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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-03-28

~ Przez d}ugi ozas cierp:alem
ma predkie a gwaltowne bicie serca,
&c ledwje mog}em chodziG a dokto~
rzy ME mogli mi pom6dz. Jedna
butelka Severy lekarstwa ma SERGE
,,1leart Tonic tax mi pomog}a. re
znowu m6g}em robic J6zef,
Vrana, Calumet, Mich. - Cena
500 butelka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-03-28
w a u n k i.

Abonenci o~placajacy WlARUsA
Z d6iu, kon1ecznie musza pfaclc
900 na jeaen rok, lubo " tym
roku dla przedp}acicieli czyli pfa~
cacych naprz6d, roczna opfate
zhizy1ismy ma $l.5o.
ITO zjedna nam trzech no
Kych abonent6w i przesle cd
kakdego ca{orocznY abonament z
CORY, t:mu przez ca}y rok gazette
Ola niego samego przese}ac bedzie-
my be4pfatnie.
Kto odbierze zpocsty trey gazety'
uws1anym jest "a abonenta i odpo,
1iedzanym "a abonament.
Kto zmieni adres, powinien ma
lyenmiast podac wydawcy W1ARUsA
w3j nowy adres.
Abonentom, kt6rzy wyraznie ME
odm6wi& gazety "a posrednictwem
libtoweeo Tub innego urzedn1sa
pocztowego, W1ARus poselany be-
dsie daleg. skoro kto ~zaprzestanie
odbiera6 gazette, powinien wplcrw
zar1a.it, jeze!i co "a nie winien.
fseniadze "a i ola W1aausA pa
ley ~przesc}a6 przez pocztowf luh
expresowy Money Order. Mona
til przeee4at abonameut " doarach
pspierowych, przea Postal note,
albo " jednooentowych hub dwncen
towych zhaozkaoh poc2towych, lecz
js.eli abouamont, W TAXI spos6b
Prses}any, " drodze preepadpie 100
sth " tym kraju bardzo rzadko
Aarza) wydawoa W1ARusA me
bie,z "a to ma siebie odpowiedzial,
no6ci. Take listy najlepiej. kaza6
M poozcie re~gistrowad, DO wtenozas
urz9d.pocztowy bierze> ma siebie o.
powieddalnoet, ze wraEs zawartoS
6tA dojde nh miejsoe przeznaczenia.
Wszelkie listy oraz przeseM pie
uie8ne do WlARUsA adrescwa6:
Fl. Dedowski
500 f.. 3rd Str.
WINoNA MINI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-03-28
Rozbijajcie sa|ony!
1dzcse IA pr1yk dem kOs
bIelE W Ikausas

AGzcse "a pr1ykfadem kOs
blelE W Kausas
Okrzlk ten wojenoy dale sig
s}yszed W ko}ach prohibicyonist6w
z okazyi g}upich wybryk6w PAM
Nation, Nlejedna osobna ME mia}a~
by wlele przeciw temu. gdyby fa-
fnatycy skierowali sig ~wy1acznie
przeciw tym salonom, W kt6rych
niezdrowe i fa}szowane napojc ea
sprzedawane, lecz mkt ME go'lzi
sic ma to tluc:: i psuc towary "
takich miejscach, gdzle kundmani
otrzymu;a zdrewy towar i SO SUI
miennie traktowani. Trlnera ame-
'rykahski Elixer Gorzkiego Wilma
jest napoleon zaslugujacym ma zaje~
Gle pierwszego miejsca wskutek
swojcj dobroci, naprzeciw kt6remu
nawet najzagorzalszy prohibicyoni~.
sta mic ME m6glby mice,
skoroby sig przekonaf o jego wy
bornych skutkach. Jest to praw~
DIVE wielkie lekarstwo, nigdy ME
zawodzace leczenie choroby zolad~
ka, w2trobY i merck, co okaza&o sig
W tysiecznych wypadkach a po-
twierdzcne zostafo przez sstki os6b
p~owaznych. Vino to przeezyszcza
kre Y, odswieza umysl i wzmacnia
apetyt. Butelka wilma tego powlnna
bye zawsze " zapasle W kazdym
domu zwlaszcza W obecnej pore.
Robione jest ono wyiaczrie przez
J6zefa Trinera, 7s9 8. Ashland
ave.. Chicago, Ill. q do nabycla
jest W kazdej sptece, lecz trzeba sic
pytaG koniecznie o Gorzkie Vino
Trinera kt6re napewno uleczy
was Umiejcie rozr6zniG bezwartos.
COVE falsyfkaty cd p~rawdziwego
lekarstwa, kt6re zsmias+ pomagat
= szkodzic wan t5lko moga.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-03-28
Szano VIVA Redakcyo!

