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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-28
Mnto 5ermalmt slueijGbriacs Sinh.

NeW Oorf,.27. September. =
Gin Dem Inualte Sames Z. See Don
Nr. 664, @eIt-Gnb-Npe., geboriges
Nlltolnobil rannte geitern Nbcro Dor
Dem Sallie GER. 800, Sit 100. StraBe,
I'M ~alein.S talien" Sarlem's, in cine
@ruppe ipielenoer &inoer. Tic sipci
Sabre alte Waria Gemarco muroe
babel 5lpiid)en Der groBen Moibinc
nno einem eiiernen S%tofetenSaun s,l
Sobe gequctidt uno orei onoere ai,-
Der erlitten idIner3baite G%erlesun-
gen. Ter Chauffeur iudte oas @eite,
Inn Dem 3ornc Der raid suiommen-
ltromeloen Selte 81 entgeDen. aurse
3eit lp1ter iteqte er iid ielber Der
Eoli5ei. Gr nannte iit Srant Carlo,
'agte, Dab er % Sabre alt iei uno gob
leine goreile NIT Nr. 1876, Sit AS.
Stra6c an. llnter Der tedniiten 9e-
lhuloiguns oes Eootibldgs muroe er
IN Saft 9enom1nen. Gr modte gel
teno, Dab er 9e5pungen ipar, Den
&raftmagen gegen Den 0iirgerIteig
5u Ienfer, neil er ionit cine Shuor
onoerer ainoer, Die iid) auf Der Stra-
BE be~rnmtlimmelten, iiber ben Sou-
fen gerannt bGttc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-28
Wcne Gnftidiff.Xabrif.

Gait Stroubsburg, ga, 81.
september. - llnterbanblungcn limo
lnl Gonge, mclde Die Nnlegung elmer
Gabrit fiir &uitldiiie in oieler StaSt
b%e5ipcden. Ger Ieitenbe @eiit in Der
Sofe lit ein Serr 2afopre aus 90.
Der, rs, pelder erflGrt, Der Grim.
Der elmer lid orrb monderlei Sor.
6ilge ous5ei6nenoen Slltsmoihine
mo I'M Seiibe aller notbigen Yotente
sur fabrifmdBigen Seritelunns Der
gpporote 81 Iein. Gr illft Die il, Der
Sode maBgebenOe a0rperidaft Der
Staot fir Die Sade 81 intereiiircn,
ltno miro es bon beren Gntgegenfom.
men obbongell, Oh Oas pielbeiprodene
Froieft lid permirfliden loiien miro,
o0er nid)t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-28
Sra9iidcs Shifial elmer 2cbrcrin.

Sonto Sc, N.-M., 81. Sept. =
Gertrude montgomery, melbe oils
shreveport, Co., bierher fom, nod).
benz JIG fiinf Sabre lang BORT ais 2eb.
rerin in elmer Sod)idule tbGtig &C.
melen mar, crlng belltc oen Gcrletun.
gen, pclfc ibr in Der letten ISOLDE
nobe Der bieiigen Staotgren5e beige.
bradt mllrOen. Sic mrroc gum
Spfer zines nomenloien 9erbrehens
genlad)t nno bann nieoergciholien.
Mon iono lie crit geltern, ols lie.
nohoem lie in eillem 3uitonbe Don
Setdllbnng oil einem einiomen Srte
geleaen bate, naf elmer @oiierpiiitc
SIT friedjcn pcrillhte, INN ibren Inrlt
5u loifen. Grei StrGilingc, melhc
am Gage oes 0erbrebens in Der 9tGbe
an cinem @egc orbeiteten, lino per-
boitct moroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-28
1tebrr 200 Subtle.

