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The Washington herald., 1908-03-29
PERSONALS.

Mrs Emma McKelder and her daugh-
ter. Miss Irma McKelden. who have been
spending the past month at Hamilton.
ton about April Is
The Misses Margaret and Dorothy
Brooks. daughter of Capt and Mrs
Brooks. are among the several hundred
10 Annapolis last night TO attend the mid
Lent ball at the Naval Academy
The Belgian Minister TO Persia and
Nine. Emmanuel Havenith sailed from
New York yesterday on the Zealand, Of
the Red Star Line. for Antwerp.
They will visit the Minister'S relatives
in Belgium before proceeding TO his new
post Of duty at Teheran, the capital Of
Persia.
Nine. Havenith was formerly Miss
Helen Ffoulke. of Washington. before
her marriage Thursday, which was the
most important social event OF the spring
season.
Miss Katherine MacSherry. vino came
TO attend the wedding OF Miss Helen
Ffoulke to the Belgian Minister TO Persia
Thursday, has returned TO her home in
Baltimore.
Miss Helen Seufferle and Miss Louise
Seunerle have gone to Baltimore to spend
the weekend with Miss Jessie Snow, of
Roland Park.
Mrs Gibson Fahnestock. accompanied
by her niece Miss Rosalie Tunstall Smith.
Of Baltimore. will go abroad early in
April.
DR.. and Mrs William Gerry Morgan
have returned to the city, after passing
ten days at their country place in New
Hampshire. enjoying the fine sleighing
and crisp air there.
Miss B. Moore announces the marriage
of her niece Miss Clara Louise Simpson.
10 Mr. Frederick c. Wagner Mr.. and
Mrs. Wagner will be pleased TO see their
friends after April at sos G street north
east.
Mrs. John s Newberry arrived In Wash
ington yesterday from Detroit, for a visit
of three weeks to her son and daughter
in-law, the Assistant Secretary OF the
Navy and Mrs. Newberry.
Barnes Newberry and Phelps Newberry
have arrived at the Newberry home on
Sixteenth street for their Easter holidays
from their school in Lakeville. Conn.
Mrs. Churchill Candee. who has been
spending a week or two in New York,
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ALEXANDRIA SOCIETY.

