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Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-16
Monroe County Goes wei

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Paris, Mo-, April S,-Monroe, the
banner Democratic county Of Missouri
went:wet In the local option election
to-day bya majority Of Al. A total
OF $500 votes was polled.
Monroe City and Paris went wet BE-
only so and II majority, respectively,
but the country townships gave a de-
cided wet majority. The campaign
for the vets was led by local COM
mittee Of business and professional
men, and was made on personal liber-
~ and tie failure OF prohibition In
other places.
At Paris and Monroe City the W. G.
7. q. madea vigorous effort with a
free dinner and a parade Ut school
children to carry the preci nets, and
lost the vets scores to votes.
James Fl. Whitecotton, candidate
for Governor, let the fight for the
.dIys.
Miss Alice Clark,a most accomplish
ed young lady, Of Monroe City, is the
guest Of her aunt Mrs p. e Locke
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-16

Has a Cottonwood Springs young
man really ''beaten the timeD of !
st. Louis millionaire 1t seems to
have been q case Of true love at first
sight Such is sweet lifeI
Here's to David Hollopeter, second
floor foreman OF Ledger. It's q sweet
girl baby and Tits the beam at II
pounds Mr.. HOlloptsr Is very pro
gressive and win probably be Nilsson.
ri's next Prohibition Governor.
Mn. Captain Smith, just west Of
Mexico, has returned home from an
extended visit 70 Detroit, Michigan.
Eugene Rodhouse, OF California, has
been the guest Of his uncle, Henry
Rodhouse, of this city, and other rela-
tives.
Mr.. Jesse Brstton, who has Just re-
turned from the west, with q sack Of
gold. was a guest ut the Springs Sum
day and made the Indians q talk. MI.
Bratton was accompanied by a sweet
Mexico girl who wore a Merry Widow
hat with . parrot on it. Both were
as welcome as the flowers In May.
Dr.. Henry MorsfnA huff will address
the people Ut the Springs, next Sun
day, at 2:30 O'Clock, II the weather
permits. Col. Carter johnson will
give q cake walk with Little Big
Horn.
W. frequently hear the name OF
Col. s. ID. STOCKS mentioned 10
connection with the Office OF County
Prosecuting Attorney. We don't know
whether Col. Stocks will be a candt-
date OF not, but We do know he is q
mighty good man for the place aud q
warm member Of the Mexico bar.
What's the use Of getting mad
about this local option businessY This
Is a free country and every good citi
zen has 8 perfect right to his own
views and can vote his sentiments at
the polls, provided he has never stolen
mule and served a term In the pen.
Tertiary. Nov, we never stole al
and will vote wet because we
sometimes get dry and must and
will have JOY water. We voted wet
BECAUSE we thought It was right to do
o. You have the same right TO vote
lry II you think you are right. Sol
Ion't get mad and chew the rag about
low any one votes. We hold to the |
truthful theory that just SC long as /.
Vhiskey and beer and wine is made it :
Vii be sold and drank. This will
be done and the boys will get 9
heir booze II they have the price to !
ay for it-always. :
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-16
NarrIed IN the Rest Room

Collier Sanders and Miss Maude
Wright. Of Fulton, we're married BY
Judge w. w. Bolts I'd the Kings
Daughters Rest Room in the Court
House, Wednesday afternoon, April
eighth. This is the first marriage
which has taken place in this room.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-16

OF kidney disease
While kidneydi lis
orders are tn,
most common
diseases that pre-
vail, they are
almost the las
recognized BY
patient and ply.
sicians, Hh0 coA
tent HsmsaFr,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-16

Jos. Hale, of SAINT, D
twenty-fOur red foxes h
OF Kirksville, this week q,
a piece for them. Tbe,. !.
foxes and TWENTY-FIVE you,,]
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-16
schneider-Willinrham

Emma Wnlingham and Gustav Sch
neider were married In d. A. r. Rest
Room in the Court House, Thursday
afternoon, at 4 O'Clock. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Truck OF the
Baptist Church.
The Ledger entends cOngratula-
ti0ng-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-16

that reaches from ocean to ocean,
BIZ has our thanks for . beautiful
red bride, to be worn on our billy
goat, 10 Be seen on the pike At the
Springs this season.
The Wise Old Owl on DIns Cap ia
loaded for oearH and win appear in
our space in the Ledger coon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-16

