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Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1908-03-19


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posted on the home
happenings. Only $1.oo per
year
Grand Millinery Opening at
C II, Deutsch's, March Gard.
Youarc lsindly invited. Reauti-
fnl liew I1ats to be seen.
There were services at two
churches in Sinner last Sunday,
at the Baptist church by Rev. A.
N. Fledger, and at the Methodist
church by Rev. TX. Konzalz in Ger.
raan. Both were fairly well ut
tended.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1908-03-19

Mrs. Alaniz, wife Of John Alan
u, one Of our Mexican citizens
died last Sunday night Of con.
sumption and was buried Mon
day in the Catholic cemetery
The deceased leaves a. husband
and two children to mourn her
loss. y, s
Advertise in tbs GA2ETTE.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1908-03-19

See the New Hats, Monday,
March 2Srd, at Q. H; Deutsch's
Millinery Opening. They wiz
please you.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1908-03-19

Candidates cards printed on
short notice at the Gazette Office.
Misses Matte and Elizabeth
Nave areVisiting their aunt, Mrs.
Decherd, at Flatonia this week.
Mrs. Dave Hughs of Lam
passas is in the city visiting rela-
tives and friends.
Remember the date, March
23rd Monday, is Millinery Open
ing alto. H, Deutschs.
Judge R. /. Moore of Dryer
was in the city last Saturday on
business.
Mr.. Tom Newsome of Eagle
Lake is here Wishing his sister,
Mrs. a. B. Dunn.
Miss Mollie Chapman of At
lanta, Georgia, is in the city visit
ing her brother, Mr.. Gee. Chap
man.
The Hochhein Prairie Fire
association held another meeting
last Saturday at the Opera
House.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1908-03-19
in a wagon load Of inc cabbage

III q WaSUlI IudU OF ---lIlIU 7Clt9OdgU
last Saturday which he was sell
ing at i 1'2c per Id. Mr.. Elsill
says the price is SO low that
there is no demand for cabbage
for shipment and some farmers
are feeding it to hogs.
County Court.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1908-03-19


everybody wearing emblems Of
Shamrock furnished by w. @.
Emler.
Mr.. Geo, Mileslza has sold
his IS acre farm TO Mr., Ben Hell
man for $500 per acre. This
is the farm formerly owned by
Mr.. Joe Kopeclly near town.
Judge A. Haidusek Of La
Grange the veteran editor of
Syoboda and a Staunch democrat
was in the city last Monday on
business.
The Knights of Pythias lodge
at Halletsville IS in a thriving con-
aition, fourteen new members
are to be initiated there this
week.
Mrs. 4 S. Highs and grand
son, Master Ballard Fry, were
visiting Mrs. Hughs's sister,
Mrs. Thornton, at Flatonia dun
ng the week.
A Grand Ball Is announced
10 come off at Bluecher Park on
Saturday night, March glst.
All who love dancing should at
tend as the music Is of The best
srd the floor is fine
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1908-03-19

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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-02-06

