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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-19
SclbitmOrb, MOrb unb tOotlid)er lin
iaQ in Cafe Charles.

cafe GborleS, Ga, IL. Mug.
g~uirc0cnOc Sorfdle moren belttC
in bieiigcr Stoot wno llmgegenb an
pcr GogcSoronung. s. 30. 6oggott,
cin mt9eiebener Observation-Disclosures
bcging Sclbitmorb, inOcm CT iidJ elmo
GoppeIilintc on Ocn aopf icbtc m>
nit Siilic cineS StodeS ob0riidtc.
W. =. Eager, cil 9(rbeitcr III Der
SGocmiiblc Der nGnIoscu 2uInber
&c." muroc oilrd) einen id)wcrcr
SaIfen gegen cin mGdtigcS Sdymung.
roO geidoben mo nllgenblidlib &c
tobtet. Monroe Eitder, ein junger
NeiBer, ifoB etlidle Wtei(cn Don bier
Sallie Sddion, icine @elicbtc, nit ei'
mem So0Ogcpcbr nicOer mo ger
ldnlettertc ibr Den SdGbcl nit ocnI
aolben. Bis iebt lit eS nod nift &c.
lungcL Den Norocr eiil5lfolgen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-19
SGniidlc Slrmcc um;miricScn.

&openbugcn, II. aitguit. -
Sn Der Irnlcc berridt groBc lln5lt-
%itieocnbeit ii6cr sic Grnennlung oeS
&errll s. s. Gbrilteuicn gum ariegs-
nno Moriueminiitcr i'm rlelreIt aobi.
net, GbriitCnicu mar Yrcmicr I'M
Iettcn SerbIt, ais Gorruptions.9ln In
flcgen gegen Ocn 0omoligen Sulti5.
miniltcr Ilberti erbobcn murOen, uno
riele Herioncn biclten Den Tremicr
fiir Den Sfonodl pcrontlportlid
GencrnlIielltenortt s. 2lttfcll, Sbcr.
bcfcblsbobcr Der oGniid)en Irmec,
bot ais Grotcit 9cgcn Ole @%rnennuug
GbriitcnlcnS obge0onft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-19
@citucrSlucigtcr Sdnuinocl.

MOntrcoL Oue, II. NhlglrIt.-
Seonlte Der Gonubilhen Yocifict
Gilcnbobn bcbollptcn, elmer mcitpcr.
breitetcn COMPUTATION ollf Die Spltr
gctonmct 81 icin, Ocreu 3mcd Oo-
rim beItebt, Die c%rlu0bntc @oDn sc.
leIihuft unO onocre Gorporotioncn
Ourh 9nipriide ouf S%doOcneriob
lucgcn on0eblidcn Scrlcblrn9cn in
~llnfdacn 81 beihminOeIn. Die Ser.
ldJuGrcr bobcn ou0eblid] cine rcGels
rcd)tc Organization init 3lucigen in
Gbicogo, Toronto, &oncouucr mo
auOcren StGotcn, uto bctriebcn ibr
r@cihGft" ollf lpitcmutiidc SSciie
Olrd Meineio, @citchung bon 3ell.
gen II. 0gl. III. Trci &crboitungclr
iino lolucit porgcnomnlen luor0cll II.
onOerc lueroen in Snl3iiht geltcllt.
Ginc g(l5abl Nouofoten mo Cot
loren Iolcn oil Dem S6lpiuoel be.
tbeiligt fem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-19
8c6nrtStassfeicr nnO @erlubnna.

