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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-07-21
SPORTS And
SP0RTSMEN
Hogans Won For the Half
Moons Against the
the Columbia at
Baseball.
NEWS or The WHEELMEN
With the Bowlers-Egan and
Flaherty B-eaten-Ladies
Day Games

Clever batting and excellent fielding won
a victory for the Half Moons Wednesday
over the Columbias at the Washington
street grounds. The Columbias were at
a disadvantage in pitchers. They had
Smith iii The box and the Hall Moons de-
pended On Hogan. The latter allowed but
seven hits while the former was hit hard
and often. Smiths support, also, was not
as good as that which Hogan received.
The SCORE
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-07-21

Adjourned regular meeting Of the Board
Of Police Commissioners, held in First
rimin Court Room, Friday, July (
Present-AII the members.
The Board proceeded with trials of
officers against whom charges had been
preferred as follows
Patrolman James Murray, Third Pre-
clnet. Two charges of conduct unbecorn7
ing an officer.
The Board having heard the pleading
deliberation and on reassembIfng sem
fenced the accused officer that was found
guilty as follows
Patgolman James Murray, found guilty
Of the Second charge andswas sentenced TO
be dismissed from the force by the unal1i-
nous vote of the Board.
Communications, were received and dis
posed OF as follows
Communication from Chief of Police
informing Board OF. the suspension OF
Chanceman Patrick Fitzpatrick from duty
and suggesting that he be summarily dis
missed.
Motion by Commissioner West and
adopted by the unanimous vvte:-
That Chanceman Patrick Fitzpatrick be
dismissed from the department.
Communication from Chief Of Police
relating to ex-Roundsman Driscoll.
Ordered spread on minutes.
Chiefs Office, Police Department,
Jersey City, July Z, 1893.
Honorable Board of Police Commission
erS.-
GenrleTnen1 would respectfully INFORM
your honorable body that e-x-RoundsInan
John Driscoll. whom you reduced to the
ranks on conviction Of charges against
him at your last meeting, called at this
office today and asked the Inspector for
his shield as a patrolman, saying he
wanted to report for duty.
Imasmuch as the aid -ex-roundsman
had given up his shield, fire alarm and
signal box Keys and stated TO myself in
reply to a question "a TO him that his ac-
ton at thatltime meant a resignation, I
refused today TO recognize him as a po-
liceTlan-
Nearly fprty-eight hours have elapsed
from the time that e-x-Roundsman Dris-
coll said that he meant his action as q
resignation, to the time when he applied
to this office for a patrolmau'S shield.
Your obedient servant,
BENZ. MURPHY,
Chief of Police.
Motion by Commissioner Walter
That the resignation of Driscol stand.
Adopted by the following vote
Yeas-President McGill and Commis
sicner Walter.
Nay Commissions West.
Motion by Commissioner West and
adopted
That when we adjourn it be subject to
the cali of the Chair.
On motion adjourned. -
Clerk.
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TEAM 4 VS. TEAM 8.
Ruickerbocker Cricketers TO Meet
Par Championships Tomorrow.

One of the most Interesting cricket
,aatehes Of the season win be played at
Knickerbocker Field, Bergen Point, to-
morrow. the contesting cams represent
ing Team A and Team p Of the Knicker-
booker Athlete Club. Great rivalry ex-
ists between the two teams. and Il now
looks al If there would be a great fight
for the championship. Team 3 has al
ready defeated Team A. but thea fellows
have been diligently practieing and think
that thtz lime they viii turn the tabtes on
q c&rfai1 extent d championship same,
ana MI Ie6mmsnee At thrse o1eIoek
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KICKED BY a HORSE
Stableman Knocked Unconscious
BY the Blow.

William Schroeder. twenty years old, Of
No. 1872 Newark street, Hoboken, an hos
tier. employed in Francis livery stables
on Willow avenue, that city. was badly
injured by 2 fractions horse yesterday
afternoon. Schroeder was cleaning the
steed when he received a Kick in the thigh
which sent him ~sprawling a distance of
over ten feet across the stable. He was
picked up unconscious and taken to police
headquarters in the city ambulance. Later
he was ordered taken to st. Mary's
HOSPITAL. rs
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-07-21

