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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-04

Two teams Of the CANNON Bowling Club rolled
medal game last week on their alleys, NO TON
Avenue A. the first team beating the second rather
easily The gold medal went to O. hlumpp io'
his score of 172 The scores follow:
r,,., ,oo,ou Tannenberrer i43; +. Tietjen. 14e; A.
blessing l59: O. Kumpp lI2 A. Traffic. lf' TOTAL
734 oo , ,,auor ,2e. n
Kiumpp l2g A. V Mueller. l6s A. Dumer ILL., to'a
GS4.
meeting of the delegates to the Uncle sam
bowling tournament will be held at the Uncle sam
alleys. No 1871 Bowery, on "Wednesday evening, 10
make arrangements for the coming tournament;
There are few vacancies In the scheduIe' anu
clubs which wish to participate should send deie-
gates to this meeting. , r,oui,n,
The annual meeting Of the American Bownhg
Congress will be held at Baltimore on January y.
All bowling clubs are requested to send oeIesa.es
TO attend this meeting, when important nalieIs
win come I'M for discussion. The Baltimore DoWleIs
viii also provide ample entertainment for the VS.
itors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-04
ATHLETIC.
CROSS COUNTRY RUNNERS FOLLOW MANY
TRAILS.

CROSS COUNTRY RUNNERS FOLLOW MANY
TRAILS.
Members Of the National Athletic club. Of Brook
lyn led by Team Captain William u. Wynne' COW
cred nearly six miles Of territory about Maspeth
Yesterday in a braclng run that led through the
Glendale woods where the bTers made sad work
Of the scanty clothing the runners had on Anthony
j. McKeever was first home. with James ID. Nc
Cutcheon second and William ID. Wynne. all of the
National Athletic Club. third Thomas II. Fraser,
Brooklyn Athletic Club fourth; Conrad Knoth.
National Athletic Club, NTH; Rutherford c. Wills,
National Athletic Club, sixth c. Murphy, Brook
lvn Athletic club SEVENTH j. II. Smith, National
Athletic club eighth; Frank ". Foel. Brooklyn
Athletic Club. ninth; Arthur H. Jaggers, National
Athletic Club. tenth. and the rest Of the big pack
struggling. Time49:5li2
An odtme gathering Of cross country runners
made the weekly trip OF the Sea View Harrers
from their headquarters. in Carley's Hotel, Six
teth-st. and Foprih-ave., South Brooklyn. memora
BE yesterday Daniel Mcmahon. OF the Shamrock
Sea Sea- View Harriers second ". + Horne Sea View
Harriers' third Frank Brennan Williaamsbgrg
View Harriers, nth Tremaine Forbes Sea view
Harriers, sixth; H. w Wernekcn, Sea View Har-
j. Ii Ellison, Brooklyn Athletic cub, ninth Henry
J. Lawton, National Athletic Club tenth, and the
balance Of the bunch of tired runners strung out
Again Captain Robert W. Kennedy of the Star
Athletic Club led his pack of forty runners in
the trip over hill and dale of the Star Athaic Club
IN l4DlB ISlalu lily NeSltIutH. TWO DIX packs
started, the slow pack, or first division taking
start of five minutes from the speed merchants, or
fast division Kennedy out with L. Mckay
star Athletic club. second; L. Roetger. Star Attn
letic Club Qast pacO. third ]. Gable Grace Ath-
letic Club 0as pack, fourth; j. H. Donoghue, Star
Athletic Club fast pacO. fifth; j. Il. White Star
Athletic Club (sow pack. sixth; r. D. White, Star
Athletic Club fast pacl), eighth; F. Murphy Star
Athletic Club SLOW pack. ninth; William T. Hugg
Star Athletic, Club SLOW pack eleventh: J. .Ghey-
Richter Star Athletic Club (sow pack), thirteenth
aud J. II. Mlllgan. Star Athletic Club (sow pack
fourteenth Time-56:29h. Course nearly eight miles
of the stiles, kind OF country.
Frank Veres won the cross country of the
BROOKLYN Athletic Club yesterday from the club
grounds al Maspeth, Long Island. The course was
nearly seven miles In extent and big pack fol-
O'Keefe William Clason was second. j. II. Pulaski
third John c. Doyle fourth. Captain Chris Ken
ney fifth j. II O'Keefe sixth and Frank Foell sew
enih. Time-4722n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-04
OF INTEREST TO WHEELMEN.

