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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-08-03

that will keep the doors OF the Mat.
teawan Insane Asylum closed upon
him.
When District Attorney jerome I'm
ished bis cr0ss-cNaminatlon Justice
Mills. al whose term OF the supreme
court the slayer OF Stanford White Is
striving 20 prove himself sane. as
sumed the role OF inQuisitor.
They are going 20 argue with me "
said the Justice that all the way
through you have shown an 'exagger.
ated ego You have had the assist.
ance OF the ablest counsel. one OF the
leading attorneys % this county. but
have observed you constantly inter
rupt him and make suggestions. In
your former litigations you have con
stantiy changed your counsel Why
don't you trust Mr. Morschauserg"
Thaw was clearly non .plussed This
was a feature Of his conduct upon
which Mr.. Jerome had not touched.
But DO trust Mr. Morschauser. q"
he FASTENED 70 assure the justice
Why didn't you trust your other
lawyers you a man unlearned in the
law" continued the court Haven't
you felt all the way through that you
were better able TO conduct this
case?~
NO" answered Thaw. except per
haps in the case Of MT Hartridge"
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-08-03
WALTER TELLER MUST DIE
New Jersey Board Of Pardens Declines
70 interfere.

Sea Giri. y. j.. July Sl.-The New
Jersey state board OF psrdons met at
the governors cottage here and gave
null consideration TO the cases OF
Richard ponegan. convicted Of the
murder Of e woman n, Fort Norris. and
Walter Zeilev. convicted OF the muir
der OF his grandfather. II WAS decided
20 refuse stay In both cases. and the
Law will take its course.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-08-03
RACE AROUND LONG ISLAND

Yachts Saih7S From New York 70
Aontsuk. Then % New Roeheli-.
New York. July Si.--A lonE distance
sailing race that is cNpec.s 10 DO
much TO populari1s that fOrb OF out
coor sport is the race around Ions
fsiand which started from the Allan.
tic Yacht clubs house on Sea Gate to
day. Il Is the intention OF the ATTAIN
PC and New Rochelle Yacht clubs un.
der whose auspices the race Is being
sailed. 70 make the event an annual
anair.
Among the contestants In today's
race are craft from Massachusetts
and Nsrragansett. as well as boats
representing the local clubs and the
Long Island sound clubs. The race Is
for boats not over fifty feet over all
The course is down lower New York
bay 20 the southwest spit buoy. thence
20 and Rrcrnd MOntauk Point. at the
easterly end OF Long Island. and then
through Long Island sound TO New
Rochelle. a distance OF si0 nautical
miles.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-08-03
Southern Railway
3. following schsdals aEarss pssussss -
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schedule effective June 2uth. 1903
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forSauon. and AZ not guaranteed
schedule effective Iuue 9Oth. 1903
rrAiAs 'ssvs Washington rroA New usios
StAnon
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T.Bo = y Dany-Local for RArrsonburF. W
>. % q =. Dsny-Unit>d states Tasa Mall
rrst-risss coaches anddra wins rooE glsIpsfs ~
Birlui nglam Neu Orirans pining R~rrfcs
Al .. n daily hlruingham special anc
T-Osi, mised. through coaches and sisspsr
% c. cmbiA. Savannah ans JAcksoavflia
Sleeper ~ augusta and Aiken. Sisepers b Biz
mlngAam Dining car service. Tnurisa 70 Cali
fornis Monday. "Wednesday and Friday.
As p N " eek Days-LoeAi tor hsrnsonours
snd UaJ StAuons On Manassas lraneh.
AA n Dany-LOcal for Warrsntos sud
Ie.l0 .. N. Daily-Ses York and Chattaneoaa
Limited wis Lynehbursl-F1rss class eoaeh ano
aoofA. slssDsr - sew oriesns- Diningcar
lea ,. n. Dany-Seu York Atlanta Ano Ssu
Orleans LimiAed-An Pullman trains. club and
oosexyauon ears 20 EsS Orieansi sleeper -
Ashyihs: tHAnaa. hsS OrisAnH siesper 20
snAnote- Dining-csr services
4lo . H. Daily Memphis Special Through
sleepers and coaches 70 Roanoke. kno1vile.
Chattanooga and Memphis. Washington sleeper
open 1890 p. IA. DiDiHg car service.
Through trains from axe sosth arrive wash
ingson 50 q n ESQ a. N. ioto a m.
daily. Rarrisonburg las ?. n week Gays and
S-se p-E- daily. Pros ChArlossssviIis. ale a n.
Trains leave Richmond. 10. IS a. IN. and II Is d
M. Daily Express for all points South.
$50 a. n Daily Local for Danville and
Charlotte.
800 p. IN. except Sunday. Local for Keysviue
40 a. IN except sunday and 2i5 D. m
Point.
$50 p. IN. except sunday for West Point con-
nesting With York River Line for Baltimore
Monday Wednesday and Friday.
I1ekesa. slespingcar reservations. and detailed
mormAecn can be had ~ ticker ones, foS ISsh
a.. eoa % and New Union station
3aeEags ehseksc through iroa hotsis and rss'
fences. Sab service.
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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-08-03
sleenina Potion Kills Pastor.

