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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-15
Gnilarutr Sinulantrn.

Der beriibmte profe1or Der geri6ts
liAen Wleoi5in Casper, Der bis gum
Sabre 1864 in Berlin prattisirte, mar
in Der Gntlarpung BON Simulunten
iiberaus geI6idt. 60 iuar er emit ais
SadperitGnbiger bel einem Gsri1tsz
faQe 5use5ogen iporbsn. in benz cine
5rau, Die cine anbere fdiper perIebt
bette. iid taub lMtelte. Die Sra9en bes
8oriiBenoen beS @eri4ts ma9ten n;dt
cen geringiten @inorud auf bic Inges
tla9te. Sic i4iitteIte gu alien ben
&opf, uno ba ie beS GeienS unb
S6reitens untunbig lpar, ipdr man
poulg ratbloS, mas 81 beginner lei.
Sect Eat Casper, bic 6rau einmal auf
feline Dirt befra9en gu oiirfen. Die
8itte mar gerre seitattet, unb Der 9trjt
begonn; nSie ioaen Die 5rau 2enlte
tbdtli6 angegriffen babsn." Sis TSrau
ldiittelte ben &opf. n5rau 2emte III
i6lper perlebt unb INNER nod betts
ldeerig." Wisoer Sopfi4itteIn. .8ei
Der S4ldgerei baben Sic an9eIangen.
5lerft gu fdtmpfen unb oann 81 iGlas
gen." Die Srdu mirb 3OrnrOtb i'm
4eIi6t, i4ittclt aber INNER nod ben
&ppf. rIber 1rou 2emte bebauptst
IS %beitimmt," iGrie iebt Der .r5t nit
lauter Stimme, nm oann isbr Ieiie
bin3u5uieBen: nGrou 2emts 1T cine
Iebr g~lalbpiirbige Perion uno liigt
niemaIs." bod, lie liigt pie ges
brudt!" i9rie ba piitbcnb bic 4nqes
tlagte CUR grGbten Grleiterun9 bes Sc
ri6ts, bas ie nun, ba lire Stimulation
eripisIsn mar, 81 ldngcrer 0efGngnibs
itrafe p%erurtDsilte.
Gincn Solbdten, Der ebenfans
3aubbeit beu6elte, ertlarbte Casper
auf folgenbe 9eitere Weiie. Der Mann
mar CUR 8eobahtung in bic &linit bes
Protectors Casper tomanoirt unb, ipie
iibIid, auf talbe Rotion geIebt ipor-
ben. Wad einigen Sagen blisb Der
Ir3t zines WlorgenS beim R~unbgang
Dor bisIem Solbaten itebcn unb, i'm
i6arf firtrsno, benertte er gu benz iols
genben G~rantenpdrter bal5luut; nS0s
rem Sic, pfeifier, bas 1T oenn bod
pirtli6 Elm Stanbal. Sic laIien ia
bieien Manr bier baIb %psrbungsrn.
2ofen sic i6m ioIort Elm groBs5 BEEF
feat unb einc geb0rige portion Brat
tartoffeln 5ubetsiten" uno, 1id p!oblit9
benz ange6li6 S~dperhorigen 5lllpens
benb. fragtc err: nDas m0gsn Sie bod
ellen, ni6t po6r?" - nSapobl. Serr
P%rofeHprl" dntpOrtets lout nit lsudz
tenben Nu9en Der freubig lleberraI1ts.
Geiber betam er Icin 9eefIteat nibt,
benin iApn einc babe Siunbs ipGtsr
iibte ct nit bungrigem Magen .2angs
famen SGritt" auI benz @rsr3i:rpldbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-15
Gin S'torhsnbaseaoI'.

