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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1908-07-02

Jim Hartley now occupies the
front chair in o. o. Roberts Up
To-Date barber shop.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1908-07-02

WE BUY WHEAT.
Highest market price for wheat.
Baxter Mill & Elevator Co.
D. L. Harper, Manager.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1908-10-10
WHAT THE TRADE MARK MEANS
TO The BUYER

rev people realize the Importance
OF the words Trade Mark" slammed
"a tne goods they buy. II they did
y would save them many a dollar
spent for worthless goods and nnt a
lot OF INSCRIPTIONS manufacturers
out of business.
Wnen q manufacturer adort.
trade mark he assumes the entire -.
sponsibility for the merit OF his No
quot. He takes his business rennta.
ton In his hands-out in the linz
nght-'on the square" with tha nv
er OF his goods, with the dealar ~
with himself. 49,
The other manufacturer-the one
VINO holds out inducements" offer
ing 10 brand all goods purchased with
each local dealers brand-sidestens
responsibility. and when these infe-
rior goods come back" It's the loca,
dealer that must pay the penalty.
a good example Of the kind Of nro-
tcction AFFORDED the public by a trade
mark Is that offered in connection
with National Lead Company's AZ
vertlsing OF pure White Lead as tha
best paint material
Ihat the Dutch Boy Painter trade
mark Is an absolute guaranty or mr.
lty IN White Lead is proved tn tha
most skeptical by the offer National
Lead Company make to send free to
any address blow-pipe and instruc-
tons how to test the white Lead for
themselves. The testing outfit is he-
Ing sent out from the New York
once OF the company. Woodbridee
Building.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1908-10-10
ATTEND
DICKSON COLLEGE

The school that teaches itS pupils to make .
living and makes them Independent. TIE
very best advantages In Literary Department.
ing. Shorthand. Typewriting. Telegraphy.
Civil Service. Music and Elocution. Rates
lower than ct any other school, For beAutt-
full l0-page catalogue, address
r. b. LOGCINS. Dickson. Tenn
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1908-10-10

Sold throughout the world. Dspots: London, q.
ChaEtsEhoase g. Par1s, Rue Dc \ Paax ;kq9fre-
Caicutta ChiRa, Hong Kong Dug G.. i japan.
naruya, Ltd, TOXIC; Russia, feErefn, Moscow;
90. Africa, Lennon Ltd, Cape Town. eto. o ga,
Potter Drug 4 Chen Corp, Sole Props, Boston.
aO-PoGt-free. Cuticura Book or Cs-js OF the Skin.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1908-10-10
Coopers Well Hotel
Will Be Open Until
October lst, 1908.

Is first-class in every respect and
more delightful summer Resort
cannot be found in the south.
Is the most noted Mineral Water In thu
United States. 1t will cure Dyspepsia. Liver
Complaints. Inflammation OF the Bladder
Malaria. Dropsy. Chronic Diarrhea, (;out
etc. 1t 10 located in Kinds County. state OF
Misslssippi. Address. Coopers Well Hotel.
Postomce. Raymond, Mississippi.
Parties desiring to visit Coopers Well can
leave train on Little j." Railroad at Ray
mond or at Bolton on A. & v. Railroad where
HACKS connect with Train for the Wells
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1908-10-10
FOURTEEN HUNDRED AND
SLXTY-FIVE MEN

with teams are selling our products to
FARMERS In thirty four different States.
seventy useful articles that country people
need. We furnish the goods and give agents
time to turn them into money. Address,
]. r. WATKINS CO.. Winona. MINI.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1908-10-10

Hicks Capudine Cures Nervousness.
whether tired out, worried. overwork-
ed. or what not. 1t refreshes the bl ain
and nerves. It's Liquid and pleasant to
take. 1Oc. CSC. and soc at drug stores
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1908-10-10

John r. Dfckey's old reliable eye water
cures sore eyes or granulated lids. DOM
hurt, feels good; get the genuine in red box.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1908-10-10