Miss Mary Donohoe. Of Fairfax, Va.
and Miss Charlotte Miller. Of Richmond,
Va, were the guests OF Miss Hattie
Douglas. in Cameron street. the past
week.
Mrs. Marshall Willis. Of Winchester.
Va, is the guest Of Miss Mary Carlin.
Mr.. Beaudric lie F Howell. OF the Uni
versity OF Virginia, is spending some days
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs David J.
Howell
Mrs William c. wattles has as her
guest Miss Eliza Lippitt. OF Berryville,
Va
Miss Julia Hart Of Baltimore. Is visit
ing with Mrs. Albert d. Brockett, North
Washington street.
Mr.. George Brooke has returned to his
home IN Morgantown, W. Va, after a
short visit 10 Mrs. William Hubert
Laurence Leadbeater has returned TO
his home in Birmingham, Ala, having
spent the pas; week with his mother,
Mrs. Edward Leadbeater. in this city
Miss Josephine Edwards and Philip R.
Cornell were married OH Monday evening
quietly by Rev. Edgar Carpenter at Grace
Church rectory-
Mrs. Benjamin Wallace. of Dobbs
Ferry. n. Y. is visiting Mrs. Edward
Stabler Fawcett, IN Prince street.
Miss Mary Dent is visiting relatives in
Maryland
Mrs. Alfred Thomson has as her guest
Mrs. Sarah Geer, Of Baltimore. Md.
Miss Annie Troth. OF occoquan. Va. is
visiting Miss Julia Demaine. in King
street
Simon Biondheim announces the en-
gagement Of his daughter, Miss Carrye
Blondheim. to Leo Liebschutz. Of Wash
ington. D. c.
Col. and Mrs Arthur Herbert and Mrs.
John D. Hooe are spending several weeks
IN Atlantic City.
Miss Alice Graham has returned after
spending several days with her cousin,
Mrs. George w. Laycock. at the Baldwin
House, Hamilton, Va
Mr.. Albert D. Brockett left here this
week fo- short trip 10 Atlanta
Mrs. James E. Alexander is the guest
Of Mrs. ]. Davis Christian, in Lynch
burg, Va.
Mrs. George Wise left Wednesday foe
Richmond, where she is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. T. c. Darst
Mrs. Emma Spencer has gone to On
tario. Canada. TO visit her sister, Mrs
Joseph Smiley.
Rev. Thomas Semmes. of Richmond.
Va. was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs Gil
bert Cox the past week.
Mrs. Robert BrooI1ing has returned TO
her home in Harrisonburg. Va, after
ten-day visit to Miss Gault Norton, In
Prince street
Miss Ethel Hall. Of Monteagle, Tenn.
spent several days in this city as the
guest Of her nephew, Mr.. Robert Stand
ing.
Mrs. Ross Elliott. OF Laurel, Nd. was
in town for a short stay the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Green have re-
turned from their wedding trip and are
visiting with Mrs Green's mother. Mrs
Frances DanenhoWeF.
Miss Marguerite Jones, OF Memphis,
Tenn. who is attending Gunston Iusti-
tute. is a weekend guest with Miss Eliza
beth Jones.
Mrs Hunter Holmes Mcclure, of Rich
mond, announces the engagement OF her
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baS returnei 10 ner nome, N hnooe
Island avenue.
The Second Secretary OF the Brazilian
Embassy and Nine Chermont, the lat
ter formerly miss Helen Sloane. of Bal
timore. have been spending the month Of
March in Florida. They are expected 10
return to their home, In Eighteenth
street. early in April.
Mr. and Mrs. Grosjean. Of Brussels.
w.,o have been spending several days
in Washington. stopping at the Shore
ham, have gone TO Evansville. Ind where
they will be the guest of Mr.. Gtosjean's
relatives. The Belgian Minister and
Baroness Moncheur entertained them dur
ing their stay in Washington. They will
sail April Z from New York for Belgium.
Representative ]. Van Vechten Olcott
will leave Washington April IL for a
weeks stay in New York.
Miss Julia Goldsmith. of Fredericks-
burg. is the guest Of her sister. Mrs. NJ.
Z. Rheine, of Georgetown.
Mr.. Gus Louis has returned to town,
after six weeks trip abroad
Mr.. d. H. Morgenrath. OF Chicago. Ill.
is in town for short stay.
Mr. and Mrs L. NJ. Relser. Of Cincin-
natl. Ohio. are guests at the Arlington
Hotel.
Mrs. Nathan Kaufman. Of Providence.
R. J.. is the guest OF her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. Blumenthal, of Georgetown.
Mr.. Nose Falk. Of Richmond, Va. was
recent visitc. to the city.
Mrs. Louis Jackson. Of Thirteenth
street. is entertaining Miss Dora Beecher,
Of Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown. Of New York. are
the guest of Mrs. NJ Stern, Of the Ash
ley.
Mrs. Jennie Nattans, OF Baltimore, was
the guest OF Washington relatives the
early part Of the week.
Mrs. J. c. Stein. of warrenton. Va,
was in the city for short stay.
Miss Elizabeth Farber. of the Ports
mouth, returned on Tuesday from a visit
to Philadelphia.
Mrs. Benjamin Frank, Of Baltimore, is
the guest Of relatives.
Miss Myra. spandour. OF Norfolk. who
] has been the guest Of Mrs Peyser, OF L
street has returned home.
Ms. I. Goodman. Of the Allenhurst.
has returned to town, after a two weeks
visit to the Virginia Hot Springs
! Mr.. VIII Garner. of Newport News. Va.
/ spent few days in the city. en- route
home from New York.
Mrs. Nose Dannenberg. Of New York.
Is the guest of Mrs. Charles Kaufman, Of
Eighteenth street.
Miss Mae Harris, OF the Oakland, en-
( tertsined on Wednesday evening. c0mpIi-
mentary 10 her guest, Miss Sylvia Stern,
/ Of Philadelphia.
/ Among the out-of-town guests at the
vaudeville entertainment given by the
/ Phoenix Club. Of Baltimore, on Monday
night were Mr.. and Mrs Sol Meyer. Mr.
( and Mrs. Simon Kann. Miss Edith Auer-
/ bach. Mr.. Sidney West. Mr. James Z.
/ Rosenthal. and Mr.. Louis Hirsch. Of this
city.
Mrs Joseph Abel and her guest, Miss
Laura Adler, left Monday for Pittsburg.
4 10 attend the reception given in honor
of the seventy-fifth birthday anniversary
OF their father, Mr.. Henry Adler.
Mrs Adolph Kahn. OF the Ontario. has
returned from a visit 10 New York.
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Popular.


