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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-18
Hewitt Schlamer Weddinu.

Mr. Emile s. SchIamer and Miss
Jennie Hewitt, both of Willard were
united in marriage yesterday after
noon at the residence Of Mr. Henry
Clark on Fourteenth street. Judge Al
fred Comings, officiating
An interesting feature connected
with the marriage is the fact that
Judge Comings married the parents OF
the bridegroom thirty years ago last
September
Mr. and Mrs Schlamer. who are
both representative young people o!
Willard returned to that place where
they will reside
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-18

Mrs, u G.. Casey and daughter, Miss
sarah. OF Sycamore street have re.
turned from q visit at 81. Louis.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-18

Henry Haseniaeeer is confined ta
his home by illness
Mrs. NJ Blaster. Of Carmi H., is
the guest of Mrs. b. Sailer.
Fesms Barter is IN at st Nary's In.
Urinary with an attack of appendicitis
Mrs. Paul Baur went to Charleston
Mo. Yesterday TO visit her mother
Mrs. Frank Russell
Miss Helen Lazarus of St Louis IS
visiting her sister. Mrs Gueuewald
OF Seventh street.
Orlaud s Peabody of ST Louis is
here visiting Mrs. Peabody aud little
son. at The Halliday
Mrs. James Wall of Ninth street is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Edw Rodeck-
Ter at East ST. Louis.
Edward f. KIeb Of New York. VIII
arrive today TO visit his mother, Mrs.
Louisa Kleb and family
Mrs. ~ G. Casey and daughter. Miss
Sarah. OF Sycamore street have re.
turned from a visit at St Louis.
Mrs. Alice Lee and daughter. Miss
Fora, and Miss Huffman. went to Ar
lington. Ky. yesterday TO attend the
wedding of Re. otto Lee.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-18
RECEPTION FOR
MRS. B. SAOLtR
WOMAN S CLUB AND DIRECTORS
OF ORPHANS ASYLUM HONOR
THEIR FRIEND.
LIBRARY HALL
Addresses of Appreciation for This
Prominent Worker in Charities
Many Were in Attend
ance.


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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-18


. sor,on,. H. mn, conon.ti.,n ,to.o
nv uynrhaar Tho ,attor wan r 'ia'
~ M hrt,,ai narta antara1 IA nhnror
lis stirring tfnes nroclaimine tba y,
rival ~ ma hri1o ana har ottnnJa~t.
First in tho rriIaI nr-coesfon Won.
me fonr pshers Mr. Roy y pl-saou
IF rndi,nanolis rn5 ana ,p pbillf,
Relman ~ C,Jro Mr. cet.,
schwartze Ct Flkvine m and Mr.
win Howe Of cairo. advanr mo to +.
altar me first two .. tnr down the
west aisle tba latter two o. in Down
the east aisle Of the church AMI
meeting they took their p1acps nj Nh
west side al The pl1p, The hrid s.
maids. Miss Alice Veneer aud MS,
leila Thistewcod. Miss Pearl He s
ter Of Cincinnati. Ohio. and Mss Ma.
! RE HALEY. two bv .wo. came in A.
the east aisle and arriving ut the altar
the four faced the four ushers the
eight forming a pretty guard # honor
| far the bride and bridegroom.
The. bridesmaids were followed by
! the maid of homer. Miss MauIa
Sutherland. sister If the lri le and
! last but the inter s.ad cvnosrre of
| all eyes. was the radiautly beautifu
bride. aowhed in an exQus,t, Rnna's.
sance lace robe over white tafe.d.
wearing ulla veil ami CARVING an
arnlrl Ct white marguerite daisies
tied with white satin ribbons. She
was escorted bv her father Mr. ". II.
Sutherland.
TIE bridegroom and his man Mr..
Harry Stotar If Benton. III. corning
from a side vestibule of the church.
met the bride at the altar and the
ceremony proceeded. the Rev 4. s.
buchanan reading the beautiful and.
impressive rites that touched all rra-I
foundly.
The maid OF honor wore mink Mes
saline silk and the bridesmaids flmyI
white lace-trimmed frocks. all carr,-I
ing mink and white carnations teil
with pink satin ribbons.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-18
NOT FROM ST. LOUIS BUT
ALWAYS IN CARLO,

If YOU WANT YOUR PIANO
TUNED OR REPAIRED CALL UP
BUCHANAN's MUSIC STORE,
AZ. 2. BRIGHTER,
RESIDENT TUNER. PRICES REA-
soNABLE. ALL WORK GUARAN-
Ted.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-18
Visitors Honored.