To lA0R4At
Manager vultee, of the Jersey City
Baseball Club, has booked a strong at
traction for Sunday at the West End
grounds. His crack semf-professional
team is to meet the Newtown Grays,
champions of Long Island. The Grays
have shown unusual strength on the
diamond this year, having suffered but
one defeat In their busy career. The at
tendance should be large as many new
friends were added to the already hard
horde by the local clubs victory over the
West New Yorks.
The P~oughkeepsie team is to play the
Hobokens Sunday at the St George
Cricket Grounds, and this promises to be
a rafting good game. Huyler Westeryelt
will pitch for Hoboken and Norton will
do likewise for the Poughkeepsies.
At the Johnstown avenue grounds sun
day the Jerseys will meet the Ridge
woods.
Tomorrow the South Bergen Field clu
win meet the West Side Young Mems
Christian Association Of Brooklyn at the
Claremont venue grounds.
The Elks of Bayonne had a great time
yesterday over a baseball game in which
met the Elizabeth Elks at New
Boulevard Park. The game was won by
the Elizabeth team by a score OF Is TO
4. The home team became discouraged
after the fifth inning and the Elizabeth
won as they Wished After the game a
banquet was enjoyed and a good time had
al laround. The Elizabeths now hold the
lead in the Elks' BASEBALL league and are
playing what looks like winning ball.
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Corporation NOTICE



Sealed proposals WIN be recefved BY the
Board or Street ana uvs+er corsr5ssfarara an
Tuesday. July Is, 1899. at 3 o'cleck r. n. in
t ~ Assembly Chamber Of the City Hall, fcr
IMPROVEMENT OF MANDEvITItE AVE-
MITE
between Bergen and West side avenues.
Said IMPROVEMENT IL he y1aSa ca1for,nably
to the PROVISION Of fshsnser 81 ~ fhe 5aws
of 1885, and in accordance with sDecitications
on file in the Office Of me clerk az said
Board
Blank forms Of bid and agreement Of sure
ties must be obtained - ~ asssea ~ me
Chief Engineer, city Han. Jersey CIV 1s n. i
ESTIMATE OF oUANTITIEg
Standard
II Cost.
About 2.190 cubic yards Of earth excaya-
ton, per cubic ward "a
About 5 cubic yards of rock exravafton.
pr cubic yard 2.D0
Alb nut IT'S cubic yards of earth filling.
About 1862 cubic yards OF sand filling. Der
cubic yard ,.... 10
About 4 400 square yards az asnbalt nav
ing. per square yards .rn. IFS
linpal foot. .E5
About 100 square feef Of a. epine rar
square foot -. . .15
About 40 square @vards n ranavinp nor
square yard 10
About 20 lineal feet AZ reeaf and dra~sad
curbstone. per lineai foot.~-s.s rs
dressed bri sluar s,on aeet o. relala ana *
About 1880 square feet ~ reistd ana
dressed fageing ner ma foot NJ
About 100 nneal feet Of cribbing stone,
About 2 receiving basin heads ia he reset
each... < 90
About II manhole heads to be reset each 200
About 5 receiving basins 10 be rebnsIt
I'm c allowss for s& 9ag leeassIs sash- Il ne w g 20
-
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE or
airline Jaeger, e~xecu1rix of C5nstantin Jaeger.
deceased. by order of the Surrogate Of Hnd-
son County. dated June Is, 1888. hereby gives
notice to the creditors OF said deeedent to
bring in their debts. demands and claims
against the estate Of said d~ecezent, under cath
or affirmation. within nine months from the
date Of said order. or they will BE- forever,
barred Of any action therefor against said
executrix. CATHARINE AEGER
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hoard OF FIRE oommrssIoNER

IOficiaI ProcefdlnSS-I
Special meeting of the Board of Fire
Commissioners, held at Department Head
quarters, Monday evening, July 10, 1889.
Present-President Erickson and Conn
missioner Hennessey.
Thu following cali for the meeting was
Jersey city. July s, 1888.
Mr.. Charles Esterbrook, Clerk Board OF
Fire Commissioners
Dear Sir--You will please call a special
meeting of the Board of Fire Commission
ers for Monday evening, July 10, 1s9s. at
upon the compilation and revision. OF the
ordinances Of this Board, as complied and
revised under the provisions OF Chapter
1888 of the Laws of 1891.
Yours respectfully,
]. A. ERICKSON,
The following communication from the
Honorable Board of Finance was present.
ed, received and ordered filed:
Jersey City, July I, 1882
Hon. Board of Fire Commissioners
Dear Sirs:-The following resolution was
adopted by the Board Of Finanee OF
Yours respectfully,
NJ. f. KALAHER,
Whereas. This Board has caused the
ordinances Of Jersey City and of the
various Board and Departments thereof
to be complied ana revised Dy dONdfu ~
Griffiths, attorney at law; and
Whereas. Said compilation and revision
has been reported to this Board in book
form.
Resolved. That the chapter or chapters
Thereof which relate to matters within the
jurisdiction of the Board Of Aldermen,
Board of Street and Water Commission
ers, Board of Health and Board OF FIRE
Commissioners. be referred to SAID BOARDS
respectively for action under chapter iss
of the laws of 1897, and that a copy OF
said compilation and revision be forwarded
with his resolution to each OF said
Boards.
Preambles and resolution by Commits
sioner Hennessey.-
Whereas. The Board of Finance has
referred to this Board the compilation
and revision Of the ordinances of Jersey
city and the various Boards and Depart
ments thereof as compiled and revised
under the provisions Of Chapter lS OF
the Laws of 1897; and, .
the chapters of said ordinances which re-
late to matters within its Jurisdiction
and finds said compilation and revision to
be correct in all respects.
Resolved, That said compilation and re-
vision of ordinances be returned to the
Board Of Finance without change to the
end that the same may be accepted ana
adopted as the ordinances of the city.
Adopted by the following vote
Yeas-President Erickson and Commits
sioner HenIessey-
NaySLNone.
Absent-Commissioner Mills.
On motion adjourned.
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WITH The BOWERS.
Eleven Frames in Schocke Three
Me-, Tourney Last Night.