Clara-what kind Of face powder do
you use?
Maud-Why do you ask7
Charlie Spooner says it's the best he
ever tasted"
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ing place. she will return here for the
spring season and TO close the house
here. Later her time VIII be divided be-
tween Mr.. Ridgely, in the West, and her
mother. Mrs. Deering. here in Washing
ton Mrs Deering is not in good health
Miss Rldgely will stay with her grand
parents Senator and Mrs. Shelby Cul-
lom, during the absence Of Mrs. Ridgely
from the city.
Nine Gadski, Of grand opera fame. ar
rived here last night, and is at the VIII
lard. Tonight Nine Gadski win be the
leading attraction for society. which has
shown intention to hear her in her con
cert at the National Theater by buying
up the boxes and seats.
Like Nine. Schumann-Heink, Mime. Cad
ski is a domestic woman, and devoted to
her home and household. and connot only
charm thousands with her voice, but can
cook as good dinner as any German
housewife.
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You can hire carriages for same most
reasonably at Downey's Stables. 1870 L 81
Elegant, stylish turnouts, best service.
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Miss Hattie Douglass entertained Mon
day afternoon at a delightful afternoon
tea in honor Of her guests Miss Charlotte
Miller, Of Richmond and Miss Mary
Donohoe. OF Fairfax Court House. Miss
Douglass friends asked TO meet Miss
Miller and Miss Donohoe. were Miss Mary
Phillips. Miss Eva Dent Miss Mary
Snowden, Miss Clarence Snowden, Miss
Jean Brent, Miss George French, Miss
Bean Daingerfield. Miss Grace Anderson,
Miss Mildred SmOOt. Miss Mildred Foster
Miss Annie Murphy. Miss Courtney
Greenough. Miss Elizabeth Herbert, Miss
Edith Ramsay, Miss Mary Thomson.
Miss Rebecca Uhler. Miss Ida Nc
Laughlin. Miss Mary GlIkeson. Mrs
Thomas B. Cochran. and Mrs. Herbert
Oliver.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29

Mr. H. Franklin Fones was surprised
Friday last. the occasion being his twen-
tieth birthday anniversary. The Wash
ington guests were Misses Florence Eli
sengeT. Hattie HUM, Melissa William
son. Cataarine Lake. and Messrs Edwin
Ross. Samuel Frazer. Ralph Keys. Her
bert Lloyd. Willie Keys. and Albert Scott:
Misses Mae and Lucy Vaughn, Virgie
Hughes, Katie Fones. Nellie Baker.
Messrs. John Baker. William Wood. Will
lam Thaler. Mr.. and Mrs. Fones. M and
Mrs Scott. and Mr.. and Mrs Rudd, all Of
this city.
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Mrs. Isaac Gregg was hostess Monday
afternoon. when she entertained Al cards
IN honor OF Mrs Sarah Geer, or BaIti-
more. Nd. Mrs. Greggs guests were
Miss Sarah Kemper. Miss Mamie Agnew.
Miss Anita Robbins, Miss Loula Smoot,
Mrs. Richard E. Acton. Mrs Kosciusko
kemper, and Mrs. Alfred Thomson.
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over the Tea Cups held an unusually
entertaining meeting Wednesday after
noon at the residence Of Mrs. Samuel
Monroe, IN North Washington street.
when Mrs. Mary Nicholson Moore, Of
Savannah, Ga. gave a talk on "Cathe-
drals and Art Galleries OF Italy" Mrs
MoOre's talk was illustrated with photo
graphs and prints. which added much 20
the interest. After the talk Mrs. Monroe
served tea 70 her guests, who were Mrs
John h Foster. Mrs Robert c. Powell
Mrs. William A. Smoot. Mrs. William j.
Morton, Mrs. Hubert Snowdea. Miss Sally
Stuart, Miss Kate Stuart. Miss Gault
Norton, Miss Carrie StribIing. and Miss
Margaret MEG. Ashby
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Ernest L. Allen entertained az one OF
the most delightful card parties Of the
season Thursday evening at his residence.
in Columbus street The prizes, which
were unusually pretty. were won BY Miss
Marion Gregg. Mr. Wilmer Waller. and
Mr.. Edmund Hunter. Those enjoying the
game were Miss Sarah Kemper. Miss
Marion Gregg. Miss frankie Faunt, Miss
Anita Robbins Miss Mary Agnew, Miss
Mary Thomson. Miss Katie Uhler. Miss
Sadie Horner, and Mrs Thomas B. Coch-
ran. and Messrs. Edmund Hunter. Robley
Broomback, Richard Chichester, Page
Waller. Wilmer Waller. Gwyn Dent. Hen
ry OBJ. Cooper, James Douglass, Edward
Fawcett, and DR.. Thomas B. Cochran.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-29

