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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1906-02-01
SUPPORT ron BERRY BUSHES,

The usual stakes and supports are In
the way OF the cultivator. Fig, | shows
an excellent plan for supporting the
bushes. Fig 2 plainly shows sectional
view of the same stakes, wires and
bushes. This method keeps the bushes
erect and gives clear, open space be-
tween rows for the cultivator and for
the pickers.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1906-02-01
Grnpeyines.

Grapevines are desirable and attrac-
tive for covering sides of buildings,
barns or walls, and you need not be
afraid that the vines Will do the build
Ing or walls any harm. They will pro
tect them. Plant grapeyines for the
health of your family and for their en-
joyment.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1906-02-01
Dahlfa Roots.

Leave the dahlia roots in clumps, as.
when dug In the fall, In the spring they
will start to sprout and than should be
severed By a sharp knife. FOR IL they
are torn apart some will bio destroyed.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1906-02-01

WANTED: l0men in each stale to
travel, poet signs, advertise ADD leave
samples of our goods. Salary $500
per month. $500 per day for expenses
Royal SUPPLY Co, Dept. w,
Atlas Block, Chicago
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1906-02-01

Lord Temple.nore. the father Of the
house OF lords" sat IN that body for
twenty-eight years before he delivered
his maiden speech and his effort con-
sisted of twenty-one words.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1906-02-01

Il have always noticed" remarked
the man who comments on things,
shat the man who eats the most is not
always the latest"
True" replied Senator Badger, land
II have also noticed that the man who
talks the most is not always the wis.
ast"-Milwaukee Sentinel.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1906-02-01
Lease Of Com non school lands.

NOTICE Is hereby given. that on March Is,
lv0e, all the Unbiased common school lands in
Union county, viii be offered for lease at pub
nc auction, between the hours Of ten0'clock a..
m and I'VE o'clock p. m, at the front door OF
the court house In said county
Dated at Pierre, Jan. sth. 1906,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1906-02-01

Commissioner of school and Public Lands.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-13
6 Nnrnain.


Eli ucrfnnfrn.
9Scpen @eiGldit5nrrdnocriul0 Gin @rnccrn
Sleiid mo Irpniiipnss2dhen; outer llntflb
96o? inat bic expedition oieics Slattcs.
G03-S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-13
8iehmGrftc.
= b il.

GbicuNo, II. Npril. - HinOpicb:
3uirbr 5000, Worft ltctig; actp06ns
lihc bis Frimo Stiere LOO bis GAO;
aij6c 3.25 bis 40; NinOer 30 bis
800; Nullcn 2.GO bis 400; MGlbcr
30 bis G.1O; Stoders mo Jee0cra
20 bis 40. S6lpcinc: 3lliubr t..
600, Morrt ltetig; Choice bis Erilno
idnucrC 600 bis $50; mittclnlGBige
bis quito id)pcrc G.l5 bis 500; @ut-
dcr9 G.l5 bis 600; quite bis Gbocic
idapcrc gcn1iIdt G.45 bis $50; Enf-
ing $50 bis G,l7Ha. Sdoic: 3uiubr
10000, Wiorft ilou; Sdoic 1.25 bis
G.5O; S1lllntcr 40 bis G.G5.
.ltnion Stod OorOS, Eitta
BURG, "a. f.. Npril. - Minooich:
Wiorft ltctig; Gboie $40 bis go;
Yrimo 5.t5 bis 5.35. Sfmeinc: 81
il6r lcidt, Morft itetig; mittelmG
BiQc mo idmcrc Dorfer5 go bis
go; leid)te 2)orfers $50 bis $50;
roltbc 80 bis 600. S6oie: Worft
ltctig; Vrino. netberS 40 bis 1.75;
grp0bnli6e $50 bis 800; S0mm2r
$50 bis go.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-13

3u urrtnuicn:
Sans lno Yaoel nit ohrr obnc s'orCnib.
Nnh3uiruGc1 I. Strnle nno Sait.Auc, Gautun.
U0t-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-13

Gerlnugt:

Sin .linnn Fir @artcIlarbcit. Atudb5ulrnQel
in Nr. ., H,1r0 6ront strafc, nm . llbr Nor
gems. Oul-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-13
Baltimore Marft6eridjtc.
@nItiprc. Y. Mpril 1906.