Mrs. II. S. Antrim Of Twenty-eiehth
street. gave an afternoon card affair
Yesterday honoring several visitors
Miss Elsie Metz, OF Cincinnati, Ohio,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-14

En- Lac Fisdras sigus tomando cuerpo
la idea de que 30 le c6 municipio propio
soual prhlado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-14
IMPORTANT PRO-
yGCtOs del ayunta-
miento de Rio Pie
dras.
La banda de mdsiGa ha tadO los me-
j0TeS TgSultadOs.
s. 0sla aTrGgIlldo d plaza IdRIIoa,

FebFerO 14-Ha lIegado & eBta pc b e.
ci6n 81 distinguidO cOmpstrieta Btfior Jo;
60 Rem ny, prsoedsnte de Europa.
Sc eBta aEreglando Ia plaza 10 que
ind1dablementa ha de emballecer ell pueblo
y se tianen impoEtantes proyectos relativos
81 eniiguo eRHer6n de la ConvaIesoencia.
81 pusblo progreBa r6pidaments.
La banda de mdsica ha dado 81 mfior
Fesu 'tado. Sus pEimsrss retreats han sido
muy buenss La nolhe del domingo
d timo obsequi6 con una lucida Bsrsnsta
81 seior Jorge Romany presidsnte del
Ryuntsmisnto, con motive de 80 FegteBo de
Europa y como prueba de gratitud poT
haber sido 81 inicisdoE de ID pTopis bands,
proYecto que fac sfOszmsnte GecundRdo
por 81 aYu tsmiento.
-Se eapsrR que 6sts fItimo ECSupeEe Ia
pEOpit dad dc loB teFrenoa que ocups la
casa "ConvAleaCenoia" & fn de pFoceder
al arreglo de su1 pageoH , jardineV, 10 cual
tRntR importsnCia ha de dsr { la locRIidad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-14
Casos Y cosas en- Ia isIa.

C6guRa F. brero 13 jefs de Ia politfa
insulRF, San JuaD.-El dnaB poF la tsFds
aoTpTendf una jugs1a dc dRdos en- el puen.
to Winthrop, srEsstando indivfduoB,
ocur 6ndolss $4.79 cuatFo dadoP.
CsIeSradO el juicio hoy en- Ia coTte mu'
nicipal, 81 juez Bsntsnci6 los dos banque'
ToS 10000 dollars 8 msses de c6rcel
cada uno -SsEgento Bsnco.
Aguas BusnsP, P,-Ayer foe halIada aho'
gad4 en- el rio del bArFio ''Moiae' de 6sta,
Ia iudivfdus Flcrentins'' Gomez invest'
gado el hecho, reBu t6 por connecuencia do
IN vertigo. .-Cabo Carreraa.
Salinas Hoy fueron aFEestadoa Ines
LRnsuse y EStehan Navarro por Fifa que
aoBtuvieEoD, de Ia cual Hslieron amboH hs'
TidoV. .-SsEgsnto JuIi6
MsTicao. & Ia una BoRpRendf
una jugsda en- 81 barrio .'Marina" de este
pueblo, aTTsstsndo cinco indivfduou y
Ocupando bArsja = diuero -Cabo Con
Ealez
Toa Baie.-Hoy & las dos .. m. ell tven
de sha de don GABRIEL Harn6ndeg. eytyo'
ps6 en- 81 taryio San Antonio" de este ter
mino municiptl, al indivfduo Quintfn
Msrtfnez El hecho raau to caaual.-Ca'
bo f. Mufiez,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-14
De SOCIEpAp

