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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-23
8aneitatiitif.
Nosle SplDsninaer ON be furifiel.
iisc SanSes Scrnbancr.
San,Iet 29ngoe543,0O Wil

SanSels. % IrbeibsSepartemen.
tets ltatiitiife aontor bar meoSeIt
Splpsninger on DC | 8erbens FOR.
ffieaise 2aube ertlterenoe S~ernbaner
GO oeres Srafif. ct llbbrog oeraf er
fsIgenbe. 5 1904 bar 2pneoen Of
aae ~sSernbnner 5000 @tiI. 9eraF
falSt 211,074 RiI p1a De SoreneSe
Stater, 35.323 NtI poo europpiif
&llslano, 32,957 DfiI paa SpiflanS.
2o,102 @iI paa 5ranfrig, 26,950
paa Snoien 1920 paa SIterrie-lln.
9arn, 22,364 paa Be brittle Ger,
1851 paa Canada, 1850 paa
afrifa, t4,tt3 paa auitraIien, H..
$50 poa Irgentina, 1886 paa
Merico, 1861 paa StaIien, 1865
pan grniiIien, 1892 poa Sibirien og
andre al &uslmaos ditatiife geiiooeI.
Ter, 1867 paa Suerige, 1856 pna
atcrge, 4,495 paa Sapan % 1,176
paa Sina. S 1904 auiloges anIgg.
get al Sernbaner pan Dor sSSorS at
tape foitet $1,000 Wiaioner Dol.
lars. oB oeraf fom oper 1000 O2iG.
lrorter eoa Be 6ore1le6e Stqter. Sore
Ser1tbarer bar cit 29ngoe, icrn ITO
gler benpeb SaIuparten Of ale Be an.
ore pan opr aloSe.
= SfbsFart paa @erSet8bapere
'tadr DC 6orenebe Stater oerimoS til.
bege. Ser bar Ger pGret en- GeSaong
titeoetFor Srennifrtot. 5 1866 lei.
leSe Sti6e al en- ~iantIet 9nggtigbeb
pna 2,34S,35S Cons timber arneri.
fanif Stag poo Itlanterbopet, Stiuc.
bopet oip.; / 1905 Dor bennc Srge.
tigheo suaet neo til 943, 750 Gons.
Gerimob er nor apitfart forsget, %
paa Dor understandable Storiiser gaar
Der nit Here Sfibe EMO tioligere. Naor
ait ta9es nteS, bar bore Sfibeg 0rgs.
tigbeb iteget fra $4,000 Cons /
1855 til 6,456,543 Cons / 1905.
Sragttarterne bar gaaet ne6 baaoe
paa 2Gtro og SID. S 1873 fcitebc
oct omtrent 10 Gents Of ienbe en- @1t
ibel Soebe fra Stem gorf til 2iper.
pool; / 1905 foltebe Bet omtrent 1c.
@arebeFororingen og antaaet al
&~osiagcrer bar tiItaget i bsi Grab.
5 1905 reiite 719,654,951 Yerioner
nteo pore SSernbouer, og bisie befor'
6reSe 1900 Milioner SorrS Sragt.
gobs. 5 1885 reiite 351427,6SS
Beriorer meS bore Sernbaner, %
8dretrmsporten pao Benz beGsb Jig
til AIT Wiuioner Sons.
llbpiflingen al geforbringsmioIer'
ne / oct 19be @arbun6rcae iiaretteoe
itorc Sing. Store SS1tbtanSe, flerne
@ene % ofitGtgte gpgoer pao Dor
Soro fom / 6orbtnoelie meb BEN DO
riae @eroen, og Seres 8rooldter, ION
oct for life IsnneSe jig at fsre frem,
tom ittb pua De itore Rarfeher, me-
bens be til 8iergieIb fpr CIV biaig
Sris ff 8arer, ium Be trangte %
latte benz iitano til ut fsre ct mere c'
oiliieret Gn. Zen mellenfclielige
Sanoel er ibng 10 Sarge itsrre emo
peo gegtmSelien al oct t9oe aurblut'
breSe, ifisnt SoroenS 9efoIfning /
ianme SiOsrlm fun er bleuen 21a
Gang taIrigere. 8erOeusbaroelen er
sgct ira $3.50 pr, capita / 1900 til
benpeo $t4 pr. capita / Nlittoen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-23