8ien II. 9ltguIt. = Sn Sol.
f%reiicH perlalltet nit 9eitimmtbeit
bnB moracn bel Der 6eier ocS 70.
@eburtstogs &oiicr 6ron5 Soiepb'S
Grf icincr &iau iu Si6l ole 8erlo-
blung beS fiinitigcn Sbroniolgers,
gr5ber5ogS aorl 6ron5 Soiepb, nit
icincr Gouiine @r5bcr5ogin @liiobetb
GrqnliSfa bon Gosfonn, elmer @nfe-
lin bes MonordeuL offi5iell befonllt
gegeben fperoen miro. Gle Sod3ei.
iou i'm 6ebruor ltattfinoen. Motr
meiB, OoB oieie 8erbinolng cilr
longidbrigcr Munid OeS &oiicrs
6ron5 Solepb gcpcicn lit.
Der iirnge Grjbcr5og, am II. Mn.
quit 1887 gcborcll, lit Der dlteltc
Sobn oes pcritorbencn @r5bcr5o9s
Otto mo Sbcrlicutcnont i'm Grogo.
ner.9fcgiment 9tr. Z.
@r5ber5ogin @liiu6ctb 6ron5iSfo,
q. Sonllor 1892 %geborell, lit Die al.
tcItc Sod)tcr beS Gr5ber5oga 6ron5
Solootor, melhcr nit Der foiiCrlihcn
Grin5eilin ulO @rjber5ogin Nioric
Golcrie, Der iiingItcn Sod)ter oe5
&aiIcrS Sroni Soiepb, perm0blt lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-19
%lancr SOnmtae fir ct. 2OniS.

ct. 2ouiS, Oto., II. Aug. -
Sic llclet n9lougeiete" ocS Stnate%
W%iiiiouri, mcldc bon Der pcriIoiicnell
SCgiSlotllr ougcnonmtcl mllrocn,
limo icbt in &roit gctrctcn mo mer.
cen bon Der Eoli6ci III ct. Soui5 nit
alien Gbifoncn 0urd9cfiihrt. Sin
bicocrer SdonfmirtbL Der in lcincn1
Sofol ous bormloIc 8inodleipicl &C.
0nIoet bat, mltroe bon Dem Gcciie,
Grmmiiidr gum &erbor porgcIoocu
lIto Der orInc Siin6cr bat cine 8i-
Gerruflug iciner S6onflicen5 5l &c
mGrti9en. Cine Yoli5cimamlid)oft
brr6illdtc allc GigorrcnlGoen nod
ctmoigcu 8orridtlm9clt fir @liifs'
ipiclc. 3nci GigorrcnbGtolcr mllrOcll
u(rboitct, neil JIG III ibrcn 20ocu Ell
nen iogcnanntcn n@oicbnll" .iiibrten.
lei mcId)cm sic @eiG1itSflnoen I'M
Spiel nit DEM @igentbiimcr fir 10
Gents % Gents mertb Gigarren &c
ninncn fonnen. Gie bcim Spicl
ubgefoBtcn &llnocu lpurocn ais 3cu.
gen pcrboftet.
Die Gurhfiibrlmg Der llcltcn &or'
idriit, wclde Die Gero6iolglng BON
gGiltigcn @etrGntcu an cincn DC
rolidtc1 3l ciucm &crGcben itcnt-
peIt, mill Der %oli5cidcf Dem cigenen
Grmciien lcincr llntcrgebcncl ilbcr.
lNiipu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-19

ser real1lGren @urniioneu Ser Sorts
Gotten uno Somilton, griifcn belrtc
iriib ole 9cicitiguugen 0es @oitoner
&ofenS al uno mur0en 0urd) sic
,blauc" SertbciOiglngSarmce uift
rllr 5uriidgeihlagcn, ionOcrn iogor
tbcorctiid pcrnid)tct.
Sn Scr 9tdbc bon bier fom Cs at
circm groBcrcn Sample 5piidcn Den
9loilen lrnO &otben, 1uno Ocriclbc
nouertc bis 1 llbr No6mittog$, 5l
pelher StunOe Otc Standardization
cjugcitcIlt murOcn. 9eioc Nrmccu be
oriprltd)cn 0e1t Sicg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-19
&crmiidtc tclcorapbiidlc 9epcfdcn.

- Sn Der 9tGbc bon Olcan, H.sO.,
nlroe Sobn u. Sd)nliot ollS @ino'
fnll, Der lid oui elmer 9oI5iubre be-
iono, bonl 9lib gctroffcn rulo ioiort
9ctootet, Seiu Better Sobn Sdmiot
eet~aHf~eemielben @ogen War, milral
hciulBtloS, erboltc lid) obcr bnl0 ipic
Ger, obnc cine &crlctltng 0nDon &C.
trnqen 81 boben.
- Sn Chicago belt0tiatc Der Stoot.
rntb Die Grncnnlmg bon Scrpp :.
Stcmor0 gum Yoli5eihci OILS 9tud).
folgcr bon George $. Sbippp, Der
bon Nntc 5llriidgetrcten lit.
- llmpcit EittSburg, ga, fonb
man int Noloc, IN gcrin0er Gnticr.
ming bon elmer oiicntlidcn 6obr.
itroBc, an cineml Baum crbGngt, Die
2ei6e zines ctlpo 70-i16rigcn Mon.
mes, 0ie bcreit5 orci Wtonote BORT &c.
bnngcn boben mlB. Sic Soentit0t
bcS Go6trn fonnte nid]t ieitgcltellt
lucrocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-19
glns Scrcinsfrciiem.

