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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-11-07
TAFTS MAJORITY
OVER WF7ELMING
CARRIES NEW YORK AND ILLINOIS AND ALL
NEW ENGLAND
Congress Republican
democrats Fail TO Score in of the Doubtful States.
HUGHES ELECTED GOVERNOR OF NEW YORK

William H. Taft the Republican nominee has been elected
PRESIDENT Of the United States While returns from Indiana
oegree OF certainty how those States Will yet Mr. Taf
overwhelming victory New York and his success in
other Eastern States IN which practically com
plete Indicate that such as Mr. BRYAN predicted
has occurred ln favor of Democracy.
ILLINOIS New YORK REpumIcAN
Illinois is safely Republican, Indications late Tuesday
nght were that Taft carried the State hv 10000 with Dneen
defeating former Wee President Ada f. Stevenson bv 100
Voo Inc Legislature will be strongly Republican, Cover
nor hughes has probably been reelected Lieutenant
Governor haner ty about 10000 majority Taft has proba
bly, carried Greater New y DIRK 10y a small majority
The New England States went SoiJy T,ft +,.
plbicans claim arl.i; IN " , oi u ,l'i ana inc he
man Hitchcock claiming Mary from 10000 10 - 600
NE kepublcns have probably carried Michigan but the
dlConS are that Taft has carried Indiana by about 5000
bat Watson probably been defeated for Governor l Mar
SHALL Democrat Bryan has overturned the normal Repub
c" plurality 81 1000 S home city of Lincoln. and est
mates that Taft will carry the city by not over POO m
rahtY. The state d still n doubt The Republicans claim
Minnesota hy 10000 plurality
NlS~ovm SAFE FOR BBYAN
Scattering returns Indicate that BRYAN l. .5 600 plurality
ID Missouri amt the Democrats claim Kentucky ly substal
l majority Incomplete returns Indicate Taft carries
Kansas Iy 10000 Iowa E 10000 and Wisconsin by a rood
majority Noltalt is Very close. faNorug BRYAN.
Ieln~l varia the contrary. went for Taft l,- ar a.ti
mated plurality ot upwards -Ul0ll The Solid N.,fI m
mains mhrokon. cacl STAFF. rolling up -.f. rrrrit, t,
Bryan Nr- Taft and Chairman Hitchcock began c1.i..f,
have 20 doubt oi Ielu.st success Mr. Bryan announced
Tuesday night that ue vouI have uo statement Il, ai, t
That might .nd hartman N.r said Ac would have mott ing to
1 until olo Indiana snd other doub ulStatcs were. heard
NEXT Co1onl-- Rsrrmc,x
The next House viii Doe Republican 10 "a practical certant,
having already made gain ot two the last Congress,
very heavy vote was cast throughout the InitJ Stt
Roosevelts vote in 1904 while Bryan made GOOD rains oven
Parkers vote.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-08-21
Ddoe / Danmar&.
ajpbcn6apn % Grcoerifsbers.

&itmeiter b. Srgens- 8ergbs SUI
itru Moelai6e. &ellner 2aurit5 emil
Mnoerien. Msiiitent pe6 Srlogsberf-
tet Mteliens @n]tru Sngeborg. Sor=
mer &eter Oscar Beterien.. Mnno
&iritine &eoerien. 5orman6 / Ma-
rinen &reftingS @ultru gliiabetb.
@asberfsarbei6er 2nuriens @uitrll
Sine. 2ererinbe Sngeborg @orm.
Grf. Caroline 8irgitte Ma6ien. SIC
%ltabratgr &nno @enrif &nubfen. Sp-
fer @briiten Slien. 5bp. Softer SO:
Ser Sbrgenien. 8ogbin6ermeiter So
cobiens &uitru Sil6a. Sbp. &ro=
prieter Seren Gbriitian &nnn. SD=
erife 6rgfen &riitine Mn6erien. Sfo=
mageriben6 Sens Gbriitian 8onne=
len. Maifiniit @%ran0ieans @uitrll
@enriette. &nif Neter 2ariens gnfe
Sine. 5meo6en1eiter Salons gnfe
Caroline. Sobafslpin6er Sanlens
&uitru Mnna. geilmager Sobau
gbriItian @iI6ebrmbt. Srf. 5opbie
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-08-21

