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Evening journal., 1909-08-12

carbon paper Lay it on a fiat board
and cut out with a stencil knife. Pin.
the stencil on the mating with a piece
of blotting paper under it, pinning It
down tight on all the edges. Use wa
ter color paints and stiff bristle brushes
and a brush to each color. Have a
piece OF cloth on which 20 wipe the
brush before applying to the mating,
then dab the paint on lightly, being
very careful that it does not run be-
yond the edge OF the stencil Next put
on the reed as directed. Then very
lightly moisten long strands OF rafiia,
Evening journal., 1909-08-12

thread a rahia needle and finish the
edges with a plain over and over
stitch
The color scheme in the shade illus
trated is natural straw color mating
with dark brown rafia. the lighter Of
the browns that come I'm rafia for
finish. The stencil decoration has
brown leaves and stems. the upper OF
the two bands across the bottom Of
the design is Of brown; also the long
sections OF the top band The three
groups of berries are soft gravish
old rose. A note OF strong color "a in
troduced in the small spots in the top
band. the tiny leaflets at the end Of the
stems and the very narrow. band across
the lower edge Of the design. This
color is clear, glowing turquoise blue
Frames to support these square
shades may be made TO order. or an
acceptable ono may be made at home
by bending a piece OF No. Is wire with
"A pair Of nippers. The chief objection
70 most homemade efforts is that the
frame Is not firm and steady. two very
essential requisites.
Evening journal., 1909-08-12

She must Sit at home with the chill
dren or else spend her time in the
tame amusement OF paying calls and re-
ceiving the same.
She has no active interest in nfe-I
mean In the great life where her hus-
band goes and leaves her behind, the
life which a5sorbs him so that his
mind is really there. even when he is
at home.
And the young married woman who
Is bright and energetic and ambitious
frets under the dull life that she has
% lead particularly as she realizes that
an women do not have 20 lead e.. that
others are getting out into the world.
making money and seeing life.
That is the reason OF her unrest.
Can any one blame her?
Evening journal., 1909-08-12
THE ART OF KEEPING COOL
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be selected as the bizarre colors that
the usual hammock displays would be
out Of the picture
The Glouster hammock fs too well
known 90 need any exploiting, but this
year there Is an extra wind shield for
It that may be purchased for $3.50. and
the mattresses are upholstered in a
greater variety of colorings. khaki and
green having been added to the list
lately There is. too, an oriental look
ing hammock with nothing I'm its gen
cral appearance TO indicate that it can
Evening journal., 1909-08-12

be lowered % any position or that it
has hard wood seat and a footrest.
Reading in such an affair is mild
form Of Utopian pleasure To continue
this hammock talk a moment more,
these adjustable awnings are mighty
nice things TO have attached to the
hammock in which one is apt to take
forty wiuks or 50.
Perfectly hideous as "a pieoe of lawn
furniture. though rather pleasant 20
use. are the swinging seats. and for
people who object 10 the rocking mo-
tion there has been provided by the
manufacturers this summer a gliding
seat built exactly like the original
model but with a more even and
agreeable notion The seat comes
with or without an awning. and the
backs OF the chairs are adjusted at
viii ON the order OF a Norris chair.
Quite different from the ordinary porch
chair settees or swinging seats are the
comfort chairs" In them you can re-
cline as on a couch or IN a hammock.
OF YOU can swing as In a swinging seat
Evening journal., 1909-08-12

or scttee. and yet YOU can do all this
in the small space used for any 0rdi
nary rocking chair This economy Of
space is especially noticed when you
consider the way in which the stretch
ing Of a hammock from pillar to post
veranda.
There are innumerable new things in
outdoor furniture that are conducive
TO summer comfort Among them is a
set of four bronze chairs and table
to match, with a steel top. Ia the CEN
Evening journal., 1909-08-12

