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The Washington times., 1905-08-11

One interesting midsummer marriage
ir Washington this season is that OF
Miss Mary Louise Alexander. daughter
Of the late w. O.. Alexander and Mrs,
Alexander who will be married at l2:30
o'clock tomorrow at st. Matthew S
Churcn, TO Charles McIndoe Langhorne,
OF Richmond.
The Rev. Father Williams, assistant
rector Of St. Matthew'S, will officiate.
Immediately after the marriage Mrs.
Alexander will close her apartment at
the bride and bridegroom go upon their
W Wedding Journey.
The Washington times., 1905-08-11

Baron Speck Won Sternburg. the Ger
man ambassador, and Baroness Won
Sternburg are now at Homburg. where
they are being lionized by society.
The Washington times., 1905-08-11

Invitations have been issued by Mr.,
and Mrs " Fl. Jordan for the marriage
of their daughter, Miss Frances VIrKipit
Jordan. and Clarence Burton Wilson,
or this city. The ceremony will be per-
formed on August 10. to be followed by a
reception in the home of the parents OF
the bride-eleCt. 142 ? street
The Washington times., 1905-08-11

A man named OsIer has died IN uIi-
EOis. aged 105, Seems as If the BaIti-
more chioroformist ought TO be able to
carry his own family.
The Washington times., 1905-08-11

Thomas NJ Grain has left Washington
for Atlantic City, and will spend his va
cation at the Aubrey.
The Washington times., 1905-08-11

Mr.. Loomis must have felt right at
home, on assuming temporary charge
of state affairs. to see his old friend
Castro bob up so promptly.
The Washington times., 1905-08-11

The relieving party which went TO re-
Heve the relieving party which went 10
relieve the relieving party which went
tC relieve the Ziegler expedition is not
yet heard from, II we understand It.
The Washington times., 1905-08-11

Charles c Glover. who with Mrs
Glover is at Nara gansett Pier, enter
The Washington times., 1905-08-11

Having lost their AIR OF geniality,"
it isn't quite plain on what the Russian
The Washington times., 1905-08-11

Those Pennsylvania anthracite miners
have a feeling that they've met Mr.
Roosevelt somewhere before. and rather
liked his stvie
The Washington times., 1905-08-11

Mr. Wus attitude seems TO be that
while he didn't do 1t he has good deal
OF sympathy for whoever did.
The Washington times., 1905-08-11

The Presiesoat's temperance address
Will not be especially IN demand by the
Ohio organization this season.
The Washington times., 1905-08-11

As he rode over TO the meeting al
which the japanese ENJOYS were TO
state their peace terms. NJ. Witte was
preoccupied. Now, what could he have
been thinking about?
The Washington times., 1905-08-11
Won STERNBURGS
ARE AT HOMBURG
German Ambassador and Baroness Lionzed-Gay Time at
Bar Harbor-Vice President and Mrs. Fairbanks
Guests of Honor at Notable Functions

tanned a dinner party Wednesday even
ing al the Casino.
The Washington times., 1905-08-11

Associate Justice and Mrs NJ s Nor
ris are at Heaton Hall, StOckbridge,
Lenox, for the rest of the month of Au-
gust
The Washington times., 1905-08-11

Mr.. Morgan is planning to sell back
TO China thirty miles Of railroad and
so miles OF concession. The proportion
CT water would appear 10 be about
orthodox.
The Washington times., 1905-08-11

Mrs. y. Watson and Mrs. r. V, Weld
enburg are two of the Washingtonians
stopping at the Breiou, Atlantic City.
The Washington times., 1905-08-11

Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Dodge are at
Fort Meade. S. D, visiting Captain and
Mrs. Heiberg- The Misses Dodge are
don. Monmouth Beach. and Lawrence.
The Washington times., 1905-08-11

nected with them is not accompanied
by desire To do injustice or wrong to
others. I believe in the duty of the
capitalist and wage-worker to try to
seek each other out. to understand each
the Others point of view, and to endeav-
or to show broad and kindly human
sympathy one with the other.
There is a lesson in this address
for John Mitchell and the United
Mine Workers. There is one in it
also for George F Baer and the
United Mine Owners.
The review of the Monroe Doctrine
includes a careful resume of the
American course in Santo Domingo.
1t leads-and the American people
will think it does so logically-to this
conclusion:
II the arrangement is terminated
chaos Will follow; and if chaos follows,
sooner or later this Government may be
involved in serious difficulties with for
eign governments over the island, or
else may be forced to intervene in the
Every consideration of wise
policy, and, above all. every consld-
Grafton of large generosity, bids US
meet the request Of Santo Domingo as
We are now trying To meet it,
The argument on the prevention of
unfair methods in trade is similar
ly simple and direct. In four years
much has been accomplished But
the difficulties encountered have
proven the need for more legislation.
This legislation may be more drastic
than the President would prefer. II
so. it is distinctly a consequence of
the devices adopted by great corpora
tiOns TO avoid the law. 1t may be
that all that is necessary now is the
enactment of a bill to remedy the
abuses in connection with railway
transportation But in the end there
must come regulation OF all corpora
ti0ns doing an interstate business.
There are good people" who will
fear the enactment of such leg.sla-
ton. That fear and the argument
on which it rests were both urged
against proper employers liability
laws. Whatever is done, it is needful
to make haste slowly.
The thoughtful reader will adjudge
this. cautious as it Is, the strong
declaration of a strong man. But it
is far, far removed from the ex-
tremisms of government ownership
and attacks aPon the rich merely
because they are rich. The Presi-
dent, indeed. explicitly d:savows
every such motive as class antagon-
ism, in evident determination not to
be misunderstood in consequence of
his direct and unequivocal comment
upon those great corporation"
which constantly strain the last re-
sources of legal technicality to avoid
obedience to a law far the reasonable
regulation of their business"
Large as this problem is. the na-
tion need not fear to grapple with it
# it adheres to the declaration with
which the President closes:
Our ideal must be the effort to com
bine all proper freedom for individual
effort is not exercised in contravention
Of the eternal and immutable principles
! of justice.
The Washington times., 1905-08-11

The various manufacturers of better
things to drink are prepared to indorse
the advice TO let water alone as a sure
preventive Of typhoid.
The Washington times., 1905-08-11

A Washington boy disappeared and
turned up IN Iowa, but 1t will require
many more similar cases to restore the
balance of trade
The Washington times., 1905-08-11

Miss Evelyn Walsh is a much enter
taIned young lady at Newport. She was
one Of the merry set whom Paul ].
Rainey carried over to Nara gansett
Pier Wednesday on his steam yacht
Anona. They took luncheon at the Ca
sino and had with them Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Martin, Harry Lehr, Mrs. Herman
Oelrichs, William Whitehouse and
Elisha Dyer. jr. Oliver Hartman
Joined them at luncheon. AR. and Mrs.
Paul j, Rainey constantly entertain
upon their three yachts, the Anona and
Viola, built for steam, and the Invader,
for sailing, as well as a Coats villa,
their Newport estate.
The Washington times., 1905-08-11

DR.. w. A Croffut and family, who
returned fram France in June. will re-
sumo their European tour. going 10
Holland on the Naderland tomorrow,
The Washington times., 1905-08-11

Mrs. Mary Q. Ware, of West Point,
Miss. is visiting her sister. Mrs. Fred
PeaH, of 1890 Roanoke street northwest
The Washington times., 1905-08-11

NJ. and Mrs. B. L. Simpson. Miss
Louise Simpson. and Miss Juliet Bur
roughs have gone 10 Atlantic City for
the month of August. and are stopping
at the Mt. Vernon,
The Washington times., 1905-08-11

A. DePuFy, secretary of the Swiss Ie-
cation, has gone to LenoX, and is stop
ping at the Curtis Hotel.
The Washington times., 1905-08-11

Miss Isabel \. Hunter, OF New Or
leans, will be the guest of Mrs. William
T. Todd a 129 A street northeast dur
ing the months Of August and Septen-
The Washington times., 1905-08-11

Mrs. Josie Manders and her three
children. Gertrude, Robert, and Rachel,
have gone 10 Chesapeake Beach for the
month Of August.
The Washington times., 1905-08-11

II Ambassador Conger doesn't see
what he wants. will he please ask for It?
The Washington times., 1905-08-11