ifal chickering's Splpsninger ON,
bpor meeet oct aarIia bill foite at boil.
De Srigatten "gouititution~ bebIise.
Manee talte beseiitret ON Sc gesrif-
ter, oen bapoe ubfsrt / fine @eImogts.
oase. On Bill ONT Srbningen al Spr'
boIoene bIanot be fem cioiIiiereoe
Stdnuuer / Snoiau.S territory pebto.
ges eiter en- I9nsere Gebat. giIen
foreItriper, at Stommernes enfelte
Snoiniber ifal inoruIereS, og at 2nnb
Ifal uo0eIes iii Dem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-23

Hitter iis til, bpoo &eeiproei.
tetsfonpeiitionen | Gbieogo enebes ON
/ slusuit 1905 % aubefaIer &ongres'
ien at sipe en- Sob. iom tiuaoer Glen.
iiSigbebsfprbinbeIier me6 andre 2an-
Se"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-23
Senator 8. q. Giarf fra Rontma

Senator 8. q. Glarf fra Iontma
.fremitiaebe fig BEN 19Se Sanlar for
Si,Iets SerrttoriaIfomite og gap Sp.
lpsninger ON nugle Sfatteipsrgs.
maal. Wan banbe iagt, ptreSe ban.
Of untteo 8erbe Copper Wtine / ari-
scna mbbrog fig for Sfat; men oct
Dor life iaa. Sun baooe altib betalt
ben Stat, iom par @rItben ilignet,
naar un6tages, at ban ct aar fente.
fterebe ben, forot ban faIrot Den uret-
fprbtg. San troeoe, at bans &oms
pant betoIte Sfat Of 81, 200, 900, iom
bar iIi9net @rirbenS Stanbipttelie.
San beitreo 8laoeneS 8aaftarb. at
8ritben oar en- @9rot al 100000.
600.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-23

SaIieres, Sen nppalgte franffe
RrGiiSent, ptiloer life mere mt ON
1aeer ems OF mootnee 90 beioure
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. GAN bar
erflaret, OF ban oil bebofSe @iiniir.
riet aoupier. siseiaa oil ban uomi.
ret beboIoe S~tiainsen hm Sendtets
8rqiioent inStil ben tsSe 6ebruar,
ba Greiiomtififtet icresuor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-23
srmes meo grreit. 9outt1tp 8iss.

Srmes mco Nrreit. SoultItp gtge'
iCp. iom / ~s5uoepenoert" frep ct
oolhiomt angreb paa oeu TItbmtIte
aanaltommisiiou, bIep / iorrtSe uge
unoerfaitet iSorbsr al Senatets 8u'
naltomite, og ga ban Hegteoe at gTpe
geife0 on. hporfra ban hdr fdaet De
Splpsuiuger, ban fsrte / Yennen, er
b. fleite &cmitemeSlemHer al Den
Renirg, ar ban bar arreiteres fcr
Soragt for Retten, % nm @prIian
og Simmons betGnfer iW. Rorntte'
ilertoaet oil giernc, at aomiteiuSail.
lineen / giselop$ sag Hal pore en-.
itemmig. 90 Serior bar BEN IaSet ut
arbeioe bpile. Wan oeo. at gigaow
beoSe Samtoler meo Sohn u. Sree.
man / Grouioence, u. s., 90 V. y.
9aricng / Retp glorf begge befiersSte
Snsenisrer; men ban ueateoe be-
TENT at gienaipe, boaS DC rotalte, %
liaeina nt opsips Gaunene paa anore.
ban bapae talt meS. % bette brasie
Somiteen til ut tRHfe pod at bnige
Retteus RioIer til Of arbne bans
Mtrno.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-23
Saar Pareoine.