ob{infsn perOe. Gr erbIidt bsn @ranb
III Ser pbDFfden Grid6pfun9 6roitts
reitbs olrdy Sic furmtboren Menfd fdkn<
OFFER ber Ejaculation iin0 Der nupcltnz
nifden 3eit, Sic ben yliebergdtg pct
fron36iiImen WDltsfruft eingeleitet bat.
Bealtitet tpuroe oieier Niebergung
onrh lnanniafade fo3inle 9erbdltnii5e,
bie bn3l gefiibrt bubtn, OaB man 1905
duf cine Sic in s5rnntreih niir 2s7
ainber rednet; bic entfpre1enoen1
iWerbGltniBaabien fino III De:itf sA6llaMo
4,2, in england 81. 8eionDerS lthr=
reid 1T I'M 9inblid duf oiefen bebenfz
liHen Nisoergans nes fran5Diifden
Dolfsthinls oie aroBe Mnfpunnung
sSrantreids 5ir Grbaltung elmer Qees
resmaht, bic Ieinem Nahbar I'm Often
fdum aamiteben fpll. so bpb Deutfhz
Lamb 1905 274.O18 Mann gum 0eere
aus, 5. +. llir 1924 Mann me1 nl5
ssranfreih. Die @e5um1ntarsbtbAn9
betrua in s5rantreih 8Q.2. in DeutfAz
Lamb ieOpn ilnr 81. 8 proaent, oas Der
bGltniB etrpa 1,5 au 1. Watiirlih nalbs
te bic Mnfpannung in Jrantreih mil
Wegfail bes oritten Sabr9anses nod
erbeblith ftdrfer iperoen uno- dlle Be-.
riid1ihtienngen iDegen bdusliher 0ers
bdtniTe Ii. I. N. fortfallen, aucb bic
Mn1priihe an Die fDrperlide 2eiifungsz7
fdbisteit Der @eitelIunespflihten hers
abgefebt tperben. Der 6eblbetras an,
Mann{1aften sur Muffiiuung Der
StGmme miro aur 3eit auf 10000
RDpfe bere9net.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-02-06
Irankreia,s Gutp5lkernns.

Dos aerinae Wahstbum Ser franz
aDffhen Bep0lferuns 1T feit pielen
sabren elm @esenitano patriotif9er
aIaae unb Beiorgnis. ilno tDenn man
Sic BepDlferungsbep in Deutih=
lamb nit berjenigen Granfreihs all-
fammenbGlt, tann man iene Gefuble
febr gut perfteben. Sin folder Nerz
aleih aibt in ber 1bat iiberraVhen6e
8iloer. 1851 butte s5ranfreiA 35
Miuipnen Befpobner. Deuti9lanb gez
nau ebenlppiel, 1906 Grantreid tnapp
40, Deutidlanb abet SO Milionen.
Die Bis Gnbe 1906 absefdlofenen
amtIiGen 9eri1ie melben, 0aB IN
Granfreid Die Geburten5abl in fOlsenz
Der Weife 3uriidgegdngen 1T: 1902
845,378, 1903 826.712. 1904 S818,z
229, 1905 8O7, ,292, Iebtere 3abl Der
tiefHe @tanb felt 100 Sabren. SIN
,yergIei1 gu ben Gttrbe5iffern ergab
ii1 1905 MIR nod Die Dsrfhipin6tnOe
3unabme Der NepSIferling BON 81, ,12D
R1pftn. Demgegeniiber bate bas osptS
ide Mti9 gum NeifpitI 1904 cine Gts
burten3nM pnn 2 MiniDnen, cine @es
DDlferungS S5undDme bDn 863,00O
R6pfen. Der bstdnrte frdn30fijds
Gtdtfftifer BertiIIen nleint, 0ab fim
Didts ungiinftidea a9etb1ltniB i1nQnufe
1er n6thifen csSakre md bel embfirlps
Fie;sr aNnt glnf6&frtu skrdnfrfifi3 bkrs
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-02-06
us oer 1Dod,c.
melt lsn6 Eeben infer Der Supe eoitc
8l rielIer Betrad2turs.
>lprp- s.,so a1tolaB,s- 3prpfsht,