uE6nlio +. Mdmnerdor" trifft 8or6e.
~rcitungcn fir cine 8oiierio6rt.
- 8iro 6eim Ganuitotter Bolts.
fcit iinget. o9armonic" iibt
iiir icin Script CONCERT. -anocrc
&ercinsnadrihteu.
Inter 2eituug BON Froi. Sobn s.
6rant iibt9 ser .S6alia<W 2Gnnerfor"
gcitcrn A6cnO in Srn. &erm. &oigt,S
9oIle Gbore iiir ieinC Gnoe oieies no.
not9 %itottfinoenoc @oiierfo6rt. Ser
StngittuOc ioIgte sic ii6fide &c
Notwithstanding, in meIher Yr1Iioent 3.
9ritagemam ben 8oriit nno Sefre.
tar @eora Sinmetbe6er Odg 8rofo.
foil fiibrtc. @0brcnO Ser 5ibitna en-
Iditn Sr. Nrtbur BONNET un0 er.
IlItte Den nlbulia.N iGnner6or" I'M
Hamen 0eS oGnnnltatter 8olf8feItuer.
Gins" am @olrpcrucurstaQe 0eS
Gonnitottcr &oItSieites cinige 66ora
sum 8ortrag 5u bringen. Ter 8ereif
6eldIoB, Dem @rinden 6olge 5u lei.
item. Der &eriommlung iolate cine
Stbung oeS Nrrongcments. Gomite'S
fir Die bcreitS %erluGbnte @uiieriabrt.
IS armonie."
Die geitrige SingitunOe, in melder
Die ySormoniten~ Gb6re fir oos critic
Scrbit-Gon5ert inter ser 9eitung Oe5
Broi. Sobn ". 9leill it6ten, erireute
lid zines 5oblrtifer 9eiud1eS. Sn
Der @cIhditSiieumg mltroenGinlooun.
gen bCfreunoeter &ereine angenom.
mcll.
08ermanio.0 uartett
Gus"
@rof. 6rib aorolltS ii6tc aelteru
Gbeno nit Ocn WtitgIieoern oes Ger.
manio.G uortctt. g lu6S." Die lid 5abts
reid sur rcgelm6Bigen lpotentIihen
Singitlnoe einasfunoen botten, sic
Gb0re vHGeinlieo" uno .Sturm6c.
Ihm0rrng" fiir Ole nGdite 6eItlid),
felt. Sn Abiueienbeit oeS &rGlioen-
ten Srn, @%nitaultS aorb eroffnete 8i-
ce.Erdiioertt g8iI6elm 8iiber cine @e.
IfoftSIiBung, in Deldjer Or. Senrp
Start ais BrotofoGfiibrer fungirte.
Die Ginluoungen oeS n96olin.Mdn.
nerf)orS," OeS o9onton 2ieOerfron5,~
Canton MGnnerhors" uno ,8or.
lportS" occeptirten Ole Sanger. Ser.
ner mltrOe Sr, SranfS hubmoter ais
oftipeS mo Sr. j. Yieti6 oils poiii.
pcs MitglicO ouf9enommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-19