VQlftote. II. Wprtl 1JUb.
VI eb |. - 3lIuhren 1852 Iollcr,
cinihlieblid S7S 5diier 81 Occult
Foint u,o 1908 5diier 81 Canton,
aiiitenperianot 80 SGiier. Die Toti
rlltgen mdren mie iolgt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-13
Sinf'S &pte!,

VT. 142f, Gtt'Sdlt;mnrcs SfraRe.
3innler an Serrer 81 perI1ietben. Jetntte
9eirin!e nHo gSeine. aNdbs9Sietp '8r0ues
rei"sSier. gcridinmIuligssHo,al oes st
2ombarotr. SmineriunBrenocH WGlis nilo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-13

Tr. 1920 nuu :i22, SGrirro.Hpeane.
SauptGuariier hes pIhaliGsDidnnerdors".
Saue mo Som:nergurielt billie an bers
lniettrn. Suter ElnB lilr gluiierrrotien,
Seinite @etrulfe. SreisF0ol. g. Il -
IeIcpboti - ut H;rnon 3769 u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-13
Canton umb Subtraction.

Ebrin0'e ,Gnntun Nieofrfrah ispaIc,"
eiowritr@de 3. Sir. u. Satt.fpe., 6antun
0uup!audrtier beo s6anlOHs Gieoerfraii8".
Sinaiturbe jeoeu MiiiilUcG 9ibeno. Scr
SGmetis herein perfdmiue!i IlD Ieoeu 9ieus
tila gbcno. n9idtionuI" sD,'r am Sapf.
A0efapeaies TeIfphpT, = gAp!fe 1888 4.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-13

Safer 3uflbrcn 7l57 Wnldel
olta ocn Gicuootrcn 5uriid0e5o9cn
SlG9 @li6cl; Glcuotoren -Torrntb
359.935 Nuihcl. %crf0uie: I @o9
Aon 9tr. = mciBer 5l 1874, I 90 Gbocic
Hr. > mtibcr 81 So.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-13
s. eSc6n's sieItaurnnt,

Ir. 1923, Gpro'@crn', Ode IutnnnH ctr.
&erfanunIiiHGsluiGI 6es .s%lntonia : Gots
elnres Rr. 1896, 3. 8. g." nGtcuhens9is
itriils Rr. 1O6,~ rG0tuers9 iitriftS Gr.
1903. 9. u.sN." ms s0iitriftS Nr. 80,
3. u.sN." Sale al Gereine at hermies
then. Seint:e 9iere. 29ciue uno nroere
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-13
&crlanst: Srancn nnS WGbdcn.

Gcrlungt:
Cine &a'1irau iiir Wi0ntnqS. ?tddb3ltrd9elt
tnifr1rl1 9 uno II llbr IN Ar. $50, 9ioro. 6Ai'
tuus gtucnuc tiO3-41
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-13

3uet oCutf6e 4Gd66en, n%Iiiiet ciluns cnaiti0
fprehen; oas cine aI9 Hud1iH mo has uli0ctc
ais 0ul5utaoher in elmer proteitantiibeu Guz
mile; gutter gubn. GubBuirugcn io1ort IN 9tr.
2I33, ct. Yaul. Stru6c. ClO2-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-13
Mham yiuYp'S 9ieTauraut,

VT. 1IU4, N%UiosNtntrni sNUenhs.
Ter rTUrnpil SrlmeriuGbrenoer SaiIDer elm
bon baltimore" terinmmelt ft6 bier ies
ben Muntna. @eor0c &rebn & Cons
Bier ant 3api, rad heuliper Irt oirefi
pum SOB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-13

8crlnugt:
Gin Wtiofen iHr Die uu9enteinc SaN3drbeli;
iein HSaifen NM Eiigelu. Na65ilraact III III.
1910. Miaoiious9tUenuc. Nu2-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-13
Sdmibt'0 .GihcrfranS'Sane."
Enr 4 pun ,Sfrfi,rL

Sanpturlrfier oes .NdDerll SIR. sunt. s9,ers
ems. .@idbCrirnu3sN uIneroereits, .Gui,s
ton Snlnerip. Galts iitio 9eibsBereine,"
-Neniibe @emiitblibfeit," p9efeIf6mieoes
LINTON" END YScfpersGonilape DIT. 478,
3 8. g." Srifdcs Ater Sit ieoer 3eit.
e. 4 F.slelsDbou - gSoIie 25e1 Y.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-13
Srcuclbaflcr NnIdJlag miEaliiftc.