3abl Der Spfcr ocs tiir5lihcu Stur.
mes III Solliiiono itciNt tGalif
b0ber. = Gin Saa Der Srauer.
Ncm Srlcnns, Ga, 81. Sept.
- Nac Ncmiibllligen crltrcdtcll lid
uGbrcno oes HeItcs Der @od)e ga.
rolI, Die 81 rctten, lueld)e iid) IN
Tolgc oeS Srfaus nod IN @eiabr be-
ilnocn mo oellen &iilic mo Croft
onacbciben 81 ~loiicn, Die Motb littcll.
%clnobc cinbuloert mcniGlidcr Sci.
epen mllrOen III Ben Woriden, no tic
gefutl0en mllr0ell, enttuc0cr Der
brannt ooer %begro6cn uno aeltcrn
lpor fiir 2oniiiano elm Iag Der Scim.
ltldlung mo Srdller.
Gntferntc Sbeile Der Giiitc entlan1
Karen 10 u%ollltdnoig u%b1eidyrittcll,
cob man crit nad) mcbrcren Soaell
&enntniB uoil Den enticblid)en Ser
llitcn, Die Der Sturm nit lid brod,.
tt, crbiclt. GcrbGltnibm1Bia lit Der
Stoot Ncm.S Orleans lllr mcrlio Sdo.
on oil Gi9entbllm crpndien, aliSocs
nolnmcn, oab cleftriid)c SrGbie riiicn
rno SdornItcillc cinitiirjtcn. Grit
por cilliNcn Sagct mllroe icItacitellt,
roB III Scrrebonne Euriib 40 Ser.
loncn inns 2cben fomcll, boln ii6cr.
l1;ea bieic Spbteniiitc 100 uro &c
licrn errcid)tc JIG oic 3obl $50 bis
to.
@eltcrn Mbeno 5u ipGtcr St.lrnoc
brod)ten Gcpeidcnbootc, melde Don
Iunbar, Co., 5iuiid)cn Ncp.S Orleans
lno Ban ct. SouiS. 5uriidfcbrteuL
BIC Nodridt BON ser I%uiiinoung BOZ,
SO Seid)ep an eincm YIobe oacill.
Sles bringf bic 3obl Der o%eiinitir
befonlltcn Spier ollf 200 uno man,
1lollbt, oob in ben Ioriden 9oui.
liollc's nod mebr n~neutoedte Soote
lttUCIl. |
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-28
Muocrnc Naarfriinr

Gat llnbcil on ocn 36pien Der @eib-
lidfeit anNcribtet unb Apptbefcr
iiberol beipred)en Die lbotiod,e, ooB
tic grpbe SiiontitGten Solbei iiir sic
@ereituna ocs %oltmooiihen .Snlbel
Shee's = Elm 8eSept rnierer @rof.
ntiitter = perfouien. Gle Modiruoc
nah oieiem &rnut lit 10 orob. oob
Gin 5obrifant cineu nSalbci Sbce,"
Der Sdrpeiel entbGlt, oili ocn Morft
bringt = Cit Mittel aeoen Sdrnppclt
ino &opiiilten. GoS ErGporat beiBt
Wpetb's Gage anb Sulphur, bas III,
ellen moOerncn Npotbefcn fir 5Oc.
i.ilo ST Die Slalhe pertouit ooer &c.
gen Gmpiang oeS Yreiies brett bon
Der @petb Chemical g.. II Sort.
lnnot- Ctr, Geip-Yorf Gitn uerionot
miro.
81 berfauien Bel ser HeaS Grita
60, Special. agentcnL 2cringtou. uno
&oluaro. StraBe. 60
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-28

