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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-08-16
THE BOYS WILL NOT STAY FED
One of the Difficulties the Parental
School Has to Contend With.

The very name oi the Parental school
is suggestive of things to eat. And
things to eat are naturally suggestive
of things cooked. And things cooked
are just as naturally suggestive of IL
cook to cook them. And a cook to cook
them is suggestive of more or less trou-
BILE
The Parental school, which contains
a large number of boys in whom So
ciety is interested, is an organized ap.
with the boys the difficulty, whatever
it may be. does not relate nearly or re-
motely to their digestion.
The boys awake with appetites which
are encouraged by breakfast, augment
ed by dinner and intensified by supper.
There may be times when these ap-
petites are slightly allayed, but there
is no time when they are satisfied. No
matter how the cook may cook and
how the inmates of the Parental schoo.
may bolt what she cooks, there still
remains long rows of tables, that ma
ture abhors but no amount of edibleS
can fill.
Hence the difficulty that has arisen
in the culinary department of the Par
entail establishment. Cook after cook,
after working at the kitchen range fif-
teen or eighteen hours a day, including
Sundays and holidays, and striving as
earnestly as ever did a chancellor OF
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-08-16

Tell me why dat is?' 1 says to
Duchess. "A man wouldn't play off
his game like dat to be made President
of Washington, and go to his office ev-
cry day in all de yachts in de Ameri-
can Navy"
President, bah,'' says Duchess.
What is de President alongside
Cupid?"
"Oh, he isn't so woise," l says.
When a woman like Madam Hard
ing'-dats Widdy-"has made up her
mind dat it will be of de social and
woildy advantage for to make a mar
riage wit man like Whiskaire, it is
de kind of a resolve dat woiks magic, ,"
Duchess says. 1T is de kind of a re-
solve dat man knows noting Off he
did he would be of such a fright dat he
would make de laws to keep women in
jail wit wells over der eyes
Doing time I asks, like de prin-
cesses in de Rabian Nights dat Miss
Fannie reads de Kiddie?''
DE same" Duchess says. WILDLY is
not jeune file but she is not yet of a
certain age, and she has a desirable
dot, and could marry any of many
young men-but, she has of de deter
mination to marry Whiskaire. and, fool
ish man. he tink dat it depend upon
him wedder she will or not. Mon Dieu
why does he not. give up de struggle al
once, and have time to tink of some
ting else?"
But what has letting him beat her al
golf got to do wit de layout" l says
Truly. mon ami, one would tink da'
you have not de advantage of Il clever
wife-you ask questions so stupid
cut de CANNON" l says, AN gel
to de evidence
"Whiskaire is of de COMMONWEALTH
you say?-is de man average"
q wish his income was. too" says l.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-08-16

What tell" l says. Il didn't tink
you had de noive. What did you do it
for?"
Because Maggie is a good goil, but
she wouldn't make up her mind to mar
~ your fren de barkeep.'
Did you tink he needed a mouse un-
der his eye to make Maggie see what
a good-looker he is 1 says, trying to
get next to her woman argument.
No" she says. But all women need
some reason for why dey will marry a
man. Wildly has her reason, par ex-
ample, and a good reason for her. Mag
gle, being de same kind of a woman.
in anodder way. needed de same kind
of a reason, in anodder way. Madam
Harding see Whiskaire successful, il
de only way dat she understand sue
cess, and she will marry him. Maggie
seen her steady successful in de way
she understood-and she will marry
him. Comprenez vous? Woman is all
alike-wit difference
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-08-16
CHIMMIE FADDEN

And Willy Wildly! Say, honest, you
wonder when she gets de time to take
de exercise she must take to keep her
figure as fit as it is. II dere's anything
but polo-in de line of exercise sports
dat Wildly doesn't play l never heard
de name of it. Duchess says dat de
minute Wildly lands Whiskers she'll
give up all her exercise. and grow so
fat her trusso-how's dat? Trousseau?
Tanks.-her trousseau won't do her
bit of good. It'll do Duchess a lot of
good; for what Wildly can't or don't
wear, Duchess rakes off like a mice.
But French COILS can keep dere figures
witout training. and OATS why women's
styles comes from Paris, Duchess says.
Wildly plays golf wit Whiskers. 1
know her game, and 1 know dat she
can give him stroke a hole, and make
him look like he was playing checkers;
but p'chee, he always beats her. Even
when she takes d stroke from him on
de long holes, he beats her.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-08-16
Copyright, 1903. by Robert Howard
RuSSell.)