8ou set e~ptifopaIe Die og Grcr
/ @oibingtou, 3. e., fore
toges / forrige llge Ell mrrfeliq Gpe,
ration. Bilton Seinar6 bar pPret
blind / TO aar; 9oipitaietS Eager ute,
rer, at ban fan faa Spuet igieu oe0
fumti9e NiOler. &c tog % inopo0e'
De oen gienncmiigtt8e SinOe al TO
! Den blinbe Ran0s 0s6e
Sgn, 90 pe6 9ieIp al 9riaer bill ban
maaife fontHe til at ie iaapaS, at ban
fan paretage i'm @ierning % gao ONT
firing ltoen Sielp. Oct nil pore 81
WaaneOer, inoen set piirr zig, ON
5oris8et iaar ct beI6i8t u6iaI6. Roa'
lie oct 9adr iom / ocu uorife 5olfe.
oiie, bUor &oneu ipnger:
gQe ManS bao6e Glue,
Rin Rano bao6e tngeu;
Sog ca meg Ell Bar Solte,
8ioroe min Wan0 aue.
Win Wano 6anio frnm,
Snue.Aue bapoe ban
2ifiaa Del iom en- dnnen Rar6.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-23
Sra Konsresien.
Scnatpr Gilman rrtter ct DDlbIpult
augrcb mob GooieSelt.
Mmoet ~&omgreSnpt.

Senutor Smoot fra lltab (bpis
Wor er norI) fremIaeoe en- SnOitil'
ling ON at forlange Siben for Sett'
Ting paa ltintabIR efernattonen til
15oe Mai, iaa 9apbpaserne fan iaa
ifafie fig 8oliser. 5orilaget peoto-
ees.
Snsbag ben Zoe boIot Senator
Gilman fra Snb Carolina en- polo.
Tom Gale mob 8reiioent &ooieoelt.
Soao Der oannebe Serten for Gill.
mans anareb Dor, at Mrs. Ninor
Rorris blen fditet no al oct botoe
Sus, ba bum trGngte Zig frem for OF
iaa tale meo 8reiioenten oe life piloe
pente, til benbes Cur TOM. 8enne
1ibetboelige 9egioenbeo bar Dog fltn
en- oeIfommen I%nIeontng for Saleren
til at faa uogpbe fin 8rebes SfaaIer;
| 8irfeligbeoen er ban borm for, at
8reiibent &ooieoeIt life gisr. Sorifiel
pnn bpioe og forte UNDER @mbeDsbe'
i9ttelier, men ioretrPffer en Hint Ne-
ger for en- minbre buefig bpto. Gill.
man er en- inb9ot Negerbaber 90 To-
Ter fig fr9nfet, 1taar ban ier, at Br9'
iioenten b~ebanSler Hegrene iom Ren'
neifer. Gertil fommer, at 8ooIepelt
Iiaeiom @rober glepeIarb 9aar fine
egre Seie % life piier Senatet ben
gGrbebigbeo og Scuipnsfulbbeb, iom
BET gisr &rao paa. Senatorerne be-
tragter Tia ion en- Gambling al 8pr'
iter, ser ct ieloifrebne til at itpre bette
2anb og Rtge, mebens BrGitbenten
ppfatter fin StiIing iom en- BOT og
onioarsiulo SiIlibspoit, Der birefte er
ham operorngen az 8Rlgerfplfet. os
ban isler ZIG mere uafbGngig al Sc
ndtet, ems bette ipnes ont. Wr. Sta.
ma oeo, Of Senatef ofte fsler Jig
itsot ODER 8raiiOentens Serb lige-
iom / Glepelanos Sib, % berfor bar
ban iao 6riItig. Io6 gIebelaub OPP
traaote Senator Sngalls fra 8anios
% ifiI6rebe bam / ct afabemif Sore.
Drag Tom en- opitpltet llbetpoeligbeo,
Wtr. Gilman brl9te bet almtn6elige
@nbeiprog oe fremfsrte iimple 9e.
TfpI6niuger, Iom enboer fsIte bar
grebne No at 2ufter. BrPitoent
8ooiepelt, iagoe ban, ifplber 2anbets
Bresie fin 8opitlaritet. San pasier
nItio paa, of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
benterne roier BAN, og gisr Be life
BET, bItr De fiernebe fra fin Sttaing.
IQereoe unoer ben ipanife &rig, %
ban par Sberit for Slough Ribers paa
Gubo, foritob ban ben &unIt at briuge
gre8ien til at blGIe / Srompeten for
iig, og itoen bar ban fortiat ion ban
begpnbte. 9ette er belle Semmetig'
be0en me6, of ban er bIepen ioa folfe.
flor. SIT ban Loo Wrs. WorriS fate
pan Dor, bier, at ban life err en-
8entlernanb.
s benne Gur eif Sillmans Gale.
Setutor Sale fra Waine, iom / flere
SenIeenher itoar / Sppoiition iii
8reii6ent Rooieoelt, i~retteiatte Of,
tere 9tr. 5iamdn for bans ntilbsre
Iige anbringcnbeber % nbentsIige
&aaitanbe. Sreiibenten rtaa iom en-.
boer anoen ba Ret til at perue ON
tit gus og bolbe paatrGnsenbe Ser
Toner bortc, ia9be Scr. sale.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-23