Major McBride's bride is now Maud
gone
The Washington times., 1905-08-11

Mrs. Campbell Darlington and Mrs L.
e Darlington are guests at the Shell
burne. Atlantic City, for this month.
The Washington times., 1905-08-11

Mr.. and Mrs Charles G. Casey have
a Atlantic city.
The Washington times., 1905-08-11

Morri1 Stern has left town for a
months trip TO Cleveland, Buffalo,
the Great Lakes. and then to his parents
homo in mic; GO.
The Washington times., 1905-08-11

Mrs. Hyde and Miss Hyde, of George
town, are spending some time at Barnes
Vile Md
The Washington times., 1905-08-11

Mr.. and Mrs. d. l. Engel and Mrs,
A Sigmund have Joined the party a
''WaVeland." Judge Ashton's f&r:n. In
Virginia.
The Washington times., 1905-08-11

There is no socialism IN that. Il
is pure Americanism.
The Washington times., 1905-08-11

Miss Annie Neal Mclean, of Lumber
ton, y. C. is visiting heF cousin, MISS
zoe PeaU. at 1880 Roanoke street.
The Washington times., 1905-08-11

lantic 9'ts Gity W hotes 9 jusf nc now are are E. S.
Jones and NJ J. Cobb, the ChaIfonte /.
Mrs. L. Cause, Mrs. +, Carpenter, Mrs.
CIefand DR.. J. A Hill. Miss NJ. 3. Kip
lipger. Mr.. and Mrs. William Boyd. and
W Shiffer. the Cool cottage; Mrs. Dor
ris- Miss NJ Doris, and Miss G Doris.
Craig Hall; II, 9. CLANCY. Ebbitt; /.
Sackey and daughter. the Fredonia; NJ.
Z. Louskney and J. Lyons, Hardwick
Hall: Mr.. and Mrs Z. Hursh. the
Shoreham, and W Harris and J. Meme
icar. Spencer Hall.
The Washington times., 1905-08-11

Gen Maxwell V 4. Woodruff and his
sister. Miss Ellen NJ z. woodruff, have
closed their residence at 2033 street.
and have gone to Atlantic City for the
month of August. While there. they
will make their home at the SheIburne.
The Washington times., 1905-08-11

AIr. and Mrs. Sam Cans ana daughter
Miss Jeanette Cans, are spending u few
weeks az the PicrrcDont Atlantic City.
The Washington times., 1905-08-11

il. have taken a large suite of rooms
at the Hotel Dennis, Atlantic City, for
the month Of August. They are num-
House for next season, and. If they
bear out their reputation for hospital
ity. will be constant and brilliant enter
t6iners.
The Washington times., 1905-08-11

Our ideal must be the effort to com
bine all proper freedom for individual
effort with some guarantee that the
effort is not exercised in contravention
Of the eternal and immutable principles
of iESticp
The Washington times., 1905-08-11

The Misses Edna Hattye. and Gertrude
WeyI. Mrs Sydney. c. kaufman; Mrs;
Fannie K. Levi. Miss Tillte Raf and
Miss Josie SteinEerg are a party VINO
Ieft the city YESTERDAY to join the rest
Of the Washington colony at Rock Hall.
Nd where thev VIII spend a Few weeks,
The Washington times., 1905-08-11

Mrs Annette Q stinzlng, chapeToning
q party Of young girls, left the city yes
teYday for Bpemont. Va. to be absent
several weeks The young ladies inclut'-
ed the Misses Rita and Clemens STING
ing. Miss Bessie WhitfOrG, Miss Maud
Greenwood, Miss Edith Everett. Miss
Mimic Farr, and Miss Katherine iar-
ris al Of this city
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-08-18
oog ben feleerso tg ielp. Ser q op.I
EitiIIe getingelier bilbe Dore at ppe
8olo moo Golterette11.
Sen II 6 Q II e.

