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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-01-05

Mr. Wadl - Is chairman # our Couu.
ty Committee. and informed Us that a,
soon as the Congressional Committee
meets and hNc, time for the Congrcs-
-.ouaI primar, he would call the county
committee together for the purpose Of
selecting a date for the county urinary,
which. he thinks. should Doe held in
connection with the Congressional
primary. Mr. W1dlaw !, an enthusiastic
Democrat and is making 4 splendid
chairman. Nj Wadlow /, OF the
opinion, and We agree with him tina,
there should be less fighting in the
primary aud more work before the gen
cral election Rcynold, County out.
look
The above paragraph indicates
that the chairman of the Reynolds
County Democratic committee ia
vOrs primary to nominate the
candidate for Congress, III which
he is right and further, that the
Congressional primary should be.
held in connection with the county
primaries. IN which he is also
right. but neither primary III our
opinion, should he held before
June, and later would not be nm.
wise
The Democrats this year should |
move with caution and wisdom, II
possible. The State Democratic
Committee has taken no definite
action as to the time OF holding the
State Convention; Congress is III
session and many public ques-
tiOns of importance are pending
before il, and hence public opinion
is in state OF influx or unrest,
The old adage of Davy Crockett,
BE sure YOU are right and then
90 ahead, -" is always IA good one.
April is zoo soon. and May IL the
busiest moGth III the year for farm
ers.
The primaries TO nominate a
c ndIdalr for Congress should not
be begun earlier than the middle of
NAV. aud from the latter part of
lime To the middle of August
w,uld h. hritrr-thr rational time
for holding all primaries AMI con
veu,icDs 10 nominate candidates.
Because you got a bad and late
sinrto II one occasion Is no good
reason for getting up before dnr TO
start while every body else is
asleep and will pay no attention to
YOU whatever. II the politicians
want to get the will of the people,
they would better consider their
necessities and convenience IN ar
ranging plans, or the country may
have another repetition of last
year.
The PEOPLE, we mean the Demo
Gratis, are not half as much dis
satisfied with their work last year
rs some self important leaders in
he Democratic party would have
IS believe. We are inclined to
he opinion that all good Demo
rats will leave off their fishing"
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-01-05
HAS STOOD THE TEST 2b YEARS

The old, original GROVES Tasteless
Chill Tonic Won know what YOU are
taking, 1t is iron and quninc in
tasteless form. No cure, No Pay. soc.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-01-05
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tab.
lets. Druggists refund money if il fails
to cure. T.. w GROVES signature is
on each box. 2Sc.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-01-05
SOUTHEAST NEWS.

The editor Of the Cape Girardeau
Progress announces that he will pub.
Iish daily il given the proper en-
couragement,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-13

ZEN, bas mag ebenfaGs 81 Sen er.
sielten, nertboollen Heiultaten bel
getraeen baben.
SoSanil ioIte Der @ertb oes ,Wa.
nlire Spreaoer" in Der Sauberbal.
tung Der 8eboitsraume nidt unter.
lfGst werben.
@ieIe Staaunaen limo 10 einee.
riftet, Dab Der ,Spreaoer" nabe
Der Sbiir unter Gefuns iteben blei.
ben tann, 10 ooB Der Miit bireft aus
Dem Stalle hineinsegabelt nerben
fam. Sobalo oann Der &aIten ge.
fiiat lit, bleibt MIR nod iibrie, an,ll.
'pannen itno Die 9nbrng auf's Jelo
5u fabren.
gs liegt ourhars fcin @euinn
BARN. StaGoiinser i'm @eb6ft ill
laiien, lie ifneaer oerielbe auf's lelo
gebratt miro. oeito better. Die alt.
mooiihe Sbee. Miit a~uf3ubGuien
unb oenielben faulen Su laiien, lit
nod naf)tbeilieer, aIs iopiel Dir
belt perseuoet ST. baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-13
SGlueimermes.

