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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-18

the demands s<s married friends have
upon their incomes and refrsins from
incurring similar liabilities. He might
get saddled with an extravagant wire
like Smith, who is forever paying extor-
tionate milliners bills. Ne might md
himself linked to A social Lgadabout Ike
Jones. whose home Is a misery unless
he VIII provide the wherewithal for
box at the opera, summer home al
Newport and the like. or worse stlil'
he might peradventnre succumb TO the
charms Of a gormand like Robinson 3
wife who is never happy unless her
husband Is financing dinners or sup
pers at expensive hotels while she her
self spends n limitless allowance on
afternoon teas.
re shudders as he sums up the mat
rimonial woes OF his three friends and
remembers how nicely his unfettered
bachelor income sufflces for the amuse-
ments Of one, then decides that welded
bliss is not FOR him.
Another man shirks matrimony on
the ground that with the pealing of his
wedding bells would toll the kneil OF
his bachelor liberty. AS a Benedict he
would have 10 return home straight
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-18
WOMAN'S ODD LITTLE WAYS.

n. -Iant olGet o.. tho B.other-
mood ol ,hc Occult Rainbow
acla its auuu1. rauuion In the
al Naiicoumbia The
aI. .hcIs took their wives
..a., some go them terause The Csc
Hnahl uuirs refused 40 be lcn be-
Mint. They said they werc afraid to
stay ~ home without thc'r husbands.
The headquarters OF The Occut
iaiuhDWa were In the Hotel dc Yam
Eecdoodie. There was not room in The
inn Tor them. at least there We're not
rpomr. ana 80 the mrh Occult Rain
Lcus ldy down at night TO dream in
hali ami corridor while The la,ly -
I.s Mere put away AL together in
the hoisi dining room improviscd tor
the occasion into a sleeping room by
placing within ~ as close as they
could bc put without touching twenty
nine stretchcyg. each covered with a
gray cotton blanket. The ladies pro-
ceeded Nariously and not without
protest. To deposit themselves In this
cave OF Che winds. At the door one
STOOD ia fearful discussion with her
husband.
Tomorrow said the man. I'm be
busy clcctioneering. and YOU can take
care OF yourself You can stay az the
hotel OF go cut With some OF the wo-
ulen lur "A trolley ride.
Il can't WON'T" said the wife
iou shsn't leave me- I'm 80 afraid a.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-18
AUTOGRAPH HUNTERS.

Mine Melba, like all celebrities, ts
constantly pesiered by the autograph
hunter for specimens OF her hardwrit-
ing The famous Australian singer has
heen relating some OF hcr amusing ex-
rericnres and one OF tho qusintest or
these Nas mct with in Russia, where
crowd of ladies waited for her az the
stage door that She might sian some
photographs To her inin,ense amuse
mcnt no one had brought the where
Nithsl but a last a sAntlewan obiig
,ngly lent pencil which was after
ward promptly broken M and the tras-
nlonts divided among the lsiieS.
pr Joachim, the great vioiinis'.
y hose recent London segsen proved ~
phsuomcnaUy success'ul u anott-r cs-
lehtlt, Aho il bcsi-eed for bis auto
slaph \ friend of his vho possessed =
nhotoc.aph fnowinc how worried h.
sas rs rraucsis for autossanhs, rlod
,stly rerrain"d from sSsing hinl 20 sisn
'he picture. Une day Dr. Joachim cal
sd "a her house, but. Ending Ms itiend
ouB. decided 20 wait for rer in the
aaYing yoon.
The hrst thiea Nc saw IA H.. roor,
Nss 81. o0n rhnto iyinr ~ tas,e He
tst,h.d = yca and rote hi nsr-s. wish
scr,e 80 r- nz wrfcF rTrn u
roc 'aGy Berg t>rscr ran war -
teivafsl. tTe rieirs,. a,tsr eai'
-s'r IN h~u-. ief lnrV'~s q i-sFseE <
o apulogirs ior spelling he rho'9'
srarn
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-18