There was good bowling seen last night
in the three men team tournament at
schocke's alleys. The scores, as a rule,
were fairly good and all the games were
close. In the series in which the Pros
p~ectives and Recreations met, it was
necessary to have eleven frames in the
second game. The scores
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-07-21

xar1fE 70 CREDITORS ESTATE or
WIIf3IAM HELLER. decreased; Margaret
44e]ler. exechttix Of Willtam Heller, deceassa.
~ order II the. Deputy Surrosate " Hudson
rannfv. DARED JAly 10Th. 1909, hereby gives no-
fice Is the creditors Of said decedeut 70 births
a. heir debts, demands and claims aEpffst
fhc estate of said 1ecedeft< under cath "
n said order "a kAex Will b. {qrexex har<est
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70 aEoN0E n. RooERs. Iass q jersey CIV.

40 GEORGE Al. ROGERS. iate Of Jersey CITY.
New Jersey.
You are hereby notified that q final rule for
divcrce has been granted against you at the
MIA of Marian Rogers, Your wife. which will
liz heard iii the Court Of Common Pleas. No.
4. Of PHILADELPHIA County, Of September Term,
amsspeNbAy. he 18th day Of September. 1899,
on which day you may appear and show
cause Il any YOU have. why such divorces
shes,5d not BE granted against You.
". ".
Attorney for Libel1anL
110e Land Title BuIiainss
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HURT IN R o WORKS

Enoch Lampe, twenty-one years old, Of
No. So Garden street, Hoboken, while at
work In Focht's Iron Works, on Adams
street, yesterday afternoon. had his right
leg badly hurt. He was taken to St.
Mary's Hospital, In the city ambulance.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-07-21

NOTICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF
ROSE KUNTZ, nee caudeld, deceased:
John Caufleld. administrator of Rose
Kuntz, nee Caufield. deceased. by order
of the Surrogate of Hudson County. dated
June sth, 1889. hereby gives notice TO the
debts. demands and claims against the es-
tate of aid decedent, under oath or af-
firmation, within nine months from the
date of said order, or they viii be for
ever barred of any action therefor against
said administrator
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- .rn or new MISREPRESENTATION
casttacate of pissalutinn.

r. +sd Jersey city, n. J.. July 1s, 1893
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS ESTATE or
PAUL o. FORSTER, deceased: Emma For
ster. administrative Of Paul o. Forster. de-
ceased, by order Of the Surrogate OF Hudson
County. dated May 18th, 1859, hereby gives
notice to the creditors Of said decedent 10
bring in their debts. demands ana claims
against the estate Of said decedent. under
oath or affirmation. within nine months from
the date Of said order. or they viii be for
ever barred OF any action therefor against
said administrators EMMA FORSTER
Claims to be presented at office Of Charles
Fl. 81 Inn, attprney-atlaw. 40 Central avenue.
Iarsev CITY. N
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PIN NIGHTS.


AFTERNOONS NO. 2.
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NEWS OF The WHEELMEH.

