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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-04
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%. We@rap, s 800; WariOn galo.
uea, $2.97; american Contribution
@ompanp, 1888.
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COMPANY, SO. 80.
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"a. 95; Wiliam Dates & Co., $4.45;
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bon ber ROwIanb Ape. bis our 16,
Strabs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-04

Gbieasp, A. Gaguit.
S96n beute stuPt; brobenb unb pabr'
i6einIid Genitteritirme Gonntas ; tib!sr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-04
2oeaLB et!erberi@t.

Sir Snbiana: S&Dn bente Na6t; on
Sonntas @spittsrftlrme unb fiibIer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-04

On o~trfauftu = einen fsinsu BaupIab uprbbflt1
. on Sturn Aoe.. stuii9en Siebianb Ane. uub
Oriental Str. absussfauaI ftdotif1ss asaffer uni
gas in Der struBe. Suite StraBe unb 9rottoir.
TaH nsbmsO on Dai4isan straBsnbabu. Shr einssIn.
bsitsn usnbe man fb an 6. 3. Bs1erer, 1a2s Sturm
Ape. ober in Charles Raper & eompanp.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-04
Ynional=Nott;.

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Q q b n, 124 Sno 9elatpare Str,
,ur Wn9ri9t. baB berislbs isit sinigsr
Sassn trant III unb bas Belt bitten
mub.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-04

%. z. BIptPe
eeetipnssD Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-04

Ou permietben = Die erfte etaee, feds 8immer.
- No. sos on Wtarfet StraBe. Hansutraaen
Ro. $40 Rorh Stem Ssrisp Strabe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-04
Yols3eui@es.

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in sereistem 3uftanbe nu& 6aufe unb
ring Sdnbsl nit isinsr Srau an.
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germ bslfsn polte. i6lug er au gooen
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%porauf Der Dhtheri4 BON ben &abler.
pOlisitsn Shine uno s9lanssn na9
Summer Si9sr sebra6t purbs.
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3iften cine bObe Biraf9aft FIR feline
Grsila Hung 3u forbern, I'm ibn bintsr
benz eiiernen Sitter fe~f3ubalten, oa fe
f9 Dor Ieiner 8tdtsbr fir9tsten.
Nuf etnen 8erbaftsbefehl,
tusl9sr auf llnteritlasun9 lautsts.
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alt, 903 0orb Sem Serisp Str, BON
ben @sbsimpuliaifien @srber uno 2arib
uno Blaming unb Somuels In Saft
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BON ieinem S9wa9er George 6ernlsof
eruirtt pprbsn, tpsl6sr i'm bsiduloi9t,
am 49, 5sbruar $50 unteridlagsn su
habsn. Sids bate bamals Snbiana.
pOlis berlahen. uno f9 10 bet gOli3si
eni5O9en. Sefern 1T er suriidsetsbrt,
porauf bic @srbaftung icfort erFolsts.
.. 80. Senbrids. Al Sabre
aft, 333 Geben StraBe, taufie eefiern
Elm pfero bon s. pfinolsr fur sos. gr
tiberrei9te ibm einen @bed auf sos
lauteno. aablbar in Der Wer&ant Na.
tioaal ganf. AIs pfinbler ben @bed
In Der 8anf boraeiats, srbielt sr bic
Na9ri4t, oab Der Ausfsler teine De-
poften in Der Banf babe. Die poIi3si
purbs bon Dem Gaq In 2snntnib gss
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erfoIste.
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bisbfabls beiauloist urb prompt bon
ben @sbsimpoli3iisn Wnnning unb
Samusls bintsr e9lob unb 8isssl
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nsr &nRsngsnoRsn 6austne8t I'm
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i9ieuen. Sieielbsn nabmsn cine I'm
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unb fanben bic 3pst Bilets, psl4e
6rau Dart als bic bon ibr martirien,
tpieoer ertannte. Collins puroe na1
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geftoblsn au BADEN.
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tuurbe ssftsrn I'm DENTON 6Oiel BON
ben RaolsrpOli3ifen Shine uno S&lan'
gen fefgenommsn uno In bic 2ranfsns
abtbsilung oes @efdngniRes gebra8t;
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tuurbs Solomon Mntbonp. As Sabre
oft. bon ben Bsamten Yreen, poole
unb MsHorb binefsf gsmadt unb tpirb
er R9 heuts Dor benz pOliadri&ter
tusg.n isiner asuiKsnloien 6anblungs'
ueiie isirsm 2inbs eessntiber bsrant'
portef1 mtHen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-04