geborg 6elfeotoft. 5rgr,1p: Sobo,t.
ne Marie Grifien. aoIne: Beoer
Rriitian Nielien. Mpfigbing s.:
Maren SS%grgenien. geile: Beoer
Msaoien. 5igne Mielien. 8ouline
|&iritine Mmalie He6erien. Strife.
beliinge: Nielline Maria Sergenien.
|6ilifoo: 8e0er Eeoerien. Slagelie.
Seitebanoler $. Sonien. 9bm:: Mne'
.5oiie Olien. 8ror6rnp: @aar6eier
Sans &eter &anien. ubberup:: MgI.
Ter Niels Gbriitian Sgrenien. SOL.
itebro: Miels SIR. Sesperien. Melo-
gaaro: 8riiten 5grenien sri. Mr-
num:. Sara Zimmerman. Bal
lum: Marie Gicbner. Caller: So
rem &anien. gollerup: Baarbeien
Morten Sgrgenien. 5lagelie: ILL
freq emil @briitenien. 8anlgie: Sine
SEMEN. Splum &irfepang:
4ne airitine Senien. &elberfRr:
Sine &iritine Mielien. Gnobitrup:
@ans Senien. Drang-
itrl1p: 1bomas Gbriitian Mablen.
@illere0sbolms Moie: &asmine &ri-
ltine &aSmusien. &enne: Mul9nms-
6eitDrer S. 81. Sgrgenlen
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-08-21

Dposol s.. Den tioligere
H@ierinoe al uMarbuS Gtiftsti0en0e"
@totsroo0inoe &aren gliiabetb Clint
outfit, er ofgaaet pes 9gOen / &jp=
benbapl1, bpor bun, liocn BUN / 1897
forloo Marbus, bap0e taget Opbolo.
- Nf0p6e 6olfetingsmanb Sprcr
Steers gnfe er afgaaet pes 9p0en |
cit Mloer al IS Mar boS lin Cater oe
5pigeripn, 9erer Gbriltenien
Stepnltr1tp Sfole.
8aron 6er0tnanO 2ercbe, Spe=
bplle, ti0ligere @jer al 2ercbeSmin,
Sc pes &allu1oborg, CT bpb; so Mar
gammel.
= 8praoosmeblem, Sitter Gbr.
Miellen, &ertemin6e, blep forleoen
often, ga fan pur uoe paa 6ilfcrt,
pluoielig ing og maotte pe1oe biem.
5 2ebet al Mftenen afgif ban beb
9p6en.
- SIP. Molermeiter, Eartifulier
g. s. @pliebecf / sgresfjpbing er
0go, ODER S0"Mar gammel. Sen Mf=
bpbe bar / mango Mar Me6lem al
8Draooet, Sfolefomisiionen %
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-08-21

S 5 e b r a II be. @aiagaaro
'Mafer, 8ornbolm, ttlbgrmoe 5anoe.
mano Morcls Sam, er totolt neo=
brenot. Sl0ens Spfomit er ufjenot
. - 6orle0en opito0 Der Sl0
@aarslep Mplle pe0 9ogetie. Mpl-
len neobrGltote ful6itgnoig / 2pbet
al eli balp 9imc;; Sen tilbprte .. $.
SSe1ien, 8ogenle, me,1 bar forpagtet
til 81. Mnoerlen. Sm Sl6ens Sp-
fomlt pt0es tntet.
- 6orle0en Morgen &l. 4 opba=
geoeS Ser SIS / ben 2enge paa Sci
ltrupgaorb, bpori @elte- og &oitoloen
ct. Sfol6en nebbrenote fl1lbl tenbig,
og Ser inoebr9n0te cit SneS &reatlt=
rer. Sl0en me1es paalat. 2
2pnet er ilaaet ne0 / Worten
Heteriens @oar6 / 8ran0e Sfop be0
@eile. Mlle 4 2enger n%e0brenote.
2 &alpe og 3 Spin il1oebrenote
sSsn0boet re66e6es.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-08-21
5onoerjvllano.
NVyAQaqAQAYl

