davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1909-05-30

iMUSiin-cmby inserts. tucls or DO
entire tucked yoke-re=- 40 ---.-
I|ambric-rouHd. Y or high neck n
i-yokes of tUcks and embroidery .Nf
FNair sock Empire, Chem!se or EN
IJ1en frlUt--yOI,es oS embroidery 10y
i0r lace-reg- -9S ----------------J
can brio. Nains'oE Muslin
Empire. round Y. square ar nigh GE
ineck-aIout twenty trim'G
istyles-reg- 1-2J ....--...-....-.J
eyeis' em5d p6d%sm5P front %Pa '''S 1884
beading with ritbun-reg- s. aS-
'Nainsook. with y0kaS and fronts
'uf exquisite lar-s and VI
emtroideries-ylIue 81 gS -......J
French NaiusooE-VaI inserts and :
ieUb'y panels. with lace erub-d K OZl
beading and ribhc7-reE. SJ-gS. ...-J
Finer 70 IA .9S.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-30
Upholstery Fabrics

ClsE TOM rs
Worth. Special
INsilled and Monte finish. Is .1O%
yard wide-best quality. ....-.. - IL
MADRAS
Stained glass and Oriental. .I3 9&
-TAFFETAS
Yard wide-FrenCh ana floral. 20 10
All Linen-artisttc blendings- .. 40 %
SATEENS
Iambrequin. japanese and floral % 10
Yard Nide-fancy figured. ..... - .15
St'RIMS
Venetian Art-TIeroldic. Stained
Glass and Oriental. .-.-....-- - rs
SU-kOLINES
YarG wide-Fancy Figured. -1O94 81
Best quality-exceptional va
riety NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IL l l =
BU-RLAPS.
Oriental-fgEred and striped. 20 1 2l2
DENNIS
Plain colors-best quality y....-- % rs
Fig 'd-OrientaI ard loral..---- u 4 y
New-York tribune., 1909-05-30
June Sale-=-Babies' Wear
Caps, Goats, Bo11ets

/ BABIES White Corded Lawn caps
ribbon rosartss and bows
sizes To 3 yrs reg % ..-.-......-
ICaIs OF Waite Tucked or Emb'd
lawns or Alloyer Euibr1idery-
French. ruche and half-cap STYLES
with ribbons. Iaces. &c
sizes 70 3 yrs.-rec- -S9..-..-......
Fine White Lawn cans
crown rs OF ribbon run euh-v- lace
insets. French tuCks and hem
stitched embroidery or cluster
suckinEs-sizes 20 3 yrs-reC 40
sheer White Lawn Caps-corded.
tucSed or D. s. crowns. with turn
backs II embroidery. lace friIIinrs.
&c sizes % IS yss--reE. 80. .....-
swiss and Emb-d Lawn CAM
French and half-Cap sfyIes-with
lro.o-eo satin ribbons, buds. &c
sizes 20 3 yrs. reg .9S .....-....
White Lawn Lingerie Hats I
mushroom and flares. with
double urius Of eub'v or lace
.trim-p4nk and blue satin rOsett@s
sizes 20 > yrs--reE- 81 o. -.---.
Elmer 20 ST.9S, Including elegant i
Little lIAlNAI EallltE -~LaeGfN
Hats. with flowers. ribbon bows
md oSettes-sizes 10 > yrs
reg SOB ----.--. .-.---- --.-.--.
Little Cnildren's Bounets-Lace :
and Tuscan Straws flowers AMI
.ribt.on-sszes 10 = yrs--reg s. 40 }
White Pigue coats for little
ghiIdren-cirCuiar and square
lCoIIars with smb' y ruriies,
inserts or E.sillliCus-
sizes % yrs--reg- 81 O. ----.---
All Wool Ratiste and Brilliantine :
.Coats-c circular collars. with silk
braid or embl linen collar
with satin DireCJoire tie
sizes 90 yrS--reg. 50. 49. --..-.-.
White Lawn Lingerie Goats
-ap-S OF embroidery and Etce
inserts over mink and blue silk
liuinSs-sizss TO ! vrs.-reE. S.. 9S ]
Long coats or AIl-WocI Cream 7
Bedford and BGtisJe-circular and
shirrej collars. with medaIliCns.
silk braid or satin ribbon
see S3-gS .--..---...-.
Finer Coats 10 % 0S-comU
among others exquisite silk I
Goats with collars OF hns
New-York tribune., 1909-05-30
Women's Lingerie
Waists

