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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-08-10
Three Deaths in Chicago.

Chicago, Aug. 10.-Three deaths
are reported this morning as a result
of the terrific heat last night. 1t is
slightly cooler this morning and the
weather prediction is that it will be
hotter.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-08-10
MRS. CASTLE Is
RELEASED ON BONDS

New York, Aug. 10.-Mrs Castle
was released today on five thousand
dollars bond by the grand jury. Ma,
jisteat denied that the case will be
dlopped, regardless of the 'rumors.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-08-10
GIRL, ARMED WITH
GUN DEFIES STRIKERS

Newsactle, Pa. Aug. 19.-The strike
at the local mills of the American
Sheet e. Tin Plate company here bids
fair to be broken soon, and when it Is
the strike breaking will be charged
up against Mollie Braden, the pretty
daughter of Dan Braden, one of the
former mill superintendents, who Ia
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-08-10

New York, Aug. 10.-The bodies Of
forty babies, the greatest number
since the Slocum disaster, lie in the
morgue in this city as the result Of
the terrific hot spell. Five adults
are dead and scores are prostrated.
Twenty seven babies died at a foun-
ding asylum and thirteen in other
hospitals and private homes.
More than ten thousand persons
slept on the sands of Coney island
last night The parks are crowded
with sleepers. The suffering in the
crowded East Side is terrible, espe-
cialy among children.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-08-10
SAYS 457 CORAL
FISHERS WERE DROWNED

Tokyo. Aug. 1O.-A dispatch from
Kobe states that coral fishing fleet
was wrecked on the eastern coast and
457 men manning the boats were
drowned in the heavy squall.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-08-10

Farmers of Phoenix, who own the
irrigation ditch that runs through the
town are planning extensive improve
ments in the service of the ditch by
changing its course so that a larger
acreage will come under irrigation
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-08-10
CHICAGO STRIKE
DELAYED 10 DAYS ANYWAY

Chicago, Aug, 10.-A conference or
street car officials and union leaders
was resumed today, and it will prob
ably he ten days before the final set
tlement.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-08-10
FINCH MUST HANG.
SAYS SUPREME COURT.

Salem, Aug. 10.-The opin-
ion of Justice Mcbride of the
supreme court today finds the
proceedings Of the lower court
in the trial regular and Finch
must hang for the murder of
Attorney Fisher of Portland.
Defendants attorney raised con-
stitutional points that may en-
able them to carry the case to
the supreme court but this is
doubtful.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-08-10
WOMAN SHOT BY
JILTED WIDOWER.

Everett, Wash, Aug. 10
VIM. W. Freestoue, a widower.
aged 40, is in jail here today
charged with numbering Mrs.
z. NJ Ware, tenant whom he
shot, and killed as she was
moving her household effects
away. Three others were struck
by stray bullets and slightly
wounded. After the arrest
Freestone said the woman had
Tilted him.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-08-10
HEAT FATAL
IN THE EAST
Bodies OF Forty Babies Lie at
Morgue in New York as
Result Of Hot Wave.
FIVE ADULTS DEAD AND
SCORES ARE FRUSTRATED

Largest Number of Deaths Among
Infants in the Metropolis Since the
Slocum Dlsaster-Many Sleep on
the Sands of the Beach and In the
Parks-Great Suffering Reported
on the East Side-Three Deaths
Are Reported in Chicago.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-08-10

Although people realize that they
can't live for ever, dying is the last
thing they want to do
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-08-10
MANY PERSONS
DISAPPO|NTE TED
Fasteners Get Few Places in
the Land Drawings Which
Are Continuing Today.
FLATHEAD RESERVATION
DRAWINGS ON THURSDAY

Continued Interest in Occur d'Alene
Drawing Despite Fact That the
Drawings Today are Only for the
Substitute List-Most of the Good
Places go TO People of the North
west-Flathcad Drawing on Thurs
day and Spokane Drawings Mon
day.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-08-10
P|NCHOT TALK
BRINGS CHEERS
UpholdS Roosevelt Policies
Before Irrigation Congress
al Spokane.
SOUNDS FIRST NOTE OF WAR
WITH SECRETARY BALIINGER

