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TIE BENEFIT BAZAR.
Many Needy Families are Given
Temporary Relief.

short tine ago eleven little girl,
organized themselves into . body 70,
the purposes of raising . purse for the
benefit Of Mr.. Peter wehl. who had
been unfortunate in the sickness OF
. number Of his family and the death
Of his wife. They met with much
encouragement and finally concluded
TO make their organization permanent
A name became necessary and after
doe deliberxtion the organization wa
given the name Of The Kings
Daughter. with the following Off GERS
Rosa Lines, president.
Ruth Deibert, secretary.
Bessie Jack. treasurer.
Besides the above officers Ada Col
lins. Ethel Deibert. Elizabeth Ken.
Won. Sylvia Csdman. CLARA Morris,
Irene Lobach. Winnie Weeks and
Jennie Tanner are members Of this
magnificent little band Of workers.
These little girls have set q pace
that might be well for older people to
follow. God bless them. Such acts
of charity will certainly be rewarded
here on earth - we'll Is in that bright
beyond.
The bazar given by this little band
of busy workers on Saturday WAS =
great success and could have been
much bigger thing il the church
people had only done as we'll as out
siders. As it was about tI42 in cash
and groceries was received. Nineteen
needy families right here in Florence
were given groceries and provisions to
the ext,nt Of not less than $3 to n
worth Of goods to each family.
OF course, the cash and the bulk Of
the groceries went to Peter Wehl for
whose benefit the bazar was given.
Kind reader. have you stopped to
think what great amount Of good
these eleven little girls have accom-
plished. and how much more they
will do before the winter is over.
Already they are planning to give
another bazar in about two months,
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and IL 10 hoped that they will b
given the proper announcement iu
this noble work. They can put Other
organizations to shame.
There are . number Of grown folk.
whom The Tribune will not mention
who devoted much time In the man.
aging and assisting at the bazar. bus
the little girls did all OF the solicis
ing. collecting and attended 70 shs
distribution of the articles.
The little girls known - th>
Kipes Daughters, desire througt
the columns Of The Tribune to than
all of Those who aided them ir
donations. work or announcement.
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SUBPOENA FOR CARNEGIE.
Wanted to Testify Before tn
Grand Jury.

New YORK, Dec. IA subpoens
WAS issued TODAY for Andrew Carnegie
by Central District Attorney Sullivan
to testify before the grand jury.
The subpoena was given to . deputy
marshal for service today. II Oar.
negie can be found he will be com
pelled to answer the summons. He
is wanted to testify regarding she
note which 10 to figure In the ca+e
against President Beck with and Cash
Ter Spears OF the defunct Oisizens
bank Of OberIip, o.
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Bombarding the Town.

Toxic. Dec. l2.SThe japanese bat
tories at Port Arthur have damaged
the Russian ships to such an exten,
that 1t IL not deemed necessary to At.
tack the vessels further. The town
is now being shelled with effect. The
wireless tel ,graph station at Golden
hill was set on FIRE and damaged by
shells this morning.
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GRAND OPENING.
Gibbs Jewelry,.Co. Stock Ready for
Inspection.

The Gibbs Jewelry 90. will have
its Christmas opening tomorrow after.
noon fro~ to to 10 p. N. and
everybody in town and the camps are
not only cordially invited but are ex-
pected to be present.
Messrs. Crouch and Colville will
discourse sweet music for the occasion
and light refreshments will be served.
Extra help will be on hand to answe,
questions and lay away any goods
that may be selected but you don't
have to purchase goods. ~ this 10 q
regular opening Of the new store.
Remember the place. the Golden Rule
old stand, and take your friend with
you.
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On the evening Of Dec. oath The
Fair will give away to the person
holding the lucky number the largest
and handsomest doll ever shown in
Fremont county. See the window
Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Attempt at Assassination.

st. Petersburg, Dec. l2.-An At.
tempt to assassinate the chief of DO.
lice of Odessa was made today.
While walking down the street an un
known assailant struck him . terrific
blow on Ihe head and felled him.
His condition is serious,
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Took up Smoot Case.

