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el recinto no solo no ampararon las mujeres
sino que las atropellaron, abofeteandolas, apa-
leandolas echandolas al suelo por salvarse
clos aquella reunion de hombres compo-
nfase exclusivamente de aristdcratas.
La statistique des contusions reeues par
les victimes dice un periodico-accuse une
tnorme majorite de coups de came ct de coup
de taIons de bottes.
Mentras los mobiles los sacerdotes Sc sal
vabap, las damas perecfan en- Ell lncendlo; las
hcrmanas de la Carload Sc achicharraban vivas.
Y aquellos no tuvieron compassion para
los pobres nifios cegos que, imposibilitados de
vcr la puerta de salida, tenfan forzosamente que
perecer entire las llamas todos pere =
cicron
El pnbico indguadfsimo con semejante
raea de los mobiles, no sabe que hacer para pre-
miar debidamcnte la heroica conducta de clertos
salyadores como ell cocinero Gomery, qulen sal
vo mas de Glen personals, el plomero flque1,
en- honor del cual ha organizado lie JoW' un
popular banquete. Para estos oe'tt0de7'os ne :
roes va SO han reunido, por publica suscripcion,
mas dc veinte mil pesos. Cerca de setecientos
mil pesos Sc han recaudado en- menos de una
semana, para alivio de las vfctimas y bien de
Los pobres. Asf es Paris Asf es Francla,
auaque no Sc titula hidaga nj generosa.
Y todo el mundo busca ell paradero del
h6roe an6nimo (otro obrero) que Sc arrojo va
rias veces al centro del Internal horno, sacanoo
caaa vez una dos personas, hasta que quema-
do en- ambas manos falto de aliento para se=
guir luchando, Sc retro del sitio del slnlestro,
sin dar su ,eon,Jre, perd6ndose entire la mul-
titud de donde habfa salido.... Estos, estos
son los verdadcros heroes de la humanldad; los
que merecen vivas, hurras, y banderas, y ml1
siuas Y homenajes del pals En- Francla
hay sentido racional, el pueblo dedca sus lau-
re,es 4 los Piquet Gomery, cuyos nombres
valcn mas son mas aclamados que los del
dirunto duque de Aumale. Porque 81 hay JUS :
ticia en- la terra, creanlo ustedes esa TERRA es
Francia.
Ell infortunio acorta las distanclas. ei
incendio del Bazar de la Carload hlzo el mia
gro lie que la igesia ell Estado frances Sc
asociasen para orar por las victimas.
Desgraciadamente para Ia lglesla echaron
4 perder tan buena obra las intcmperanclas ael
padre Olivier, quien oividando que, como ma
elicho un pensador, cl saccrdote no puede ser
va amo dc los cuerpos por la poftlca, nj amo oe
las almas por la teologfa, s'no de los corazones
Der la piedad la justica social, vomlto no.
rrores contra la epiiblica-aunqne Sc hallaoa
prcsente Mr.. Felix Faure y dijo que asi como
Sedan habfa sido castgo de Dios para los iran
cegcs, la catastrofe del Bazaar haba sldo castl-
90 de Dios para las francesas.
Buen sermon para echado en- las Calatravas.
Pero aquf no creemos en- Ollvieres.
(Couc,ura) LUIS BON.AFOUA
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enviar& a esa Redacci6n. Hasta ahora ell MI
nero de voluntarios en- esta villa asciende 95,