GinfluBreidc Ycrioncn
VI itglicOer, ~ Iie Sllcorporu-
toren Der gcplontcn oGoltcrn Sborc
Guilmnp So" limo Nln. $. 8cbitn.
ielo, Yrdiipent bes oGereinS Der
neutrality-suspicious. unO a%nilileute;"
Charles $. anopp, Is. Ns6urp GopiS,
G5efitl Z. Sones, NrIie i. Soun.
oers, n. ". WcGormid, NlcronoerWic.
Ionnlo, Clarence ". Fertins, 9opis
NJ. Sutton uno Geo. i. 9ieilion.
NniieoIer aus y onnma a.
Ios Staots. @inmunoerungS,9itrcall
berid)tct, 0oB Snrnter aus Der Enno.
musantol5one lid in MtnrplonO, mnb
5lpor in ct. Mnrp's Gonttv, oljlliie.
oeln wiiniden.
Gin 2 6 ben BON $4,000. -
Tbs Seter, meldcS, mic gclterlt in
oSeutlhen Gorreiponoenten" berih.
tet, 0oa Sommersaoitbaus 0eS 9rn.
Sranf 8iQbioe an Der Yurf, SeigbtS.
HueHlte, 5miiden Hoger. mo 8lcn.
4penuc, e%indidtrte, ridtctc einerl
Sd)u6ea Don no6ejil $4,000 ali. @tluo
70 Yeripnen loqirten in oenl &ollic.
nno Olelelben moren ge5luilnger, IN
ibrcn Nudtfleioern 5t flieben. g8ic
OoS ,Seiler entitoto, lit nidt befnnnt
6rau Soriic Goigt lit oic GiGentbii.
mcrin 0es @eb0uOes. Sic febrte an
Diontog BON europa 5ilriid.
orItertagin z o [ ) il c r.
lie Wiit9lieoer oes ,SrOcns Der 6or.
tier bon Auerifo" gaben iidJ geiterr
in So(deiter cin Tenoe5pous. Gie D.
tbciligm9 luor ilber grnortcn groB
unrO omiiiirtcn iid) mebrere Souient
Otdnnlein, @eiblcin rnb ain0er ON
StronOe. Hieiigen SpaB bereitctt
om 9tafmittag Elm 9aqidloggipieI
5luiid)en ietten unb oiinnen Spielern
Gas arrangements. Gontite botte ieil
yioglidltes getbolt, electromagnetic:
10 5u treffen, Dob iid) ,Seoermonf
omiiliren fonnte. 0G6reno oes 1e
ties lieBen iidJ olidJ mcbrere Meonel
boren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-19
Nrci 1abrc 3udlt6nns.

&olcigb, Nc, /. 9hlauIt.-
George q. aimbolI, iriibcrcr &oiiircr
DER oSoutbcrn |inc9 9nufing ouO
Iruit 60" muroc bclttc ais 9cirul.
bont ulO 6dlihcr in Carthage Dor
0,cridt g~eitcllt, Gr bctonntc iid,
ihulNig imO mltroc jlr orei So6rcn
3llftbouS pcrurtbcilt. Seiu Soit-
tcrnin bcgiunt ~ioiort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-19
Sanfranb muo Sfntucreieken.

1nll a, Oflob. II. 9tilgrlit. -
3mci 9anoiteli, ipelte III Der les
ten 9taf)t bel Der E~linlOerulg Ser
,Stote Yntf" 5u aieier, Sflab., En-
toppt ipllroent crihoiieu oet Staot.
mnridanQ Snforo unb bradten benz
&oiiirer Golmer @ebIing cine pabr-
Ideinlif t0Otlide SduBipunoe bel.
Sic ergriifen Die 6llft, weroen ie,
opd, bnrd) Elm 2luigebot Der 6lgt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-19
Die GricasIpielerei bei Bolton.

Miobleboro', Moii., II. Aug.
Die ariegsipielerei, IN meld)er es
iif UNI Den 9eiit BON Bolton bonoelt,
puroe beute f~ortgeiett uno me6rere
,aanpie fanber i'm 2ailfe oes Cages
HIATT. ~llngefdbr 200 Monu Der rro.
then" armee, beltebeno aus Sbeilen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-19
@inter In SraMsbaal.
Siefcr Sfncc bcrcitct bcm 6anScl
nnS &anOcl StnbcrniTc.

