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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-29

body. There IL no doubt that she Is very
stunning to look at. but that Is shout
all She is poorly educated And as a
wife she Is absolutely unframed in TIN
duties of managing a home.
The English woman Is a home woman
She certainly knows how to manage her
home. and attend to the comfort OF her
husband and children But she has no
grace OF body. She is awkward and
impossible" except the few who have
been educated IN France.
But la Belle Parisienne-she is every
thing. She is graceful. as a panther, she
is en- rapport with TIE news OF the day.
she understands evzry detail OF manag-
ing a home. and size has a heart so full
OF sympathy that she alone Is the Ideal
beauty.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-29
AMERICAN BEAUTIES FADE.
By ELLA HEPwoRTH DIXON,
Traveller and Journalist.

gY JHEN we set out to argue
N about the relative beauty of
" " the women OF two nations
l take il that the standard
Of &C pparison is that Of the upper
classes of the two countries.
FOR beauty requires careful bytznour-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-29
MARITAL BACK-TALK.

You men are such ridiculous crea-
lures" sneered Mrs Sagget ITS so
idiotic of you to gamble
1T Is. indeed" replied Mr. Nagget.
It's especially idiotic 10 marry in the
hope OF winning a good helpmate That 5
the worst sort OF gamble. '-Pniladel-
2hia Press
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-29

artists point Of view their beauty IL.
again, too material and superficial One
sees that these beautiful proportions
cannot last.
At hOme here woman's beauty ripens
slowly At tWenty-one an English girl
is immature At twenty-five her beauty
Is perfect. II her life has been one OF
refinement her face shows it. Her eyes
reflect her soul. and the beauty OF her
features is thereby made perfect
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-29
LA BELLE PARISIENNE.
BY HENRI DELoRME,
Artist and Poet.

~ EAUTY is OF the heart, the mind
- and the body. Unless a woman
| has the graces Of all three she
cannot be beautiful.
Tba American woman has grace OF the
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-29
BEAUTY AND BIRTH.
BY JOHN STRANGE WINTER,
English Novelist.

= ADMIT there are practically no
beautiful women in the East End:
but what of the oetter-class
women born and bred in The West
End7
{ pcausgo-oueInto.the West, End streets.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-29

u OUR rigorous moralist affects 10
" look down upon beauty. He
thinks. or says he thinks DIETER
SIN he thlnl.s hat he thlnlssl
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-29
ENGLISH GIRLS SHAPELESs.
By MRS. JOHN S. GIERSTEIN,
OF Chicago.

~ ROM my own experience during
- the last eight weeks I certainly
think you viii not find the most
beautiful women n the world in
England.
In all this while ! believe I haven't
seen one right down beautiful English
girl Maybe II I had been an artist and
studied their faces. feature by feature.
should have found points Of beauty
But the casual and curious glance OF
a stranger discovered nothing but pasty
compilations. shspeless figures. large
hands and feet and undignified move
ments. These qualities surely do not
constitute beauty.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-29

Nv One sees beauty only in the
creamy cheek and golden
hair Of the sparkling blonde.
another finds his art-ideaI in her OF the
rose-red lips and hair like the ravens
wing. The Hottentot finds beauty where
there is most OF Of avoirdupois. But so
Goes the Eskimo. And she Of Paris or
Rev York would starve herself close 20
deaths door before she would add one
pound to detract ever so little from a
single line Of grace
Then what is beauty. anyway?
This Is the question that is interesting
the artists. the authors the physicians.
and even the clergy. all over Europe.
The English have rallied nobly TO the
defense of their dear, awkward, round
shouldered maidens. and the French
protest at the very idea of granting the
palm to such mediocrity as long as the
chic Parisienne gowns herself with such
exquisite taste. and displays such ami
nation. But they both unite heartily to
DEFY any right Of consideration to la
Belle Americana. who combines the
English girls fresh coloring with the
graces Of her cousin across the Channel.
And II is quite interesting to read
some Of the expert opinions on TIE sub
1ect, one OF the most striking Of which
is from DR.. Emil Reich, the great
authority. whose writings and lectures
on women's problems have made him
almost as well known here as in Europe.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-29

have studied art in America,
England, France. and Italy, and 10 no
country save our own are these quail
ties so perfectly blended
In America there are many beautiful
women. but I have never yet seen one
possessed OF dignity and what we should
term expression
French women have expression, but II
is physical expression. and not OF the
soul. with which only perfect beauty
can be associated.
italian women possess greater physi-
cal charms than English. but from an
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-29
ENGLAND LEADS ALL.
By PEYToE cAPELL.