A. JUNE SALE 2G1LES
White Eltis-e-vukes % N-uiSe
Insertion AMI fancy i2-es-iorE 04
and short sleevvs-reS- Sli9---J
sheer Lawn AMI Fatis-e
SpIendi1 styres-virh laces- ="
rrlh'y or l. slaretI worth $50 -
'e-sian Lawn AMI Batiste
9qs,@ r. e, ess .. gs5s' s5s p 'Eo.e ..a ssd LOO
lf.aen at1e, s-ydiue Sig> ---.-J
Lawn and FatiSte-back. front
.5ss: lad .r-syes e si.sl. r -s- Of lace and 200
worth s. o. 1uE $. 50 --.....-..-
Uressy Farisre Wais-s-,acv
StyIes with lace inserts or P0iu- Il Il&1
,-enise yrhe-rsg- $5-gS and ST 9S
New-York tribune., 1909-05-30
Combination Garments

Sainsook Corset Cover and Skirt =
OF Drawers-yoke OF wide n
embroidery or Iaces-usually So
Nainsook and Crossbar-Cover.
with skirt or drawers-lace, .SH
embroidery and ribbon-Ieg. 81 -
Nainsook with lace. embroidered ! I
medaIIions. herlstitchiuC. tucks /. !
and ribbons reg 81 t9---..--....--J
Saiusock and Iawr-yoke of lace I =
outlined. eubroiis red mcdailioDs q
or tunc.s or eub'y reg. 50 %.
Others AT 81 -. 81 as. S4ss Sj.9S 20 S12. as
New-York tribune., 1909-05-30
WOmen's Corsets
AT JUNE SALE PRICES

BEST MAKES REPRESE.
Batiste- long and medium with
and without gart,rs- all sizes
- "' --r.-.--.-.-
''Outil and Batistc long and
French shaT IS with and without
.sarterS-reg- $1-UO .--.-.---......
Figured COgtil and Batiste-
Medium and DireCtoire Models
-four elaStics attached
reg Sl.1J AMI s. UO-..--.-........
Fine Coutil- New Directoire
IModel-rsg $500 and $3.50. ......
SIX Fig'6 Brocade, Fine Coutn
and Batiste-eNtra length
Dircctoire Models
l-cE- S6. 90 70 So .-.--..--
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES,

s1-,,NER RESORT PROPRIETORS TAX
N6TICE. E.-3GTH SFASON BEST NHI-I'
A%D FEMALE HELP FOE -, : I,
IN INCHES OF SERVICE. At On aI'l.ri''
90 IRWIN - WEST nth ST. fni-->,,. fLst.~.
DENT OF TIE EMPLOYMENT A''f'-> 80
SOCIETY
WINTHROP EMPLOYMEET BUkEAo'
Mrs Isabel Alden Anderson. Fropris'IIte Is
e. West 3Sth st. Tel. lO9--5ottl. -.
nis.cs axcer ito aaIly competent goVeihesse@
conpanions maids. caefs. buffers etc
WE PLACE. help nt all descriptions. com
rnerfiaI hotel and dom, site twhite oniSl :
first class positions secured. The L; 2
Employment & brokerage Co. 10 l. i-'Nil-
wOMEN'S DOMESTIC LEAGUE.
No II East 33d st. High class d9ilrslie ,sIde
Vositjons male and female ei fo'V
Madison.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-30
WOmel'S Drawers