Rochester. y. Y. July 81. - Rev.
Lewis Weis. Of Bradford. Pa. was
found in a stupor in bed IN hotel
here and died later. Death was caused
from an overdose OF a sleeping potion.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-08-03
chIeaao 70 Aave Bic car.Makinn Plan

Chicago to Have Big car-Making Plant
Pittsburg, July 81. - The Pressed
Steel Car company viii build a 81 500
600 plant at Chicago. for making pas
senger cars. The strike at McKee's
Rocks prevented the location OF the
Piant there
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-08-03

Denver. Colo. July 31.-Phlladelphia
Jack O'Brien had the better of jim
Flynn. the Pueblo fireman. in a six
round go at the Auditorium.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-08-03
W. 8. EMBREY

lsuecessorto Embrey 3 Bergman. ]
Dealer In Railroad Gross Ties, Cedar
Posts, Spokes and Hoops. Keeps
constantly on hand a large supply Of
Baled Hay aud Mil Feed Once noar
railroad Depot, Fredericksburg, Va.
Also Agent for PAGE wire Pansa Go.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-08-03
BEWARE OF OINTMENTs FOR
THAT CONTAIN MERCURY

az mercury will surely destroy the sense
oil smell and completely derange the
whole system when entering II through
the mucous surfaces. Such articles
should never be used except on prescrip-
lions from reputable physicians, as the
damage they will do Is ten fold to good
you can possibly derive from them.
Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured by
+. j. Cheney 4 Co. Toledo, o., con.
talns no mercury, and IL takeu inter
naily. acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces Of the system. In buy
Ing Halls Catarrh Cure be sure you get
the genuine. IL IL taken internally and
made IN Toledo, Ohio, by +. j. Cheney
Il Co. Testim snials free
Sold By druggists. Price. 75c. per
bottle.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-08-03
THAW, UNDER FIRE
OF JUDGE, CONFUSED
Judge lhiimdteS Interference
With Counsel Hurts Case.

White Plains y. Y. July Silt was
the Judge not the prosecution. who
rutied the assurance OF Harry X. Thaw
on the witness stand Exaggerated
ego. the insane delusion that the pos
SCISSOR is person of supreme ability
and Importance may prove the bar
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-08-03
EmbezsIer sec Four Year,.

Trenton, y. j., July 31.--John G. "
Carter was sentenced by Judge Gnich.
tel to four years in the New Jersey
state prison for embezzling $3.50 from
his brother-in-law. Assistant City En-
gineer Harry Harris. Jr.. OF Trenton
Carter had been entrusted with the
money to make payment on a house
Harris was having built.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-08-03
Train KIM Pennsv Tieket Accent

Altoona. Pa. July 3l-A. c. Tyson.
the Pennsylvania railroad ticket and
freight agent at Union Furnace. Hunt
ingdon county attempted to cross the
tracks near his Office in front OF an
approaching locomotive and was run
over and killed
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-08-03
Frank W. Leach Gets Post.