To be asked to do that which 20,
know how to do-that is Opportu
nifty.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1908-10-10

Spotiess reputation may also be-
one that is black all over.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1908-10-10
,,.,,ed from page 81

S.fricts: and PROVIDED TUT
nothing herein contained
"a drainage districts from
s.e,ished under the provis,
sristing laws, and that an
.strict established under
the state shall, in addi-
]. :, po ~. hereinabove grant rant
~, ~ and assess annual con-
* I, acreage taxes. for the
nroyiding and maintain
Z systems, on all lands
!. such district not exceed
..sve f25c) cents per acre
n not to exceed forty (40)
authorized to do so BY q
. raiority in number and
the property tax payers
ss.trict qualified as electors
hvs Of this State. voting
~ held for that purpose
Al n the first part Of this
~ aid drainage districts.
~ Doard Of Commissioners
~ incur Indebtedness and
cfiable bonds therefor pay
,.dpal and interest out of,
r. erceed in principal and
a. aggregate amount to
~ said annual contribu-
~ ne period for which the
kvied. No such drainage
~ Il issued for any other
~ dat for which said con-
IRE voted and shall not
1lbuger period than forty
from their date, nor
800 rate of interest than
1T per annum, nor be
han par.
1udons and acreage tax
a1thorized by q vote OF
- II number and amount
11ully tax payers, qualified
The laws of this State
IA iE drai:lo re districts
der existing laws are
49, and confirmed, and
Nv shall not be question
Z tat for the purpose of
w total rate of special tax
nle4A corporations. parish
IN average or drainage |
VIA authorized to do SO
1acWn for the issuance of
y ksue new bonds cover
slIeslar issue or issues Of
he whole outstanding
hetedness incurred under,
u purpose shown in, the
lph of this article, the
Md 70 be known as Re-
Dendg Of political Sub
h he year -" Said
- Bonds shall run for a
fofty (40) years from
shsll not bear a greater
fest than five per cent
nyable annually or semi
= tAe ordinance calling
1icu may direct. and shall
= By the municipal cor
Irish school sewerage or
@1triet Issuing same, for
1fand Issue Bonds may
y wh0'e or in part ex-
~ bonds previously is
~ b. authority Of this
- for value, or sold and
! thereof used for tue
purchasing outstanding
eleetfQns, II favorable
eee M said bonds, shall
ecsef the same issue or
leenter intervals than
!: and each election
pver any or all unre-
nd authorized by
lgrsuance Of the first
eh article. but may
Or all previous re-
q when the bonds OF
Aave been obtained
80 or exchange, the
= pay for said bonds i,
oase and said bonds /.
hey accumulated to
\ bonds issue that il
q purchased by the
ME Of. any refund
Be credited to the
= and made part OF
4 further resolved,
imposed amendment
- to the qualified
ese for adoption or
presidential and
rtion to be held In
I'm Hundred and :
adopted. the same
Immediately there
u further resolved,
ollcsai ballots to be
eson. there shall be
Tor the proposed
lelcle Two Hundred
Nd OF the Con.
11slana. /" and the
Droposed amend
Two Hundred and
q the Constitu-
q Louisiana = and
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1908-10-10

One trouble with the "dead-beat''
is that he isn't dead.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1908-10-10

You men should settle up before
they settle down.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1908-10-10
One Of tie
Essentials

of-the happy homes Of to-day is vast
fund of information as to the best methods
Of promoting health and happiness and
right living and knowledge Of the world s
best products.
Products of actual excellence and
reasonable claims truthfully presented
and which have attained to worldwide
acceptance through the approval Of the
Well-Inforned Of the World; not Of indi-
viduals only, but Of the many who have
the happy faculty Of selecting and obtain
ing the best the world affords.
One Of the products Of that class, Of
known component parts, an Ethical
remedy, approved by physicians and COM
mended by the Well-Informed Of the
World as valuable and wholesome family
laxative is the wcll-known Syrup Of Figs
and Elixir Of SIENNA. To get its beneficial
effects always buy the genuine, manu-
featured by the California Fig Syrup Co.,
only, and for sale by all leading druggists.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-06-05