G6nenlarf'5 Irlncc ui5uiric0en mi
Dem ncltcn &riegSmtniIter.
S6erbeieblSbnber reidt ieine &c.
mliilion Elm. - 8erloblmg i'm
&nrllc Salisbury ioll bcute gelcs
9cutrid oet @ebnrtStagSieicr 0el
adiietS 6rot5 3oicpb' an9efiin-
Oigt mer0tn. N~ngeblidc Gr-
morollng zines AlnerifoucrS III
Montc Carlo. = EroGbitioniitGll
iiegcn III Siio-Goro(ino. - Nur
ipcnige Soicn in Der Yrobi6i
%tiousniiite.
SobanHcS6urg II. Guglit.
- Ger 9roBte Shnccioll icit 3obrcn
iii bcltte bier cin9ctrcten. I'm Ntit-
tag lag Der Sdnce iets 3oa tici unO
rs ifncitc mciter. Sclcgropbcn. mtO
Selepbonoicnit itlO piclfot bcbinpcrt
iuno Der 8eIdGftSpertcbr itoft. Gle
N%ftienb0ric ltcatc belttc bic @cif1itP
'lon8e gcrutg elm, NM Den Mitglicoern
&clegenbeit 81 elmer S6nccboll-
S6laht 5ll geben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-19
Stint Spfcr elmer SgHumit .GrplO.
iiun.

8anconper, 9. e., II. Nlg.-
Gurd cine @rploiion, lpcldc in Scr
rcrgmgencH 9todt ouS Gplnmit,
Ntaga5in Der .@eitern GgploiipeS
60" 3t 6lmitoU Ban, 9omcn S9louo,
so @ciIcn BON bier, 5erIt0rtc, fonlcn
fitnf Wcnid)cn um'SeSebcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-19

Stills
reii9nirt. r. Sr. e. Is. 2orurencc,
SiillS- Solen. Sn9cnieur, bot relignirt.
4lS @rrno giebt er on, ooB ieine
Gnt@pilidten init ieinen Bripot.@e-
lhGften coniliftiren. Sein @ebalt lit
5000 pro Wonut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-19

Cine HcucruHg pom 9ro.
benz Sntercic.- Aui Der ,Sdd)t
Oca Srn. Gli Sharp pm Sborps,
So, miro bier 5ltr 3cit bon ocg
.Enge engineering 60" cine Gin,
rid)tung iiir Die Broou,irung boz.
@oS 3mcdS 8etricbs Der ,Snd)t Gin.
geieet. is lit cin Experiment, mel.
d)rm nit groBem Sntereiie eutoe1cn
geiebcu miro. 0r. GborleS Is. Yuqc,
Grdiioent Der Gompngiie, ia0te ucs
mitcrll, CT babe Gontrnfte fir Die E5lt,
I%toGirnng Ser @uS%einridltling Oil
mebrerct on0eren fleinereil Sobr,
5ellgeu Der Gbeiopeotc-8 ni abgeiGloi.
lcn.
9olbige @nti Of it n,9 M
2 n-Sulle. Nofrid)ten
aus M~oiGtngton st 6olge ipirb on9
neutrality-suspicious. in oen nGditerl
4ogen id)on ieinc Gntideioung tref.
fen in 8etreif OeS Slttton.5oles.
Sci Of Il ftSgung etmaS bel.
er. - 9ie Sotulcinfiinite ser oGon,
ioIionteo Cotton Gud So" 6eIieferr
iid) IN Den critcn icdl9 0tortaten oicieS
Sa6reS ouf $3.66S037 gegen $500,
1877 IN Dem Acknowledgment 3citab.
idnitt oes @oriobreS. Sn 1907 be.
trugen Die @%innobmer IN Sen critcr
le6s Monaten $5,420,339.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-19
Wits Dem Snneren MnrDlano's nmS
ben n%ngren5cnocH Stantcn.
@roBc 0biternte in 8 e It
. ginieu II.