S 5 8 g e II. 2er6ag 5.
%. Suli impffeoeS lom iG0panlig
&empegrapen / 6len5borg og Sc pp-
rige falone oonife~ 5oloaters @rape
paa 8pens ganrle &irfegaarb meo
9aano, &lomi tier og &ranle.
1855 9 e e + II. 6or=
lebeu jorbeoes paa Gebite0 Strife
gooro UNDER itor 0eltaeelie @oaro-
ejer Ssrgm Ioft, &eteran fra 1913.
Sprge11 Soft por fpot / ltitrup 5. l..
September 1920 og bleo iaaleocs, So
gor gommel. Soft, 1om bar nreo /
Greaarsfrigen, blep laaret / Slaget
pes 6re0ericia. Sin s(lberopu bor
bon benlepet bos en- 5plter / l1ltrl1p,
bpor ban 11p0 en- fierlig Hlele.
6 5 3 + | | II p. MonOog
5. 81. S1li fun0e @aar0eier Nc11=
n1a1111 og @ultru &oll trup pcO
Mabenroa feire 0eres @ul0brpllup.
Meuma11n er 81 Mar galnmel, me-
oens bans @uitru er Is Mar. Sru0=
gommen er fpDt paa SfeOebierg,
bpor 6ooeren UNDER Sen oarife @e=
giering bar 9fopfogeo. Nlligeoel
6eltog Senne11 / Gor%iparSfrigen poo
rilespig-bolitenif" SIDE. S Mnle6-
ming al @ul6brDlluppet fif II fat
tige Samtlter | &olitrnp al @ru0e=
porret operraft bper 5 8l1n6 &jp6.
Soroe e + s. 6orleoen jor'
beoes / @pgunl UNDER flor Spitibe:
|ligbeo peniioneret @egn og 2erel
Sperien. Sen Mf0p6e bar / en- lang
Marreffe peret Meolem al @oo6
templar-S r6enen og befleote fler'
Gil1iospoiter inoen for Storlogen
blanot onbet bar ban befleot Stor
templor i%tillinge11, og be6 lin 0po pa1
ban tor=5efreter. S @apen peI
&uiet bar ser reilt ct Self, bpor 81
get bar beniat, 6esu0en Dor ser an
brogt en- Del Siooeplaoier runot ON
firing 8aaren. Otter at Degnen Sci
fra 8pen bapbe talt, bolot Stortemp
lar Safobien fra S%pnoerborg Ell
Minoetale oper Sen Mf6eOe, bbor
otter 2tgtoget iatte Jig / 8epegeli
pper til &irfen. Ser bar mg0t 9e
prltdtioner meo ialt 10 6aner trin6
omfring fra Norollespig. 2igfglge
talte benpe6 200 8erioner. @ooo
-0rbenen miiter / Sen Mf6p0y
Ell al fine ibrig1te Meoarbeioere.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-08-21
11benfor &jpbcnbapn.