Washington. July 81 - President
Taft has named Frank W. Leach. Of
New Jersey. as collector OF customs
for the Little Egg Harbor district OF
New Jersey. Mr.. Leach was at one
time a well known Republican politi-
clan in Pennsylvania
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-08-03

Davenport. Ia. July 3f.-"Unluchy
jim" a clam dredger. who bore that
name because he had a wife and nine
children and had never made good
find" discovered a $4,000 pearl in a
clam he opened near Lansing
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-08-03
lie Nearoes sho, bx MOI.

Opelousas. La. July 31.-Onexzime
Thomas and Emile Antoine. negroes.
who were being brought 10 Jail here
by two deputy sherins. were taken
from the officers and shot to death.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-02-05

Bible Training Glass OF the Christian
Church meets every Tuesday night at
the City Hall. Come and learn the BIZ
BILE. Every one invited. W. II. RUE
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-02-05

cess Of the amount actually unpaid
upon his stock subscription whether
the price paid by him for his shares
shall be less than par or otherwise.
2. No debts shall be incurred by
officers or directors of said corporation
exceeding sixty-slA and two-thirds (66l)
per cent OF the amount Of money ac-
tually paid in or property on hand at
the time Of the contracting Of such OBJ.
legation.
3. The private capital Of stockholders
shall not be liable for the debts of the
corporation.
Witness Our Hands and seals this
2Srd day Of January, 1909.
Alfred Strum
Herbert ID. Green
George w. LETTER
Lucian G, Brtton
Charles 4. Hearn
Territory Of New nexico, ISIS
County Of Luna. 100
On this 26th day January, 1909, be-
fore me the undersigned,a Notary Pub.
lie in and for the County of Luna and
Territory Of New Mexico, personally
came Alfred Strum, Herbert ID. Green,
George W. Letter, Lucian G. Britton
and Charles Hearn TO me personally
known to be the same persons who ex.
ecuted the above and foregoing cert.
ficate Of kon-Liability, and they did
then and there each for himself and not
one for the others, acknowledge to me
that they signed and executed the
same as their own free act and deed
for the uses and purposes therein stat.
ed and set forth.
Witness my hand and Notarial seal
this 18th day of January, 1909.
lsEALl u. Y. hcKeyes,
Notary Public.
ENDORSED.
No. 5773. Cor. Reed. Vol. s, page
$50.
CERTIFICATE OF STOCKHOLDERS
k0N-LlABlLlTY OF Bl-hErAL-
Lie MINING AND MILLING
COMPANY.
Filed in Office of Secretary OF New
Mexico, January q. 1909, 2. n.
NATHAN JAFFA,
Secretary.
Compared o. X. too.
Territory Of New hexico, ..
County Of Luna. SS
! hereby certify that the within in
strument Of writing was filed for record
in my Office on the 18th day Of January,
A. ID. 1909, at 3 O'Clock 80 minutes +.
H., and recorded in Book Of Articles
OF Incorporation.
[sEAL Lee o Lester.
Probate Clerk and TX. 0fiicio Recorder.
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wonders OF the moment. and here at
Che Nnlo Luminicrc every woman iu
amy social evidence at all boasts "a
sealskm coat down 90 bier heels. This
hy The way. is wise provision iu
view OF the scantv amount of under
clothing now worn hy the elogantc.
mid nodings on" beneath. 30 becomes
au imperative need to don furry app
parel cNteriorly. end ono docs not
doubt that this calm acceptance of
tho scalsllin coat viii have an impor-
tant bearing on the continuance of
skin eight costumes. which also re-
minds me that the defuior cri in come
bination suits IS "a Kind of skim AZ
present ann NOT exactly clear
whether this ls some whitfield down
leather substance or an Ingenious
woven fabric. but ] ana Inclined 90 The
former belief as these suits are said
TO work marvcls with cNubcrant hips
reducing them TO the now requisite
proportionutc slmutss. while The
gown SIS built on "a bodice lining that