lcbcn befonten. Stoit I'M I llbr
Nod)llllttags, mic ollgcfiinoigt mar,
begannen Die 1Sliige crit nm 4 llbr,
itrlo lie lpurben ifon nod anoertbalb
Stun0en ipieher obgcbroden.
Ger Selgier 9orol1 DC Caters uno
Der berilbmte frdn5oiiiGe S(piotifer
9leript mohteil ciucn @erilld, oelt
10000 Wart betrogenOen ShneQia-
feltaprela ST. %eringGr, uernloftel1 ober
lpcgen oeS llngiinitigen @inocs nid)t
einmal Die Winimul-G iiton5 bon 20
&ilpnletcrn 5uriid}ulc9en.
@lcih5citig nit 9lerpt uno ga.
ters perIu&te Der Gbilioner 9eio Ell.
rlen Nllfltle1, bod 0elong eS linn trob
oller NnItrcngungen niht, ieinen
Ncroplan pom Noocn 5u bringen.
Noh ldlinmeres Ech bate Ser
Sroljole "a 9lonc, cin S6iiler @lc-
riots. Seine Moihinc ihlll0 ais er
iid eini9c Wetcr crbobeu 6otte, I'M
lno mllrOe I6mer beid)Goigt, ood) fam
er lclblt sum @liif unperlett Oapoll.
6orman licB ieinen sleroplon olli
ooS Selo brln9en, mltcriudtc i'm unit
lt1nolid) mo lfob i'm Damn il Den
Sd)nppcl1 5llriid, obrc olld) llllr eillcr
Nerllld) jl einem Nuilticg 5u MAIDEN.
Srpllle Nrigbt moDltte Der Gr0finllo
Der GontcItc nid)t bel.
aailer GuBert S~eileio.
Gas llngliid Ocs iron50iiidcn
lcnfborcn Milit0rbnIlons so Hc.
pllbltQuc" ltno Der ollrd) Die Grplo.
lion oeS Sllitldiiica peruriod)te iGbc
Sob bon bier iran}0iiiden Siii5iercn
boben in 0on5 Gelltid)louO cinen tic
len Gilorllf genlodyt.
&oilcr Milbclm mar tief 6ciue0t,
ais er BON Dem &orgefollclen borte.
Gr bat Der fron3oiiiden Ncgierllng
lmpcr5iiglih ieill ouiridtiaes 9cilcio
ollSGeOriift.
Gic 3eitungcn, Die offi5ioie yNtoro-
ocutld)c MQNemeinc" an Der Spite,
lpred)en bclltc Der Nodbor,M otiou ibr
wGrlnitcS Mitgefiibl aus.
Sicb5tg Sabre alt.
Ter l%tonlbafte Oelltibe @otonitcr,
Troi. g. @ittmod pon Ser 9erlincr
llniperlitdt, bat Oos Set ieincs iicb.
3lgltcll @ebnrtstaacS be0all0cn. Ser
Nonte &itthlod's mllrbe in Nnlerifo
belonocrs ouourd) %befonnt, Dob er
AM Den IuSitcllilngcn BON Chicago
l1o ct. SolliS dis Ereisridter flln-
girte.
Trot. @ittn1nd, ge6orcn am 26.
September 1889, lit trob i@cirer Sabre
nod olS llnineriitGtalebrer tbGtig llno
nlltcrnimmt init %leirlcn @orcrn boto-
nild)c GrflriioncnL mic illd)c in neuc-
rcr 3cit .uiI beii llpibcriit1tcn se-
e}rqllflih QcllprNrn inib,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-28
Garmcaic.S diif anf ocm Scimwcgc

st. Sobns, u. j., %. Sept. 49,
Tic amerifnniifc @%orfcntinc ,Gnr,
rcgic." weIte i'm Suffrage oes Gor'
ncaic. Snitit,ltS cine arcu5iobrt ourd,
sic pcrihieocncn S5eane bes GrbboaS
nlodt, Inn llnteriildrutgen iibcr bell
Cromoanetismls onSlItcqen, lit ol,l
Der ,Sobrt nnd) Der SublonsS trubc
uub Labrador in bcn biciigcm &oicll
cinAelouicn. Ios Shifi lit eigcns
iiir. ieinen 3ipcd inter Termcnbung
pcn moelihit menig Metoa gcbout
mproen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-28

SSNe Iar'S Anstanb bsierat G.. Matue. ara
S"'Vss''msFs'etr, sase Gatsn eSnis.Sss.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-28

furaer 3eit Der oifentlihen @pbltbd'
tigfeit 5llr 2oit fallen ipiirocll. gu
oioner.%G ommiiiGr Golentine bat aus
oieiem @runoc cine Gommiiiion cin-
geiest, welhe Die Sabloge I'M cin.
5elnen Sole unteriud)en ioll, ulto
oieie G%onlniiiion bot nun Die 20iu1g
ibrer Nl,igobe in gn9riff eenom-
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-28
@crmiidte tclcsrapbiide 1cpeiden.