Miss Laura Danenhower and Mr.. Rob
ert Falls Grsen were quietly married Fri
day March %. at the rectory OF Hamline
Methodist Church, Washington, d. c., by
Rev. Charles f. Guthrie. Mr.. and Mrs
Green left here for New York and Bos-
ton, and on their return viii live with
the brides h.5-iteer, Mrs. Frances Danea-
hover. 1908 King street.
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Miss Lucy Douglass entertained infor-
maliy at cards on Monday afternoon,
when the guests were Miss Editl Ram
say, Miss Elizabeth Herbert Miss Ida
Mclaughlin. Miss Mary Thomson, Miss
Rebecca Uhler. Miss Mary Gilkeson. Mrs
herbert Oliver, and Mrs. Thomas p.
Cochran.
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daughter. Margaretta, TO Russell Cary
Montague. OF iewisburg. W. Va The
wedding will be celebrated in May. Miss
Mcclure is a sister OF DR.. Hugh Mcclure,
OF this city. and has recently been guest
at his home.
Mr. and Mrs. John A Marshall have re-
turned from a delightful trip to Atlantic
City and Philadelphia. where they were
the guests Of Mrs. Cornelius Hsggerty-
The engagement Of Miss Larry s. John
son. daughter of Mrs. S. L. Johnson, OF
ballston, Va, TO P. NJ. Smith, Of Port
land, Greg, is announced for April o at
the home of the bride.
Mrs. Moore is visiting Miss Constance
Bush before returning 10 Mount Jackson.
Va.
Mrs. William J. Boothe has as her guest
Miss Jean Fawcett. OF Sandy Springs.
Miss Elizabeth Jones has returned from
short stay with Miss Margaret Moore
IN Fairfax.
Miss Katharine Heatton. OF Brookeville.
Md, will visit Miss A. NJ Chandiee for
the rest Of the school term at Arlington
Institute.
Mr.. and Mrs. William, Bowie and Mas
ter William Bowie were the guests OF
Mrs Starr Wattles this week.
Miss Goulding Fawcett has returned
home after spending the winter in Falls
Church.
Miss Gertrude Miller. of Johns Hopkins
University. visited this week with Dr. and
Mrs. Julian Miller. IN Cameron street
Lieut.. and Mrs. Wilson Brown. OF An
napolis. were weekend guests las week
OF Miss Wattles. in Washington street
Miss Lucy Douglass entertained infor-
mally at cards on Monday afternoon.
when the guests were Miss Edith Ram
say, Miss Elizabeth Herbert. Miss Ida
u IfeN ~
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Mrs Emma McKelder and her daugh-
spending the past month at Hamilton.
Bermuda. are expected back in Washing
ton about April Is.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-10-03
No. 1ll57.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

In the Ma tier of the Esate of Margaret
Cowell. Deceased.
Notice hereby given. that on Mon
day. the 18th day of Sept A. d. 1908,
being on of the regular days OF the
Septemh, term OF the County Court
of the C ty and County OF Denver, in
the State of Colorado. |. Harry Coweli
c:-.c--.cr - :asd estate, will appear Ne
fore the Judge of said Court, present
my final settlement as such executor
pray the approval of same. and VIII
then apI ly to be discharged as such
executor At which time and place
any pers IN in interest may appear and
present objections to the same, If any
there be
Dated at Denver, Colorado, Aug
18th. 1878.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-10-03