is 20 all intents aud purposes the
corset
Perhaps those who have some re-
spoct for hycicnc win bc Interested in
knowing that the skin disposes Of the
inevitable Precipitation sec up oy this
tight undergsrment whether woven on
some natural product as the surface
is altogether too close To- admit of any
thing passing through Wen, we have
yet to learn the secret Meanwhile 1--WE
have visions of Increasing slimncss.
not always proportiouate slimncss,
however. when the form is large and
the skirt is long and tight
How TO Wear the Big Fur Toque.
To come back to furs the Parisienne
wears her big. uuwieldly fur toque
with a chicucss not achieved 10y other
women except. perhaps the Ameri-
caine. But it's an art, the adjusting
of this queer piece OF millinery 10 is
absolutely necessary 20 arrive &C just
tho right position for the toquo. Il
must not look as if 10 We're about 20
descend and smother its wcarcr but
neither. and this neither" is very inn
portant. must IL look pcrched up Ny
personal taste is against tho use OF
long haired fur toqucs. STILL Dame
Fashion advises differently Skunk is
very fashionable used in this conuec-
ton. and so is fox. Probably, though
the ideal skin is sable. and side boy
side with sable we might place crmiuo.
Rather fascinating toqucs. and COM
psratiVoly inexpensive. are those
which show "a rounded crown of white
msrabou and border of mink with
couple of aigrets. one white and the
other brown, iutting out at one side
a toque Of this kind is only suitable
for afternoon wear, but with a tailor
made visiting dress of nut brown
cloth IL would be most effective.
A really delightful sot-stolc. mum
and toQuc-can be made OF marabou
in the natural shade with bands OF
tucked mirror velvet arranged alter
nately with bands of feathers. I'm ar
ranging marabou I'm this way the mun /
and stole should be of generous pro
portions, and a number of tails may
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For evenings, when a low necked
gown Is worn. Fifth avenue shOemalS-
ers are selling high boots of satin 10
match the dress.
White cravenette boots are another
novelty They are stunning when
worn with white cloth costumes and
can be cleaned far more easily than
suede
The doom Of the slipper and Of the
pump has sounded.
Advertisement soliciting IS "a form OF
earning a living that appeals 10 many
women because of the large returns
(when you do get 'em). OF course you
must have natural gifts to succeed at
this. It's a case of neither being 20
bold nor too shy. And also you must
be convinced that the medium OF adj
vertising you offer is a good one for
the prospective buyer of space. II
YOU are not convinced yourself you
never can persuade others. no matter
how hard you try.
You should never ask people who
sell frivolous things 20 advertise in a
serious magazine. nor the other way
around. sense Of the fitness Of
things Is one of the most useful ass
sets in this business.
Soliciting advertisements for thoator
programs Is even better than doing a.
for magazines. From soliciting ads.
90 writing them is only one other step.
and this field offers great opportuni-
ties 20 the woman who is original
Chance For the Domestic Woman.
n seems 90 me there is "a great de-
mand for genuine humor in chudrou's
verses. but We don't get &c.
Ye gods and little fishes. the output
this year was even moro dolofm than
usual
The hardest thing 10 draw is "a baby
or % small child. and The hardest
thing 20 write is nonsense verse. not
for groWnups. bat for Tho Riddles.
Why doesn't some bright woman
who makes hlt with her own chill
drcn tclling them stories try Dor hand
nt tl.st Do sho win just write down
tne simple tales u the same mueme.
that Fhe tells Them other children .re
sure TO hc interested also Tho shorter
TH.nIstfH0
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- gSapLENDOR AND BEAUTY IN THE FASHIONS OF PARIS :