pin nj the right hand side is a study in
russot browns. dark for the back
ground light for the interlacing curves,
with single stitches and clusters Of
French knots in paleet fawn. The
fourth tiusign is in three shades Of leaf
green on dark green silk Buttonhole
stitch is used for the little sections Of
circles. and the star IN the center is in
single stitches OF cream floss caught
down with small French knots
Large. Hat metal or glass headed
hatpins make an excellent foundation
over which TO stretch the embroidered
covers. finishing them of at the back
with plain linen, as before suggested
An attractive coloring on white linen
is a design I'm two shades OF natter
blue outlined with black. but OF course
the variations OF color to suit different
gowns are endless The set of desi gua
grouped together are each of good av-
erage working size. and tracings can
ho easiiy made from them and dupli-
Gated on the material by means Of
transfer paper. With their fancy
background of scroll work they sng-
gest a way for utilizing a whole series
Of button designs. which might be
blended into one effective piece Of em-
hrOidory Tor collars. cuffs or blouse
motifs. Every woman knows that but
tons are easily made up over the lat
or rounded molds. although the latter
are more difficult to manage than the
fat and the molds IN any shape are to
be- had at an the department shops
These same shops viii also mount the
buttons or hatpns for YOU at small cx-
pensc
In connection with hnts. I had a talk
with famous mllliner about the
chapeauX ~ the moment She told me
Of a now Invention for minimizing the
danger OF long hatpins This invention
ig the result of a few serious accidents
which have happened lately A shop-
Evening journal., 1909-08-12
SANDWICHES WITH MRS. TAFTs
TEA

At all her afternoon teas Mrs. Taft
serves sandwiches instead of cake. Ona
of the Washington Innovations OF Mrs.
Taft has been to extend Invitations
over the telephone, and the same plan
already has been put in operation I'm
Beverly. Mrs. Taft usually minglcs
with her arriving guests while a friend
pours the tea; then when the company
is settled Mrs Taft takes her place At
the serving table.
Evening journal., 1909-08-12
DUTCH COLLARS.

What craze there is for Dutch col
lars. Really dainty collars are quite ex-
pensive 10 buy ready 10 wear. vet they
are so simple Co fashion at home that
any girl may secure number at a
small expenditure Of money and a mod
crate amount Of industry.
Evening journal., 1909-08-12

~ HE art of keeping cool is be-
ing practiccd more or less sue
ccssfully by all of us these
hot days. one resourceful
girl has tackled the problem in mat
ter OF fact way by donning her bathing
suit ana cnsconcing herself comfortably
in "a bathiub nil of cool water for an
hour or so each day An electric fan
helps t0 lower the temperature OF the
apartment That this cooling process
Evening journal., 1909-08-12

A straight row Of buttons down the
front viii NOT be in good styie.
Evening journal., 1909-08-12
Rules For the Reduction Of the Stout Figure

n Il are certainly going to be
rufiied and shirred 10 beat
the band this winter.
[ DONE know what the
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-31
aatbplifcntaa in @iGiamspurt.