Thousands of riders OF the wheel out yester-
day enjoying the clear and bracing weather. II
was a remarkable day for the first Sunday In
winter and many wheemen hoped that they would
enjoy many such between now and next
spring The turnout OF riders on the uptown roads
was probably the largest ever seen at this time OF
the year. Riverside Drive the boulevard Fifth
ave and the driveways in Central Park were
noon. There was little wind but not enough 10
bother the seasoned rider rider over in Brooklyn
rick Road. and thousands took the trip TO Coney
s9a p w D WAS oW sweaters We're muc
I'm evidence during the afternoon. There were also
more equestrians and trotters seen on the Boue
time OF the year.
Major Baden-Powell believes in the efficacy OF
folding bicycle for military purposes for not only
did he take the trouble to have several machines
made to his design. but he read an interesting
paper on military, cycling and his invention some
months ago At the United Service Institution.
Major Baden-Powell has designed a bicycle for
military use. which was exhibited at the crystal
Palace Cycle Show I'm London last week.
Some opposition to the plan Of reorganizlng the
League of American Wheelmen has been shown.
there being obvious defects. As general PROPOSE
ton IT is favored in many quarters and the objec-
enable features will probably be eliminated IN
time This will be OF the most important topics
il may not be adopted the result should be many
suggestions that will be Of value in Increasing the
I
Worcester Mass, will support a bill in the state
Legislature advocating license fee for bicycles
the proceeds Of which TO be devoted solely to
the building and mainten OF sidepaths The
bill will be patterned after the law now in force
in New York and which has been such n success
Other States contemplating the introduction OF
similar bills In their Legislatures.
A political candidate in Lincolnshire England
has been much referred TO of late because he has
been canvassng the constituency on his bicycle
There Is political usefulness yet in store for the
wheel The Grand Council OF the Primrose League
has just formed a cycling corps I'm London.
y woman In London recognizing the difficulties
Of riding in traffic. has invented little appliance
to signal to cabmen, draymen and others that NAV
! be following the rider. BY pressure Of the fingers
on keys in the handle bar signal springs out with
. the words in bold characters, "hight" Left =
[ Stop Those coming behind have no excuse for
running the whee.man down.
meeting of the Executive Committee OF the
| Good Roads Association will be held at Schwal-
bach's, No. Al Flatbush-ave.. Brooklyn tonight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-04

work as unrlvaled. The pictures are shown
by new projecting machine perfected by
Mr.. Halsey-Stirling, and each seems as
though hung up in reality for your pleasure
A special gallery, with ample seating ca
pacity, on Third floor. Half-hour exhlbi.
tons tomorrow-10 and IL a. m, 8 and
4:30 p. m. The owner values the OUTFIT
at $4,000.
1t is hardly necessary to urge early
Christmas shopping. 1t isn't early now
Christmas is bare three weeks away. We
have many hundred more helpers than last
year; We are better ready in every way
the store seems bigger because handler,
But buy as you please-come enjoy the
Christmas store at any rate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-04
BOWLING LEAGUE OF CYCLING CLUBS.