Ger tiiumeit Sadionpiac, Slo.,
geItranoete bolGnbiihe 9ampier
~3eebnrg" lit ais total p~crloren a,li,
gcgeben mor0en, nno Ole M%annid,oit
miro i'm perlaiien, iobalo es obne
Gie1ohr gelt)eben fonn.
9ei einem 9aiebaulpiel Al
8recnpille, Ienn., mliroc elm 2O.i1b.
riaer Sobn bes Sarmers aIeranoer
Moore burh Den Bal am Wunoe ae-
t%roffen rno tpar binnen mcniaen Wt.
msten cine aeide. Man pcrmutbet.
0ab ibm Der 8urf oas @enid brad,.
Sn &oheltcr. 3.-Y., lind bel
hcm 9ranoe Der StaaaebGuoe oes
Gi,brnerfs- 0eiiters Scnrp Goitid, 50
Eferbe in ben 6lammeu umaefom.
men uno 10 @aaen nno 90 gdlitter
5eritort morben.
SStie mrs AnStanb teferqt G. Mafne. ara
~ate 0aiisn csnis.Sve.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-28

fommeuoe Sobr g%cpoltigc Sorti6ritte
i'm Ternplonilug.
Wcbr SIu9. Gonteite.
Euris, y. Sept.-IreiBi9 Bal
Ions iinb 9citern pom Suilerien.@ors
ten sum iGbrlihen ssern-@ettiliegen
0eS Sran5OiildJen 9lero.Gluba ollf9c.
iticgen. Cine rieiige Mcnidemncnga
iob benz 2llfitie9 5u.
Sn Supiipsiur.S r9c, 5por5ig Wiei-
len bon bier, beginner belltc iib2r
ad)t Gage Slitg.Gonteite, Die 5lpct
@od)cn Oollern unh pornlsiidtIid)
groBe WenihenmeuGeu on5iehm
lucroen. Gle fir ons grcigniB aus
gcieBtcn Erciie, inter ocnen Iih 5mei
bon Der Stoot Enris geitiitetc Don ic
$1,000 6rallcS %beiinoel1. bclouicn iid)
insgeiammt oli 10000 SroncS.
Si%initauieno Sruncs iinO iiir Sic
Woidinc ~ols9eiebt, melhc Die Slug
balm nit Der geringitcn @eidwrn-
bigfeit nmieg1lt. Ioourh jolt icitge'
lteQt mcroen, iuie longinm cin 9lcros
plan ST. iobren pernlog, obnc ooB cr
olf Die Groe iinft.
II n9arn'S ronid c ari 8.
@ien, q. Sept aoiicr Sron5
Soiepb bot iid) iibar sic a%nnobnlc
coer 9lblebnllng Der Scnliiiion bc5
ungoriihen &obinetS @eferle nod)
nidt cntidicocn. Ger Monord hat
bic Wittbcilu,g icincs Gntihiuiit5,
Scr, mic gcitern mitgctbeilt, porollS-
iihtlib ein oblc6ncnoer icin miro,
ollf Wontog pcridobcl. Sellte lit DER
q. September, unb Der MiniItcrratb
Dottc, lpie bercits genlcloct, oen ani.
icr crilldt, bis gum Gi3nitag Ell
nclcs aobinet 5lt berltier.
Nod acubcrungcn Gr. @efcrlc'S
lit Der Gcoonfc cincS 3uinmmcll.
gcbens 5lpii6cn bcn tS67crn iurb
Den, aoiiutbiolcrn %Nc9enndrtig pol-
Zig nilsiihtsloS.
SIS perloutet, hob aoliltb, Der jebt
Die WojoritGt iiibrt, bemnGd)it sum
@0nig berllfen mcrOen ioll.
NeueS Scim fiir GOT dn +.
PETERSBURG. 81. Sept. - Gic~
biciige 9otidoft Der Gcreinigten
StootelL Die biSbcr in perihicoencu
5iemlid uniprlidSloien 8%riuutbn.t-
fern ultergebrodt NOR, miro cnolid)
elm cigenes, oeS &crtretcrs Der gro
ben Ncpublif miiroigeS Semi erb1l-
ten, oenn Die nnlcrifoniid)e Gegie-
rung. bat boS Eolois oeS @roicn
8robbc mnf flint Sabre 1epod)tet.
Ger Ginsua bes @otid)oiterS in ooo.'
iclbc miro bcrcitS nodlitc @od)e CT.
1olgen. - ,
Ypitiodcn bcS G5orcn sc.
raubt.
GoriS, 81. Sept. - @ic Dem
bieiiaen ~Sournol" aus EctcrSbnrg
gcmelo1t miro, perid)mano Dor ci1i.
gen Sogen ol,S Dem bortigcn Gcli'
trolbob,bof Elm iiir Den in Der &rim
meilenocn G5oren bcitimmter Toit.
iod. Ger Sod mnrbe ipGter olli banl
Yerron mieoer g%eilnoen. Gr idlicn
mpericbrt 51l icill, bod miro bciiird).
tct, oob CT acoiinct Wurbe mo iuid-
ti9c 9abcimc Sofumcntc gcltoblen
iporocn iinb. s..
Sornb's GnfcIin 6cirotbct
Nmcrituucr.
GcrioilIeS, SrnntreidL q.
Sept. - NrGulein Simone @erll-
barot, Die Gnfclin Der bcriibmtca
Shouipielerin Sorob 9%crnborbi,
bot 9eitern nit Gbgor Q. @roB, Dem
Glteiten Sobn bon Senrp y. @roB,
cincm frilbcren Scmobner bon Ebila.
bclpbin. ocn GbcburO 9eidloiicl.
Wiit Hiidiiht olli ben idledten @c.
ilnbbeitsSiitono Der Srnntnnltter
trltg Die Sod)seits- Gercmonic cincu
gang priuoten G%burottcr.
Gnrnegic'S diff anf ocm Scimucgc,
st. Sobns, u. g.. q. Sept. 49,
Tic amerifoniifc 9%orfcntinc .Gnr.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-18
LEGAL DECISIONS
.sssysss.sssssxs.syxxsyyyy

