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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1900-02-12

-Maud-Is 8 and 80 too old
to hope for Improvement?
should say not. One just begins
to live. Take Rocky Mountain
Tea. You'll be blooming fair at
80. For sale at drug store.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1900-02-12
Personals and Otherwise.

-L1ncOln's birthday.
How is this for an open win
ter.
Rev. F. ]. Toplak, held servi-
ces at Three Lakes, SUNDAY.
Oscar Walsh, of Iron River,
is visiting friends in the VILLAGE.
John Barnes came up from
Rhinelander, to-day, on business.
DR.. NJ. E. Sanborn, was at
Three Lakes, Wednesday.
Now is the time to buy a
farm, as the price of land is rapid
ly advancing.
Bro. Moon the money will
all be paid out at the county
seat, instead of at Madison.
The fremen say the hydrants
were not frozen, SO we stand cor
rected,
See cnange in Carter & EN-
mons advertisement this week.
They want to shoe you.
H. N. Jewell, the A,ltigo sew
ing machine man, was III town
Monday.
Geo. Smith, a logger at the
State Line, was in town We'd
nesdav, on business.
1t looks now as though Ea-
ole River would have another
railroad in the spring.
Frank Carley has finished
his logging operations, he hav-
ing banked 100000.
Geo. O'Connor, returned to
Eagle River, Monday, after a
weeks business trip down the
line.
The St. Marv's Catholic So
ciety, Of Rhinelander, will build
a $4,000 brick school house
next summer.
County superintendent Alex
Higgins, visited the schools in
the western part of the county
last week.
-Donahue & Mathews, open
ed up their boarding house and
saloon at State Line, Saturday
night.
lanes Mckinley has finished
his logging job at St. German,
and has moved his outfit to
Conover, where hehas 1000, 200
feet more 20 put in.
John Gudegast, wound up
his logging opertions at Swamp
Lake last Thursday and moved
to Conover, where he will put in
the rest of the winter hauling
saw logs.
Miss Carrie Stevens, leaves
Tuesday for the State of Califor-
MIA, where she will make quite
an extended visit with relatives
and friends.
Mrs. Aug, Zebelle, on Thurs
day afternoon, slipped and broke
her ankle on the sidewalk in front
of her house. DR.. Sanborn set
the broken fracture.
Fred Mcintyre is able to be
up and around in his room, but
the DR.. will not allow him to
come home until the pus is thor
oughly discharged from his side,
which will probably be from four
to six weeks longer.
HI. ones, OF Eagle R1Vcr, lost
a valuable horse in his camp,
Wednesday night, the animal dy-
ing before a veterinary could be
gotten. Three Lakes Enterprise.
Have I not hidden ye beware
of something said to be same as
Rocky Mountain Tea, made by
the Madison Medicine Co.? II
We are truly wise, heed this warn
ing. For sale at drug store.
Our alligator froze up solid
Friday night, ami just as |
was congratulating myself on it's
early demise, my wife threw him
into a tub of water and the peskv
quadruped is now livelier than
ever.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1900-02-12

The annual directory Of the
Catholic statistics for the Green
Bay diocese has been issued and
is full OF interest to church mem
bers. The Catholic population
OF the Green Bay diocese up to
Jan: l.. 1900, is $4,000. The
churches number 1913, besides 70
missions, and employ 53priests.
There are demonstrations of edu-
cation for girls in the dioces e.,
two orphan asylums, with 22O
children, also eleven charitable
institutions for children. The
children in these institutions
number II, 1892. The Catholic
population of the United States
is 1O,129,677, with lO,339 chur-
ches and II, 636 priests, ten uni
versities and thirty serniraries.
The total number of children in
the Catholic schools of the cOun-
try is 98O,67O.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1900-02-12

Seek not to steal the other fell
lows light.
Rather put on steam and make
your own,
Do whatever you do With all
your might,
BY taking Rocky Mountain Tea
at night.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1900-02-12

q Sc 4. NJ, Eagle River Lodge meets evrey
T. second and fourth Tuesday at their hall
over Dickinson 4 Cooks store Visiting
brothers cordially invited.
JAH 0BERHO LITER, w. VI o. b, Moon, Sec.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1900-02-12
CIVIC SOCITI HIS

.. / F-EagIe River Lodge No. 1909.
Nee rs every Monday evening at their hall
over Beardspy drug store. Visiting
brothers are cordially invited.