Good Cambric-wide ruffl-. with :
h. : hem and tucks-reE- - --..
Muslin and Cambric-Circular !
rufife with tuCks and b. s. or
lace and inserts. or emb'y ruffie-
reg. 40 --.-.-..-..--. !
Cambric and Muslln-embv or !
lace ard tUCks a $50 circular and
garter STYLES value 90 ..-..--..-J
Fine Nainsook and CamhTic- !
regular. umbrella. circular and
Eassar Styl-s-reg- Sl-29 -----..-.--
French insook-umbrella Tutiies
or Nassar tyles--yeIef or
dotted emtroid,rics and iaces-
reg. 81 40 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-30

Cambric-fancy lace Inserts II
ribbon run-Teg. % .--...---.-..S
Cambria a dozen lace and ribbon n
trimd styles reg. 40. 9.....-......} 'O1
| Nainsook styles with
medalions eyelet or fancy emb'v ~
and laCes-rlbbCn run-rcg. GO.
NainsoCk and embrGiGcrE-- 81
washable or satin ribbon-r-g- -9SS ~
Fine Nainsook- inserted &c
| yollcs. with medallious and sRC
ribton-reg. $l.3g ...-..........-.J !
New-York tribune., 1909-05-30
Nnme1's CremiseS

soft finish Muslin 10
cambric rufrc-TeE- % ..-.--...5
Cambrlc Ch,mist s. yokes of Il r
embroidery O. Iace-res- Go
NairsoCk-lare and ribbon n1
beading or emb'y-aIso lace sSt
trim'd Empire styles-reC- 81 40 J
Others I 20. A, 1.9S TO SAT.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-30

.s-eI Class French help and other na-
O. e-elaiiueS. male and female. RI reiices
-51slsateo- Nine. August, &C. bth ave
-, siil-Bryant- Married couples a spe-
New-York tribune., 1909-05-30
Dress Fabrics

IANNTftA Ms
Worth. Special.
Plaids. stripes. bordered...--.- 20 II
CHECKS. rIaids. stripes. plain. -I21s 0%
Best Apron Checks. -.....-.-... ~.
MADRAS
Fancy Merccrized - inch -..- .S5 IA
stripe Shifting STYLES .......... 10 9%
CHENIOTS.
Canvas Weave-pIain ...-.-..- -12ts 81
Fancy Figured .....-......... 10 .f2a
LAWNS.
Fancy Jsconet-best patterns. 9al O.
Strfpcs-hoTal and Persian - fs}
ORGANDIES.
White AMI Fancy Tinted .-.-.. -15 9
Auover Shadow and Persian. As .25
PERCALES
Best Shirting styles .-.-.-. Is e. 1 L
Yard wide-neat effects. -..... .12Is S24
CALICOES.
Shepherd Check, and Indigoes. ca 3&
Fine Quality-Iight and dark Sa4 81
SATEENS.
Newest Foulard styles ........ rs 10
Imported latest and lest. % IA
New-York tribune., 1909-05-30

< Y oDE-L &. FREDERICK ROBBINS.
Employment Agents. So 9Th ave, near
80 a. Tel 2snl Bryant Best private
-a-llg help references investigated.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-30
Boys Suits and
FURNISHINGS
AT JUNE SALE PRICES

Bows Washable suits
Russian and sailor chambrays.
crash duck madras and perCale "
-2lz 20 10 yrs
reg 81 a. 10 Sl-T5. Observation-Disclosures
Double Breast suits Including
the Derby mpiel-serEes
worsteds cassimeTes. chcyiots ; o.
a nd wool rrashss-beSt ColorS 80 =
and Innings 10 10 yrs
reg. - - and Sc 9S. ......-.....--.
Knee Pants and Rloomers-
CheviotS. tweeds and cordur'ys- z
patent hands-tIped scans ~
. 20 II yrs.-wortu 40 and 80.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-30
Printed Gotten F3bricS
ALL THAT'S NEW FOR