Of 80 feet the ores are oxidized ana
are of a brown color carrying iron
oxide, gold and silver. In depth the
ores show a chalcopyrite and iron
pyrite, quartz, carrying gold and Sill
yer.
The main Golden Chest vein is well
defined. having clay gogue in each
wall, and is from 3 to feet wide. The
walls are well defined and the vein is
easily mined.
Timber and Supplies.
An abundance OF mining timber can
be had on and near the property as
well as fuel Coal for fuel can be OBJ
tanned from coal mines less than 20
miles away. Boulder anu Denyer al.
fords facilities for securing mining
supplies as cheap as any portion OF
the country.
Summary.
In summing up the property l can
say 1t shows ore values enough to
justify the expenditure of two or
three thousand dollars in exploring
the Golden Chest vein both east ana
west from the main shaft for several
hundred feet. keeping careful assay
ing record cf everything, and by per
forming this work feel justified in
saying the mine will or should pay
handsomely.
Respectfully submitted,
JAS. ANGUS SNEDAKER,
Office $50 Equitable Bldg, Denye-,
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-10-03
LARAMIE, WYO,

Miss Carrie Burton has been heard
IRON at Washington. D. c., where she
has been at school. She arrived safely
and met quite a number of oldtime
friends. some OF whom were from
Laramie She also wishes to hear
from her oldtime friends as often as
convenient In this particular we could
learn a good point from our white
friends.
Mrs Thomas Price has been quite
III with stomach trouble. but at this
writing she's feeling much better. Mr..
Price has not been well. either. but
manages TO be out on the streets.
Mr. wm. Bird is also indisposed. but
his friends are glad TO see him at his
place OF business again
Rev. Walter S. Hill preached a very
able sermon at the home of Mrs. John
Crumly. We had quite large attend
ance. Mr.. Hill expects to have Mrs.
Hill with him in the very near future,
and her many friends are glad to hear
OF ner returning to make this her
home Rev. Hill has been awarded
two contracts. one for unloading coal
and another for digging bitches. We
are very glad TO know he was success
ful in obtaining these contracts.
Mrs. Coulfort Thompson and Miss
Jennie Burns are nicely settled in a
little home on the west side, and will
be at home to their many friends.
Mrs. Mcdowell and her charming
daughter. Miss Jennie. and Mrs.
Crumley expect TO give an entertain
ment on Friday OF this week, which
we hope will be grand success.
Mr. John Ransom and Master Earl
Ransom are getting along nicely, after
their recent Illness. Colonel Ransom
has been requested to sing the solo
next Sunday evening, that he sang at
church some time since, But .he col.
onel is little bit shy and will nave TO
be approached on his blind side
Mr. Nelson Arlington is new ar,
rival in our city. and is occupied with
Mr. Hill on his ditch contract.
Mrs. Gertrude Steward and Mrs
Matte Derrick have both been indis.
posed. but are up and ont again.
Mr.. Harry Reed and Mrs. Joe Arm
strong. two old bachelors. are batch.
ing on the west side
Colonel Ransom expects his daugh'
ter, Mrs. Chester Hunter, from Omaha
some this this fall to keep house for
her father and brothers.
Mr.. Charles Alberts expects his wife
this week. We will be glad to vel
come her back to her old home, sweet
.ome-Laramie Mrs. Albert is great
favorite among the colored society OF
Laramie.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-10-03
THE GOLDEN CHEST MINES EN-.
CLOSES WEALTH..