Mf Sc l1otatelier, ser / Den lioitc
Ei0 er meooelt fra forifielltge IND.
flp6eliesrige Menb / Morge, ignes
at fremgaa, at man mere % mere
bliper paa 6et &ene meb, at oen
mo1arfiife Negieringsform bill blipe
sen en6elige l1ogang. 9ette maa
ii9es at bore sen nat,1rligIte ltogang
paa Sogen og ben, ser fra fprite 8e-
gpn0elle bar peret fornbieet. .Seloe
cen Meo0elelie, ser fra Stortinget
lenbtes Song Oscar ON llnionenS
Splpsl1ing, inoebol0t 10 cit Mnmoo-
ming til oenne ON at anpiie Morge
cit 0rot af baas eget &ns. Den-
gang ilog &ongen fra fig me6 &9n-
Ser pg 6eooer, og 9tpr0n1Glt0ene be-
gynotc / al ;Stilbeb at le Jig ON paa
onore Scatter. @anife matllrligt gift
Sonfen ho til set an0et 8ro6erfolf,
inotil set pluoiclig beo fig, at oel1
tpite &ejier pil0e til at ftite / Sc rerte
Gonoe; men ba1 fom ubeloigt fra
set. Ssmiolertio gaar Mpgtet III, at
Set er lpffeoes &eiier @ilbelm as
Smpeie at opnaa tit 6ormaal: ct
binbre CIT 0onlf Hrtns at fonu1te paa
|Sroneu / Morge. Sans l%t6enrigs.
politif piloe life tillooe, at set 9Dnu.
It'll, ser er iaa npie %forbun6et mes set
cngelife &ongebus, lom set banife CT
set - sen oonife &rGten0ent er 10
enoog Song @omoros Spigeripn =
ifuloe faa poerli9ere Toofaite !
Sfo1oinapien. @on pil0e oabenbart
intet bape tmob, at Stinbner1 en=
gang flnoe feje Set iaa, at Be TIRE
ifjpnne &i9er mos Mor0 flun0e flet'
ties iu0 / Sc tplfe 2an0onraooer
men Ell frafttg engellf Snoflpoella
piloe pGre sen p9rlte @in0ring for
en- iaaoon Hlon. 9erimoo piloe
&ernaootte-0 pnoltiet neppe- bore
mgelt olporlig &in6ring for, at Sc
itanoinantife 2anoe opllugtes af Sen
tpife 2rn / Ell eller an0en 6orm.
M1 me66eles set, at Song Oscar
lfal babe f%oranoret fin Nnifuelie og
NOT bilbe bore billig til at ofre en-
ipenif &rins til. Mor6men6ene, og
man mener bert at ie 4eiier SSH
belms Singer. 8liper cit 8erna0ot=
tie Morges &onge, ptl sen Handmade
fife @olpp fomme UNDER bobeoiagelig
tpif Snoflpoelie | fin lto%emrigspo'
litif.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-08-18
81 Ii tompbi1<@ olifobe H..

~ II t D III | ~ q t q b e II.
Ser CT @rln10 til at tro, at Mlto=
mobtliiterne er be0 at fon1me til
@anoS og Samling igier, % set life
bill bare meget lGnge, fer man otter
fan fGr6es / n%pgenlun0e Sifferbeo
paa @a6er og Geje. Sill cit 8egpr-
oelie bar minneapolis Ml1tomobil=
flub beilltttet life at afboloe &urtig-
lpb pes lit Gfteraarsmp0e, ioet Stub
ben life gr,ifer at gipre 6orretninger
~me6 Sin og 8loo", lomt man ler
paa an6re Mntomobilbaner. 9ette
er maaife finn Ell enlig Spole, mer
ben barsler oog CONNER. Mlu1bt /
2an6ets @oipitaler ligger Ser MI
Mutomobiliiter bifleoe ino / 8onoa=
ger ODER Saar, iom Sc far erbpernei
nnoer banpttttge &eo6efjersler. 8e<
gpnoer fprlt all1bberne felp at inbie,
at ser intet er at opnaa l16oper l1lpf=
fer beo Sc toobelige @l1rtigfjerieI>
&reper, oil Set life pore n1eget lpn-
&c, for Ser pil fon1me Juno 6ornuft
in6 Sen 6ogltge 8rug al Mltomobis
let paa @ooer oa @eje.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-08-18
s. reos nm serb ou0l / IL
Nerne.