boo uscd with eood eject Tho crow,
of the toquc should Do covered eofI'
with thr same velvet as that used f,.
th. tucked bands ror the woman
who cannot afford costly sots off r.,
tlis maubou is real boon. and oven
for those t0 whom money seems to l.
off ittlo consequence e. picurcson.
set cot mHrahou is ~ thing of vaiu.
Bands OFF tucked chiffon or mous-
scliue mn, ho employed instead of us
yclvct hut che set chem becomes sun.
nhlc only for wear upon occasions of
ceremony for weddings concerts and
tho ihcatcr
Do seems to mo to be unfortunate
tmt pausiuu minincrs. some of them
at least should have turned their af.
fcctions ou uucurlcd ostrich feathers
So pne cam really defend these hide.
our THINGS At hcir very best tho,
are mudy FOB appearance. and in
cheap quality the uucurlcd ostrich
feather De- q thing which surely draws
tears from the angels And yet man,
stunning hats show these horrible
feathers stuck up at ono side and
wobbhug dcliriously ovor the crown
q season or two ago the Parlsionucs
en- n''s-' accepted 'ho uncurled icsth-
or hut the iad did not last very long
II is rather surprising 10 see it re-
vivcd $50 quickly and we only hope
That It's lite VIII be short ana unsuc-
cesstul
on tho important subject of wells
must give YOU Tip. Exceedingly be-
coming is the ven of finest NUT brown
tullc dotted AN over with tiny black
pin spots This dainty piece OF face
covering is rather expensive, and I
have not set seen IL sold in any but
very smart millinery establishments.
but IL is cNquisitcly nuttering TO the
complexion. The tullc of the veil must
De in tho true nut brown shade and
the pin spots very light and close to-
s'l'''' H"Fv wv W lue same
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My friends 81 YOU haven't much
money give up an idea of having dress
accessories. Shun tho ribbon and the
fancy belt counters as you would the
plague-no cloth top shoes for you
no chiffon wells no cheap satin jump,
effects, no lace berthas. These things
AN cost lot Of money. and they make
a woman look like a fancy pincushion.
an odds and ends and little bows that
stick out an over her. meaning moth
ing.
When you have a dress made try 20
see how much trimming you can take
OF. instead OF how much you can add.
10 is the cheap dressmaker who costs
The most in the end. She wants a lot
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lands touched up most dolicatcly and
artlstically; AN animal pictures like
lions behind real bars dogs ian highly
ornamental gilt frames and horses in
SO called sporting frames with horse
shoes. riding crops etc, I'm relief; aU
sickly sentimental subjects and maud
lin childish oncs-in a word. the
popular" kind OF cart" faulty in line
and crude in coloring. We can neither
afford TO let our own nor our children's
taste deteriorato by continually look
ing at that sort OF caricature.
Better few plain prints or illus
trations cut from first class maya
zines. Failing that, let us have the
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and ready made shops. Hor dresses.
it is true. come 10 less than Mrs. A.
pays for her two. but what is the re-
sult2 Mrs A. can wear her gowns
for two or three years. often longer,
because the cut ana mt are irroproach-
able and the materials well chosen.
Mrs. y. is pcrpetually ripping and maxi
ing over her things, and as the nimsv
materials can't stand that sort OF
treatment she looks shabby an the
time.
Mrs. AS gowns are very plain There
are no cheap net guimpes 90 break
and soil, no sashos or tulle jabots that
grow mussy and have 20 be replaced
She depends entirely ON the good cut
and good ht Of the dress 20 give her
style
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implicitly In Dress Is Woman'S Winning Card;
Triumph Of the Pretty Foot In Dainty Boot