ia BLOB Der Tr. Trfolieb gsTa9t. Wit
benz miiifen sic ba5 ausbaoen. Ibsr
Die 9auptIode fummt crit. @ottlieb.
ioat a, Der Sattmann is pcrniinitig,
Der pirb fdon q 8intcr oobeDoltcn.
Nber iie! Die Mlte! Die tpiro 8ra9
madsn!"
.2tlter abfdeuIi6er - frcfsr ="
nSrad MAIDEN, id9t a. limb rett
bat q asbabt. 0snr sic babcn &rad
gcma6t. @(ber @ottlieb, msint q,
peibts, tuas id made Wcnn i'd Der
Sartmann ipicber iibtr a G0ffsl ball
biren ldbt. ipenn q pisosr Dor isinem
Saustrsu5e u%nterbutt, oann rad iA
mid. Sd sisb aus bel i'm. Sd
tomm ME mebr in icin @aitbaus. sd
sisb aus init alien @ereiaen, bic i6
gcgriinbst bab: mit'm Grte9srperein,
mit'm Geiunbbeitspcrein, mitm Stdtz
Hub, mit'm asseltlub, nit Der frsis
pi(Iigsn 5euerpebr, mit'm Gelangosre
Elm unb mit'm 8srein fir pcrpdbrloite
8inber. limb mas is bdnn Der CART
mann? @eliefert is a. llno per
modt's @ei4dft2 Ssin aonturrente
Der S4miot=grauer ma6t's 8efddft.
limb tper is Idulb9 Seine Qlte is
i9ulb."
.0os - bas itedt ia a1ss untsr
elmer Iede - ba - od bebaltst bod
ben StroI6!"
Sis rate bina,ls unO idIua tradeno
bic 9biir au.
Suit, bab re mans is," Iaste 9ptts
Iisb. yWilbelm, ne ionni9e pflan'e
buit 9u Dir ia MD gerabe erbets
rats"
nGab mid, LAB mid, eS 1T i6per,
sS nirb pislle;Gt idredIi6 rerosn."
Nu6 @ottlisb lpurbe ernIt.
.Sie9 nal, Wilbelm, i6 bin ia a
alter, armcr, turmer &erl. @bsr
meme idiprrsn @cbontsn mdth ih mir
pcd). Sn Der IsBtsr Nd6t bah i'd
por'm !Sduiel bon q alien Sellmidlsus
ten gsitanbsn unb mir gefagt: @s6
rein, Tag t9nen, beIm 9drtmann, I'm
@uithorfs is Guer GnteIlobn. 1as
pdr pobl N 5reuoe fir bic bsiben
alien leits. Mber - ipenn q bann
fogt: Weire Wutter is o6n. Silfc,
eana %perlafsn an einem 5slbraine ps,s
blutet - !Sartmann, iie biirfen's mid
piiIsn. Gs Is ibnen 10 lpobler. limb
Oh? I'd bin ia 9ein Greinb sstpslt
INNER. BLOB bumuIs MID, 10 uff brsi,
pier Sabre. absr jsbt mill ih gu Dir
balten, treu gu Dir bcIten, neil Su
a altss llnrecht gut MAIDEN tpiait."
nGs pirb MID 9eb:n, es pirb ia nt9
gc6en," e. f3te Sartmann.
n9eiIer pdr's ia, mir ndren ebrs
li6," ia9te Gottlieb. .Iber id bab'
tein' Mutb, unb 3u BAIT .rit rsft tein'
Wiutb."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-06-05