Gin &r5t in Strabburg tbeilt fols
genbe 9soba9tung nit. Nuf Der Wcits
unb Siibieit, bes WiinIters iino jGbrs
lid einig. GtDr6e angefiebelt, uno es
9epdbrts mir INNER unsnoiidss Ser
gniigen, NIT msinem S%ernrobre oiel,
interefianten DDgel auf ibrsn lufti9er
SiBen gu bsobaGtsn unb ibrs Glitter
gu itubiren. Sie mahtsn chamber
gleid mad ibrer Mntunit I'M sStlbjaby
ben 9of. i.ber fufte iein QDsibden.
IroB aller aufgepeno.t.n 2i.benspiirs
bisteit gelang e5 jebOh einsm Der
St0rde ni6t, cine 8raut gu geipins
men; Der @esenitanb iein.r N.igung
f9entte feline 2iebe einem anoeren.
Sas iunge paar mar sliidli6 in Ieie
mem Neits, unb Der ausgenieiene Nes
benbu9ler, nun Elm trGumeriider Sage
itols, iab tribe uno bitter. ben SdlS
ei~nge5o9en, auf sinem naben &amine,
ipie ctipa Der rRitter BON 9oggens
burg" unb iab nit Weib unb Gifcrs
iudt berii6er auf bas liebsnbs Qaar.
Dem iungen Storden.bepaor lagsn
bolo bier gier i'm NsIte, unb i9 iaE
zines Sages. ipie bic Wutter lie nit
benz langen S9nabeI bspidte. uls bic
Sunsen gum @usi6liipien bereit ma
rem.
Die alsinen NIT ben i6peren
f9ipar5en Ghndbeln tonnt.n talo bic
&Opfe 9.6en unb pfiffen mad Sab
rung, iopie lie bic Gltsrn anfliesen
bDrten.
Der aboepieiene Sreier absr fab
nod INNER tiniam. Sab briteno, auf
Ieinsm Ghbrnitein unb blidte siirnenb
auf #. bsriiber.
Gires Cages tparen bic Gltern beibe
ausgeflpgen, als i9 ein.n Stor9 Iid
Guf bas Neit berabneigcn unb i'm i'm
grimmig nit benz i9drfen Sanabel
nah ben Sun9en Ite6en fab. 9lut
flop, bic armen &leinen nciaten bas
9dupt uno Iaeen tobt i'm Neite. gu
neit mar i9 entfernt, I'm ben W5rber
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-15
Tbfagrtsta9e Der S5can Camper
bDn Ncm.yurf.

am 1G. Suni Gampier n&ron'
prin5" nnh Bremen.
An II. Suni 9ampfcr o2uIita-
nia" noh Siucrpool.
An II. SUM Gompier nYotsoam"
nad) Mottcrbnm.
Nm17. SUM CAMPER nM. 8aib'
ington" llod Nteapcl mo Srieit.
gn II. Sllni San1picr .Gnmpa,
mia" ndd) Nedpel mo Wcnua.
gn II. SUM Camper n9lrintic"
nad southampton.
am Is. Sum- 0ampier .Slapo-
Mo" nad Gibraltar uno Neopel.
PIN IS. Slni Sampicr Bremen"
nod Bremen.
gm is. S,ini Camper .aoiierin"
lloh &ombnrg.
am IS. Slu1i Gampicr .Georic"
llad) liverpool.
Am is. Suni Sarnpier ,Sapoie"
llad) SABRE.
gm 20. Slini Gompfcr nGoIrn.
bia" mad Neapel unb Srieit.
Nm 20. SUM 9nmpfer .Gretic"
lad Gibraltar lln0 Neapel.
Nm 20. Slini Gampfer ngrin5eB
Srenc" nod Gibraltar nno Neopel.
Aim 20. Suni Gampicr n6rieori6"
ilo1 Bremen.
gm 20. SUM Gampier rltmbria'
nod 2iuerpool.
Im 20. SiIni Sompier nFcunipl.
pania" nad Samburg.
am 20. Suni 1ampier .Galiior.
mia" mad GLASGOW.
Nm 20. Siini Gampfer ,alaerio"
na1 Ncopel.
am 20. SUM Camper rMciaba"
nah 2on6on.
Aim 20. SUM Camper ct .Sonis"
na6 Scltbampton.
Sim 20. Suni 0ampier .3eelano"
mad 0oper itno Nntnerpen.
an %. SUM 0olnpier .aaiier
@ilbelm Ger 3peite" nod Bremen.
gm "a. Snni Gnmpier .Guiiia"
nah Hotteronm unb 2ibou.
am "a. SUM 0ampier .Wauretn.
llia" nad 2iperpool.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-15

