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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-24
m'LEAs BLEW HARDEST,

. One Of the funniest incidents 4
q ever seen on the ball field oc. 4
= CURED IN an opening game be 4
= tween Ptttshurg aud the Heda 4
. at Cincinnati The score vas 4
q tied In the ninth. and Cinetn 4
natl had a man on FIRST
q Johnny Kane hunted for a 4
. sacrifice. but the ball rolled I
q right down the third base line. I
. and Leach knew he could not 4
4 handle u IN time % throw 4
. Kane out AZ first
4 The umpire vas hack ~ the Z
. pitcher. and ~Foxy rommy" 4
q Epra~led on the ground. 40 Z
. that his body was between the 4
4 arbitrator and the ball
. He tried hls best 10 biow the 4
. ball into fonl territory. bei Z
q long Larry MelssAn was also 4
d on the Job. and throwing him. I
. self on the other aide % the 4
4 bail. he blew IN opposition 20 4
4 Leach.
Tho ball wabblcd from side I
4 10 aide until the umpire came Z
q running over and found Il 90 I
q fair ground.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-24

and Washington 81 Week begin
Ming Nov. q, 1905 Mr. r. j. pre-
aents that funny comedy hurlesoue
entitled The Wrong Husband. 81
The wrong Man Ia the Right
Room" "utlmoro a suffer siSg
era and dancers. Mr. Toney SuhaS--
tern. monologist Miss Minnie
ward, introducing the Salone
Dance Benson q Weston. Grand
matinee Thanksgiving. 30 beauti-
tul strla-20. Mntinees Wed SAT
up. Phone Ind. SCI.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-24
MADISON PARK TO BE
SCENE OF BOWLING
TOURNAMENT

Tho Seattle Bowling Tournament
association last night decided upon
the Madison park pavilion as tho
scene OF the 1908 bowling toarnA.
mrnt OF the Western Bowling con
gress. The latest Improved style
Of alleys will be Installed especially
for the tourney. which win be held
from May IS 70 June Inclusive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-24
Lona l,a. Absra,.n Ma,eh.

SPOKANE. Nov 3t.--Loule Long.
the lightweight. has left here for
Aberdeen. where be viii meet Gene
sullivan on December 4. Sullivan
has been doing good work since he
joined the ranks OF the pros" be
fore leaving Long posted a forfeit
Of $3.50 for = match with KID scaleF
for a fight at Fort Wright.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-24
EAGLES AGAIN

when last nights bowling sets
were terminated AZ the 5. A. C..
the Eagles safely held another sc
ries In their talons. with the
Cranes the victims. ID. n. Putnam
was high man for a single game.
with ala. and also for the series.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-24

nREMERToN. Nov. "a The Ma
fine team ef the navy yard will con
cssfda itm fnofhall season here
Thanksgiving day with game
with the eleven from the cruiser ~.
L0ula The Marines win he At the
'front.' next spring with both baseball
ana track teams
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-24
Signs an Outfielder and
Pitcher While in
Chicago.

Wy ONit@1 FFeessl
SPOKANE. Nov, 2t--lloe Brown.
war chief OF the Spokane Indians,
has returned homo from the chica'
go conference. and announces the
acquisition of two new players. re-
oruited from the Chicago city
league.
one Is a pitcher. McCament. a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-24
BROADWAY GOES EAST
TO MEET WkATChEE

nREMEuToN. Nov. e. Rrem-
erton high school a. out for the sso-
ond class fish school championship
Of tho state on ThanknEit ins she
will emet Abufs at Auburn aud II
victorious will yihen challenge Hal
lard high for the state champion
shin. tf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-24
ADJUSTMENTS.


Phones-gunset Main iaoa. Ind. 4sst
rhs Ftrst Production On Any stage
eve MANS LAND"
written Especially fer T. Daniel
Frawloy.
nafisee tomorrow and Thanks-
nivtna.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-24

The Seattle soccer team will hold
a meeting at o'clock tonight In the
stevens hotel The Seattle team
plays the Wanderers st Dugdail .
park sunday mftasnona
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-24