Yitt@burn SIS, II. Npril. -
lln6cfonut 0cbIicbcne @erbrcd)er IA.
ben gcItcrn 2lb@lo 3uiiGcn Sltrd umo
Sc1mmon SEN aIijdlider @ciir CT
iolgloS 0%cbiicbcrcH Geriitd gentnd)t,
bcn ais oMetcor" befonntcn Toiia-
Qier5ug 5riihen Fl, Souis mo Gam
6ronci$co mittcIit Ggnnmit9 81 Der.
nidbtcH. Die Shicnen n1ren III ser
Gauge pon Orei SUB ob0cbrodcn
iporoen, 0od iuurOc Der 3ug ml5ead-
tet oeiicn III 6olgc Der raienoen &c.
.i6,pinoigteit BON GO Wfeilen pro
Stllnoe oGnc llniaIl iiber Sic geidbr.
lihe SteQc hinueg gebra1t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-13

Satob Mies' .W;eiobie.Saus,"

Turtuft'Gde DER Spm' rno 6urrtf.Str.
S~1uptluarilcr oeS SefdngoereinS aWieIos
Die. Sin9itullben tcecn Sonneriia99lbeno.
@criainnlull9cu res centennial W,cbger'
Gereins" ieoer >. uno a. Sisui.dg I'M
Mtonnt. SeIepbou - Wtt. &erucn 1856 ".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-13
I'm %periaafeu:
YIte TcScrbettcu.

Mnrftpreis niro be3nbIt fir aI.c Seoerbet,
ten nno antifc WabaGprhsD,5beI. Geioet Toft.
!arte an bic
,Gotuntal Nnttaue Co.," Tr. 6t3. Norb.G utatp.
etraie.
1eIepbon: Mt. Ternon 304s. cine 9eftenru.
aen PROMPT nIi&aefibrf. f6-.SsS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-13

ld)cl; ans Den Gleuotoren 5urildgc5us
gen l9l Nulhcl; Gleputorcn z&orrut)
1912 Nllld)cl. &crfGuic: | @o9aon
ltr. . mcltlid)cr 5l G5h.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-13
Sppu ;Sraas's ,,sjader. Serberac,"

Gr. 13j, 0arriiuu., iabc Yeriagton'Str.
SEQ. 8iiriber, IT,, @rnlsGo.'s gier ant
Supi. gSuriner Yunin bon ~ 5iS 1 llbr
Yn6mittuls. GIe heIiI6cn Bdder ls;,o
3rin 9elr0e einaeInoeH. Y. 81 B.sIeIe,
pbon - Wpt. Seril0i COS X.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-13
3n %Dcrfnnicn.
Mus upr Dem | .Mni ucrfnuit merocn.

3mci AGcr Snno; : liilllten 9Se1 bon
6Cr citation: nelce HuuS. 10 Simmer:
ole mubcrrcn Gtnrihiut0en; SrIbt.
S6nttc1l. lehenoc 3dIne. Gucllempniier.
Nnuo uuciu toitete $1,000. 9Siu cS pcrialt.
len fiir $1,000.
Gin Mtcr 2ano; feline COTTAGE nit G
2tmmern: 9citibilI. &%crdnSa. Sidn II. (. 10.
tScniigenb Sbiis mo S6nitenbduoC: lCs
bcnoc 3dirc; 10 WieiicIi bon oCr Sidot.
g9in fir 1880 perfnufCr.
100 Ndcr nn6c citation, tG MteiIen bon
Baltimore; iciuc5 Ndr9, Ston etc 50
Ndcr inter Nliliur, 9ieft in 9Salo. 4rci5
$1,000
Ncuu n%cnGmnte Yrciie nidlt micoria &C.
nrg liuo, radlc man mir cine Sffertc.
u. s.. Yln6burn,
OOt,3,6) Observation-Disclosures.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-13

lfcl; Ncrl0ll0t pom Den GIcpntorel
1i6,6S3 @ultcl; Glcpotorcn Gorrotb
1.371,63l @uihel. Tcrf0uir; 10000
Nuidcl Mai 81 %, 10000 on. 5l
1915, 10000 September 5lt 53l@, /
S&o00on Spot 5u %.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-13
Nartiea! @rdanse : @eitauraat
Ir. %. Gi6.W as.G trasc,