Gin giefenproiett. oas aud sbur9
bie lInaunft Der 3eiten niht bebinbert
iptrbsn fDll, beiiebt In bem 8du elmer
HdHn BON Nprtb DatOta ndth @ufpes
Iton, ,Eerds, geipiiIermaben eine transz
fpntinentolt 9abn in ber 2dngsrihz
tuna. Des lonbes. 3fpeige follen 9es
batt iperben, bie bic Wei5enresiDnen
I bes Nproens unb bic Der 8aumtpplle
ses Giioens erreihen, unD ibre proz
butte fDlen benz Dafenort @albeiton
I Nerfradtung iiber See 3usefiibrt perz
ben. DER plan mag abenteuerlih
fIingen. gerabe aur SeBtaeit nit ihrem
Mangel an eroBen aupitalien, aber
iusr pit Gdnoelsgefhi9te bes lanbes
s.fcnnt, miro ibm eine iltnere Bere4tt=
gtng ihnerlih abipreden fDnnen.
BIS gum Sabre 1870 ridteten fiA alle
Mnitrengungen CUR 9erbeherung uniez
rer Wertebrsipege auf ben 8nu BON
Nabnen, bic sen Meiten nit bemSIfen
rerbanben. @rf bor un9efdhr 30Sah=
rem bebnte Die Suinois Gentral=8abn
ibre 2tnien bon Gblcago nah yfeip
Orleans aus. unb maate oanlit 10
cute gefddfte. oab 0arrimun fie ieitz
bsr sr.parb. Sept laufen cine M1lz
3anlGl1te11 fanerfort1lg BON St.1ou1s
llun Dem Suoen nno brtngen Der
Gtabt getpaltigen 6anbel. Doh bic
seplante gabn 1T nerihisoe1 BON oetl
met1ten tbrer Art. Nuf Ibrem gan5en
Wsge BON ettpa 1000 Wte1len 8ange
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Gt,r .te,.ea @dJurlnd1leris,,t. s.

ssm ,alub Der Miener Rinberdrate"
n,ohte prof. Monti intereHante Wiit=
tbeilunaen iiber Elm nelies S6arlahz
ierun, bas ct nit iebr gutem grfolse
angetpenbet bate. Oas Teue 9eilz
mittel ipuroe pon benz 2eip3iser 9utz
teriDlosen Dr. Marpmann erfunben.
Mie Montt berporbob. baben bic bisz
BERGEN @harlahiera ben gahtheil,
fae in 75 prosent Der Jdlle, in benen
fie 3ur Mntpenbung gelangten, iible
3ufdaigteiten eintruten. Or. Mdrp@
mann ift nun bon benz @ebanfen auss
grgansen, bab bas >@harla4gift NIT
sen Gtreptrfoffen nidts au tbun but,
u,t bat benNeriud sema4t, 8lut bon
Gharldhtranten Raninhen ein5liz
inpfen, es 1T ihm audi thatiG6li6 ses
lungen, auf bieie Meife BEL ben Nerz
IuhtEieren, sic @harla1ertranfung
herDor5urufen. 9ieraus 5og Marpz
mann ben @hlub, baB bas 5darla9=
gift I'm Blute freife. Ct lieB nun
Aautl1uppe1. bon @hdrladfranten
i'm MaiTer aiifldpemmen, fpriBte oiefe
cen Rdninden Elm, ilnb fonnte Bel ben
9bieren Sic @narIdhertranfnng berz
icrrufen. Bon ben auf biefe Meiie I'M
fi3irten 9bierel geirdnn er ndsShars
lahqift, ppmit erGbiere iIn1ntniftrte.
ocmit getpann er bic @9ubitoffe bes
harlnhs (bie Mntitorine) unb bxrh
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-02-06

Der Batter pon ~ Rinbern lebt III;
MmiiDpilIe, etnem fleinen Derthenj
unipeit prn Dp0erbai; pr6fibent Moo<;
fepeIt iDlIte bic WeriDaltsr bes gdrnez
eiez0 0sloenfOnbs auf ben pntriottn
Glifnitrtfana MAIDEN, duf ibn. ipie audi
Fauf {eins Qebeassefdbrtin.
t Ten Monlon Drsi Grauenf@ids
foIk 3oijuWer 3situns bsibt es:
.0d Nm ldg BOT mir tDie ein MosE
fen6art<ll, NH nun foIIts pJ1b bIiM dIIes
hid Ieijlg 81 bsbk lle buS flid5t MT
ben isnbtil nh Ien}5te tisI 4 Gtn
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-02-06
8tsr rretserhnt1 t1at.tH, 9nfbrii,s-
huttH i1.tn Rrtd1arutb.