gspfliigten @derftilde 5eigten
has bcimli6e, tisfe NufbliBen GROCER,
eldnssnbsr aupferIiiids, bic 8iibs cuff
Der braunqriinen Weibs battsn ipeitbin
fhimmernhe SsGls iuie Sbiere auf
frifAaemalten unb friIhladirtsn Bib
bern. SIN WaIbs paren bic 8ldtter
roth, in Der 2uft idnebtsn bunts Bas
pierbro6en unb bic tlsinsn 1elofsller
gliibtsn ibre 9raumlidter in'S Qdno.
9oS lit Der r~otb9oloene SerbIt.
Nltf ben 6elbern orbeitcten lad)snoe
2eute. Git parcn bel Der 9drtcffsls
ernte. Die aurtoffslernts am iparmrn
Serbittag 1T Der fr0bIi@it. 3heit offer
Grntearbeit. sic Fat etipa& BEN Der
tinbli9sn @ergniigtbeit Der S6ubgrds
berei. Gs tit piel geIunoe 6rcubc oa>
bel.
9a ridtete ii6 @ottlisb Psutsr in
ieiner 3artoffelfurhs ollf uno Iaats gu
benz flsincn Qctsrle Siibasr, einem
se~bnidbriaen S6uIbiitlein, oas Gls
Silfsdrbeitcr ongtitsQt mar:
.Su, Ystsrle, mas Fat 9u fir
buntle Sdnbe! Wenn 8u nr6 piel
NiiHe mauit, piritc lpubl nod 70
f9pors ipsrbsn, ala pie a Reesr."
petsrle bctro6tete mibp.r9niiat feline
gebrounten RGuberbGnhe.
n9os is BON BEN eriinen Nubihas
len, nnb 9 gtbt MIDI ab," faat. sr, mid
nit WaIer unb mid nit Spuds; ip
bah fcsar fdon nit Ssifs probirt.
limb MI lam i'd mid in Der Sdul:
MIDI mebr meIben, fonIt MERITS Der
2ebrer pber gar Der Tfnrr'."
rGislt, psterls," foete Gcttlieb
t9.ilncbmenb, Yunb bo muBte bo!t in
Der Sdul. imm,r bic !SGnb. urtenlais
fen unb tbun, als tpern Su rein gar
uifdt miibtsit unb a gang tummes
Sdaf pdrit?"
YeterIe nidts.
rSa, ieit bic NiiHe reif iinb, bin id
in Der S4uls idpn iiebsn SIdbc runs
.ergetommen."
OHiil'ep ttpIitlc lVll.
.2ab gut isin, LAB gut fem, peterle,
iebt bausrt's mid mebr lanse, ba mauit
Oh bann WaKsrriiben. ga ipiro's
bann better, benin bic fdrbcn MID
ab."
limb 10 f6drrtcn iie ipieber pergnii9t
in ibrea &artoffclfurten.
Iuf einem anberen 1beile bes gros
BEN 0elbeS ihfpelgten STei iunge
MGebs in gaII.rinnerunsen.
.'s ipar ne fermoIe &irms," Iagtc
bic dltere, rbie 8erle baben seblaien
tpie bic 0eipel."
rJd, fe baben sans bol1e sebIuisn,"
faete Die Stpsite, blob Der @robe, Der
Steiner beibt. bate iid bann q biiIsl
beioffsn, I'm oa tonnt' q nit ieinem
sroBen gaFe mid msbr ridtis idneG
eenus ben anbsrn mad. ga bat'n ia
eann Der Or. 5rieblieb anasidnau5t, a
ipu bsim gIaIen MIDI fo'ne idlpere
3unee babsn. Ib.r bas bat a iid MIDI
eefdnen lafisn. ,Serr Dottor,' iast a,
man bldit iib.rbaupt MID NIT Der
3unge! limb iusnn i9 tponte, tonnt' i'd
nod ANAL 70 i9ne1 blaien, lpie bic
anhern uno biel ihneler fertis iein THE
iie.' 9d blies er bann aana ifnsll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-06-05