llnoer 6rDgt % 8Gpen fplger
beIc @eroen Sc ltnoerbauoliuger on
Jre0, Ser / oislc Gage foregoar
&ortsmoutt, g. s. @iotil er set
l%pffeoes l1oi enoingenc at fomme
operens ON nogle enfelte Yltnfter,
ser bel CT pomp9en0e nuf for Ben
beleire0e &art, mel1 ooa life pe,1teoes
at blipe uogcl1 pGientlig @inbring
for Sperensfpml It. Gen purl te Gel
1taar el,om, tilboge - Sapons 6pr-
bring ON Detailing al fine &rigsuo,
glitter. Set befrpates, at Bette
@lnft pil fore til @r,1o al ltnoer=
banolingerl1e g Tortiattclie al Sri
gen. 6%prgprigt er oct ct ltpr1
Sperasmaol, ON ser er lpn0erlia
@erettigelle til &l1slanos &aaltanS
om, at Sapan filler ubllt 6ororin=
ger. Oct tl1r0e bnl,6t, at bpis
&rigsl1lpffen bapoc pGret onoerle.
oes, % @nslano bopoe prret sen,
Ser ifrep @etingelierne, piloe htsie
blepet abItillig baorbere ems Sem,
Sopon III, opltiller.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-08-18

Den guile Sober ! Spben breoer
fig ftaoig. 0p til Gtrsoag lften
bar Ser paret t,O80gilfRloe, al bpil-
.fe t72 ~bormeofgrt Dgoen. Den fra--
Der fine Dire ! lesamfmosflasier
fbbilfet omitprter ben Sbeori, at ben
guile Sober er en- ~6attiemmos.5pg-
Dom, Der ierlig tribes Smnos. Ser
,foregaar bog en- meget ombpggelig
8engiering at bele 8pen Orleans,
suiinoer at Menneffer bar popret
|beifiGftiget meb at rDo6e op ] Rro<
gene, % ii6ite 9enoag blep Der fisrt
100000 2as 5epifarn no at 8De1,
-bbilfet tpoer paa, at man bibtil lite
bar taget set ipnoerltg alporligt
i,neo @engi6rirgem Meu 0rleaas.
On ct. saul 2ege, 81: q. g.
2eucb, e. oisie Gage ! Rem Or
leans for atSapprspe 1ogle Ar1e11tt-
9abletter, ban bar amme1iat ION
srapentip moo speoon11le'1:,
sgfipnt set lite er. bepiitg atoisie
sEabIetterse r pirfion1111e, bar bog en-
EMosie Metneifer nnifaffet benz.
Ser e. faitiat 4aruntnneregler for
Estaten 2ouiiiono, aierrnemfgres
pado SCI itreneeite, fan itrengt enoog9,,
sec Here. ganee bor peretsalpor:
I@ 5are or, ut eer tube opi [a.
Elstrioigheoer meo or1liggenoe
lStaters 4ufboriteetter,.sIss
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-08-18
sc 0 + 5 m SEN bar toIt