SZanOWna RedakcyO!
Niniejszem nam sobie "a a
szczyt obiaSni6 Szanownyra Ro~
dakom W Benton powiecie, a oso"
bliwie W gmlnach Gilman i AL
berta, gdzie najwiecej Polak6w
p~rzebywa, objawiaiqcY sig obecnie
ruch wgledem przenieslenia nasze''
90 powiatowego cratusza z Sank
Rapids do pieknie sic rozwijaj2ce~
90 miasteczka Foley.
Kazdemu z was. Szanowni Ro~
dacy, wiadomc, re m~iasteczko
Foley, chociaz tax Mode, dopiero
diva lata %istnie. ace, sta}o sic han
dlowem centrum ola pclskich far
mer6w W tutejszym powiecie.
Wszystko MONA tn sprzedac.
wszystko kupi6. Foley ley p6fto~
re; mill cd srodka powlatu Benton.
i to z jednej i drugiej strony, i
st6sowniejszem miejscem ola ratu'
sza, n1z Sank Rapids, " samym
narozniku powiatu po}czone.
Przypatrzmy sig temu mostowi
" Sank Rapids i rozwazmy, co "a
korzysc on nam przynosl. Koszto-
wal oko1o SO tysiYcy dolar6w. a
gdy pc MN sig idzie, trzesie sic
niby stara rudera Bardzo czeste
reparacye ponosi6 musza farmerzy
z ca}ego powiatu, DO %obywatele z
Sank Rapi Is tylko SNAPS ola
mas maja i beer. Kupo"at cd
mas ME moga, sadz2c, re "a ma}y
mieliby z tego profit.
Cheese p}acic podatck (tax). to
musisz jecha6 do obecnego miasta
powlat. Sank Rapids do 20 mil;
masz jake prawo, dalej zn6w
ruszaj 20 mil do Sank. Rapids,
podczas gdy do Foley mia}bys
tylko 81 do $ mil.
Ma przeniesienie ratusza do
Foley juz zebranych jest - ty-
siecy. q miasto ofarowa{o reszte
Zaden farmer tego ME bedzie
mia} ami z%}amanego centa koszt6w.
Szanowni Rodacy! Me danny
sic dfuze] wyzyskiwae przez chy-
trych spekulant6w z Sank Rapids.
Pokazmy i'm re sami umiemy sig
rzadzic. P%ostsrajmy sic lana
siedzlbe ola naszych wfa1z powia~
towych, o miejsce ola mas blizsze,
dogodnieisze. Wyjezdzajac do
Foley o godzinie 10 pred po}ud~
MEM, mozemy snadnie tam wszyst-
kle lntereSa ZafatWlc l W pore 90
domu wr6cic.
Rodacy! Gdy przyjdzie do
g}osowania ma court house, ME
dajcic sobie zamydlit oczu i POI
krecit W g}owach przez Sank
Rapldskich smyk6w, ale ~starajcie
SIC glosow & tax, iak kaze nam
nas,a wlasna korzy6t. Me pozwa
lajmy cisxa6 owoc6w naszej ciez-
kiej piracy ra ten.wiatr co wieje,
ale ~glosujmy, ze nasz ratusz czyli
court house ma bye " d%ogodniej-
seem ola mas miejscu, " m~iasteczku
NJ. S. K.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-03-28
A S AGENCl.

