbaftigfeit man ii9 ber=
laifen burfte, bate unterpeIIen fefgez
feut, bab bic perle uneat mar.
Mabrbaftis, meine 3erren, fie mar
srob, i6Dn unb unedt, unb bate einen
t1einen Sled. Der mir fabelbaft betannt
mar.
Sd sablte, tpanbte mid erfdroden
ab unb pantte nu9 Der Shiir.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-05-23

@eorge Eeeslie, Elm 2ofomotiu=
fiibrer oon 8ennilon, marb geHern IN
Stem Nleranoria, Is Wellen peitlih
pou Steubenpilie. als er ben Ropf ourh
Elm 6enItsr itredte. UNI lih um6uleben,
BON einem 0ltlid fabrenoen Tra6tsua
aetroffen uno 9etDotet. Seeslie blnter=
last cine gDittlpe uno fiinf 3iuoer.
= 9lu| Der 6arm BON 0enrp ..
2oreus III Der Ndbe bon Eprforo muroen
in ben Iebteu 5agen 81 tpertboolle
GbaIe bon Dunoen aet0otet uno SO
onoere 10 idtper oerlebt, oaB Elm She'll
berieltsn einaeben wira 2orena.- Der
bier in Der Stabt mobnt. bate id be-
miibt, nur bic bclten Nahen au aiebel
uno lit Der Nerlun um 10 mebr,3u be-
bauetn.
Mlel1anoro golabedio. Der iunae
ssytaliener, tpelder ndh iener Geimatb
3uridgelhidt meroen iolte. 1T nun bod
lpieber na9 oem Srrenalpl in MaliQon
qebrdAt tporoen. no man feline MUS
nobme erf perpei9erte. Yrobateridter
Neam mar INNER Der Nnlidt. bah oaa
@eleb, peldes Die ernmalige Mufnabme
Ibes sStoIieners in bic Nnfalt Qeifattete,
ou6 fiir cine 3lpeite Mufnatme Wiiltia.
feit babe unb @snsrol Gtaatsanmalt
gllis suifAiso in bieitm 6inile.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-05-23

Drunien i'm Giioen bat man siil<!
reliaioien giferer. Der feinen l2idhtlGssII
Gnaben blutia Ihlug, rpeil er lnI SotyIts
tag gnieban gefpislt batts aiif pls u.
Dauer bon 6 Ulonaten ins Nrbeitsh1,I1
aeIdidt. 8an3 10 radifdnbia. lpte rioII
bebouptst bat. 1T Der Siiosn all0 ben
.nidt.
selbit III Der Wann big 81 sllll q 4
Grau bat. ss s
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@nnosr are q ess,as Rttt.


.l1n|er ileiner Gotn bate filnf Sabre
lang eczema. iArslbt 81. u. Aoams,
lDenrietia, go. v3wsi unierer biefasn
Dpttoren iaQten. 0ab Der Goa bon.
nungslos iei. inoem ieine Gun9eil ange-
ariffen tpdren. Mir 3o8en bann anoere
Nerste 3u Nat1e. bod erfol9fe teine
Befieruna. 3ufdlia lafen mir iiber
electric Bltters. fauften seine 0laihe
uno bemertten balb Deiierun9. Wir
fubren NIT Dieier Msoi3in fort. bis
mebrere 6lafhen auf9ebrauht lparen.
uno unier Grabe uollifdnoig turirt
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-08-23
Household Hints

A very satisfactory way TO clean rugs
after they have been hung on the line
and beaten Is to brush them carefully
with a whisk broom dipped in gasoline.
Before boiling eggs. wet the shells
thoroughly in cold water before drop
ping in the boiling water and they will
not crack.
To scale fish quickly cover with boil
ing water: let It remain In the water
Just half a minute, then serape with a
knife and the scales win come of
readily.
A very good way TO lay the dust on
the carpets while sweeping is to sprin-
pie over them two cupfuls OF dampened
corn meal
Bites Of insects are relieved by
touching the spot with a drop Of am
monia. II neutralizes the poison cad
soothes the pain.
Glass bottles may .se cleaned by using
fine coal ashes. or wood ashes are bet
ter. with a little. washing power and
warm water shaking the bottles thor
oughly. Alcohol Is also good, but rather
expensive as a cleansing fluid
A teasPoonful of puiverized alum
mixed with the common stove polish
VIII give wonderful polish.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-08-23
Women as Photographers