w." ONsSsN''S Nh ~Nhih
itrabe entlans lief, battsn
lagert: Sottlisb, Robert, Qr
terlc.
Die Wdsbe unb ansdte
ieits. Sic ponten nift II
beren ~suiammeriiben. Sic
oh iens ctpas 5eineres ipdrt
ten elm Gefiibl, ais fsicn
bo6miitbis uno paren bod
iie nidt gu ibnen tamen
ibren 9erbbsiten iiDrten.
bier pie iiberau. Die Robc
iid bon ben 5einersn ab,
auf beren 6pamutb uno i
li4. allein gu iein.
Yeterle hatts sinsn So
feItraut ~Sufammsnsstraef
li,b Elm Ybospborb0lst
bartsn 2ebcrboie ent3ir
5elofeusrhen entfad)t.
60 bielten tie am We
gen braunen !6erbitsrai
ger. Gore padte bids
unb CAB jebem fein 81
6elofeusrd)sn tniIterte
4snlieb unb iab nit
aus benz grpben z
arautes.
Gore, bas gefunbe
Gaune ipie meiit.
ihidte iie bas Ystt
bann cinsn Brief aI
lie gottlieb unb &c
pom Sertbolb,
tpsrbe i'm gud Dor
.2ie6e Gore, ss :
Der llntsroffiSier
tleioen 10 ben SeI,
i6lagelt, baB er
id babe fe9r bdS 6
Stisfel iinb aud 3
III in meiner 9ubt
ter Menid). Die
bic anbern ftpn
8ralputfhte III ia
m limb
Der Sede. Sd laH
INNER niht rauf
INNER isbr. Giet
bange na6 Dir III
Der Robert Winte
81 6oufc, uno id
perbe es gstpib mid
ben Soloatsn itst
III iogt, i'm Mon0i
2iebe Gore, id bite
bab 9u nid1t ben
unb Den poitoIiiItsnte.
elepcn ober Die unt
benin id1 Bin iebr uul
8ranuti6fe III icin )
rdt unb ahgebt, Danl
better isin. 4oer idh
dusbdlt.n. limb 9u
bleiben.
9sr5lihen @rub ppl
Sic faben iih on
psnig iiber ben fonfu1sn
laden tonntsn lie nidt.
brin ala lie i'm bas er
bate Gore iibsr ben .
gfber isBt, mo iie i'm
frsien Jelofeuer porlas,
aus ar Der llnbebplfsnbei
lid]e Summsr an, uno iis
laden.
~ bats su quit esbaG
fagte @ottlisb. 81 is Il
poppctinbel ecbdtfdeIt II
fino' a iid in Der grobe
sursd)ts."
rSa, es tpirb ibm pobI
iperben," iaats Hobert 90
Infana is bus Solootenl
ben fhtoer, uno fucnn Elm,
IS, odnn is cs idlimm.
rSie benedict a, Sic, 80
Wintcr bats gut, Der is 81
if bin fort, fdbreibt a. gu
mug par's umgetebrt. %
SauIe uno Sie tparen fort"
Wintsr Idhslte.
.Gr is bait Der Spbn,"
ga iiano @ottlisb Yeufer
in's Gartoff.liraut unb lode
oaB bic 5Iamme bod en-
limb es mar lpie Elm Sisna.
bas iiber bic Jeloer bin leud
Cores frsunblihes 9sfi6'
perfinitert. Gin 9robtsufsl
aus ibren blducn Iusen.
pS0 nenm Inn ntd)f, 10
niGt, id} mag len nidt, iast
ipenn er an mir bdnet, tpa
bafiir? Sd bob' i'm nidt
baS aQertlsinite biFel lisb!
Mann mag idl ME = nie!!"
Nobert @inter fab nit
Muasn baS i90ne Wdbde1
fabte iis fslbitrerssfcn an
sic lieb i'm sspGbrsn. unb
6ano crit los 70 E' fnnte.
Gortlebuna foIat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-06-05

p1He fir'S Mnsianb befurat q. Weine, Rr.
413, Eit.Saltimprr.s ctr, nabcG u toni Spuie .ASe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-06-05