Senrh Misbeiehf, giaenfbnmer.
empfiebIt bent RubIifum i'm neuen qo.ai feline
impuriirtfn uno einbeimifden @eipe, giaueure,
pier nib GigarreH better GnaIiid.,
Winb!5eiten q Ia Carte meroen aufs Ghmads
buffeite tiI6ereitet.
8rcmIdres Miiiaasefen BON ~ bis 2 iI6r
Ta1miitnas. (WidrS24,fO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-13

@crlamgt i'm Mil9emcincu.
Guit ituo 9oniS.
scutidcs arbcits. Ncm,ueiiuncs.Shrcun

IrWTTHrv TrUrTss 7rUlIUrI NHTCuE,
PR. 2l0, Glib SbarpzStruie, unirr Der 9iuiIiht
Der ySentfbelt SeicQfbnit". -. e.. Sieieriecn, Die
beuti6e Snnoperfer. grbeitcr mo NicnitJoien
gu bciddiii9en l%piinfdcn, mOIleu iib pcriDnIid
poer III frunlirten Nricicn an ben S~lNeIicr Der
Beielihuit. SDbann .. WeBcr, Gr. 2i9, SRe.
eharp' Strabc, tuenoeit. ipcldcr Incitpcliltf
E%lslunit erl0eiIcn miro. Gprebitnlloen bon 1
bis B llbr. CSan2S,tO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-13

ncrn nuo oraneu.
atr bcilru GrnmpIgoeytrnte obns Ifrerd'
batie Operation. Sirif!arcn, gIntnergiiiuug unb
Sbpbilis In duen, Staeie1. Scrluit Der Ianr'
baricit mo i;eu 5u9cIc9enc nranipr!.er. Sine
rGibe, b~arefnSc Ssilnla miro aarunt,rt. lln'
fere neite Gmticblura beitrbt oGrir, onb nibi
elm Gent boz ~eliCIgttt 6ei;cHG Al ha6ablci IL.
So !oItet Gle giibiS, in nnierem gGreni bor'
bufprcden mo eits Driolte COMPILATION init
uns III 5Gbcu. Tcu 20 lbc 8ormitinas bis 10
rlbr abenos G%c5lfr2t. e8seibt tuenu CDR Mot
Tommcn ibn1t.
@riNnt.sna re5immer fir Samcn.
Trnio.SiG. nNo SpInub.Vart7qoggDnS fab.
ren an nufrrsr 3bArs uorbei.
ehbweh.G,:e sannb. uns Pratt. etrate.
tNiutl9 L&G.f3
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-13

vut WuI. nMu num.NutHHrs ou"tp"'
SauptGuarifcr bes ~@ciunopereins rgoeIs
.ueib." r9nmensSi ereins bes @oaIDeib,"
n9anionsg onelaucs Gr. 445. 3. 8. S."
Oriental Bifirlits Rr. 1853. 3. u.fS.' unb
r9lnton spars II. gergriiguugss Bertins".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-13
CALL.

$i00C0 llniieo 9iaiiuoDS ier .. ....... 02H
$4,000 ga 4ou II. 5ln 5er.....,......1i3H
$500 81 e h OF Conn Der CGtf5)..... 81
81 @n 2ou II. Glu Com ......... 40
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-13
3m %ucrmietbcm.
3u Ucrmict bcu:

I'll DcfnlICfuCN.
Slid. mo Seranliaun1ssSbu am 9uIgutCs
Steel oe9eIllpet 9lpef,Nlep' htCqllcil mr. oe
Gtnot aelepcn. CSeuiibe Tdmilieu b%cionHcr5
benor3npt.) 9iatb3ufra0en bel Iierrc Is. Gnaun
a Niepbc,u. Gr: 10, Sit.scringtousS traRc.
(NprilI-lWaD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-13

Spbu u. Smcrpei & Guns,
Sntporteure uno GngruSfSiauors3dnbIer
G59-GG1, &eTt.Tratt., nnbe Eenn.Str.
baltimore, Mto.
9. & B.zGelepbun Solitb 1915 U.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-13
&crniihte Tn5ciAcn.
1000 9uuars

id6rIih Itno !cibf bnr6 lcutrnanmc uuicrcr
Hlacutur 81 pcrbj2Heu, iiir icoy' @cyuf Hctancl.
Cjicrfcu crDctcn AT 5. 1nit 4 Go, Mnunbcim,
Ceutidlaun. t1O3,G.s)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-13

70i-7W eumbarosGtr, S~igticnbtptgn.
SeiHite Neine NIB Gialore. Ger aeftins
heite Srt nuf Der @roe. = Sic briisn
gsoolsRarlprS tn Sieblanotoipr. YrOmpfe
gebieniTg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-13
gu %uerfnuieu:

Sine sSitt,pc bat 80 @duier in allen IbciIen
Der Siaot, pcI0e iie ioiort b~erfniicr mus. Mnri
%abreiiire: y9pr J. d." Scntifcr Gprrcipoubcnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-13

Samilicnhdierl &odocIc0cneS iridthnrcs
QInn, 10 Weilen bst 9Sai6ineton. .. e.: oiie5
NaiScr. 9Sirb in Fdrbcllei bon Qeiuiinldbieu
8r6Ben b~erfuuft. Semitic uno GeiIi0eI briiis
Gen bobe Rreiie mi hrm gSnihin0ior DART.
Yreife uno WehinqullQcl nab lcbercinfummeu
Gidldro Heipce GumpauD, fS-i5 Ganitables
@cbdnoc. $50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-13
Senrp Is. alein's &s0aurnnt,

Tr. PIG, GlGns, nabc S0iuuro'StrnRc.
&ur5iiDli6e gSeire, Spiriiuuien II. lnions
9igdrret. @citc5 &iCr am 3dpt. 2uilf1
fir @eiddii5lcite bon 11.30 SGrli. bis
2 lltr MabmiitnGs. Ielepbon Is. & q.
= MI. Sermon 300S q.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-13
Suiepb Gmmruacr'S SAFE,
PILL, Ndlucrt .Munn, nNhc Nrcoerid slluc.

Sic bcllcll 9&ciuc I'M gSclleno. Mtabls
5citcu 81 icocr 3eit. G~ciniitshini1 cine
NGupiaunrtier ocs pGannfiai!cr &oIisfeft.
SCreinS."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-13

Giuiq. 0idcrci uno Gonfeft Qdoer 9r. 1916,
lit 6nNctte GirGBc. glad8uiruaeu in Gr. GIG,
siaGts Strafe. N03-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-13
Su uermict1cu:

Sn UetlnIctIcn:
WtubIirte Simmer an Scrrcu. giud3nfrneel
IN Gr. 429, SurrritsS traRc, YriairsW,arft.
(Wfir3S, fWii)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-13

EGi1c snr Meiic ms Mnslanb De-
iorat &. Saline, Nr. Alb, Si-yalti-
murc.S trakc, nabe Gnitombon -Npe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-13

@ci5cn. 3riubrcn GS0l @ns
id)cl; &criouot pom Den Gleootorcn
iGl Nlrihcl; Glcuatorcn &orrotb
800 G3l Nn.ihcl. %crfGuic: 1000 gu
id)cl Wtoi ut 1854.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-06-23