Sfobert Soob, iom er Wapor / Gan
Si1an paa 8orto Hico, inbfalotes /
frrrige uge for SuIets Sniularfo.
mite / &nleoning al en- Bill ON bore
9-9eiioSeIier, % han CAB npgle graz
berenbe Splpsnineer. S Gan Suan
er 6 4merifanere Weblemmer al oct
erefutipe 8aao og tillige Gbefer for
Gibelinaer Of 9ens StpreIie. Sibe'
oroneSe meo oent er 8 Eortoricanere;
men bisie flager ooer, at De bIiDer
cneriete % tiIiibeiotte. Imerifaner.
ne barrier life engartg De inbfsote,
nnar Hanbet ifal bolbe Msbe. I'll
8epis berpaa f~remlagbe Napor Cobb
9repe fra Ieoeuoe Sortoricanere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-23

Tr. Gilman fremiatte 5ea 1Sbe
Sanitar / Seitdtet en- 8eiolution, ser
forIanser en- rroerisgelie al. bpor'
Iebes BET sif til, at @rs. Ninor Ior.
ris blen faitet no al bet bride Sns;
men nleS "a Stemmer MOB s bIeo ben
laat poa goroet uoen noeen foresaa.
enbe Gebat. Reiten at Sisen uSfpIb.
tes meS SaIer af Tr. WcGumber os
Mr. @uIorp. WcGumber anbefaIeoe
ginen ON uforfnIfeoe Spite. os Srif.
feoarer, % Orr. Walorp taIte moo al
aibe Dor Sfibsfart offentIis timber.
itsttelie
sS,iet bpIntteSe Sen 1Sbe, at ser
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-23

Cen t7be Sanuar freniatte Wr.
@IfinS / Senatet ct Sorilag til Resu.
Iering al Sraettarterne. Oct er enb.
MI life rigtig ferbiet," iaeoe ban,
"pa oct ct irtsenIunbe fitlSfom1ent;
men set er Oct beOite, iom ies fan no
tenfe. Serubanerne er life tilfreos
meS Oct; bpno andre &orporotioner
fpnes, bar ieg life bort" Otter &e.
feratet at BONNIE, frernfonurer life
Senator gifinS neb noeet upt, men
moSificerer fiin noeIe al Setemmel.
ierue / andre Sorlog.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-23