Sc tiene en- proyecto traer un professor de musi-
ca, con ell fin de fundar aquf academia que
de por resultado elementos bastantes para for
mar una buena charanga. Por 10 pronto va
sc cuenta con una casa-cuartelilloy reina
mucho entusiasmo entire los iniciadores de to-
das estas me ioras.>
*** Siempre que tenga ustcd que COM
prar artfculos de quincalla y ferreterfa, visite
ell BoS0r de los Paisonos. Allf encontrara
usted artfculos buenos baratos, pues los due
nos del establecimiento sc han propuesto ven
der mas barato que nadie.
X Mailana habra tranvfa de Bayamon
y Vapor de Catano, para regresar de la fanci6n
de teatro. Los precios iguales los anteriores.
~ Ell plazo para la instalaci6n de la
red telefonica de Mayagiez no vence hasta fin
de este mes va sc ha pedido pr6rroga mien-
tras ultiman detalles para empezar los
trabajos.
~ Ell ayuntamiento de Naguabo ha sido
autorizado para tomar de la partida de <Impre-
vistos, los gastos invertidos una autopsia.
~ La felicidad en- este mundo y en- ell
otro puede conseguirse hoy muy facilmente.
Basta usar los magnffcos sombreros que sc
venden en- Ez Czach San Francisco 81.
cannr2fi2 DE PUERTO RICO. sQuien no
ooos' o''o aprende la geograffa del pals don
de naci6 en- el que vive? Para la de Puerto
Rico la mas aproposito es la de JANER; que tie
ne ademas mapa de la isla la vista de San
Juan. Esta encuadernada, vendese muy ba-
rata en- la Capital: Liberia de sanjurjo,
Ponce: Liberia de Otero y Sobrino
*** Jucios orales que Sc ceebraran ma
ilana ante ia Audiencia Territorial: ell de San
tiago Manuel Mendoza por atentado; Aboga-
dos Cuchf Quinones Procuradores Velez y
Caballero; ell de Atiano Alvaro por lesiones,
AbOpadO Bosch v PrOcuradOr ROssv. ell de
Gregorio Serrano por idem, Abogado Ramos
hurto, Abogado Cuevillas Procurador Pala-
clos; ell de Rafael Rond6n por atentado; Abo-
gado Bosch Procurador Ginorio.
~ Aver tarde sc reunieron en- Casa
Blanca, invitaios por ell senor Laguna, los in
dividuos que formaban su Brigada, con objeto
de celebrar una fiesta que result6 agradabilfsi-
ma. No podfa esperarse menos, dado ell carac-
ter de los esposos Laguna, quienes con su
acostumbrada esplendidez tino trato obsequia-
ron todos los concurrentes con cerveza, dull
ces, sorbetes, tabacos etc, terminando la fiesta
con I'm <changif., Durante la permanencia en-
tan ameno sitio Sc sacaron infnidad de fotogra-
fas, tanto de las Aguadoras como de los
Obreros. Estos nos encargan expresar en- su
agradecmiento. iBien por los esposos Laguna!
*** Ell vapor espa1ol eMarfa Herrera>
| cargo en- Ponce para la isla dessCuba, $40 sacos
33,592 kilos cafe; GIG pacas con 81, 1s5 klos
| tabaco en- rama, pacas mirahuano y SO cabe-
zas de ganado vacuno. Y la goleta inglesa
eNarka1 para St Stepehn $50 bocoyes con
80, $50 kilos miel de purga.
~. Con ell tftulo de eLa Concordia9
dirijido por ell sefor don Vicente Vinas, ha
aparecido en- Lares semanario de fliaclon
liberal, cuyo primer ndmero hemos tenido ell
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Venta de fincaS rusticaS