q " o~ertaufeu - $12. 600 faufen bic bette Tailberei
a 5arm IN SnoIana, 10 Tseilen bon Snbianapolis,
on gutter 2anbfraBs, ON Snterurbor etrasenbabn,
sanb in bobsr RuItiootiou, quite Sdrre unb brainiri.
2 edsuntn, aOrntrippsu. gstrsibst oben. Keller, suei
zsobubdnier, feiu. ~Sieabeus. Nsbrs Indianapolis
9runseissntbum 3sras ober Gre donna saHb tn
Gaui9. Ssi4te Gsrnrins auf Elm 1beiI. Ra15ufra.
gen bet Smith & 6arsrOus Co.. 10 gorb 7sIapars.
An~3etgesAseHteu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-04

Sec. u. Hemmettsr, 224 Norb
pine etr.-Dunlles unb bellies gapi.
tal gttp Bser ifets BET mir au babsu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-15
NEW MOVE BY THAW'S COUNSEL.
Hsrtridge Wants Case Put in Supreme Court
Cans Assists Lawyer.

Clifford " Hartridge counsel for Harry X
Thaw. who since June d has been imprisoned in
the Tombs on Indictment for the shooting or STAN
ford White. made another unexpected motion in
connection with lis clients case yesterday Notice
served on Assistant District Attorney Garvan
that next Monday. in the Supreme Court a mo-
ton would be made for the removal OF the indct-
ment against Thaw from the Court OF General Ses-
sions To- the Supreme Court.
Accompanying the notice OF motion were two
affldavlts signed by ThaWs counsel. One was by
Mr. HaTtridge. and was that his client desired "A
speedy trial because the case had caused wide
spread discussion. The second affidavit by John
i. Gleason Of counsel, said that IN recent con
versatlOn with District Attorney Jerome he was
informed that. owing 10 the large number OF muir
der cases the calendar. Thaw could not be- tried
before the middle OF November.
II IS understood that the District Attorney will
not oppose the motion.
Two OF the dozen LAWYERS who have
been assisting I'm the preparation Of the defeuce.s
case were announced yesterday Tdev are Howard
s. Cans and John II. Iselin. Mr.. Iselin called 70
SEQ Thaw n tho morning. being introduced by Mr..
HartIidgc lie announced that his partner and
himself had been retained and had been working
on the for about two months. lie also said
that David i. Watson. OF Pittsburg. had been act
ing IA advisory capacity for some time and
would continue To do
= peculiar feature or the retention Of the two
young lawyers Is that they the personal Coun-
sci for District Attorney Jerome They were
tanned By Mr.. Jerome To conduct "A criminal libel
suit against morning and evening newspaper
for 100000. NJ. Cans was mr. Jerome's chief hs-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-15
LEMONADE BEAUTIFIES.
In Connection 5cith Exercise. 1t Is
URriCGLed, Says Mrs. White.

Women think they need lot of stuff and diet
ing 10 look beautiful They're crazy What they
need Is exercise.
It's continual usin' Of the body that keeps it
young Exercise your body. Don't let 1t die.
Drink lemonade daily. tn clean you inside
ana out tn cleanse your bones Squirt lemon
juice over your FACET beats the best 50 a bot
tie bleach on the market.
The trouble with thin women who keep thin
| is they're nervous. Fat women seldom are
nervous.
I don't wear a collar. and I won't I don't
like double chin on fat woman.
-Aphorisms OF Elizabeth A. c. White.
With her customary vigor Miss White hurled
beauty hint after beauty hint last night at the
! women who attended her corset demonstration
in Masonic Temple.
She was in fine talking form. and the way she
made her three corset models-one stout, one
lean ana one mediurn-go through their PAGES
was an inspiration TO her hundreds OF devoted
admirers, who went home resolved 10 stick out
their chests TO clean of their bones daily with
lemonade made without sugar, and 70 hitch up
Their stays after they had got into them. instead
OF before.
Il used 10 be Just like you" Miss White told
her pallid stoop- shOuldered hearers from Osh-
kosh. Tombstone and Deadwood. although
you're lots better than you We're" she FASTENED
10 encourage them You've done what I told
you 10 and you're heaps more stylish.
There was hundreds OF women on the ship
comm over as broad they was tall" oontin-
ued Miss White, giving the fat corset model a
friendly tap on the ribs. "One OF 'em-Oh, she
was sight" and Miss White stopped to chucI1le
rtehly-"corne up 20 mo and says. 7 was lookin
at you and wonderin' what you DO 10 pinch
yourself in and strap yourself up
don't strap myself up l says to her. I
Just take a good position-head up. chest out
shoulders back. knees stiff, and then I keep IT.
Wei. I've come 10 the conclusion you're
KILN yourself. says the lady.
Do look like a woman that's KILN her
SELF asked her. I assure you don't feel to
myself BIT Ike was dying and told her 20
come 70 a corset demonstration and I'd fix her
SOS she wouldn't know herself"
Il.
sets IN twenty-One cities in this country. And
II all but one I was a success. and there-I
won't name II, but twas a warm city-the
women didn't know and didn't care. And you
should have seen their fgllrsl'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-15
DETECTIVE AN EXPRESsMAN.
In This Disguise Re Captures Two Alleged
East Side Crooks.