Das Bier iit nicbt nur fir sic bapez
rtfhe Snbuitrie. fonoern aud fir 6en
baDeriiben @taat bon grober Beoeuz
tung. 9at man bod berausgere9net,
bab bic Bierbe5teuerung. b. +. Der TO-
gen. MaIaanfi9!aa. Die selamnten
0eerestpiten annGbernb beden. Nur
cus biefen Werbdltniien heraus err
flGrt es fid, baB Die i'm 2aufe biefes
Sabres 3und9it in Miin9en berborgez
tretene Mbiidt Der Wierbrauer uno
Mirthe, ben Bierpreis um afpei pfen=
nige fir ben Qiter gu erb0ben, als
cine 9auptz unb Staatsuttion Ger In
nerbaheri5hen politif bebanbelt miro.
Da bas publttum fih ablebnenb per=
belt uHo cine MnsaM Wirtbe bobtot=
tirts. aeisten anbere Wirtbs gar feline
Neigung, bic Sahe mit3uma9en.
Das Midtisite aber mar. baB bas
9ofbrdubaus, beien Rente aud Bel
ben iebisen 8ierpreifen anbauerno
ffeigt, ppn elmer Bierpreiserb0bung
ourhaus nibts ipifen ,pollte uno in
feinem bOhiten @orgefebten, Dem Jiz
nanaminifter, einen bereoten @erfehter
biefer Mnihau,tne fanb. Nber aud
bic pribaten @robbranereien iinb einz
fIuBrei9 unb mdhtis; ibnen fetun~
0irte Elm 5beil oer meiftDerbreiteten
3eitungen, unb es fam anfanss boriz
gen U1onats gu elmer 5tpeitGgigen ein=
Gebenben 9erutbuna in Der 3ipeiten
4nmn,tr. Sbr GrgebniB mar. oaB bic
Mebrbeit bem 6inan3miniiter 3u%
ftinrnte. Die preismil6ernoe unD
preisregelnoe Wirtung FOLDER @toats@
dnitalttn tpie ods f0niglihe 6cfbrGuz
tcus ipurDe babel beipnbers in ben
Nprbsrgrunb geftent. Nunmebr panb=
ten fi9 bic Bruuereien Miindens unb
Der @cptrteperein ber @aitpirtbe on
Die Meidsratbsf1mmer nit gingaben,
iiber Bic aber nlr i'm syinnn3ausfhub
0eg boben RSrperfhaft berban6elt
ipUr0ell III. Oa Die Biereraeuaung 0es
6ofbx1ubuufes nur brei pro3ent bers
h05 &ofbrdubaus an tpenige felt Ian.
{EH BON ibm perlorgte Mirtbe lieS
I Till, 10 iDmInt bic 6teIIungnabme bies
MI IS Gt1dtsnnftnlt tauptfG1lih iDegen
5ges nloralif6en Miriuns ii Be-
Derf hiebend9Re ReihsrGtk erflGrz
M tine Bitrpreiserbchung tpegen Der
erkn QDhne uno ffnitigen bDberen
ftinnsfDfien fir bere1tigt, bar@
M si1,ey rlit ber merfipiirbigsn Be-
iibun9. odB Die Ronfumenten ben
xka preis leint trogen f5nnten,
bpG D1s gintDmnlen etneg nDrz
d Ier Ronflfmtnten III 6en lebten
9 81 r d5tsn iiGsrIid niif bds Dop<
& eeilisgelt ri. Dos mag fir ei<
81; y Iptniqt DegIiidte 5iltrtffen, ober
Iis mi66 m fflliir 9ed1Rie nnb alIt
4 e e III ~, Il ble dl isjle iilter Dhtr
I1 b M jl,sb. &s pnsbe
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-02-06

III nkn.f Il SYni NJ, III ~, ,6t.4 ,,,1rk<,, -.
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M sss,,s $50 sr s%nTs h.rasss.rt H. 81,
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-02-06