Sc venden tres fncas: Una compuegta de
l4e cuerdas de terreno, propias para cafe en- la
m;tad de ella, con algunas cuerdas en- pla ,as
va productivas; la otra mitad, propias s pas
tos, tabaco frutos memories: tiene buenas
aguas para ell ganado, incluso un rio que colin
da con la misma fnca de vivienda. Otra
rio, propias cafe, pastos, tabaco y frutos me-
nores; cuyas fncas estan situadas en- Toa-alta
sc puede ir elias con carretas coches; y Ia
otra fnca esta compuesta de SO cuerdas situada
en- Toa baja, propia pastos, tabaco frutos
mencres, y Sc recibe a cuenta del valor de elias
ganado vacuno caballar. Por compromises
que tene su dueno de inter6s, Sc venden a pre-
clos muy bajos. Ell que interese alguna, diri-
sase q don Antonio Gonzalez vecino de Rio
piedras. Is u
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LA VENGANZA DE UN NOBLE
-iOh: .Gast6n
Las confdencias cunado puseron Gambia de

-iOh.. CASTOR!
Las conGdencas culado pusieron Gambia de
lente humor.
--Asf ha sdo cieramente querido mfo-continu6 Cas-
ton-Descubrf coraz6n estaba
que he poddo resolverme querida sentf
que coraz6n abrgaba carno ternura uera
esposa y, Sc 81 por obra de Dios del dablo,
enamoe perddamene de los encantos de las racas de mi
querda sobrina Y fuerza de comparara todas las
que cuales hubera podo qued6
perdidamente enamorado de ella vengo, sencamene
pediros mano.
-Pero. zen serlo!..
Con toda Ia seredad que ell case requiere.
Gambia hizo mueca dijo:
Ell es refexionarlo sacramento.
Amigo mo lie djo CASTOR dirig6ndole acerada
tratare de nj de burlaros
tambien va habr6is pensado aguna
ell casamiento vuesra edad
Habia deado de fngir preentaba tai cual Gre
yendo que ngdo habia durado va sufciene
tinuo:
-Conque j.. :. vamos 81 teu6is que hacerme aguna
objection, hacedmela francamente
La primera es la del parentezco.
-No la primera que ito
brina Tamb6n habarme de la diferencia de edades
Mas de vente amos!
Acaso matrimonios muy dchosos los cuales
ell marido puede ell padre de la muer?
-Es que cuando Sc concertan bodas, porque
ell hombre. &a.
10 porque oonvenga los padres, querido cunadol
AL pronunciar eas paabra CASTOR acerco sla del
baron, dirigendole mirada incomprensible.
Il Habeis pensado en- esto querdo milo? lie dijo
Veo la vena vuestro padre sacarais de esta
union; ipero 20 que voy ganando?
-Voy decfroslo7 lie djo CASTOR en- tono alegre.
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e6Ae mafana siguente muy madrugada, OLYMPIA Can
dfa Sc hcieron conducir bosque de Boonia
por las aamedas cogidos del brazo dos recen-
las edas que encontraban ell obeto de evitar
agun NAL querida OLYMPIA casi cogada De su
cuando:
Ah ST, NADIA separara, Isl pudieras perteoecerme
por competo!
Ell aprendoa convulsvamene la prodigaba palabras de
ernura de odo cuanto NO Sc reter
querida hijo Cuando al empezarse eevar ell sol
miro Ell reloj Gambia, OLYMPIA lie pregunt6 muy apenada
-iMe dejas va?
Ell la abrazo y la contesto
les precise que trabaje para vosotros dos
OLYMPIA frunci6 e entrecejo y lie djo:
-Desconffa de negocios de minas de Chile.
Oh tengas cuidado! Ya he tornado precaueiones,
antes de caastrofe estale va quedar nj
sola acc6n
Conduo querida al hotel, al despedirse de ella,
OLYMPIA le dijo:
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"EI Parisiense" PELUQUERIA RI ~; y PER ?; ;l>
IL uloiShoo FIJMERIA DE SERGIO

LECOMPTE. CRUZ l2. Surtido genera;
8 Importation directa de 10 mas selecto quo
perfumeria Sc fabrica en- Fra7acia, Zugzx:s
IRA e Italia. Especialidad en- enseres de Bos'5<
RIA q Pe,.fa~aeria hagzesa. Limpieza y servi-
clio inmeiorahle. Sc admiten abonos.
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Remedio suave de e6cacia indiscutible
en- las Intermediates del Estdmago, Hfgado y
Rinones
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Luna Hermanos, y Compania.6; 6sGn 5 I l. 10