station. disguised himself in the overalls and cloth
cap OF express wagon driver yesterday and
piloted pair OF horses through the East Side
streets. AS a result Daniel Ortner. a tailor OF No
Sl2 Henry street and Harry Fortsang. a saloon
keeper OF No. 1e7 East Cd street were captured
Morris Altman, q clothing manufacturer went
20 Detective HooiaHan and told him that FCrtgang
had called al his place OF business. No - East l2th
street. a Few days ago and told him that he could
recover his goods. valued 1T $1,000 that had been
stolen nom the SWeatShop Of Bernard. Fort
gang said that it would he necessary fOr Altman
20 put up $50 for the goods Altman and HoOIahan
drove round to FOTJgang's saloon There, accord
ing 10 the detective, Altman handed Ovc- SO I'm
marked bills 10 Fortgang. FortgaIg then got into
the wagon and all three drove around Ortner' )
home, where the goods were received and the ar
rests made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-15
ACCUSED OF SEWER FRAUD.
Brooklyn SalOOnkeeper Held in $1,000 Bail
Through Controllers Investigation.

Charles MUNICH a saloonlteeper al Cypress avenue
and Grove street Brooklyn. was sent 20 the TOmbs
yesterday in default OF 400 bail by Magistrate
Cornell. IN the Tombs police court, the charge
OF obtaining money through false preteuceB The
arrest grew out of the investigation begun sew
eral months by Deputy Assistant District A.
tOrney kaudyer into fraudulent damage claims
against the city in consequence Of OVERLOOKING
Crs. Two bsTtenders formerly employed by Munich
were Witnesses against him. They John Leh-
man and John Lang. both OF No 1873 Myrtle ave-
nue. Brooklyn.
Frank !. Prlel. chief examiner OF sewer claims
in the Office OF Controller Metz, was the COM
plainant against Munich He said that Munich pre-
Eented two fraudulent sewer claims amounting TO
S19. The bartenders. who said they work
ing in the place the dates named by Munich.
swOre that all there in the cellar when the
sewers overlooked We're two empty beer barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-15

Inery. designed 20 NJ girls for good positions. 4
class for training mothers helpers. 10 Include such
kindergarten methods are applicable to nursery
use, besides lectures on nursery hygiene, has also
been opened. New pupils received at any time
IN the stenography and typewriting classes. al
ready started. aud the regular courses IN dress
making, millinery and cooking Will be continued.
Mr.. Kitchener viii again have charge Of the man
dolin and guitar club and Miss Murray. Miss Mac
Donald and Miss Preble viii continue their classes
IN elCcution, vocal music and art.
over four hundred children are enrolled IN the
social clubs and classes in sewing millinery Bible
work, etc. IN the girls department. This work Is
carried entirely by volunteer workers. Young
women interested IN Settlement work ind a large
field or usefulness here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-15
PRIZE GAME FOR GIRLS.
Fifty Dollars VIII Be Given for Best One
Suited 70 a Schoolroom.

Composition closes on October Is for the prize Of
go offered by Mrs. Henry Segel. OF New York,
through the girls branch OF the Public Schools
Athletic League. for the best schoolroon game for
girls. The committee OF award consisting OF Miss
bYangeline Whitney, superintendent IN charge Of
vacation schools and Fairgrounds; Miss Julia Rich
man, district superintendent and Miss Jessie II
Bancroft (charmanl, assistant director of physcai
training IN the public schools already has q LANCE
amount OF material on hand,
me conditions to be fulfilled IN q garne ara tl,a
u may DO played by entire class OF ffty girls an
once, IN a classroom having fixed seats and desks
Gu ioI considerable exercise take not longer than
hIteen minutes, and be interesting 10 girls tive va
years OF ago. Manuscripts should Ia sent on or pc
Tore October - Miss Jessie n Bsnc-ofr No "a
Park avenue New York CITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-15
PAQUIN
D A 2 | 8

the WELLRNOWN DRESSMAKER, 3
rue de Ia Pafx, Paris, bees TO inform his
clients that his trade mark having been
EXTENSIVELY COUNTERFEITED,
he has decided 10 alter il THIS SEASON;
his waist bands VIII henceforth be of
WHITE GROUND with PINK LET
TIERS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-15
BLOCK euRoLAR-HAUNTEp.