Wtlltam $ sport, "a, 30. Wtni.
- Gn Str0mcn lnngtcn gcItern m0b-
reno bt5 SGAcS 0ic IcIc0atcn 5lllll
bcltihcn &ntbolitcntog mo 5ltnt
I}obre5- Gonpcnt 0eS Stootapcrbanocs
Der oeutlhcu fotboliid)cn Nercine bier
al mo mltrocn nod bcr3lihcr @cgrii.
Blnl8 icitc,S oca Gmpian8a.Gomitc'3
IN ibrc GltortiCrc Aclcitct. 2lnl
9lbcn0 iuuo in Der &ormonic 3 0ullc
cine iniormcllc Scriomnlung itott
SIR 9cgloubigutg Der Monootc uno
&crtbeillng Scr 2lbjcihcn. Gin &C.
miitblidcr GonmerS bil0ctc 0cll Ib.
ldluB ocS erItcn Cages Scr Gonpen-
tion, Scutc frilb Iono bic oifi5ieQe
Groifnung 0cS antbolifentugeS Itatt,
nit elmer tur5cn 9elpiQfnnmltung8s
Hcoc oeH SeitprGiiocntcrl. 0onlr
iplgten icicrIidc5 Sodumt II. Sibung
Ne5 Grctutlu-G omite'S.
Sct Wlo15pllntt' oeS GplloentS mQr
oic 0ifclltlid)c MISUNDERSTANDING
belltc 9lbcno I'M o9Dcomirg Opera
0ouic. Gic Hconer ocS .9IbenOs ma.
rem Nr. Sobn Slider, 6citprGiiocnt.
9%ltrAermciltcr GboS. :. Molfc, y.
y. Cummings, Hep. z. Wt. Maudcr
mo Hcp. Ncp. @eorge :. Stnliot.
Hcp. &obn Ottcn pon Yittoburg per.
las bon Dem &otboIitcutag geinBtcll
9cihliiiic. Ter st. 9oniiaciuS.
MGnncrhor," cin Moiiendor mo
ell Srfciter brottcn cin erleiencs
mtiifoIiidcS Tro9ramm sum- |or.
trag, Am Montu9 iinbct cine groBe
Goraoc mo nod Shlub Der Sc.
Observation-Disclosures ctl 6eiteiicrl
itott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-31

Ncm Oorf, 30. Mai. - 2tn
iGrcr MobnlurM Nr. 90, Gpnflin.
Npculc, crOroiiclte lid) gcitern in CT,
ncm Tniol pom Shwermttb ole II
Satire ultc 6rult Hoie S1gcr. 9(l8
ibr @uttc, Niaium nit Torltunlcl,
Die l(nglildlidc cntOcttc, mar bcreits
allca Scbcn ans Dem a0rpcr cntflo.
ben, mo Der bcrbei 1ebOltc 6nn1iIirn.
Nr3t Nr. G%'tCr6ropf ucrlnod)tc nllr
0elt tro>tri1cn Sbotbcitolo SIT conltos
tircn. No9 Der 6rnii cigci1tli6 oo5
Goleln pcrlci0ctc, bat bi5Dcr nod
1id)t ~fcItNcltCllt mcr0cn f0nncn. @e.
tern Nohmlttog bcgob li6 Die 6rnlt
IN lbr Shlufjimmcr mo brad)tC ibr
Sorbobcn sur 9lu9fiibring. Sic per-
iertigtc olt2 Der Mulhlcinc cine
Sdlln9r, lcNtc ii6 oicie llm Den SOILS
mo befcltlgtc bomn 0oS anocrc G11oc
an eilcm &lciberbafcn morulf lid,
ole 6r0lL bolb in Der 2ltit idmeben0,
iulc sum StrrbCn nie0erfnietc. Sic
ltorb Damn mld) zines ~Iangionlcn,
qloloolcn Gritidrng2toors.
Gllrd Ginotbnlcn bon Sclldtaos
be8ing 8cltern Der 81 Sabre oltc, in
Ar. 4t6, &nicfcrbpdcr. 2[pcmle, luohlt.
bait gemc'enc @corgc Ionn SclbIt-
moro. 9nOoltcrnoe ardnfli6fcit iou
Den Mann 5u Dem pcr5mciicltell
S6rltt 9ctricbcn bobclt. Gr bcging
Die mtlcligc Sbot, p1breno poll iei-
men I~ngcb0rigen Nicmono III Spllie
NOR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-31
1G monotcn 0ffanoniB pcrurt0eilt