Farmers & Merchants ~,
dalia, vs. Schulz 6 DetIsas'
Capt. II. Dix VS. Chss ~.
account. Wy
W. H. Squirting vs. Hom., ,
perfect title.
B. b. Icenogle vs. Fun.
Mutual Fire Insurance a.
policy.
Mexico Saving Bank VI j,
ct al, on note.
divorce.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-16

The Mexico school board met at the
store OF ]. a. Sallee, Thursday morn.
ing, and organized.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-16

Work your horses and cure their
CALLED shoulders at the same time by
using Security gall cure at Purdy's.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-16

with the blowing season comes the
gaIed horses and Purdy has the guar.
anteed gall cure. sat
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-16

James Bassford, son OF Homer Bass
ford, OF the ST. Louis Times, is in
Mexico the guest Of his grandfather
]. @. Bassford.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-16

H. ". Taylor and wife, after a pleas.
ant visit to Mrs. TaylOr's father, A.
u Jackson, have returned TO their
home IN Roanoke, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-16

Purdy carries sheep b.
American market todsv
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-16

Purdy carries sheep dip by the gal
Ion OF barrel. Special prices in 5 gal
lon lots in bulk. See him before you
buy. sat
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-16

T. M. Walker, OF Marshall, Mo-, was
In Mexico, Thursday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-16

MISS Jennie Dinwiddie is home from
a several days stay In st. Louis,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-16

Judge w. W. Bolts is in St. Louis
on business.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-16
Thousands Have Kidney
Trouble and Never Suspect \,

Most people do not realize the alarm.
ing increase and remarkable prevalency
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-16

Mrs. Lee Willingham went 10 Col
umbia, Sunday, to be at the bedside
OF her father who is very III.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-16

With Security gall cure Purdy will
cure your horses while they work
Guaranteed. SIT
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-16

J. L. Shooe, Of Laddonis, was in
Mexico, Saturday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-16

Turner McBain, a prominent stock
man OF Columbia, died Friday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-16
Card of Thanks.

Purdy stands back Of every box Of
Security gall cure sold. cat
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-16

When you want sheep dip remem-
Der Purdy has the best. SAT
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-16

Mrs. W. T. Piper is sick.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-16

Said the saucy little bird
on the Merry Widowis
hat II Is not the same
species OF bird that Is on
Nelile,s hat.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-16

]. r. Anderson, OF Laddonia, was In
town, Saturday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-16

Garland Z. Sims has bes1,I
sub. letter carrier at N,rn1
take effect April Is, IS@
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-16

Seed Potatoes, OnlW !.
garden seeds at R. c. Pans
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-16
NOTICE OF SALE UNDER DEED
OF TRUST.

whereas. J. j. McOully and Bertha A. Nc.
Vully his wife,by their certain deed OF Trust
ahted March 18th, A. d.. 1905, duly acknowl
edseu me recorded in the deed of Tr,Ist
records within and for Audrain Couuty
M~lss0urttn Book "zSrat page "5S4n conyeyed
% the undersigned Trustee, the f~oIlowing
described real estate, situate in AudraIn
county, Missouri, that Is TO say: Lots five
W and six l6l OF Block -Four al of Iadf,s
aaoltion TO the City Of Mexico, Missouri.
gogether with the wagon factory and foun-
dry building and iron furnace or cupola at
sachea thereto situated on said property.
excepting here from all other maehinery ii,
eateu IN said building, which said convey.
ance was made in trust to secure tins nav.
mem Ola certain promissory note in aid
ueed OF trust described and whereas said
note 50 secured by said deed of trust. IA NOW
Rhst due and unpaid. Therefore. II RI III
Eumonds, the Trustee named ia SAID deed
o. Irust, Al the request Of the legal holder
OF said note. Will on
FRIDAY, APRIL Gath, 1908.
proceed to sell the property above described
at public yendue to the highest BIDDER M
tne front loo of the Court House ia Merf.
Alssouri, Tor cash to pay said debt and
III costs and expenses of executing this
r. II. EDMONDs. Trusstee.
First insertion April z. 1908. Std
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-16

warner Williams Is 10 Columbia OF
business.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-16

Take the Ledger for the News.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-04
3nr Mbfabrt bcrcit.