Re9en / ii r mer ii # I If
3u 8 ii d ten, biirfte iit fir ben
@eflii9els ME 5iid5iihtsr, psl6e bic
Ten Wllrm ais Jiitterungsmot.rial in
GROCER Werge bsrDtbisen, pobl ems
pfebIen. gu bieiem Stpste iperben u
Sub tiefe Gruten aus9eeraben, jebe
bon SDei 0uabratparbs JlGhcnin6alt.
uno oIsramn !9aferiiroD, ettpa ssbn
pfuab auf cinsn Nuoorotmcter, Ients
rs6t eingcitclIt uub Die CRUDE pieber
nit Groe eefiut. Sn ianbissm 9ob.n
mub lebmige Grce anitatt bes Sanbe3
ssnommsn perccn. G8 lit gu beadten,
bab Der SnbaIt bieier @rutcn fsu9t
1T; anoerni1us mub bur6 @stoGIiern
rd6gebplfen ncrben. Den trotnenhen
GinfliiNen Der SornsnItrablen piro
bur1 8sbeden Der Gruben nit Bret
tern unb JeiTiG rorgebsa0t. Wad cirta
so Sagen rero:n Tic9 bic Rrs:nlpiirrlcr
ii erober Y!enge gefemmelt tobcn, 10
bdb bic Gree CuSeinonb:r oetpprien
foerben fam. Giuo so Gruten pors
banben, 70 lam cine ununtertrcdere
Qusbeute Itottfinben. inbem cine bers
ielben jeben So9 ais Uutterquele be:
nubt Diro.
W ie oil gutes W q Il :
pieb ars eben9 Sbiere, nit
lpelfen man eineu guien Grfolg Bel Der
Maituns botsn mid. burien b06Itens
i'm bitter bon 7 big 8 Sabren 'teben.
miiFsn cinca feinen &no6sntou, cine
breite unb tiefe 9ruft. sinen runben,
tonnenformigsn Gsib baten, Der ipeter
b%erabbdng:nb, ned aufgeidlr3t fem
bari. etenfo breite pcfle Genben urb
gerdumige 5ldnten. boGe G9erfel,
breit.s arsus, einen ssrabcn 6reiten
Riden. breitsn, ita-ten Bug uno eine
lofe. bids, peids. lei9t au falten6e
5aut tsiissn. Cine feline, fdlaffe unb
6out bcutet auf aufqe,
fd!psmmts 9biers, bic m.i1tens I6le6te
JreTer iinb. Gut. Jrebluf unb rub
ges Temperament limb Sauptbebineun.
CEN fir sinsn suten Ytaferfola.
YGHc 5nr Geiic in's Mnslano &c.
Iorgt 6. Saline, Nr. 413, Cn-Salii.
m~oreItrafc, tnabe Chiffon Sunlc glue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-15