The card this evening will be:-Carlt0
70. 2 VS.. Philisters, in one series.
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NOTICE TO GEEglToks-EsTAIE 81
JOHN e deceased; H e9f
Anderson aamlnlslrat2r q %2nn ns1ssfr
horn, deceasse' r. 9lnsf $500 DS Sets
April 18th. 1879, hereby giyes notice
TO the crenltpLs o. STU usIsuent ~
bring IN their depts, aenaah1s anu stal,nS
Xxx aath 81 affirfnafion, within nine
mouths l[9f1is tns sasS =
they VIII pe forever pArES1 "a alx aette1
ROBERT ANDERSON.
NOTICE 70 ckED.1ghS71ESLAdE gF
ElsE ~ kfnna,sr exacnfrIr of FFredT5est
lgllz1ps.h aaannsa ~ n-der ~ az S,1~-
ndan = y ~ Hssdsen connfv. dated Nav Sfh.
ga 5a = lives notice ia the credifors
l99s, Is 5eysfsrf * bring n their fehfs
91 p 80 elesnos ers31sf the estate 81
1ssI 4s@adent s5r,s5e~ oafh or af~firrnafIon-
Sg;th4r nine manfhs from the date of said
nrder' or they win be forever barred Of
orr seiton therefor against said exeo~
,sfr;x. ELIZABETH HANDLER
!
fsdSs5i dscease5' Tobert I.sdaeli, adm;1is-
traitor 81 Ann IIddeII. deceased. BY order OF tie
- 3 1esa hsrAbv gives notice "a the crzdf-
y ~ z Z % ii decedent to bring II their dehrs
ds ~ ,,rSsr nath 81 afirmafIen. 5vftnin
-- fravs RS dafs ~ ea{s aras~ ~
they viii be forever barred Of any action
therefor asaln @N PonERT f4Dnrrr.
FKAEzlSkA sIE En- Deceased
LOUIS n-2sc S Z ~ Ir
OF ~ TIsr5eor Toes.+-
OF tne ~ 49, 300 baraS-r ~5zae 1920
uatSu rraafTers If eaSd 5eeedsn4 ~ brfng
70 +bs5r Sebfs demands and Ella ms
naasr,sf the estate Of said decedent. under
49, = afe;rrnaffon Within nine months
49, &C., Tho dale Of said order. or thew viii
= faravar barred az any action fhersfag
~
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NOTICE 70 cRED1roRs-ESTArn or
Adeline c. Perry. deceased. Charles Il. T0dd,
executor a. Adeline {. Perry, deceased. b or
der Of the Deputy Surrogate Of Hudson County,
dated June "a 1888. hereby gives notice 10 the
creditors OF said decedent TO bring IN their
debts, demands and claims against the estate
Of said decedent. under oath Or af{f1u4ff11.
within nine months from the date or said or
der, or they will be forever barred OF any
action therefore against said executor
CHARLES Il. TODD
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FIRST SERIES.

FIRST GAME-PROsPEcTIvEs.
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PIN KNIGHTS.
Strikes Shares
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COLUMBIA.
HALE MOONS.
SCORE BY INNINGS.

Columbia .....,.-.. ...3 2 . Y Ii5
Half Moons .--l y ? ? &-ho
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

Dated Jersey city. July 10. 1888
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-07-21
CORPORATION

Dated Jersey city. July 17th. 1893.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Strikes. Spares. scol
- gILCV-FD =
N
RECREATIONS

Strikes. Spares. Scort
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS = ESTATE or
HUGHES deceased Thomas
Hughes and James g. Hasktng. administrators
Of William Hughes. deceased. by order Of the
Deputy Surrogate Of Hudson County, dated
May 18th, 1929. hereby give notice to the cred
tiers of said decedent to bring in their debts.
demands and claims against the estate OF said
decedent. under oath or affirmation. within
nine months from the date Of said order, or
they Will be forever barred OF any action
therefor against said administrators
THOMAS HUGHES.
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Strikes. spares. Score.
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS Estate 0F
EMMA E HAWKINS. deceased: John ".
Hawkins. administrator OF Emma T. Hawkins.
deceased, by order OF the Deputy Surrogate ok
Hudson County. dated June Il. 1889, hereby
gives notice. 70 the creditors Of said decedent
70 hring In their debts. demands and claims
against the estate Of said decedent. under oath
or affirmation, within nine months from thu
date Or said order. or they VIII be forever
barred OF any action therefor against said adj
uinisfrator. Ohm W.. HAWKINS
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-08-13
SLASHED LACE

but it did not move me, as I had my work
cut out for me.
" Observation-Disclosures company 1
began, apoiogetically.
"A little flush rose to her cheek.
" 'Burlesque?' she repeated, in a DOUBT.
fuI tone, ls-is-that very NICE?
with a brazeness that was simply
awful L placed the picture before her.
Thai IS the costum you will wear,
l said.
II shall never forget her face.
1T grew white, and red, and white
again, and she was trembling as she rose.
" You are Insulting me, sir she said, in
an agitated voice. whlle even the mol sr 5
face took on a tinge of pink.
Not at all, my dear young lady re-
Piled. This is purely a business matter
with me. That is the only engagement /
can offer you
I'd rather die than dress Ike that
she said, with her cheeks still burning.
Come, mother. well go. You were right,
after ALL
And she swept out of the room and
down the stairs, followed by the older
woman, who gave me a glance of thankful
ness that 1 shall never forget.'-New York
Herald.
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THE LEAF WOMAN WON.