Washington, Dec. 12.-The sena Q
committee on privileges took up the
Smoot case today. There was a la rye
number Of witnesses present. ]. NJ.
Buckley, editor of the Christian Ad-
vocAte, was the first witness called.
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Mrs. DR.. g. &. Lee, Osteopathic
physician, ia Santa Fe ave., success.
fully treats all chronic and nervous
complaints. deafness. fevers, eto.
Female Complaints . speciality. Phone
301 Black. 65.tf
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Reserved seats for the Brownie
Band 35 cents At Morris & Honey
mans. II you have . general ad-
mission ticket you can get IL reserved
at the store for 10 cents,
The daily tribune., 1904-12-12

Cliff Holmboe is we'll known in
Florence where he resided some foar
years ago, running a photograph gal
lery in the Denver block on West
Main street.
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Ladies Of the g. A. r. arc request.
ed to attend . special meeting in the
city hall Tuesday evening. Dec. 18th
to meet Mrs. Minnie n. Ditto. Dept.
Pres. of Victor. Colo.
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Mrs.. Chadwick Remains In Jail.

Now York. Dec. 2.-Aithouah
two efforts to secure bail fer Mrs.
ChsdwicE have failed. size expresses
the belief that bail will be secured
today. Her maid VA admitted to
the prison At 1880 At which time her
attorneys also called.
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Xmas photos-the best "a. so doz
Six kinds Of medallions; photo pins.
watch charms. Stamp pictures I5c
doz. Masters. West Main. $3.50
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TWO MORE
FOUND GUILTY
Democratic Watchers SEN
tenced to County Jail.
Must Serve One Year and Paw 4
Fine Of 81 900 Eact-So Con-
elusive Ia Testimony Attor-
neys Did Not Argue Case.

Dsnver. Dec. la.-The State su-
preme court continues its activity in
the matter Of election frauds and two
n-ore democratic watcher were sen.
teDcsd this morning. They are:
M l.. Delaney.
Thomas Culp.
They are both from tho Seventh
ward and each was sentenced to one
year In the county jail and to pay .
hne Of u. 600.
The report Of the handwriting sx.
perts this morning were 20 conclusive
thas the ATTORNEYS on both sides
did not care to argue the csse, and
ssntsnoe was pronounced immedi.
ately.
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a SMALL deposit will hold until called for any article
\ you may select. 1t is good plan to choose your
Amas gifts early While the assortment is unbroken. We
arc already laying aside great many Xmas Shirts Ties
Handkerchief. Hose Shoes House Coats Sippers Suit
Cases and other articles too mention Call
carly and avoid the rush
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Sh ths ekoicess RS
dencs ioss In the city =
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1904-02-26
Notice Of Forfeiture.

TO W. ID. Preston. and his heirs. executors
ana assigns and to all 1t may concern:
YOU are hereby notified that J. your CO.
! owner In the Crown Point Lode mining
claim, located on 1lacktail Mountain. In tho
Pend d'Oreillc Mining District, County az
hootenai state Of Idaho IN accordance with
section IA Of the Revised Statutes OF the
Untted States. have expended in labor and
tmprovements MS assessment work on said
U sa,l Point Lode mining claim In said dis
trict the sum OF 800 for the year 1893. The
said sum expended In said assessment work
amounting III lie aggregate. to ~ o on said
mining cialn, You. my cOOwDer. are indeht-
eu 10 me Tor said assessment work In the said
sum of siU0 Tor the year 1913. amounting 10
your ore fourth interest in said Crown Point
Lode mining claim.
Ana unless you pay the sum above disig-
nhteu tor the year above mentioned for your
interest IN said Crown Point Lode mining
ciam within ninety days after the legal pub
ication OF this notice together with the In
!eresl and cost OF advertising. your interest
i y sald CrOwn Point Lode mining cluim will
oeconc the property OF tn. undcrsign. Il.
J.. II. JEANAUT.
FIRST publication Jan. S--last Aprils.
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CONTEST NOTICE.
Department OF the Interior.
United States Land DffjrC