$3.50 GOOdelI No. a.
Hand Drill S1.25
- MRtteAhis iron
|. !. !. !. !. !.
frame. strong and
" light moth large
IT, and small sears are
III - cut which makes
III ~ them run smeaihiy,
III TIE steel chuck has
" hhufied nut and
IN hardened steel lans.
vi which hold firmly
MA fiuted - twist dfitl
VXnrA from S.s9sineh 9awn
An5A 10 80. Polish coco
AMHN bala hAndie with
EMZ inss ariils rsssy
W&H house and meehanic
W. should have ons-
M These prices sivg
u you substantial
q Pnli-hack on sserY
Isl drtii purchased.
" ueo ss. 90 aesa.n
Iiaaa Dsfn 80
VIII nigh eled
iron frame. rut-tsefh. nicksi plates
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guard. kHufisd nuts three Jaw -.
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weight ts ouscsa bs mall Esc
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White nleheied brass nAnale 3ap.
aimed rmslemhte iron frame rut.
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driii pnints wlth This dfiM fall
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iawea check eight fiuted drills with
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chuck lapannad maiieahia iron
frame Polished cnC0hoia screw cap
handle. spindle ruua IN hardened
steel cone bearing The hand driii
/ for heavy and hard work. Full
iruEth itA Inches
Weight - ounces ny mail t1ss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-24

Seattle Theatre
Russell a Drew. Mgrs. Phonea--aa.
Tonig ht--rhRnksetying Matinee.
Every Evening Except Tonight
"BuNco IN ARIZONA" q
Biggest Hit iR Weeks.
frioes-- Mats, i0o and 2se. Nights.
1bc 10 soc.
Next Week 49, - struggle for
Colds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-24
Seyenly-Fiye Trained Singers


JOHN CORT. Manager.
This Week, .Mata. "Wednesday,
Thanksgiving and Saturday
Joseph NJ Gates Presents George NJ.
cohon'a Beet Mualcal Drama,
LITTLE JOHNNY JONES"
Nights aud Thanksgiving Mat, 2bo
% fl00; Wed Mat, W and soc.
Sat. Mat, 2bc 10 7bc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-24
The only pa d Es.N.phs sesp Asl s.sss Im.sd ) s aams

Every now and then. we h..
OF woman who cheats Rerselt ne 'I
of all the special benefits a y
Fels-Naptha soap. BY using it-a,u'l
in the Fels-Naptha way, bur n s ,Ie
way her ancestors used ord;na.e
laundry soap. She boils the clotL Ialy
she stirs them with a stick, she NJ,
them nearly INTERCHANGEABLE 1 !
all wrongl Perhaps she adds l;,.In.
washing-powdcr, or something
which is very wrong.
Her explanation for all A.;
unnecessary trouble and work :; ~
"It's the way | learned to wash >
In all probability, she learned :
wash before Fcls-Naptha was inyea
ed; for Fcls-Naptha is one Of Il
modern time and la borsav;s.
inventions.
Now, with Fels-Naptha s.,
you don't boil the clothes; thers,
no rcd-hot fire and steaminp nd,;,
the Fels-Naptha way. You don,
do any hack-hreak,no ,u..lL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-24
$3.50 GOodeII No. A.
Hand Drill S1.25


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iron frame rut.tsegh. nicksi plated
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Nuard. kHufisd nuts three "a -.
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tsss inch Ne dFtii points wtth this
Weight fs ounces bY usaii Fsc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-24
Hand.


Am red hot
the Fes-Naptha
atfi"O~n@s parVr do bckbeakng
Naptha clothes
wit wa and let them there for thirty
this half hour, FeNapa does everything that boiling and hard rubbing
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according
will back the bcoeFe
washing.
Insist getting the in the red and green wrapper
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-24
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Waite nleheied brass tAnaie 3ap
aimed rMlleabte iron frame cut
teeth. MICS 81 plated gears bella tu,
Nethpr ~ steel guard twn.f AN "a
l-fs 20 tt-sf Eight futed -poinf
driii rniuts with fhis dfili Pull
isusth ipA inchsa
Weight Il ounces ~ man fg.ft
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-24

can contribute oithoT
In Equipment. Safe
". Comfort. Speed
or Service Is. lack.
Ing and nature pays
her tribute IN scenic
attractions that no
words can describe.
Soeona only 20 the
AY P itself will be
the nIaaanre You can
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-24

Men's Wool Sweater ceaH -
ts6o values .... ..s.....s
Mems Calf skin Gioses <1H
President Surpendsrs -.
Boston Carriers "a. .s...s.. =.
$50 HeavT Wool unisrS@
Mems isc Wool Hose =
Mems Black or Tan Coffea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-24
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Polished cacotoia handle viii
screw cap and receptacle fof hold
ina dFfiis. fapanhed natisshis fren
/ frame nick plated cate aNgh
gears. held teH9thuf ~ steel apart
kuafled nut ntcksl plated ttru@-
Holds eithef futei ~ straight shank
drilis Blight fiuted arm potato Nith
this drfii Feis length iiA lariies
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-24

toila atssf Hiekei-piated ffafue
The rack gear has vide face which
can - used in place of the aramh
handle for delicate work. Capacity
= 20 t.a9 Inch. Length ever Ell u o
inches Large screw top pu4tsMrf
eoco6ois handle. with rsceptaaie for
driiia Small oocohnia side handle.
Thrse-cat testh nichsis plated sszrs
weight 20 ounces ~ mall iii
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-01-24