Say de whole woild has gone straight
dotty on muscle. 1t was always so
down where hung out as a kid, but de
fine haired end OF de woild has got it
bad only since de time 1 began to pipe
it off-since l got me job in Miss Fan
MES house. When l foist come hero
all women, and most men, would go
tru a Summer witcut baking dere skins
brown while trying to get long on mus
Gle and short on fat. 1 foist fought 1t
was only bluff. and dat society mugs
would get cold feet before dey got mus
Gle bound; but nay, nay: dey sticks to
de game like it was ready money You
can tell wedder dey is in earnest about
it when man like Mr.. Paul will Gu.
off his shot of small bots in a evening
before has me hand well into de game
of pulling de plugs.
Shall 1 fetch anodder bottle, sir?''
1 says to him, wanting to know we'd
der l could make sneak, and butt in
wit de odder soivants what was down
on de beach, taking a salt bat by moon
light.
No more tonight, Chames," he says.
after counting over on his fingers how
many he has had. No more tonight.
l finds dat 1 goes off in me tennis if I
10 not Oeny HeSeH. lake away ue
empty bottles; dey reminds me of me
toist."
mo sugar in me coffee 1 hears Miss
Fannie say after dinner. Sugar runs
me above me best riding weight, and
I've promised to ride over to de polo
game tomorrow. Will you ride wit us,
papa, or drive?" she says.
I'll drive. me dear" Whiskers says.
but not in a trap. I'll drive at golf
he says. "Chames. I'll want you to go
to de links wit me early in de morning,
to recover balls. while 1 practice driv-
ing. It's stonishing," he says to Mr..
Paul, dat 1 drives much better when
Chames is wit me, dan when I has one
of de caddies.''
I wonder, De caddies isn't on to de
graft. When Whiskers drives, 1 hangs
out on de fair green, about eighty
yards from de tee, wit a club in me fist,
de way caddies does: and when his ball
comes along. looking tired, and ready
to stop, 1 gives it a swat, careless like
and sends it on its way about fifty
yards furder. Whiskers never sees,
cause he can't wear glasses when ne
COLTS; and he's so tickled wit his good
woik dat he tips me liberal-and near
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-08-16

goes croisy dat he can't make dose
wonder drives when I'm not dere to
help good ting along.
Well, having get me folks comfort
able for de evening, 1 chases down to
de badfng beach where de odder hands
is having water sports in de light of
de moon, and l joins in.
Duchess is dere, but she is shy on
salt water. Take a. running jump, and
come in l says to her. DE water
isn't feard of you; but I wonder de
moon doesn't go under cloud when it
sees you in dose togs. What are you
made up for, anyway" l says to her.
Don't be lmpudent, Master Chames,"
she says. I'm made up for style, and
dat has noting to do wit salt water
1t would never hang right again if
got dis skirt wet I'm glad you give
it a name" l says. eff OATS a skirt
you ought to give it something to make
it grow. What is dose tings you have
on your feet?" says 1, trying to grab
her ankles to drag her into the water.
and p'chee, dat goil had on high heel
shoesI
But even Duchess has de croise.
When de folks is all away from de
house she plays croquet wit Maggie, de
house maid; for she says it makes her
belt line smaller to bend over and swat
de ball. But croquet is no more eX-
ercise dan reading de baseball news Is
playing ball.
Even Kiddie has to be. brought up in
de fashion. Every morning de young
ster is fetched to de noissery, in pa
jamas for exercising close, and l
teaches her to swing clubs. OATS a
ioh- inc M
was de champion of de Rose1eaf Social
Outing, and Life Saving Club. Duchess
piped me giving Riddles her morning
lesson for a few days, and she says she
would take hand in de game herself.
She did De next time l give Duchess
q lesson in club swinging I'll hire de
wide, wide woild for de gymnasium,
and move out de stars and moons, and
tinss like dat, so dat Duchess will have
room to woik in. She broke everything
in dat noissery, not barring her head
and mine. Duchess told Riddle not to
tell dat she had been playing rough
house; and to sweeten de Kiddie moi
to forget, Duchess got some marmalade
for her. Tank you Hortense''-dat'a
Duchess-"Tank you, Hortense," says
Kiddie, but I must not eat sweets In
de morning, because dey destroys me
waist line" and de little one went OF
her way, wit her figure al right-hke
I little keg'
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-08-16
SLIPS OF THE TONGUE.
Amusing Twists that Did Not Express
What Was Meant