In the class A bowling tournament of the Assocl-
ated Cycling Clubs of Long Island, AT the Elephant
alleys In Fulton-st the orient, Pioneer ana Logan
wheelinen each won a game. The scores;
FIRST GAME.
Ioran Wheelmen- Brush 1873: McKeag. lO3 Schliss
1862. OSey 1874; Taylor, 1913; total, no
orient Wheemen-Burrows l67; Alpers. 1872; Mullins
1926. smith lcO: Metz. iOG total, Ill
SECOND GAME.
Logan Wheelmen- Brush. 13oi McKeag. ~; Schllss
as: Oxev lGf: Tavic, l40; total I'"
Pt,eer Wheeimen-Becdle. o. Fisher. l0; Arata, lf'
Nicholson. 10: Walng 1873; total iO''
THIRD GAME
orient Whe slmen--Bu 1871; Mullins. l23; Moller
1872: Smith 49, Metz. 1856, total, 100
Pioneer Wheemen- Beedle. 100; Fisher ITO; Araa i"'i
Nicholson. i5s: Walling. 49, total. Soi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-04
BOWLING.
RECORDS OF THE INDUSTRIAL" LEADo 4
MISCELLANEOUS GAMES OF
THE WEEK.

-, n,eers holiday interfered materially win
Las - ~ the bowling tournaments par
,,cy,arly those of the industrial leagues so'
an~ Of the clerks went out of town over Thanks
giving Day The bank clerks and hre ansu soheG.
Sovers roll every Thursday bu; las week
nile was one night short. while the NE thc,r
men did not roll at all last "eeA' -, owe
IN the Bank Clerks Lague the ss nace each
Chase No teams are tied To-, Ios I INT the Import
naV MA traders team has not been se lis top
and, though i has won hhoV Va his Season by the
bank clerks. " =, 80 foilows
The standing 10 udle - o. High
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-04
WANAMAKER'S WAWAlMAKERS
Christmas at the Old Stewart Store

borders New Yonm
Christmas Store Christmas business the
good the profits
of things provide
hei humdum.
We
beauty watt we o full bloom.
Tomoro we show
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-04
Do You

suffer from nervousness, neu-
ralgia, or general debility? It's
a sign that your nerves need
SCOTS Emulsion; it's the best
nerve food you can take. 1t
gives strength and vigor to all
parts of the body.
At all druggists: 6oc. and 500
SCOTT & BOVINE Chemists, New YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-04

what will occur when my term is ended. There
There will be no Palmer and Buckner ticket In fhe
field, and President MeKinley's victory vii be
fed with the outlook; The Republican party has
kept It's pledges and the country Is generally pross
much legislation that Will be beneficial sor tie
Ieople."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-04

game for the Herkimer boys had mems dne sa, Then
pastime's ten yard line. and lost 1t on IN the
the Pastime players would punt the pan pail III ,heiT
Herklmer's territory a safe distance he he stoney
goal most Several good runs were mace 10y o'o NJ
81 Prien and Hoffman for the Herkihels,., Tor
Kenna Haggerty and Ialsey did good Ma Ma hard
The PastIue eleven The Herkimer men trleu hu ~
TO score about three minutes before tine wS ne
nm failed % f3rien made dash through. W W
PaetIme centre 10 its fifteen yard line, but ost tne
hall On downs and the whistle blew and the game
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-04
TIEN
PoyAb ARCANUM CONTEST.

In the Brooklyn Royal Arcanum bowling tourna-
Ynent at Trainor's alleys, at Reid and Gates aVes.'
BROOKLYN. the Bushwick is In the lead win SIX
wins to It's credit and no defeats The justin r
price and Philadelphos Councils are close behind
THE BrevoOrt Council won its frst game III ne
Tournament last week. This shows how the clups
dot.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-04
, 1on,y NAVY TRIBJTNE MONDAY. DECEMBER T. lo91

and DAILY the professionals, will begin TINS even
ing At Daly's Academy, Thirty-nrst-st ana n'v "a,
i"s NJ proorburg won the first section at Slos-
w. , ,odemv two weeks ago. and the same play
eps viii take part in this at the same G Ss
1molonserd 1s0 Muidauer eco and Arnold (2O.
10 ihnd,,ie for the opening game tonight calls
tor Poegen burg 10 play Muldauer'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-04
The New India and FOulard Silks

really proud of these fstcomeh Printed
Round ehrspi
first
o
llyndsofH
yard o the c
There coohe designs pure
maybe charming of ALL The of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-04
WELCOME COUNCIL WINS TWO GAMES