Dian laiic bic Stweine Mui.
raume. arbeit i'm Sbitsarten tbun.
Sriiber batten 8iele ole irriae
anlift, Dab Gals oen Sfweinen
Itaolih wdre. @eraoe oas @eaen.
tbeil lit Der SAD; Sal3 befommt
ihnen, ipenn lie es reselm1Sig ais
Yeiaabe erbalten.
0uttertroee iiir Shrpeine ioaten
10 einseriftet icin, Dob ireeno mel
DIES BON Den Sbieren 5uriidgelaIiene
Siltter leift entiernt meroen fam,
mo oaB onan lie ierncr entleere,
fam, iobalb Die Shipeine senue iri-
ifes 1aiier getrumfeu baben.
Shlempe ODER ionitiaes iliiiliges
Sutter gebe man Den @runSern sur
WittasSaeit. Sbre Sauptmabl,ei-
ten loaten tie abenos unb @crgeus
erbalten. Shpeine, Die ON abeno
gut sefiittert porSen iino, meroen
Die Nnbt fiber marm bIeibeu nnb
audi Dor Gem Wsraen niat bruugria
pereen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-13
Saseritatte,l fir 8ie6.

Die bette Sogeritatte lit oieieniae,
ipelde Die Sbiere rein bolt uno
auBeroem Die sroBte Menge fliiiii.
gen 0ingers %abiorbirt. Strob.
Sdgemebl unb SobeIipGbne peid,en
BON einanoer in oieier SiniiGt meit
ab, pie ueuerlihe Neobahtunaen err,
geben baben. @s nimmt nlebr ae.
ifnittenes Strob als sanses Strob
IN Mniprnfl &iibe uno anoere Saus.
there rein 5i balten. 1os ae.
itnittene miro leidter 5ertreten,
padf lid audi nidt reht All elmer
feitem Waiie suiammen uno bolt
oormm Die Seuhtisfeit MIR unpoa.
fommen in iid. DasieIbe lit bel
Den seifnittenen W~aisbldttern Ser
5aa. AuBerbem baben bie Wais-
bldtter mebr Sutteripertb aIs bas
Strob unO ioaten barum MIR ans.
nabmsipeiie aIs 2aaeritdtte benust
tperoen. ny
SaaemebI lit, penn man Is BEL
Der Sano bat, cine perbdltnibmdbis
btltse 2aseritatte uno pieGeitt Die
auerbeite. Die man i~iberbaupt er.
langen fam. 9asieIbe bait Die
1blere redt rein. bIeibt in ieinem
Tlase uno labt iih Ieifter banb.
baben als onbere 2aeeritofie. Rett
trodene Saseipabne fommen Dem
Sasemebl aiemlid nabe, aber
aaes IN allem senommen. = miro
sepobnlihes Strob bon boiler
2anee Dos bette Waterial iein, oas
iid auf Den m~eiiten Sormen be-
idaifen labt. +.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-13
0emittsr mno ianre 9)sild.

Gs lit cine alte g%riabruna, bab
W'il6 ihneler mad einem 8eipitter,
als bel aewobnlifen aSitterllnssper.
baltnil1en laler miro. Die 5un6fit.
'ltegenoe uriofe fiir oas Sauerlper-
Den Der Mild) lit hie entmidluuns sc.
fpiiier 8afterien, pelfe itets 3ablreid,
IN Der Suit porbanoen iino nno nift
bon Der Wilh fern sebalten tuerbeu
tOnneit. Sn DEFENDERS sroBen Wai.
len biloen iif oiele gafterten in
Der feaften idtperen 2uft. pelfe
serpobnIid genitteritiirme begIeitet,
uno loldes @etter leiltet ibrer
lfneaen BeiterentmidIung Den
grobten gorifub. laber Itammt
ole aagemeine annabme, oaB @e.
fpttter Die Wilb iauer maiden.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-13
S0hite Yrpberei.

9anfoireftor Salomon (au ieiner
Walt, Die in elmer @eieGidait bie
nniinnisiten Sebaliptuneen nit ei-
mem erormen @ortihwaa su Der.
tbaibisen ilht): .@ber Sarab, Gu
pirfit nieber einmal nit 0orten
Inn did, ais menus Sauienemarf-
ideine pGren!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-13
aimSermnnb nno ainoerfopf.