Taiie fir's Nnsfans bsforat g. Raine, II.
413. Eit.galtimpre. ets., uabe Cation SpuJe HI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-06-05

.3as muB id faeen. Robsrt, sic
iinb n %2anbpirtb! 90 Iieet mas brin!
sic flnb N anbersr 8erl ipie Der 9erts
boIb."
Robert mar eIiidlid Her bas COB
oes altsn Sne6tes.
sd bin ia iebr bsraus aus Der Irs
beit!!" idgte er. nWenn man 10 mas
iabreIans MID betreibt, bereibt fi9
piel. limb es itrenst elm i'm @nfans
an"
.Ro, ba fomm' sic, Robsrt, RUBIN
sic iid q bifsl aus! Die Gore bat
chen a 9eipertaffee sebradt."
n5rGulein 2ore9" fragte sr eliidlih.
so, bic Gore! ga, ba :pmmen
Sie."
Nos ipiiTen ale Satten unb 1aulen,
tpos piIIen AUDI ale bic armsn Stus
benmiioen i'm 2arbe bon Fer Jrsube,
9%efunben 5unser 81 itiusn auf frsiem
SsIbe! Ollie Siinlts Der &oas unb Fels
krmeiiter reihen nids bin, ibrsn 8ai~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-06-05
t.; !" q II = t. u 4:
Der So@n
~
Roman non
q q e ii Il 81 - q
(5prtfetrna,)
5. q q = |.

Nin grausr, rsans7iidsr Moreen
w lam. Robert 6sllmid erbob
y fid sber bon ieinem Eager ais
bic 9amsroben. Or hotte cine
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-06-05

Ns mar nod bas r~otbgoIbsns
2idt bss Strtites i'm 2anbe.
S Die feudjtsn Gfollen Der friI6s
oepfliidten Wdsrftiite sejotsn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-30
BEAUTY TREATMENT
PREVENTS WRINKLES
Freedom From Worry and Relaxation of Nerves
Will Preserve Youthful Appearance.

Where is there a woman past thirty
five years of age who does not wish to
retain a youthful appearance. and who
will not strive to keep away the marks Of
age? The latter brought on by Worry
more than from any other one cause,
can be partly counteracted, if not pre-
vented, by relaxation. But this rest, the
principal element OF beauty preservation
must be taken regularly as one would
medicine to cure a consuming fever, etc.
For instance, at certain time each day
there must be an hour given over to rest.
1t is useless to say that one cannot spare
the time. for il rest is no. procured there
is no way of combating wrinkles.
In addition to this relaxation a hot tub
bath is needed, and it should be taken be-
fore lying down.
AS to the bath it should include a scrub
bling with bland soap and a brush, and a
soaking in the warm water for about ten
minutes TO relax nerves and muscles and
get the BODY into a condition that insures
rest.
While bathing the face must be washed
and once week with a complexion brush
the skin must be thoroughly scrubbed,
using green soap. After this wash if the
skin has a feeling of tightness it may be
rubbed with lotion made Of a quarter
of an ounce OF powdered borax, half an
ounce of pure glycerin. and a pint of
camphor water. This will serve as mas
sage lotion for persons who do not use
cold cream on. their faces, and special
attention should be given to the throat.
rubbing that part directly under the chin
that first shows age by becoming fiabby.
Rubbing there should be done with q
brisk rotary stroke TO stimulate the It's
sues as well as strengthen them. The To-
ton may also be rubbed into the chest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-30
CHURCH AND THE CAMPAIGN.
Statement Attributed to Cardinal
Gibbons by Chairman Newman.