HE sun Us In the constelldtoH
OF Scorpio. a water sign, fror-
oct. % TO Nov go Those Dor
within this period are domii
mated astrologically by Scor'
plo. the scorpion. This con.
stellatlon centers In the lower
part OF The human trunk. Learned as
trologers say IL was formerly the sign
OF Aquila, the eagle. but In the course
of ages IL became degraded to scorpio.
the crawling, singing creature. Both
eagle and scorpion are typical OF the
possibilities for either good
or evil that are infolded in the nature
OF the subjects born between Oct. 20
and Nov. p.
They have almost invariably splendid
power of nerve and brain. splendid self
confidence and will. Take two people
OF precisely equal ability and opportu-
nifty. one typical Scorpio. full OF self
confidence. the other a typical Capri
corn person. self distrustful and chick
ep hearted, and your Scorpio man will
get there" every time. while Capri
corn will stay at the foot OF the hill
u is rare 10 see one of these Scorpio
subjects who Is a failure. whether he
reaches success by fair means or 9TH
erwise. Their admirable nerviness
makes them unrivsicd operators In ey-
cry field. Some OF the ablest surgeons
and physicians were born under this
sign. Whatever happens. they are al
ways cool headed. Really, however. they
may storm 10 stir up others. Their
nativity gives them peculiar magnetic
qualities They can sometimes heal by
the mere laying on OF hands. ! have
known a Scorpio woman TO take up an
infant that had been screaming for
hours. cuddle IL in her arms. stroke IL
q few times with her hands. and in fivs
minutes IL had dropped off into peace
and rest. The scorpionians planet. IS
Mars.
A stupid or faint hearted may also
say a thoroughly unselfish, Scorpio per-
son have seldom known. These peo-
pie are often generous. but may be at
the same time seliish-unscrupulous as
20 whom they cheat or crush 10 gain
their ends. They are magnificcntly en-
doNed for gaining worldly success, but
they need to cultivate conscience. kind
liness and tenderness. They should
mentally put themselves in the place
of every person with whom they have
dealings i'm order TO know what is right
They arc ruled by water sign, but it
is water under its stormy, destructive
aspects. Some Scorpio persons are
rough tempered Others are treacherous.
stabbing in the dark. All Of them are
very susceptible 10 hattery. Unless
they keep themselves well in hand
Scorpio people who have not learned
10 correct their faults will make the
I world happier by remaining single
When they arc at their best, they may
he very tremendously mated to Virgo
subjects, those born between Aug. p
! and Sept. %.
CLARA RRANsCoMBE
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BY TABITHA soURcRhPLs,