glun Cirg es nisosr GinauS in Die
WoQen unb in ben Sdmpf! g9c3 ipo0
oegen bieIcs Gliidsgefj6l bic ipintenbe
Qualification, bic e: ii6 bieIen Na9s
mittog auf benz @}arineamt bolen
fputc2
llno or folte pobl gar babel feblcn,
penn Der cite nGpnbor" pieber ieiuen
aItcn Surs feustn njigoe? stber oa
tameu lie bct Dem oiien Sobn al ben
llnrcatcr;. dit itiaem ,Gonopr"
fiib!!e e- I) DcriooGien. nab lpo ber
liafljs, Ia siHg cr nit mo ioGr'S aud
in ben ipiloeIteH Gtura.
llnb cs iohte ia nuA bdIo losGeben.
Ger cite SCIn mdtte ij0 nn'8 Wert.
Gr 3ol bic 4%aufpI0ntc eiH, l9IpB Die
NeIing, icarf bic Gaue lbs, 6olte iie
Elm uNO lieB bic Tla5se iteigen. Dann
f3evte er bic 3roiIe burh bic S9leppy
tlu5e.
Dun iebte er iidl auf Tcin 9Gn.6en
Dor hein lcsren &artenbdus uno mar
tete.
2au1e ioLte es ni6t baler1,.
g}o6 che bic Come iilsr ihrcn Mits
~ta9spultt binau5 lpar, b0rte er puItsn
unb go'Ieln an Der bcrabbdn9eubsn
Grp6e. Worit,tig Iu9te CT binunter,
3ipci b~rcitbugige GhIeppcr ipareu ter
bei0etpmmcR. Ser cine nabm bic
GroIIe ouf ben Saten, Der andre lourbe
on ben N@tsrfleoen Dertout. Ser alte
Sobn lieB Iid) nihI btiien.
8ann crt3nten SiUei ticfc, pouc 81
rencnpfiffc rno ihon oIitt Der Som
Dor" aug ieiacm gtiincn Tcppit9 Ders
aug III ba3 gslte, oufJeDiihlts Wofe.
beS SofenS. Iblpet)isluo b"riiIten bic
beiocn GAleppcr ihre Warmno8Iigs
male. Seiis an Gtitt fINren tie bas
bin. Elm NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Yon ess
lpaltiCer Strait. 0is tIeinen Tobrs
5euee, bic busd) ben 9afen tscu5ten,
beeiIien ii4. itnen uno Dem alien
nGon6cr." Der ie bo9 iiberroote, bic
Dege fret gu madden. Simmer peiter
binous 9ing ca. Die beiben UioleR,
bic lpis 5pei iieinerre Rielendrme in
baS Mecr rogten. I'M eS Su bdnoigen,
lieben iie balb bin!sr Yi6. Der alte
nGoaoOr" begarm Iid gu pie8en.
2dngaeitredte Welen iamsn linen
ent9egen.
auf uno nieoer i6autelten bic
GGleppsg, dber lie t1iibltcn IjG3 nit
aucbauernbem GuirIen bGr0 bic
Jlutb.
Der ate .Gonbor 3og butter ibnen
Ter. lebIcs ioie Elm Gcrg.
@G.'gjt waren ie clf Gofer @a.
Tad] elmer Galben StunCe loiirGe BON
Der aiiitc mr. ned cin C5tti9 81 IeGc1
unb naG) elmer 3~!ociien EaItea Gtu"be
piiroe audi Der Octi6lpunbsn Icin.
3onn gdb C5 Eur Simmel uab IoFsr
I'M ben dltcn nGonoor" btrlm. @as
Seer. boj groBs. belize Wie:r !piirte
Jpn ptcter c~afnebr'cn.
limb ba5 West I1GeIte, uHo feline
@GruIt 9inG in ts.t %hruNctcGen Wcl.ea
Der Greubs. Gin frii&er Binb Ttrit
iibcr oaS 9erbcd unb losbte oo3 grau,
Soar bes ~einau9i3sn Sobn Einter bic
Obrer 5uriit.
Ger itonb an NnterfpiQ uno IAcu!c
rad born. @ohin modte E eehen?
Or tarnts ipeber 3ped mod 3iel bicfer
5abrt. limb es lpar natii-lih, baB er
i!9 bariiber @ebanten m6dtc.
Dab bic alien, ~rubmpouen 3ei!en
bcs alien nGonbor" piebertommcn
tpiirben. mar ibm geipiB. Seine jabrcs
LANCE Soffnung CAB ibm .ds 0stt gu
oiefem Glauben. Sur las SilduS
fdIeppen alr5 benz Sofsn tpouts ni6t
re6t ca3u paFen. Dian mubte i'm ia
erit bemannen.
ODD bdS tcnntc oub IN einem Gil
bern 6afsn rNr iih -sh"r.
~ ET
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-15
Gtoanktnfplitter.

Die &eblc lit oas sbliHelo6 gum S:lOs
fbranf Der 99irtbe.
Wenr bic Che ihon cine Gr3itbnns IL,
is III CO Dor Nllem bic 5ur - 0ebulo!
Sc b65er BIZ iteisit. befto tiinner lpiro
beine umgebuug.
MandT Monn erfiIt ieirer Grau teiusn
Wilen 70 germ, ci5 ibyeu lsbten!
Wan fobt mandss Wsui6sn 6briidteit,
uir IS 1T ism pas gum itsblen errsidbnre.
MT: - ~ ipeciI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-15

&0llerei. - SEER 9ureoupor.
id bite I'm eirc Stnnoe llr.
Ioub-id iiible @aacnbeidpperoenl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-15

- DSm, oo bot mans! 8aum bobcn
sic cine Mart Wouats3ulage crbol.
ten, 10 gebt aud idon ole Goaerei
lusi"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-15
Cine antc &apitnI =Wulaac.