The worthy university preacher who
announced Hymn No. 35S. From Ice
lands Greasy Mountains" and after,
referring in his sermon to Bon the
BAPTIST corrected himself by saying,
No, no! L mean the BAPTIST Bon," has
had many imitators at oxford and else
where, although it is only fair to say
that the universities are specially fav-
ored by them.
1t was, for instance, d varsity Don
who one Sunday startled his congrega
ton by giving out Hymn lis. The
10th mountaineering Congs Their
Titles Take" and another of the learn
ed fraternity who, preaching a sermon
in honor of Queen Victoria's diamond
jubilee, referred to her majesty in these
impressive words, Now, my brethren,
you have a queer Dean, very queer
Dean, and a very queer Dean indeed"
and to this day there are some who de-
cline to believe that the preacher was
net having a sly hit at the dean CT his
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-08-16
THE SUPREME TEST.

81 am not entirely convinced by either
your speech or your gait that you are
intoxicated said the Boston police
man, as he gravely shook his head.
The man he had halted swayed a
little. then suddenly Strengthened up
and discreetly hiccoughed behind his
hand.
I'll have to give you the supreme
test" the officer continued. with a lit
tie sigh of commiseration. Say, trans
cendentalism. -
But the unhappy one fell down on
the last syllable and thereupon was
hauled away to the nearest prison cell.
Exchange.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-08-16
HOME OF THE GAIETY GIRL.
Noteworthy History of the London
Theater Just Closed.

The Gaiety theater in London, which
has just ended a prosperous existence
of 80 years. is interesting to thea tergo-
ers as the Home OF the original 'Gaiety
girl who added so much to the joy of
living in American cities.
Other incidents in the career of the
theater that make it interesting to
Americans We're the first English APP
pearances there OF w. ]. Florence and
his wife, of Henry E. DiXey, Nat Good
win and John T. Raymond.
The theater was opened on Dec. 81.
1868. on the site of the old Strand music
hall. In the earlier years of the theater's
existence the programmes were not
wholly confined to burlesque, and some
of the actors who appeared there then
were Henry Irving. John L. Toole, AIDE
laide Nelson, Henry Neville and Madge
Robertson.
Burlesque soon became the regular
policy of the theater. although dramas
were occasionally acted. and the Com
edie Franchise company made it's only
appearance in England at this theater.
John Hollingshead was the manager Of
the theater until 1885, and it must be
said that during the season of bur-
lesque there the institution was no
credit to the drama.
Men about town in London, decrepit
ears and rich lordlings, had access to
the stage as freely as if they were ac-
tors in the performance. The pretty
women in the chorus paid little or no
attention to their work, left during the
performance if they were so inclined,
| and were said to ignore for months at
a time the envelopes containing their
salaries.
piled most of the hurlesques in those
| days. Nellie Farren, Arthur Roberts.
Fred Leslie, Kate Vaughn, Phyllis
Broughton, Lefty Lind, E. ]. Lonnen.
Florence S. John, Sylvia Grey, John
Monkhouse and Marion Hood We're
some of the artists who took part in
| these performances. Kate Vaughn, who
died year ago, was the inventor of the
skirt dance. which was for d long time
identified with the Gaiety's production.
George Edwardes, the manager of the
theater until its close, changed the re-
| gime established by HollingShead and
made the Giety as respectable as any
playhouse in London. He made bur
| lesque the principal feature, but for
eign actors also played there. Augustin
Days company appeared at the Gaiety
| for several seasons.
| The Gaiety knew few failures and
during the last decade of it's existence
any musical farce produced there was
sure to run at least half a year.-New
York Sun.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-08-16
THRILLING CIRCUS ACTS.
Each Year the Effort Is to Secure More
Startling Sensations.