0roBe Obitcrnte in 8 lit.
Sirginieu.
9tuS WortinSburg fommt sic Nad).
rid)t, ooB Boitmciiter 2ller. @6obou
uon bort, WeIdcr nitdl ErGiioent Der
o@eit.Girginio @orticulturol So
cietp" lit, aus alien 5beileu 0es
Stoote5 9erid)tc erbolten bat iiber
cine ouBeroroentlih groBe Obiternte.
Im Iiitritt Don Nelu Cumberland,
no Die Obiternte inn uorigen Sabre
10000 6Giier betru9, miro Die bless
idbrige Grnte oen ooppelten @rtrdg
%ltefcrn. Sn 9erfeleps9 ountp betritg
sic acpfelernte I'M oori9en Sabre
10000 6Giier; in bieiem Sabre miro
lie oui 100000 Safer oeranihlaat.
uno Ole Gfirii6ernte miro ooppelt 10
gloB lcln ais in 1908. 3roem ioll
altd) Die GltoIitot oes ObItes cine be.
ocllteno Before iein ais i'm 8oriabre.
Sic 8eron It ter Der
0e1ttlhenbebe an 8orooiee fonlmeit
in1mer mebr sur grfenntniB, ooB lie
lbrent eigenen Sanoe Den ld)tuerlten
Sduoen 5ufiigeli, nenn lie ibr gebdi.
ligeS Serboltcn fortieben miiroen.
Nohoem crit nelllid Der Erdiioent
Oeo SoIiatiollSbofe$ equator 2ucd)i-
nj Die @ur6ol6reier ais oltulnle Sun.
gen obgetball, friedlt iebt Der Setter
DER VelOegltng III eilrem artifel oes
n@iornule o'StoIia" DC. mo ipebtHit.
tbig 5u areu5e. @otenlong bat man
iiber cine opreuBiihe S~npoiion",
Oeliti6e 8efnbr", .9arbaren" uiiu.,
gc5etert. Sebt lieit man, ipie Den
Dhind). u. g." ans 9om eeifrieben
miro, aus ocrielben Sober f~pIgenoes:
@@ie OFT n%liliicn mir ipieoerbolen, onB
mir nidt oen alergeringIten aft Ser
6einoicligfeit, nidyt einmoI Der In.
b0ilidfeit @ gegen Die liebenSiuiir.
oigen oertidet @dite CD begeben
luoutell, lno ooB Die sroBe Rdtiotb
ullere Serbiinoete O.. in StaIien
MIR SelulInoerung mo ber5lidite
6rennbldoft () finoen fonn..." Sn
oieiem Son gebt eS peiter, ia Die
ooreiitct 8or6aren" peroen gor aIs
yllnlere lieban oelitidlcn Sreitnoe"
algereoet, Die man ME uno nimmer.
ntebr NIT ben lpcrigen, uenn audi
drgerlihcn Sltrigantct (2) periuef.
ieln perOe, Die Die italielliid)e unan.
toitbarfeit oes 8oroaiees beorobeu.
3aS Strobfeuer bot. luie poraussiie.
ben mar, nitt lange ongeboIten. lin
10 better fir Stolien.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-05-29
Black Chiffon Gown,

A strikingly beautiful gown observed
recently was OF black chiffon mounted
over a white satin sheath. The chiffon
was handsomely embroidered In silver.
Four narrow bands Of silver trimming
ran the entire length OF the sides and
pointed off in tunic effect back and
front.
The hem. trail and edge Of the simu-
lated tunic were embroidered in great
round motifs of effective design in sill
YER threads and sequins. The little
cap sleeves were silver embroidered
and there were small white tulle ell
bow puffs.
A cluster OF red flowers on the low
necked corsage and a large black hat
OF lovely contours and trimmed with
tall. softly dropping black ostrich
piumes completed the picture.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-05-29
TO HOLD THE POWDER PUFF.
Dainty and Most Useful Bag Makes an
Acceptable Present tor the
Traveller.

A dainty bag for a powder pun to be
riven to a friend who travels much
should be made from circle OF PASTE
BOARD. four inches in diameter. another
circle three inches in diameter. and
bone or wooden ring. three inches In
diameter.
Cover the two pasteboard circles
with a layer OF cotton batting. then
outside and in with ecru china silk OF
q firm quality. Cut strip OF the silk
20 inches long and six deep. join the
ends together. gather the bottom and
overcast to the largest circle. Gather
the upper edge around the bone circle.
Overcast or fasten the smaller circle
OF pasteboard to the top of the bone
ring at the back. tor lid, and provide
1t with a loop to fasten on button
lust below the ring on the bag.
Make loose chamois bag to slip In
side the silk one to hold powder and
pun. Such a case is collapsible aad
much lighter than carrying glass or
silver powder box In a travelling bag.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-05-29
NOVEL BELT WITH A BORDER
Casing Of White Linen Worked In
coiored Mercerized cottons Has
= Good Appearance.