De Vuelta -Despu6l dc paBaT una tenn
porada en- los Eatsdos Unidoa ha regresa'
do ests ciudad "a bella diStirguids Sc
foEita Mercedes Acha. La sefiorlts AchR
pertsnece & uua conocidR familla de eRta
ciudad tiene On hsrmspo squf dedicado
al concrete. Otro de gus hsTmanoG, don
Rsm6D, reside an Espafia On donde dessm
pefla 81 cargo de teBients coFonpl de aEti'
llerfa del ej6roito eSpsfiol y sstuvo en- la
ials duTsnte slgunos sfioB retiTdndoHe &
geVvir Rllf al efsctuaEss el cRmbio de 80.
bersDfs. Bisnvenids Ia bella compatTiots.
BaiLes -Se prepRran algunos baileB
pare foes de este mas = principles del OtFo
y 81 { a,ino dard uno ell dfa % de m6Bca
rsg, otro de nifios 81 II. de Mario ctro
de m8scsYas el dfs g. En el de Djfias ha.
br6 nFemios nara los mejoIes di.fracss
EE 'cert6men.. n..-NuestFas bsllas psisR
nitss que acknowledgements han de dejar en-
81 m' ior puesto 81 nombve de Ia iBlR con.
cu'riran en- el mayor n6meTo 81 certSmen
d. beIItz para probaF que 'Is muj4 mas
bsIIR del mundo es pusTtoriqu. 4 2 pue'
den enviaF Bus retFatos 81 6nimos" ai sBf
10 estiman OonvanieDte. De elIos Be pu'
biicaE6n en- ''cli h6s' las que BuB dut fiag
deaaap.
Bienvsnidcs Han llegsdo aver de lou
Estados u. idos los espoaoS Aiken, AYres,
Bsdgley, Br.naier, Dsvidson, Eckhard,
Grsber, Gr fit II wit Fl Hsr.hey Kin
Dey, Nc. Ourdy, Meyer Moon, MeFyimsp,
Ripley Rieger, Uudsrhil Webb Young.
Muchos ds satoa di.tir guidos Visitautgu
visren & Puerto Rico pasar 81 iuvierre
Dege6mosle gTata psrmaneneiA en- la
oiudad,
SEMpER
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-14
MAS CARRETERAS

Los BefioreB Vivaldi, Useva, LarTauTi,
Conception LluvsraP, pEerentaron sl 81
guisnts proyscto de ley, ndmsro j01.
Para la cor sTucci6n de Ia carretsrB de
Ponce YAuco. secci6n 1. Sc asigna
para Il terminsci6n de II construction de
la O. prretera de Ponce 4 Yauco Ia adma de
cincusnta mil dollars la pr rte de ella
que SEA necsaaris, de- euaIesquieTa fon.
dos xistsntea en- el Tsaor0 de Puerto Ri
co no aSig q los para otro Ubjeto.
Ssoci6a 2 Sc dscrsta autoFiss 81
Comisionsdo del Interior para que invieE'
to dicha asignsci6n en- los trabajoa obral
canducentsS ia fla, de acusrdo con 10
diapuento en- eli TitulO XI del C6digo Po'
lftioo.
secci6o 3. Esta Ley empezard regir
desde 81 sprobaci6n."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-14
Do AanIRIstrleIdR,

Avisamos a las personals, que
solicitan suscribirse a este dia-
rio, que el peri6dico no les sera
enviado, 81 el aviso que con tai
objeto remitan, no viene acom-
parlado del importe de la sus-
cripci6n.
Esta vale por IN trimestre
1925. Por un semestre $3.50.
Por un aflo $500. Pago an
fleiDnRo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-14

Lisbos, FebTero 14-El ConsaIo de Els
tRdo On session sscreta CelebFada aver,
rsBOlvi6 perdonaE & los msrinoB que fue.
ron hechos pEisioneToB con motive de los
motineu pEomovidos en- Abril de 1905 Los
marines EevolucionaTioB Ber6n pueltou en-
libeTtAd. RsBolyi6 ademsB 81 Conseio de
Eatado no RboliF On absolute, dadRs las
CircunltanCiaG del momepto, los decreto8
dictstoTiAleS del ex PTemisr Franco, pero
exeepsdanse las medidag de repression 8 los
dscretoS que Sc oonsideran ofsnsivos & "a
dignidad p6bicR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-14
LudIanela PihIlca.