IL Monotcn 0efdngniB p~crltrt6eilt
lpllroe.
Ger9oment's & baegc bel ser Ser.
tbeioigung Der 5tcin, @oiuloif lit
bon %ieirler SteQu,g al5 Sefrctar Der
MISUNDERSTANDING 5lriidgctretcr.
NppelI obgelp iclen.
EeterSburg, 80. Wtoi. - Ser
@eridtSsS enot bat Ocn 9tppcQ oeS
monordiitii6en Gumn WiitglieoeS
@looimir YllriiGfGuitid) ob9elpieieu,
ipeldcr i'm 5ebruur lpcgcn zines be-.
IetoigenOen Sdrgibcn5 an 6rou SiIo.
Iofoff, Ole &eiterin OcS GongrciieS fir
6rouenrcdte, 5t cinem Wtonot Csc.
f0nGniB perurtbcilt moroen mar. Sic
3ublun0 elmer @clObuBc itott &crbii.
hung Der 6reibCit9itraie miro nidt
5ugcloIiGn.
SteheSmaGI in 2 ongbo al.
SGungbui 80. W.toi. - Gcm
omcrifonildeu@G GburlcS
0cnbp, peldber Sbong6ui uerl0Bt,
INN lidl auf icincn ltellell Soften al9
@enerolfoniul in @icn 81 begebenL
muroe geItcrn 4bcrrO cin Sicbc9mobl
ae4cbcn. IS mar pom cincm Sonocrs
oiaIdllB pernnitoitct, mo bcinobc
5pciblnoert Der nngcIcbcnitcn @c.
mobncr 0ieicr StoOt, mcld)e 0cn Der,
l6teocnlten 9totionulit0tcn ongebors
ten, nnbmlen ooron Ehcil.
SotI DAFT at Dcne5uclanis
den GongreB.
Caracas, 80. W}oi. - ErGiiocnt
@ome5 bat gciteru ieinc criteYoti6oft
al Den GongreB gcididt, SIN &ouie
bate iih cine gl1n5enoc @eieuihoft
BON 0iplomutcu uno Gomen geiams
melt, ltn0 ip0brcnO Der Se+fcim1g err
t0lttc mie0crboIt Icbboitcr @cifoQ,
YrGliocnt @omrj b~rJIiidluilniGtc 0o2
Sot0 5llr Observation-Disclosures Scr 9e5ie.
brngen 5l 8oibiagton. @eiter iogtc
CT, ser Congress WcrOc Ooriibcr cnt.
iheioeL OBJ cS ongcbroAt lci, Den 0ii.
fcrcrtiul5oQ bon 30 Ero5cnt gcgcr Die
Nntiucn oui5ubcbcl1, unO bcmcrttc
gum ShluB: oSh boiic, cine Grii.
lung Der 9lftcll miro ergebcrL bob cS
n1cin @ltnid) lit bic Erdliocntidoit
iiber ole Furtcicn III itcQcn. SD BOZ
fc, cit 0liiflidea, gcOciDenbea &encs
5llela 5lt ifoficn unO bc8liifmiinidc
Die @iirgcr, Die Ourd) Hutb un0 G6ot
pntriotiid 0oju bcigctrugcn bobcn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-31
SraInOc.

Carlisle, 30, 30. Mni. = Sic
groBe NnIoge Der bieii0cn ,Woml-
featuring &c." meld)e per Gompi
mo gIeftrijitdt bcmegte arcu5nngS.
Itiidc lulo @cidcn iiir G%iienbobnen
fobrijirt, lit onrd 6eilcr 5eritort NOR
oclt. Ger SGooen 6etr0et $t25,000.
Malt pcrmlltbet 9ronoitiitiing.
FtttSburg, 30. Dtdi. - 0urd)
6eller, mcld)eS mon nltf 9ronoitiI-
ting 5uriidiiibrt, mllroc bic 9(nlogc
Der nGutionul &eab 4 Oil Co." III
Sborpsbnrg, elmer &oriiuot BON
Fittsburg, 5critort. Ser @cionlmts
id)oocn an 8eb1iloen, Moifileric
un0 Selcn lit $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-31
Bic Eucac i'm Yinculu. Yarf.