3pei 8inoer, elm MGoel uno elm
Sitnae bon orei uno bier Sabrcn,
iisen in Soters arbeitsSimmer lMo
ipielen. @ui einmal bat oas
Mabel einen @eoanfen mo es irast:
Batter, Dor NAL. po6il bat man
oenn Den &opi?"
Ger gruoer uberbebt Sen 8ater
Der Wiibe oeS Mutportens, er meib
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-13
Ses Ginen Qeib

81: r9as llrtbeil lit az n~leinen
llnguniten ouseeiallen; ih muB Dem
5raulein @eber 5tpan5istanienb
Warf S6aoeneriat tpeeen sebrohe.
nen gbeperipredenS Sablen."
9. Ghiittelt >ibm Die SanS) :
sWein liebiter Sreunb, i6 bin gang
ent5iidt."
81: ag8iex Sic limo gan5 ent.
5iidt2"
g.: ga, entiduloisen Sic, aber
es lit mir unmoelih, meme 0efiible
81 perbergen. Sic miiiien piiien,
i'd bin lett porseiteru nit SrGuIein
@eber perlobt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-13
Gin boifnnmsspoaer Spbn.

griter Stuoent: .4ber Wenid5 .
0n fneipit in Der letten Belt ia
gan5 f%annibaliid."
3peiter Stuoent:- rMein. gater
Iagte nenlih, an mir iei Sopien
uno Deals ~nerloren, unp ba bofie
i'd burf ileiBiges 9iertrinfen oieie
Stoife i'm MIDI onfnebmen 5n
f1nnen!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-13
Mnn0thise Mnsit.
Ios Wlut foun

DOS 9lut fam Surd, oen
Wagen unrein eemaht perbeu.
Srseno cine %llnoronune Ses Wo.
gems fam ourb ben @ebrau1 bon
Or. Iusuit 4ouis's Samburger
Eropfen furirt peroen, weIhe bas
glut reiniaen Mmo bas Spitem in
eineu seilmoen 3ititono trinaen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-13
Spab mnB and ieia.
Sc nadbcnt.

8oter Der grant: ,Seee meiner
Io6ter frieet Elm id~nlbenfreies
Sans nit: Die 8oui oas am areus.
iteg, Die @retbel oas inn 9ergsaIiel
nno Die 8eii loG oas am @riesbah
baben. SD persuB i~ibrigens SIT
frasen, melhe bon meinen Eohtern
Sic oenn eisentlih lieben?"
gefperber: $50 -. ea oa
mub i6 mir bod crit NAL bic Sdli.
Ter anifauen!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-13