MAST AGENCl.
Upowaanieni 50 do kolektowa.
ria abonamentu WIARUsA nastepu
10y nasi agenoi m%ieIscowi:
ASHTON, Neb,. - Franciszek
" ardyn.
BAY CITY, Mich. - Alexande,
Niedzielski, 1914 - ls Str.
BALTIMORE: Fl. Ziarnowkk,
7l9 s. Bond Str.
NANTlC0KE FAIR. Jabtoh sk
OAK HILL. - St. I:ogorzelski.
PIKE LAKE Wis. Adam
Bambenek.
WlLNo n. MIMI :. u 6 GroehoN 81
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-03-28
Drobne Echa.

P I0ZEF NOzNIAK Z Be-
ssemer, Nj CHI bawiE przez pa
re tygodni ma w;zyc'e Ii ro-
swych pahstwa ao6w
lIowakowskich W Plover, Wis.
Podczas swego tn pobytu
cd polsk:ch farmer6w
20 kr6w. kt6re odes}al W
zesz}a srode do Bessemer.
Pan Wozaiak ma Besse-
mer salon, lecz opr6cz tego
za]muje sc handlem byd'a.
~PRICEBURG. Pa. - w
tu~tejszej fAbryce materyi
jedwabnych wybuchl strajk.
w strajku biora udz:a} pre-
waznie tolskie :dz:ewczeta.
Przyszlo do powaznej AVIAN
fury ~pomied<y dziewczetami
strajkujacemi i pracujacemi
podczas kt6re) Maryanna
Wojdy}a zosta}a straszn'e
pokaleczona. ma zIamana re-
ke i wlosy wydarte z glowy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-03-28

W MILWAUKEE p:eciu
Polak6w przyjetych do sluzby
W regularnei armii zosta}o
wys|anych do Fort Sheridan,
gdzie zostana przy!aczeni do
29go pu|ku piechoty. Ma
zwiska ich So: Antoni Wa
chowiak, Henryk Mal.hski
ST.. Trojanowski, FIR. Ry-
backi Max Barczykowski;
dwaj ostatni obozowali z
Gwardya Ko$ciuszki pod
Jacksonville.
GLEN LYON, Pa. -
Skwajer Matulewicz zostal
oskarzony i aresztowany "a
wyzysk W urzedowaniu. Po~
stawiono 60 pod kaucya.
CHICAGO, Ill. - Brz>d
kiej zdrady W pol;tyce do
puscil sic znany z nieoalep-
szej STONY cafemu og6tow'
polskienru. p. Klemens Bic.
lihski z II wardy. Wybranym
on zosta} wraz dwoma innymi
Polakami (Kwiatkowsk:m i
Niedzwied hskim) jake dele
gat ma demokratyczna kon-
wencye a~ldermahska, ma ty~
kiec;e ~postawiooym przeciw
Cullertnowi, ktory ubiegal
sic O nominacye ma urzad
aldermana i kt6ry dz'eki
zdradzie P. Bel. te nominal
eye take otrzyma}. Pan Be-
BOWEN niety}ko re
sw6j CLOS. ale take glossy
razem z MIN wybranych DELE.
gat6w Kwiatkowskiego i
Observation-Disclosures przerzu~
Gil juz PREY pierwszem gloso-
waniu ma sttone Cullertona,
ktorego gcspodarka W radzie
miejs%iej przez ostatnie 20
lat dostatecznie jest znana.
W ten sposob p. Belihski
whrew otrzymaoej instrukcyi
~dopom6gt Cullertsonowi.
SOUTH BEND, Ind. -
Umar} tutaj W w;eku lat 80,
$p. M'chal Witucki, ma zapa-
pluc, pozostawiajac lone
/ czworo dzieci. Pochodzit z
W w. Ks. Poznan-
skiem. Byl czionkiem CITE,
rech tute .s1ych Towarzystw
miejscowych oraz zabezp;e-
czony byi " Kompanii Me-
trcpolitan Lite Insurance Co.
WILKES BARRE, Pa. =
.edaleko ztad. " Ayondale.
.apadla sic czeSe kopaln
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-03-28
AMERYkA