Gbtco0o, ST., 80. Wioi, - Mis-
Dor orci Sobren Die Gaelic i'm 9in-
eoln-Eorf meidIe Giien- uno onoerr
MineroIltoiie iiibrtc, ueriic9te, aab
lid Die Eorf.G ommiilipn Die grGBtc
Milbe, Gin etlpn uorbanbcnes 0inoer-
nib 5u be~icitigcn.a. sber ollie Nuh-
grabln9en NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
maren erfolgIoS.. ilnl 10 mcbr ali.
icbcn crrc9tc es, boB alil Icttcn Mitt.
nod bic Gntoedinig gcllod,t moroen
1T, DAB Der G.licll obitc menidlidc
&il!fc mlcocr 10 iriih 5n iprllbeln be-
1orllcn hat. mic MIR ic. Cine nil.
Ic~nld)oitlide G%rfldrung iiir Die Gr.
ifeinuha lit nod nidt geflmoen, aber
man lit 9cneigt, a%n5lulebmc,L oab tic
nit Der nn1 Mittipod) bier ouigetre-
teilen Grocrihiitterlms in 9erbin.
Dung itebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-31
GurdJ Gifcriud)t uc%rnriadytcr SOppcl
mnr0.

%bilobelpbio 30. Moi. ~
@omncio @riBlionio gcrictb Qcitern
2lbcno, ais ibm 5meI 6runOc cinc
photographic 5ci8tcL ntf wcId)cr
lcinc Satin 5miihcn Den beiocnNt0n-
ncrn itehenh ob9cbiloct mar, IN ipld)c
@utb, ouB cr Die 5uei MGtmcr olli
Der Stcllr aricboB. lic Crogooic CT
etiquette lid DOR 9riglionia'a Mob-
tntlrg IN iOaJ GoritaOtt Gbcitnnt SiK
Ger MoE0rr clltIlpbidlnO lit bis ictt
nod nidt c%inaciongoH. Seine 6roll
DcrlicB ibn Dor c~tliGien @od)ct itro
icine 6rermoc battcu ibn ooriibcr ge-
nsdt. IL ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-31
SnS meme Erphibition s.@cieB in
Nauiae.

Gopcto, SIS, 30. Mni. = Gas
nclc ErobibitionsgcieB lit icet in
Strait. Ter Stoot lit iett p%oQitGnoig
troden. Nicmnr0 bari nlcbr ociitioc
@ctruntc pcrfnufclr. llidt ciuuloI
a~pptbcfer. Ger &crforrf DON olfo6ul-
boltl8cn @ctr0nfcn iiir meoijiniihe
3luedc lit ausoriidliG pcrbpten.
Nerjtlide Hcjcpte lperocn nidt mebr
o%nerfnnnt lpcrnl lie aIfobuIboltigc
Mfeol5inen ueridreibell. Gic Apotbc.
fer muBtell gcitern ibrc 2iccn;cn I'M
@crldlt obliefern. @encrolonpoIt
Sndlon crfI0rt, onS @ciet lei per.
ioilungsm1Bi9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-31
Ger Strafcnbabn.S trife in Gums,
niHr.

gpanSpillc, Sno., 80. Moi.-
Nodocm am Srcitog 9lbeno Ser Stro-
Bcnbnbnltrifc erflGrt moroeL itonoclt
oeitcrn friib Der SgpanspiQc &
Soutbcrn Snoiano FRACTION Comp"
forum 5luon5ig bon ibren angeIteQten
5ltr Sentnnnllng ibrcr @oggons sur
Tcrfilgulg, ullo ialt idmnntlihe @o0-
CONS ipurocl bon Strifcbrchcrn be.
otcnt. Ter Gcrtebr mar Gin iebr lllls
re9elnloBtger, MIR melli9c 9erte be.
nlleterl Die &aggons, ober Don lln=
%oronltllg mar nifts 81 ipilren. Gic
Strifcr boffen, aud Dem MeIt Der
oltcn ItgcItelten oiti ibre Scitc 5t
bringcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-31