AS indicating the attitude Of the Cath
Ollie Church in the presidential campaign,
Edwin A. Newman. national committee
man for the District. has related recent
conversation with Cardinal Gibbons
Cardinal Gibbons stated said Mr..
Newman, that he made it a rule not to
discuss party politics in a public manner
nor to disclose his own preference fol
this or that candidate for Office. To do
so, he said would possibly expose him
and the Catholic Church to undeserved
criticism.
1.-The church does not attempt 10 con-
troll the political views or political con-
duct of it's members. said the cardinal
In the United States Catholics are to be
found in all political parties. and each
member of the church is free to think
AMI vote as he pleases on political and
economic questions Any attempt 10
bring the church into the political arena
o. make il the champion or opponent OF
any candidate or party does 1t grave in
justice.
Virginia democrats in the District will
attend a final rally of the Virginia Demo
cratic Association at the Arlington HOte
tonight. The speakers will be James X
Cation, candidate for lieutenant gOvernO,
Of Virginia: Alexander kilgore of Mary
land and Allen Caperton Braxton of Nir-
ginia.
Senator Thomas s. Martin of Virginia
and former Gov. Edwin Warield Of Mary
land haze been invited to participate.
The Taft and Sherman Republican Clul
of kensington will hold its last rally o.
the campaign at o'clock Monday night
and the officers and members plan L
make 1t the biggest they have ever held.
The meeting is to occur in the towr
hall There will be street parade. illu-
limitations and band of music. II has beel
announced that Attorney General Charles
j. Bonaparte, Representative George A
Pearre. b. Fl. Warner and other prom
inent men will deliver addresses.
The second mass meeting of the Repub
lican Club Of George Washington Uni
versity, scheduled for last night. was
postponed on account of the bad weather
until Monday night. at the headquarters
of the Interstate League of Republican
Clubs.
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! and arms, for 1t is soothing and refines
the skin
After this treatment loose clothing that
VIII not restrict free circulation and soft
SHOES should be put on. Then a bedrOo m
must be darkened, SO while lying down
there will be no attempt to use the eyes.
'Three-quarters Of an hour is to be given
over 10 this and woman must learn to
keep her nerves relaxed during this time
She will be more than apt to discover,
at first, that both nerves and muscles are
| tense. even though she is lying down. and
1t will take several long. deep breaths to
make her lose the Involuntary grip OF her
self. That she should do this Is impera-
tive.
On getting up she may dress and go
into the street without the slightest dan
ger Of taking cold from the Tubing.
Exercise Before Retiring.
On going TO bed at night a very few
caliSthenic exercises must be taken. The
easiest Of these consists in doubling the
fists, placing them at the shoulders and
then thrusting them out al arms length
swiftly. Both arms may be used together
and then alternately.
After that it is we'll to bend, trying to
touch the floor with the finger tips with
! out bending the knees. This will help to
keep the waist line small. The exercises
need not take more than five minutes and
are merely 10 prevent clrculdtlOn DecOm-
ing sluggish or the muscles tense.
Massage the face at night, even though
lit has been done through the day 1t
should be we'll washed to remove the i'm
purities and then cold cream OF the To-
| ton, already given, applied.
| 1t is taken tor granted that only nour-
ishing and easily digested foods shall be
eaten, avoiding thos, that are rich and
| heavy.
! Such rs the course Of beauty, which. if
followed, will lead to success.
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WEARING THE DIRECTOIRE.

Some of the society women who have
recently returned from Europe are wear
ing directoire gowns and coats. and this
striking mode seems certain to largely
influence the fashions of the autumn and
winter. Already the incroyable coats with
their short-wasted fronts, large revers
and long tails at the back have made their
appearance. and If nothing else fiavors
them they are graceful but only on tall.
slim figure. although they have a distinct
ly becoming effect upon figures that are
the reverse of graceful. This is always
supposing that they are cut by master
hand A directoire costume with the coat
seen the other day on a woman well
known in society who had just returned
from Paris showed an exceedingly clever
manipulation of striped fabric. the ma
terial being arranged In such way that
by the placing of the stripes so that they
ran horizontally a simple but effective
kind of trimming was obtained.