CTur dAlSnr, idaho, January II, 1900.
\ sufficient contest affidavit having h..c,
filed III this office by THOMAS Is. Vii.
l.lAMS, contestant, against homestead entrv
No. 1850. made October -, Et0 for Lot In. S.,.
1. NJ NWA, Sec. D; All In Tp. 50 North range
W. Is. NJ. ny Charles A. Straight, COntest..s
IN which y Is alleged that said Charles Al
straight since having HE'D upon the said
land las made 10 improvements ON the 81: M,
except the cutting OF u small amount ~ wooal
during the spring Of 1901, that said Straight
was not upon the land from and after I'M,
brst day Of July, 1901, that the said Straight
died on or about the LIST day OF May 1863 after
having been absent from and having ai,an.
dOned said land fora period of more than
SIN months prior to his death; that since tho
death ~ the said Straight no heirs or devils
ces OF the said Straight have made any Inn
claim thereto. That said alleged absence
from said land was not do to bis employ mcnt
~ the army, navy Or marine CORPS u tho
united states rs private soldier, seaman or
marine during the war with Spain or during
any other war in which, the United Stntcr
may be engaged and that there are no know n
heirs. Said parties are hereby notified to-
APPEAR respond and offer evidence touching
said allegations at 10 o'clock A. NJ on MauH
9Th. ED4 before the Register and Receiver AZ
the United States Land Ofticc in CHur d.
Alene, Idaho.
The said contestant having, in a proper
amdavit. filed Ian. II, 1904. set forth facts
which show that after due diligence personal
servicc Of this notice can no, bc made. IL Is
hereby ordered and directed that such notice
be given by due and proper publication.
Jana9toMarM u. II. BUDLONG, Register.
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CONTEST NOTICE.
Department Of the Interior,
United States Land OftjrG

occur Il NIcnc. idaho, Feb. 10, 1901
A sufficient contest affidavit having bccr
filed in this ofiiccby BERT MCLEAN, ~ imL.
stead entry No. 1919. made January ri i.sD
for Lot 1. OF Section b. Township 81 II. n !;
W M by Carroll l.. Skeel. Contc,teo. i.
which IL IL alleged that said entrymnn h.s
wholly abandoned said land and channel
his residence therefroM for more thun six
months since making said entry jmmed
lately prior to the date hereof and has ust
cultivated and improved said Cmfry ms re-.
guircd by aw. and that said entry man il moi
In the state OF Idaho but In Lac Du Ron
nett. Manitoba. and that sud aller.,l
absence from said land Is not duo to His
employment IN the Army. Navy or Mnrin,,
Corps OF the United States during the wnr
with Spain or during any other war IN which
the United States may be engaged. either nj
private soldier. officer. seaman Or marine.
Said PARTIES are hereby notified to app.a,.
respond and offer evidence touching satd nj,
legation nj 10 o'clock n. m on Aprii 10. 1904
before the Register and Receiver ut the nil
ed States LandOfficc In Occur d'Alcnc Idaho,
Tho said contestant having. in "a Dropcr
affidavit. filed fcbruury 0. 1906 set, set fOrti,
facts which show that after due diligence,
PERSONAL service ct this notice can not h.,
made, u Is hereby ordered and directed thai
such notice be given by due and proper pub
LEGATION. ID. H. bUDIONG. Sceissrr
Feb. II to March, Is
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Bright's Disease.