ConfoTme con lR solicitud del Mayer
Potter, iDgenisro encsTgado de este diatEi
% tendrs efscto ma audienc'a ptblica en
oficiaa del gobernadoE, 81 maFtea 18 de
FsbreFo. les dos y media de ls taFde,
aceEca de un plan para foFmar las lfneaG
diviaorias del propuest0 malec6n en- 81
nusRto de Fan Ju0p.
So ioviss CoFdialmsrta todaS lss per
sonas iuteresadaE. Regis Fl Post, Gober
nRdor do Puertn Rico. 3v p.
NOTICE ~ Ths folirwipg unclaimed
meE b sndise will be sold st public auction
to the highest bidder st the custom house,
San Juan, march 5th 1908, OF 10 q. M:
IL Bottles gin, 8 bottles whirkey 20 email
water barre q, 3 seltzogsne bott ieg, - alco.
hdl lamps, gIaHB apparatus anafss. IS
cssea champagne, 10 iron pots 20 cases
brandy, / case printed matter, case deco
TSted glassware, IL COZ kscEeWS, 40 small
bottles brandy, case vermouth, l
case spBom galtB, case epson salts,
l pkge blctteFs, / cEayon, 1 wood
frame. 10 doz. slpsrgatas case brandy,
| si K hat 2 wells, cotton waists, / cot
ton rkiFt 270 iron pots, 40 anafeg, is
Dutch stoves, case olive oil, 3 cases
pharmaceutical supplies. 36 tobacco cut.
teFs cases olives, 20 bottles still wine, 2
bottles brandy, 2 bottlsD p.lnch, bottle still
wine, II gross horn comba bottles mi.
neral water, 2 tirs butter, 8 doz. cotton
Rto, kings, bcx cotton lace, 6 tins prepa-
red vegetables, 2 cones manito, brx col.
ton wearing apparel, 81 bales juto bsg1
The Collector reserves the right to reject
any or all bids- y. 81. CAUsTEN, Co.
Hector II Customs 3vB
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-14
Fl anegIO de Ia CalIg de V8rgara en-
ATeCibO.
El cOsto De las Obras para Ol puerto 50 ClIGuIl
On uROs Gl0RtO tralRtO mll DOs0s.
(De nuestrO cOrresponsoz)

Fsbrero 2.-Terminada Ia colscta par.
ticular que 81 ha heoho con 81 flo de oTgs
nisar lac retreats en- eBta ciudad, daE6n CO.
miepEn 81 pT6ximo domingo
e Conorjo MunieinAl hs acordRdo el
arFeglo de Ia cs ls de Vsrgars pisO del
pnseo de Victor Rojag y Ia PlazuslR de Ia
Marine.
-se hace neCesario el RTTeglo de la Pla
zuela de la NJ gialens, 4 81 usIida h6cia
Ia caEretera de Hatillo, pues eats On p6sip
mas condicionea los rifi - que van 4 ia
EScusls de j IF rson, tienen q Atraveaar
an lodszar para lltgsr dicho Centro.
Sc calculs en- unos ciento treiDta mil
pesos 81 cotto de las bras para la conatruc.
ci6u de IN puerto en- Arecibo, obra impoT.
tantfsima que tsnto bien tepia gus rspoF-
tar 81 cnmercio y al pueblo go gsueval.
.-E Log micro de eata ciudad Beflor e
r amos Casellss hA Balido con lice cia pa
re- B .yam6n, donde VI haceF los eBtudi3I
del acueducto d. aquelIa ciuda6.
Ell Concej.l 3, fi2r Ramon Ca1iIlR, ha
-aolicitRdo de 6sts Gouoejo Municinsl, SO
votase una Ca, tidad para los estudios del
proyecko de obFss del puerto de Ar.clbo.
Sc diio que el Comit@ local Gs ocupaba de
cate a,unto ceTca de la C6msEa de dele.
gadoa
- j.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-14
pIaIrgo sn Ia PsIn.sana,
SEMPER