clety likes 10 be seen rather than felt.
There is all the difference. And in that
particular section Of 1t whose aim is
seeing to be seen, and seen to be
seeing, the American woman is an
oasis in the desert. She also wants
to be seen, but she expresses that de-
sire so snaively and often 90 bewitch-
ingly that 1t Is satisfaction to every
one to grant her request. She also
would see, and her eyes are SO bright
and rowing and restless that Mother
Britannia is perfOrce compelled to
smile indulgently and to open all her
social picture. books for the pleasure
of the spoiled child of eternal May
flower pedigree.
1t has to be said and frankly admit
ted. too. that much of the popularity
attending an American girl when she
first comes over to London for q "sea-
son" is due to an idea which the stOlid
Britisher gets into his head-namely,
that she has, she must have, money.
The American girl and money are
twins, according to the stolid British
er's belief.
She may have thousands, she may
have millions he can never be quite
sure. And he does all he can to in
gratiate himself with her and give her
good time ION spec to begin with,
while he makes cautious and diplO-
matte inquiries. II his hopes rest on
firm basis, his attentions are re-
doubled; If, on the contrary, they are
built on shiftina sand, he gradually
diminishes his ardor and, like wilt
ing flower" fades and "fizzles" away.
/ am here reminded of a certain
earl, renowned in the political and So
cial world, who, when young man,
went over on visit to America, and
there fell, or feigned to fall, deeply in
love with very, sweet, very beautiful,
very gentle and iovable American girl.
In brief while he became engaged to
her. The engagement was made pub
lie; the wedding day was almost fixed.
The girls father was extremely
wealthy, and she was his only child
and sole heiress. But an unfortunate
failure, gigantic collapse in the
money market, made havoc of the faith
er's fortunes, and as soon as his ruin
was declared, beyond doubt the noble
earl, without much hesitation or ado,
broke OF his engagement and rapidly
decamped from the States back to his
own country, where, as all the world
knows, he did very we'll for himself.
+ Strange to say however, the girl whom
he had thus brutally forsaken for no
fault of her own, had loved him with
all the romantic and trusting tender
ness of first love, and the heartless
blow inflicted upon her by his noble
and honorable lordship was one from
which she, never recovered.
Marriage, however, is by no means
the only or even the chief resource
in the life Of the American woman.
She evidently looks with a certain
favor on the holy estate of matrimony
and is quite willing to become an ex-
cellent wife and mother II the lines OF
her destiny run that way, but II they
should branch out in another direc-
ton she wastes no time in useless
pining. She is too vital, too capable,
too intelligent and energetic altogeth-
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Why IL the American woman 90
popular in English society? Why ID It;
that her charmingly assertive person
atty is acknowledged everywhere?
Why 10 she received by knights and
earls and be1ted churls with such ov-
empowering enthusiasm? Surely some.
thing subtle, elusive and mysterious
Z cllngs to her particular form, nature
and identity, for more often than not
the stolid Britisher, while falling at
her feet and metaphoric kissing
the hem of her garment, wonders
( vaguely how 1t Is that she manages, to
make such q fool OF him! To which
she might reply on demand that II he
were not fool already she would not
find her task 30 easy. For the Amer
lean woman is, above all women in
the world, clever-or let US say
"brainy" to an almost incredible
height Of braininess. She is all
there 4 Il Il
She can take the measure Of man
In about ten minutes and classify him
: as though he were botanical speci-
men. She realizes all his limitations,
his motions" and his special and par
ticular fads, and she has the uncom-
monty soOu sense not 70 expect much
OF him. She would not take any" on
the lily maid of Astolat, the fair
Elaine, who spent her time in polish
ing the shield of Lancelot, and who
finally died OF love for that most Inn
moral but fascinating knight OF the
Round Table. NO, she wouldn't polish
g shield, you bet! she would make
Lanceiot polish 1t himself Tor al! ne
was worth, and polish her own dear
little boots and SHOES LOT her into the
bargain. Tnat is one OF her secrets
masterfulness, or, let us say, queen
hness. winch SOUNDS better:
Perhaps the cnief note IN the ever
ascending scale OF ner lnnumeraDle
attractions IS ner intense vitality. Inc
mixed Dlood OF many inteihgent races
courses through ner deilcate VEINS
ana gives 9 Joyous ngntness 10 tne
bounding OF ner heart ana the swift
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2 whose fortunes are on the verge OF
black ruin, ready and willing to de-
YOUR, monsterlike, the holocaust OF
an American virgin, provided bags Of
bullion are flung with her into his
capacious nav, though certainly one
should look upon the frequent mar
riages OF American heiresses with ef-
fete British mobiles as the carrying
out Of asiwise and timely dispensation
Of Providence. New blood. fresh sap,
is 'sorely needed to inyigOrate the
grand old tree. of the British aristo-
cracy, which has of late been looking
sadly as though dry rot were setting
In, as though the wood lice were at
work In its hearts and the rats bur-.
rowing holes at its root; but, thanks
to the importation Of few clean,
sweet American women, some of the
most decayed places in the venerable
stem have been purged and purified,
the sap has risen and new boughs and
buds OF promise are sprouting. And
1t Is full time that this should be. For
we have had to look with shame and
regret upon many Of our English
lords caught in gambling dens and
shown up in dishonorable bankrupt
cies; some Of them have disported
themselves upon the variety" stage,
eau ~ Women peIticoats ana SINGING
sn.il S sonss ,or lee, o.ners nave
nleu tne a out as dummy ng-
ules " a.elacuon .. evening parues'
acceptlng . suneas ior eacn appear
ance, ano tney nave become painIniiy
ian UNI oo1ects " .lle uisorce court.
But, revenons nos moutons-the
social popularity of the American wo-
man IN English society. That this Is
popular is an admitted and incontest-
able fact: she competes with the ma
tive British female product at every
turn.in ner aress, IN ner ways, IN ner
irresistioie vivacity, ana, above all. IN
ner mteingence: Wnen she knows
tnlngs, sne lets people know that she
Knows tnings. snecannot SIT with ner
hands before ner IN stodgy silence,
letting otner foiks tax. Ihat Is an