-fI.I4 ITN 7 : NV t'tt
wear or decoration.
ALL THAT'S NEW
In Ginghams, Madras. Chevicts. Lawns.
Organizes, PercaIes. CaIicoes and Sateens.
FOR DRESSES.
AL THAT'S NEW N
Cretounes. Madras. Taretas. Sateeus,
ScrinIs. Si'koline1. Burlups and Derims for
DRAPERIES. COVERINGS
AND HANGINGS,
CAN BE FOUND
~ THIS GREAT DEPARTMENT
IN larger quantities and assortments
and lower prices
than in any other store here OF abroad-
New-York tribune., 1909-05-30
WOmen'S PeftiCoats
At JUNE SALE PRICES

Heavy Taa.ts silk Fctti-0ats- -
bIdcis and coIors- fancy fl0JnCss .
regularly SG-9S -----.-.-.-.-.-...--..-J
" aslatle SeersurZ=r FrrTir07rs-
flare dounces with tUr!liCSs and
ruffles--rE- ~ ....- -----.---.-@
New-York tribune., 1909-05-30

SihsT Class HELP FURNISHED. all
@saches 4 work. white. colored, refer
pss 20 investigated, coiCred 4 speciality
1ei Mornincside
New-York tribune., 1909-05-30
June Sale Muslin Underwear
WOmen's Eight Dresses
WOmer's Corset Covers

that
could wholesale
New-York tribune., 1909-05-30

q GRANTS Atlantic Servants Ex-
,,anse, coloGed lelp specially Wes'
80 r.sG St near Jtl ave Al references
'~'StF Investigated. Tel e,s59-E Harlem
New-York tribune., 1909-05-30

Rugs
THE GREAT SAMPLE LINE.
and purchases from
THE VARIOUS MANUFACTURERS
combined with the great lots
FROM THE SMITH AUCTION.
will make this week
AN EVENT FOR RUG BUYERS.
COME
New-York tribune., 1909-05-30

In above list are included all sizes.
according to styie-White and GRAY
with lace and ribbon finish
New-York tribune., 1909-05-30

Ill Up Central Employment Bureau. 639
ON ave. Tel 529i -3sth Il sou neeo
S.p o. any kind. hotels private families
c4aDs, institutions supplied promptly.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-30

S1as1ATER y Y. EMPLOYMENT BU-
,ass..,EAt. Nm. = Schultz. Prop l63 p.
s. - near Le1iugjvu ave Polish and
-'isA Specially and al refs. inv. stiEated-
New-York tribune., 1909-05-30

CARPENTERS Employment HouI-.
iss 9TH ave Established 1S47. We have
t%tt ooschnen, gardeners. grOOuls. married
eosp!rs. :arm lorcman. farm hsndE- Al
baaoIs. Nell recon .nended.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-30

NSs-yhE. Hutlerz. -eCaId man. Naittes'.'-s
=, .4i1Issses- chaTIIlss r1uaids. hitchen1Iaids-
80 maids. cooks who launder general
< tEcTke-s- Jussilz Employment Bureau.
q Lexingt1a a-e-
New-York tribune., 1909-05-30
WOmen'S
Tailored Suits-Coats
Lingerie & Silk Dresses
At JUNE SALE PRICES

