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MAKE NEW NAMES
FOR OLD COLORS
There Are Many Resources,
Upon Which Expert Dress,
maker May Depend.

The Invention of new names for old
colors is exercising the ingeUMity OF the
dress experts Every season a familiar
shade makes its appearance under an
unknown title.
The flower and kitchen gardens. tho
store cupboard and wine cellar. the fish
mongers and jewelers. have been
searched for appropriate terms tins
yeEC.
The result has been crowned with sue
cess, and the ambition OF the dress
artist. which has been to make the new
names as weird as possible. has been
realized. The purchase Of a blue gown
is impossible You must ask for mirage,
hydrangea. pale sky or azure. II none
Of these shades please the fancy, it
is possible 10 select from sifdsur, sapho,
delft. jaciuth or eden.
IF a darker shade. for economy's sake
is required. it is out OF date 10 ask for
navy blue. Royal mateIot, biuet. ma
rine, neptune and indigo must be in
sDected.
Mauve as a shade Is I'm the height Of
fashion; as a name il is relocated 10
the days of our grandmothers. Iris.
amethyst, tulip, clematis, lilac. cam
e-'N FlcuA hcllOltepe
reign III MS stead The red shades OF
mauye. so becoming 10 the brunette.
nave been named anemone. mlnuit.
petunia, giyCine, gTacieuse and roma.
No smart woman. will own q pink
froell this year. She must rename her
favorite color shrimp. salmon. coral.
bengal, laurier, strawberry, raspberry.
rosewood and acajOn. TWO new names
are soda and rose of the alps. while
cherry brandy, coquellcOt. DaVot anI
wine are the terms used 10 describe the
deeper shades Of red and scarlet
Green Is color that no woman will
consent To wear. as its meaning IS
"ulted.' Her little superstition has
been encouraged this year and she can
clothe herself IN amanda. v0lga niger.
Teseda, mdhCula, mousse, bronze, myr-
tie. emerald. aloes, chartreuse, sago.
ganges nevH and TuEse.-Haltimore sun.
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brought about the proLgiOus success Of
this nation. Very well. then, 10 IS
quite time now that America is so
very rich. for the workers To rest "a BIT
! hear there is tendency in TINS ul-
rectiOu, but to am EnglisLw9IIan, %
seems that the American is al work
The combination OF Eugllsl ana
American IL especially happy. ! am
enthusiastic on the subject OF Inter
national marriages. 1 believe the Amer
leans do not care TO see their helTessrs
marry foreigners, but isn't that bit
selhsh2 America has lots OF money
and can easily spare the millions. i
know so many American wives OF Eng
Hshmeu who are absolutely happy, bui,
of course. they are the persons one
never ucars Of. The children of these
unions seem d high type physically and
Intellectually, and one should work a
bit for posterity.
'IH England the closest kiusHip be
tween the two countries is recognized
The brotherhood Of the two lands has
been emphasized often, and the English
look upon Americans with genuine APP
probation and affection
the warehouses was formerly Rosie
B0Ote a music haN favorite ia London.
The marriage of the young titled Eng
Usumau and Miss B00te CAUSED sem
satiOn, but she has completely charmed
the members OF her husbands set,
and is one OF the most popular women
in the exclusive circles of London.
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Fond of Americans, But
Thinks They Work
Too Hard.

7 Ike American women better tnan
American men," said the Marchioness
Of Headfort, as she and the marquis
we're taking ship for England after
tour of the United States and Canada
II was astOnIshed TO 80 10 luncheoH
where there were only women.
IN England we always have men 90
talk to three times a day, and al nr51
did not fancy the innovation because
II ia so much easier TO talk 20 men
But I found # was rather CHEEKY being
with women, and of course The women
here are so refreshing and ddTerent'
The type has an iudiyiduahty that tA-
Mains the success OF American women
In foreign society. But / Cid not see
many men
II think both the English and Ameil-
can men might revise tIeu MODES on
life The Englishman doesn't Work
enough and becomes One-slded' me
American works too much. lie does
not take enough time 10 ENJOY hlIn=riL ;
and that too IS a mistake. Why can
they strike a happy medium SIX hours
a day Is quite long enough Tor a man
10 work Then he has chance 10 de-
velop the mental and social sides.
Y dare say this unceasins toll mas
The Washington times., 1908-06-12
ST. JOHNS COLLEGE
CLOSES ITS YEAR
The Rev. Clarence E. Wheeler De-
livers Principal Address to
Students and Friends.