moatc nit Sen urocren nod 0cm So.
milieni6loB in GiQierS,@otteret8 sic
BEN.
aur5 Dor bent @cagon9 olta 0cn1
&citouront bate Scrr SerOerion
iibcr cil1 @ciilbl oc8 GriticfcuS &c.
fIogt. Tie @ouucrna1tc, Die nit bel
Der 8ciclli6oit mar, 0ffncte etn 6cns
tier, on oos iid) @crr &~cubarion icttc.
Hic GQbO9en nlf 0o2 6enitcr &c
ltilBt, blidtc cr cil1 pour Winttcn olti
Die StroBc b%inollS, iprnng pl0blidj
oltf unO be9orn ohnc ic0c Mnrmng,
ans elmer mltonlotiidJen Eiltolc uuf
0ie Seintgen SIT ihicBcn. NlS cr
ieinc Sod)tcr 5uionmcu6rcd)cn io1
ltnb oie GnticBumGSidrCic Der @ottin
unO Der Nn0ercn borte, itiir5te cr oli
bo3 iterbcn0 IN icincm @llt licgcn0c
Wi0ofcn SIT, itonO cinen NltQcnblid
mic criturrt, icBtc 0Crt HcpolDer an
icine ShIdfc uno jogte iid cine Sll.
gel in ocn Gopf. 81 GoOc Qctroifcn
ianf ser &otcr ilbCr Der God)tcr at
@o0C1t. Mnrtbu, Don elmer &llqcl i'm
&ala, ciucr 5mciten in sic 9rltit 02-
troffcH, pcrit)ie0 in mcnigcn W}ilnl.
ten.
SERB 6n0nibUoIlc$ Tcucr.
merf.
Som 80. Wui. Del cinem
6eucrmcrf, lucld)e5 in Sorio, Sor0i.
MEN, Ocronitoltet mltroe, crci0nctc
ij0 cine iltrd)tborc G~rpIoiion. t3rpsi
Ecrioncn m1troen Die SCOPE ob0crii-
len mo 40 Ncrioucn murocn perpltls
oct. PIN mebrercn Der ScBtercn
mpBten Opcrotionen porgelrommen
mcrOen. Gle @ottiu oeS Gellerrucr.
fer9 lpuroc t0otlid) pcrIeGt. Gr ie(
Der lpllroe Derbaftct.
@cqen ~ o0cr1T SImuS.
Hom, so. Wtoi. - Ger nOHcrpo
tore Nomano" pcr0ifcntlid)t einct
p0pitlifcn GrluB, ourd) mclden Elm
&ontififol. uno 9i6lii6cS Snititl1t in
Som aeifoifcn miro. Mon lit iiber-
3cltgt Oob NicS 81 ainem Wittclpunft
Der @elebriomteit uto @ilicniduit
mcrOcn miro. Ser 3mcd it, Die Gr-
5icbung bibliihcr &cbrcr uno Sdriit-
Itcacr 81 cntuidcln uno St1loantcr
nit Watcriol gum bi6liiGcnS tuoium
81 Dericbcn, mooltrdD Die fotboliidc
&cbre I'M @c0cllioB 5t Sen Srrtbii.
merit 0c3 MpoCrniSmlS ol~t30ebreitet
ncrocn ioQ.
Grl6ob h AMI Ger Com.
mon0obriid c.
MoriciQc. 30. Mai. - GupitGn
6opcr pom iro15oiiid)cn Compiler
rCnnbco" bat lid g~citcrll, ais icin
S6iif oui ser 6ahrt BON NiIItrulicn
III oc1 bicii92n @oicu cinlici, olrf Der
COMMEMORATIVE crid]oiicn. 0ic
oG1tnlheo" luar Dor fl Eogcr in
9onrbop nit Dem britilden 0nmpicr
egypt" 5itiommcngcitoBen. Mou
pcrmlltbct, bnB Der llnfoQ Nieocrnc
i6lngalrbcit bel Dem Gapit1n nerllr-
lnhtc, mo cr inter ocrcn Grltcf sum-
SclbItm0r0cr mltroc.
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DM II enfrieg" i'll Setp6l9.
BUR Sorfeier OeS 6iinfbunoertlobr'
Subildums Der 2cip3iger ltniperIltot
bot Der &erbon0 Der oortigen 6rct-
%itliDenten 9ierboum'5 nW%iuientricg"
ouf0efiibrt. Gie GoriteQl1ng crrong
eincn gldn5en0en Grfolg mo Cntfcl=
icltc pnbre 9eiioQsitiIrme %icitena Oca