9ellerl1p: Sfomagermeiter Mnoers
Mn6eri len. GbarlottenlnnO: Sne0fer
2ars Yeter 9arlen. @ientofte: 49,
iiitent s. g. SEMEN. Sofie &egine
Mnoerien. Sperretsiagf6rer Mlfreo
Mortin 8encfe. @olte: 5agferer
Mrel Mieliens @uitru &aren Ma=
rte Miellen. &aitrup. Bolitibetient
5bomas Nielien. &perfebp: Sogne<
fogeo Gbriitian Senlen. 5tubbefjeb=
ing: Mplsbruger &ocbs @nfe @liia-
betb. 2inoa pr. 2apen: @%oar0eier
Niels Eeter Hasnusien. lt0itolpe,
2ollan0: Sfreooer 2l1oDtg 3ebn=
graft. &isbelgaarO: &orlten Gro
pes @rapelen. Gejle: Tru Mlpil6a
@eoel. 5tubbefiebing: @lilabetb
Sort. Selleitrup: Mn0ers GneDolo=
len. Gittrup: Sens STR. Maoien.
@erorup: Sognefoee0 Sons Mn0er=
len. Song: .Sfomagermelter Sens
Yeterien. 8ren0elfop: gilbert Mao-
len. 8elterifer1inge: S. 8. Mielien.
Sengel9ie: &irlten Y%eoerSoatter.
@g0erup: &irlten 9}ielie1. &olbef:
Nicoline @enriette 2png./ MarbuS:
Marie &p6licb. Srue: Mette Marie
&eterien 2a6ing: Miels Gbr. ga.
cobien. &elitnger: @brtittne 2ar:
len. 9trsmmen: gnfefrn Marian(
Yeterlen. Sal0rup: 5ofie @enrif.
len. Marbus: @nfefrl1 @lile Sbom:
len. Malborg: Mette &otbrine DIFF:
fellen. 6orbalter M0olpb &anien
Mr. Nabp: Maler Sans Heter Gar.
len. gibp Ct: Soban MariuS
3bomlen. Soenle: 2an0inipeftel
Sobqnnes 8lom Macfeprang. &nlr:
Sc: Sine Sobanne 5grenien. sri
fieloe: @usman0 @ans g. Niellen
!@resbape: MgneS &asmusien. Gil.
feborg: Dreiermeiter S. &riiger
2an6man6 8. g. S6renien. 5pbol
Marf: Sans He6er Be6erien. Siam
ling: Spenning Senien. 5ebel SUI
iteo: Soul Seppeien. geo: dim
Slier. So1itebro: Sens SIR. @ogn
ltrup. &rtitian 8onbe. Serslep
@aaroeier 5bomas SIR. 8eoerieu
&igge: 8agermeiter Slug. Sermanr
Scbloisbauer. Storebeoinge: Male
ne 5erenien. Npfgbing S.: @g
rem @br. Mielien. alarbns: &enma
re gsfilbien. &ellerup: Be6er Sbom
len. NgrbD: Spren @br. Mn6erien
Ieglitrnp: @aaroeier 5rant5 SSacob
len. 8regninge:: SuSfaiter San'
Nielien. ct. @nu6s 8p: 6grel
&olt. gsbierg: &aren &anlen
Sumlnm: Maifin- % Mellebpgge
gilla6s Gbriitenien. Solitebro: SSll
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-08-21


Maarie gbriitenien. Mntbonette He
trine Sanien. Snipeftionsbetien
Nieliens gnfe Magoelene. &ontor
chef Mleris 8erenbs Suitru Dagmar
@grtler Sans CIR. Sobanien. 89rf
fgrer 8eterims Gnfe Marie. Gaito1
8eter Gbriltenien. SIP. Chickering'S
iefret9r i Slespig gilbelm gbriitial
8erlie1. Jrf. Nl,guita &einiicb
Gnfefrn MannD Senriette scbnlt5
Gnfefuu 2onile Gatbinfa 9orpb
@tatsraaoinbe @aren gliiabetb elm.
quit. SuiiHitsrna0 Sngpor 5mi0t
8ertbelie n. Gbriltian 2l16pig Siege.
JN. &dretmager NeterienS gnfe
emma. Jprbpoer Carl Martin
@Ianien. Sopmeiter 5rant5 8eter
Starbecf. Srgfen emile Mielien.
Jbp. Msiiitent Sigur0ur 2%m1rentius
Sonasio @grfremmer Sens 81
len. &ontoriit 9inoquiits &uitru
Olga. 5neoferneiter Opergaaros
9uitrn 8oialie. SIP. @aaroejer 8ez
Der Gbriition SEMEN. Bbp. Dugma-
g%erlbeno Seren Gbr. 0n0erien. Jbp.
2anomallD 2ars Heter &dsmusi en.
SIP. &ontorcbef q. g. 6. &r%iitoffer-
lens &uitru Caroline. Soros. og Sc
tonarbejoer @eorg Sulius 5pren1er1.
Gnfc Nnna Gatbrine 2eb1tran6. On
fe Sine @anien.' 5fomager Niels
2inoquiit. Sfomager Sellman,s
Snitr11 6onnp. 5meboelerling Mrel
Carl Beterien. Eeni. @ognitprer @e=
ter 9fielien. SIP. &ortner Setter
@briitenien. 6bp. @eper 6re0erif
Meller. 9fomager Martin @ottfreo
&enricblen. Sine &iritine Maoien.
&outorilt Mrel Sborien. 5poroejs-.
fl1nftionar Gbriitian German SSgr=
gel1lens @u1tru Camilla. gnfe Stt=
ne Maos0atter @onien. Glider Miels
Gbriltian &anlen. Sobafsfabrtfant
N0olpb Sui. Mgller. @osperfsar=
beioer @abr. Soban 2arien. Trefen
Gbriltine Glilabetb Eeterien. 6r9=
fen Mnna Maia @anien. Gnfe Sig
ne Caroline Mn6erien. 5porbogns=
fon0uft6r Sulius Matbnus 2uobtg=
ler. 6orretningsfprer &c. @enricb-
Iens 9uitru Sine. Heni 2nrer g.
Sariens @uitru Seniine. &pi6gar=
Der Sans emil &eterien. 6rgfen
Soa Gbriitiane gbbeion. Snipef=
tionsbetjent 6. Senien-5 frrups SUI
ltru Seniine. Soloasliltent @arl
Martin &ragb. 8psiemager &rggers
@nfe Maren. @eni. Sfibstgmrer /
Morinen &eter Garl Mieli en. @nfe
Crime Eeterl len. SolOaSl1tent Gbrt-
ltion Sran1. &ellner Syenlens SUI
ltru 9agntar. @atpegter Sans Be-
ter &asmuslen.. 2anbpoitbub Mnber<
iens @nitrn Maren. @fspeoitrice
2eba Martine @empen. 9(r~re1tforpa-
rer @eltergoar0S @rfe 5brine. 8in=
agent Sobm g6mono 2ange. Gnfe
ellen 2orien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-08-21