The first step in effecting a mutual
understanding between the public and
the utilities companies Is to eliminate
the mlddlemen-the Legislators who
introduce strike bills In order to extort
money from corporations whose legiti.
mate business Is threatened and the
city bosses and councllmen who de.
mand money for themselves or posi-
lions for their henchmen as the price
Of granting franchises or privileges
necessary to these companies to con-
duct or extend their business-fOr the
public welfare. These men ARE not. as
they claim. representatives Of the PEG.
pie, but traitors to the people. for ev.
cry dollar which they wiring from cor.
porations comes ultimately from the
pockets of the people. These men per.
forln no useful service. They are mere.
ly leeches. fattening on the mutual
needs Of the people and the corpora.
TONS
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-01-24
PROHIBITIONS DIXIE"
q Twentieth Century Rendition OF
marching Through Georgia"

Prohibition In Georgia has drawn
from some unnamed Itohibition yersi-
her the following Marching Through
Georgia" which 1t IL suggested. may
bp sung TO the tune Of pixie" says
the New York Post:
Bling the good old higle. boys. Wen
have a grand new song.
Sing 1t as We mean to sing IL. eighty mil
lions strong;
sing II as We love to sing It while they
march along
Rumshops are marching from Georgia!
Hurrah. hurrah. they lead the jubilee!
HGrrah. hurrah. our land will soon be
Hear the Dixie chorus. from Atlanta to
the sea,
While they are marching from Georgia!
Oklahoma answered when she heard the
joyful sound
Kansas took new courage, while old Maine
felt sure her ground.
All the south awakens. and the north will
soon come round.
Swelling The new march from Georgia.
Hurrah hurrah. wen vote the jubilee!
Nurrah. hurrah. Columbia shall he free!
swell the lplNle chorus, IRON the noun
tuins to the sea
America is proud To follow Georgia
Maryland rrohibtionists. not to be
outdoue, furnish this battle song.
which, the Party's press bureau as.
sures the public. has just been dashed
off, 10y one of the workers:
We have a foe we mean to fight
In Maryland-my Maryland,
An enemy to God and right
In Maryland-my Maryland,
Arise. We people: take your stand
And work together hand in hand,
For God and home and native land
In Maryland-ny Maryland.
or Oklahoma we are proud.
She sets the pace for Maryland.
Then why should rumshops be allowed
In Maryland-my Maryland?
The southern states are doing well.
Aud Delaware now breaks the spell
What we viii do time will soon tell
In Maryland-my Maryland.
The legislature soon to meet
In Maryland-my Maryland.
The peoples will must not defeat
In Maryland-my Maryland.
This mighty question must be solved;
There is principle involved
Saloons must go. We have resolved.
In MarylanG-my Maryland.
Rumshops are destined soon to 20
In Maryland-in Maryland.
Good, thinking people will il so
In Maryland-my Maryland
Arise, We people, in your might.
For God is on the side Of right
And he will help us win this fight
In MARY land-in Maryland.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-01-24
SCI At LAh5E LU,,r
-Four Towns Find Muniszs. p
Too Esusrr..- -

In IuEa. Mis-. au ...r...
Was installed n l.saI DID,. .....,. =.
Go. In D'cemirr E,g 60 ~. e.
because Of the ''dimcu.-s .r r....i
competent electrician t4 .-.
words Of tile mayor s
From Council Grove E.r
word that the "city m-.,.-. @
the electric light pIam .r ~.
failure nf operating 10 H.H -
Iano. engine aud wirlu- ..- s.-. ~.
present company r,uu r. ....
system aud is giving sarr-....ar --
rate Was little lower .uIrr ..-,..
troll. but did not meet ,.a...r,
Some time prior 10 Ig- I,.r-.
Ind, contracted for an ...r,-.. n. -
plant and ISSUED bonds .u r-..,-.
therefor. Gu the grugU4 f#.r 49,,
not been constructed u arr..r.-
with the specifications ,.p ,,r,. ~
fused to accept II. aud tIr Im6. Ia
ers were compelled 60 r... over 81
plant in order 10 protect ,..w-..,..
Madison. lnL. installed ADA e...,s.
light plant In lN!m al 81 ,r.sr 1. sian,
not including steam plant Two r.--
later the plant WAS ~uI ur S,y,
The operating EXPENSE a.ta. au.,.....
ed 10 about so Il lamp watch fmrH..
a total cost per lamp uI a,Helgfma.-..
500 year. The purchase, a-r,..I T.
supply lights at $50 % Year ami Ia In
stall aud operate an c.r.'re .I.V..
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-01-24