Students of St Johns College enter
tanned their parents and friends last
night at the closing exercises given by
the academic and preparatory depart
ments. Tire program consisted Of music.
songs, and recitatiOns. The Rev. Clar-
ence Z. Wheeler delivered the address
of the evening, pointing out the ad-
vantages OF conscientious study
Certificates were awarded TO the fol-
lowing students:
Primary class-LeO Is. DTury, Greg
ory =. FinuCaue. RcalinO $. Zsh, Daniel
5. Ralph. Maurice ~. Roche. Edward
S. Roche. Denis s. O'DOnnell, Thomas
S Horrigan, Bernard :. MUliu. Joseph
S. Madden, Robert :. Donovan, and Al
fonsO 5. NaupOucke.
Preparatory Class-JOseph j. Crowley.
John J. Rhoades, =. Arthur DruTy,
George b Mulliu, Henry Brown. and
Bernard Shehan
Fourth cademiC-Edward II. Roche
Francis r. Heley. Paul May, Leo Z.
Madigan, James O'DOnnel, jeremiah
OLeary. Howard ID. Norris. J. Emmett
Haltigan, and Eugene A Barry
Second northumberland b Drury,
James J. Riordan Thomas T. Kane,
Lionel T. Tansley, Bernard s. BOurden,
John T. Rudy. William T. Shea, Ray
mond T. MCGEE, David E. Harrigan,
Charles S Bailey. Leo p. DAILY, Michael
j Callaghan, Edward j. AullE. Valen-
tine J. lseman. Paul j.. Parks, and
Charles D. Ebel.
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Shirt Waists ShoqU Striking CoIors;
Stripes and Coin Effects Ptety

The most pronounced feature of 1he
midsummer shirt waists now spread on
all the store counters is their striking
c5Iors. After two years OF almost solid
white the shirt waist world has sud
denly blossOmed cut in every color OF
the rainbow. Particularly are the
striped effects stunning and becoming
20 all figures, The stout woman can
wear them running up and down or on
the bias. while the uoo-slender figure
will be improved by the application of
stripes running CrOsswise, either as
vest or as trimming.
The prett.sst stripes shown are I'm the
lawns aHd batistes. with the stripes.
white and exQuisitely COiOTed. varying
IN width from one-siEteeuth TO one
eighth OF an inch. Baby blue turquoise
blue. China blue and Copenhagen blue,
royal blue anG navy blue are among
the best sellers. next 90 this come com
hinations OF cream and brown OF ecru
and brown. Lovely lavendgrs and white
are shown, also some dainty shades OF
pink Very little scarlet and white Is
used IN shirt waists as red is always a
warm shade iu summer.
AS a rule these finely striped waists
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have matching collars and cuffs azd
either very small. natty ties in white
or the plain color to match the colored
stripe, or for the slender girl a fluffy
jabOt OF plain white lawn, tie edges
ssalloped and dotted in mercer zed floss
10 match the cOlored stripes IN the
fabric. The stCyt woman should avoid
the gathered or fluffy jabot. but she
can wear the narrow, fat. plated IA.
bots which are pinned to the turnover
collar and show s-arcely q ripple So
smoothly are the plsits lSid.
Another stunning midsummer model
ia the tailored shirt waist is developed
In white lawn, batiste OF -IainsOOk. em-
DTOideTed in cOlOred dots he size Of a
nickel, all in rich colcrings. These
coins Dr. dots are not embroidered or
sDattereu all over the material out give
the effect OF being arranged IT, strips.
line Of coins about an in IA and a half
or two inches apart running from shouI-
der seam 10 belt line down the front
with fine tucking on either side.
Then the box plait down the front is
edged with a plating scallOped and en-
broidereG 10 match the coins, while the
jabot OF tie OF white lawn is scaIIoped
and embroidered I'm smaller dots These
waists are particularly attractive in
white with black or navy blue, and IN
ecru with brown.
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A CONSIDERABLE BRIDE.

THE most cSnsiderate girl I ever knew
got married yesterday" said the man.
she showed her thOughtfulness in a
most unusual Why. The day before the
wedding she called the attention OF the
rest of the family 20 a row Of old shoes
standing iu a downs airs closet.
" Il want YOU TO throw these after the
carriage size said They are all mates
I collected them 20 throw away
learned sCI.e time ago that certain DOOR
souls who nave hard work 10 &c! clothes
OF any description keep a lookout for
biz weddings. They hang around the
house at gOIug-aWay time, and pick up
the good luck shoes. May be they get
o HJ. and may be they don't Anyway,
I've done all ] could 10 accommodate
them
Dc Here are six pairs of decent shoes
90 be fred after We. If somebody
d0esn' get fitted I'm that collection II
isn't my fault
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GUESTS ARE ASKED TO WEAR
TAGS AT SMART AFFAIRS
IN EUROPE.