The largest sum ever paid for a pre-
scription, changed hands in San Fran
cisco, Aug. 30, 1901. The transfer in
volved in coin and stock SIP, 500. 90
and was paid by party Of business
men for a specific for Bright's Disease
and Diabetes, hitherto incurablc dis
eases.
They commenced the serious inves-
tIgation OF the specific Nov. Is, 1900.
They interviewed scores Of the cured
aud tried it out on its merits by put
ting over three dozen cases on the
treatment and watching them. They
also got physicians to name chronic,
incur2ble cases, and administered it
with the physicians for judges. Up
to Aug. %, eighty-seven per cent Of
the test Gases were either well or pro.
crossing favorably.
There being but thirteen per cent of
failures, the parties were satisfied and
closed the transaction. The proceed
ings OF the Investigating committee
and the clinical reports of the test cas-
es were published and will be mailed
free Oh application, Address john j.
FULTON COMPANY, 400 Washington
st. San Francisco. Cal.
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Notice Of Forfeiture.

To Carl faux and Chris. Mudllcr holt. and
your he'll y. executors and us signs and 10
a.l II may concern: '"
YOU ARE HEREBY notified that your &C :
owner IN the Galcna Trail No. Two min.
ing claim located about four mil east of
Granite. Idaho, In the Pend DOreiIlo Mirinr
District. County OF kootenai, State of Idaho.
~ aceordance with section 2;s.i of the revised
statutes or the United States have expended
IN labor and improvements as assessment
the sum OF 500 90 fol- the year 1909. the said
sun, expent, d in said assessment work
amounting IN the aggr g ate to SlOOOa Oh said
mining claim. You my co-Owners arc in.
deotod to me for said assessment work in the
sum OF $50 90 for the year 1909 amounting To
your one Iialft!a) interest In said Gaiena
arm'i no. Two Mining Claim aud unless you
above mentioned 70. your interest in said
O .I,,,, within ninety days afJer the legal
puDiication OF this notice together with the
interest and cost OF advertising, your inter-
cSt IN sad Galena Trail No. Two Mining
signed. 4; " HiT III f r"uor-
fhst Publication Feb. &c; Last Pub. May 81.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department Of the Interior.
Land Otiice at GOcur d. A len., Idaho

department of the Interior.
Lan0 Ohice 1T Occur d'Alene. Idaho
January ID 1l0h
Nolice IS hereby given that the following
t hm me I settler has aI. notice Of his Intention
w ,d dn ~, nnai PROOF in support Of his clailn,
, Han ana Recciver ut Occur d'Alene, on
HEINRICH JOINS,
ia. No. 100, for the NEA, sec. %, tn. 5a n. ?
w bm. ~ ~ W ~ ~
ne names the following witnesses 10
prove MS continuous residence, nn",, .n.l
cultivation of said land viz:
n Unarles W; Rose, Simeon G. Rose Samuel
I ImmOieE ana Henry yiebrpck, all of Ruth-
d. II. BUDLOSG, Register.
Jan29 to Marcii
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Lodge Meetings.


Following are the meeting times of
The fraternal organizations of Rath.
drum at Fraternal Hall:
Mondays: Royal Neighbors, ! and ,.
Rebekahs, . and 4.
tuesdays, Knights of Pythlas.
Wednesdays, Masons.
Lady Maccabecs, and3.
Thursdays, Rathbone Sisters.
Fridays, /. o. O. +.
saturdays, NJ. W. Of A. I and 8.
Forestcrs , and 4.
4. A. Il. End, p. M.
Womans' Relief Corps.
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iN HE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIRST
JJn,RRlGIAL DISTRICT IN AND FOX THE
EIDDSoIMHIH OF KOOTENAI, STATE OF
.n lena JACOB ,Ss;., Plaintiff !onprn.
AUGUST Jacobi, Defendant,
inc above entitled action, II oppcnrfnr.
=, ~, rom s tne files and record i'm said cause.
blu BIZ, irom Inc affidavit of lena Iacupt. TN.
sMintiH made herein. that the suI, m,,i,s Is
,Ieu ~ s,ild action was personally se rived on
, ,mS petendant on the 9th day OF Novel. her.
~ ts"S, ~ sand Point, and within Inc conn
~ ~ Mootenai. State of Idaho and that the
,i has not answered or (iem,irred Il,
me, ,ne Complaint filed in said action within the
comntnte , n.ea py law, and said service Is
expired. 'os A'S "Ppcnrihg mas
THEREFORE,. on motion Of John A. Stein
,S.. attorney for the Plaintiff. IL il orderrd
=; ;r'a. ahc tcstlmOncy by question md answrr
~ saIu actioh be taken before Viii II Wh,ta-
1T, = Notary Public. residing ut Sandnnin,
o., ICY = Oh Hootcnaf Stite Of Idaho. or the
Snnd Wy ~ Oi FEBRUARY. 1901. Mt his Office in
na III roimt ho0fenai County, state OF Idaho
ai.u reported to this Court.
81 IN WiTNEsS WHEREOF. 7 have berc,o
S +, my nand this 18th day OF February iSg
Ia ~ upeh court In kootenai County. State III
Il. Y. MORGAN.
Dis.trict Judge First judicial Dist ri,st I'm
""u 'or houtehal County state Of idaJ,b
Fcbi9 Il
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WANTED

SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVE in this
county and adjoining territories, to
represent and advertise an old estab-
lished business house OF solid tfnan-
cial standing. Salary S2l weekly,
with Expenses paid each Monday by
check direct from headquarters. En-
penscs advanced; position permanent.
We furnish everything.
Address, The Columbia, Gao Monon
Bldg, Chicago, III. F26toAprl ]
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CUURCu-Rey
+. A. Walker, Pastor. Sunday School 10 a. IN /;
morning service II O'clock. Christian En-
ncavor Mt 6:.O y. M. Evening service at 7:3O.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening.
NJ. f. CHURCH-Rev. G. +. Cook. Pastor.
services every Sunday evening ut ! no o'clock
ana every other Sunday morning Mt II o'clock.
sunday School ut 10 a. NJ; Jr. League at 5:l5
m, and 81, League Mt $40 p. IN. Pray
O'Clock. at the Church.
GERMAN NJ. e. CHURCH Rev. J, nj.
Herman, Pastor. Preaching every other
sunday ut II u. IN. Sunday School every
sunday u 10 u. m. In the Advent Church.
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Al ODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA,
IA Rathdrum Camp No. 6sE3.
Meets Mt Fraternnl Hall every 1st and 3rd
Saturday Of each month. Visiting neighbors
cordially invited. J. t. M. Culp, Clerk; b.
y. Bourn. Consult J. g. Koch, Deputy
Head Consul.
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Royal NEIGHBORS OF AMERICA.
~ Evergreen Camp No. 23i7. Meets every
LIST and ard Monday In each month at Fra
ternal Hall. Miss Jennie Culp, Recorder
Mrs. j. 9. Callahan. Oracle.
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LODGE DIRECTORY.

PANH ANDLE LODGENO. H. Knights OF
Pythias meets ut Fratcrnal Hall every
Tuesday evening, Visiting Knights always
welcome. kOBT. +. DYER e. o.
d. f. DANDY. X. OF r. and 8.
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u @. T. NJ, RATHDRUM LODGE NO.
~ :, meets Mt Fraternal Hall Ind and 4th
Wednesdays Ia each month. d. VanDuxcr,
Commander; Il. s. McCrca, Record Keeper.
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CYRINGA TEMPLE No. 4. Ra,hb0ne Sisters
- meets every Thursday evening ut Fra
tcrnal Hall. Mrs. EMMA CHAMBARD.
Mrs. JESSIE DANNY. nj. T., of c..
Nj. OF II. and &.
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order Of Reference to Take Proofs.