MART HIRZEL, Sec. M e. SANBORN M
Nh w. A, Eagle Waters amp. NJ. 800
IVA Meets every Frid Y at Jones Hall
Visiting neighbors are cordially invi
ed
B. F. Jones v. Able st. Louis Clerk
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abiding love. the majestic solitude OF
the mountain roads. the wtnd-sw~pt
rossrs ard the CANYONS where the s'srs
shonc 70 midday To set his foot on
place virgin To- the tread Of man was
tho greatest Joy h" mad ever known W
10 the time that he had met Jane, Dean.
After that his greatest pleasure wis
to give her pleasure. A; first his service
to her consisted OF nothing more than
attempts to keep her from homesick-
ness.
TIE time came. however. when the ser
vice he was able 10 render her was Of
a vastly different sort. He lay across
the doorstep of her house every night
'nf two weeks. with pistols In his belt
loaded and rife on his arm. while the
cries Of drunken and angry miners at
~ great distance announced the fact
thtt ~ defrauded men had much more
than half mind TO be revenged upon
D,laficld Deans property and person
for the fact tina, he had 'miscalculat-
81 ami Involved them In the miscal-
culttinn
A. matter OF fact. Delaheld Deaf
had flci the Town and left mis- young
wife behind him to the mercy 81
drunken mob
The day came when she sold ~ %
her household goods. her riding horse.
saddle Jewels and a part OF her ward
robe Icy auction. paid up all bill. not
r"lating Immediately 20 the mine and
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To Grow
~~~A~AN~~~s
Pretty Children
HARRIET HUBBARD HYER

AD - xhs plantA q raihss xhs
r nttlo WssDt tAay an b trained "a
- GFov - IN SeSsnsen snA b~aaSy.
Lan - thsmsaivsA thAy are tairiy
ossaan - ~ tvsasd or to grow to
maturity hiking In psrfsot grans and
emmsez7.
Here ere sDms things to remember.
Begin the cultivation Of hsauty Win
ths hohlsA
Tsum ID ha<n scsuafom the baby TO
sissp wesh thu spinal column stT,igA
DoHt ~ II IL more upon ooe I'D, than
uypu TIE oeh0.
70 ssc1V . change turn Il from INC
left side to the right. during the day or
when you WILL but tho ma jor part OF the
timA specially sleeping time. put It in
the so-callsd narcotic position with its
sr4ns straight This % tho bs, position
fH ,ndhSnG acep In old or Young
Don't cover the child with heavy bed.
clothes: nothing IS more enerva,ing and
:AtiEling.
lie sure thar both bed and clothing are
we'll ared every morning
Keep the room perfectly ventilated
with lots o! fresh sweet air. for the
little lungs require plenty OF oxygen II
you would have natural roses In your
haby's checks and the lustro OF health
In tho taby's ayes
Never cover the baby's head while IL
b sleeplns OF nursing
When you DO. you force the child 20
rs-br~aths air vi,ia,ed by carbonic acid
Eas. nid you destroy tho red corpuscles
Of blood and weaken the eycs
Keep the baby out OF draughts. but
give II air 10 breathe
Don't let tho baby nurse with It's face
pressed tightly asatr~s the breast
That's the way 70 fistten q nose very
Early In the game
Modal the nose and chin into pretty
fsatu.,s by pressing and shaping them
twenty-five trnss . day with thumbs
ard finger.
viii guarantee 10 model . nice. neat
fltue Greek nose cut OF the msanest OF
pues n I can catch the baby early
enough.
Pay attention TO the chiid's sArs Bee
thae they ars always folded down close
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swors that she would always i've alone
always work for her own bread. always
lament her ruined happiness
But just the same one day IN mi0wfns
ter John Crane went westward with me
woman he loved by his side. ana II she
had lost some Of her enihusiasms. No
had not. After tho mountains we're
reached al every station he dashed out
to the platform and brought In men e
meet his wife.
Haltfhe town was down ~ the depos
to sec John Crane come bone. Thee
was mountain coach with six gray
horses jangling b>li-laden harnesses -
take them zip the hill. Every one seem.
I'd TO think this Vas quite the thing.
John thought so. too. His standards
had come 10 be those Of his neighbour
The path 10 the house door was DUG
between snow banks as high A. Janers
head. And when the door was opened.
wha; she beheld was her old writing
desk against the wall: her familiar old
books on the shelves; her riding saddle
and blankets on the wall; the well.re-
membcred mountain lion akin upon the
floor before the IRE Of pine.