J~f ~ $500 wv tNaRNtt
fonrt."
InS einem 3ebaftionS, Ynrcan.
Hebafteltr (au einem @oIontGr):
p2ebnen Sic oiele @eoidtc nit
9nnf ab!"
golontdr Gfreibt): ,@eebrter
Serr! Wir oanfen Sbren, boS Shire
8ebifte nidJt pertpenobar linb!"
- - y
Heinsefallen.
ia lit mir porises ssabr cine
orollge @eififte paiiirt". iaste Ger
Serr Sberpermalter am StammtiiH,
roie muB id Siim geIten sebcn."
Wfein Greuno Meier Iaoet mid,
BUR SiibneriasS elm. Sd nebme
an, mir fabren ms 8epier. @ie
mir 10 NIT idnbbereiten @epebren
binter Dem Sunoe our6 Die Seloer
itreifen, fraat mid mein SreunS
AMI einmal: nSait OF audi oeine
Saaofarte BET bir9"
Die bait on eetpiB bereeiien",
fhieBt's mir iest burd) ben aopf,
lno rihtia, su Saus bob iA lie
liesen iaiien!" a
~@eibt on ipas?" iaate Ser
wteier, nahoem mir cine @eile bin
nno Der ituoiert ba6en ,io perben
Mrs MAIDEN, tpie ids einmal ae.
feien bob'. 9n iin6 3tpei auf Der
Sago aeueien, bon benen Der Cine
audi feline Sasbfarte s'babt bat.
Bie nun elm @enoarm oaber fommt,
lauft Ger bapon, ipeIter Die Sago-
forte bel iid bat; IS ser @enoarm
slanbt natiirliht bieier babe feline
8arte nno ldmft linn nad,. Wie
er ibn ertpiibt utb Tim Die 9arte
abperIangt. aiebt iie Ser sans rubie
aus Der Saide uno Der @enoorm,
ipinngiftig, muB abSieben. Der.
neil bat lid Der Inoere ifon ol,f
Die Settle gebriidt. So madden
tpir's aAfl"
@as polIt' iG tbuil oils sultim.
nleit, nno mir iagen luitig o'ranf
log = oa fommt aitf einmal aus
Dem naben 8dloden elm @enbarm
seraoe auf nns su. Sect gilt'sl"
ruff Weper un6 I1uit auerieloein
oapor, tpas er MIR laufen fam; id
aber 9ebe gan5 semadIid - Dos
Ser5 bat mir aaeroines seflopft,
- ipeiter, ba ruft 7er bintsr mir:
"Salt, baltl SinS g, 10 gut unb
5eisen 9 mir Sbre SasSfartell"
Sd ifau mid INN on oenfen
Sic lid meinen Sd)reden!-fommt
Der Senoarm fdni,ritrafs aui mid
81 unb ldaut iid had meinem
6renno Der tlodsn tmlmsr Ianft,
aIs penn's binter linn bremen
that gar nift itnt. &
Sect beiBt's fed iein, oeuf' ih
mir, nnto pie Ser @enoarm FER.
fommt, iag' i'd: r@ber, Serr @ens
BARN, oas fonnen Sic iid ood oe1.
fen, bab id nitt iteben bleiben
piiroe, penn ih feline aarte bait;
aber Der, Der BORT lduft, Der bat
feline - Dem miiiien g. n~ad5geben."
- Sic meine Serren, Dos tenfliIfe
2aheln bonn @enbarm fpero' ih ME
bergeiien. pie er o'rauf iast:
.Soren 9 mir init Dem alien @is
auf nrf Den fau' ih Sbnen niht
berein DER bat ia idon in oen
glattern geitanoen! Mlio her.
aus NIT oer S%agofartel"
Sest mars aefebltl Meinen
Namen bat er o~ufseidrieben, bas
@etpebr bat err mir genommert uno
af,t Gage b'rauf bab' ih sipansis
Warf Straf' 5ablen miiiien. 60
bin ih meiner Sebtag nod niht
'reinge'faaen."
$50
Smmer %oerielbe.
so, 10, alio perlobt bait Sit
did, SeinS. Sat lie 'fpas2"
~@ber, Sapa. 9u meiBt ia, saB
ih n @emiitbsmenid bin; no, mno
obne @elb gibbs bod feline @emiitb.
li6feit!"
y
tsOler Gbsf.
gbef: n@as lit senH NIT Sbnen
los; Sic trinfen sum Sriibitiid eint
Slaihe @ein2"
9udbaIter Geideiaem: .Mur
ausnabmspeiie, neil ib beute
seraoe fiiniunS5pan5is Sabre in
Sbrem @eihGfte bin"
.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-13
8leidmahise Wiit @ertbeiluns amf
ben Me6ern.

Son GROCER 9ebeutuns iiir oie
9iinguns oes gobens lit Die sleih.
maBiee Gerbreituns bes Sta(oiin.
gers mittelit bes oils nSpreaoer"
befannten Ipparates. Sb Stalmiit
agirenbe 9afterien in iih biret, Ole
iih, iobalo iie Die eroe beriibren.
sur Muibilie bes pafienoen Nflan.
5entbums permebren, lit cine Srase,
Die bisbere nod in feiner S~uirieoen.
~ite0enoer 8eiie geloit poroen lit.
Tod iino ausseseihnete Selo.
iruft.g rtrase bon ioldem 2anoe
er5ielt moroen. welf)es nit elmer
oiinnen Shidt gleifmaBis pertbeil.
ten Wiit beoedt porben mar.
Ter 8oben miro in oieier @eile
piel srfrieoenitelenoer agiren, ais in
6Gnen. no Der Milt burb Sanoar.
belt in nnsleiden Saufen sur Ser.
b%reituns gelangt.
Der Miitpertbeiler (Manure
Spreaoer) iibertriiit Die Sanoarbeit
IN oieier ge5iebung grade 10 iiber.
wie Der Selbitbinoer Die friiberc alt.
mobilize MetboSe.
Sriiher Staamiit Oireft aui's
Selo geiabren. ebe Die @Gbruns elm
tritt lit nod beoeuteno mertbpouer
aIs Wiit, Der iogar MIR hIroe Belt
lang i'm Saufen seIegen bot.
Der .Iamare SpreaSer" Sient
seDiiiermaBen Ousu, Oen Miit ioiort
nod ieincr SerIteaung icrt3uidni
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-13
Der ~OpferpiQise @attc.