As the car cached the crossing the Fat
woman and the lean woman both made a
rush for tho stepE. but the lean woman
was crowded back 10 secoHa WAGE SEQ
felt put out aboat Il, but could ssye over
locked the matter II the fat woman hHen't
pumped down on the seat she meant 70
take ard stuck up her Lose Al her hat.
The lean woman got red n the face and
put On a sheer AZ the far wCnsn'e spring
Jacket. Then the rat wonaaS looked down
at the lean woman's wsll-worn shoes ard
uttered a snort. II was ne lean Soman's
turn row. and she gazed az the fat wo-
mans pudgy fingers and elevated her eye
broRs. II was a duel 10 the Death. ard ths
rat woman muttered 10 herself.
@Oh. forgot. This is Thursday after
noon and all the servant girls are OUT"
That was almost a knockout Tor the lean
woman. but she presently rallied and shot
back with:
And perhaps you're looking for a new
place.
That evened things up. and ne fat wo-
man was raeking her brains 20 find some
thing meaner yet. when an Old man sitting
beside The lean woman fe.t It his duty TO
champion her cause. and turned and said:
aDon't say another word. ma'am. shell
never wear boomers ~ ride a bike:
| they're not for such as sheft
That settled "a The lean woman cuGdled
| UP ard purred and smiled Ike 4 cat in this
sun. and the fat woman gave the old man
| one awful look ard then TUNED xaay Ia
chew the cud Of defeat
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Slashed2 lace is a midsummer novelty.
The cuts are made that ribbon. satin
or velvet may be run through it. A
more expensive fancy hardly could be
imagined. Lace cut i'm the heart of the
pattern is lace ruined in n making
up. This mode is for the rich and the
HAsteless. 1t is hard to believe that a
woman Of correct feeling will allow
noble lace to be spoiled for a whim OF
the dreSs-makers.
The pretty fashion corresponding
with slashing which has come in late
Is that of running ribbons of harm
Legs width through openings of lace,
ferdress or fiounce, naturally made
4p by the design.
! As the season advances the uses of
ribbon become exceedingly varied.
Black velvet ribbon in all widths is in
first favor. but all novelties find place.
Four strands of go~ld-colored baby
ribbon are all that support the bodice
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Cincinnati
Il saw 4 cloud come over the mothers
face, while the eyes Of the girl spark'ed.
THAT would be NICE she said.
You would lave to play fourteen per
formances a week
Fourteen
".Yes, twice a day, including Sundays
"She gasped.
Sundays. o. how dreadful! / couldn't
play on Sundays
".You'd be obliged to play on Sundays,
l went on, to pay your fare out there. buy
your own costumes and get a salary of so
a week
"She gasped again.
Why, i thought that actresses received
larger salaries?"
SO they do when they are in demand.
/ replied, but the profession is : over
crowded with young girls VINO can do very
nicely in minor roles and will jump at even
a salary of $40 and fourteen performances
a week
And that, Polly. is no lie, as you know"
l said that / did.
.sThen," he went on, ''the young girl
gave a sigh, and said:
20, well, / suppose a person must put
up with a great many obstacles to obtain
a position. What will the costumes cost?"
Costumes! Z
.This was my trump card.
81 excused myself for a moment, went
into the other room and took out my large
box of photographs.
Il picked out a dreadful burlesque girl.
al tights and tinsel-one of the sort that
leaves little to imagination-and, fairly
blGsh:ng at my own temerity. took it in to
them. holding it behind my back.
You have been so highly recommended
to me- said the young girl, that / am
sure if you can't place me nobody can
This was as of Goals of fire on my head,
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counts for my having so many little
tiffs with Dick" protested one of the
young matrons, "and / know I'm not all
of those things"
And you limited that l have occa-
sional fits of sulks," remarked the 9TH
er newly married girl in an Directing
tone.
True enough" answered the woman
OF the world with a knowing laugh. 4
did say and hint those things and /
meant them. We've been here together
in this hotel for six weeks now, and l
do not make my charges without good
reasons. There's no place like a sum
mer hotel for discovering the weak
nesses of woman nature. and both OF
you are sulky women. How I've pitied
your husbands and do pity them and