The BROOKLYN Iolanthe and Welcome Councils OF
the Brooklyn Royal Arcanum League roHed ui'
postponed games on Saturday evening at I ,
alleys at Reid and Gates ayes, the Neic"i"0
Council winning two games Inc scores
FIRST GAME
Brooklyn Council-Clark l43; Cook 100; spencer 49,
Tsber IA; Haioran. 159; total I43
Welcome Counc-H WANT li2i GrosGh' iVo' r.
Wyan III; Humnel 2o9, Peters IA; total So''
SECOND GAME.
BROOKLYN Counci-Clark III; Cook. ~ Spencer i'o
Taber III; Halioran, III; total '5l.
Iolanthe Council-Kay. 133: Law. l29 Behheis' Ioo
Smith, 11j: Lupton, 100: total 643
THIRD GAME.
Iolanthe Council-Kay, 1G5 Law. 49, Benhers. loS'
Smith 81: Lupton. 15j; total G6I.
Welcome Councl-H. Wyant 1e4; Grosch- IA r.
Wyant 1871 Hummel. 1853; Peters l6si TOTAL go
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-04
ASSOCIATED CYCLING CLUBS.

In the Associated Cycling Clubs OF Long Island
tourna nient at the Elephant Club alleys in Fulton
st. the Bushwick Wheelmen still hold the lead in
class A. while the Greater New-York Wheelmen
hold first honors In class b. The Nassau Wheel
men have failed to win game in class A. The
following the scores up 10 date:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-04
BOWLING AT THE GIRLS SCHOOLS.

Bowling e becoming more and more popular In the
girls schools Of New-York. The girls of St Marys
school in West Forty-sixth-st, have organized a
bowling club which holds weekly tourna mpents IN
Inc Tennvson Bowling Alleys. Miss LpOra Mccain
mon Is president of the club, end Miss Leonore
Evans secretary and treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-04
KINGS COUNTY TOURNAMENT.

The Templeton and Pin knight bowling clubs are
still tied for first honOrs in the Kings County
bowling tournament held at Leisers alleys, in
Craham-ave Brooklyn, each team having four
wins and no defeats 70 its credit. The Adelphi
Club Is second. with five won and one lost. There
are several teams yet 20 win game. The follow
ing are the scores up TO date:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-04
y ~ date is as follows:

THE FIRE INSURANCE LEAGUE STANDING
~ c,.ooru,,cb team now stands at the head u
..a t,ro insurance League record. having won hve
with only one defeat bat no fe ever each
sr other teams are close hehinC an an The record
having won three games an" w.
5a,e A as follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-04
The Christmas China Store

4hTe good reason for this china finding
quickly Experts watch conuyhre
with any factories and purchasers selling
Inc newest lots were timed for Chsmas-and
Decorative Plates 7c 5qnetwoh undeda
Pen
anu @ On'p Plates SSi Dishes
There exquisite Dinner Hd-bu it's
to and t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-04

The National Lead Company's team s'anus a.
,,s ton Of the list in the Wholesale Drug Iraue
Associations tournament, having won nee s@ intt
and lost one Colgate Co j. secone o Mi'r Of The
drue trade season UP TO date The summary ioi
lows: NTH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-04

THE LIFE INSURANCE LEAGUE RECORD
Thorn has been no change In the standing OF 'he
teams in the Life Insurance League since ias'
week for no were rolled last Sid Weoh hs sS
ine a, he bend of the list. For purposes OF
retarsbce The record is reprinted herewith;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-04