ar5t: rSa, SEER Sable, Sbre
5rau Semablin ioate chen sur Or.
bolutg cine feline 2ilftperdnoeruns
Jbaben."
9albe: v6reilid, On baben sic
gan5 re6t: molen sleih elm menig
Dos Seniter auimaden."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-13
- ~ ,9
Ippetitlid.

Stammsnit: YSaeen Sic. Serr
Wirtb, nun eiie ih idon 5ebn Sabre
bel Sbner, aber nod ME babe id
eine iuorme Suppe befpmmer."
@irtb: nSa, piiien g, Serr, mir
baben bolt llnee5ieier in Der Slide,
sds mandmal in Die Suppe fdft
unb ebe Die Weiber bas Seus rars-
seird,t boben, ,fiiblt bic Suppe ab."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-13
Sein StanSpunft.

Gin Serr fam an eiuem 3abnarst,
i'm feline Sabine unteriuden an
Iaiien. ~8robartis! @robartisl
rief Der Gr5t nod Der llnteriuhuns
ans.
nSie finben alio nidts SIT &c.
banerln9" frua Der Tatient.
o8as2 Nifts su bebanSeln?
Sier miiiien eespsen merSen, brei
miilien eingeiest uno feds miiiien
plombirt iperoen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-13
Teinlidc &einlidfeit bic !Sanpt.
nriafe.

uiIuuIt.
Mild), melfe einen fremoartigen
Ihled)ten @eriif ODER @eifmad bat.
miro bier5ulanbe rtaihteo" eenannt
unb bat ibren @runo in perifiebe.
men ltrioden. Start aromatiifes
Jitter beeinfluBt Den @ernh Der
Nild, aber iolde Mild seb0rt nidt
ST. oerienigen 4laiie, Die man ais
Ytainteo" be5eidnet. Die in idleht
pentilirten. unreinen aublt1len herr
Ihenoe mioerlihe Mtmospbare, ooer
geraoe berausgeiast. @eitanf, traet
in ben meiiten sSGGen bic Saupt.
ldulo an oieiem 3uitanbe Der Wild.
Aber aiih Der bon DEN &iihen ali
ibren 9einen NIT IN ben Stoa ee-
idleppte Worait unb Sfmus. Der
iid beim Nieoerlegen Der Sbiere
auf ben Gutter ii6ertrGst nno, mo
niht peinlifite 9einlihfeii beobadtet
miro, beim Melfen in oeu elmer
faat, iooaB baourh Ole Seine in
Die Wilh sebraft ipernen, pelfc iie
peroerben, ii1o cine ltrlafe BON
ytainteo" Iild). Sn oerielben
Weiie finoet aud Miit ieinen 1eg
in ben Melfeimer itnb etebt Der
Wtilf Den iogenannten Gubgeifmaf.
iiber Den b~eionoers I'M @inter 10
baufig 8lage gciiibrt miro. @er-
Den aiibe niht rein aebalten, 10
tpimmelt ieoes Saar infolge. beS
Staubes uno Stmuses bon Sebe.
tpeien, Die beim Welfen abseitreiit
mtro.
gs miro a1eemein uno gum
1beile NIT @edt ansenommen, oab
tuarme Wild mebr als falte yalr
5iebt." 60 lanse iebof Mild nod
10 parm lit, oaB lie oampit, bGlt
Der entitromenoe 9ampf Die in Der
Suit befinoliden ihled)ten 8eriife
a6. 8iiblt Die Milf aber iomeit
ab, BOB iie nabesu Die Semperatur
Der llmsebuns erreidt. 10 iGnst lie
in oieiem t3uitanoe raid ale mogli-
diem @eriihe auf, tpenn Die elmer
na6 Dem Ielfen i'm StaIle iteben
bleiben.
Der Sauptsrirnb fir tainted"
Wfilh liest aber I'M Melfen ielbit.
gs miro oabei nit Dem aus Dem
Gutter iprisenoen Mfilditrable cine
betradtlide Wense 2uft bis auf ben
9ooen oes gimers setrieben. iooaB
oerieIbe idIieBIif elm Gemiid BON
Wilh uno 9uft entbGlt. Sit Der
Staa itaubis unb nit ihlehtem
8erude ansefiiat, 10 tbeilen iid oieie
unliebiamen giseni9nften audi Der
Milh in beoenflifem Wabe nit.
Wesen .tainteb" MiId giebt es
feline Siilie unO MIR elm gorbeu.
sunssmittel, namlif: Neinliffeit
@er refine 0tilh ersielen min, muB
bic Riibe. Den Stall unb bic @e-
rdtbidaften peinlih rein balten.
Der Stan mus paiienb ge6aut, gut
pentilirt iein uno piel 9idt baben,
oas bnrt nod Siioen seleeene Sen-
iter fdat.
-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-13
Gnr nobel.