. OR ideal beauty. height. proper
~ portion, figure ana dignity must
al be combined.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-08-23

fig igien, at ct ngte MenneieliD og
5olfelib Tan fpres ! 8agf meo @no,
og berfor CT Mor0en, % mi narmeit
ben oanlfe Tolf, life Iaa
ipagt, Tom set let ue til, for set bar,
bpao Der bgrer til for at fDloe Ell
Hla0s / Siitorien, set bar lit @al0,
fin fongelige 9pgape til @apn for
belle Menneifeilagien, ligeiom So
iferne ! Morten 2utbers SID, bar bet
&alo at bite Set / bore Gage, at &ri-
lten6om og Menneffeligbeo life /
nogen &enieen6e ftaa / Stri0 me6
binanoen, men at De netop forboloe
fig til b%inanoen, bpab leg b6rte en-
Saler itge ifior, uiom ben CONNER
og Sen eng, Ser iaa bel funne iam-
men,.
H a.T-. sE -
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-08-23

en- iprig splpmaro, % @eotagelielt
al @ulOltan0aroen par ct baarot
Stag for bam. l1beloige Spefula=
tionsr og ulpnnenoe Gntrepriier
ill1gte for an0en Gong bans 6orml1e.
5or 2 Mar iitioen / Marts Maane0
ublpb bans 5ern1in JON Senator,
ban BPS fine 8el1ner | @olbington
6arpel og 0rog otter no / 8eiten. for
at bl1gge &igoomme no al Slipper
og SSoro. San tom tilbage til fine
gamle @enner / Menaoa iom en- ruiz
neret Man0, men bal. tog fat me0 i'm
gamle gnergi, og balts Snoiigt
Mineppienet bragte bam mart pan
Sooe. san bar giort aoiftllige bel=
>oige uStrifes", og inoen ct Mar bar
bon goot / Gang mes at opbpgge lin
treble 6ormue. San al1tages mi at
eje mtn0it $250,000, multg meget
mere. Men fine politiife og %iociale
<Mmbitioner Dar ban lagt paa 9yl<
Sen, og ban erflarer, at 6en treble
6ormue bill life gaa iamme Sci JON
oens to 6orgengere.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-08-23
Sra Oregon, @iseonau.

Mr. Setter Sunien og Miis &atba=
rine Sanien blep pgtepieoe 5. Muguit
@ftermio0ag / SEN 6anife lutberife
Strife al &qitor Siortspang. &irfen
par imuft ppntet me6 8lomiter fra
Menigbeoens Gamer. S. s.. 0llen
me6 Grue fra Chicago bare 8i6ner.
Otter &ielien fiprte 8%ru6eparret
og 8enner i'll 8~rl10gommens SGiter,
Mrs. Carl s. 2arien, 3 Mile fra
Ore9on, bbor @or0ene bar 6effe6e
me0 baaoe baa0e og t6rre 8arer> life
at forglemme imuffe 8lomiter, iom
bar ppnteoe me6. Mange
iml1ffe @aper blep oberroft Sc Mp-
gifte. 8eter &anien tom fra 9an-
mart for 4 Mar itoen og bab0e ct
mutt @jem til fin Suitru. @iis
&atbarine &anien fom fra Gpen,
for en- l1ge ii6en. Sns-
bags &ften 5. Z. Muguit TOM 8pe1s
l1ngoom og pnifeoe set unge 8ar
!Sel6 og 2pffe. 5en0ag 5. II. Mu=
guit bar bele 6amtlien foriamlet / Sc
hinges Stem og tog Mfifeo me6 Dem
og gnlfeoe Sem al @el6 og 2pffe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-08-23

bpiIfet spitrene 9pirltp % Mnoerien
ttaaffffeooe. Eoler bolotes at 2ogens
9rpiiooeuf, Mrs. Sbomien, % D'@rr.
Srgorena Game Nielien % Samar1t
iamt Mrs. al1tta Senien. Derefter
oanieoes til ST. 1. 9lle bar enige
ON, at 6enne Mften bill tent gda os al
Min0e. Gaf til 5eiter Sougaar0
sog &omiteen for oct itpre Mrbeioe
.0e bar nofGrt for at ifaffe % en- iaa
6sbageltg Nften.
Me0 Silien til Gem ST.. @eoaf-
ttpr, og Saf for Optagellen,
81 M zen e n.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-08-23