Stirling English had employed wonderful miniature
reproduced several the worlds paintings
hanging Gallery. Art critics here and abroad unite
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-04
East NETWORK CoIsNCIr LEADS

The East New-York Council is still in tine lead
Without a defeat TO ats credit. in the Brooklyn
Royal Arcanum sub-tournament at the Elephant
Club alleys In Futon-st., Brooklyn. The Frater-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-04
,SpgRTS "''0 ~"
O~~O Sps|USNEN
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY

LIARDs.-Tournament for CLASS
championship. Amateur Atnleoc 0"'
Knickerbocker Athletic Ciup' 'oo y ~
noyvIrNc. American National-Fdelia.
cror.on and Arlington teams; Harlem
i.eague-Audubon, Morningside and stang naGtn
- teams: Columbia League-Mepnlsto;
diamond and owl teams; New, ork HoSS1
decentralization Colonial and our no.
~aiIs. National League, at STAIRS Alleys
AIsn Brooklyn Royal Arcanum' Arcanuin
Sub" tournament, Kings County ana ma NH ntb-
cinh League games in BROOKLYN ana 81 AZ.
letic League games In Ehzaoe'h anu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-04
AngOra Cats of High Degree

Aso IS and Kittens representative has collected down Maine
hee are cats
the beauty that comes of high breeding and good health
cathood-SSO w. o.
~ - ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-04

There was intense excitement among the specta-
tors about 70 o'clock. when the we'll known trotting
mare Brunhde, 215h. came dashlng down the ROAD
on the run. doing her best to get away from her
driver. Melville c. Boyuton SHAFT OF MT boyh-
toms speeding wagon had broken striking the gray
mare and badly frightening her she s"erVea an
over the road she ran, and seemed az one IIne
about TO holt into the crowd on the sidewalk Tier
"Dner Law hack on the rens. doing his best 70
ston her and he finally succeeded after she had
run half a mile OF more.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-04

a political candidate in Lincolnshire England,
has been much referred 20 of late because he has
been canvassing the constituency on his bicycle
There is political usefulness yet in store for the
wheel The Grand Council OF the Primrose League
has just formed a cycling corps I'm London.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-04

meeting Of the Executive Committee Of the
Good Roads Association will be held at Schwal-
bach's, No. Al Flatbush-ave Brooklyn tonight
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-27

men needed background. The environ
ment OF life forms complete study.
Dun curtains, ugly carpets. hard sofas
scarcely appealed TO luxurious. pleasure
loving women An artistic room, a. de-
scribed by William Morris, containing
only a large bookcase flied with books.
n strong table. a lounge, and a few
chairs. failed to satisfy them. That
would have been Spartan only. and the
modern woman IL a sybarite. French
furniture. at tip-top prices, not always
genuine. must be bought. the love for
art cultivated in the shape OF fine bro
eades, expensive pictures. china and
multitude OF silver ornaments. Women
wear gold and 5eweled purses at their
waists. and hang themselves with pearl
and diamond chains. Hothonse flowers
scent the air Of rooms and electric light
plays the part OF sunshine. Luxury has
increased: II has crept IN everywhere
In the clubs. the restaurant. the boudoir
even the stables-until the love OF II has
become an engrained part OF women's
nature.-Iady Greville in London Tele-
graph
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-27
Woman's "Barbapse Ways~

A heavy indictment against her sex was
brought by Mile. Airienne yeigeie. who
spoke nj the women's International Pro-
gressive Union on the question. rs the
Love Of Dress More Natural TO Women
Than 10 Mem
The lady lecturer opined that IL was.
and found that 4. was due to the fact that
men had invariably 30 much business TO
attend TO and 80 much 20 think about that
they gradually lost the sense Of taste IN
their personal appearance The more In
teileetusi a race became the less inpor-
tance woGl5 thsy attach TO dress.
Fashion gas a remnant Of harbarisr1
and was one OF the abom.natfons OF the
present iay.-London Mail
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-27