Beim Neutape5iereu ber
Mobnung follte man ME berfdumen.
einen fleinen Sapetenreit aufaubeben.
Durh bas Ginfhlasen BON 8ilbers
nGgeln foipie unporfidtiges Oeffnen
Der 5biiren ipirb bic Sapete oft abb
seitoBen, unb bic babur4 berbprtres
tenben fablen Mauerflede MAIDEN bic
Manb bdblid. I'm biefem llebel abzl
subelfen, empfieblt es ii9, BON einem
fleinen 9apetenreH bic obere sarben=
Ihiht absuf9aben, nit ettpas MaKer
an5ufeuhten unb bielen 8rei mittels
zines pinfels auf bic bei9dbisten
StelIen aufautraeen.
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Giherfellung Der 8dntbepoiitorerl
gegen gerluitt bnrn 3ufammenbrih;
Der ganttn beabfidtist cine bonn Mbz'
eeoroneten Dnbihipn irt Rongreb eins
gebradte Bin, ber5ufolge Elm Deppfis
itsnsgsrii iidernnssamt, llnter Mnfiiht'
oes Rpntrrllers, eingeriAtet iDerben
fDn, Dem es oblGge. aus beitimnlfen
Mbgaben ner 8anfen etren GonDs gu
sbil0en, aus pelhenl DIE Ginlaaen i'm
8eiib elmer ettpd 3uiafilmenbredenben
Bdnt IN pou ausbe3dblt iDeroen tDnns
ten. Damit torimt ein plan, Der felt
ettpd asbn Sdhren fhDn benz pnblitnm
DofIiegt, in geeignete Gorm sur 8ez
stshnbfailnng, bic tn Der aegentpdrti1I
gen @iBvng bes Rongreifes freilidl
faun, erfplgen ipirb. Oerfelbe BAT
.piele Befiriporter, 10 audi Mm. 81
8rban, Der ibn fogar 5umgheil feinea
programms gemaht bat. Gr TT bon
dtlDeren aupor fhon Dor bic Seffentz
lihfeit gebraht iporben. Dem RonA
.greb lpurbe er bereits Dor aebn Sabren
in elmer BON Wm. GDnlte BON Stl
paul berriihren0en Mbban6lung ilns
terbreitet. 1errn Dabtofons Bin err
ipeitert ben @orfdlag, Der iih nur auf
ytatlpndlbanten be3og, aMh auf Sparz
fafen, Die fih gegen entfpre9enDe 3abz.
lung unter bic Mufiiat bes 8erii9es
runssamtes ftellen f0nner. |
Der plan fnBt auf bemfelben Sc.
banfen, Der BET Der Musgabe BON Rrez
bitihsinen, Dem Mffet : Spftem, our,
Mntpenbung fomn1en iDiirbe. Der 9ins
'terlegung zines getpiffen proaentlases,j
Der CUR etipaigen Dedung betimmtj
lit. Nah WtaBgabe Der gegentpdrttgenl
6indn5ldge Der Banien. mo nur tpe>I
nige 3uiammenbrihe 1tdttftnben.l
niiros Der yro5entiab Der Mb9abenI
iehr gerlns ieta, yin Wiertel Yro5enH
ipilrbs. penn 1nan etne bter5tgldbrtg
Grfabrnng Der Nottpnalbdnfen alsi
grunolaae anntmmt. als SiherbsiA
fur ale yanteinlagen nolanf eeniigen.'
Der ourh1Hnttt!1de Werlnft aller Rre4II
Dttoren Der ytatlonalbanten betrug I'M
Der GET BON 1868 Dis l9O3 penlgeri
uls A4tbnnosrtttel BON e1nem Yro5ent
Der bur41Hn1ftls1en 1abrllehen g1nla4!
gen.
Nls gtnnano gegen oen p!an 1lt
saelteno genaht iporoen. DIE 1l9erel1
:lnp iap'tals1tartesl Sdnten fpiirooenI
ltA n.Ht fur PIE nnnorllntlssn ooe1
ia1trnntgen 0el1aftsmetbooen anos1
rer berantiDortl1dh gehalten iplt1en iDol7
len; Der garantles sTonos tpuroe oa5u
otenen. g1nleger tpipobl ipte Dlrettoa
ren sle'bsulttser segen Die @eihdftsI
taDrung MAIDEN. nenn e1nnlal DIE dbz,
iDlute Stherbett gegeben lei. Oas
tonI1te Der Jau fetn. Wabr1deinliz;
her aber 1T, Dab Die gemetn1ame Werz
pfl14tung gu 1tren9er Rontrolle Der
Banten untereinanber fiibren tpiirbe,
toahrenD ods electromagnetic 1etne
Yfli9t obnebin setpiRenbaft gu erfiils
len bate. Die Banten ipiiroen aud
arDBeren BeihdftsllmiaB nno fomii
n,ebr prpftt baben als bic glbgaben
betragen, oenn tDenn einmal Die bou'
tommene Siherbett Der Gtnlagen I'm:
ter @arantis eines Mssierunsse eRefer.-
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-02-06