Sen Mfitemning, iom af6olotes /
::Morge / Spnoags, og bpis Geiultat
sbleb, at Der al $4,000 @temmer
ifte fan6tes flere enc ISL for Ell
pe6paren6e Sammenilutning mes
Spertge, pil iiffert biorage mere e,,o
ollie De LANCE Saler, Ser / Sc 1io1tc
@aaneber for pGret bol6t % sc
lange apisartif:er. Der ber paret
itrebet, til at brin9e Spprgsmaalet
ON l1nionens Splgsutng til en- inor,
Zig @n6e. Sperfor cit iaa l1oelt SOL
feopinton biloe set bere Sen rene
Daaritab for Spertge life at bgie fig.
Set n9ite Spergsmaal paa Gags.
'or6enen oil M blipe, ON Sperige bill
faitbol6e Be r8etingelier" fop ltnio-
mems 0plesning, iom Sen ipenifc
@igsbag bar goofien6t efter @peciol-
;&omiteens 6orilag. Set turbe bore
tbtbliomt, ON @ifs6agen bill bope at
bDoe ct iaa enigt Soft, ioln Moro.
menoene bar biit fig at bore, Sen
;aller ifarpeite 8ro6. Ser er iaaIe-
0es 6orlangen6et ON @renoIef9lt.
e%tingernes S1eifning. 5penIferne.
bar, efter bpao Ser i Sc forlsbnc
Maaneoer er ifet, ingen iom BELT
@run6 til at tro, at Mor6mpnbene
btl anoet END 6re6, mi Tom. i Jremti-
ben. Otter De irriterenoe og uofor..
oreroe notalelier, Der er fremfomre
&resien og paa an6en Maaoe fra.
fbenff Side, fun6e set foripares, ON
Der ! @orge er %fremfommet en- 5tem<.
ming for at leie 4nuben.meo Sbpr6-
bug. Men ingen antponing tit
bette er bert. Mor6mpnoere bar
pift, at BET lite bar ct blot OF bart
GIertaI ofSolfet, Ser piIoe ct IeInr
ftogoigt Morge, men at set bar 5 ei
E lie d nj D e So 81,
Fl BET Speriges Cur at bile fig for
bette famIeoeS Golfg Unite % Bile.
Der bebepeoes ineen 8etingeIfer for
en AoifiIIeIie, ber orIateer ig feb,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-08-18
ser goor op
st d q.

Set er life &pgtobaf, @igarer og
@tgaretter, ser ber er Sale ON, 1fipnt
Statiltifen pda bette Smraaoe jo
nof tlu1oe tiene til Sfref og Mopar,
lei. Set er set, ser ligefrent brent,
Ser fer / 2an6et, iom en- Screening
at 8pgnines= Snipeftprer, ser barer
ct imponeren6e langt MaDn, bar
facet. 1amtlet: cit 6ortegnelie ODER,
Der NOT er ififtet til at bringe Jolt
til at tenfe. Sg til 6enne Statiitif
fgier 6orentngen uogle 8em9rfnin-
ger, Ser er bar0 at tage til @iarte.
Sen forteller os, at hi Sc fi6ite 6
Mar bar lo6et @er6ier for 1000
.Millioner Collars gaa op / Jlam=
mer. Sabene beb Brand iporer til
Ell Marsifat al $25 pr. 6amilte. 8or
belle @nloprobnftton piloe finn beto!c
for cit Sreoiebel al Dor 8ron6ifa6e,
og Dor befe Sernpro6mftton btlbe
netop 6Gffe set. 5ibite Star alene
loo ri @eroier til 800 Millioner
omoannes til @eg. Set giennem-
initlige 6aglige 8ranotab / 1904 bar
100000, meoens ser iamtioig bug
ge6es for aller bgiit regnet ! Milli-
ONT Collars oagltg. Oct er oe 6e6e
Sing, iom bar Sen ,rnoaoelige 8er-
81. Men fommer Ri til Sobet al
@enneifelip bco 8ranoc, fer Sallene
enomu frpgteligere no. S 1904 ont.
Tom 6,672 Menneffer ! 6lammerne
inaren6e til ct 6agligt CAB al
Is Menneitelip. Dg alt bette iam-
ft6igt meb, at Ser bbert Mar ofres
mango Mill;oner paa at tilpeiebrin.
&c De be6ite Slllfnings. Mpparater
% til 9ro6s for, at man Der / Slime
rita finder ct beore 8ranopnien
tenb j noget an6et cipiliceret 2ano.
@runoe,1 til bette ligger efter De
8em9rfnin9er, Der lebiager SEN
nepnte Statiitif iintpelt ben i OF
Der bpgges aloeles uforiparlig let.
iin6igt Der ! 2an6et. Oberalt 9rn.
b%pgainaer, sifient Ser abiolnt irsen
Z@runo er til at be6blipe meo Sra.
8DGrt imob er 9re M minoit Iige
ioa oprt, ofte 6prere e,1b branoiiffert
Mfateriale. Set padbHes at brono-
iiiiffert Mnteriale ole Senieenoer
frembpoer itsrre 5oroelee ara,
ganife bortiet fra oen aifferbeo,
set fretibpoer fors2ip o. gienbom,
Ser 2a11oete bier Gag 8 5000
menneffer gienip1tIig Sore for at
onlfon,1re 8lattrn,er oabliper TIN
reooeoe beo Doerfe l1dtue,eelier
og Sure or here's 93ebl,1ennefer
ofte iorn beo Ct rent MirafeI
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Dpristis. 5rren ! Suiet: uGrb.
ten &anien, ten mig at ipnge en-
lille Sang for SeIifabet."
Srpfen &anien Nnoieliq): rl1no.
IitDlo Gr1e, jeg er lite bont til at
|ipnge, uaar Der CT iaa mange frem.
meoe tSStuen." 81
Grnen ! 9uiet:y n5aa mango -
aa, brDb Gem BLOT life ON set, lille
Grsten Sc sffaI ie, oper Salpoelen
Iaaar not iaa mart Sc begpnoer at
fynae."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-08-18