WlEhSZY DRUA. - Jeden
posl6w do nowojorskiego s"jmu
stanowego zamierza wniesf bill
ably ustanowiono prawo, kt6re
zmus,1oby nak}adc6w kierownik6w
gazet do drukowania tych wydaw~
nlctw wiekszemi niz dotad llterami
Projekt ten rzedstawionY zostaf
zapoczatkowania lek:rzy okulist5w,
kt6rzy stwierdzlli ma zasadzie OBJ
serwacyi, re si}a wzroku mieszkah~
COW nowoiorskich slabnie W sPo.
sob zatrwazajqcy. a przyczyna tego
jest czytanie gazet, drukowanych
zbyt drobnemi czcionkcmi.
SZERYF Magerstad " Chica+
go stara sic, ably gosciom. W
,,hotelu' czas o lie mozuosci uprzy-
jennie, Obecnie sprowadza ferte~
plan bedzie .urzadza} koncerty ola
wieznidw.
%
DETROIT, Mich. - Zmar}y
niedawno temu J. B. Mueller,
wydawca niemiecko- ka~tollckie]
eazety ''Stlmme Der Wahrheit'',
zapisal ": testamencie $4,000 ma
ko6cio}y i cele dobroezynne.
CHICAGO. - z powodu ka-
tastrofy W parowej pralni Doremu-
sa PREY w. Madison ullcy wydano
rozkaz. ably policyanci pospisywali
wszystkie. przedsiebiorstwa, W kt6~
rych uzywaue 50 kot}y parowe. a
miejscy odbyd msj2
niebawem insPekcye, czY kot}y So
dobrym stanie. Ma przys'}oSo zas
w}asciclel kotla sam bedzie musiaf
poprosid 0 inspektora, W przeciw-
nym razie zap}aci kare.
PLACIC IA WIARU5A
E"AAI ~ 80 80 E&F%%H%EE=eHE F=
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-03-28

Marca zginal nagg12 = niespodz's-
Wana smiercia 8. P. Franciszek
Prela, ktdry przybywszy 90 lat
temu do Ameryki, pracowaF tn
przez ten czas ola kempanii sus-
quehama Coal Co. bedac jcdnym
z najstarszyeh polskich osadnikdw
" naszem miescie.
Otto jaka 60 6mierc spotka}a.
Gdy le Marca poszedt do piracy,
przytrai}o sig, re na@adowana
kara spad{a z rels6w i zabrali SIC
robotn1cy do dzwigania jej. S. p.
Franciszek, stojac ia torze kolejo-
wynn, przyglada} sig, czy kara
%jeszcze drugi raz ME spadnie, a W
tenn lima kara naladowana z ty}u
nadbiegfa, walac 60 % ziemie.
Dostal sig pod kofa, kt6rc okrop-
ME go pogniot}y, ale icdnak Bog
Mi}osierny daf mu %jeszcze 2 godzi.
ny zycia, ably sic nj droge vice..
nosci przyyotcwat. Gdy kap}an
opatrAyf 60 SIS. Sakramentam'.
prosif swoioh dzieci, ably sic "a
aiego modify, izby Pan Bog dial
mu lekka smierc, i W tenn Bogu
ducha oddal.
Nleboszczyk, umierajac byt W
wieku lat 81. Pozostawil zone sta
ruszkey dwie cork zamezne i
dwdch syndw, kt6rzy byli PREY
rodzicach Naleza4 do Towarzy-
silva sw. Stanis}awa B H., i to
przez IS lat. bedac jego za}ozyci:,~
lem. i Towarzystwo to op}akuje 60
jake swego najlepszego czfonka.
Pozostafa pc MIN ciezEo stra~
piona rodzina prosl Boga 0 spok6j
ola jego duszy.
Moze i n:ejeden z czyteI"ik6w
niniejszej gazety, przeczytawszy
to wspomnienie posmiertne, zm6wl
wieczny odpoczynek "a poczciwego,
sprawiedliwego wiarusa S. p.
Franciszka Pre'e.
II NanIlcOke, Pa.
Szanowna Redakcyo!
Niedawno temu powtorzy1
W1ARUs z G6RN1KA notatke, jako-
by personal drukarski i redakcyi-
ny cd tntejszego ,,Przegladu'
przesta} pracowac ola tel gazety
z powodu organisty p Kozlakie-
wicza. TO pie zgadza sic z prawda.
Me opu5clli oni saml ,Przegladu",
ale zostali usunieci przez wiel. ks.
Gramlewicza. z t2 spraV2p. Koz'
lakiewicz ME miaf mic do czynienia.
Me bronie tn p. Kozlakiewi-
cza. DO on mojei obrony rie po-
trzebuje, ale rozchodzi sic tn o
prawde. Pan Kozlakiewicz jest juz
pomiedzy nami przez s.es6 lat ja-
ko nauczyciel i ~organista. Przez
6 lat jest sekretarzem Towarzy-
silva Rycerzy 6w. Jana. naleza-
eego do Towarzystw najbogatszych.
Jest prezydentem Towarzystwa
Kasy Oszczedno6ci. rozporzadza~
jaeego obecnle paru tysi2caml
dolar6w, cd exasu jego z~afozenia.
Jest kierownikiem K6{ka Drama
tycznego, . PREY wszystklch tych
o~,-rroko;oob loI lo-kl --.-o
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-03-28
Prenumerata wynOsi rOcznto