Chief Forester Brings Delegates 10
Their Feet Many Times-Keen In
tercst I'm Ballinger' Speech To-
Morrow-ResolutiOns Offered In
Praise of Plnchot and Newell
Forestry and Water Power Discuss
ell by Speakers Today.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-08-10
SAYS He SAW
SUTTON SHOT
Sergeant Todd Will Testify
That Lieutenant Was Mur-
dered by Companions.
SAYS FOUR SHOTS WE'RE
FIRED, TWO OF WHICH HIT

for Whom Search Has Been
Made Since Opening of Inquiry
Makes Startling Statemcnts-Will
Remove Blot OF Suicide from Name
of Oregon Boy-Says Sutton was
Shot While Trying 10 Get Away
From Companions.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-04-06
GOOD ROADS MOVEMENT
RALEIGH TO BE REPRESENTED,
AT FLORIDA CONVENTION
Representative of the National Roads
Association Talks OF Its pose
. ArOusing Interest i'll the Southern
States.

John II. Broad. publisher OF the
MorrisSl1le On. " Leader, has been
IN Raleigh during the past two DAYS to
arouse interest in the work Of the Ma
tlonal Roads Association, which or
ganlzatlon was founded and incorpo-
rated at St. Augustine. Fla, ia Feb
ruary. The object of the association
IS to arouse interest in every part Of
NE country Tor improved highways.
Mr.. Broad said. Yesterday:
during the past ten years the Con-
gfess has entertained several measures
bearlngt on Federal assistance TO-
WaId the construction Of m~acadalnized
particularly over post roads
ana routes covered by the r. q. D.
however, none of these have been
enacted into law owing to the fact
That n author Of each measure. had
IDEAS OF his w as to how the looked
Tor assistance from the Federal gov
eminent shoul be obtained and in the
manner it should be used. As nc com
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-04-06
Earthquakes in Virginia

Winchester, Va, April 1.-TWO sep
arate and distinct shocks of earth
quake We're felt here about 2:29 this
morning. Reports from Charlestown
and Harper's Ferry, w. Va, show that
the Quake vas felt there. No dam
agt was done.
Washington, D. c., April 2.-There
was no record OF an earthquake on
the s~eismograph of the Weather Blu
feau here.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-21
Iic Streitart ausaearabcn.

Sr. @n. s.. AnOcrion, Der Tllbrer
Der yNnti.S uloons&ign," for0crt
Nrn. Gonorb Siridl, Den Tru'i'
oc,ltcn Der nSS%eoerotlon Of 60
Dor" 5llm NcOe0ueIl hcrollS.
Scinc @eOinglngcn.
Sr. @iuium 6. Nnoerion. ser @e,
neroliiiimllS ser Semptrcnj Seer.
ihnnrcl1. m6d)tc NAL luieocr Ctlpn5
bon Dem 3onlpicSunlth, bcn er Icit
icincr NieocrIogc i'm Norjohrc bon
Ncllam III lid mligcipeifcrt, an 0Clt
Mann hringcn. Gr hot Srn. Gbmor0
Siridl Den ErGliocnten Der bieligerl
o%Nehcrotion oi Gobor," 81 cillcm
Rc0c0ucll hCrouS0cior0crt. Sn bent
9rieit. IN meldem er 6icic NcrauS.
fnrhCrtng ilbcrmittclt, lpciit Scrr
Nnocripn olti bic Stcarm0 bin, lucl.
dc SEER Nirih i'm Torjnhrc IN pima.
polls 0c0cu oic .Socal Sptipn".9iu
9cnommcrL ltuO nlti Die Nrtifcl IN
0em BON Nrn. Nirid) r%cOigirtcn so.
Dor Scu0cr." IN mclhcm Der 2ettcrc
Die Trohibitiona Ncucglng bcfdmpi-
tc. SEER 2%ln0Crion ingt, ouB or 5lpis
lHcn Nrn. NirIdIa 3cilcn 1clcien
babe, bnB oiciCr inn ben Scboebono,
'hllb %hill5mpcricn bcobiidltigt, ulo CT
ncblnc ocnlclbcn alti. Gr mod)t Sen
TorldIuh 5ltr AlStro0lng ser Heoe.
IhIadJt cine gerGrnigc Nollc III mic.
tbcl, ltto crflGrt 5i0leid, ooB oic
Slga Die llntoiten tro9eu meroc. glS
EiStltllon2 Sbemo ldllGgt or ooa
Nolgcnoc Dor: n9eihlpiielt. ooB sic
III Nltalidt %1Cllomnlene ySocoI Sps
tlon"-SiH Der .Nnti Soloon 2i9a"
0crcht lnO bilig lit unb nit oenl
oncrltonildcn Eril,5ip Der ScIblt-
rcglerung in Ginflona itcbt." Scocm
DER bcloen Hc0ncr iou cine SntnOc
5ltr @criiigltnN itcbcn, ulo spar be
bait lid Scrr Anocrion oos Ncd,t
Dor, sic Grofilum0S- lrlto ShluI
&ortc 5lt iprd)en.
@crr @irid] bciinhct iid) 9@cQcnipGr.
tl1 mlBcrbulb Scr Stoot ulo miro
crit mor0en 5l,riiderportct. Seincy
Nntport miro oQieitiQ nit Spon.
ming cnt0cgcn gcichcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-21
Tas @etter.