busy with rough towels aud siiken
fooisear. until. reshod and dry. he was
reads To descend once more
The encounter. the suddenly Inform
al acquaintance with this young girl.
tad stirred him asreeabiy. leaving
slight .xhilaraiiou. Even her engage
ment O. Quarri-r added . iinge OF mai
Ice 10 his Interest. Besides. be was
Young enough to feel the Battery OF
her concern for him
Perhaps. - like recognizes like. he
recognized Ia her the Instincts OF the
born drifier niomeniarily at anchor
the Temporary Inertia VI the opportu-
uist. the latent capacity Of an Uniform
al character for all things aud any
thing. Add la these her few years.
her beauty aud the wholesome igho-
rance - confidently acknowledged.
what man could remain unconcerued.
GnlntereSt.d. Ia the development Of
such possibilities Not Siward. anus
sd by her sasacious and impulsive
prudence. worldllness and Innocence In
accepting Quarter and touched by her
proiitiess. frank and unworidly friend
illness for himself.
FRO M CONTINUED
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-01-24
littl- Lobster Slid.

A little Lobster Salad,
TerAPin, and other things
And in a very little while
A doctors phone l.rll rings
The terraPin is on HE feet,
The Holsters found his elan,
And judging from the inner man
Theirs is the "unSriii-n Law.
The case is quickly diagnosed
As Inside Information.
On how a lobster aud terrapln
Can raise so much taruation.
The trouble found, it was the thing.
To furnish quick r-li-i,
Aud the way Rydale's Stomach Tab
lets accomplished this,
Was Simply beyond i-liet'
j. ". Thurs,on, Agent.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-01-24
v. 81 like him immensely. "

". 81 like him immensely"
Dearest. you mean IL generously.
with your usual exaggeration. You
have heard that he has been foolish.
and because he's SO young. 50 likable,
every instinct. every Impulse In you
is aroused toto be nice 20 him
And II that were true
There is no harm. dear Mrs
Ferrall hesltated. her eyes softenlng
to a graver revery. Then looking up.
ITS rather pathetic" she said In
low voice. kemp thinks he's fore
doomed. like all the Slwards It's an
hereditary falling with him-no. ms
hereditary damnutlon Siward after
Siward. generation after generation.
you know She hit her lip. thinking
a moment Ills grandfather was u
friend of my grandparents. brilliant.
handsome. generous and-doomed! Ills
own father was found dying In a
dreadful resort In London. where he
had wandered when stupetied-a 81
ward. Think of 1t! So you see what
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-01-24

Municipality governed plants do not
have the close supervision that Is Civ.
en- to plant conducted by corpora.
ton or private company.
The officers IN charge Of a municipal
plant are usually satisfied IL the books
balance up at the end Of their term.
They have no interest in the institution
beyond the time Of their term Of Of
fee. Let the next administration
take care of that problem" Is the
usual reply when future troubles are
anticipated. And that is the reason
why the next administration" Is Of.
ten compelled to make municipal own
ership appear as n failure. Haywood
Qll) Herald Recorder.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-01-24
no M CONTINUED |

There ave two old adages. "Haste
makes waste" and MAX. haste slowly"
that every one should employ when they
undertake to cure a cough in few min
utes with preparations containing Nor
phiue, Opium, Chloroform or other Opt
ates. They may stop the cough and
cause sleep quickly hut they also dry up
the secreIlous aud cOuSiirate leaving Oft
times a far wnIse trouble. Rydale's
Cough Elixir is Guaranteed under the
Pure Food aud Drug Law to contain no
opiatrs or harmful drugs Of any kind or
character. Think about it when you or
one of the childrel have a cough. J.W.
Thurston, Agent.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-01-24


actual danger?" she asked curIously.
II think not But 1t was too much
responsibility for me-"
81 see. ANY time | wish to break
my neck am to please do it alone In
future"
Exactly = If you don't mind" he
said, smiling.
They turned, shoulder to shoulder,
walking back through the drenched
heritage
THAT" she said impulsively, lis not
what | said few moments ago to a
woman"
What did you say few moments
ago to n woman"
Il said, Mr. Siward, that would
not leave IA certain man to go to
the devil alone!"
DO you know any man who is go
ing to ,he devl!"
"Do your she asked. letting herself
go swinging out upon a tide OF intima-
cy she had never dreamed Of risking,
nor had she the slightest idea whittier
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-01-24
HI.EIIIIiIIIIEt1y59iAigg!A ,
TIME TABLE
In effect Dec. /, 1907.