Tlerfuneriet / l1tab. S ct Sore,
brag il6lte @gn6ag be6 ct Gbouta11=
quomb6e / M11rora, ST., uotalte
6orbunosienator gu 8ois al S6abo>
at Wormonismen ipreoer Jig lang
lomt us ODER Sc Sorene6e @tater.
SON ba0 fine Silbgrere at BRUCE al
6eres Sn0flp6elie bos oeres @epre=
ientanter / &ongresl en for at forbill=
ore @preoning al 6lerfoneriet, iom
ban paaitoo peobliper at gaa / @pang
efter EN- iteoie forget Maaleltof
blan6t Mormonerne, ierligt Sc bsje=
re @%mbe6sm9no, men poo en- fao
bemmelig Maa0e, at 6e life fan ora=
ges til Mnipar 0erfor oberfor Dom=
itolene. San beo6e6e, at Mormo=
nerne MI bar abiolut politiif Son,
troll ODER l1tab, og at Ser / $500
ming og S6abo life fan pelges @rt=
bernsrer eller &ongresmpno moo
&ormonernes 9nifer. S Mepaoo
bor oe ligelebes opnaaet flor Sn6fly=
1elie. Mormonerne er efter bans
Mening s1u blepet iaa iterfe, at Sc
politiife &artier igger oeres 8i-
.itano, og 6e nermer fig fterft til al
blibe vtbe balance of potper" / Sor=
bunoSienatet. &bis Ser bar en- Sob
moo nlopligt Samlio, og @iennem-
fbrelie at 6enne Sop blep logt / 6or-
Observation-Disclosures @en6er, biloe
mango at Mormonle6erne blipe .bragt
Iugtbuiet, oe Bette piloe goeIpgge
6eres politiIfe Magt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-08-23

&ubert y. &inferton, gbef for set
befienote Deteftibfirma / SEEM Sort,
ct afgaaet peo Gg0en omborb paa
8remer0amperen Bremen" nn6er-
peis til europa. D6saarlagen bar
en- 6e%6toannelie ON &iertet. 2iget
bill blipe bragt tilbage til Mmerifa.
Binfertop bar iioen 1870 bopt meo
en- Mangoe forifielliee inobifleoe
SorbrDoeriager at gigre o. bar en- al
bore Dages farpeite 0p6agere.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-08-23
8nlhepeit ! Gan sSroucisco,

8Dlnepe1t I SQn Hr111ctScD. .sgf
Telegram fra Gan Srancisco fiolte
2groag meo6eler> at 2egerne bar
funoet fem &i1fql6e at 8ploepeit /
8pen, al bpilfe oe fire bar bapt 81
Sen til Selge. Natienterne bar en-
@gmano fra en- apitoamper og fire
ltolanoinge at 6en fattige @lasie,
boenoe / Nerbe6en at ben gdmIe
Rineierbp. Dompifibet mel bpilfet
,Sbman6en ieile6e, er meo ollie ltne
Hasiagerer lagt / @arantane, og
&niene, I bbilfe Sc andre 8atienter
boe6e, er oesinficereoe % afIaaie6e.
2igene at De og6e 8atienter bIep e6e-
.lagt peo nlaffet @nlf. Ser er ingen
gpipI ON at Spgoommen er Ben
aete 8ploepeif: Mutboriteterne bill
begonoe en- misunderstanding mob @ot-
terne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-08-23
Samesto,pn 1tbtilinaen er / M