Tt seems strange that so few women
yucceed as photographers, for women
prefer to go 10 their own sex to be
photographed rather than to an obvi-
Ously professional" mar, whose atten-
tolls remind them uncomfortably Of
those of a dentist.
The trouble with the feminine photog-
raPher is that she endeavoTs to be too
artistic, at the expense of the wishes
of her patrons. People get their pic
lures taken because they desire a ike
ness, and they do not relish an in
pressionistIc portrait vanishing into tbs
shadow. Furthermore, she disregards
her subjects individuality Sine should
first of all try to find out how they
imagine they lOOk-a very different
thing from their actual appearance
and then strive to attain that ideal.
She must somehow make a nervous,
disheveled unattractive woman a mira
Gle Ct charm. and all without such
gross fattery as to cause suspicion.
None of the other feminine arts will
come aTniss in her makeup. She must
know Just what clothes and what alter
atoms in the dress viii work the trans
formation. and she must in a way play
the hostess, and put her subject at her
ease.
II is difficult art, but those who do
succeed find that in every way they are
repaid for the trouble IL took them TO
reach their present status. And the
best Of all is that the overly esthetic
photographer will find that by suppress
ing her early artistic tendencies she
has arrived at that true art which is
only expressed in simplicity and natU-
Falness.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-08-23
WHEN I AM DEAD.

when I am dead. and nervous hands
have thrust
Ny body downward into careless dust:
think the grave could not suffice TO
hold
Ny spirit prisoned in the sunless mold.
some subtle memory Of you would be
a resurrection Of the life Of me-
Yea. / would be. because love YOU So
The speechless spirit OF all things To az
grow
You could not touch a flower but II
would be
Like csress upon the cheek Of me-.
/ would be patient In the common grrass.
That I might feel your football sho.dd
you pass.
would be kind as-rain and psure as
dew,
= loving spirit round the Iifetor YOU.
When your soft chicks by perfumed
winds were famed
'Dwouid be my Kiss and you would IN
derstand.
EaIt when some suItry> stesm-blea-ed
sun had set,
would be lightning-lf yoEl dared for
get!
-Sepfsmber Smart Set.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-08-23
CORN DALNTIES
Gceen Corn Onlelek.

-Four gOod-sized ears Of corn; FIVE
eggs, two tablespOOnfuls cream, quarter
Ieaspoonful salt. a little pepper, one
Tablespoonful butter.
Score lengthwise and scrape out the
pulp Of the corn. Beat the eggs, yolks
and whites separately. Mix well to-
gether the corn, cream, yoIks OF eggs
ana the seasoning, and give them a
brisk beating for a minute or two. Put
the butter IN the omelet pan and while
81 Is heating ada the sumly beaten
whites Of the eggs to the other in
gradients, folding them in lightly: pour
ii into the hot butter and cook as any
omelet, raising the center with a broad
knife and tipping the pan 70 let all the
unlocked Fart reach. the hot pan. As
soon as nicely Drowned and evenly
coOked, fold cver. turn out on a hot
platter, and serve at once.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-08-23
Curranf JeAY

Gather the fruit when fully ripe; re-
move the stems. put them into a deep
pan. mash thoroughly and strain the
juice through a hair sieve. To every
pint OF juice allow one pound Of sugar.
Put the juice and sugar in a pre-
serving kettle. Have a little gelatin
dissolved in warm water: add It to the
sugar and juice while cold
Place il over the fire and boil until
jelly. Be careful to skim all the
time while in the fire. Pour into glasses
or cups while warm and as soon as cold
cover with brandy paper and tie close
~. Or use alright jars.