3Siir Warplano uno oen Slitrift 60
lumbiu bcutc HcgGn, Wontog tbcllz
meiic bcip0lttcS @cttcr NIT noroGit
Iid)en, uod) Sitcn umlprinaenoen
Minoen.
@eitcrn betrito ole b0d)lte Scnpera=
tllr 80 @roo nm 4 llbr NohmittoNo
ur0 ser nicorioitc SbcrmonCtcrlton0
iuor I3 @ro0 nm 6 llbr Mor9cua.
Bon ocn iibriaen SunocS Wetter.
0cobaftungS Stationen puroe Der
fol9cnoc nicorigitc Recommendations
pcrscidnct GnItport %, Eortldnh Is,
Bottom 81. Nlbnnp 81, Seen gort 36,
T~biluoclpbin ~, Gope Wop lO,@olb-
inoton IS, NorfoIf 90, Sottcrno 81,
Charlotte 80, @ilminqtou 56, Gbor-
lciton IS, Sopounob IS, Soflonplllc
60, ,Supiter 60, &cD @cit a, Ntlonto
"a, MontQomcrp So. Nclu Orleans
IS, Volcitinc 60, Bolpc'ton &c, Cor
pil9 Gbriitic 66, Wiempbia IS, Sin.
cirnati 40, YittSblrg 81. S9lpe9o %,
Buffalo 2S, Glepelono 81, Gctroit
30, NIpena 26, Morouettc 26, @recll
pan -, Chicago 81, Tulutb %, Ct.
Saul 26, Ct. 2ouio 10, 2onloS Gitn
"a, Snloba 90, Slron %, @;snord
%, Wiuiiton 80, 0aprc 26, Selcna 30,
Salt &afc Gitn 3S, Tenpcr IS, North
Elotte "a, 0obgc Gitp %, YmoriIIo
sc, Sos MngeIcS AS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-21

Gas yScibeIbcrAcr i q b."
rcipeftipe cine Tafbiloulg oca be
riibmtcn SeibelberNer NnIIca, bilOct
cine interclionte ScbcnSmiirolafeit IN
Srn. Charles +. @iligcS' &otel, Nr.
100, Moro @upitrnbc, nabe Saruto-
0aitrobe. &ie AZ, onocrcr Stellc Ole
les @lottcS onHcSciNt, Ilnoet olelc
Wod)c oic Ginlucihul0 ocH Gallea
itott, III wcld)er Nr. Milliges $cocr-
manu- cinlGbet.
Sciern Ben SrilbJobrSs
u nionN. Cine o,la9c5eibnctc
Shcc, Den Gag bes Irilblin1SonIon9S
burd) cin CONCERT SIT %iclernL filbrt Der
S%urnpcrciu .G%orlrurto" bclltc aus.
Sicic Sci,moe Sbcc, bic id,onitc oncr
Sobrcs5citen i'll iolfcr slrt 5l bearil-
Bcn, lit pou ocn Mltglieocrn NIT Hei-
ioll nuiAenonlmcn poroeiL mo 10
licht 5t erpurtcu. bnB Der Sanl bellte
bon ,}llhorcrn bis ulli Den lcbten Flot
ociiillt iein miro. IoS pon Dem pr.
ron9cmcnts-Sonlitc nliaeltcllte gro.
grnnrm cntbdlt nntiirlih ipcjiell Gonl-
poiiticnrn, mclhe Den 6rilblina per
hcrrliden. Ias Gonicrt bc9innt nm
1al1 llhr &ornlittaba. Anl 5ucitcn
Nitcrtuo miro ole Gronatilde @ciell.
ifoit bcs yTormGrts", lueld)cr be.
fauntlit bcrporraaenoe aunlooionten
%onGeborcn Die YolIc "Stuocntcnltrei.
dc" Uliiilbrcn.
Sronie heS h -
VroicIior &url =. Sd)ouWidl Der
%icc.Erinjipol Der itGotiid)en hobc-
rem Mnobenidule, lit icit nngciGbr
6uci Monoten burd) @elenf-H bemtu.
ti$mus an bos Gruntenbctt gcicilclt.
slls EroIclior Charles j. Hobbos. Der
bisbcriac Trin5ipol Der SdNllc, pclt
lcinem Anltc ans @clunobcitariifiid).
ten "5ilrildtrat - er lit al, Wlistels
Nbermatiemls - muroc EroieIlor
Sd)onrid) . DER ShlilhcbDroe ais
iein Nad)'olgcr %crlionnt, aiir5lid) ic,
Nod) crtrorttc ScStcrcr. u1o Eroieiicr
9taonab, meldjcr Die @dlite icincS frii-
hcren @chaltS ais EcnIicn bejog, III.
5!pildlcn abcr ieine pole Gciunbhcit
michercrion9t bate, iibernohm Ole
%erirctung ic.nes NohiolGcrs, Eroi,
Sdonrih's.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-21
3mei 2ebensiiberorIiigc