Samestolun ltbitillinsen er / me.
get alporlige financielle 8anifeligbe-
Ser, iaa ser en6og er Muligbeb for,
at Gorbunosregjertngen bil blipe
~np6iaget til at opertnge 2eoelien al
Sen for at faa Sc 8enge ttlbase, oen
bapoe liant l10itilltngesfomiteen.
2aanet bar paa 1. Mill. Dollars, Ser
ifulae tilbagebetales i maane6lige Mf-
0rag, men biotil ct ittet af oisie be-
talt. 8eiGget bar beret forbol6sbis
lille 6a mango Of uoitillingsgien-
itanoene blep anbrr t for ient, %
@eiret bar paret anittgt Itge fra
8egpn6elien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-08-23
Neua0QS S0(o6on9e,
Gr-eenator @teuart ifa6er fiji
freojc Tormme / 80 gars 2lloeten.

s 8egpnselien at oe1r1e Maaneo
fplote @r-8orbunosi enator 8llliam
SO. @tetpart, / fin Sio fjenot UNDER
9eapnet vMepooas @slpfonge", lit
80. Mor. Maar Ell @ano bar raaet
80 Mors Mberen anier ban Jig. l9o=
ponlig berettiget til at bragg Jig TIL
bage for at ny6e &eiten al lit 2ip
/ Treo og SO = Sc flelte Mennelfer
bar ollereoe giort oette paa ct langt
tioligere Si6spunft al oereS SIP.
Senator @temart ier auoerleoes paa
Eingen. SONS 80 aars Bpoielsoag
bragtes bom peienlig finn / Minpe
beo, at bans &enner ienote bam Sill
1ener og 2pfgnifninger. @elp par
fan for traplt beifjaftiget meo at
arbejoe for at ifabe fin 6ormue for
treble Gong til at ban fnn6e afle Sio
til at tp11fe ptbere oper 9agen.
fSaa Meno / Sc Sorene0e 9tater
bar fort en- mere bepeget Silperelie
emo Sen gannle Sorbunosi enator. 50
Gauge / lit SIP bar ban iamlet og
forbrugt nmaa6elige 6ormuer, og oct
at lamGe sen treble 6ormlte | Ell Ml-
Ser. 6u GlertaIIet al Mgn0 allere0e
for langit bar truffet Zig tilboge fra
.aftip @irfiombee, iDnes for bam ben
meit naturlige Sing al @eroen. Sort
as utallige er Sc Stil1inger I set Of
fenlige 2ip, iom ban bar uofplot:
Sorbunosienotor, Mopofat, &eoaf=
ter, Soler, Mntberiitetsmano, @oloot
i Snoianerfrigene, &roipector, @pe=
fulont, pioenifabelig Garmer og 40
ifilltgt anbet.
Genator @temart blep fp6t / Seem
Sort @tat, fit lin 0p0ragelie / Ohio
oq ituoere0e 2op be6 Dale untDerit=
tet / 1949, 50 &aabet ON @nl1fnn=
Dere / california lpb no ODER 2anoet.
San fulste @trgmmen og ioet ban
praftiIereoe Sop iamtiotg meo at lpe=
fulere / Miner, blep ban iad nbpre
rig, at ban fit @abnet rSelpfongen
i Mepa0a". @an balgtes til 6or<
bunosienator fra benne Stat, men
itprteoe Jig iaa polo1omt tn0 / 2ipet
I Observation-Disclosures, at bun inoen
IL Star bar en- futtig Mano. Sitter
gift ban moo 8eit, grapebe fig paanp
Ell 6ormue u6 al Sor0en og bar inart
Ntllioner for anoen Gang. Meo
Sormuen TOM Mueten, og / 1878
blep ban paanp palgt in6 / 6or=
bun6sIenatet.
Sor EN- Sio bar ban en- it6rre
Magt I @olitifen eno nogeniinoe
fer. @ar bar Sober for Ben @rl1ppe
Mepublifanere, Tom i 1896 git uo al
ct. 2ouis @onpentionen, foroi Sen
ertIareoe fig imob 8imetal1ismen %
Tor @uIb @tnnbaro. Stemart bar
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-08-23
Sitmatiomen Mtarpffu pe6bliper ct