engineer in mining circles.
Dear Sirs-By the request Of your
superintendent. J. r. Lewis. | have
examined your mining properties.
Location.
This property is situated in thu
Sugar Loaf mining district, Boulde:
county, Colorado, being on the NORTH
and west slope of Sugar Loaf moun
tain, and is one mile from the town ol
Sunset" station on the Colorado
and Northwestern railroad.
Lines Of Communication ano Dis
tances.
1t is 90 miles from Denver 10 Boui
der and IA miles from Boulder TO Sun
set a total of 43 miles from Denver &c
Sunset and one mile from the mines
to Sunset, or 1t is So miles by rail
road from Denver to summit of the
hill about 1000 feet Immediately
above the mine shaft.
Freight and Smelling.
Charges on ores. from Sunset tc
Denver smelters is $3.50 per toL on :
valuation from $500 to $1,000 per ton
Ores from your mines should b.
laid down to the railroad for sl.00 pei
ton.
Geology.
The rock formation of this region
around your mines is as follows: Thf
main rock mass OF the district Is
granite. both gray and reddish, coars,
grained. and Is a true granite. This
rock has been metamphosed ard dis
turbed by large area of erupic roei
series. commonly known as porphyry
| can say that the geological condl
tions existing in this immediate vicin
ity are most favorable for ore deposi
tion and naturalization, taking In con
sideration the different mining prop
critics surrounding Sugar Loaf noun
tain. this district Is one OF good prom
ise.
Area Of Property.
The Golden Chest property consist.
Of four claims. namely:
The Golden Chest No. |, n patentei
claim $50 feet by l.500 feet
The Goldea Chest No. 2.
The Golden Chest No. 3.
The Golden Chest No. (.
The latter three claims being he'll
by location and annual labor perform
ed on the main workings of the Gold
en- Chest No. /.
Development.
The property is developed by an in
cline shaft 125 feet deep, followin,
the vein which dips 60 degrees from
the horizontal. This shaft Is tim
hered In frstclass manner and is
feet by s feet In the clear. and crib
bed with red spruce timbers from toI
to bottom. A level $50 feet long hai
been driven TO the west on thI veii
a, rs feet in depth and dscloses Al
ore shoot some SO feet long, varyinl
from inches TO IL feet wide. !
drift ~ feet long has been driven e
the east Is feet deep above the bot
tom of the shaft, there being sum-
for the purpose of catching water an'
used for draining the mine. A tunne
has started In the gulch below. tn
shaft that is in 30 feet which will GU
the bottom of the shaft in 300 ode
feet and which would drain the mine
There are about 1000 gallons o
water per "a hours in the mine.
There are a number of small shafts
open cuts aud prospects on diferen
rortions OF the property and in
number OF them ore is exposed.
Equipment
l. he. n
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-10-03

The main shaft house is substan
,ial building some % feet by so feet
In size. having a gallows frame. There
is an upright boiler capable of de
veloping 10 horse power and all nee
essary buckets. cars and tools form
ing a complete equipment
Character Of Orc and Vein.
On the surface and down 10 deptE
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1908-10-02
The Bachelor the
Sensibie Lady and
Mrs. Fidget-NerO-
Gus Women Should
Knosc HoqD to Take
Care of Thsmselves.

Deliver me from the nervous wo-
nani' snorted the bachelor after Mrs.
Fidget had left the hotel piazza.
The sensible Lady smiled at the re-
mark. The nervous mi Is all
right If she understands herself and
knows how to take care of herself.
All the great things in this world have
been accomplished by nervous, highly
strung women. The %phlegmatic ones
are ciphers. They become mere Jumps
of fat in time
well, then, give me a lump of fat
to live with"
"How tired you would become of her!
How her very passive disposition
would irritate you to the point of mad
ness! No, my friend, what YOU need
is a nervous, finely strung woman who
has herself under perfect control be
cause she understands herself.
"The nervous woman can't live as
her calmer sisters do" she went on
'She must know her limit of excite
ment and endurance just as she knows
how much money she has in her peck
ctDoOh, anu onc muSt nut ~ DSyOuu
that limit. She knows hat If she does
the result will be a nerve explosion
Mysteries or a complete breakdown as
harmful to herself as 1t is unpleasant
to those who live with her.
"The wise woman who has a nerv
Gus disposition will not live in a noisy
neighborhood If she can possibly help
1t. She knows too well how sounds
hammer on her nerves, rendering her
irritable without her knowing why
There was one woman l know who
lived in a noisy neighborhood. and she
became an absolute wreck. Her tenn
per was unbearable. and at the slight
est word she would burst into tears.
Her husband was in despair until he
called in a sensible doctor, who In
stead of dosing her with medicine told
her to move into a quiet side street
She did so, and today you wouldn't
know her, she is so changed. The
quiet acted like a tonic on her nerves.
And that's what all women
need, q place where they can be abso-
luteiy quiet when they want to be.
They simply must have silence; it is as
Necessary to them as light and air.