Gan Sronctsco, Sal, 8.
Slili. - Tic iedls5cbn Shlodtidiiic
Der atlantiid)cn SIottc, meld,e an I.
Suli Die SeimIobrt nad Snnrpton
Rooes bon bier nntretcn rpcrocn, limo
i'm bieiigen Saicn ncrinmmclt. DC
beiIte eriolgte Infunit ser Shladli.
ihifie p9irginio," rGbobe S5lono"
uno .aeariarge" perpoIit1noigtc s.,
Slotte. Gie Sdlnhtidiiie .@iScon.
fin" nno .Wfiiiouri" iiub nod i'm
Shifisbalbof aitf Morc Sslnno, ood)
iuerben bieieIben morgcn ibrc Nlnfcr-
pldte I'M bieiigen 'Saien ciuncbmcn.
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Wpuard)cn Ec9cgnnmg.
&oiicr mo G5or merOen i'd I'M tint.
ihcn Wicerbuien t~reiicn.

ihcn WCerbuien t"reiicn.
NctersburM3 3. SILL. - 9oilcc
Aifolou9 mo Die Mitglie6er Der foi.
lerIld)cn 6onlilie pcrliebEn gciterlt
plc Stnot, llm lire mlterbrpdene
&rel5iobrt I'M -0olf BON 6inlono
lDlcoer alll5uncbmcn. Slrd) oieic
Hciie miro Die Nnnabmie elmer bal.
olgen Scgegnung Oc0 S5orcn NIT
Dem ocltlden &oiier beItGrtt, 90.
mobl baS IllSluGrtigc Nmt uno Die
oclltidc NotIdoit III petersburg bcI
Der Grfldrun9 pcrburren, ooB iDncu
ilher Die ungcblid)e 3llionmenfunit
Der beihcn Wonarden feline Wtittbei.
lllngen 5ltgegunocn ieicn, uno aus
bicicm @rrntoe Die neutrality-suspicious.
Standardization ocincntiren.
as @criidt elmer Iold)cn NeQcg.
mrng ruft mcocr in ser Eogc$prel,e,
nod I'M Fllblifim lon0erlIde. Gre
o,tng berpor. Mon aloubt nidt,
0nB sic 3ulummcnfunrt oui Dos
iron5oiiid : ruiiiihe GinOerltGn6niB
irOcno lueldCn GinfllB mt@ilben mcr-
DC. 0ogcgcn 9ibt man iid) Scr Soi'.
ming bin ouB Die @cgcamrng Die
Giicntlid)c Wcinrng in GGutidlano,
sic nod INNER burd, oa5 8crildt
iibcr nelte internntionolc @rlppirln1.
gen Der Wtdd)te in Gorge uerieet
miro, bcrubiNen lper6c.
Gtr G5or 1T bon General 9orot
Irc0erid2& Dem Miniitcr oeS failer-
lid)en Soule@, be0leitet, un0 e3 belBt
6oB lih ultd Scr Winiiter . FrGii-
cent Stolppin ipdtcr Der H~eilegei2u-
idoit onihlieBen miro. Baron Sr2-
oeridaj bcinno iid) aud in Der Sc
ieQidoit ocs G5nrent ais bicier &ai.
icr MilhcIm I'M Sabre 1905 b2llldtc.
Gle Y4ittcrung i'm SiniI6cn Soil
ioII 5llr Belt menig einlobeno ieirl,
mo lhon aus oielem @rum0c nimmt
MON an, onB e@ lid) bel Der 8rellb-
iubrt oe3 G5orcn IN ocn oorti92n Csc.
Wdlcrn niht leoialid) rm GergniI.
gen o0er Grbolllng bonbclc.
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OciGbrlidcr @nSarbeiter
Strifc.