1t was about three years ago that the
circus performers passion for making
a human gyroscope of himself became
an acute mania In most of it's feat
ures the circus of today is the same as
the circus depicted on the Assyrian
monuments. There has been, however
one innovation in the last half decade.
1t is absolutely necessary now for ev=
cry tirSt-claSS circus to contain some
peculiarly hair-raising feat performed
with wheels or Some sort of whirlinS
things on some rather elaborate piece
of apparatus which can be built up in
the middle of the ring. First it was
the descent of long flight of steps on
a bicycle, next the ascent of a narrow
spiral without any hand rails on a sim
gle wheel, then the thrilling loop the
loop" then the riding of a bicycle
around the inside of a verticle cylinder
For the first year a newly invented
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-08-16

Mine hundred ana n1neIy-nine such
men out of a tousand marry de woman
who is de cleverest at fiattering dere
conceit. If dat woman is also of a
stylshment,-voila! c'est fait,"
"All over but de rice trowing. eh?
And Whiskers doesn't know dat her
chains are on him."
Even d stupid woman makes d man
tink dat her chain is his ornament In
France desc ting is understood; and a
goil is not allowed to pick out de man
she will marry; her parents do dat for
her."
Duchess" says l, Il was wondering
wedder it is a good ting, or not, for me.
dat your parents wasn't in America
before 1 married you"
ut is foolish for men to consider such
subject-leave dat to women; dey is en-
title to some amusement
I wonder what dat goil meant,
What she was saying about Widdy's
golf set me linking: ard I remembers.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-08-16
A RECORD.

Nell-Dottie is such an unlucky girl.
She never can keep fellow when she
gets one
Tom-Can't? Why, she kept a score
at the ball game the other day.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-08-16
THE TEST OF FRIENDSHIP.

81 did not know that 7 had SO many
close friends" said the sporter, turned
down in his tenth attempt to borrow
$5.-Yale Record.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-08

,,&urp : Sprmalin" (@imer &
1T als antileptiibes 8abns
lno Munopaiier uniibertrofen. 6.
s. Shmiot 6ouiton, Ger. &aent.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-08
Giue Ssebulutton in stdat!

Gin ii6eres Iu5eiden elmer %bepuritts
benOen unwdl5uns unb erniter Stu
ranaen in Sbrem Spltem iino Nerboiis
tat. sGlafloiisfeit pber llebelfeit.
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gen llriaden 6ierbon 5erit6ren. Dies
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so Gents unb bas @efb miro Suriidgez
seben, tuenn es nidt p6qiee 8efrlebi.
suns seiuabrt. @arantirt burd Die
Npotbefer s. 8altener & Con unb Gb.
0reiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-08

@r bGlt es ferner fir piinlden8s
mert. oaB Die Snbianer=N genten gar5
uno gar bent @inf1uNe bet BDlitif
ent5Dgen miiroen.
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fir Die giienbabn=N ngeitellten. miro
brineeno ennpfohlen.
Ser Brd1ioent empftehlt ebenfaGs
angeleaentlihit Die peitere Nusoeb.
nuag oes Giniloienitgeiebes auf int
mer tueitere 8eamtens 8ateeorien.
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SerfiAerune bes Bralioenten bereits
in b0hem @raoe bepdbrt unb 10 Die
gorausiaeungen ieiner BefIrnprter
gerebtfertigt.
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Die Wi9tigteit GROCER l1ebuneslager
fir bic praftilbe Nu8biloung Der
Nrmee unb er en,pfteblt brinaeno,
Die Nuswabl a~eeianeter 20calit6ten
fir oieien 3med 81 beihleunigen.
Das Spitem Der BefDroerung Der
Sffiaiere Der Nrtnee ausIhlieBlih
auf @runo Der Nnciennitdt beseidnet
Der Brdlioent als fait ebenio fallh,
tuie BAG Spitem Der 8efDroerung in
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geben uDlte, 5eiat iib Die reue Ge=
publtt i'm 10 ent9e9enfDmmenoer
uno Der BON Banana bereits arge>
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men !"
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ten ubermleien.
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8uranibldae fir Die Iussaben Der
8unoess &e9ierung tpdbreno oes nit
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caliabreS nDraeleet. DieIelben be-
siffern fid auf 1924 02, 142, gegen
$3.50. 189, 112 i'm 8Driabre. Die
@eltmahtspolitit tDftet @elo,
ibnldhlid piel @elo ~ aber. ,Wir
baben's ia. mir t6nnen's ia |"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-08
Sine aroufiae asami[ien.gff6l