Senator IeIion fra MinneIota fan
faISes alaifnS Ribber, tiger en- &or.
Respondent / @aFbington. Sngen
Rano t Senatet bar lat fig ioaieoeS
iltb /, boa6 4Loifa trRnger, iom ban,
90 ban bor frerniat % 0repet igiet-
mem Here Sorila9 for at imsoefomme
territories 8ebop. San er Sorfat'
teren al cit giH altgadenoe en- 8ons
9resbeIegat fra aIaifa, o9 Den oil
icnSipnltgpis blipe lopfGitet inoc-
pprenoe Sesiion. IDlig bar ban og'
ina ioreilanet, at Ell treble CONNER
ifal oniGttes / 9laifa, nernltg et |
Goloe5.0 iitriftet, Der er itcrre enc
roaet al oe to onore So9oeurmer.
2or life Irnse itOen benpenote Sc
nator ReIion fig til SnSreeeparte'
mentet ongaoetoe alaifa.Snbianers
ltes &etttsbeOcr, % SnorenttntIter
Sitdcocf los oerpaa roorbetoe en-
Sill ON u~olobuing al 2ono til benz.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-26
LAMB NEARLY KILLS LION,
Old Circus Companions Fall Out and Fight
Fierce Battle.

There was a fight between the Hon and the Isr,t,
at Madison Square Garden yesterday No bIoo5
was She'd but the battle was fast and rrrto,,s
"hHe 1t lasted. and. strange to say. Billy IUn m.
lamb, came out victorious
Georgia. the Hon. and Billy Lun CANA o,a- f-o,
LONDON on the Minneapolis several weeks ago
+ rom thelr earliest youth they had been together
paved IN the same cage, ate off the same pIattar
ing 1P win inc" noses touch
p during the time that the two animals were at the
20 I'm q BAILEY winter quarters T}ri5esrSrt
DIZZY I-un was quarantned and seDara+a5
oIA!ttAlon and Billy apparently blamed ia IL
Lot MS sequss trdtlOn. In any event yvler ~
~ 5.s-,~s otcets permitted Billy Lun 70 return
20 SIsoTsas cage the lamb s!guaIIizei the eveTt -
Nci"usly putting his leonine friend Ttot -, ~
igIlel '..tbNlh MuHEa, the Zulu who has rharge -
tne culously assorted pair. to put barred 49,
~" ~ 1" zen iAeIE IN the long cage Saturday for
INC uISt unH since leaving BridgepOrt tTe' -
tter was removed and Billy I.un t1rne1 los ji
the lion again. $1,000 -o079 Win
e., Without moments hesitation Billy I1ln salad
no tHs non. me latter with look If ne
Rio'rl I'm MS eyes covered in a corner of The dor
~ prevent O. continuance of the afracrs 49,
Altt "a eIiHlurG 8Iily Lun at end of The 80
WIN Jus' enough slack 10 turn around TN. H.
walked around his i'll tempered friend ana sria5.I
az NM bur made attomu- % take s,j,-.--.---t
SUNDAY WorHiLs "a third attempt was made 90
LIlIs ABOUT p reconciliation between the tv.n All
Llas. Billy l-uu was turned loose. and imr1edI feI,.
renewed MS old buttiuE tactics t2earsIa .5
iad eNlceuty become tired Of Billy I.uu'a aIr1es
instead or neeklE submitting E4vfnr D. s ,-I-
buited out y shape, he emitted 20 suarI IN Jafe-I7
ana sprang Tor Billy LuH Although Billy Is rI1t.I
lH circus circles as lamb. l..
strength pretty formidable RAM ana b. ne, ~
hon Aalt way. The conclusion was terri6, $3.50 '''1
Nhe next momsnt tbs Lion and EhA lamb ths for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-26
ASK FUNDS FOR CITY MISSION.
The Rev Mr. Kimber Tells of Work Society
Is Doing for the Unfortunate.