8rotes bierfi0diaes gSobn5ul5, 81 Sub
Sroni, MIR $I2 @rultorenie. lit an ueri1ieoefc
Snniilieil herniieibet mo briiiat $50 lnonatlidl.
iter eine 5urm ianfen m6dte. Ndberes bel
3. Saoeutppp, Nr. III, Turb. 6barlce. z trahe.
(Sept5,10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-15

*** Ger Compiler ,Susqllebanna"
bc9innt am Is. Sum- NIT ben Better
ton. nnb Ycrt Tepolit-G rfuriionen.
Ser Compiler iGbrt Gicnita9S, Con.
ncrItaas nnb Somitaas mn 1 llbr
Nahmittags uno Mittmod)s uno
Sonntags nm 9 llbr SormittagS. Gic
Munbfabrt foitat MIR 80 Gents. Ild
limb cute WablSeiten fir 80 Gents aln
9orb 81 baben.
'** Gle Bon Con emma @ile3
1agcs,grfuriioncn" naf annapolis
nnb Dem @eit.Giuer beginner ant q.
oieIes Monats, unb oie ausgeoebuten
6abrten Die 9ai binunter am 81.
SUM.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-15
9sutfdss Mrbetts. Nodwri,uuas.Yareuu
Stcacngeinhc.
Strncnciudl:

SIFUCUtINU,
Sine iutge oeltlNe 9Sttipe nit Cincm Ninoe
fuht Slelung ais 8nu5bdlteriu bel eiucm al
leluiiebenoen Derrn ooer bel 5luci dltereu 1ells
ten. Jtdd8utrupcn bon = his . llbr Itubmlls
tags in Rr. sos, Et.SaItimUre. Strahc.
1868
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-15
Gallagher, Der gaumciitcr.
S95O.OO. 3n perfanieu: $4,000.

Gene Ieien. mooernen 8pctlt6di9en Sdufer
slpsiule uno 5upciie.S trabe. nit alien nluoers
neil @inribtungel; cenentirie Ncuer, Sof uno
9rottoirs. @ntaiuirie Gaoepnnlcn i,lo 8iid)eil'
W~hseiiife. Mnrmurtreppeu mo s@elimfe, iuniz
tire Drainnee, Strofei nit oitrifi5irten 3ie9cIs
iteinelt eeptluitert. sic iniiHen eefeben meroel,.
I'M ie' fbdbeIi Si fDnnen.
WtaH Iebnre ,SairIluunt : Nbenie &dQgors.
sebr leidie Seoingnneen. Bur Snfpeiiion TIC.
lth lino Sonntngs often. ~glleuteu am RlnEe.
Srunomtetbe $4,000 - iebsunooreibi9 SonGrs
pro Sabr.
RaIter z. Aeitpbaf,
(WaifS-) @auunternebmer,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-15
3n ocrmictBeu.
Su ucrmictbeu:

Sn Ucrmictten:
gr. 1107 mo M, 9ioro.gSurtsS trabe; 8pei.
itodtee 0duier in borSiIaiihem 3uftaHoe; Die
the MIR $40 pm Wiunai. 9tu65ufrduen ON Crit
nno Stellc uoer bel Scnrn VI. Visel, Rr. 2O4,
Wpro Is aiurrt,S ctr. CSlui2 MD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-15

Sin ledger Dram Iut! Sielle in cincm Tri.
Dutbdufe; Oeritebi dlD @aricnurbcit. ytQdl5i.
iEaeel IN Nr. 1920, 9iuro- Gcntral.Apcnue.
1868
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-15
Uarmcn

In ieber @rbBe bon 4 bis AT $4,000 adern, In
W'arnldno uno auoeren Sftiianien; ferner 8e.
tfaftebanfer liro @ubnpduicr in Baltimore nno
ant Dem tnroe fault man am Giailfien nurb
bic 8e1ierals Igeninr bon german YaoeuhUsp,
Ill. Norb.G hnrieS' straRe. Baltimore, W,b.
(Geptt. 12Wit)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-15

Mne, Weidje 8elb gebraudlcn. ipredbeu bier
Dor. Wnieiben anf SnI1re. Mbbel itno 8runos
eigentbuni. Sni @erirniien. seine pndu Stfices
Meibooen. Baltimore Snpetmem g." Nr.
40. Nurb.H atasS trabe. (27S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-15

EGHe 5ur Gciic im's Mnslauo &c.
iorgt 6. Saline, Nr. 413, Cn-Salii.
moreitrahc, nabe Chiffon Sunlc Tue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-15
InftiDns In5eige.
Charles ser Mlcrritcn, Iniunlt.
Nr. 2l3, 9purtluno. Strubc.