TIE marriage ANS az Europs nave -
dergons y <reax ea&Exe vfrn1n tne r<D~
tnry- This change nzD been n nss~n~nr.
however. rore than u reform The 1nlzn~
stary eiyil marriage with 10 1ue<on4& -
ilxioGs celebration. sax coma - nr~ss.l -
the greater part of Sarou~s WAN rois -
careful provisions tor tina ,rot~csiaa &c 80
parties from frslzksaienf nAr~tzW4 100
consent q parents. ami ta- p9n14~ -~ear<x
aad preservation 81 he ssn~ rexzufnu
the marriage IN sows eounsrfs~ srfz<n4
care s. tAksn q. ths 1s~1la<ious ef nns-
r1axe
IN oar own Country most ssz<~s no. 1880
system % marriage Ec~ue~-e Uazr -
qu.rs some sort o. return ~f rns ilcwnuuD
20 n Local authority, but 9nxy FD~n<y-ouo
provice for return to<na eenfr1l ~<aes
thorities and Their sff1et2t ctxAzz<nxlonl -
nuzs divorce statistics 60 xvailznte -
tbs country THAN N znrop~. Iun~mzsc4 -
erix sxht Or nine sss<ss prosi<ss mr. <1ezk
The folfowtnx shows tho rata Sf inxrumw
az 1lvo~rss-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-27
FEATURES
...Of-.
NUrUMN FASHIONS

- mere chazs asxisaS -har srr anyrasna
like ans linxerts tns Ereasn S1< 10
feiie~d seam ara not aS<<E Nisaxdr~~nsnS
widths OF white p~rrtrn2rS1 pArrs &C ccr-
set covers ese-. AN je<ns~f W n~nuD
% enbrptsserex o~asisnxs Wnsss p~t<s-
GOATS are net hznx % vexes 1ny inu<~r-
The sop q me <krnsssr - e1sr % ~ 10
hips without vrEax&s. and teers rner~sv
faced - thai y large f<xznze U<<k<r Etn<S
that says rather an ne h1ps. - <a1us1x-
A button and oslSronnni~ nNx< The =ksr9
fast IN the rear Ga y namo~~ q -
handsome sk&rrS the deep face-fr*nuB4
feencs Is ixsf - tho sounxzax1nu ~ -
beaded hsassin$ and scme of snsno
aourees show =. shat INA pasn< zrr~o-
makers have c2<rfed tne art &c .<zxfn0
the proper lang to -he ur~xAzz1nu txNuD
SKIRT. Nothing underneath nsznG -
pe<is the grSsios1s Sway a< rns upuuw
irapsry. and vet in ssm~ cRSe~~ 1870
skirts OF cogton ara worrz. sn0wamw
rogness NJ white tareta alr~rnA<znw
with these az lawn. The tsfrsSa 1nunr~A
OF course ARE merely &ss1 au % -.
able their easy removal when r1a oucx0n
coat GOES Ia the WASH
Yen can turn ever soxns 1unxfresf -
more Pieces az sas newest lsnsrrfs srou
Paris aad scarce tuck wzkl ynts 1r.f-
IN their place yoSes o< chs1sSo <nsE
night dresses an4ncss. ~rr are uuz3z4s
up OF Insertions 81 saes and ~uoras<Serv
whipped together. lSnesner eksnr4b<D
substitute for tsckinx - n1f-tnx- ar -
might call Il. half-tnca xssls ins~r-fan1
OF gathered nain~ao& a~Rw~~n nAzr0w
lace or embroidery bs2sisnxSs ne ausr-
inSs are not 0ns~haGf So dtf.rulr 20 3ue
in as the baby t1cks were. ,ux -
nssdiewomans despair - tho vasn~r-s
womans despair. for st taxes rns ~,
thence Of Job and tho hand Il sn -
list 20 launsier a puzR-trfmm<ss nxwmu2
I'd the queens taste.-<omAnz Bee.