" Stanach Zjed. Kanadzie $500
W Europe (koniecz. naprz6d) $3.50
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-02

WOMAN'S ODD LITTLE WAYS.
By TABITHA sOURGRAPEs.

work and the siety gave my mamma
a fne one for it. II was silver. and
they chased it and said on Il:
This Ms6dle
Is Persented 70 4irs. Charles van Hebri6ss
For Bsr Fnlenthropic Work in Investigating
the Condishun Of the Pore
Ihe Pors and their Investigators Ts HaFs A.
ways vith ye
Go TboB AID Ds LzkeEiss.
Then mamma done some more hllen-
throDic stunning work 20 find out how
many Of the mothers Of the pore KEEP
their chiidrsn's hair parted. and the
nle5dlers gave her e NEEDLE FOR that
too. After that there was little time
before we went 20 the country. and
my mamma put s. in doing some more
Deidiing flienrhropic work This tine
she went Summing among nch ladies
20 beg money TO bug spectacles for
neersited horses ana to git Caup5eI's
hair blankets FOR homeless and ordn
cats. Ana Tory, II they didn't give
her another one goi1 plated. for that
too One side o. Il had on II o horses
head With goggles on. Just beyutlfui.
the other side had z cat holding ID ifs
paws. while q big lady Ike mamma
pat blanket around T. The ia1y8 .
eyes had tears IN 'ea. the cats too.
Then mamzza Joined the y. IL c.
the Woman's NEEDLE club. Tae mem
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-02

ed to hit was a rich bachelor she was
trying to get for her daughter Helen.
She had been very careful not to intro
duce US, but, of course, after the ac-
cident the least I could do was to
ten him how sorry I was. Poor fel-
low He was very nice about it, too,
although the ball caught him in the
right knee and he hobbled around for
the rest of the day Then the next
morning naturally I had to inquire
whether he felt any better, and the re-
suit is that we are now very good
friends.
1 find that there isn't so much in golf
itself which is amusing. The incidents
connected with it are diverting, howev-
er. Last week it poured. When it clear
ed off, the ground was soaked, but in
spite of that all the golf fiends were
out. among them Bessie Norris. I can't
say [ like that girl. She is making a
dead set for Jack Van Tyne. Her ball
lay in a little hollow, and she raised
her lofter and gave a tremendous chop.
AS il happened, she didn't hit the ball
at all. but gave what Dick calls the
'.agricuituraf stToke'-that is, she lifted
the biggest chunk Of mud you ever saw.
The whole thing flew UP in the air, and,
my goodness, I wish you could have
seen the color Of her face afterwardi 1
went behind a tree and laughed until I
cried.
My suit is the latest thing. It is OF
very. deep blue with white hair run
ning through it. The skirt reaches my
ankles ana IS very fairy The jacket is
an E1on, with ehangeable collar and
vest. That is now the correct thing.
The little collars button invisibly. 7
have three white vests and red one
with tiny gold buttons. My hat is a
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-02