5ritamCntuol iitrrdcrSsWcriaui
-oCS-
&irtbidnits, uno Guocns6igeutbums
III, l3OU-i3O!, Glt-Hrutt' StraRc, @de uuH
Scntrnls9iuemue, uuo Nr. 1901, Git.
Erntt StraBf, Gdc Uuu Caroline
StrnRc, III Der Staot Sula
New-York tribune., 1908-11-22
COLLEGE EDUCATION DEFENDED

If DR.. G. Stanley Hall could have attended the
annual luncheon Of the Mount Holyoke Alumnee
Association at the Hotel Gotham yesterday he
might have had his mind set at rest on some
points. DR.. Hall in a recent magazine article
expressed grave concern because. as he believed
the pristine purity of young women's intui-
tions being sicklied Ger with thought and
tarnished by reflection. President Mary F. Wool
ley of Mount Hoyoke sees no occasion for alarm
In this particular quarter.
Amy at all familiar with colleges" said
Miss Woolley knows that the students are not
troubled with excess OF mentality. We shall
continue at Mount Holyoke our efforts to tarnish
the pristine purity of maiden intuitions with re-
Election, but there Is danger of our producing
an oversuppy of great purity. 1 have collected
some choice gems from examination papers that
might relieve the apprehensions Of critics II
they cared examine them. Here a couple
of specimens: 'Beowuf great battle
sisted by Wyclife; Tramer wrote the Prayer
Book a charming and dgnifed piece of litera-
ture' "
President Woolley announced a legacy of $4,000
from the estate of Mrs Mary Dame Hail. Of
the presidents of Sorosis.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-22
sEwEo INTO HER CLOTHES.

The teacher OF little immigrant girl had been
trying 70 induce her to take u bath The rrotest
OF her indignant mother. made through an inter
prefer thus says THE Youths Companion:
''Shall I my child out OF her new warm.
woollen clothes that have sewed her safely into
for the winter. and put water her bare skin?
No. 1 viii not do IT, Water Is dangerous or ,ba
skin IN cold weather. I a good mother sba
shall be warm. and she shall not be wet If She "a
not very clean. what matter? She Is clea, a,o,, .
and she does not go to school be cleaned but 10
learn books; and she can learn books II she Is
dirty" She was bathed. nevertheless sr1 v,a. -.
again sewsd into her clothes that winter. O
New-York tribune., 1908-11-22
GIRL BlLLPOSTERS,

"One by one women reaching out and grasp
ing occupations said the business man sor-
roWfully. "A little while ago the papers an
nounced that a woman, college graduate had
taken up window washing for a profession Now
comes news from Paris of q feminine biIlposter
What next?"
Feminine billposters-that is a good idea" said
the artist. Women have more taste than men
and natural sense of color Maybe when women
take bill posting into their hands the public won't
have what little artistic perception 1t has out
ragged by seeing purple-frocked pink-hatted chorus
girls sandwiched between a flaming scarlet soup
advertisement and sage-green picture Of sub
urban lots Hail the girl bill posterl Long may
she pastel
New-York tribune., 1908-11-22
Gibbs and Charities

Many handsome prizes have been contributed for
December I. by the Ladies' Association of St
Johns Day Nursery, at No. 223 East 9th street,
for the benefit OF the nursery. Among those work
ing for the success OF the affair Mrs Philip
Britt, Mrs. w. J. Coates, Mrs. Yermilyea Mrs
Adolphus Green, Mrs. L. A. Fabricott, Mrs. Walter
Burke Mrs J. H. Haggerty, Mrs T. ]. Jones'
Mrs. J. A. Muldoon, Mrs w. McKenna, Mrs J.
H Parker, Mrs. T. Manahan, Mrs J. Mulgrew,
Mrs @. Gillespie Mrs. John Barron. Mrs. John
Courtney and Mrs. P. Cremin.
The November social of the New York womGn's
Press Club. OF which Nine. Rlenner is presi-
dent Will be held next Saturday afternoon at the
there will be addresses by Dr. Mary Mills Patrick.
of Constantinople. on The Press on the Present
Situation in Turkey and the Balkan Peninsula"
and Miss Margaret z. Henry, on "Our Relation
o Current Literature"
For the benefit of st. Lukes Home for Aged
Women a sale OF fancy articles and homemade
delicaces will be held the afternoons and even
ings of December / and at the Plaza Hotel
At the annual meeting OF the Woman's Chess
Club, of New York. of which Miss Z. Campbell
Foot president. held at the Hotel Martha Wash
ington, last Tuesday. the following members were
elected directors: Miss Z. Campbell Foot, Mrs
Winthrop Parker. Miss z somsrs Hainss, Ars-
New-York tribune., 1908-11-22
eEIllISlY.IiZ11lIIIE]