Power to Regulate Must Not De
stroy--Relying on the power gwen il
by the state to regulate dance halls
and skating Kinks, municipality
passed an ordinance providing that
they should be closed from p. m. TO
q a m. aud that any person using
such place within the prohibited
time should be liable to fine or inn
prsonment or both Johnson, the
proprietor OF one of these establish.
ments. applied for an injunction, a.
ieging that the ordinance destroyed
his business In Johnson V Town of
Philadelphia, ~ Southern Reporter
526, the Supreme Court of Mississippi
held that every power given by a
state to a municipality To pass ordi.
nances, contained the implied restric.
tion that the ordinance should be
reasonable. and not destructive Of a
lawful occupation. Under pretense
of regulation the business attempted
to be regulated cannot be destroyed
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-18
TO SERVE CANNED VEGETABLES.
Two New Ways Warranted to Give
Excellent Results.

Poached Eggs with Tomato Sauce--
Open can of tomatoes and II the
pieces are very large cut them lightly
with a spoon. Simmer with a table
spoon each OF chopped onion and pars'
ley, salt, pepper and just tiny bit
OF sugar. When thick as cream sauce.
pour the tomato over squares of toast
and set In the oven Drop an egg
from cup into pan of sailed water
that is boiling very fast Stir the wa
ter round the edge OF the pan with a
small shallow spoon. and the egg will
poach in neat white ball. Lay one
or these eggs on each square OF the
toast in tomato sauce. and sprinkle
lightly with chopped parsley You
can vary this dish by laying on the
tomato sauce and toast, a piece OF
crisp ham or bacon and then an egg
fried brown in butter or bacon fat
String Bean Salad.-Open a can OF
string beans and expose them to the
air in bowl set in cool place for
an hour or more. Wash several times
IN ice water. Arrange neatly on let
tuce leaves, pour French dressing
over all and finish with hard boiled
eggs chopped very fine or rubbed
a vegetable press.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-18
YOUTHFUL SCOT WELL VERsEp.
Prompt and Concise Answer to Cate.
porical Question.

Boston. Massachusetts, has long en-
iOyed the reputation of having exceed
inely learned children who are able, so
IL is said, to dispute on subjects far
above the heads of their elders of 9th.
er regions But Boston is not unique.
In a book entitled The Scot of the
Eighteenth Century" Ian Maclaren de-
scribes a similar characteristic OF the
Caledonian.
Ii is the inevitable tendency of the
Scots mind to follow out every line
10 its terminus, even if 1t be over a
precipiee, and TO divide every hair till
infinity Is touched
II is not only in church courts, but
In market places and in railway sta
tons. In humble cottages as we'll as in
university societies that the Scot is
disputing, in every spare moment of
his time, from morning till night.
The story goes that a minister over
heard mother questioning her child,
as II supped its porridge, after the
days work was done
What" said this austere mother,
rs the true relation between kirk and
state, according to the principles Of
the Free church,"
And the favored child promptly re-
piled: Coordinate jurisdiction with
mutual subordination. Youths Com.
panion.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-18
WhoIe.Wheat Bread.