The Rev. r. F. Kimber, OF the City Mission
Society, occupied the pulpit Of the Church OF the
Holy Communion. Sixth avenue and 10Th street
yesterday morning. He spoke briefly OF the work
OF the organization in the city and made an appeal
for funds. The clergy and representatives Of tba
society," he said. were at work in all the public
institutions Of the city, and their work was largely
among the unfortunate inmates OF the citv prisons
asylums and hospitals He spoke Of the Tombs as
the city's clearing house Of crime" saying:
I could show YOU that the people who are there
arc Ike ourselves, part Of our common humanity
1hey nave drlfted downward and have lost their
way. They have had temptation that did not come
70 US, and they fell The task that we have sci
ourselves is TO rescue them, make this waste
society a byproduCt of value. We try to stand nv
them when every one else has deserted them
He said that they had formed a RibIa oIass ~
twenty men in prison several years ago and that
all or the members are now respectable men and
communicate with the society frequently One
man IN Tepaying debt OF 500 had written that he
S25 900. A III PI4SOA IoI
Mr.. Kimber said that the expenses of the society
amount 10 $4,000 year, in addition to q small en-
get 80 -1'iP 1t CO'iu
Ihey say that our church IS the church Of the
rlch. he said but this work takes us anon9 tbe
poorest Of the poor and are helping ali fb5t we
can reach" i-7 60 'i'''' W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-26
MONEY RECEIVED.

Mrs Frederick c. Jones. OF Connecticut has con-
tributed SO to the emergency fund to bring cheer
10 some special cases; a member of the Purchase
q, " branch $ Sunshine dues for 1906, to be
applied 20 the emergency fund, NJ NJ. 81, for Grip
pied orphan girl who wants 20 learn feather max
Ing; friend at White Plains. &. to be used where
most needed and 30 cents IN stamps which will be
applied 70 the tent fund.
The contributions to the emergency fund are
most opportune Among the urgent appeals re-
ceived Saturday from a Massachusetts
member who has been taken a hospital for
serious operation and needs some temporary help
a wheel chair invalid who lives alone needed coal
ana medicine, and these were supplied bedridden
Invalid IN New Jersey and another in Western New
York suffering from inCUrable disease, received
the cheer Of which they were in extreme need.
The president Of No. IL branch received some as
slstance for poor woman and her children and an
East Side family were made happy that they were
not cspossessed because the letter from the gen
eral Office contained s. for their rent. The Pennsyl-
Lanla invalid who has 70 move IS deeply grateful
fee. '-- "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-26

New York, will speak. Those who have been en-
gagged are Mrs. Philip Carpenter. president Of the
State Federation OF Women's Clubs: Clinton Rogers
Woodruff, Of Philadelphia, who viii discuss the
recent municipal revolution in that city. the Rev
Thomas r. Sicer. and Colonel Vroomau.
The club IS composed OF both men and women
Members OF patriotic societies. Revolutionary Sons
and Daughters). well veterans OF the Civil
War. founders and patriots and Colonial Danes.
are on lbs rolls. General n. NJ Curtis and Colonel
r. g. Lovylaud. OF Sheridau's cavalry. addressed
the club az its last meeting. Both axe member
AmonS the members are Jacob IL. Miller Cornelius
A. FuESleyi AIRS. Q, 3. WAboua president OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-26
CRAZE FOR TATTOOING.
Woman TattoOer Tells Of Curious Fads of
Men and Women Patrons.