Princess and Empire Dresses
tFoularc- Nessa lines Eajah.
Gold Cloth. TaG-t8 Silks
eadinE colorS and combinations
LACE or tucked y1keS-
worth $3.50 Observation-Disclosures.
Tailored suits ~ SiciIicnne and
l'V1rsred ree-Iua rter semi
fitted Goats tafata or MESA
lime linel plTared or sored
sSiT- back and best colprs
worth SIg-gS ---------.---.-.--.
I Black Tanetg silk Coats
neutrality-suspicious. Eeuais-
anc- braid collar
worth SfI.gS ..--.--....--.-.-.---
Dress Ski-rs-Pauama aud
SiciIieu1e-5lack ana col1Is-
l7Ieated or Ro-ed mCdeI>-aii
Lengths a-d hands iuciIdinE
Extra sizes-rrE- SI-SS ------.-..-
Tailor Coat SUITS Of Pure
ILiDen-wLiJe. natural co,ors-
three-quarter C0ars-,ietdrhaIie
white rique collar ant cuffs
worth SOS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Lingerie BaCis-e Dresses
I Princess and EuT TiTV-v White
and light C0i0-s alilver trim
If Val or Point NeEiSe Lace.
-yelet eub'y and tu.k=
lace vokes-worrn S2I-01- --..--.-
Lingerie Ba-iste Dresses white
nd light colors-PrinCess and
Empire daintily trim d
-,orrr 50 aS -..........--.---.-
New-York tribune., 1909-05-30

-ADEB>oS BJFEAI-. 11o West ie-th
t. SIS Molulngside- First class
..Slellsl' rs: al references carefully in
a-seieu- Its ol country
New-York tribune., 1909-05-30

SttpJhLY& airs F,ricson's. f73 Bergen
81 near Long Island bepot. Domestic
1e3, lla.e and female. all nafipualities. d..
eEe7isE End Norwegian d speciality. Tele-
ln1ne ~ iI5srelr
New-York tribune., 1909-05-30

No Mail Telephone orders June sale Specials.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-30
Carriage Covers

White "ique Carriage Covers
with large Iol-wide eujb'y
rufiie. with emb'y inserts and
medalli Jus-wUTth S1.7J .-...
New-York tribune., 1909-05-30

Al LaUhs-t ( C-ave's Employment R1-
.eaL- 80 sixth a-e Tel. 1920 3Stl- Al
ways On hand, Farm superintendents. fore
tlie1l. e1al hmen- rrar-ns gardeners. married
C'lp-es aalr1men. raultrEsacn. etc
New-York tribune., 1909-05-30
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

MRS ALICE GOODAL Miller BuildinSl.
1881 broadway. 64th and 65th SITS. Tr'
41g3-Columbus Select help, white and
colored. High grade colored help sLe-
Cialty.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-30
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES,

MRS Z 6. STEELE. 155 West la3d 81,
between LenoX and eth aNrs. Iui ,I'IIo.
i,l-o1optiy first class domestic help =, Hpn' -
}6fj-I Moruingside References ca'eiullS IN
resIiEated.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-30

Finer Coats 70 26- 9S-conr rising
among others exquisite silk P0rlin
Goats with collars OF hns Irish
Crochet
New-York tribune., 1909-05-30

NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT AGENCI sup
plies fist Glass female help. references
carefully invest gated. PA West i2jth St
between Sth and It Nicholas aVes- Iele
phone 400 MorniuEside.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-30
W0mer'S White Skirts

Dalntiest styles at lowest price
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-03-27
UNITY.

Forgive, o lord, our ssvsrins ways,
The separate affairs that We raise,
The varying tongues that speak Thy
praise!
Sufhce Il now. In time to be
Shall one great temple rise TO Thee,
Thy church our broad humanity.
White flowers Of love it, walls shall
climb,
Sweet bells Of peace shall ring Ito chime,
lts days shall all be holy time.
The hymn, long sought, shall then b.
heard,
The music Of the worlds accord,
Confessing Christ, the inward word!
That song shall swell from shore e
shore.
One faith. one love, one hope restore
The seamless garb that Jesus wore!
John g. Whittier.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-03-27