SuuultuleU I WlQTuIlD DeOOl1Der CT
bore ret betanfelig, ifjgnt set an-
tageS> at De frantic og ipanife Srop-
per- iom MI er lan6iatte pe6 Gaia
Blanca | ct &ntal al ca. $500
Man6, bil bore / Stan6 til at boise
8~eoutnitammerne fra Set in6re, ser
bar aabnet &rig moo Sc Sremme6e,
Stangen. Si6ite @6noag gientog
8e6uinerne 0eres Mnfalo paa 8Den,
men blep ilaaet tilbage at be fronife
Eropper efter en- bills &> Set
penteS, at G%ranfrige bill gribe in6 /
Sorboloene mes ful6 &raft og BRUCE
enonu fraftigere Sorbolosregler; END
Mlgeciras &pnbentionen tillaber set,
for at ifaffe &o I 2anoei, og De an
ore Magter pil neppe gjgre alporlt-
ge Snoiigelier imoo bette. @elbe
.5ultanen al Maroffo og bans Megie-
ring 9nifer ligeleoes tilpeiebrogt Sre6
for en- bptlfen iom belit 8ris. So.
iaa / an0re @gne al 2an6et bar 8e-
ouinerne piit fienotlig &ol0ning
operfor l10lenoinge> iaale6es / Sea,
bbor set er blebet forbu0t 6e oerbo>
enoe @uropeere at gaa u6enfor
8pen. Set eo6eles, at Sc San-
ger iom 8%eoiperne tog peo &lpn-
oringen al Gaia 8lanca, bar beret
uoiatte for frpgtelige Misbanolin,
ger, napnlig Spoerne og &pin6erne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-08-23
Bognpt.
81. s. g. @rnnbtpis: 9aaifeliljen,

q. S. g. @rnnotoig: Gaaifeliljen.
st Digt. s. @asmsien Sub. So:
&ris Is Gents.
Sill ollie Gioer bar @rumotptgs
vGaolfeliljen" paret betragtet lom ct
al Sc ppperIte Diete Sen oanlfe Str
felfjolo bar ifienfet os. Stlpnnere
Gers e,to Sc, Ser banner S1oleontn=
gen til Gigtet, finoes neppe oa1tlt
Gigtefuuit. s oc1ne lille Hogape
foreligeer Digtet 1aroele5 imrft no=
ltpret, / %npoeligt fomponeret Smilqg,
og sen operor6enlig billige Eris bur-
Sc lfoffe set Snogang b9ert oanlf
Silent, bnpr man bar Danif Sprog %
9igtefunit fier.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-08-23
Metthea K. Mathiasen: In a
thousand Ways. A Small Treat
Use on "Man - Woman. Nord-
1yset Pub. Co., New York, IS
cents c Rasmussen Pub. Co.

1yset Pub. Co., New York, IS
cents. c.. Rasmussen Pub. co.
Set er ct Snoleg / &Dinoela9en, I
.@rapet ON &pinoens 2igeberetttgel1e
mes Man0en boo0e / set borgerltge
90 Set iociale 2ip, JONI ben oanlt-
~omerifonl fe Sorfatterinoe ber trent
letter / ct mutt u0ltpret lille Sefte.
Ser goor cit Strpm al &egej1trtng
for 5ogen giennem 8ogens forlfjel-
lige Mfban0linger, en- Sro til, at ben
retferoige Sag bill iejre tiliioit, men
bel oglao EN- l1n6eritrpm al S11otgna-
ton, foroi oen life ollereoe MI,
s5rem1 friotets ltore Gage, er naaet
lnuger frem ems Silfgloet er. Sno=
fprelie al @pinoens @temmeret og
fuloe 2igeberettigelie mes &onoen
poo alle Omroaoer = li60e pes ST.
bets @oro pao en- Sfol peO MonoenS
Gioe, fife itao bogpeo bans Stol,
Iom ser iiges ct 9teo / 8ogen = ptl>
flyer Sorfatterinoen, fife uorette
,@iouuoere, bperfen MI eller lenere,
Set pil let uoefra i1ge1 ion1 BELT
fyorlfiel gjgre. Men Set bill pere en-
MISUNDERSTANDING al Sen ;ene
&alpoef al Mennel febeoen moo ben
onoen @alp6el. Sg set at uoepe
Metfer6igbeo berer lin 2pn / Jig
]elp, upaa Suiino @aaoer".
Set er belt igjennem &rapet ON
@etferoigbeo iom u0gjer @runoto=
men / 8ogen. Sen bill blioe leit in1eo
@lp6e at enbper, iom bar 6oritaa-
.elIe al &pinoelagens 8eretttgelle.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-08-23

Bette 8lab er n1eo lit rigt oipefs.
lenee SnoboIo og tiItaIenoe llbftpreI,
ie ! Sorbolo til fin Bris ::cpyrtr1d.
let nf noget ar6et BIaf ser ! Gan.
BET ! iarnrne Sproe. abor1r1er pat
IT.
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Joma.