Sri. WDra Wilbiier triuft III ibrer
@pbnula al Noro gon0itrabe
GorbollGllre. - @eigcrt lid, bell
@rllnb 5u Der 5bat un5u0eben. -
Ghcmnliac Voltimorerin mod)tc
Northumberland III @oibing
ton.
Nus lu1bctonntcn 8rilnoeu per
iltdtc SRI. Wfpro Milbilcr Don Nr.
9OS, Nor6 BouOitroBc, Ncitcrn iriib
ibrcm Hcbcn ciu NelpdltlomcS Gnoc
III berciten, inoem lie Elm Sloihhqn
GarboliGure leertr. Sic itonb ges
tern Worgen mn i26 llbr allf, be
aob it'd jeood, ipGter ipicbcr IN ibr
3ir1mer ulo mllr0c BORT beiuuBtloS
olti ihrem Bette ollrd) ibrc Stipeltcr
oltigcIumocn, dis Hcbtere lie gum
.Sriibitiif bolen mollte. Die ScbenS.
miloc murbc ldlcunialt ltud) bcm ct.
SoicphS Soipitnl Qcbrodlt, no lie
nod 3lpiidlcn Gcben un0 zoo ld)luebt.
Sri. Wtilhiicr. iucldle I'M %. Sebcna-
iuhrc ilcht. lit lett ctmo cincm Sabre
frGntlidJ unb mod,tc iid) oeSbalb in
cltcrlid)cn @ulic niitlidD. &or elmer
@ode jcood tiinoigtc lie ibreu I'll.
tern an, ouB lie cine StelllulN III CT.
nCr S%emOcninbrit o%n9ellomnlcn bobc.
SCitbcnl Gin1 lie icoclt Mor9ell il1
6 llbr BON Sulllc meg mo tnbn1 lbr
Wittog5brob nit lth. Nod1orld)lns
0el Scitcna ibrcr Snnitlie erAaben
ober, oob ooa Mt0odlen be5il9lid Der
Nnnobnle elmer Stcliung Die Wnbrs
belt llid)t geiagt bate. Nl5 tSrl. Wttls
bier 9cItcrn Nodynittn9 oa0 De
muBticin micocr crlnngtc. lpclgcrte lie
lid oon; cntid)lcocn, ilbcr hcn @rltno
5l ibrcm SclbitmoroperilldI ODER ilbcr
ihr ionOcrboreS @%cncbncn luGbrcno
Der lcbtcn Wod)c irgcnb lucld)c Nm.
Nubcn 1ll madeM
Ghcntnliae ulttmorcrin
II III MT Sit.
Srou Gliinbctb Gorcp, pclhc Iril-
Der 1T Baltimore iuobntc, nladtc an
SrcitoN IN WnihinGton burd) Ginleh-
men bon @iit cilen Selbltmoropcrs
iud, uno lic9t icst i'm oortiGen Gmcr.
grncp Soipitol nit iuelig Iltslidt
uili @ieoergencilung burnieocr. Gic
@cbcnanliioe, mclde crit q Sabre olt
iii, id)rleb Dor Der Shat eillell Nrlc1.
IN luelu)cm lie fur5 lno bilnolg er.
tl0rtc, ooB tic fem >Sllterellc mebr ON
Gebcu babe. Nrou Wtuggic y. SnBs
ner Don Tr. $40, asStraBc, q. ",
bel iueltcr sSrull Gorcp mobnte, ingtc
eitcrn, &eetcrc babe ihr er5oblt, tic lei
in Gelu . Srlcons BON ihrem Wanlle,
2ouis !. Gorep, I'M Stidl 2elollcn
tucrhen. Srou Gorep'S Mann lomobl
mic lire Sdhpelier, Grou :. u. SSelt,
BON Midmouo, ga, lpltrocll ill2cnnt-
nib gclebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-21
1929