not wear kid gloves because animals
had 10 be killed 70 make them. she
wore silk gloves. Once she laid her In
ger upon Nargaret's hand as they start
ed TO a reception and exclaimed IN
sco-n. skin Of q beast, Skin of
beasts" Margaret instantly laid her
hand upon the others arm and Tetorted
in accents yet more wiJhering: En-
trails OF a wormt EntTaiis Of 3 worm -
Miss Fuller had wonderful. large. bril-
liant eyes. though she was otherwise
very plain. but Emerson records of ber
that she was always carefully and be-
comingiy dressed The great New
England sage vas quick to note a wo-
mans attire.
In lS45 Margaret went to italy. and
there love came and marriage. and all
her life blossomed out anew. she nlan-
ned great books when she should re-
turn 20 America with her husband Tn
doubtedly they would have been writ
ten but for the ocean tragedy of Point
O. Woods, where the monument is TO BE-
There are those who say no great
achievements planned ever fan 20 the
ground. but that those who conceived
them and left them unfinished return
in another tncarnoti and complete che
things they left undoue. May it De thar
Margaret Fuller viii come in a new ia.
carnation and Go the work for literature
and for women that she had sketched
QUIT Who xnows2
ALICE X. MORTIMER
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-02

dear! It is made of white stitched taf-
feta with a red satin polka dotted fou-
lard scarf. Then, too 1 have a stun
ming flannel waist for cold days. 1t is
Of golf green broadcloth and opens over
a narrow red vest, also of cloth, very
much stitched. Three pairs of golf but
tons connected by tiny gilt chains cross
this vest and hold the front in place.
Rather loud, you say? Not bit of it.
Nothing is too giddy for the links.
Yesterday Cousin Marie took me to
call on a young matrOn who has just
returned from the other side She has
a. charming house furnished with great
taste. We remained to lunch, and
couldn't help noticing that the dining
room was furnished in old rose with
white woodwork I thought this was
very odd until the hostess told Us that
over in Paris the dark, antique looking
dining room is going rapidly out OF
style and that the present fad is to
have the room where one eats as cheer
ful as the other rooms. don't see my
self why it shouldn't be so.
Another thing which was distinctly
French was that she wore a rose dress
which harmonized beautifully with the
decorations. This was so pretty that I
must describe it. It was made of eta
mine. which is all the rage. From the
knees down the skirt fell in tiny tucks.
Running around the hips, down the
front in a panel and around the bottom
of the skirt was a wide cream lace ap-
plique edged with a tiny velvet cording
of. not black, as you might suppose, but
the deepest myrtle green. 1t is by such
odd touches that you recognize a gown
which comes from Paris. The waist
opened over a full front of deep cream
chiffon, and the rose fronts were deco
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-02