LuIfIo n6lilldnuS, J UUIilpdE'lo'a nicos
importadores en- Puerto Rico del famoso vino
tinto i blanco de mesa, marca Aasguciaaas.
Ninguno otro 10 mejora en- pureza buen sabo-
En- dicho establecimiento Sc acaba de recio;2
tambi6n un extenso surtido de vinos de Jerea.
Champana superior, licores fnos, turronea
mazapanes, frutas su jugo, amfbar y
aguardiente toda clase de artfculos fnos del
giro. Nadie presentara uu surtido mejor para
las Pascuas Ano Nuevo.
Julian E. BIanco Sosa goeIsso~csp;ss de a
de comisiones, informes consultas sobre tolos
los ramos de la Administrator, de Ia Agricul-
tura, la Industrial i ell Comercio. San Jusa
de Puerto-Rico, Gale de San Francisco nur2o
70 91.-Direccion telegrafca, Bzancosa. Z.
(eronimo 7orhi.CORREDOR DE Conner
oe'u''''''o Zt'DFtIo y Agente de negocfos,
tiene establecida su ofcina Gale de la Fo taleza
mum. 10, de esta ciudad, 2.
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cuadro comparative de D6sis y Efectos.

cnnioh2h DE SOCORROS MUTUOS eLOs
oov'ouuu AMIGOS DEL ;BIEN PUBLICOs
-SECRETARIA.-I fallecido en- es-
ia Capital en- 25 de Abrll dltimo ell socio Don
Jose G, Carbonell, sin que hasta la fecha Sc
haya hecho reclamation a la suma de cincuenta
pesos que por tai concepto debe satisfacer los
fondos de Ia Sociedad, Sc hace pdblco para
en- case de existir alguna persona con derecho
a la referida cantidad, haga la reclamation en-
debida forma en- ell improrrogable plazo de
tres meses contados desde esta fecha, pues en-
case contrario Sc estimara renunciado tai dere-
recho en- benefcio de los fondos generates de
la Asociacion.-Puerto Rico, de JUNO de
ls97.-.ss6 ZTyiUo Alsino.-Vo Bo-El
Presidente, Vscavondo. 81
Nunvn hntaI EN- CAYEY Ella Aurora. En-
Hu"'o "o's' casa de altos, en- la carretera
central de la poblaci6n Habitaciones como
das ventiladas y con vista a la calle mas cen
trica mas transitable; sobre todo esmerada
limpieza, cocina selecta, mesa inmejorable, con
servicio escogido buen trato; para 10 cual eA
cuenta con excelentes sirvientes amables
foritas para atender al bello sexo. 45-34
Booyes de e mSdss, naSGs vsnds1 en- ri 6e%s geiees
do, de Cerecedo, Hermanos Companfa.
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WILL BE FOR BLOOD.
Regiment and st. Louis Clubs Doing
Lots of practcing.

There are two games of base bal.
to he played. The Regiment and st.
Louis clubs will compete Saturday.
and the tie game between the Stars
and st. Louis club will be decided one
week later Should the College boys
win over the military players Satur-
day and the Stars win the week later,
all clubs will have an even percent
age. This will necessitate another
three games being played to decide
the pennant.
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ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE OF SETTLE.
MENT.

The undersigned, j. w. Lloyd, AS
signee of the Estate of Sin Moi Kee, a
bankrupt, gives notice to all creditors
of said estate who have proved their
claims, that he has filed his final ac-
count as assignee in the Circuit Court
of the First Circuit, and will apply for
"A discharge from further liability as
such assignee on the sth day of Octo-
Der, 1897.
JAMES w. LLOYD.
Honolulu, Sept. 2S, 1897.
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NOTICE.

The California Fruit Market (P. G.
Camarinos) will purchase all
kinds of produce, fruits and poultry
in either large or small quantities,
Persons residing on Oahu Or any Of
the other Islands having turkeys,
chickens, eggs, butter, oranges, lines,
alligator pears, or any other kind of
marketable produce, fruits OF poultry,
can send the same to them AMI get
the market'price.
Honolulu, September Z. 1897.
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POULTRY FOR SALE.

Fat pigs, chickens and turkeys.
Chickens for broilers and roasters.
Poultry will be delivered dressed or
undressed to any part of the city at
short notice. | will endeavor to keep
on hand a sufficient supply to meet
any demand, Telephone $50.
j. n. WRIGHT.
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TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

The undersigned wishes to state
that he still owns the tailor SHOP To-
Gated at 4S Nuuanu street, Eva side,
between Hotel and King streets.
CHOCK LOOK.
Honolulu, September 1, 1857.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MEETING NOTICES.