Tic yGurb'tonc @becl
men" hoGcn cine ltotion0rc Hcnn'
bubn, @elobrom, mn0eiha'it,lpcldc III
aur5em nuI9citcllt mo sur l(ebl1g
iiir Die MitpIie0cr in @ctricb 8cIcBt
mcroen miro.
@irtIid)c TolNcnhc "a.
riis. Nof Nnlid)t non 3~olbeonl
ten oca bieiigen Soiena milroen Die
G%innabncn bon ,3ongebilbren, iueld)e
bier colleftirt meroeu, Tim etluo $500.
600 fleiner iuer0cn mic im Torjdbre.
iucnn Die EoDnr -, Iorif 9iQ ullNc
nonllncn iperoen ioltc.
Bonn @runoci1cntbum $
Martt. - Ger Gpntroft filr oaS
uei,e @ebGuoe Der Clifton Sopin9S-
@ant al Baltimore, Gbolcs II. @op.
Strobc puroc al Salileo i. TorIep
ucrgcbcll, iuelher iofort nit ocn9alt
bc0inlleu lolicn miro. Sic Fl0ne
muroen BON Dem Nrd)itcftcn :. Con.
Rafferty, %cntlporfclt.
- Sic Sirmn &cnnorb II. so. bot
OIL Srn. Nobcrt :. Notemon Smei
arobe 8rutoitilfc IN Spcrlea, on Der
Gtc bon evergreen uuo Mib1e Ipc.,
perfollit. GincS bcliclben lit 3laSdar
orpB, mGhrcnO boS nnocre cincn SlGa
henroum uon ~ glder bot.
Gr.Yoli5cts Sergcant &c
Itorben. - George ". ShGicr, eil
8cteron Der coniooerirtcn elrnlcC unO
ebcmoliger Toli5ei Scrgeont, itorb
aeltcrn @ormittaa III icincr @ob'
mln9, Hr. 415, lorraine Npcnlle, im
Sitter bon 70 Sobren. &r. Sh0lcr
mar 81 Sabre lang I'M Eoli5cioicnlte
unb 6ulcBt Sergeant im lloroIid)cl
GiItrift. Ger GcrItorbenc binttrlGBt
,pci SGbnc unb 5lpci pcrbcirotbctc
Sod,tcr. Iie 9ccrhigung iinoet AM
Iicnltoa Wornliitog uon Der 10th. Ct.
Nnna Stride ans oui Dem Soubon
Horf. Tricoboic itott.
@cnig &oiinung oni o.
nciuug. Sm triti'fcn 3u'tonoe
befinoct lid, Ssau NrdlIbolb &nrrtp,
sic 9pdier bcS peri.ortcncn Srll. So-
mes i. Wohon. i'm .Inpcncincl
Marpl1nhcr Soipital," Sic hcirothttc
crit Dor cinem Sabre ben III "lucitcll
areiien bctannten Srganiitcn @rn.
Sorpcp. alr5 Dor ibrer SodlSeii
luuroc ibr Batter erifpiifn rno bolb
nuh Der SodJseit iturbcn ihr SdJnic.
aerpattr unb cin Shwoger.
GtnhrcWer sum brittcn
% q lc pcroat. - SSSm 3ritrornl
bon prnigcn Monotcn itattcten Gin.
BREEDER Dem BON Srou M. y. WcGp.
rogh bciuobntcn 0auIc. Nr. 1910
Nigas.Npcmuc in ser Nad)t bon Srci.
tag ai,i Snmitoa cincn gcil,t ob.
lpuroen obcr 5um britten Wale per-
iagt uno betucrfiiclligten Die Tlift
obne iebodJ irgcno meld)e 9citc &c
madlt Su bubtr. Sroil Mc2onogt
bcfanb lid nit ibrcr 5poliiGbrigcl
SpGne oucin in Souie. dis iia in
aclcr ein peroddtiGes 8crGltidl nor
te. Sic id)idte ben allobcn olli oil
Guide nod Dem Glteren Sobne. mel.
der in 9esleitung ieiies 9ruhcrs
baIp beintfebrte nnb cine llnterlu
dung rcS Safes p%ornobni. Gin Sen
jtcr mar crbrod,cn. iebod) BON Der
ginbrcbcrn feline Spuc 81 cntScdcn
Gieicr ginbruf lit u%naef1br De,
ocbnte, melfer in ienem Iiitrift aus
gefiibrt ipurne; bisber lit es jeood
nidt seInnge,L einen Der Sbatcr felt
S%uucbnicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-21