g Z II 5 . III : d g. Gien-
.oommel1 uGbriitiansbgi" UNDER
Gisielfelo @oos, al Mreal 175
1or. 2a11o, 1877 So. &artforn, er
iolgt til @aaroer1s bi0tibige Jorpag=
ter, galenttner, for $4,000 Set.
Misfionsbotellet / aol0ing cr
al MftipnGrerne iolgt til SotelpGrt
Nfiffelien, 6reoensborg, for $4,000
Ser. D%pertagelie I. Oftober.
9eoebusfrpen mellem &jgben-
bapl1 og &osfilbe ct al &roejer Soul
iolgt til S%lagtermeiter @bri-
i%te1,ier, Seoebuiene, for 10000 &r.
Opertagelie 1. Mugult.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-08-21

Gn &unc bleD int ber ON Dagen
og ifrep ct 8rep til Dr. 6abrneD
berom. SUN par lint foroi BUN life
funoe faa 81. Heters &urifo paa
Mpotbefet / 0en 8D, bbor FUN boe0e,
men maatte ifripe til Chicago for at
faa Sen. SUN blep Bio igien 90
bum fan6t u.s. at SEN Dor bel ber6
at ienbe efter. Dette 2egemi66el
forlDnes M%lmenbeoen oirefte al Gier-
ne, Or. Feter JabrneD & Cons 60.
112-118'So. &oDne Nbe., Chicago.
Su.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-08-21

Nedenstaaende Bsger, der udseIges I'll CO
HALvDELEN AP BO0LADRPRlSEN, er ale
komplette, men lidt ~beskadigeds paa 0mslaSeos
da de bar verst brugte som Pr8ver.