Inside tLe cave Of ,hc Vinas tae la
dies detailed lh-U experiences While
they d.j .beir hair.
Sgid tls la.gc slyons lSo pound
d.uc Whu used ihe plain ga fash
ioued cr.mpc.s. lf my hushSA. ever
gets mo away again. he'll know IL.
OH dear wlsh ! Was hack home!
m So ailaidf'
Said she Who manipulated The little
curling kids. "iy husband wants 10
60 hack home by steamer. ard our
tickets are good for that. but. Tor.
he'l never get nc on boat I'm so
airaidt'
$50 arr I' said she who pinned her
faith and her looks 10 good eld curl
'pr papers folding them into little.
obloug wsds as she talked. I'm Just
that 'tyaid' Aiy husband and I were
crossing the street IS hen a trolley car
came sloug. Ny hushsnd pulled me
nearly across thc street. but l
wouldn't go all the way Then the
motorman stopped the ear and / ran
back again IN front OF IT, and was
scared nearly 90 death"
Yes" commented sympaiheticaiiy
younger lady who did her hair ia
the up o. date frizzled rol, style. con-
scquentiy Hot having 90 fuss with IL
at night. had already deposited her
-MilloWX- form upon gray blanket
strctchcr-"ye / know how YOU feel
The first time 7 ever was away from
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ny husband vas last nigh. Al, a
moss died. Was so fliShtausd she
laid Hca, emphasis on s'r.oil" aft
ey the msrntr 81 young lsGl's
Meantime upon steetchs. IN TIE
mitdle of tho room hay matrcn who
made no move 20 DC comtostablc &C..
the nlght F'ul.y dressed shoes
stays h.irpius and all sho Jay upon
the couch. her arms abovs her head.
her teeth set. her face pale. but deter
mined. ready 20 do OF die. She would
not even urbuckle her pointed belt
Aint you going 10 take your dres1
ofY asked friendly neishbor.
No. | amt" quoth she. I'm too
AFRAID
AT length the upright forms drop
ped into recumbency. One who did
not seem quite SO much 10 glory I'm
being coward advanced and eNtln-
suished the electric light The lady
" no las fully dressed upon her
@lretcher screamed Don't do that,
Don I do that" she cried. Il can't
have IL. I'm so frightened"
But II shines square into my eyes.
mildly urged the other.
II can't help ii." said she Of the
full dress. Il IN so afraid"
Finally. though. the roomful OF wo-
men entered into the silence The
last waking one murntmed half tn
dream the feminine refrain. I'm 50
afraidi"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-18

from tho Office. don his slippers and
smoking Jacket and resign himself 10
an evening OF unmiurstcd boudoir.
This UNMARRIED pr0grammo broken
only by an occaSit nal outing TO thcater
or hail when hr would be expected 20
pay for two for though tire prayer
book ceremony makes husband and
wife one railway companies, theatcr
managers and other higl officials suu
cuarge for two Nhsn they appear in
public together.
This type of cautious bachelor also
prefers his libery hccausc no meets
hu' few married men ~ his sub. and
these few return home A. quite re-
spectacle hoor cutie rcsrecfahly suuRr
both or which ishois OF msf8alony hs
dcc,us must require . coos ~ EFFORT oD
the part of the splely tried Rsasaic..
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Kz Mal
New York.
Sew York.
40, ssKEEpING ~ JAPAN.

In Japan girls are brought up TO sew.
cook and attend 10 the homes. for even
the women OF the highest class have
household duties TO perform.
Japanese women never go Co market.
rhc market comes 10 them--that is. the
dealers bring round their wares for sale
al theii customers houses. The fish
nongef brings his stock, and whatever
is bought he prepares for cooking.
Most Japanese women make their
own clothes. and even the wealthiest
cmbroider their own garments. They
are very thrifty little dressmakers and
DO much careful planning and cutting.
As well as painstaking renovation of
worn clothing.
The dinner hour all the year round Is
a little before dusk. 4 miniature ta-
bile about foot square and eight inch
es high is placed before each person.
on this is placed Iacquered tray, with
space FOR four or fve dishes, each meas
uting four or i've inches across. Each
little bowl and dish has its special
place. the soup always being in the
middle and the rice TO the left. The ap-
petite is reckoned by the number of
nowls of rice eaten. A maid is at hand
with large bowl OF rice to replenish
the small ones.
Directly one empties a bowl she re-
pienishes ID. but should one leave even
few grains she will understand that
one has had sufficient.
Great care and much artistic taste
are employed IN preparing dinner, The
viands are always served in the dain-
test fashion. and when guests are pres
ent the meal becomes quite a ceremo-
NOUS affair. The skill shown by the
cook Is quite remarkable For instance,
an omelet viii be served in the form of
chrysanthenum while fish Is shred 7
ded to look like snow. and chicken is
done UP in all sorts OF odd shapes.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-18