bers put IN money every week tiu
enough is got 10 buy a rneddle. Thea
they get one and they take turn about
persenting EN- 70 oae another on be-
haf Of the Slety. Shes got ten Of this
kind now, and she sticks 'eu az
down the front OF papas low cut
ve5te and when he wants 70 wear it
ia q hurry he has 10 take 'ern out and
II makes him madd and he says things
mamma tells him be wouldn't say -
her before she was marrid. Tory
after you and I are raarrid VIII you
say things 70 ne you wouldn't r-.v be-
forez cause IL yoa C.. ssou't marry
ycu
W-heu mamma goes iuto rlsfy or -
the theater or 20 a club rneaf'n she
wears al ker meddles AZ ouce and
they make the ether vsau.in szalaas
becorze fheF ain't Fot - many. and
they hang close together ike the rars
and spoons onto q Tn peddiera seq
Eln ard they tinke uks that too anI
it's Just teT1tifulf
When Iue 8 woman rnra Fofrz -
get more n1aaliee faa1 mamma a-e
bigger ones end III uear 'eru nste sad
day Year aGellehurif c1zzin.
CECILIA VkE HEBBfuEs
? s--I thsnk rsv mother 81 the nt
raesdiezous woman la AEnerlca. 6on.t
youf CIs5X.
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AR. AND MRS. CHARLES VAN
iVS HEBRIDES have a daughter,
Cecilia. Little missy is only
years old. bus remarkably bright and
knowing. giving promise. indeed. OF
becoming in her turn as shining an
ornament 10 feminine clu5dom as her
mother before her. In writing-yea. in
reading papers she has written-the
child is already advanced far beyond
her years. albeit her spelling halts.
But the briIliancy and keenly discrim-
NATIVE faculty OF her intellect are
plainly discernible in the following
letter to her boy cousin Tony:
Dear Cuzzin Toffy-I write 70 tan
you I've got a brunz meddle az school.
II vas give 10 ne for not talking
think a girl that don't talk ought 10
have NEEDLES. don't you
This here one is my first NEEDLE.
but nv mamma belongs 70 clEbs and
every one has is own NEEDLES. and
mamma goes into them and gets EN-
for herself. she has six club NEEDLES
Isn't she a great club Ineddler2 Last
winter nv mamma went stunning
among the pore. she took dees-
trick and went three times week %
find out how many wimUln q the
r.o-a created their husbands with
smile when they come hoam drunk
This was hard work and meddlng
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and all the rest Of the land took their
literature unquestioned from Boston.
What Boston approved went" in 1910.
In 1886 Miss Fuller removed 10 New
York. to Horace Greeley and his Trib-
une. on The Tribune staff she wrote
mostly literary reviews, living mean
while in Greeley's family. Three per-
sons more gifted. more eccentric and
more "set IN their ways" never came
together under one roof than Horace
Greeley. his wife and Margaret Fuller
The three frequently went 20 receptions
together Under no circumstance
would Greeley himself consent to be
dressed up" and Margaret and Mrs
Greeley We're as fun Of fads as IS an es-
thetic old maid. Mrs. Greeley would
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the sculptor. Eas discovered and an
nounces 70 be a tyreRtissh century won
der. She is Miss Elsie Ward She
studied under Richardson. then IN the
New York Art Students league and
has just returned from three years II
France and Itaiy. At 81 Gaudens' re-
quest she has gene 10 his studio in
Vermont. from whence come his mas
tsrp-eces IN bronze and marble. 20 reach
ont and possess worldwide fame her
self as q sculptor.
The most wonderful woman II the
world except my mother. is the de-
scriptson said 70 have been given by
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then-biff! that nasty little ball goes
sailing through the air due west and,
of course, it either hits some unsuspect-
ing person or else scares him almost
to death. I say him" because, while
it's queer, I have never hit a girl yet.
suppose it is because they are so much
more nimble and get out Of the way
quicker.
Cousin Marie is horrid. She says
do 1t Intentionally; but, Of course,
wouldn't do anything so cruel. Besides.
I am trying very hard to master the
game, and really ought to become an
expert soon because Dick Calder, Ben
Remick and Jack Van Tyne are ali
teaching me. take a lesson from each
in turn. Jack Van Tyne is the incest
teacher. He is very careful OF me and
doesn't let me get tired: so after have
made a few drives we sit down and dis
cuss the theory of the game. There is
very nice. quiet place behind a clump
of bushes near the seventh hole.
I really think Cousin Marie was an
cry because one Of the persons happen
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rated with the applique in a plaid de-
sign outlined by the narrow line Of vel
vet.
By the way, I neglected to mention
that at the luncheon the finger bowls
were each decorated with a single long
stemmed pink rose wound about the
rim, while on the surface OF the water
fioated pink petals.
After luncheon our hostess took US up
stairs and showed us some beautiful
linen and lingerie. Her most priced ta-
blecloths are perfectly plain damask
without a single figure, but so lustrous
that they look like satin. However, in
Paris. so she said. they are making very
ornate cloths representing entire scenes
from celebrated poems and novels. Of
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ieaEue has turue5 % th- couEi5srafion
~ the Children u wealth Several
members have declared that veaifny
women give tnfir ch4idrea far less val-
liable training than is received ~ the
children - the lsss favored cl1Ez-a
from THi.znt,lra1 PC inststltiona az1 90
clsfiez
Hsz.y Graen savs women ike -
T.el1 money. but t1eF agnt know foH
-o make g. Women weui1 uurh rather
spend thal earn ~ iaar 49, wurzen
vent save asrs r5t lEelr 70 bare
uary Eeaer Millionaire 10 fhts culo-