UNLIMITED guests who manage 10 "slip
IN" at dances, dinners and balls may no
longer be admitted on their faces
This has been one of the hardest
things to stop in social affairs. Men and
women will walk into an AFFAIR dressed
for the evening. and not be questioned
whether OF not they are invited They
even had the cheek" 10 enter the din
ing hall unsupported
At a smart bali abroad, the novel Gus
tom was adopted OF requesting each
guest 70 wear a tiny badge Even the
most prominent guests did this without
any feeling OF resentment
Whether or not this viii be taken I'D
at the large. smart functions given over
here remains to be seen
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CARDINAL WILL PRESIDE AT
COMMENCEMENT OF
SEMINARY.

Cardinal Gibbons will preside at the
commencement exercises Of the I'm
maculata Seminary. in the school hau,
Wisconsin avenue. Tuesday morning.
June Is. at IL o'clock.
Beginning Sunday. the seminary will
have an art exhibit The exhibition
Will continue for three days.
The Immaculate Seminary is under
the Jurisdiction Of the Sisters Of Prov
idcnCe.
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Hnmemade Milk Bread, SC -.

The best and most wholesome bread
for home tables. Every loaf is baked
INST SO. Delivered direct from oven TO
fable. Homemade Pies. zoe. Holmes Bak-
CIV. Ist &. L SITS. Phones /. 1440 & l44l.
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Careful Carpet Cleaning.

PROMPT ard efficient service. Phone
Main Sg5l Stumph & LyfOrd, 63l-639
Mass. ave. NV.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Most Satisfying Pies

for the luncheon are those baked by the
Connecticut Pie Co. and sold every
where IN washington. Crispy crusts
Identify them from all others,
The Washington times., 1908-06-12
Hotel Johnson Cafes.

Noon lunch: table dhOte dinner: serv-
ice a la carte Sea food direct from the
catchers. Choice New York meats, fine
fruit and Branch vegetables.
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Health and Strength for Children.

There's no surer way to insure health
and strength for growing children than
10 bring them up on Schneider s
Malt bread Highest in nOurishing
value Grocers.
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Pure Mr.. Vernon Whiskey,

Eight years old. $lOG per bottle direct
from bonded warehouse. Pure Sherwood
Rye, Cy, per bottle. Bgshs, lll0-l2 + NV,
The Washington times., 1908-06-12

We Will Put Up That Fourth of July
Flag Pole for you. Can Main 1856 sos
eth st. NV,
The Washington times., 1908-06-12

Chicago Jewel Gas Ranges Are the
best. C. A. Muddimau & Co.. 616 18th nv.
The Washington times., 1908-06-12

Have You Seen or Heard Washington
craze talking pictures? Majestic. Toe
The Washington times., 1908-06-12

.zverybody's Coffee, Fresh Roasted,
l3Nc. You are using the same coffee if
boz ght elsewhere at DC or sc. "a II St
NV. and J. T. d. Pyles' u other places.
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LOCAL MENTION.
CTabsl CT

Crabs! CTabsl CTabsl
Select Hard Shells. % cents per dozen.
Bush's, HOLE j. NV.
How Can They Do It? Best Show in
town Friday Majestic Only loc
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IN our own shops at moderate prices.
Sumph & Lyford, 63l 20 500 Mass. ave.
The Washington times., 1908-06-12

Lightning Rods Now. J. f. Kuehling,
Nd 18Th 81 N w
The Washington times., 1908-06-12
THE FASHIONABLE BORDER
BygMAY IIAEToE.

There is a certain fascination
in border fabrics which al ways
renders them attractive. and
the fact that they trim them
selves Is sure to be q consid-
Grafton for the kasy woman.
Here is a simple rhirt waist
gown made OF bordefed lawn.
which gives the effect OF finish
and elaboration white there is
no trimming TO be applied. The
skirt Is straight and simply laid
in backward tuning pbaits,
while the blouse is cut with
straight front edges. II the
bOrdered maternal is not liked.
or Is not al hand. the same
effect can be obtained ~ the
use OF striped material con plain
or Of one color on another. or
OF banding OF any SORT; o. II
something palmer is wantsd
the trimming can be-0nitted
altogether. In any case. the
blouse IS simple fand beCom-
ing one. finished with shoulder
straps, ,and made with the long
sleeves. that are among the
later developments Of fashion,
while the skirt gives Eong, slen-
der ana becoming lines.
For the medum size viii be
required. for the blouse, 3ss
yards Of bordered material =,
or Z yards or plain material q,
3as yards p; yards A inches
wide; for'tke skirt. ~ va IDS Of
b0rdered material a. O. SIS
yards OF plain material a. rs
yards q, yards - inches
wide.
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Buy Your Shopping Money
Mattresses Renovated

pm the Mercantile Society, 1905 r ST.
west loan rates. Investigate.
The Washington times., 1908-06-12