MS hton is ali laid In 8ne tucks, and
boioW me elbows the sleeves develop
.n'o iull puifs, which give soft effect.
I'eie as q wide yoke which runs out
over thc tors OF the sleeves giving that
NICE "Ioad shouldered look, This yoke
DIS heavy buG embroidery, through
ic pattern OF which there runs the
Z1intcst thread o. gold. with little
ftcrth knots made OF pale blue en-
btoioery silk The fronts OF the Eton
are cut IN two curves. ana there Is a
stunning little vest OF cream and gold
SIX trimmed with the tinTest gold but
tons. NV waist OF course. shows above
tbs, and have blouse of pale blue
cnihonJ and silk which goes beautifully
with the color scheme of the costume.
The skirt II perhaps the most youthful
end pretty part of all II is Killed over
slim of the same shade OF tafeta. and
ioi trimming ~ has a scattering OF ap-
riique figures at the same embroidery
that ! have on the Jacket These fig
ures are placed irregularly as If they
lad Deen thrown careieSsly, on the low
cr half OF the skirt That is one of the
secrets OF successful dressmaking-to
riake things sprear careless. bur is
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-18

That beautiful actress Mrs. Patrick
Campbcil has very recently created
some remarkable records in the matter
Of travelling. This j. What She accom-
plished recently In the space of three
weeks: In one week she appeared at
Southport Manchester and Blackpool
England during the second week she
acted i'm Glasgow. Dublin and Belfast,
and in the third week appeared at Bou-
logne, nieppe. Ostend, Brussels BeT-
lin, Vienna and The Hague. The tai
enied actress recently produced a piece
from the pen OF AIR w. Downing, a
member of the London Stock Eek
change The play deals with a story OF
domestic unhappiness, but develops to-
ward a happy ending.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-18
WOMAN AND
EXPOSlTlONS

Kentucky made some outdoor statuary
for the exposition grounds which has
been widely admired. arel Cecilia
BeauX, one Of the two OF three best
portrait painters i'm the United States,
had some beautiful work in the PAN
American art gallery The New York
Woman's School OF Industrial Arts
made an exhibit OF which their sex may
be proud m the way of designs FOR tex
tile fabrics. weaving and printing, also
patterns for window shades and wall
papers, prepared botanical specimens,
etc, and one woman who is laying up
wealth from homemade pickles and
preserved fruits had an attractive ex-
hibit OF her useful and esthetiC prod
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ucts. This same lady conducted one of
the best restaurants on the Pan-Amer-
lean grounds. But the exhibits OF wo-
mans dairieS apiaries, gardens. farms.
corset factories stencgraphic and type
writing schools, cite. were conspicuous
because they were not there.
IN one respect, however, woman has
made a great gain at the Pan-Amer-
icap The regular sta6 OF employees
connected with the fair the show ana
la,cspeoplc clerks stenographers, te-
leEraphers and others, embrace among
thcir number twice IS many women as
over were on such lists before.
ALICE w. MORTIMER.
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looking at yourself in a long mirror.
Any number OF women make mistakes
by omitting 10 do this. A little woman
is precisely the one who looks most
kittenish and fetching I'm a plumed hat.
only the hat must not reach very far
beyond the outline OF her hair. VI must
also have an upward tilt al the left side
20 lend height. II Is a great mistake TO
make the feathers stick mp I'm the afr
1t is the brim that gives the tall or
the short effect No one now wears
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-18

The Wcaiihiest woinsn IN CHINA u
HUNS Ch2rS's wife Nirr Is Hung
chang INDUCES morning ANA ev n.cs n
tae usuty oi "a bath wh'co vs. e 81
comrosed ol OH Of orsRges ana flowers.
But though she IS Ntoltr-, }lre III
keeps shsrp ESQ on The prHs'ho.d &C.
counts. Belng an cNrert Noo-Faeuer.
Sha keeps detailed actounts ~ an The
transactions oe her VAST heusoh1,d.
whicn includes over thouand sarv-
ants
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-18
"pIN MONEN.H