@uoopcit, 3. Slli. - Gin be.
Ncnrlid)cr Strifc bat Nltoupeit IN lei
ncm @riif. 1ic 4rbeitcr Der 8nS4
Nritolten bnhcn hic Arbeit nieocrgc.
lcAt. Sic bobcn qcbrnbt, bic @os.
Sobrifcn IN Die Sltit 81 %iprcngcn,
ioas cS pcriuhi miro, Den 9ctricb
bllrd) Gititclllulg bon Strifebrcd)erll
ouircdt S,t crbultcu. ga man fiirh.
tel, ooB Die Slrbcitcr nerllfen fnnn-
ten, ibre Srobung lpohr 5ll mnd)cn
Iinb Die @oSonitultcn inter ltnrfc
militdriihe @eocdung aeitcllt nor
Den. Eionicrc bciorgcn Die notbipcll.
biGitcn arbciten sur @eidaifung bon
%~clclld)tung fiir Die Stoot. Die Niti.
rcgllng, bcipnocrs in Den @e5irfen
il, Der NGbc Der @asoritolten, lit
groB.
&oiufcn obbcrufcn.
2%onbon, 3, Slili. - Hn Solac
ocS TroteItcs Der britildlcn Hegi,s
rlllrg limo Die periiiden &oinfcn 5lt-
riiGgcSoaen luorocn, Die Die 3uaGnge
5u DER britiiden 2cgotion in Sebe-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-04
S0mii6esT ratcrnifrsn
G,cdcn bcociitcrt fiir fransOiiid.cn eng,
liid)cs ltcbercinfummen.

EorIomcnts : &riii$. @us.
Nrbeiters Strife.
@icr, 3. Sltli. &n Nrog
bcrridt beNciltcrtc cngliiH d. Iron5o-
lid c5ediidc &erbriiOcrln8Sitinl'
nnt1g. IN Ero0 bGlt iid ge8cnmGr'
fig cine 9tn5obl engliider Sol1rnoli'
item olti. Die @Gitc murDen oltrb
Gin groBarti0ca @anfctt geieicrt, al
rem iid Die Spiten Der @cborocn
u1O Die Decentralization Der Staot be.
tbeiliqtcn.
Nei benz Nonfctt cr6ob iif Scr
iron50iiidc &oniltl j. Colonies 5ll
cincm Gr%iufiprlldL IN Dem or olli bic
Meiic ocS fron50liidcn ErGiioentcn
SuliCrc@ nud Son6on onIpicltc uno
5"unGdit ollf oic rGntcntc cor6inle"
Sipiidcu Jronfrcid mo Gn0lono 81
iprCd)cn fam. Conn fam Sr. 80.
lonlie9 81 ocnt Nouptpumftc lciltr
Neoe. Gr trot ooiiir Gin, Oicle nGnt.
cntc coroialc" 6nbin 81 pcrpolllt0r.
6igcn, 0aB orbcr England II. 6rdnfs
reid olld) bic cjcdiibc Station 0arin
ci1geId)Iolicn lei.
GGmpfcr an Gclcbt.
Sn eigcnurtigcm @c0enIaB 81 bic.
icr &crbriiocrungaten0cn5 eridcint
bic 6oItllnN omtlifer &reilc gcgcna
iibcr ser Gage in Mu5eoonien. Gn1.