a young woman Of Chicago who IS visiting THE
oiy IS said 10 be the only professional wouar
tattooer IN the United States
There is Al present" she said 10 Tribune 20
porter, "a craze for being tattooed You vyor1z he
surprised al the number Of well know, rre, ana
decoration. ~ -oi-lL OF personal
, = patron usually chooses his own DESIGN ,rt,o,,
-t--i.lL--iy reproduce IL various coIore5 49,
-l5les u Us q small hy bee s0rnarfr.-r.-
--lgs otasoi! or picture over the heart rf 5-a
sD-i-t man was asked 10 draw "A heart 81 51ri-
sSle eoiors with The name n his lady love o-itI-5
tl-si-5A- Two years atterNard he ca-ra ~ ~
1ta--. WIN -ls face ualfd and foo-f-r- 49,
LL-hf--s'-t- asl requested ir7Urfr- rr-7.- =. .
sgn-Dol 70 a2- Dolc letters the e-o..4 $780,. -
D5-e 'i OFT MtI known aEuE oei-.re -.a --.
Iyoed o.s- Ii5 heart NOT long ap0 rre .i---t-
name Mary. with lovers knott FTf -f, -est-,--
ailefWaTl -c had -tralrress' ta-f0ae5 ma.
-. ne , so-.e woman, prominent 5u Cli-ae. an
l-oi -iHIo"'l IN Ney'-A DIRK. had bgrrere- r9,.-I
e. her shoulder with tie initials 81 her e.-gs .i
lA4e ffleatl Not loIg aireTgarG size ...r7.a g.. ~
arc had the f changed a. .F.' and ~ ~. rs
20 nAe eventually married 81. W. ana o.. ~
cay no Doubt he thinks Ills initials --,r.- +. Ll.'
fsttooec ou i0- shoulder ---- -s7L
Foreigners visiting A nerfra or+r- --...-
vii. tattoo VI one 3D. ann i- nome
- TIE Stars and stri.ez .-'' ---A
y L14e sons people are tsttOOed szst Gs->--. An
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-26

sorosis; Mrs. g II. Denison. lately president o.
horosiss Mrs. Esther Herman, Mrs Ralph TraUt-
man. Alr. and Mrs James Talcott George F. sew
ard, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Higley Mr.. and Mrs
A. Walker OTIS. the Rev. DIT and Mrs r. s Mac
Arthur Mr. and Mrs. James NJ clifford Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert Hartweu Gibbs. Ar and Mrs. Edwin
= Jones, John y Duttou, Miss DutJou. Mr. and
Mrs George clinton Batcheller, AIR. and Airs w
= Chapman. Leroy b. Crane, DR. w. A. Ewing.
Mr. and AIRS. j. Edgar Leaycrart. DIT and Mrs
George N. stevens, Mr.. and Mrs. William G.. Root
James Speyer, Charles H. Treat Mr. and Mrs r.
l. Shalnwalt. Miss Mary A. Phillips Mr.. and Mrs
James T. Wells. James Eea. Mr and Mrs William
Ives WaShourns Mrs g. Taylor j. e. Gandolfo.
General IT, F.. Ircmaiu. Dr. w. r. DoId and Mrs
y Taylor George r.. Bishop is chairman OF the
dinner committee and George ". Hayes, IT,, Eea>
rotary ana treasurer.
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WINDOW BOXES

Miss Ada I. Fairfield. connected with the Ma
tonal Plant Flower and Fruit Guild end a T &
member, writes:
on Thursday afternoon I went 10 Mrs F0rost,.
eaL2lllleLs 9Inshlne Circle at the Church Of our
'tL IN last ltsth street found very nj "a "a rt
meeting. and the women We're delighted WITH tbe
l-ea or 6eauufying the city and their homes WITH
,.L--lg" hQAes nlled with plants. There was also
interest IN gardens in the rear and front
"a t.-5.s ~ me NelghborhOOd. When the church IL
III lls new nome in Lexington avenue 7 feel S,1lto
re mat the enthusiasm OF the meeting will axe
-o-L-- IA some active work along these two 1iTas
II was one Of the church people who fooL t
lasL year for q window box ' q P4iI0
The guild offers 10 sell yandovv bo,.. %. -. -
WI, [nroqgh centres, place boxes IN fami1iesHopa
L4@, a i,aLnlll-asKing small fee for the how A.
Lt-catlcn Tor window boxes and potted n1e1ts
~ o- ia re made 10 Miss T. A Dixie at the Guild
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OF the thing. many others come TO me with a
serious purpose. They choose their own name and
address as aid TO Identification In of acci-
dent Army officers going 10 the Philippines or
other foreign service, and men engaged in other
hazardous occupations, often have Identification
marks in tattoo.
The cost Of such work? Well, II varies. To
tattoo a small fly on the does not take long
and Is therefore comparatively cheap: but an
elaborate representation like celebrated picture
Tor instance. would take eighty hours. which
would divide into ten or twelve sttings. each sit
ting costing SO more.
Some people have q tougher skin than others.
and in such cases 7 charge more for the work
Than ~ the skin were tender"
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NEW AIEMBERs