~ HE DISTR1CT COURT OF THE FIRST
9ntINM1rAAL RESTRICT. IN AND FOR THE
EInDSS MMIIY OF KOoTENAi, STATE OF
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Fere De chief note III the ever-asCending scale OF
her .no rme-atle attractions IS her intense vitality.
The mEed blood II many intelligent races courses
through her delicate ems and gives Joyous hghtness
90 The bounding II her heart and the swift grace
ae- step She is full of energy well charm If
she sets Cur 10 enjoy herself she enjoys herself thor
cuEnv She raks and laughs freely She is not a
mere Te-ire5sed autoruaton ike the great majority
Il -pper-elass British DANES.
She under The Impression "a pereot y correct one)
that tongue were given 10 converse with and that
bps especially pretty ores, made TO smile with
She IS. taken al her best eruInently good-natured,
and retreHugy free from the iaundiced spite against
others OF her which avors the afternoon chitter
chatter 81 rue out Of every English spnsters and
atrlus taken together III conclave She would.
till whole rather say kind thing than cruel one
Perlfus tins IS because she herself Is triumphant IN
heI al career because she is certain 81 her
poTe1 20 feel BE- The pangs # unreGuited love or 10
permit herself 10 be stlng by the green-eyed monster
lealouev.
H. always is rolling over roses, there always Is
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cever1r Lex say 'brairv 10 an almost incredible
keight Of braIuy ness. She is al there" She can
take the measure Of man In about ten minutes
and classify him as though he "A botanical speci-
men She realizes all ms limitations his notions
and has special and particular tads and she has the
uncounonlv good sense not 10 expect much Of him
She would not take any" the Hlv-ruaid OF
Asroar the -alr Elaine, who spent her time IN polish
ing The shield Of Lancelor and who finally died Of
- Tor that most immoral but fascinating Knight
Of The Round Table.
40 She wouldn't polish a shield YOU bet She
would make Lanceot polish II himself for all he
worth and polish her dear little boots and shoe
for her into The bargain That Is of her secrets
rlaster--Helr let US say queenlness, which sounds
better The Lord Of creation can do nothing IN the
way II ordering her about-because as the Lady Of
creation She expects 10 order HIM about-and she does
She expects 20 be worked tor worshped and generally
ATTENDED ra-4rd she gets her way What she wants
she TiL aa.e-though Companies" smash, AID
mighty combines split into infinite nothngness
and more Than any tanner Of wid-forest animals
she makes al her male lions and bears dance her
bidding
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return the old motto OF HobicsSC 0bleC would not
be objectionable re-adoption of old unblemished
scutcheons Of honor would be appreciated even by
the so-caled vulgar and great noble who at
the same time Is a great would IN this present
day be accepted by all classes with universal feeling
of grateful surprise and admiration
But return 10 subject the social popularity OF
the American woman in English society. That this
IS popular IS admitted and ncontestable fac She
completes with the native British female product at
every turin her dress her ways in her irresistible
yivacitv and above all IN her intelligence. When she
knows things she lets people know that she knows
things Size cannot sit with her hands before he IN
stodgv silence letting other folks talk. That IS an
English habit No doubt the English girl woman
knows lust as much as her American sister: but she
has an unhappy knacl OF assuming TO be fool. She
saws little and that little not to much purpose she
looks lest IS dimv understood that she plays
hockey tennis and golf and has large feet. She IS an
athletic enigma
| write this. OF course. solely concerning those
British women young. middle-aged ard elderly, who
make sport and outdoor exercise the chief ann and
en- Of existence: but Weld 10 III my love and
admiration for the real, genuine. nmodernlsed
English maiden her gentlest and best-she is the
rosebud Of the world. And tender devout reverence
and affection TO the unfashionabe. simTle-hearted
dear loving and ever-beloved English wife and
rnother-she IS the rose all its full-bown glory
Unfortunately however. these English rosebuds and
roses seldom are seen IN the sweltering scramblng
crowd called society They dwell IN quiet country
places where the lovely influences Of their modest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-14

the verge OF black rum, ready and willing
TO deyour mouster-hke the holocaust Of
an American virgin. provided bags Of
bullion are flung, with her. into his capa-
clous NAV Though certainly, one should
look upon she frequent marriages of Ameri-
can heiresses with eifete British mobiles as the
carving out of a wise and timely dispensa-
ton Of Providence New blood fresh sap
IS soreiy needed to inEigorate the grand
old tree OF the British aristocracv which
- 80 h. been LookIng .adlv as lE.uah lry-