sraaolIs selesraf paa 2ofourpti.
her er foribgt Of Chicago & Nlton
.sS%ernba11e1, % Spitel1et bar bit iia
an~penoeligt. Set er beluttet, at
sbper 2ofonotin berefter ifal meofe.
re ct traabIgit aeleerafapparat ser
boiler Maffiniiten unberrettet ON,
gbbao Der foregoar inoenfor Ell, bis
Ditat1ce pon 2inim.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-08-18

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fert fife De Scr. Stater grtbe til
@aabet1 for at binore en- fremmeo
Maot i at opfreDe en- r%etsgploig
@ieb, eller itstte EN- Seiterrepublif,
Tom lite bill betole en- iaa6an @ial6.
|Dg @n6en paa Sagen fnnoe tenfes
at blipe, at bi iefp piloe paatage %
at bringe en- DroringstM 8eie, bpor.
pe6 iaa meeet fom muIigt at @ial.
ben fn1toe bIipe betalt. 6or nit
peripnlige 8eofon1menoe itrlbe leg
altib foretraffe at faa sagen orb-
net iaaleoes, Trenton at en- fremmco
Mdgt ituloe foretage fig noget iaa-
6ant. Seq gnifer lite at ie nogen
fremmeb Maet, pern1anent eIler
miolertioigt, at beilaglngge Solo.
%fontorer fer en- amerifanif &epublit
forsat faa Sen @ielb betalt, 90 Re
Eiultatet bill naor om BELT fut1ne BIZ
pe, at ii ielp maa giiere set:
gaoeIigs % bboo Der effer nit
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er set Dor @liet efterzgpneatitrab
letter at bape bore pagere 8reore %.
as. garite Pea ia1,1u1e Moaoe on
Der barparet En- graopis gatst al
oet etbiife Clement meIIpm en-
felte ssnoiipiber aa meo nIle
HifteIige eiDiIifattenens Sell BOG
1u1ad figes, ntbi, eIpomoogdar
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-08-18

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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-25
JEALOUS or woMsN's FlNEAY.
New Charge Brought Against the
Generation Of Men,

A lady writing in a daily paper at
taoks man for weakness which he
has hitherto considered the peculiar
affiiction OF the other sex. He IL
muph given, according to this lady.
80 finding food for thought and tar
get for ridcule In contemplation OF
The ydolngs of that mysterious entity
which decides upon the changes in
feminine fashions" Whereas all the
time II is Jealousy which prompts his
eihes The fact Is tLat he would real
IS like 10 change his own fashions
as frequently. only he is not allowed
10 do so by some unwrtien law Ana
this Is pathos. He may try 10 conceal
The fact, but. says our authority. ever
he yearns in secret for the golden
days OF masculine dress, when for
tmnGte man. basked in the sunshine OF
velvet anu fine lace 1t is quite trueg
The secret is out at last We can
no longer keep up prelense Of being
satisfied with life Why should we go
about making the world hideous with
ollr black coats and corrugated trous-
ers? Why should we not look noble
and dashine? For over a quarter OF
u century man has had no change OF
costume in manner Of speaking
Always fthe same dull, moaotonous
round Of blacks and grays. Why does
not some hero walk down Bond street
in a mauve froek coat or q crimson
lounge suit? AT present Il is only
in our sportive moments, at golf or
cricket that We can escape. from the
rrammels Why should We not wear
striped blazers in ordinary lfe?-Lon.
don Globe.