- Set forlpoer fra Mariballtom
at sen fatbolife @armeliter Spiteror-
Sen bill blipe operflpttet fra 8aris
Sranfrtg til oettt1e BIZ lom g6slge al
Sc S%orfglgel1er, for bpilfe 9roere1
.er l1oiat PAD iiiin Sielnplaog. ct glrt-
tai al spitre, ser tioligere bar nil-
oerpiit i. sfolerne / Narts, Ct ale
rere fommet BERTH og flere bill fplge
lenere.
Sranf DUNCAN, ttoligere Ma-
por og en- PROMINENT screenings
ma,0 / Sttumma, ifp6 forleoen Mf-
ten og 6rpbte tin 5pigerfaoer,
George @o0frep, bporefter ban begtf
gelpmor0. Moget Motip for oet1ne
fortoipleoe @anolinq ipnes set at
bore b~anifeligt at fin0e. Scr. 600.
frep bar Ell S4aarig Gliding, Ser bur
meget p%elbapen0e; DUNCAN bar me-
get popul9r, ga ban for ca. 10 @ar
liDe1 bar 8pens Mapor. San Bier
so 9(ar gamn1el og efterlaoer Zig en-
ltor Gamilie.
- Gn 9aq -af o%beror0enliq 8es
tp0ntng for Central Soma er oper-
itaaet, og en- alr0en, life minore big.
ttg, ner foreitaaen0e. Sen enc bar
Bean DaD" Sen IA. S., iom 8or.
gerne al @enepa, Sra11flin County,
ito0 / 5pioien for, og iom foruoen
mes en- flor @i00ag, Suler oip. feire.
0es mes en- 9feffe al u%0en0drs Sor-
ngielier. Sen an6e1t, .Sauerfraut
9ap", lom McfleD / &ar0in County
arrangerer, faloer | @ar iaa tent iom
Sen 26. @eptember og celebreres be6
en- uen0elig Masie al @auerfraut,
ser ~ierperes pe0 en- lang &9ffe al
8oroe, 6er er 69ffe6e / 8Dens SO.
peogaoer.
- On Garmer, ser leper 11er Mfa.
Jon Gitp, @ill Sennings, blep forle-
Sen bogitapelig ilaaet mes al i'm
Meiemaifine og til Soroen al en-
@aglitorm, ser pluoielig brg6 lgs
ODER bonn. Sans &opeQ og ;arop
bar 1emt forilaaet al s@aglene,
Ser bar iaa itore iom @pnieng, og
ban bleo fu116et bepi0itlps. aoifillige
Sinner efter l1lpffen. Soripan6et for
Meiemalfinen lpb lpbif, fom i en- flor
@l,e tilbage til set @teo, bbor Den be-
pi0itlpie Mano laa, og set bar pad
ct bangen6e @aar, at ban 11n0gif at
6lipe %ifaaret mi0t oper, i0et 5porene
bite, at &ripers 8la6e npiten bar
gaoet belt ms UNDER bam.
= s en- al &irferne / Ga &orte
@itp blep Ser forle0en Spn0ag bol0t
Saffegl1ostienelte, for0i Sc @9o6elgb
ser 9agene 6orbeien ffuloe babe ta-
get 5teo paa Sen lofale Same, bar
blepne f%orbin0re0e paa @run6 al
&egnbeir. ga Me00eleliet1 ON &e-
itepn0oelbbene bar blepen n6ie116t,
forene0e Hrpiten for be0fommen6e
Strife og Sc ppperlte blan6t be.1s
6aareflof ON at oplen0e br9n6en0e
8enner ON, at Set / Sc Gage mautte
dsregne. Sg 8i0unoeret ifete: De1t
ferite Sag regne0e set, Ben anoen
Dag regneoe set, og Sen treble Sag
regne0e Set iaamen6 ogiaa /
Span6ebis. Saa. blep 8eitprelien
fieo al. set og aflpite' bele Goreitil-
lingen. .!n..1@;
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-08-23
minneapolis.