y WOULD like 20 speak on the sub
joct of "tacky' dressing.
10 is usually the woman Of
n small means who fails in this
way while she who can afford an the
rosettes laccs and fancy sashcs I'm the
world dresses in the simplest manner
possible.
"Oh, but simplicity OF that sort Is
expensive" ! hear some one exclaim.
D. zee Wei. lct as see.
have two friends ono, Mrs A.,
has "a couple of new dresses "a year
These are made at the best shop. The
material Be- excellent ia quality and
the style conservative. The other wo-
man. Mrs. D.. has half a dozen or more
limsy frocks made IN the styles
usually affected by cheap dressmnkcrs
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ARTS. Jan. 2-nuay and tale
- high and low rich aud poor
here in Paris oro 600 talking
about THE stc.nhou casc Per.
sonally ! avoid newspaper horrors o..
conducive to bad dreams and Oh,
destruction of ouc's optimistic views
ou human mature. but in This instance
whether ono reads thc papers or not
DO is impossible to possess 0ne's soul
lu hlissfu Ignorance. Ou th. Motro
oNcrv passenger is hidden behind @
journal reviewing ,his tragedy 1n
vain DO wo han Tho humble omnibus
because tho driver De- reading hc Date
est edition of She Matin. lu rostou-
rants tho air ls heavy with theories
concerning tho celebrated case. and o.
every drawing room from that of
Mime ia Marouisc to chat of tIe most
modest of uottcs bourgeoiso the cone
vcrsation turns solely upon the one
cnthralnng subject
only yesterday ] met at % house Of
a friend the wife of prominent man
in The automobile world. and She ate
taincd dizzy height of popularity
because she had met Nine Stcinhci
in the past She described her as
small and dark. with a snaly kind Of
figure and "a soft voice. Her many
airs and graccs impressed honest woe
mon unpleasantly. Her husband, said
this informant, had the air OF
frightened dog when I'm her presence.
Probably De knew an too well the MAJ
turo of the woman. and charm she
never 30 wisely he could not forget it.
The whole thing is "A story NJ for the
pen Of Edgar Allan poo-mysteri0Us
and grcwsone--and unhappily Il has
brought pain and sorrow 20 two wo-
mon who are not only innocent Of any
thing 10 do with 10. but who have 10y
thoir useful unselhsh lives made them
selves beloved by an classes In France
] refer, Of course 10 Nine. Faure and
Nine Iauro Goyan I'm having the
name OF their husband and father
brought mp in connection with any
thing 50 unpleasant
A Question Of Period.
There is an amusing question put
boy NJ Franc Nohain. the wen known
humorist. Co the readers Of popular
magazine. "At what period would you
have liked TO llvc?' Many replies.
j believe. have been sent IN, but
only those OF celebrities have boon
recorded Tho first among these. VI.
R0dIn the famous sculptor. says that
ho wished he had been "a contemporary
of pcriclcs the period OF ancient
Greek sculpture NJ. Rochofort's de-
sire was 60 have been born before
man made his appearance ON earth.
- misht" ho said. "havc had some
trouble with the mastodons. but 1
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the words and tho more colloqmal the
phrases tho better
Here is chance for the woman of
purely domestic type She is he
One who can write tho best verses ANA
stories for tho tiuy tots if she VIII %
takes the mother heart 60 understand
tho child
Unfortunately. alas. With chat Door
sonse of the fitness of things which
Keeps your seA whore b. a.. as ga rulr
% is tHo domestic woman who irir.
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-- to such or sues "a charity. and
after few days thc hoax was dis
covered But sardou did not quite
relish that kind of Joke
no talk of furs. The pcits of the vim
Cor ore particularly luxurious. and
everything conceivable that the FUR
riors can do to make us feel COM
Portable is being done Each week
seems to bring with its advent now
fancy The number of women ono
mcots about wearing superb pointed
fox sets is merely one OF the many
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philosopher Ito urefcrs the present
TO the past and tho future 90 tho pres
emit
j really should talk about fashions.
but J viii ten you of some practical
jokes J heard recently about the late
A. Sardou Poor Sardou was COM
stanuy the victim OF Che funny man.
Although very rich. The dramatist was
Inclined TO bo very nigsardlv when
ever De produced successful play
notices were sent FOB the press that
M. S3rdou had just handed check OF