M ba polo m, 8ardent unb
anbere barte 5toffe berarbeiten Iih
febr fdiper, neil bic Ndbnabel nidt
leiht bur9 bas @eipebe gleitet. Gin
einfa9es 0ilfsmittel ift bas Beitreiz
den Der Nabt nit beller 5eife, unb
atpar auf ber Niidfeite. Dies emf
pfieblt ii9 aud bei Ndbmafhinenarz
beiten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-02-06

Il m MiIdfIede GUS Sud Z.
fl itoffenauentfernen n befeuhtet
man einen- fleinen @htpamm ober
2einenlappen nit @htpefeldther, Ser=
pentinDl ober 8enain nnb reibt bamit
bic Slede tiidtis ab. Woriidt: feuerz
gefdbrlih). Damn ldBt man ben
@toff einige 3eit an ber 2uft hdn=
gen; bona1 1T bic @telle nit Iaufpdr=
mem @eifenipaiIer ausaupafden unb
gut nadaufpiilen.
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MeiBe ipollene BIou n
tperben apie r,eu. ipenn man lie in
Waolfe apdfht. 3tpei Auart genii9en
fiir cine 8loufe. Die 6dlfte Der
Molfe tpirb fhpdh ertpdrmt. unb Die
8loufe tiid1tia Oari,s gerieben, ieoer
Ghmub. fpgar 9intenflede lOien iih
barin altf. Wlit bem Neit Der Molfe
fpiilt man Ole Hlrule talt nah uro
pl1ttst lie balbtrpden BON Ser linfen
Geite. Die Mole befonrnrt niht Ben
gelblihen @hiir1r,er tpie beint Waz
ldben nit Maifer.
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Dds SSdrben Ser aIeiber.
Der @rlinb. tpebbalb mande 5ruuen
NIT bs1n ssdrben ibrer Rleiber tein
Slid baben, tpdbrenO anbere burh
bas ssdrben iich obne groBe Nussaben
,mebr MbpensIuna in ber 9oi!ette
DerIdaffen fDnnen, liegt Darin, DAB
lfie lire &lsioer, ipie iie aus oem
.IShranf fomnen, sum ssdrber idhifz
fen. Gin erfabrener sSdrber ertbeilt
|folgtnbe Hatbihldge: Der Saum bes
Hodes iolte uufgetrennt iperoen, ae<
Iihiebt 0as nidt, 10 fann Der Sod,
fans er ei1gebt, ,lnm1glih perldngert
fuerben. oa Der Stretfen ii9t5ar miro.
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Hot, Hot, Ginger Snaps-a treat for
the children sc. at your Grocer's.
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MADE REACHES HIS FRIENDS.
Act Of Artemus Ward That Had Far
Reaching Effect.

George v. Kelley, a veteran journal
list Of Cleveland, remembers Artemus
Ward we'll
Ward called on me-" he said the
other day, the night before one of
his panorama lectures. There were
some three or four large reaches sour
rying about my room, and they attract
ed his attention.
Il am very fond of reaches he
said. Once, in my own home, found
roach struggling in a bowl of water.
took half walnut shell and put him
in 1t; it made a good boat; / gave him
a couple of toothpicks for oars. Next
morning / saw that he had fastened
a hair to one of the toothpicks, and
had evidently been fishing. Then,
overcome with exhaustion, he had
fallen asleep. The sight moved me.
took him out, washed him, gave him
a spoonful of boiled egg, and let him
go. That roach never forgot my kind
ness, and now my home is full of
reaches"
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when Disease WIN disappear.