liiNc uno ruliiide 9lGttcr brod)ttn
unldngIt Wcloungen BON ultgcbliden
Eripilcgicn, bic iid) Seltreid) . Int
Qarl bel Der Eiortc fir W%o5c0onien
criuirft bobc. Scitrcid) : lln0arn
miro par6Gd)tigt, Is babe iid) olll
Softer GnQlono'9 uno MuBlono'9 it
@cjllQ ouf Nobn . Gon5ciiioncn II.
0crnl. &ortbcilc pom Ger Siirtci Der.
i1oiit. IiCic NodridtCn mcrocr
rulcrOingS BON oiii5i0ier Scitc &c.
mcntirt.
Gic NotbmcnbiNfcit Ioldcr Gcnlct
IT'S iontc 0nrnod) on1ctbnn lctll, Der
bcaciitcrtcn Stimung Der S5chcn,
oic Ood) olrd] OcItrcidcr iino, einen
Sampler mlijuIctcn.
orlomcntSA luB ongc.
0rpb t.
Die Recommendations Gage bot lid
in nncrportctcr @ciic ploblld) ST. Ell
uer fritiihcn g2Itoltct.
Vrcmicr . Winiitcr b. Bed bottc
nit ocn Siibrcrn nllcr Eortcicl cine
Gonlcrcn5, IN lucld)cr 0n3 Nrbcita.
Yro1ronm iiir Den 9tcIt Der Gel
iionapcriobc 0c@ EorlomcntS feltgc.
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Berit %itiirniidl. IS tonl 81 30nft'
rcicn 5ruiidjcn 0cn 2lbgcorOnctm ilGcr
0ic iiill0itcn @orgGngc an Den llni-
rrriitatcn, Die 6olgcn Der @obr.
numO gliioirc, Die StuOcntcll-Str
fca.
"a ca niGt moglid) crl6iclL citc
&critGnoigltng bcrbci 5u iiibrcrL 0ri'r
scr Grcnlicr 81 ser orohcnoen ST.
fl0rull0, lpcnn feline Giniglulg 81
Stoloc fonlc, 10 lucrbe bodIt luobr'
,d)cinlih 0ic Eorlomcnt9iallion Dor
Seitig 0cld)Iolien mcrocn.
%otodi'S @ittmc bittct mn
@nooc ii Q ict5inSft.
Sl Hcn,berg ninnlt Die Scnc.
Ol,ng 81 0uh1tcn Der Ginreid)ung
cinaS @cgnooiNunGSGclud) fir oeh
rltbcniidcn Stuocntcn Sicc3inSf!,
ocn iltn Sohc pcrlIrtbciltcn Morocr.
res Stottboltcr@ bon SclnbcrN Orc
len Hptpdi, INNER br0ciltclocrci
llmtong OF nohocm lid OoS @eridt
iclblt fir cincn iold)cn Shritt aus
0clprodlcn bot.
Sic Mittiua oc$ crid)piIclcn Stott-
bnltCrS bot Den 8niicr ielblt nm Ne
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tern miro ciiri9 fiir cine Scgno0l.
NliHg Sicc5inafi'S ogitirt.
u ciGbrlidc @oSarbeitcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-04
Gr-Stantsid)atmciiter b%anfcrutt.