Der plotlid) reihgeipcrpene
SHneioermeiiter Sdniirle ipielt ben
noblen Nonn. 60 miilien aud,
aiItern Der sum Sriibitiid. @Gb-
reno er tiiftis Sulanet, fann iid)
feline Srau nibt entidlieBen, mit5u-
eiien nnb Iebnt init Den @orten ab:
$50 a 3eug rpenn / eiien miiBt'l"
or: vSa moonlt 9 piellei6t, mir
16medi'si?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-13
5etidmans.

g9as mar ipobl ein iebr greBes
Set, OILS Der 8ireftor oes botani-
iGen @artens iein goloenes Subi-
lapm f~eierte?"
Sra, i'd iage Sbnen, ga boben
icgar Die fleiidfrciicnoen gilan5en
ieee Elm @iiritden gefriegt!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-13
T~botograpbicm

toniiei MIR uon 9rpsrteu berstiieat wsrbeu.
sc gilt bel o.rsn Ssrfeluns G%riabruu9
,u babtl, p~alienoe aopi, mo 8SrpWtsaims
gen ~ beadteu, oGs p~aiieios 9idts nne
SGattenperbdltniB III fsnnsu uub banH
and bic n0tbigsil, Oft rsbt tsAipieIiaet
slpparafs sI tabsu. Nieiss Gaes lit pers
banesH, wsnm Sbr Cure Photographic ssh
mir madhsm laifet.
n. .. @ae0sutie.
1913 Gluu sr. SNusrTu,. s5A
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-13
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-07-17

cover its wearer completely. And in the
case of the girls It does-fOr the French
tradition demands that maidens be
quiet innocent, and exceedingly modest
So they wrap their bathrobes carefully
about them and trip down to the shore
accompanied by maid or chaperon to
whom they hand the hathrobe before
they Spring into the water. But Of the
French matron it is said that having
paid the tribute Of a bathrobe to the
English gods of convention and respec-
tabilfty-they let it fiutter in the breeze
or drape it over one shoulder. In fact
there are just nine ways to wear bath
robe and the tenth, which is the most
popular. is to simply sit on it.
But if the French woman beach man
ners shock the English. the ways Of the
English Young Person, when clothed
and presumably in her right mind. are a
scandal to the French. They promenade
with their dogs and without their mann
mas on the beach at these same French
watering resorts. They run footraces
with their little brothers down the main
street and don't al all mind being flush
ed. ruffled with their hair undone and
hanging down their backs. when they
pull up to greet an acquaintance with
the simple explanation that they have
been running. It's not to make an eff
feet as one of our girls WOULD the
French women say Really no, they
don't know enough. They scratch them
selves in company, no matter where the
mosquito has bitten them They fall in
love with a man quite openly and
shamelessly and follow him about like a
dog. They viii sit on a rock and be
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wANTED-rEN1A1E HF1P.