Ammern. Paul. ct v@ddemaal, .15c-AA-
dersen. He. Billedbog uden Billeder. 19e-,
t aanHe'aS a:65c s: "A 4 Riddere, 5c-Bane-
strem, E. v. zigeunerb1od, Zee Bensoa.
Otto. snrrogater locEBe1gss,, W yahsasa
Ire Fortallinger, 1oc-Bjureten Fl; skjab.
: ems Spill. Roman ! 8 Dele, Slider, oes@
1ss4;og2nn 9 assmT6 Fe,+x y1;;nK ser' 5e@Pes
Guds veje, 35c-En Fallit, 1Oc-Bramson.
Louis. Revanche, 1oc-B1andede Fortallin-
i Ess; ass3 soeMRt hm eame niiYsaTf; Ra sif kas.
maa1, 20c-Dan. Kanaan. Rejseri e thelli9a
Land, 700 Slider, 75c = seirenle Krafters
Phsnicierne, 1oc-Di1ling, 1. Fire Fortallin-
ger, 1Oc-Hve-dagsmennesker, 25c-Drache
mann, Holger: Derovre fra Grendsen, 2oc-
struth, r. Won. Elverdronningen ,3oc-EtlaE,
Folk i Nod, i 5c-Tre Nye Fortall;nger,15c-Ef
Dobbe1tliv, 3oc-Fort@l1inger af STANDING
Fosss, II. A.. Hvide SLAYER, 35c-Franklin,
Benjamin. Den gan,le Richards Kunst at
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stacker, FIR. .skibskaptejnsn, 2oe-Guntez.
Arch, 6layering; Miss n; n: fra \: n: Re-
Hauch, &. Wilhelm zabren, soe-Guidmage-
rem. s5c-Hilditch. yakob. Under no5sk Flag.
res 1esana1in asn? a sssqHM@1 of L. ~ B oa
Blade, csc Ho1berg, Ludwig. Ieppe paa
Bjerget. 1oc-Hornun. e. Freds9tk GJslds:
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| W. W. s~emandsliv, ~15c-Jacobsen, Fr. For
bandelsesma rket, 1oc-1bscn. Henrik. Cen
sans R%fi|steasr. xi1drose; y @Fsmtsnds
Wisconsin, 25c-Janson, Drude Krogh:. En
s Sale patt 16.2 25sdIsaaasGan i.1 we.
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81. OO-Napoleon den Store som Barnsog Yng-i
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1inaer' dec LiP Gs aezasdi aee r.. 1n Edssa.-
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CSC Petersen, Wilhelm. Digte, 4oc-Pon
toppidan, Henrik. Fra Hytterue. 15c-Prestr
gard, Kristian. Nansenf0rden, 15c-Pa4
Diet Jayne. En Samling afsGnnukke, interes-
sante Fortallinger, aOc-Ravnkilde, AIDA,
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Ravnsborg. eller de to Arvinger, 20c-Sackex
Masoch. Bry11uppet / Ispaladset, 25c-Schj1r
ring, Johanne. Havets Datter, 25c-schmidt,
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RE, Sophie. Elna, Observation-Disclosures
;-sommer, K. Forvi1dede Hjerter. Doe
sommer, LIP. Herrerne paa Harnnershns.
| DOC Staudenmeyer, A.. Bibelens Kvindefs5
indb., -stenho1t, L. A.. Or. cronide
Mord, 1Oc-Stepniak, Serge. En Nihilist,15a
-skottertoget. 1oc-Ter,me.J ]. HID. Hyem.
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The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1908-04-08
One of the Clty,s Throna.

Recently a pleasant faced, elderly,
gray haired woman was riding in a
southbound elevated train. Her at
tention was attracted and her interest
excited by bevy of bright and happy
looking young girls who entered the
car at one of the uptown stations.
They fluttered in and quickly but qui-
etIy found seats. One of them sat
next to the traveller first mentioned.
Their glances met, and with the priv
ilege that age confers in such circum'
stances, she addressed some pleasant
remark to her pretty young neighbor.
She was surprised and little hurt
when the girl, without making any re-
sponse, turned her head and looked
the other way. When the train
stopped at 2Sth street the whole party
arose and crowded eagerly toward the
door. AS this was where the older
woman intended to alight, she arose
also, and so found herself standing
next to her seat-mate She took oc-
casion to say: II have Travelled all
over the world, and | have never hes
itated to speak a pleasant word to
strangers when | have felt attracted
by them, and l should otherwise have
spent many lonely hours and missed
making many charming friends. |
think that this is the first time that
my we'll meant advances have met
with a rebuff" The girl again looked
into the woman's face with an abso-
lutely unanswering gaze and then
hurried gayly after her companions.
This second ignoring of her remarks
by the little maiden was shock to the
traveller, when it suddenly occurred to
her how strangely silent all those fif-
teen or twenty girls had been-going,
too, as it now appeared, to the circus.
She tried to recall if one of them had
spoken a single word-and then, in a
flash, she realized that they were a
Barnum & Bailey bound delegation
from the School for Deaf Mutes. The
ticket chopper is probably still won
dering what set that quiet appearing,
gray haired woman off into a fit OF
almost uncomfortable laughter as she
stood there on the platform.-New
York Tribune.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1908-04-08
Reforming Society.