At the reopeRing of medical school
in London recently Sir John Eread-
bent, in an address to the students,
said that he looked forward ito some
Utopian era when such diseases as
influenza, pneumonia, measles, scarlet
fever and the like viii become more
or less extinct as a result Of proper
ventilation of Offices, shops, public
buildings and private houses, and 9TH
er sanitary measures, such as the
avoidance of overcrowding, the aboli-
ton Of children's parties and the habit
OF indiscriminate kissing. The last
should not be hardship" Sir John
added, If we accept the schoolboy's def
milton of kiss: 1T is just putting
your mouth to persons cheek and
drawing in your breath, so as to make
a little noise, which is not bad, but it
does nothing in the way of helping
you to love the person."
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At the Breakfast Table.

The young wife dipped the ladle
into the porridge and smiled inquiring-
ly at the overnight guest.
will you have some hot Scotch,
Mr.. Dash?" she asked.
Dash laughed.
Hot Scotch? Where is it?" said he.
why, here, of course" said the
young wife, in a perplexed tone.
Didn't you know that oatmeal is
called hot Scotch?''
Ell" Dash stammered, and
then the young husband caughl his
eye, and he was silent
Il didn't know it myself till last
year." she explained 81 heard George
inviting his cousin over the telephone
to meet him at the Office and have a
hot Scotch. l didn't know what hot
Scotch was till you told me, cid I,
George?"
George, very red, answered huskily:
mo, my dear
Laughing at her own ignorance, the
lady proceeded to serve the thick. pale
hot Scotch.
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Tracy might be skeptical, he knew his
lady too well to express doubt so soon
after being restored to favor.
Il hope not, Betty; think Miss LIE
titia might let fellow come and see
your charmed circle 1 say, isn't she
handsome for an old girl?"
You mustn't speak so of her, Tracy;
she is our godmother, you know. Did
you know 1 am making Ditties boy
his. first short clothes? You should
see him, he's such fine fellow"
Il think Miss Letitia's brick; must
you go in; can't 1 go to the door with
you?" he entreated, as they paused at
the gate.
NO. said Betty, obdurately.
Then, wait a moment-you do care
for me little, don't you, sweetheart"
yes, when you are a good boy"
and with that shaft, she sped up the
walk to join. Miss Letitia and her flock
already assembled in the spacious
airy sitting room.
Miss Letitia Houghton was a hand
some, well-preserved woman of fifty
five or six, with a fine figure, and a
splendid head of silvery hair, very be-
coming to her rosy cheeks and bright
eyes. Everything about her was sump-
tuous; her dress of violet velvet and
point lace made her look like a chate-
laine of an ancient castle, surrounded
by her maidens. The resemblance
was further enhanced by the carved
chair in which she sat enthroned, as it
were.
By what means Miss Letitia would
arrive at her decision regarding the
dress, none knew; what it was they
did, or left undone, or what they did
to commend themselves to her, they
never knew. She did not decide by
their skill at needIework, or by their
prompt attendance, so they were to-
telly in the dark.
"Laggard Betty" exclaimed Miss Lee
titia, pIayfulIy, enjoying, as she al
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The number of French families. with

The number of French families, with
or without children, is estimated at
11,315.000 OF this total 1904, 720 fam
lilies have no children, 2,966,171 have
one child, 1851 ,97S have two children,
1,64S,425 have three, $685. have four,
$685. 6S have five, 327,729 have six,
1S2. 99S have seven, 94,729 have eight,
44,72S have nine, 2O,639 have ten, s, 3O5
have II, S,50S have II, 1,437 have 13,
554 have IA, 249 have Is, 70 have 16,
"a have II, and 40 families have Is
children or more.