James E. Hurley on her way home
from trip to Boston. She leaves to-
morrow.
Miss Jessie Dean returned Saturday
for Madison, Wis, where she will take
some advanced library work at the
Wisconsin university summer school. sa
Mrs. j. G.s Elliott is at Lake View.
Mr. H. NJ. Philips of Dover spent
sunday with Mrs. Philips who is the
guest Of Mrs. ". A. Johnston at Elm
wood Place
Mrs. ]. NJ Talmage Of Emporia is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. w. G.
Hindman
Mrs Gale Jones of Norton and her
daughter, Helen Frances. are the
guests of Mrs. Frank Manspeaker, 800
East Sixth
Miss Hazel Duncan of Atchison is
the guest of Miss Edna Davis.
Miss Margaret Wilson has gone to
Chicago for a visit to her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. James Wilson.
Mrs. Fenton of RHshvilIe, Mo, is
visiting Mrs R. B. Young atethe home
of Mrs. Anna Payne.
Mrs Sam Wood has gone to Penn
sylvania for an extended visit to rela-
tives
Miss Grace Menninger went to HoI-
ton Yesterday to spend month
Miss Janet Gardner left yesterday
for .ElDorado for a visit to her mother
and will later go to Chicago.
Miss Edna Kerr of Kansas City Is
the guest of her aunt, Miss Nellie
Armentrout.
Mrs. L. L. Goodwin went. to Kansas
City yesterday to spend a week
Mr.. A G.. Goodwin has returned
from Chicago and left yesterday for
Denver to attend the E1ks' conclave.
Mr.. II. W. Rickenbacher has return
ed to Needles Cal, after a visit to his
parents on Polk street.
Miss Evangeline Ingersoll left yes
terday for South Haven, Mich, where
she will be the guest Of Miss Helen
Schurtz for month
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Crane are
spending a week at Lake View.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Dieiman have
gone to Kenosha, Wis, called by the
death of Mrs. Dielman,s father.
Mrs S. A Umpleby and her two
granddaughters, Jessie and Lucille. of
sos Jefferson, are going Thursday TO
Chanute to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Homer Ray.
Mr.. D. W. Kelly, of Kansas City.
spent Sunday with Miss Gladys Rose,
at 1878 Harrison, and her guest, Miss
Anita st. John, of Kansas City.
Mr.. Bernard McFall, of st. Joseph.
spent Sunday with Miss Elois Boone.
who is visiting her cousin, Mrs.
Lewis Deppe.
Mr.. Lewis. Deppe, of st. Louis. came
to Topeka Saturday and spent sun
udy Will Ills AHiAAii337 returning Mon
day
Mr.. and Mrs. Theakston entertained
a number of their friends at their
home, 425 Lake. street. Saturday even
ing. The following were guests: Mrs.
Abbie Callahan. Miss Blanche Vassar,
Miss Annie Worth, Miss Florence
Knowles, Miss Francis Siger, Miss
Jennie Lilley, Mrs. Josephine GoItz,
Crystal Goltz. Mr.. Clifford Frantz,
Mr.. Jack Naussom. Mr.. William Tope,
Ford Theakston, Mr.. Miller. Mrs. Pas
ley, Mr.. and Mrs Paisley, Mr.. and
Mrs Travis. and Mr.. Wells.
The Epworth league of the First
NJ. E. church will give a lawn social
at the home of Mr.. E. H. Anderson,
Eleventh and Tyler streets, this even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs R. H. Dyer of Chi
cagO,s who have been the guests of
Mrs. A. G. Smith for the past two
weeks. left Saturday for Corpus
Christi, Texas.
Miss Pauline Morky and Miss Eva
Isaacson, who were the guests Of Miss
Pearl Boam, returned to Leavenworth
today
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Take your familysand enjoy an out
ing with the grocers at Finewood park
July 25s Continuous. programme alI
day.
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Rugged oblivious. They will say to
sea-sick man, Your liver must be in
frightful state They blush all the time
and have freekles on their hants and
wear big heavy-soled shoes like a
mans"