Mrs Myron T. Clark. the wife of a publisher Of
scientific books. living IN an apartment house al
No l5d West Hist street, reported 70 the police
OF the West 18th street station that burglars had
forced an entrance 10 her apartments in her alb
sence yesterday afternoon and had stolen 500
worth OF jew elFy. This makes the Nth robbery
IA the same block IN the last two weeks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-15
OFF on A ESPECIAL"
HARLEM v w. c. a. GLASSES.

A. the Harlem Young wOmsn's Christian ASA
citation, Nos. = and "a West 18th street the ar.+
event q tie new season viii be the educational
rally next Thursday evening. when Mr. Davis edu-
cationl oircctor 81 the Brooklyn Young Mons
Christian Association, VIII speak Luck Versus
Pluck" and there viii be good music and a general
social time. Will reunions OF all the classes and the
reOpening OF the gym
The Bible rally VIII occur about the middle Of
October.
among tie new courses IS q trade course IN NIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-15
GIRL WANTED To BE A SAILOR.
Got Herself TattoOed-Three Operators IN
der Arrest by Children's Society.

Madeline Altman. fifteen years old was a wit
ness In the Tombs court yesterday for the chm
drens society against three professional tattooers
who had been brought 10 court on summonses
issued by Magistrate Cornell
Madeline said she lived with her parents at No.
Is Blocker street. Brooklyn up TO three weeks
ago. when sho away nom home. Her fathsr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-15
New Arrivals
In WOmen'S Separate Skirts

An unusually handsome black slned Wolfe Skirts has
added collection Made of crisp lustrou voe excellent quality
others side
plated fniht with deep fine
SI4 %
Skirts mixtures
cloth blue;
silk we'll made and fnsh. Price, SIS; worth So and SIo
Dressy Taa gored, plated side plated
models. Prices $40 and $Ia; worth SIS and S18.
secondf Brosdwa Stewart
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-15

If people will experiment with imita-
lions Of SOZODONT. they must
be willing TO stand the pain and
suffering resulting from teeth injured
and perhaps ruined forever Donot
experiment.
Stand by the Old honest Deniifnce
and your teeth wall stand by you.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-15

"a a prosperous produce merchant N ssis,
Market. Mr.. King. OF the society 80 r,sxs y
m the Bowery. in company with W. "a,
the Mayaower. She openly boasieH 81. - ,ss o.
with navy life. and c0nhded TO one = '',snns =
the society's rooms that her idea "a -, eals. Z
from home was 70 don male stlls ga. "a
part or a disguise toward TINS s..s a the -
fFls9' iS aes9Sen Tsre held IN 500 '4e os
FOR violation of a section or tae al,s,nxer "
makes Ii a misdemean0r 20 SFii@N Ma
right arm h in such a condis.aiI .inrtsn3ea. =
have 10 60 sent 10 a hospital 20 krsgs ts's
kins OF the society said there W.
blood poisoning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-15
(y- 80
MfAM ElNCSS
E-~S%r&aS

queen AieNsndra has safe full OF diamonds and
pearls. She owns some wonderful colored pe,,s
rubies, sapphires and emeralds and the great Kohl
moor. the property of the British Crown. has been
reset TOT her But the Jewel she values moot OF all
IS hcr engagement ring-set with 4 beryI an erner-
sstu, ruby, topaz, jaciuth and another emerald
The initial letters Of these stones smell the name
pE winch her husband is intimately known. and
~ ,NAicl sne mas always called Eirn. Next to this
"a her directions comes the diamond cross given TO
htt 10y the women Of Denmark on her marriage
40 l-e crown OF nrlliants, set in silver which
ne women Of England presented 20 her on her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-15

sstRnt until January 1 OF this year. and during
the two campaigns which Mr. Jerome conducted
was treasurer for the District Attorney lie is also
Mr.. Jeromes personal counsel In tho proceedings
pending before the Appellate Division Of the Su-
prems Court looking 20 the removal OF Justice
Deuel.. OF the Court OF Special Sessions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-15
Citations.

VHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE VI
York BY the Grace % God FFs9 sna la's''rs
To Ida Avis Jeunie Mccuroheon helos -. n y
Cisorgiana n Sqllres. Henry r sell apd A .s
the heirs ana uext % KIN e Hiram = So. ~e-~v <
greeting: Whereas Jennie N. Sell or ~ ~srrt < >
York has latoy applied % ths 5aEro5s.s ,s.rrnnS
county OF New YORK.. % have a $3.50 --,s.su.
writing relating both real ana pc-sos Ian
proved the LAST Will and Isst' -, ,is,-ris -
late ~ the CITY Or les Angeles. ea-l-s. s~,>. -
therefore YOU and cacl % you are c.l11 -
the surrogate ~ oar county Or NeM -. -. - Coo<
the County % New Y0rS On ne IN - - "a -
thousand nine hundred and siN. at A@s.. 4. s,rei
the forenoon of that day. then aLl L--.s Ia -.
probate q the said last WiE ana -. x -
you a. are hereby cited are unael t-,-srs1a
che wears are required % appear ~ yo-. sna ~
have one or i you have none. - 49, ~ 49,
one % De appointed. or IN the eNsl. ~ q y ~
failure 20 AZ SOY a guardian VIII 20 tliSs ossss1s
roEats 10 represent ana act for you IN tns K s..
in Tastllaouy whereof We have ealsss- ~ Sss :.
Surrcrar~s court 81 tna said COUNTY p - -
hereuuto afixsd. witness heh - - Nv -
II. ST a surrogat. Of our said county, - - =
sad County me 8,h Gay or 49, *
" va -'u '''' DANIEL. IVA -
clerk os TIE suEloEs' -
JOHN NJ RIDER. Attorney tor - sly -
street. Manhattan Borough Ne~ -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-15


One New Yorker Just back from a summer BY
the sea is delighted with her success IN teaching
her hve-year-Old girl ard three-ysar-old boy TO
swim by experimenting the daily practice IN the
water with a series OF home lessons.
Il used a hammock" said the woman I'm telling
about II the other day IT would put Marjorie across
the hammock. her arms sticking through two Sc
lecicd holes IN tho netting ore side and her legs
through two on the other side Then I had her
practise the leg ard arm stroke. first separately.
Then together. until she had them by heart ana
could 90 through them perfectly for several nm
utes.
When got them into the water. instead Of 90
Ing In with Them and holding them I'd when they
screamed out they sinking, I stood on the
landing. holding stif rod IN my hand. from which
Isssed around the centre OF tho body. The strap
ygst long enough 20 form girdle around the body
NE 2tne long enough 70 enable me 10 hold the rod
coniorably in horizontal position. called It go
.ns nshlng. The children thought IL was huge
lln 70 De the hsh' aud struck out with the utmost
end person. Little by little slackened the rod IN
ming around with such freedom and boISness 4,
sometimes 20 threaten 20 pun me of into the
not avail themselves Of these simple DEVICES
An ingenious trunk manufacturer in London has
invented a series OF trunks-skrt trunk dress
trunk. hat trunk. bodice trunk. boat box etc. AL
OF which are fitted with locks which a master KEY
may open. Think OF that next summer when the
annual hegira 70 mountain and seashore begins
KEY 20 ind 0' -S
But better. yes Infinitely better even than this
IS th1 american trunk which doesn't have 10 be
unpacked on simply stand II Up on end, spen tie
door ana get out what you want There are draw
for hats, drawers for fancy waists and under
wear and Sun other drawers for the little ecsieras
that mean 70 much In dress nowadaVs Snch =
wardrobe trunk f. 4 boon % the woman vyitbCIIt
maid.
i thought she was such an awflllv nice etyl
the was saying, 'till happened 20 look AZ be-
feet She wore a white muslin frocl, but bsr Ca.
were clad In mannish pair 81 calfskin Oxfords
black OF She looked as II she could beva
climbed the Alps ia them or shipped as "a r.fc-
round tie Horn. Al! her romance and feIuininit,,
sremed 90 melt away before the strong Urogsf,.
tramp OF those unitarian shoes with tie practicsI
black hose that accompanied them. Now hi 49,
l.d sDCrfed white shoes with white etoclfnee
well Tie effect on one inclpisnt suitor would haye
been vsTy different indeed"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-15

bracelet which Queen Victoria greatly priced
Gnd always wore was composed OF lot OF small
golden hearts. In each of which was q tiny mini
children. $500 s4'N