An enthusiastic motorist must have
written the following encomium on the
automobile, which is heralded as a
sort of saviour of society.
"Women who give most of their
time and purses to dress have now
turned to the motor car. Their ma
chimes have taken a newer and great
er interest, and one which gives them
no personal trouble or discomfort.
Many a woman of wealth and position
who some years ago would have had
half dozen morning costumes now
does with one skirt and few simple
blouses for morning wear.
Motors are largely responsible, too,
for slackness of business on Fridays,
Saturdays and Mondays. This is gen.
orally felt in the great cities of the
world
"They are also the cause Of fewer
social functions in the evening. A run
in the air induces sleep and desire
for rest after the evening meal. Per,
sons are unwilling to enter the heated
theatre or close reception room when
overcome with drowsiness.
Decidedly the motor car is revolu'
tionizing the world of society, which
is bad from the tradespeople's point OF
view but good from that of the world
at large"
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1908-04-08
How Love Is Lost.

Love is lost by thoughtlessness, by
reconsideration, and by selfishness
more than by any other way.
Because one loves you is that any
reason you should be inconsiderate Of
them?
There is a false idea af1oat in the
stream of life, that when people love
us. we can be rude to them, that be-
use they know we love them they
will forgive every lack of courtesy.
This is absolutely untrue.
The closer two people are united by
lie bond of love, the more necessary
It is for them to observe every law OF
politeness.
Love isn't so very difficult to gain,
but it's mighty difficult to keep.
You can better afford to be rude to
everyone else in the world than to
those who love you.
Love is a flower that needs constant
attention, and the very minute it is
neglected. left too long in the glaring
a. the unselfishness that goes to
NIKE selfishness, 1t dies.
And love Is never resurrected.
Give those you love words of affec
tiou, the looks that tell them SO much
al the unselfishness that goes tc
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1908-04-08
ENCOURAGE His Hobbies.

Women would find men much easier
ktethered to their own firesides if they
\would encourage their husbands in
some peculiar hobby, and forgive the
little extra trouble the brushing up af-
terward gives them. The encourag-
ing of hoppy certainly implies self
sacrifice on the part Of the wife, but,
If she is wise, she will give her man"
q corner of the home as his own den,
where he can bestow his properties,
make as much littler as he chooses
end work out his leisure in the pursuit
o. his harmless hobby.
Perhaps it may take him many
hours to turn soap box into a corner
cupboard, but do not laugh at the work
OF art when it is finished Praise it
rather 1t is better for man to do
such things in his odd hours than at
tend football match, bet, drink, and
lose his situation, says an exchange.
His example, too, will lessen the labor
in the training of your family, for his
eye will be on the young people, and
they will in "helping father" learn to
find home the most blessed spot on
earth indianapolis News.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1908-04-08
Hair, Eyes and Dress.

Women with blue eyes may wear
ANY color in the daylight, says a dress
maker of renown who has been letting
the public into her secrets. She lays
down rules by which women who lack
Judgment in the matter of colors may
be guided She advises women with
brown hair to stick to the wide range
of browns tans and creams, but tells
them they may wear the softer shades
of gray if their eyes have a CLINT Of
hazel Old women, or those of mid
die age whose hair is turning to white,
she advises to go in for more white in
their costumes. Red is the color she
gives most attention, for it is the color
most women go wrong on, she says.
Highly colored compilations may take
hat, this authority asserts, if
skin is clear, while on the same
lnciple those women who lack color
In their faces should place the red be-
low. II the skin is very good, and she
lays stress on the very" one may
wear yellow, but only in the evening.
New York Press.