Cine arauiiee Samilien=G Hdre
meloet Der 8erliner tdeltd)e Bplisei'
beriht. Sn 9empelbof bat Der @ait>
mirt unb friihere Sbneiber 3arl
Drepbroot feline gbefrau ourh Bell
biebe getDotet unb Johann ourd
Sturs aus Dem BDbenfeniter Selblt>
moro begangen. Die Nabbarn Ias
gen, oaB bas Baar felt LANCER Belt
in bitteritem unfrieoen lebte. 9rep.
broot botte i'm Sabre 1893 feline Srau
wegen ibrer 6latterbaftieteit nerlaie
fen unb mar nah SEEN Nort eeaar.
gen. pD er in einem Sbneioerge=
ibdft frieolih lebte. Seine ners
fafiene Trau. nit Der er In &Dr,
reipunbens 9eblieben mar, ihrieb
reueuoQe Briefe an i'm uno be-
tuDe i'm oaburb Sur &iidfebr nab
Berlin. 9a8 8erb6ltniR smiihen
ben tpieoeroereinieten @atten geftal>
tete iid ieouh balo Ihlimmer ole
nurber uno enoete jebt nit Der 8lut.
tat GreebrDot.
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December oerart in oibten Webe( ee=
biiIt, oaB Der 9elamte StraBen.
oertebr Der &~ieienitaot unterbrpden
peroen muBte, nahoem es bereits
su sablrelhen ~8uiammenitDBen auf
ben StraBen gefDmmen mar.
gurb anboltenoe unQepbbns
lid itorte &egenaliie tpuroe bic
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8aIier gelebt. Der ct. Marfuss
8lab itano bier SUB unter @aiier
uno bic Sluten branaen iuear in Die
8atbeorale elm. Man befiirhtet nod
cine Bieoerhuluus bes Sohmufers.
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Snlanbiide Mpden . RmnSidlam

Die @rtrasS eiiion oes So. Son.
ereiies 1T pbne Sang uno Slang au
gnbe aeaanaen. unb 5par Dbne Die
Mufgabe I'll erfiDen, fir oeren Grs
leoigung tie einberufen uproen mar.
Die Snulo oes Observation-Disclosures
Ies tuar oas natiirlib niht, ben1l
oieles erleoigte iid ieiner Mufaobe in
onertenaenspert prutnpter Nrt uno
Weile, inbem eS ben HeciprDcitdt8'
gertrog NIT Der Mepublif Cuba Bill
ligte, unb stpar init elmer WaiOritdt,
Die tatIdhlih Wiernanb fir mDelih
eebalten baben uiroe.
Mber Der Senat 10 nllte einfah
niht, uno meuft man AUDI nidt be-
greit, marutn feline 8%uitimmuna
iberbaupt erft nod rDtia lift, ba er
ia id5Dtt i'm porigetl Sabre ienen
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oaa Sntrafttreten oerlelben MIR BON
Der 3uitimntung bes 6auies abbdns
gig mahte. 10 iua oaa bennDh nDtig
|ein uno onmit baita!
aaur1 mar Die grtrasS eliion nos
turiidJen Tubes perblihen, 10 besant,
am Mnntag ben Z. DECEMBER bic res
gufdre, Die iDgenannte lange Winter'
@eiiion oes &Dngreiies.
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regul6re SeiliDn burb cine Botlbaft,
tpelher it'd bic biinbige &irae oers
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n d. nahribn1en ldBt. Dieie
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ielben tpiiroe cine gauge Reibe BON
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