Lowest prices are quoted on
table silVerware, suitable for
conrectioner, boarding house
and lunch room use.
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Commencing Monday,
June Is. store closes
$50 daily until further
ilDtlee.
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Table Cutlery

TRIPLE Silver Plate Knives. 81. 20 doz
Double Silver Plate KniEes.SI.Ij doz.
White Handle Steel Knives. SO d0z.
REFINED steel Knives. 90 doZ.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-10-05

san Dose. cal. Or. t-Dl.rate-
,ram abb Oh, labor unions OF Cali
forula are here today al the CON
,suuou of the state Federation Of
Labor Political matters will come
up for discussion and it is likely
taa, ,here will Dee a lively fight
over The Gompers proposition FOR
The Endorsement of Bryan. Among
other measures before the conyen-
ton IS one for additional safety
to passengers ou street cars limit
ing ths hours of work for street
railway employees limiting the time
for Withholding the pay Of wage
eauers 20 five days providing for
additional force iu the state la
bor bureau. advocating the direct
primary Jaw. and one for the iniu-
atIys. referendum and recall vote.
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q promet. Esp.ranto.

New York oct 5.-To promote
the study of Esperanto. The new uui-
ysrsal language. an exhibition and
meeting OF Esperan-srs will be held
this week iu connection with The
electrical show al Madison Square
Garden. Prominent eNpouents Of the
language Vil deliver addresses. and
q large collection Of Esperanto li'.
erature and newspaper is on dis.
play.
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Great White way.

Oklahoma City. Okla. oct 5--A
Great White Way for Oklahoma
City is now the plan Of business
men here s. meeting will be held
October IS. at which final arrange
meuts for lighting the principal
streets under the new plan will ba
made j. is proposed 70 place or
nameutal iron or cement poles sf
intervals of fifteen or twenty fe-t
along Main. Grand and Hroadvs sl
upon which white arc lights vIl ta
mounted This vill furnish b1liau,
Illumination for the business $40 Jon
o., the city.
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COUNTY COURT CONVENED.

The October term Of the county
court convened this morning with
Judge Mason on the bench. Several
members OF he petit jury were eI.
cused and others will be summoned
IN their stead.
The case against Bob Terrell was
Withdrawn from the jury and di miss.
ID for want Of sufficient evidence.
Attorneys Mathers and Matson are
both working IN the cour, and busi
ness IS being dispatched as hurried,y
as possible
Ile court will be- in session about
two weeks
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cenetern Asseeiatien.

All persons interested In Rose Hiu
Cemetery are requested 10 meet at
The Broadway Baptist church at :
O'Clock this evening for the purpose
Of electing directors and perfecting
an organization in order that the
title 10 property can be secured and
the cemetery properly cared for in
the future.
J W. GOLLEDGE.
President and member Of the Com
mitfee Of Arrangement
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Fedora Court at Lawton.

Lawtou Okla. oct The first
term OF tie United States court 10 be
held 10 Lavton, began here today,
with Judge CotterA presiding. Ofd-
GERS of she Colr have been here 70.
several days completing arrange
m,nts for the term. Important case.
are scheduled 70 come up during the
week.
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Notice Democrats.

The Carter County Democratic
Central Committee will meet a, Ard
more al the city hall Saturday, Octo-
Der 10, a; o'clock ?. m. AL mem
bers are urged TO be present.
DR.. DOW TAYLOR
JOHN :. GILDAY, Chairman
Secretary.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-10-05
cascas,.,.et. the We.

cssessw.e;, the well known RENE.
by for babies and children, VIII
quiet the little one IN a short time
The ingredients are printed on the
bottle. Contains no opiates. Sold by
". B. Frame
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-10-05

Poland d Anderson EIl>s Il all
away In event oil or gas is found
on their new addition. Read their
new proposition. 23tf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-10-05
Dewey County Fair.