Then. for the first time. hsr heart wen1,
out In tenderness TO this patient knight,
My love-" she soboed. you have
served long time
II have my reward" he said. sobesiy.
Il have my Rachsl."-Chicago Tribune
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fate Is charged with k'ndling the IRE
IN his breast.
The bachelor marries because he Is
tired OF tossing abou' the world-a free
lance. with no one TO care whether no
Is III or well. lie needs constant
caretAker-and webs one
The single woman who has seen the
suns Of thirty Summers come and so
weds TO rid herself OF the ever.hated
sppellition ~ odd maid
The widow and the widover marry to
replace an empty chair boy their ilrcside
and for companionship.
These are the reasons given II YOU
ask any one Of the above how they
happened to marry.
II 10 passing strange that they rarely
tell tho exact truth about tho matter.
that Il was love. a deep absorbing love.
that drew them one TO the other. which
could only be satisfied by the binding
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and all are jarrtns on my nerves
TIE Baron-Fear not. sweet lady You
have brute OF a husband. He does mo-
appreciate your beauty and worth
What shall I say The wine know
why no, lobster outlets Tor a founda.
ton. and then bu, ,he music and !, ,oL
like. a chop four feet thick
Mrs. Hapgocd daughing,-rcar Britls.
appetite Is 90 ferocioua Well. le, IL b.
~ you say.
, ,En'er Mrs. Van Rensselaer, Tompkine
Aabe. Kn.osersoek-r. Mrs Arlington
and Alphons-. the waiter. They take 4
table adjacent 10 the screened one .ne
palms hide them from the o;herJ
Mn. Tompk'ns-D,a ar. dear, but this ID
relief Mabel my daring. you and
Mn Haywood must know each c,he,
bs<ter. Such q ehock A. I've Jus, rad
Mr., Hapgcci's husband has been called
away wes, by a relatives death. rney
were to have been of ".i. ,,srfy. She q
rck st-s II IL showing Ys, these ars
tho holiday timea, We can be sorry. but
must bury rvgrsts
Masel knickerbocker ,ssidel--pear me
snppcse I must smile IT'S AWFUL.
There's baron EriinxhAm. whom I'm &c
marry. and Jack Hapwood 10 to be hes,
man. Surely rs fate that putA % much
trouble bsfors me
Mn. Ariinston-Psnoivs. dear. sssa',
ysof 0so - ! ooov vAAa ~ -
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Begin in
Their Infancy.

: EroWs up with hideous outstanding ears
and nothing gives . man or a woman q
more stupid. awkward. underlined ap.
pearance.
To secure head Of nne hair the
baby's head should be washed once a
day. and w to the third or fourth year.
Afterward. until the twelfth year, the
hair should be washed twice n week.
In the case Of little girls have found
the hair retained IL baby color ana
texture and the growth was quite az
iuxurtant when II was not cut as when
cropped IN childhood. as was the custom
generally Internationally years ago
Escourage the children TO play and
run and to spend great deal Of time In
childish sports In the open air.
Have the little ones early taugn, to
SWIM. daEce golf and ride horseback
Il feasible
All these accomplishments will develop
them pnys!ca..y and VIII teach them
grace and harmony ~ movement - We.
as ease Of manner a.ii inconsistencies.
Begin to care for the teeth from the
day the mrs, one appears.
Each baby should have his own little
tooth brush and each individual tooth
should receive attention twice a day.
Sever try amateur dentistry on the
first teeth.
when the second one, are ready t9|
come the first ones will .nll out. except
IN rate instances. when they do not,
dentist
Don't give solid food to children unit.
they have twenty teeth to eat with. b'
particular about the little hands ana
feet.
You cannot begin too early 20 train IN.
fingers Keep the nails ut fairly close
to the finsrr lps and 81 . them To fol-
low :hc form II the fingers
No rhi!d unier fourteen should wear
snoa- with heels. and even then n large
heel made ~ two ur three iifts is far
better than the regulation heel which
throws the boil" TOO fuf forward Keep
your little glrs from wearing shoes too
short and from French heels. and they
will never have distorted feet Enlarged
joints aid burions positively come from
either short shoes or French heels.