MEETING NOTICES.
Mystic Lodge 40. ., 1890. ....page 5
BrBWEISER BEER
II. ilaclfeld a Page e
BICYCLES.
T.. q. Hall Il Son ......... Page Is
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Honolulu, Sept. 20, 1897.
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NOTICE.

Neither the Captain, Owners nor
Agents of the British bark Lebu are
responsible for any debts contracted
by the crew.
SANDISON,
Master.
Honolulu, Sept. 90. 1897.
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TODAY,S SOCIETY NOTES.

There will be reception and dance
on board the French cruiser Duguay
Troun. from until o'clock this af-
ternoon.
Miss Alice Lishman will give "A poi
supper at her home in Maliilli this ev-
ening. About thirty young people
have been invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Ballou will give
a reception at their Judd street home
this evening complimentary to Sem
ator Morgan.
You can't get more than all the
u,bo C+,r En- II
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TO LET.

To be let with the fixtures, therein
the portion of the Waverley Block on
Bethel street now occupied by Ehlers
& Co:
Apply to HENRY WAREHOUSE
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Mystic Lodge No. 2, X. of =.

\ regular convention of the Lodge
will be held THIS "WEDNESDAY
EVENING, at 1880 o'clock, at their
Castle Hall, Fort street.
WORK IN SECOND RANK.
Members of Oahu Lodge No. 1 and
all visiting brethren are cordially in
vited to be present.
Per order of the c. c.
A. L. MORRIS,
Acting X. of r. G. S.
Honolulu, Sept. 20, 1897. q,
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Drs. WAUGHOP & WAUGHOP

OFFICE: Masonic Temple. Tele-
phone 943.
RESIDENCE: 416 Punchbowl st.
John w. Waughop, NJ. Do to IL,
2 to 4, 7 to s. Sundays-9:3O to 10: 80.
Philip r. Waughop, NJ. Dbl to 1,
4 to $3.50. Sundays to 3.
The herald., 1897-09-05

jars as the frfuit settles, until they are
full to the brn. Cover the jars, making
them air tight, keeping them in a cool
and dry but dark place.
Bread will become musty very quickly
in damp, warm weather if it is kept in a
close receptacle such as a tin box or stone
jar with tight fitting cover. During
the summer montho an excellent way to
keep bread is to sprinkle each loaf with
flour and tie it UP in strong paper bag
and suspend The bag from hooks fastened
to the edge of high shelf in the kitchen
pantry. A loaf of bread may be quickly
freshened. First brush off the flour and
then rub the outside of the loaf with
soft cloth wet in cold water and place it
in hot oven for five minutes.
The wire and wooden frames for hang
ing handsomely trimmed bodices and
fine shirt waists are now made things Of
beauty as we'll as useful. They are
wound with Gotten batting and ther
covered with full piece of china silk
to match in color the decorations of the
room they are to be used in. The silk
is made one-eighth of yard longer than
the holder at each end; piece of rib
bon is tied around it and the frill of silk
left to hang. The hook for hanging the
holder up is wound with silk and finished
with a bow of ribbon. These holders
have two uses, for, besides keeping
waist in good shape, they perfume it..
the batting being freely sprinkleG with
some fragrant powder before it is wound
over the frame.-New York Sun.
The herald., 1897-09-05