&ublifum3. Ter GcrioIier Der Stu.
Ocntenfom00ie in pier Nuf5iigcn fir
bic Opernbiibne" lit Otto SuliuS
Hierbnum, iclber ein otter 2eip5iger
Stuoent, Gr bat ieineu ,Mllicn=
frieg" ans Dem Mfeiienfrieg g~citoltet.
2eBtcrer lit Scr aus @octbe'S ,@obr-
belt unO Gidtung" befanrttc Stll-
oententumltlt bonn Sabre 1861 Der
lid qegen Die 2eip5iger Stnotiol0o-
ten, plllgo oWteiien" %gellonnt, rid)=
tete. aorl &ofite IN @ien bat SIT
@icrboum'a &onoOic cine bcitcrc
Singipielnuliif geidriebctt, ipcld)e
ltllSCllCllt NllIplNu'
Gidtcr un0 Gomponilt batten iid)
oontit cin%peritonOen crfl1rt, 0oB Die
Spcr fir oieicn ituoentiid)cn 3mef
bon @uItop @crner @}etcra, Der iid)
nltd) ionlt nm Die fiinitlcriiden Slltcs
reIicn Der Scipjiger StubcltcnlhoTt
crfolgrei6 benlilbt, Cntlprcd)cnO at
rongirt moro. Gieie llrouifiibrlttg
0ca ,Willienfric9e5" mar alIp fcinc
poQige Goripcgnubme Ieincr 0arItel'
HING aui Der oroentliden S%per1bilbs
ne. 9ie pier 6ulptrolen naren NIT
glten Opcrntrdften beieBt luorocll,
Die Hegie lag IN Den SGnoen oeS Srn.
Sob. Gictbe bonn 2eip5iger Sdar'
ipiclbollic, bic muiifoliihe 2citl1tg
bate SEER &. u. 9nnien bonn Csc.
manobal,Ic c.
6cicrn i6r Silber . Subj
lGum.
Groiciior q. Sans @ird)olp, Der
Sobn bCS pcritorbcnen %bcritbnltcn
Yotbologtn Rltoolf Gitdom, ltno Nros
fciior 9(ooIf 9oqinsfp, 6abcn ibr ill
bernc5 Sltbil0um ais Go5entcn Der
9crlincr ltnipcriitdt %be9ongen. &1s
lQBlid5 oeS @reigniiieS 8inger ben Sc
lebrtell, mcId)e bcioe Der meoi5lnlld)et
8ofultQt ongeboren 5aDlrcide 8llld-
miinide 5ll.
&om @ebietc0er&unI it.
Die italieniide Sto1ionc int Era-
gcr 2onocothcoter, Die lett 5luei @o-
den Dor iid) gcbt, geitoItct iih immer
nlcbr 81, eincnn Hieiencrfolg. Gle Or
heItcrlaitung licgt IN &Gnben oe&
ulld) in Inerifa mpbIbefnnnten Wlls
iifera 9iglu.
Sn @icn muroe onl perfloIienell
Wtittmoh ser MuiifniIienidoitlidc
Gongrcb untcr gdpoltiacm Nnorona
cr0ifntt. 9iirgermciitcr Gr. 2llcgcr
mllr0c lebboit 0efeiert.
guS Dresden fon1mt hic aunbc,
oob Der 1enor &orl 8urrion i'll 6olgc
pon T%iiferen5en nil 6em @e1erQl-
Sntenountcn nm iernc @~ntloIirrg err
illft bat.
Sn @ieSbaoen lit bos Noturtbeoter
Ncrotbol NIT @oljogcn's nMaibrallt"
eroffnct mproen.
SRI. I%ntoinrettc oel Gro, sic piels
0enonntc SolptGn5crin Der @erlincr
Sofopcr, mcld)c idon Die porongcgol1s
0enc Generation blrd) lire @ro5ic
unO pirtlioie Son5funit e~nt5iicft bot,
nurOc anblid pcniionirt.
Sa Gortmuno bat oa5 @eitfaliihe.
in Shncrin COS fl. Observation-Disclosures
NuiifieIt itottNeiunOcn, bcioe NIT
ltorfcm GrioIg. Gic &eiitlungen iuoren
icbr tiidti0. &n ben ErnGromm,n
luor n%omentlid 9ectbouen bcnor5ugt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-31