Der how we trolled for salmon at Del
Monte last summer"
Did he remember? He had to pat
the photograph In his pocket to for.
get.
II read the other day" Kathleen
was saying. shat girl who couldn't
mike up her mind between two lovers
hasn't mind worth making up"
She looked at him from the corners
Of her eyes.
Jacks face lighted up. She knew.
then. and that was the meaning Of her
desire for a farewell dinner. How
easy IL would be now to explain.
But Kathleen was not waiting for
an answer.
".l'hey say there's no skill In winning
game where one holds all the
trumpS. But In the game Of hearts,
Jack, SUPPOSE one held Just two. Don't
;; you think It would be hard to know
which to dIscari!"
Bravo! thought Jack. What . c,sv.
or little diplomat Kathleen Is!
But she veereti to the other side.
isn't 1t nice. Jack. Just we two ait.
ting here like thisY oh. 10 tendarjy.
Isn't It like old timesy
He really couldn't help tone tit.
| tie kiss was nothing.
There was pause Of some minutes,
and then Kathleen impetuously sprang
to her feet.
Don't. Jack, don't, or won't be
able to brace myself to the ordeal.
Don't look like that
lie put his hand In his coat pocket
Yes. the photograph was there. Had
he been untrue to Her?
I'm engaged engaged. Jack" said
Kathleen. excitedly. I'm going ia
marry Lawrence Smith. the million.
aire. oh. Jack. I never really thought
You cared-why didn't you ask me
years agO-when ] was u bud. Its
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-03-27

primitive conditions prevailing In the new capital fur
nished rich material for the newspaper wits especially
for those Of the Northern and Eastern States Tho
capitol was called 'he palace In the wilderness" and
Pennsylvania the great serbonian Bog" Since
then heroes by hundreds Of thousands have marched
down the great which was deep morass covered
with elder bushes.
John Adams the first President to live In the
White House. That the time when the east room
was used to dry the family washing.
Whatever may be the occasional barking back to the
good old days 1t 10 not likely that Mrs. Taft will envy
the time when the wife Of the second President Of the
United States had to worry about returning calls at
great distances in addition to such details the
curing Of frewood necessary lamps and Of
portation While the White House to-day Is not all that
modern architect would pan 10 not wholly unliva
be The Presidents wife IL not required worry about
clothes drying She Ii provided with number Of mod.
housekeeping conveniences and her lot 10 such
burden to deter other from envying her the
position Of FIRST lady Of the land.
The new nation, rich It was in undeveoped 70
sources. lacked ready funds To money for the
public edhces gifts and sales Of land required.
Adams Jefferson, Madison and Monroe did what they
could the city but It developed slowly and though
the primary features Of EEnants plan preserved
there many departures FROM It, In December 1900
the appointment Of park commission marked epoch
In the development Of Washington beautiful city
1t did than that for though the plans submitted
by the commission have not been reaxed-and indeed,
II not expected that they would BE- Immediately
the attention Of the entire counry aroused and the
for the betterment Of other cities given
petus
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-03-27
Breaking It Gently

The messenger boy waited while Jack
Powers wrote his answer to Her note
She might have telsphoned, but It wal
Her way to send messengers with hel
personal missives.
every well, Kathleen" wrote Jack
"I'li DO there. You say for the las,
time. wonder whyf"
He sent = boy with this note and al
order on florist for box Of violcts
a. the messages accompaniment, ant
then no turned to his work again.
I'm a beastly cad" cogitated Jack
land that's what. But 1t must bt
done. For the last time. she said
Perhaps she's heard. 1t would hell
things a lot II she had"
lie looked metlitatively at a photo
graph which he fished from dark pig
eOnhOle In his desk.
"She's a mighty nice little thing.
he said to himself, but -"
And then he took another photo
graph from an inner pocket Of hi'
coat. and kissed It tenderly.
"Vioiets"
Kathleen buried her little nose II
the purple fragrance and shifted with
satisfaction.
Jack always sends viOlets," she
said to no one In particular, though
her maid sat near by sewing some lace
on the dinner frock her mistress had
babe her lay out for her to wear.
Kathleen looked gloomily upon tall
vase Of long-stemmed American beau
ties that stood on the table.
THAT'S the difference In men. Law,
renee sends big beauties because they
cost money, and Jack sends violets be
cause they're my favOrite flower. Poor
Jack! How can break his heart
TOR suppose It will. You say for the
ast time. wonder why? Heigho
We must take our medicine, Marie
Because ! prefer millions to love In 9
.ottage-that's why. Hurry with the
waist, Marie, ! must not be late at my
last dinner with Jack"
1
mo, ! didn't think we needed q cha.
peron tonight, Jack"
"Why not tonightT
because. well -"
"I'll tell you by-and-by, Jack-aftes
the fish, perhaps."
II, too, have something to tell you
Kathleen"
Isn't 1t absurd, Jack. to say that
love makes the world 90 round =
asked Kathleen.
| In her diplomatic feminine way, she
had wished to lead up to the subject
she had come to discuss.
| "Of course 1t Is" he answered
when champagne--if one has enough
II twill do the same thing"
! "salmon-oh. Jack, do you rsmem
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-03-27