Very new in belts is a casing Of
white linen with a conventionalized
border worked in colored mercerized
cottons the same tone as a heavy rib
bon betting which is run through it.
The casing is cut about an inch
wider than the betting and has an ir-
regular whey edge and different
shaped medallions embroidered ON
each edge. with vertical designs run
ming through them. The edges OF
the casing and medallions are worked
in narrow buttonhole stitch and then
cut out. The latter thus makes slides
which come over the helting. The
flowers are worked in satin stitch.
A clover design worked In green
is effective for wearing with a green
belt. while with a brown one a con-
veltionalized motif of chestnuts and
leaves should be embroidered and
buttonholed In browns. The edges OF
the oval. oblong or square medallion
slides are finished in straight button
hole stitch about a sixteenth Of an
inch deep or less.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-05-29
REACHED LIMIT OF PATIENCE
Woman Had Put Up with . Lot, But
Last Trick Of Monkey Was
Too Much.

George F. Freeman no longer owns
q monkey. He did until a short time
ago. The simian was pet for Free
man. and a pest of his mother. Al
though she loathed the creature she
Tolerated its presence on account OF
the attachment between her son and
his pet
One day Mrs. Freeman was planting
flower seed in a small patch Of spaded
ground in her back yard. The mon
Key had watched with interest the
preparation of the ground for the
seeds. When the Slantiug came his
curiosity grew as the work progressed.
Following Mrs. Freeman as she
thrust the small sweet pea seeds into
the ground and covered them over
the monkey dug up each seed. but it
found each one alike in taste-and not
an altogether pleasant taste at that
-spat 1t out and moved on in the
wake OF the planter. Mrs. Freeman's
back was turned to the monkey until
she finished the last row. then she
turned and saw the results of the
animals campaign in the place where
she expected flowers to bloom.
George" she said. when her son
came home, that monkey and I can
not live in the same family"
The monkey has a new home now
Indianapolis NewA
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-05-29
THINK HARD
Il Pays to Think About Food.

The unthinking life some people lead
often causes trouble and sickness, H.
lustrated in the experience of a lady
in Fond Du Lac, Wis.
about four years ago suffered
dreadfully from indigestion, always
having eaten whatever liked, not
thinking of the digestible qualities.
This indigestion caused palpitation of
the heart SO badly could not walk up
a fight of stairs without sitting down
once ar twice to regain breath and
strength.
Il became alarmed and tried dieting,
wore my clothes very loose, and many
other remedies, but found no relief.
Hearing of the virtues Of Grape
Nuts and Postum, commenced using
them IN place Of my usual breakfast of
coffee, cakes, or hot biscuit, and in
one weeks time was relieved Of sour
stomach and other ills attending indi-
gestion. In a months time my heart
was performing its functions naturally
and could climb stairs and hills and
walk long distances.
Il gained ten pounds in this short
time, and my skin became clear and 1
completely regained my health and
strength. I continue to use Grape
Nuts and Postum for I feel that owe
my good health entirely to their use.
There's a Reason"
Il like the delicious favour Of Grape
Nuts and by making Postum accord
ing to directions, 1t tastes similar to
mild high grade coffee"
Read 1.-THE Road to Wellville." in pkgs.
Ever read the above letterf A new
0ao appeaFs from time tO tisae. They
are genulne, true aaa full Of ha0An
1DtoR0Df.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-05-29
Fighting Tuberculosis.

Three large fraternal orders are at
present conducting sanatoria for their
tuberculous members. The Royal
League, the first order to take up this
form OF work in the United States.
has a sanatorium at Black Mountain,
North Carolina. The Modern Wood
men have recently opened q sanator-
ium at Colorado Springs. and the
Knights of Pythias, one at the East
Las Vegas. New Mexico. The Royal
Arcanum and the Brotherhood Of
American Yeomen will consider prop.
ositions at their coming grand coun-
ellis for the erection of similar insti-
tutiOns
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-05-29
Opposed to Slang.

Donald had been to Sunday school.
and on coming home was asked what
he had learned. The lesson was the
story Of Joseph, and the small learn
er was evidently very full of his sub
ject.
oh" he said. ''it was about a boy.
and his brothers took him and put
him in hole in the ground; and
then they killed another boy. and
took the first boys coat and dipped 1t
In the blood of this boy and"
"Oh. no. Donald. not another boy!"
his sister interrupted, Mortified. But
Donald stood his ground.
TT was, too." he insisted. Then he
added: The teacher said Kid but !
don't use words like that."-Woman's
Home Companion.