Den n%orif-oanife 9resieforet1ins
ofbal0er tit is. Marsmgoe GirSoag
s. 3. September 81. 10 6ormiooag,
/ Soin @lubbens 2ofaler Der / 8Den.
g. 9. Smitb, en- meget aniet Sor=
retningsman6 Der ! MinneapoliS %
Br9iioent for Chamber Of Cont
merce, er ofgaaet BED OGDEN meget
pluoieligt unoer en- &eiie / 9itltater-
ne.
Stemmemaifinerne, Mapor Sap-
mes bar MI unoerifrepet ben 8D=
radosoroinance, Der beltemmer, at
Der ifal fjgbes ia Stemmemaiftner
til 8pen al Seoeral Ballot Nucbine
SO. Mo0ltan0erne al 6enne Ma,
fine, al bpilfe Ser er lite iaa faa,
bar enbnl1 Sen H0bei ttlbage at faa
ne6lagt en- SSniunftion imob Mnifaf-
felien, og set er lite um1ligt, at Sc
bill benDtte Ben.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-08-23

~ @gjpan6e be6 Sen itore Dam /
&eo Ntper be0 @roofston bar | ben
li0ite Sis p9ret i9r0eles faretruen0e
for 8pen. Dammen laffer, 'og bpis
Ser life me0 set fdrlte tr9ffes 6or-
anltaltninger til at u%noerbpgge
.Demningen, bill Ser let fun0e ite en-
l1lpffe. Gan0itan6en CT b9iere ems
Ben bar ppret nogen Sio / Sc itolte
20 Mar.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-08-30
$3.50 Waists
Dr $50

Royal waists-aH of these
beautiful tuck and narrow embroid-
ornate in style--and some very
smart, plain tailored waists. Re-
markable values at a dollar less
than regular.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-08-30

to his runs Nos. 81 and 81 between
Topeka and Argentine.
Engineer Tom Porter who has been
assigned to switch engine service has
been transferred to road service be-
tween Usage City and Alma.
Engineer D. Wootan has been
transferred from the work train run
at Usage City to Argentine where he
will return to freight service.
Brakeman Workman who has been
laying off for several days has re-
turned to work on runs Nos. 81 and
81 between Topeka and Argentine.
Conductors Ely and Shull who have
just recently been promoted to the
position of conductors have been as
signed to the extra board at Argen-
tine.
Engine No. 1868 was taken out on
trial trip this morning. This is one of
the new engines delivered from the
Baldwin works<and set W in the local
shops.
Brakeman McEntire of Argentine
has been Temporal rily assigned to serv-
ice on runs Nos. Ill and 112 between
Emporia and Kansas City over the
cutoff.
Engineer Dozier who has been
working at La Junta in temporary
service for some time has been re-
lieved and has returned to his home
in Argentine.
Engineer Dan shannon is running
on runs Nos. 81 and 60 between To-
peka and Argentine in the place of
Engineer j. E. Polly, who is laying off
for a few days.
Master Mechanic w. H. Hamilton
was in Topeka yesterday on business.
) Irving Wcllman travelling road
foreman of engines has returned from
a trip to Chicago.
Clarence McGuigan of the Harvey
system. who has been temporarily en-
gagged in work at Chicago, is in To-
peka for a few days visiting with Mrs.
McGuigan's mother.
E. E.. F. E. and ]. B. RYAN who
have been employed in the local coach
shops for some time. have resigned
from the service of the company and
have left for Usage. o. T.
Engineer ]. P. Kelly has been as
signed to runs Nos. II and IS between
Topeka and Kansas City, humping
Engineer w. P. Beeler Engineer
Beeier is temporarily on the plug runs.
Fireman Slanker has been as
signed as fireman on the Kansas
City Plug runs Nos. 100 and 10. Fire
man Harry Conwell who was bumned
off the runs will in turn bumD Fire
man F. A. Wise on runs Nos. 105 and
loo between Topeka and ST. Josenh
Arthur Gilyeat of the bonus denart-
ment at Amarillo. Texas, has returned
to Topeka and will Immediately begin.
his new duties as assistant physical d.