HARRIET HUBBARD AVER
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for all tim. and eternity Of their lives
together
Two souls with but a single thought.
two hearts that heat rs one"
II Is not To be denied. and great IL the
pity of It, that hero aud there on life's
highroad there arc mary who seek mar
rlage not because loves magic wand has
touched them. but from Sinister motives
born II syarion and Ers-d. which point
out a way 10 bett.r themselves. spring
Ing with bound to the topmost round
of the ladder Of riches. t,me and honor.
which others toll and patience have
huileed ana reared
A book giving an exact aye. and a
truthful reason as 20 why thres-fourths
OF the people OF the world nave married,
would give n Kaleidoscope view Of life
81 rich In romance. COMEDY. and even
tragedy. that even Shakespeare would
have TO look to his laures to equal II
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thinking Of. The dear Baron. lie loves
you. child. Asde-I wonder-but ",
must dlssemble) Corks pop and the
entree. a dream prepared by Mr.. romp-
kins In a chatting dish reAlly made In
the Kitchen arrives.
Chorus of "Isn's Il perfectly lovely.
delicious" IS
The ORCHESTRA playa and the adjacent
screen IL painfully AxitAted.
Enter Alphouse. the head waiter lie
has been assent hitherto. Suddenly h
breaks IN upon Mile. Ffh and Mr.. Hap.
rood There IL a scream from the
woman. Alphonse remains impAxsiye
napkin on his arm lie turns slo~ly
and walks away. while Mile Fin 10
brought TO consciousness
Mle. FIh.-Jusi a faintn~ss. II re-
minded me Of PARA. Where did that
mar sof Who 10 he'
Jack Hapxocd-Tne head waiter.
A scream from screen No 2. where
Baron ErllnGhAm ana Mrs. Hapxood arr
seated. ~ Alphohse sppears
Mrs Hapsood-Msrcy' what a fright.
Who 10 the man who just stepped TN
The RAron-The head waiter.
choris OF yclis frosn ths family table.
AT which arc seated Mr.. and Mrs. Tomp-
kins. Mabel Knicksrbock~ and Nh.
ArttnUsoa.
NJ TsaVAas-as esawnse aanA
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- cnAAACfcN1
v~s &saashss rOsais3-An Assi husssni
NM Ven Rsa4Ass rongtins-A society
lssAss
ysea isAvgecA-A fYfsad II ne fs.iiy
Ma RsssDs-A vahh sss-vs,,s n.trca.
NAss, KssahsperrAs-A dshstan,s
AipAs~-sssA vsi,w.
Ma Assia0sR-A srsss vsesv.
Mua ~ ossssas-vfun ~ vsns,,s
nnsa RtisSAa0-Svn tneAsa
Ossss-sosars sssaurAs, rns-s A. n A
e~v0 Sssrsstly srrssas.)
Jack HADxocd-My dear I'm. why not
forget svsrythingf You know I sdore
yva Havs SuN one drug moro. This Is
ssEh . ina dry wilma h wuas affect
you sv0 Z yss he'd IN buesiss instead
u ssvsn
Ml,s F1A-You ars 20 good. msisur.
N0vhsrs eiss but on the Fausours n.
0srmain havs I mss such q pArfai, gen
tisnAn. Your fAoe 60 like TIA; Of %
what you call ~ man VINO look in the
wskniFs and 80 hes fare' Narri.sas-
n'sa % pas' An 20: srs 90 good. u
dsamcss sunourss - o nns.
Entsr MA Hapgccd and Baron mi.
inghnm&h nosmsr spsAkA) An,
Baron. 81 lAss feel like myself. TIA,
fool husbAfd Of mine hes gone TO chi.
caso. sass I sheuid no, have dared "a
es0s hsS vitA pa te-nighe ~ II u |
~ - nssvsA n hgAaA ~ ansll
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oG To Etiquette.

Kindly iafusm ~ n II % 49, d. q 49,
lsfy 20 md No rsrs inv.sassa - nss,s-
men ss,n sss he asvv g,ssa toy Ss v~,a
The 10 90, segssissst viii ~ An. b u
rossr 10 sss1 - is~s'ioa 10 his plArs s' sss-
nes' M
J; would hc highly improper for .
young iady 10 send IN Invitation 10 q
:-oune gentleman who hes nsvsr bsea
presented 60 her.
my Dsas" - "OeAss1
kibdlJ in1srW n vtinA 100 sAs -
Ny dssr' % 'sa plata 'fsasr'
ciARf-scm woeNrfSa
My dear" n considered more formal
tssa just plain Dear" a. you put Il.