&am 9nGbtH 6nppn. = 81,
$50 Strair mo Soften p%erurtbeilte
H'd'ter Carr in Scr ,tnro,pcltliden
Eoll5eiltotion QeItcrn Den Ne9er @ol.
ter Tlen, meld)er beihrloi9t mar,
leihcn 3ai'cn9eloiicn GnmaEo q.
@ouano ppn Nr, 514, st. MavDlir,,
tbatlid) o~naeAriifcn 6u bnbcn. Sol
lono crlitt in Dem Streite 5piid,cr
Den Seiocn cii,c oroe @i,r,oe. wslfc
i'm Soipitol ingen1bt iperben ml,Bte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-21
u@1der @ciauaOerein.

r@1dcr q eiangpIretn."
= litter 2eitung bon Eroi. i. 2oro.
lus iibtci1 Die Mftipen bcS y9dder
@eiangpereins" III @aeener's Salle
on Der Norb-Hnca.S trabe gelteri1
gb6rs fiir Sic aniang April i'm .2a.
bor.Gpeeum" ltattiinOenoe Nbeno'
ltntcrbaltung ein. Sn Der 8eihdfts.
flung. IN wcld,er Yr6iibent Go. Bar
tbolome ben 0oriis uno Sefrct0r
Gbn. CARL SaS Yrotofoa iiibrtc
muroen Die GinIaoungen hss 80.
cuff : Yoint . WGi,nerd,ors" mnS ser
rSo3ialiltiifeu 2iebertaiel" a,lse
l,olnmen nno gor1ereitlingcn fir Der
llnterbaItungs.sHenb ~eetroiicn. !
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-21
Seb6el's cinsigcs atelier.

Nir babcn nar Gin Ntelirr IN Val.
.:morc, nnb bas befinoet i'd IN ber
Gtaae su cbcncr Grbe, Nr.321, Npro'
@ap', mabc &i8b.str. 6inoer.Eho'
tusrapbien cine Spe3ialitGt. - Seine
Ngenten nnb feineIreppeu 81 iteigen.
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d.
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UcIbicn0unocn

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uno Seitreid llnsarn iiter m,o
lbnell beioret. 8, 10 uno 90 Marf.,
iopie 10 uno 90 9ronen .Shsine 81
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Grohthicbi it i y lcpbncG On.
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TGFe snr @eiie in's Nnslanb BE-
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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-06-12
Wedding Wells.

As to the wedding veil, its dis
posal is a matter of taste. II worn
over the face, a separate short piece
for this purpose is pinned on at the
front Of the couture, to be taken on
at the chancel rail by the maid of
honor or one of the bridesmaids. and
not put back again. Most brides in
this country wear the veil off the
face. The same rules as to dress APP
ply at home as if the bride is mar
ried at church.
The bridesmaids usually wear
hats. but a very pretty custom, fol-
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-06-12

Benton and the Wallerstein teams
will line up tomorrow afternoon at
Benton, and a hard fought battle Is
the prediction. Last Sunday the Mar
shall counts boys we're victorious. but
some OF. the regular faces Of The Wal
lerstein team were not on the line up.
All the players will be In the game
tomorrow afternoon. Hoiich will
pitch for the Wallersteins while II.
Mercer will be behind the bat.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-06-12

lowed much in Europe, is the e a
ing of a tulle veil instead of a hat.
This veil. which is adjusted with a
wreath of flowers. and of course
worn back from the face is always
becoming. The veil matches the
gown in color, and the flowers are
the same as those in the bouquet.
The bridesmaids and maid of honor
both wear gloves.-vogue.