Detroit Mih, 3. Suli. -
6ranf y. 8laSicr, r-Staatsihat.
nicilter, mcld)cr ErGiiocnt Ser per.
frad)tcn .Gbeliea Sapings gonf"
mar, iii geiiern pom Hidlter Snapper;
i'm SunocSaeridt iiir bonfcrptt cr-
Hart noroen. &ie ucrlautet, oiiri.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-04

ten Die 8laubiger lmgeidbr 3ipon5ig
@ro5ent ibrer 6oroerungen prbalten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-04
Mcrbcnitcin'a M or0er.

GetcrSburn 3. Suli. - Gin
Mnnn NancnS Folop5ciL lpcldlcr
ser Soupttbcilncbmer an ser Grlnor.
oltna ocS Icputirtcn ScrtenItcin &c.
pcicn icin iol, bat iid 0en 9ebGrocn
in 6inIuno altSgelicfcrt mo miro sort
projcilirt mcrocu. Yroi. W. y.
Scrbcnitcin gcbortc ser eritcn Gunln
on. Gr mlrOc I'M Suli 1906 nabc
GCrifio, 6inlnno, ans poIitiihcn
@riin0cn %cruor0et.
NJ n , / Il, a.,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-04
@crcrul 9othcllcr &C.


Paris, 3. Tuli. - @cncrdl
George SbCrmon 9atfellcr, Hihter
oeS intcrnutionQlcn G%'crid)tsboieS Don
GApptcn, mcltcr ieit elmer @ofe an
MlnOfrCba idruer IN bieiiger Staot
rornicocrlog, lit gcltcrn Ntadmittog
gcitorbcn.
@cnCral 9dtdellcr mar in 9atde(.
terrible, I'M Stnate Nem.Dorf. I'M
Sabre 1887 9cboren. Gr abiolpirte
0ic iltriitiihe Nbtbcilung Der Sar.
uurO . llniperiitGt I'M Sabre 1857.
Gin Sabr Ip1ter iplrOe CT CUR Gehts'
prnriS jugelnlicn, sic er IN Snrd.
toga Springs begann. Serbcirotbet
mar CT init Catherine EhiQips Goof,
elmer Godtcr Don Sanncs u. Goof !,
saratoga. Sdon i'm slltcr bon 81
Sabrcn Dllroe cr IN Die geictgebenoe
Gcrlammtlltlg oc5 StouteS Ncp-Dorf
9ciu1blt. Gr bicnte inn 9iirgerfricgc
mo mlir0c I'M Sabre 1860 gum Sc.
neral : Mnipcftclr Der Wili5 oe3
StdotcS NUu.a)orf crnannt. YrGii.
Dent 8rant crnanllte i'm 1875 5ulr
Hidtcr oe9 intcruationalcu @eridts.
boicS bon Ggpptcn. &on oieier Stel.
hung trot or im Sabre 1885 5uriid.
1889 mltrOc CT Stills ELEPHANTS.
SefretGr. Nn Sabre 1891 erbielt
CT Den @eianbtcnpoltcn in Y%ortugul.
NadOcm CT nod pcrid)ieoene onocrc
Eoiten i'm biplonntii1cn 0ienIte ser
Scr. Stnatcn befleioct bate, ml,rDe
CT ollf oaS Griltdcn Der cgpptiiter
McDicrliia sum 5"lpcitcn Oial cunt
Wit8lico OcS internationolen Sc
ridtSboIcS %crrunnt. melhe StcQung
or nod sur 3eit ieineS 4blebenS inue
hattie.
Gnglono miro Eotent.
@eicte nidt Gnhern.
2onoon 3. Sitli. - Ole @or-
Ilcuiln1en scr Der. Stoaten rno
GclltIdluno's inn Gimme elmer Ser
ldnaerula Ser 6riit bis gum Snfrait.
tretcn oes neiIen Ynteutaeietes iiber
cen %. Nuguit Gindlis iino erfolalos
gebliebcn. GaS 8eies beitimmt be.
folntlid), olB NusIGnoer, Die britiife
Fatente cruirfcl,, sic pntentirten Pr
tifcl otf britiidcm @oocn iabrisirer
mii'Icl. 8anoclSminiiter Gburd)ill
tbeiltc bicobc5iiglid Dem llnterbauie
bcllte Godmittag oeiinitip NIT, ole
Neglcrung plane feline nelie @eieb.
0cblnasnrbcit 81 Sem 3pede elmer
Ncnocrurg oerienilen 9eltimmungen
oes @cletes, ge9en mcld,e mIsIGlioi-
i6e Edtcntinbobcr Ginpenoun9en
MAIDEN.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-06-23
SPONGE CAKE SERVED HOT
WITH BERRIES AND
CREAM

Better even than strawberry saOrtcake'
in many persons estimation IS fresh
sponge cake Just from the oven, broken
into generous size pieces 70 eat Win
berries and cream The sponge cake
should be the Tich kind made with
generous quantity OF eggs and plenty OF
sugar 10 insure a crisp, suSary crust or
the top
An excellent rule calls for a cupful
each Of powdered sugar and -four, the
grated rind and Juice OF half lemon
and I'VE large eggs Some persons use
two cupfuls OF sugar % make the cake
richer. Separate the whites and yolks
OF the eggs and beat the yolks 20 &
thick cream and the whites 20 stin
dry froth. Then add the whites 20 the
yolks bit BY bit with small portions o.
-four and sugar. thoroughly incorpOrat-
ing each lnstallnent until al are blend
Cd in a frOthy mixture.
4 little szlt-about a scltspOonful-
should 60 into the yolks Of tho eggs, by
the way. when they are first beaten n
beating any light egg mixture the proc
css OF folding rather than OF beating
should be employed Otherwise the
Z lightness OF whites OF the eggs viii be
destroyed and the cake. which depends
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-06-23
WOMAN HAS FAILED,
WRITER DECLARES
Sex Can't Make Good as
Leaders Anywhere,
She Says.