When pins were INST invented, in the
fourteenth century, the maker was al
lowed TO sell them on the lst and 2d of
January only. and upon these days the
women locked TO buy them. They were
so expensive that IL was customary 10
Civ as a wedding present a certain
sum of money to be used as pin mon
cy," hence the term.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-18

ttahhif--iih are kNlN- ~ anu Aidt Nit' hstr
have lovely time. given directions
60 her dressmakers To make her street
gowns with the lishtest and thinnest
of transparent lace stocks. These
stocks are made 90 stand upright by
three bands OF lightweight silk feather
bone and they ought to prove both
comfortable and becoming. When a
woman has "A beautiful throat, II is pos
itivcly wicked for her TO spoil II by
swathing IL i'm tight bands of sti1euing
which reach well up 60 her ears. There
is nothing artistic or graceful about
such style and IL brings swift pun
ishment I'm the shape OF ugly creases
and brown streaks.
Hairdressers are going 90 have a
lovely time this wiHter. What with the
hundreds OF women who have lost their
hair by overheating the heads with the
fatal pompadour roll and those who
wish To adopt the new low style of hair
dressing. they ARE sure TO sell out their
entire STOCK or switches and artincisl
curtis an fact. II does take an awful
lot OF hair 10 do "a w m the fashion
which is now the rage In Paris. II Is
perfectly useless TO bob up a small
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-18

thin- hui what
~ pul'poi-ts TO be
Lot me tell
Hau abopt nline
3Ust "a en2hle
you 90 iiidg- for
ourselves how
rrt ry il is In
thc erst place.
- Is made Of
the thinncst
loadcloath in
that new shade
co h'oN n llle
French are ray
ing over Thank
goodness, / am
rlcrdcr enough
To wear brown!
The tackct il
f.fon with long
"oints ia front
1d q very alb
, "ki1tod bacl,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-18

dyship has hfty students. bat much
larger number wish 20 take advantage
of the hostel
Before scaling a FISH dip % for an in
slant IN boiling water. ana you Will hnd
your task iightened
Charlotte Cipfiani, a sraduare OF the
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KATE CLYDE'S
FASHION CHAT

m HERE Is but one thing I'm
which women are interested
at present-dress. Society is
practically dead life is only
one vast shopping expedition
Il When madam comes home
from the country. her first glance Is at
the shop windows. her first eXclama-
tion. "Oh. how shabby l am"
Yes, we are all buying new things.
and how attractive the new things arei
No stim elects all tucks. nounces.
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My SOME uE> 30 ,or MARRY

Tho man who won't marry is rot
uMgue in our midst ana even the fact
hat he has bound some girl 10 him
Nitn an engagement Mug does nor seem
90 make him any ,Nc more c5ger TO
rast aside ais bacheio: i.reenon ibi!iy
f"r tho domestic comforts cf uatrimo-
vy. for however ruct a man may be IN
Love be is never under any circum-
stances blind 20 his own interests
Therefore he prefers 20 combat rho
iis hc knows to riskiuc he mourning
~ uthers lie hnoNs moi
10 one man money will prove the
7ain obstacle 10 matrimonv. lie has
en'ueh and 20 spare. bur calls Go mind
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-18

reality 20 have
ihen well or
dercd.
| have also
bought a Gains
borough hat.
You see l am
telling you ev-
erythtng. he
sides. I Judge
that YOU are in-
terested i'm the
hat question
yourself by this
time. Some stu
pid person said
in my hearing
} a tely that
sboroueh
hats were only
for tall people
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-18

cntfon lrilis and rich appliuues. Even
tlle iailer made assumes a frivolous as
poet sy the way where l. the real
tatioi made as we understand itP
cone with only the name remaining to
lond iigniiN TO z costnIne which Is any
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-18

buttoned. /
don't fancy thar
Napoleon ever
wore his closed.
III he had done
SO. he wouldn /
have amounted
10 anything and
would probably
have expired OF
apopleNy on the
field of battle.
why can't some
one invent a
collar that is
both conforta
BILE and stylish .
I understand
that Mrs. Lang
try has rebelled
against the de-
crees OF ashton
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or INTEREST TO WOMEN.