ne following new names as members Of the
general society were enrolled during January and
fenIlafy: Airs. c, NJ Lawton. Isabel Niles Helen
- 9Iuigls' Mrs. De Wardener KOllub Mrs NJ E
1S445lTs Eliza Kendeil UPham, Miss H NJ. Barbour
gre, = Una = Ward Florence A Pardee. Mrs J. b.
y OsAey, Annie w. Story, Jennie D. Fletcher
Mrs. B. {. Brewer Mrs Perkins, Miss TSIizabatb
S SW'fsl, Mrs Ms Bradley Mrs; Gordon Wendell. s.
,5I49pOn. Mrs. A. NJ. Wells Mrs. J. $ COe Frances
9; j. Werdel, Mrs. T. P Huffman Mrs II l.
SlaIke, Mrs. i. Titus, Mrs. l. NJ. Hickman Ellen
= Jetano, Mrs NJ. r. Schatter, Mrs Harriet ii
SSIIc5-ie9; Elizabeth Mclean, Mrs NJ. c. Parsons
S4 yrs. ,. n Heobard, Mrs. George Henry Raymond,
Mrs. ;. N. Preston, Carrie L Houston Mrs VIII
IAN IAN, Scarf, p S. Van Duese, Mrs. II c. Plumb
Lille ltosenteist, Mrs. Herbert Roberts. Mrs r q
Dun. Miss Ida +. Burd, Mrs. Ludlow Thomas Mrs
LaTnsonl Miss Lucy katherine F. Thompson, Mrs
arthur Brown, Miss Corinne p. Dillon s S Watt
mrs. H B. Wentworth, Mrs s. F. Y. Creson NJ
4ishers Ina 9 Russell, Miss Susie Blodgett K n
p, Nihila,' Mary c.. Gray, Mary Price Marsh
Mrs J. F. Talcott, Charlotte Stone, Mrs w n
Weston Mrs A. F. Foster, Miss +. \ Rogers and
Mrs. n. p. La Boyleaux
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arc made ia lingerie style. as wei as washable
materials while in addition 10 the lawn are a great
found available --' '
me quantity Of material required for the medium
a1- @ i-ft- yards y inches wide. two and three
s--l k4tls ~ Inches wide or one and one-haIf
Us % !llc-es vide. with five yards insertion
o.. tte pattern. No 635. s cut IN sizes for "a 92 "A
~. p. 90 and - inch bust measure. ~
me pattern VII! Doe sent TO amy address on recaIDf
~ ~ gs1l7 I-ease give number " pattern ana bust
HH-ilf4 ~ niSlrci}- Address Pattern Department
Ne"--urk Tribune. II iu "a hurry ror ra-f-rr sar,i
- sAlIa tNo-ceul stamp and We viii mail by letter
bosLage ~ sealed eaEelOpe. - =. ----
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mer with his teeth eutagled IN BilIy's long wool
and the latter striking solar pleNus blows with his
hoofs, We're going al II hammer and tongs. The
round was however. a short one. Billy Luns blows
were the most effective. and the lion quickly gave
up the contest ana retired 90 his corner Then
GebuZa MunEa put up the partition. and for the
rest Of the day Billy Lun contented himself but
ting the bars, while the lion gared at his migrate
ful friend from the furthest corner and showed his