Shall she Accept the ODssa 0iassess
kisdiy inznrn ms vh~,Asr n y v~s,s b. .
ysahs is1, o. s,ss~a 10 r~ossvS - . "a -
young @.n. sef Ssn g.. . mir ~sn-
risss' Tas sustisssa 10 . eses~S q sss ~
srsaisssss 60 sasns-r :, the city. . Aavs
ssssf nss hin bot tv,s - . h,ssA sisS.uA
~ Aavs csrv0sslA svsrsi TINA aGI
II would ecarcsly b In good tases 10
sccept 9 valuable eft upon - sAesS .
eoeuootAeeA
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the mill. and made her way back -
the East. Nh,rc her husband. deep n
club and social life and fun OF new
schemes. had already growl philosopho
about his Western losses.
Ten years passed Janet Dean LIVED
her life brayely She held her social
place. won celebrity a. Wit did mes
share In benevolent way. worked soma
In the clubs. read TN she was stated villa
ideas which wcrc not her own, ana AL
the time wore a brave front over .
weary heart
II happened quite unexpectedly tn4
Dclaiield Dean left his VII. frte-wiih"
out taking The trouble to die. The de-
do not matter Let u suffice that James
took her liberty ~ she mad servituds.
with dignity. She went away TO new
town TO earn her living, and. being
woman with special talent. she had
little trouble IN doing II.
one month after she had started upon
his new career tall. severe. deep.
voiced man paid her formal call. lie
had travelled 80 miles 10 do H. and hav.
Ing Gone IT, he took the train back 70
the mountains again. He did this once
month for a year. AZ the end a
tina, period he announced the fact thas
he. John Crane. was going to marry
her. She wept. She said IL was nos
In accordance with her principles. She
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NVwiSha isU.sv - Pr~s ruSnAsns csms.s,.
No. - wovtdy

Wvwasha is0.sv - Pr~s rusnAs.s csms.s,.
NJ vgs World,
\IOUNG gtris marry bscauss they
are taught frvm childhood that mar
l riaGs 10 the Alpha and omega OF a
womAn's eIistenos-that she must look
around for the Prince Charming who Is
waiting somewhere for her almost as
soon a. she has entered her teens and
lot the tuoks out Of her dresses that
reached only 20 hsr shcesopa
She supposss that n 10 her duty TO fall
In love s,raisn,way WITH the hrst young
man who crosses her path. she believes
shs must marry him. OF course.
That y the only way TO fulnl fs.o's
'~cfss.
A young MN mArr1ss h~,ause a pretty
face has crossed his path tina: has at
,rNcted his fancy. and with al! the I'm
petuostty Of youth no decided that he
must possess the owner Of =. And again
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To the Ei,or 81 ne Evenias World:
Il ~as . oold Winter night vhsa mo-
chsris. vita ham 'se,. zen, os, 20 cell pspsn
lie US poor ,ad had no hone. and vss ssrs.
Ing noasy ,ss his nirhts ioirh<. ". zane y
~ and sals Paper. CIR. psp~i' ,sA -
saa aid ''whsrs Do yvs iivs-' Z have -
Ina" n replied. tsot pity on him a.
soasa, him . nee suit Of eicthss u va
pesss, " - his ed itiis iss lxhi W a.
leok cheerful. sni that rG~ii me for ny -
lay Ana 20 - sire. ! Ast q happy snl .
merry carirmas LIONEL TAM
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where have scen that face before
The screens fall down and the thrc.r
parties OF dirers face each other. The
only composed person Ia Alphonse. the
head waiter. lie stands. napkin over
his arm and fierce side-whskers brisl.
ling. Rage Is In every feature.
Alphonse ,speaking % loud cha, ev.
the bard stsps playine)-I have been
butler for all OF you. You know how
badly you treated me holiday after ho,i.
day. II IL / who aiye ,scw shown yosT
frlllties 10 the worid-i. Aiphonse' (H'
folds Ills arm. as all faint. Table.ab
CHARLES BEl.i.AMf CULVER.
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A NEW STANDARD OF EDUCATION.