too late now--toO late. It's going to
be grand church wedding. He
wanted 1t to be a quiet affair. but
! -"
"Though II would be the last quiet
day he'd have, no doubt"
why. Jack, never know you to
make such wretched Joke before.
High noon--at st. Luke's--June eighth.
You'll be tberey'
I'm afraid not. Kathleen--I ----''
"Oh. we can still be friends. This
Ii the twentieth century. you know.
and Jealousy Ia out Of date"
II know, but -"
"Oh. say we can be friends still,
Jack. ! never could bear these stuff.
fy little apartments, the modern love
In a cottage. It's much better this
way, dear"
II know, Kathleen. But -"
'Oh. don't think I meant anything
horrid. I'm not that kind OF q wo-
man, Jack. But Lawrence likes you
I think he wants you to bs best man.
win your
I'm awfully sorry, but couldn't
really"
"0h, you must" pleaded Kathleen,
"else you must know what people will
say"
She looked at her watch.
II must 90 now" she said, "for we
are going to ball tonight. Promise
me, Jack, that II Lawrence asks you.
You Will be his best man at our wed.
ding. DO 1t for me. dear. won't you p
She gave him good-by kiss, to make
he's vSln~. mora v,potc,,rA
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-03-27
An EARLY FLYING MACHINE
A scOrcHMAN's INVENTION.

Some twnty years ago Scotch In.
ventor devised the nying machine now
being built. 40 shown In this illustra.
ton. At that time aerial navigation
was considered nothing more than a
wild dream Of crazy inventors. It ID
known rs gyropter, and has two UNI.
brella.like filters or propellsrs which
whirl. The skeleton Of the body. and
framework which supports the lifters.
have yet to be covered Unpopular
Mechanics.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-03-27

August Peters should receive the
support of all good citizens for Alder
man In the Twenty-sixth Ward. 1t Is
successful ana able men like Mr.. Pc
tiers that are needed In the City Coun-
eli, and his election will be credit
to the ward and To Chicago.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-03-27

"Oh. the mischief. I can't. Kathleen"
he said. squeezing her little hands
warmly. II would II I could, you
know, but It's impossible"
"Why. dcar?'
Tho words were warm. but the tone
was cold.
"Well. I'll tell you've tried to tell
you all the evening. but you didn't
give me chance. I'm going to be mar.
ried myself that same day."-pennsyi.
vanla Grit.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-03-27

Alderman Herman F. Kruger, Of the
Fifteenth Ward, has made a splendid
record In the city council for the past
two years and deserves reelection.
His platform embraces among other
things, these good points:
Personal liberty and equal rights to
all.
The extension OF cross-town lines Of
street cars on North avenue, Divis-
lon street, Chicago avenue, Western
avenue. California avenue. Kedxie
avenue, 10th avenue and Harrison
street, Why VIC should be compelled
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-03-27

Judge George Kersten deserves to
be renominated and reelected. and he
will be. lie Is one Of the ablest jurists
Cook County has ever had and his VIC
tory ut the polls on April 18th and
next June will be a victory for all the
people.