boxes and are taken care Of by over
1000 servants.
Tcachers I'm German schools have
been prohibited from pulling the ears Of
pupils. IL iS declared that many chill
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-18

Probably tho impress OF China when
she ~ travelling carries with her Far
more luggage than any other person in
the World. She invariably takes with
her come 5000 dresses. These al 500
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-18

Grant. A franked letter goes through
the malls without postage. bearing the
signature. either stamped or writfcN.
upon the envelopes instead Of Uncle
SANS postage stamps. This privilege
IS srsnted the widows Of former prssi-
dents. a I4~1- -
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-18

University OF Chicago. Is the first wom-
an TO receive the degree of doctor Of let
ters from the University Of Paris.
There are only two women in the
United states WHO are allowed 10 frank
their letters. These women are Ntrs.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-18

NHE HFNFF WIZ
more mistaken in her life. You can
modify any shape 10 your size and
have IL give the same effect u does
on "A taller woman. only when YOU are
buying n hat Won must always act the
entire proportion OF your figure by
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-18

iERICAN women have had
their try at three great expo
sitions i'm their own land-in
1876 in 1893 and at the'Pan-
American. At Philadelphia
was the beginning of one
feminine Industry that by
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ASTROLOGY.
! = +
PECULIAR
NOVEMBER PEOPLE.

HE sun is In the constellatioe
OF Scorpio, a water sign, fror
oct % TO Nov. 22 Those Dor
within this period are domii
mated sstrologically by Scorc
plo. the scorpion. This con-
stellatlon centers In the lower
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1901-07-20
The Joke Was on N. LasIe..

ParjsnD, arr laughing over an
amnsinc incident which happ4ncd
the other da, 10 VI In,ies III. ia
mou> rraciioaart dcpoty and which
will p.rbaa. reocL IA. rytrayaganr
lavrr,ler I'm. in,rorrapre Of meas
llrin. hi. words.
II seem. Thai - ,oyulr Of week.
,co .orrr onc .pnga ,o Riu ni ,h,.
lo-raph reprr~,wtin, n WaIIerk
Koc.lcau tie prime minister IN
deem conference with ,hr noted .le.-
nj, prjc.l perr j, Lac and on
sunrd Win q, da.ir,.t,.ani, !, NJ In-
sier exclaimed E" vo,,d ri,r I 900
francs 10 rel my hund. ou IL"
This wa, rcpputed and GnaII,
rcochi,o tho prina minister oar.
the latter resolved 70 ,,,ke him 4,
his word
After raD.uckinr ,bro,ah hi.
wife's kodak collection Wnldeck
Rousseau discovered ! wel finished
snap 40, of him,eir and ,bp nric.,
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1901-07-20

When Theodore Roosevelt was 3
little boy, be and a playmate used to
walk together to a private school,
says The Ladies Home journal.
Their way took them past a public
school. One day Teddy appeared in
a new sailor suit This was too
much for the public school BOYS. To
them the suit was the distinguishing
mark of a dude. The sneering crowd
planted itself across the sidewalk.
Teddy and his chum. seeing trouble
ahead, came on with fists clinched.
and the battle began A few min.
utes later the dude and his compan
ion went on their wav, somewhat
less tidy than when they started,
but leaving behind them a tanned
and lame bunch of surprised BOYS.
For week there were daily fights.
with the same results. One morn
ing, after an especially hard battle.
young Roosevelt said to his friend
"Let's go around the block and
come back and fight 'em again"
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1901-07-20
I'm GOING TO LEARN HOW TO SWIM

into the sea and take care to jump
headforemost The prime minister
bowed respectfully and moved to-
ward the door Whittier are YOU
going" inquired his highness.
"Your highne.s will pardon me. ' re-
piled the astute statesman; II am
going to learn how To swim"