cident occurred which shows plainly
how gracious a woman the queen Is and
how quick to appreciate a situation.
While at the Refuge, or rather at one of
the refugees on the top Of Gornergrat,
Margherita received a basket of cham
payne from jolly party of Englishmen
who had made the ascent. The wine was
accompanied by a letter signed by all
of the Englishmen. fervently expressing
the Britons' admiration of the daring
and courage of the charming queen who
had made the difficult climb, and begged
her to accept the wine as token of the
sincere respect and admiration Of the
writers.
The queen received the gift very gra-
ciously and. causing bottle of the wine
to be opened at once, drank the health of
Queen Victoria. To be sure, it was only
an incident, and perhaps a trivial one,
but 1t indicated beyond peradventure
how thoroughly womanly the queen Is,
and how appreciative of the feelings of
others.
1t is told of the queen that when, sew
eral years ago, she made the ascent of
the Peak of the Giant, 12 400 feet above
the level of the sea, she was overtaken
by severe snow storm which obliged
her and her few attendants to take ref
uge in hut belonging to the Alpine
club, which was soon full of climbers of
all nationalities, who, when they knew
Who she was, at once offered to leave the
hut that she might have it to herself and
her attendants. "On no account" said
the queen, will submit to such action
The hut must do for all. Just consider
that l am the hostess, and as such bid
you all welcome and we will spend the
night here as comfortably as we can"
After this the Italian Alpine club pre-
sented the queen with a magnificent d.
ploma, of which she is very proud, and
replaced the hut with refuge to which
they gave the name OF Regina Mar
gherita'
1t is always the custom Of the queen to
stop when at Gressoney at the villa of
the Baron de Peccoz previously referred
to. 1t must not be thought that Mar
gherita Is the only one of her family who
has been in the habit of visiting the
Alps, for in the Peccoz family the duty of
accompanying the members of the house
of Savoy in their Alpine climbs seems al
most hereditary. The late Baron de
Peccoz, who in his youth accompanied
the Duke of Genoa and Prince Thomas
father and brother Of the queen, in all
their mountain excursions, was the
guide of Queen Margherita until, in the
summer of 1895, while ascending noun
tain at her side. he suddenly fell at her
feet and died in few moments His sons
have taken his place.
No mountain Journey rs considered by
the queen too arduous. If che is in
clined to think her strength not alto
gether equal to making the entire jour-
ney on foot she rides her favorite DON
key. Ordinarily, however, she prefers
to walk. She is splendid pedestrian
Although in Rome but little exercise is
enjoyed by her, her frequent Alpine
Journeys have enabled her to maintain
degree of athletic power that falls to
the lot Of few women, either of royal or
humble birth.
The herald., 1897-09-05
THE BIG THINGS
A Claim That Women Have Never
Done Them

Hundreds OF college, bred women have
been and are capably and efficiently en-
gagged in teaching, and few have gain
ed certain distinction as presidents and
professors in colleges for women, but no
great and original educator has come
from among them says Helen Waiter
son Moody in Scribner's. Occasionally
determined young graduate gets a
foothold in a newspaper office and usual
ly keeps it, with credit to herself and her
higher education, yet the few women
editors of eminence have not been COL
lege-bred, and there is nothing to be
gained by concealing the fact that the
college women who have undertaken
journalism seem, as yet, to have had no
influence in sweetening the flood of sen
sational and nasty print for which the
newspaper women Of the country must
bear their share of discredit with the
newspaper men.
The number Of college women who
have taken up medicine is considera BILE
some of them, no doubt, from a real
love of science and some for love of a
career. While their work has been able
and their success undoubted, it is just to
say that they have not contributed orig
inally to medical science. There are
few women collegians in law, in liter
ature, in the pulpit and in other profess
sions, and their helpfulness and enthu-
siasm have been especially noticeable
in educational and philanthropic works
In all these fields of usefulness the work
of college women, taken by and large"
has been good. honest, competent work
about like that of the average industri-
Gus man; but it has been derivative, not
creative; complmental, not brilliant;
offering little opportunity for sex cele-
bration on the part of those enthusiasts
who believe that women have needed
only diploma and ballot to be bril-
liantly equipped for conquering all the
world that men have left unconquered.
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Because It TIarmoniZed

Here are few letters 1 wish you
would mail for me, DEAR" said Mrs.
Tenspot to her husband, who was pre-
pairing to go out.
AS Mr.. Tenspot took them he glanced
at the stamps and asked:
my dear, why did you put fifteen cent
stamps on these letters? Two-cent
stamps would have carried them"
81 know it," replied Mrs. Tenspot, "but
how would red stamp look on envei-
opes of that lovely violet shade? This
new stationery is of an exquisite color,
and I could not think of spelling it's ef-
feet with stamps which did not harmon
ize. These purple fifteen-cent stamps
are the nearest match the postoffice
keeps" s."-Harper's Bazsr.