Tea. Chocolate. Ice Sets etc All kin9s Of
Fancy Chnaware Oriental Screens and Toys Japanese
Drawn Linens SILK kmonos. kOJIMA & IMAIZUNI
co. importers of Japanese Goods. 533 Ave cor
49th St. " Y Mail Orders filled
New-York tribune., 1908-11-22

William Gordon Yer Planck. Mrs. George P Sade
Miss Mary Z. Drake. Miss Frances Peters Mrs
Paul Fem and Mrs. J. P. Gordy.
An interesting programme has been prepared by
the International Art Society for It's members
take part are Anna Jewell, pianist; MatiIe Offer
man, contralto, and Isidore Moskowitz, violinist
For the benefit OF Auxiliary No ! of Stony Wod
Sanatorum. Thanksgiving tea and sale will
be held at the home OF Mrs. William H Benedict
tomorrow afternoon from 20 8 o'clock The reg
ular meeting OF the auxiliary will be held on No
vember 80 at the home OF Mrs. Frank Conover No
15S West S7th street.
The New Workers will give a vaudeville enter
tainment in Carnegie Lyceum Saturday evening
November %. An interesting programme has been
arranged. which includes vocal and instrumental
music, recitations. etc. by we'll known artists
The National Society OF New England Women
held their first literary day Thursday at Delmon-
ico's. Miss Lizzie Woodbury. Law presiding and
Mrs. Edwin Hall Shelthar as chairman of the after
Charles Battell Loomis read selections from his
books. Miss Elsa Fischer. accompanied by Miss
Prescott. played violin solos
Miss csrmels Panzllo sang
New-York tribune., 1908-11-22
LITTLE MOTHERS BAZAAR.

The members OF the Little Mothers Aid Associa-
ton working hard for the success of the
Christmas festival an1 bazaar to be given at the
Waldorf-Astoria on December s. and many beauti-
full and useful things have already been contrib
uted The decorations TO be OF holly and
Christmas bells. and fine musical programme will
be given by the Ada Landen Hand orchestra. Nov
ing pictures viii be among the attractions and
there viii be everything from a penwiper to an
automobile for sale.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-22
FOOD AND CLEAN HANDS,

"Clean food means clean hands," says Mrs. Ellen
H Richards in THE Federation Bulletin and the
clean hands she finds rarely that she considers
1t necessary to speak plainly and not be squeam-
ish" All intelligent women, she says should
turn their attention to the habits Of handling food
materials in all places-markets. shops delivery
wagons and kitchens" Mrs. Richards says that
nine-tenths of human Illness is due improper food
and that six-tenths of the nine. than one
New-York tribune., 1908-11-22

William Gordon Yer Planck. Mrs. George P Slade.
Miss Mary Z. Drake. Miss Frances Peters Mrs
Paul Fem and Mrs J. P. Gordy
New-York tribune., 1908-11-22

light of modern science. she says. the burden OF
cleaning laid upon housewives Is such that the
cleansing OF the Ausean stables by Hercules was
child's play.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-12-25

WOOD BLOCKS MAKE EXCEL
LENT PAVING.

The paving question is one of
much Importance to the people of
Grants Pass and will undoubtedly
be much discussed in the near future.
as good streets are requisite to mu-
nicipal prosperity. Now that the
city has elected mayor and council
that are pledged to give us pro-
gressive business administration. It
Is reasonably certain that this import
ant matter will be takenup. The
Portland Telegram, in discussing the
paving question recently, in an ed
itorial, said
About two years ago Baltimore's
city engineer submitted report on
certain wood-block paving tests made
In that city In which he extolled the
merits of that particular kind of paw
ing as they were made manifest by
experiment, and incidentally he re-
marked that the best material for
that paving, barring the expense Of