Un parroqu'a apo SIS squf donde SO
vende rops h-ch- rarn cRb-l eros y rim =?
81 duefo : 81 II r, ten ms para todos
les gustoB al nlc. nee de t. dss lss fo,tu
mas, psHe ID les grandes issloneu gus
tenemos q interior , AlIf ie servir6D mis-
der endiautaV.
Una vsz dentFO el parrequiano, qued6
BoFpFsndido de var la mpgnifiea mercancfs
y en vez de IN trsje, compT6 poF vents =
cinCo do lsrS los que pudo llevar en an ca.
RPeton americana.
-Eata m hAua tom6 puerto al vapoF
stJulia' pFooadar ta de santo Domi- o..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-14
CABLES De HOY
Run0r CirCuIadO en- LOndrGS.
IDglateIFa FecOnOGe que IA extension
De 81 feTr0cafril en China, viola
uI trstadO.
Il COnsejo De Fstado pOrtugo6s per
fO1a a unOs marines reVOluCi0na-
rios.

LondFes, Febrero IA. La vanta del
gran disrio Ihs Times ha Rido obieto de
los mas vsriRdos comentaFiop. Sc rscono.
CO que ess peFi6dico. uno de les gus dis.
fruts de mayores simpatfas en- esta metro.
poi, por aus poderosos recursoB il fays &
vecss directsmente On ssuntoB de alta tTsg.
cendeacia para 81 psie. Ds ahf que hays
cRuBado NAL fscto ell Eumor que CirculRra
Tespacto de que IN sindicato americana hs.
bfa entFado en- II licitaci6n para Is compra
del citsdo gran diRric. No as Bybe 81 sBe
gindicat9 obtuvn Ia buena pro, peRo 60
afrma que mucboH bRnqueEos americanoB
estaban muy inteTesadoB On ser accioniatsB
de 10 empreBR del TINES
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-14


Toxic, FsbFsEo 14-CieTta irquietud
dominaba en- los cfreulos polfticou de esta
eapital, con motive de BabeTas que 81 ferro'
caFFit ing Is seEfa extendido mas ala dc
Aaimmintin, de acusrdo con el gobieEno
de PekiD, que hizo & la indicads compafifa
fsTrocarPilsFs amplias coAcelioneA en- sgs
SentidO, Sc f'ms qus como los trabajoB
habfan sido empeEsdog, sHts gobierno pro.
test6 ante sl de LondFes, y enseguida se
ordsn6 por este d timo gobisFno a minis.
tro irg 6s en- Ia capital de Ii China, que
no psTmitiess que Be extsndieTa el fsRroca'
EriI, recoDociendo que era, Seg6n Rlegau
les japonenes, uns fsgranta violaci6n del
tFaFa1o VICENTE entire IogiatsrFa sl Mi
kSdo. Los contFatsntes bugcar6n Compeu.
gEci6n ante 81 gobisrno de ls China.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-14

CASA DE PREsTAMOs de Jou6 Ba.
z6n. Allen 81 8t--Hacs operaciones
Bobre RlhaiaG. Desde 100 dollars en- ade.
lante 81 inteT6s sera conventional no
exosder6 del 80 mensual. Compra ,
vende alhajas modernas , antiguas. San
Juan. Puerto Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-14
LACT0- MAR R 0 "

Eata e8 la emulsion prefsrida.
FL reconstituyente mas poderoso.
81 enemigo de Is tisia.
Infalible para la debilidad cerebral.
La Balvaci6n de los pifios.
81 est6mago mss susceptible Il tolsEa,
De vanta ar todas las favmaoia1 %
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-14

Paris, Febrsro 14-Be han vsEifcado
a'gunoa arTsutoB en- perBonaB Bospeohobas
de profesaT ideas anarquistas. Sc asegura
qua la policfR de este. capital hs tenido
confdencisB de que, desda 81 aseuinato del
Tey Carries de Portugal 30 hilo 81 prfn'
cips Felipe les snaEquistss suropsoB no se
dan punto de rspoUo y han feagusdo va
rios eompots encamiosdoB aeg6n SO afr
ma, dar mueTts varioB monRToaB de
Europa.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-06-03
No Strings on
the Voters of Florida.