sc groBer Der Wlrrmorr III Der
Stcler. Gommiliion bcs Heihstages
miro, wcl6e bic 6inan5reform in
&0ltoen bat, nnO ie mebr eS SIR
@abrldeinlidjfcit miro, ooB nnter
Den obpaltcnben gerbGltniiien iiber-
borpt feline Heiorm 5t Stanoe
fommt, bcito bGuiiger lit oopon oie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-31

Sn Snpocr, SflaD., perlor Der
6orncr Witrpbp BEN Gerltono, ais
CT erfllbr, ooB Die $4,000 Yopier-
9elo, Die er por 5ruei @oden bei'n
F1liigcn alli Dem 6elbe ialto, ipertb.
los leien. IS banoelte li6 nm 9onf.
llotel, bic mobreno bes 9iir9erfricges
BON Den cpnfooerirten Staaten aus.
gegeben noroen maren.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1909-05-07
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

Vancouver. B. C.-Dispatches from
Vernon and other points in the OkaDog
an district show thai a great stretch of
wooded country north of Enderby is
ablaze.
Senator Borah of Idaho, upon COM
plet.on of his speech on the income tax
Tuesday, received one of the greatest
ovations accorded a senator for the de-
livery of an argument on the floor Of
the senate chamber, regardless of SYM
pathy with the proposal for taxing in
comes. Senators, correspondents and
gallery listeners congratulate the
Idaho member for one of the ablest ad.
dresses heard in recent years.
]: is calculated that not less than
200 600 of the workmen of Buenos
Ayres have gone out or the 48-hour
strike organized by the workmen's fed
Grafton as a protest against the occur.
rences of late, when at the May day
cele brations there was a collision be
tween the people and the police in
which a large number of persons were
killed or wounded. The police have
made 600 arrests.
Reversing the policy adopted during
the Roosevelt administration by Score
tary Garfield, Secretary Ballinger has
restricted to a the amount
of land the department of agriculture
may withdraw from entry for improve.
ment for administrative purposes. The
interior department hereafter will not
grant any r. quest for the forest service
for the withdrawal from entry for ad-
forest reservation or lands wlthou; res
ervations in the states of Oregon, Wash
ington. Idaho, Montana, Colorado or
Wyoming. In other states land out,
side reservations may be withdrawn
when the forest service proves the me-
cessity for withdrawal.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1909-05-07

In a small Philadelphia restaurant
that caters to persons OF economy bent
the bill Of fare Is headed by this no
tice: Regular dlnner-Men, rs cents
women, 10 cents" "How Is this p
asked a chance customer belonging to
the sex most heavily taxed. you
charge us fellows 10 cents more than
you do the women. What have we
done that we should be so discriminat.
ed against?" you eat more" was the
plain r%ejoinder. 1T doesn't cost near.
ly SO much to feed women as men
but we are the first concern in this
part Of town that has been brave
enough to say SO in plain print. Many
foreign restaurants have recognized
that fact, and have regulated theil
charges accordingly"