Mix together one cup OF flour and
three cups of whole-wheat -four. Mako
q hole in the middle OF these fiours
and add a mixture made by stirring to.
gether one cup Of scalding water. ono
cup OF warm milk, a tablespoonful
each Of shortening and -four. and when
this is lukewarm gill Of warm water
in which a yeast cake has been dis.
solved. If the dough is too thin after
this mixture has been worked into the
-four add more whole-wheat -four.
Knead ten minutes; cover and set In
warm place to rise until twice its orr.
ginal size. Make into small loayes.
set each to rise for an hour, then
bake.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-18
Prevent Rug Raveling.

A better way than binding, to pro-
long the usefulness OF Smyrna rug
that has been whipped out at the ends
and has good center, is to cut off old
binding and ravel until you have about
three or four inches of warp. Begin
al one edge and AXE up six strands OF
warp and With the aid of crochet or
sutton hook knot securely against tho
rug. BY taking three Of these strands
in each hand and pulling In opposite
directions the knot will slide closer to
the rug and prevent the FILLER" from
raveling. Continue to tie the strands
until the warp is all knotted.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-18
Home

The cushioned back of Morris
chair has beel found valuable in the
sickroom 10 place back OF the III
valid in bed
The handles of knives should never
be immersed IL water, or, after a time.
they would become discolored and
loose.
A relish made of one can of pimen-
toes, mixed with finely chopped celery,
Is well liked Ii Is covered with
French dressing and served on lettuce
leaves.
Save one or two turkey wings, They
are the best brushes in the world TO
use around a stove and they are splen.
did for sweeping closet shelves
Weight the wing tip with an iron until
it dries.
When books become badly soiled on
the edges, if not gilt edged, close the
book tightly, then erase the marks
with an ink eraser. This will cut off
all rough edges. all soiled marks and
leave the book very clean
To remove an ink stain from a col.
ored waist put the stained portion in
sweet milk and let 1t stand until the
milk sours Hang the waist up and
let the milk dry, brush it of and wash
in the usual manner This will re-
move ink when buttermilk has failed
In selecting pure linen tablecloth.
If you are no Judge Of linen moisten
the goods with the tongue and if a
damp spot instantly appears on the
opposite side you may rest assured
the linen is good. If not the moisture
would be long in penetrating the
weave
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-18

| Il had most wonderful dream las
night" said the man. looking at thu
woman with longing in his eyes like
little child reaching its cherubi'
arms yearningly toward the evanes
cent moon.
"Rarehit or CIGARS" asked the girl
as she leaned forward on the sofa
clasped her fine hands about her knee
and waited
1T was the afternoon before Saint
Valentines day" continued the man.
Il was walking in wood The bleak.
ness Of the landscape had been beau
titied by soft, sparkling snow. a
blanket OF prisms that glinted and
glittered on the bed of Mother Earth"
"Hornd man." interrupted the maid.
with a flash OF mischief in her eyes,
TO be prowling about lady's boudoir
that way"
The man smiled
AS | was saying, was walking
through the wood. when all at once
| saw drop OF bright. red blood"
Blood is almost always bright
red"
A drop of bright, red blood" con
tinued the man. ignoring the sally.
right in my path. | hurried onward
to the rivers brim and there behind
screen OF willows | came upon d com,
bat so saGguinary that / halted as one
transfiXed."
Murder" cried the maid
Almost" said the man. 1T was
a game of cards between Cupid and
the most beautiful woman in the
world"
Indeed shifted the woman. tax |
Ing cursory glance at her own |
beauty in mirror opposite
Yes. At first they played for the
sweetest kiss. Cupid lost. Then
Love wagered his bow and arrows
and culver He filled two typewIiters
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Making a Fine Character.

The sweetest bread that any man OF
woman ever ate is that which is won
by their own energy, or deserved by
their usefulness. Whether labor be
that OF the hand or the head, there Is
dignity in 1t.
DO not stand around with arms akib
DO until occasion tells you what to DO:
don't live in hope with your arms
folded. Fortune smiles on those who
roll up their sleeves, put their shout.
ders to the wheel and pushl
To begin at the very foot of the hill
and work slowly up to the top may
be a very discougaging process. but
IT Is precisely at this spot where SO
many begin to spoil their lives.-Ex-
change.
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Real Meaning OF "cravs."