The following from the Miami News
Record is a sample of some OF the
paragraphs that are now going around
the state:
w. B. Lamar and John s. Beard,
both candidates in the late primary
for United States senator, have
pledged their support in the coming
primary to D. U. Fletcher which will
ensure that eminent gentleman'S nom
ination.
And why viii that insure Mr.. Fetch
er's nomination? Have Messrs. La
mar and Beard a string tied to all OF
their supporters so that they can haul
them up and deliver them to whom
they see fit?
estimable gentlemen did so of their
own free will. They did so independ-
emily. intelligently, voluntarily. They
felt quite capable of making their
own choice in the first Instance and
they feel equally capable of doing the
same thing in the second.
Undoubtedly many Of the former
supporters of Beard and Lamar will
support Fletcher in the second pri.
mary. Undoubtedly also many OF
them will support Broward But zach
is doing as he pleaSes about it and
rot because of any position which his
former choice for the Office is now
taking in the matter.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-06-03
GOOD ROADS
ASSOCIATION
MEETS JUNE e
Invitations are Issued to All
Interested in This Great
Movement to Gather at
Ocala - State, Municipal
and County Officials are
Particularly Requested to
Attend.

The County Good Roads Association
will hold its annual meeting at Ocala,
| Fla, on June 23, and the following in
vitation to all interested in this i'm
portant movement explains the Dur
poses of the meeting:
Jacksonville, Fla, June I, 1908.
Dear Sir:
The annual meeting OF the county
commissioners and Good Roads AsSo-
citation OF Florida will convene in the
city of Ocala, Tuesday morning, June
23rd. 1908.
The annual meetings have always
been held on the third Tuesday in
June, but owing to the second primary
election occurring on that date this
year the meeting is called one week
later.
The subject of improved public
roads is commanding more active and
practical consideration at this time
than any other question OF internal
improvement in the states and terri
tories of the American Union. Agri-
cultural, commercial, industrial, trans
pOrtetion, religious, educational, So
cial, and public interests are demand
ing a system of permanent highways
commensurate with the needs of the
country. The proceedings of the
convention will include addresses and
discussions upon the scientific. ethic
and economic phases of the subject
and its relation to industrial progress
and development. Legislation pertain
ing to state cooperation and super
vision, financial ways and means, the
use of convicts and other details OF the
subject Will receive practical cOnsid-
Grafton.
State and county officials. mayors O.:
tItral, industrial, transportation. de-
VeIopment. civic Improvement and ali
good roads advocates are earnestly re-
OueSted to be present
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-06-03
The Servant Girl In Germany.

In most German households there Is
no such thing as the strict division of
labor insisted on here. Your cook will
be delighted to make a blouse for you,
and your nurse will turn out IN the
dining room, while your cham bermaid
will take the child for an, airing If you
order it so. They are more human in
their relation to their employ ers. The
English servant fixes a gulf between
herself and the most democratic mis-
tress. The German brings her intimate
joys and sorrows to a good herrSchaft
and expects their sympathy.
When a girl hasCbad luck and en-
cages with a bad herrschaft she is
worse off than in England because she
is more in the power of her employers
and of the police than she would be
here. She has to have a dienstbuch,
an official book In which her age and
personal appearance are registered. In
this book her employers write her
character. 1t is under the control OF
the police and has to be shown to them
when she leaves and when she enters
a situation. It is hardly necessary to
say that when a girl does anything
seriously bad and her employers record
it in the book the book gets ''lost"
Then the police interfere and make &c
extremely disa greeable for the girl.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-06-03
ling. Miss Xinton's afraid yeu'n-nske
yourself giddy.-WOman's Home Com
paniop
Maxine II Simple.

In the course of his sermon a preach
er in a rural district used the world
phenomenon. This word caused one of
the members some trouble. for he was
unable to attach any meaning to it
Finally he determined to seek an ex-
PLANTATION from the minister and at the
close of the service approached him on
the subject.
What did yer mean by that there
long word yer used in yer sermonT'
he began.
'Oh, see you do not know what a
phenomenon is replied the minister.
well, have you ever seen a COW graz
ing In a field in which thistles were
growing?"
Eyes; many a time"
'0That is not a phenomenon. And no
doubt you have often listened to a lark
singing merrily away up in the
clouds"
YES"
THAT, again. is not a phenomenon.
But IL you saw that COW sitting on a
thistle singing like a lark that would
be a phenomenon" - Liverpool Mer-
curry.