Taloga, Okla, Oct. 5.--The Dewey
county fair opened suspiciously here
today. Splendid exhibits are on dis.
play and large crowds are here.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-10-05

THE pale ot l,-' came aa.a ar.-
publican align protective tariff laa
was .a tlu fore, and enea, and r.s
administration solidly republican
same thing in 1888 same,lIus ln
1907. And no amount Of Tepubli-
can soph.stry can remove the fcats.
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At au events Ia,, Won't ne lone.
some uu .he mou.u- OF Nl',muy.
g. Tayr,u b, Cauau H.ss.n b,'-
ANA Watson fo keep hm company
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LOST-Oue baby kimona- II found
return 20 T X. Kearney and receive
reward SIT
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New Orleans Futures.

New Orleans. la. oct. Got
ton futures opened easy and closed
steady. The range of active futures
today was.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-10-05

W D. Howard l- moving today
into his new cottage just finished
iu Highland Park.
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N-v York y. =. oct Cotton
futures today opened qlie, and
closed barely steady Th. range OF
active futures VAS
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NsM Orleans Spots.

SPOT market easy. mid. S 81;
slo down. sales $50. TO arrive 100.
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CH-0l-actle adjustments VIII remove
che cause O., a,l your pain. Dts. Ken
uard and keuuari. ChirOpractOrs,
-H-fs West Main street. Arimore.
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To-day is known as German daF
and Will be celebrated lu man!
cities throughout the United States.
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a great celebration of tH- --a'a
anniversary OF rhg founding of tas
city begins today .u Philadelphia.
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spot market qule, and 10 lower,
mid. s0j, DO sales
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row We GROW

S.s.e q ONsnoms. Carter
County, Ss:
o. X. 7. NlSbeti secretary
treasurer q The Eromoreite
Publishing Company state on
catn that two hundred ano
. ffty-siS l256J new paid IN so'
) vance subscribers were ADDED
; 20 The Aromoreite'B eireUls.
; ton during the week ending
, October 3, 1903.
, n. 7. NlSBET1,
, Subscribed and sworn TO be
, fore me, a Nctray Public, bnis
, sro day Of October, 1908.
, NJ. S. WOLVERTON,
, Notary Public.
, Ny Commission expires May
, : Ig12.
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-10-05

Governor Haskell .s acting like O.
man who regards tae big stick as
merely a toothIlcb affair.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-10-05

Painted and galvanized corrugated
iron az Biveus. Corhn & Frensley's.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Chicago Grain.

Chicago. H., oct The follow
ing is the range Of The active fu-
tures on the Chicago Board Of Trade
today:
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j. W. Johnson. prominent ci'i-
zen of Milo is a business visitor
here today
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ALBATROSS

That's the name OF the best -four
sold 10 ArdmOrs
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The second shipment of 100 Gas
Heaters HOLMAN < BEST.
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AlBiTR0SS

That's the name Of the best -four
sold 70 Ardmore
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open o. m. Today Yes.
O.tNev 4c- 400 4.s 465
pel.Jal ..F56ts 4ssia 4ss $50
Iar.TsB Ass ASIA 45.it +5si4
T.ae-1pene5 qu.a. p. o.. quiet
and closed quiet
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FOg president
WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN.
FOE VICE PBESIuENT-
JOAN WORT- KEEN.
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A-s09r. WorasJ ot''5s- 5 'so'
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The Detroit times., 1908-12-24
Ne Lopes and Loues
Agaia' Question Of
y Sasity to Be Decided

n GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Dec. "a
That love laughs at iron bars and IN
kar1ably nnds way. even in the face
Of . mans determined resolution not
10 be again ensnared by the little
cupid Of penetrating darts. was demon
utr6ted again when Floyd Z. Bailey.
whose love AFFAIRS led to his incarcera-
Hon and q petition for his commit.
ment to the asylum, fell In love with
unother inmate.
Bailey IL the young Bedding fellow
who fell in love with every woman
who crossed his path and who took
70 .seriously when each didn't recipro-
cate his affection. He took IL so SER
lously that he tried suicide In half n
dozen different ways and finally was
brought to the Detention hospital and
submitted to an examination for his
sanity. The doctors failed TO find
anything wrong about Bailey 10 de-
serve asylum treatment. and had
about decided to let him go. But they
asked time to view his case.
In the meantime young girl came
to the Detention hospital TO wait until
o. good home could be provided for
her Bailey had sworn 20 the doctors
never TO he smitten by bright eyes or
smiling lips again. He never would
sgain fall victim OF Cupid's darts
He was sore on all womankind and
destined 10 60 through life and die q
woman hater. But this newcomer
smiled. Bailey's good resolutions fell
away. He fell violently in love and
the girl, this time, met him half way
nfatron Lardie discovered the affair
between two OF her star boarders and
nipped It in the bud. She sent the
s1rl to the House OF Good Shepherd.