Cravat, or rather the French
"craVate, means simply Crostian:
Hume, the historian. for instance
speaks Of certain troops as "Cravates
and Tartars. Hussards and Cossacs.
But the French borrowed the word for
the new neckwear introduced among
them in imitation Of the linen scaris
worn by the Gresham mercenaries
whom they saw du. .Lg the Thirty ears
war. In English "cfavat' has ranged
In meaning from tie to a comforter
and has varied also in pronunciation
both Pope ana Dryden accenting the
word upon the first syllable.
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and pair of Johns with blonde
! stenographer and"
What's that" sasped the maid, be
| wildered
Ell beg your pardon He held
two queens and two jacks and drew
another queen"
"Oh,"
The woman held four treys! Then
Cupid lost his head He put up his
team OF sparrows. his mothers doves,
the ruby red OF his lips, the dimples in
his cheek and the silver of his laugh
ter. The woman dealt the cards.
Cupid had a little dog from the jump
Off"
He had a what?"
* little dog-that is. any five cards
from the deuce to the seven with one
card out"
4 see
The woman bet against this the
glory OF her eyes the coral of her ear.
the siiken luster Of her hair. the viii
lowy grace of her body and one love
look,
I'm all in" said Cupid. breathing
hard.
"He was"
oh, that means he didn't have
anything more to bet"
OH"
An right replied the woman, It's
a show down.
"A which"
a show downfall is, there would
be no more betting The one that
held the best hand took the money
er, mean, the things they had bet"
i see. And what did the woman
hcld?"
"oh. she didn't hold much-only a
royal flush"
Wasn't that TOO bad! And she
lost all those favors?"
Lost nothing; she wont"
oh. does royal flush beat a little
dcg?"
Sometimes" said he. grinning.
rs that all2"
No, replied the man, striving TO
look into the eyes OF the maid THAT
isn't all The woman was you,"
Oh" exclaimed the maid bIushing
rosy red.
And what chance do you think
fellow Ike me is going to stand
against such q game as thzt2r per
sistently trying TO catch her
glance
DO yon play cribhage Mr.. Browne"
asked the girl eyasiyely
Il prefer hearts. insinuatingly.
oh. er-Mr Brown" queried the
maid. where did that drop Of bright
red blood come from"
Hum. never thought OF that" |
pondered the man
Maybe Cupid had winged tho won. |
an before the game" sald the maid. |
hiding her eyes
The man looked beNildsfed
Stupid said the maid. SHAH sc
play cardg?'
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Sano Blancmanne.

Soak five ounces of sage in / Il pints
water for four hours. Pour away any
water that is not absorbed and pour
over l}2 pints of boiling milk, add
three ounces of sugar. Let all cook
very gently till the sage is done and
the milk absorbed. Flavor with vanIl-
la, and add a little cochineal to color
it. then pour into wet mold. Turn
out to serve
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ana l.. j Byrne for city clerk. and
Daniel Mccarthy, Jos. Arnold, NJ.
Bambrick and John curran for city
Marshal The nominees were Oberly
Butler, Hyland, Shannessy, Mockler
and Bambrick. f. Theobald j w.
Mckee, Jos. Mendel, H. NJ. Hulen,
VIM. Lonergan, Geo. W Hendricks,
James Kennedy and JOS. Brankel
We're nominated for aldermen, and L.
Walder, = w, Barclay, r. O'Calla-
han. l., Jorgensen, G d. William
san and VIM Martin for select coun-
ell
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TO-DAY IN HISTORY :
Observation-Disclosures
March 1S.

1906 onaparte assumed the title OF
King Of Italy.
1S16-Pittsburg incorporated as a
city.
ond and twenty fourth presi-
dent of the U. S. bora. Died
June "a, 1908,
1887 Many lives lost in the burning
of the Richmond Hotel in BAT
falo. N. Y.
1908-Harry Orchard sentenced to
death at Boise. Idaho.
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Biography.

Bishop John w Hamilton of the
Methodist Episcopal church was born
in Lewis county, Virginia. March Is,
1Si5 He was found and for nine
years pastor Of the peoples church
in Boston. In 1892 he was elected
by the general Conference CORE
spending secretary OF the Freedmen 5
Aid and Southern Education society
of the church. In 1900 cam his Il b.
walton to tha bishopric, since which
time he has resided for the most
part in San Francisco.