woman Las allied TO make good as
a leader and thinker in the professions
and in business. While many succeed
in earning a very comfortable living
for themselves, few rise to the top in
any OF the many lines OF activity which
they have invaded in recent years.
VERY few are among physicians or
lawyers OF note. Few rise to be execu-
tive heads OF colleges, editors. or dIrec-
tors Of big business enterprises. They
have had control Of fortunes; they have
had sway IN kitchens: they have always
taught; they have always acted; yet
men are the great hnanclers, cooks,
teachers, managers Of theaters- IN no
profession are they equal TO any Of the
leading men who stand at the head OF
various occupations and whose names
are familiar 10 the public"
This is the sweeping arraignment
brought against woman in business and
professional life by one OF her own
class. Mary O'Connor Newell, in the
July number OF A2pletons magazine.
She quotes with approval -he state
rnent Of a vzell-known man that there
are three kinds OF women in business
the kind that marry, the disconnected
kind, and the deseEed kind-and that
only the latter are successful. me con
fession Is made that even the women
who seem 10 be most successful IN pro-
fessiOnal occupations usually regard
themselves as failures whether they will
admit II or not.
BY the time they have reached the
point where they are able 20 accomplish
important results they feel keenly the
lack Of family ties and home surround
lngs, and the more womanly they are
the more strongly does this lack make
Itself felt This IS the explanation given
OF why so many young business women
for whom brilliant careers are predicted
abandon their chosen occupation foI
marriage.
In the Appleton article the writer also
asserts that women are inferior 20 men
IN almost all the qualities that com
mand success. that except IN rare
cases. they have no real enthusiasm fOI
their work. and that they have no code
Of business honor. Only in the home as
wife and mother, does woman occupy
a position OF her own equal 20 that OF
man in the field or business. Is the
startling confession Of this writer
speaking from the inside" with
frankness that no man would dare q
| initiate
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-06-23
PRETTY LACE YOKES MADE
FROM MALTESE LACE
DOILIES

Z Ihere are many girls who admire the
Charming real lace Jokes and chemi-
settes worn by their more extravaEant
Sisters. but the same idea NAV be car
Eied out by buying maltese or cIuny
lace doilies, basting them on a. yoke.
which is first cut in paper. and then
fastening the doilies tdEether with fan
cy fasOting stitches. after which the
paper may be cut away.
This is much less extensive vvav
Cnan buying real lace by the yard. ana
at the same time Il takes less ma
teTlaL for very respectable yoke NAV
De made OF four doilies. The spaces
the doilles do not cover may be filed
IN with sort of spider-web stitch. or
with the material OF the dress. There
nave been cases where doilies have
been used for a whole dress. as. for
example, white wolfe dress that was
trimmed only with a dozen maltese
dOilies.
These were placed corner 10 corner
20 form panel on the skirt. and on
me waist they formed a straight line
across the front. The idea NAV be
varied in many ways. but the result
IS sure TO be satisfactory.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-06-23
MORE BABIES ENTER
BEAUTY PRIZE RACE
Many New Contestants
Added Daily at the Luna
Park Show.

Each day sees more merry-faced
babies added to the list Of those in the
contest at Luna Park and as the time
grows shorter the register grows
longer. When the babies are lined up
before the judges next Tuesday after
noon there viii be more happy young
sters bidding for favor all at once than
have been seen together for many a
day.
( AL Washington is becoming interested
In the contest, and as each CHEEKY little
face peeps out at those who read about
It the difficulty that Will confront the
Judges when it comes TO choosing the
winners becomes more and more ap-
parent
4 number OF additional contestants
have been registered since yesterday.
F-mong them being Arthur L Stevenson,
40 North Capitol street: Dorothy J.
Crum, of 1911 Ninth street northwest,
ana Edith May Keene. Of 1871 Third
street southeast Both are charming
little mites, who promise TO join the
leaders in the race.