6SV0YHAT they should do. being meo.'
wv to tAs QUESTION 10 children should be taught
II Ages passed. millions Of have come and gone
@ been invenesd but no
batssr defining education has
their first into ghtness OF
limb little fellow able to
ride horses turned who
upright control their desires
and TO fear nothing
THIS smnenuy practical education In In petod
cange With Greeks
power did does
York City standard Of duration raised for
~ bSWtldument
paid afts the
Of the Wigwam h.re besn properly looked out for.
coming citizens Of what will the wortds
allowed voting With the
them hs spos and political rank VIA useful training
hand second public devotion
public duuss utterly moaesA
New York unique
vhsrs America AAanhsetan lanA
iy the ssny Of schools woaduy beng
bstes considered paid getting
and standing Study
The pafats Of this city earnestly consider
a9aA They urged to study the kind Il
0Doosbs fos much
system and the kind Of city which ably
epa prospects for the New with century
about
Plainly New cdrsn ehsy shond Do b.
Ing bsins Wycksm
and ts attendant evis hold sway,
What tho Aahers and mothers upright PARENTS
going to DO about NJ
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II servants were treated likewise. I DO
mink II would b . Cood lesson ia
al II the PARENTS had ne powsr to pun.
lsa, and also the employers. ~ so-called
master and mistress The servants
would b In by 10 instead OF At the mid.
night hour
CONSTANT RRApER or All
PAPERS
To the Sin1 Of ne Ds.aiAe we-ia,
a. 70 your question, whether 4 etr,
OF eighteen years should Ia whipped OF
not. We think that II IL unJuss, unlsos
tho mother was driven TO II. n J n
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4 CLEAN Of Opeimssm.

To he Editor u m, Evening World:
II 10 ny belief. bAsed % ears'ai eompsrisIhs
nd statistics. that peop. srs morv svnsrous
each year whsn vas . sfi u ain sis,y-tvo
this month w ehildIsa we're lucky ~ ". 70.
esivsd three OF four Christmas pvssnts chiiarss
Old us.d to dsss,s 30 ~ q ~ - cAsr,usA
No. car rieh mSn give from o. w to Sso.cco
sur~y ell this 10 . ,ossn thu, the vsrid 10 al.
,saeinx and No. re,rusrsdiAs. Il 10 . soea POI n,
hr spstnisA. 0J /
Mrs w BREYNruS. Sss Havoc. csan
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HAT QUESTION OF II II
l Il ~ SPANKING CHILDREN


% tie Elitse Il Ne E,saias wGidi
think the parents are RICH; In spank
ing their own children. whom they have
raised By hasi work and istor. There
ere chid1vn to-day vino never got
enough Of spanking. And wha, are they
to-dayf Whist crimes ale already dope
By children before they come OF age.
let alone aftsr . certain age
And there would not be % much Cos
siplns going on from one family tn an.
ether. and thsre would no, be so many
servants, male and female. out OF work
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n0oAy's Es1sgy.

=. IL nnssr Of he Evssins weriSi
lAy hs. sevn ,sssriy. ssntiy To rsai
xn,sh, Of CAr4saAaity. vun<rssiy Nss
nsecalsa In labor. i~ law ~ bic vset-
Low. s,e humsasty. isss ~ Ne fsoed.
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p,sva b. bis pvssess sssAussa By his hrslDe
On. for The morning. Of glory ahv~s.
whsrs nie everlasting 10 vsaasi o. ivvsl
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M, calm DER tie slsss esamsth hoss III .
His splrs. q psss ~ nsy ~ IRON sisr.
ELEANOR CONWAY DAv1nA
The evening world., 1900-01-02

II tho batys ears show a pugnacious
tendency to stand on, from the sides
get a skeleton cap at one OF the shops
WHARF Infants wardrobes are for sale
and put " on the child every night.
], ;, always the parents fault II . child
The evening world., 1900-01-02
A DIVISION OF FUNDS AND WORSE.

Gons hard they with the House
just ben caught dividing He drew the
money. kept half tho honorable the rat
But Of a Secretary TraSury Who drawing unel.
a Sans scep them undivided favored bankY
6hal Il hard
The evening world., 1900-01-02

To the Editor 4 ne Evening worii;
iAyins In the sams city With sseh . hina
loving and willing counsellor a siris - Mss
I..un lean LbesY 10. feel ha, ! nua inform,
her % the apyf-inIon ~s feel fcs her ssr her
The evening world., 1900-01-02

e The 49, when the child Is laid upon
~ ssus and also when IL cap IL put on.
NSv~ to The bonnet s,r1hgs bach Of
the sAta
You On create dsformSd Ears In this
way.