Passenger service at lS.ahd Pond,
EAST BOUND LEAVE
Mail aud passenger go 4, m.
Mixed G.i5 a. m. Express Les ?. II,
Night expires, l.55 a. III.
ARRIVE FROM FAeI;
Night express T. ~ 4. m.
Mixed $50 p. IN. Express - p, m,
Mail and passemgp, $50 +. IN.
WEST BOUND IEANF.
Mail and passenger 1l5a.m.
Express 100 p. m. Night ex. = ham,
ARRIVE FROM WE>I:
Night Tx. ! .4ja.m, Express l.00rm.
Mail aud passenger 9 t. ?. M
q Express trains run daily, other
trains daily except Sunday,
For all information and Tickets apply
to Station Ticket office or
JOHN REEVE, AGFNr, g. T. L,
ISLAND POND. Vt.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-01-24
Where Ignorance 10 Bliss.

In response to a request for a copy
OF tn latest report of the electric light
plant the city clerk OF Topeka. Kan,
writes:
The city owns its own plant and
has no reports"
As this is but one of many similar
replies 1t looks as though city officials
realize the danger Of letting the peo
pie know the facts and that the aver.
age citizen is strangely uninquisitlye
about the spending of public money.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-01-24

and. half encir-
cled by his arm.
she found her.
self dra wn back.
Neither spoke.
Two things she
was coolly aware
of--that, urged.
dra wn by some
thing subtly ir.
resistible, $ b e
had leaned toe
far out from the
cliff and would
have leaned far.
Their had he moi
taken matters in.
to his own keep.
Ing without apol'
ogy.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-01-24

Rydale's Tonic never fails TO cure
ch'lls and malaria and is one of the b. st
system TONES on earth. 1t contains i'm
addition to other valuable Ingredients
Iron, Quinine and Strychnine. Two sizes
5Oc. and $l.00. j. w. Thurston, Agent.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-01-24

Political TheoriSt-Du you believe IN
municipal ownership:
EN- Boss What's the use: These
here squealerS won't stay bought
Baltimore American
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-03-01

During Washington season
there are three bachelor dances,
four subscription balls. three sixty
Couple cotillons. one Benedicts' .
one Benedictines' one Southern Re
lief, one Children's Charity. three
at the Navy Yard, eight at the bar
racks. and fifteen OF more private
dancing parties, bringing the total
10 at least forty. and possibly
more.
At each OF these the program
consists of from twenty to twenty
four dances. Zach debutante can
be counted upon TO dance at least
twenty Of these. The psdometers
show that the average waltz, last
ing eight minutes, carries the aver
age dancer just one mile, and the
two-step is good for mile and a
quarter. Allowing that there are
ten waltzes and ten two-stsps
danced by the dsbutanse during
the evening, she has covered
>-Fsnty-two and a-half miles that
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Now All the Rage.

The pedometer is a small con-
trivance with q watch-hlxe mechan-
ism, and not unlike the CYCLONE
ters that are used on BICYCLES.
They accurately register every
step taken, every foot. yard, rod.
and mile covered.
After an evening at a ball the
debutante can glance at her little
pedometer and say to her escort
in all truthfulness: well. |
danced just twenty-one miles Tor
whatever the distance happened to
be) this evening""
The pedometer is all the rage in
the large cities, and at almost any
smart dancing party. if one Is close
enough to the young debutante or
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q IMAGINE a Washington debu-
tante Waiting and two-step.
ping from the Capital to
Boston, and back as far as
Sew York during one social
season!
Or, indulging herself in the same
pastime, and traversing the dis
tar.,e between Washington and
Chicago!
Until recently the bellies and
heaux of Washington little real
lied that they covered many hun
dreds of miles while IN the dreamy
maze of a waltz or galloping along
i'm lively two-step.
But few of them know it now.
and all because of the latest social
craze in the shape of the little
pedomefer.
MS q fad in society that origi-
nated in London, and quickly
pread to Washington, New York,
Philadelphia, and Chicago, and no
bud IL truly elite unless she has q