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Evening journal., 1910-01-11
OTHER VARIETIES

'The Woman with tho sorpents Tongue"
Too briefly thus tho poet sung
Inadoquately IL must DO
with such a broad variety.
For ], a lesser poet, might
Add to this tip. by day and night,
''The Woman with the Puff and Rat
'The Woman with tho Bushel Hat"
''TheWoman in the Crowded Car
Who makes us stand. though riding far:
"The Woman with tho Voice of Scorn'
When we bump in at carly morn.
''The Woman with the Hipless Hip
All corset-covered. tip 70 tip;
'The Woman with the New Receipt
Which some poor luclSlcss dub must cat.
''The Woman with the Appetite"
Whom after show we feed at night:
'''The Woman with the Rosebud Paint
Although We know tho natural amt
II we were much inclined 10 knock.
or stand enough TO stand the shock.
We'd add. while Watson one type sings.
''The Woman with a. lot .of Thines.
Nashville TenEcssean.
Evening journal., 1910-01-11
HOW TO FORGET
YOUR SWEETHEART

An Atchison young lady had a heart
that ached, her haney boy having
taken his affections elsewhere, and her
father recently shut himself up with
her 70 reason with her, says the Atchi-
son Globe.
''The honey boy averaged spending
fifty cents a week on you,' he said.
Here's a dollar n week TO take his
place Every time he called he cleaned
out tho refrigerator; you mother will
see TO It that your brothers do this in
the future. He kept you up late
nights. Your baby sister is cross, and,
hereafter you win let the baby doNhis
for you. He took possession of the
most comfortable rocker on the porch;
when you look at that rocker in the
future il win not be empty, bringing
tho pang TO your heart that your silly
novels tell about; IL win be occupied
by the man who paid for il. and that's
me- Your mother and I stayed by you
through collie and teething, 9Ed are go
ing 20 get you through tbis if we have
TO take turns spanking You. Now
take your eyes off the r9 9oon and look at
the dust around youH
Evening journal., 1910-01-11
LIBERALS GAIN IN
LONDON CAMPAIGN

LONDON. Jan. i1-To-day cam
paigning throughout England was de-
cidedly in favor Of the Liberals and
swung the carrying political pendulum
again TO their side. The Liberal
executive committee issued a state
ment this afternoon declaring that
there had been a big liberal improve
ment in the west Of England.
The Liberals now claim that all that
part OF England west and north of a
limo drawn ftom Plymouth to Birming-
ham and thence to Kings Lynn, will
roll up a solid Liberal majority. As
20 the outcome I'm the east Of England,
tho Liberals profess TO be hopeful. bu,
admit that the outcome there is doubt
full
Evening journal., 1910-01-11
DANIEL LAun.

II is announced to-day that Daniel
Laub has purchased the interests Of
his partners Of the Boston Cloak Store,
42i Market street, this city. He will
continue the business under the Same
style as the sole proprietor. Mr.. Laub
is 2S years Of age and unmarried. Be
fore coming to Wilmington he was
cutter with the May Manton Pattern
Company OF New York. Coming to
Wilmington in 1904 as a partner in the
business, he became the active man
ager Of the local store. BY careful
attention TO business he increased his
interest I'm the firm and made many
friends Recently he made his partners
an offer for the entire business, which
was accepted. Mr. Laub attributes
mis- success to his ability as a filter OF
women's garments. He gives this part
Of the business his personal attention.
Mr. Laub hopes to retain the many
customers of this well-known store,
believing that he can do more for his
friends in the capacity Of sole owner
than when he was n manager.
Evening journal., 1910-01-11
FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL

c. l. Hudson and Co.. stated to-day:
London did not follow up yesterdays
late decline here. Latest edvices from
Washington assert that while the Pres
ident's programme regarding railroad
legislation Is likely to go through. there
is little chance Of law regarding fed
eral incorporation. Continue the same
policy as before. Buy on drives for quick
turns Sell on the bulges."
F. d. Lackey & Co., stated this morn
Ing: THE weakness in the general list
this morning was caused by the heavy
selling by houses that were actively en-
gagged in the Rock Island episode Of last
December and such stocks as st. Paul,
Union Pacific and Steel were those chiefly
affected"
Evening journal., 1910-01-11
Muslin Underwear.

We are showing the largest variety of Mus
lin Underwear garments that we have ever
shown
Every garment we guarantee to be made
under the best sanitary conditions. NO
SWEAT SHOP OR CONTRACT WORK
is ever offered our customers. Your best pro-
lection is our carefulness in selecting. Prices
are in every instance based on cotton at 10
cents a pound, while to-day cotton us 10
cents
Corset Covers, soc to $500.
Gowns, $I.oo to $40
Skirts, SI.oo to $40.
Underskirts, 75c to $500
Drawers, SOC to $500.
Chemse, 75c TO $500
You should see the excellent values we are
offering in Nainsool1 Gowns at $Ioo each.
Evening journal., 1910-01-11
Stock n arkets

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
NEW YORK, Jan. u.-Continued weak
ness was shown at the opening and dur
Ing the early trading IN the stock to-
dav. Declines ranging from fractions 70
over one point were shown in nearly
everything traded IN. Wabash issues
alone seemed firm
il ocloclx-Further selling through the
first hour resulting in general losses Of
from one to three points through the list
This was believed to be due to cleaning
up" in preparing for possible action OF
the governors OF the exchange at the
meeting called for tomorrow on the Rock
Island episode. of December q.
Government bonds unchanged; ..other
bonds irregular.
Evening journal., 1910-01-11
COURT HEARS
THE LUFF CASE
Continued From First pavs.

- 80
on him regarding a settlement Of his
loss
James Blessington testified he was
with Luf the night of the supposed
burglary. Witness said he met Lun
in the hotel at Talleyville. Continu-
ing the witness said: I'VE walked
down the pike and Luff left me at his
own gate. Two other men accom-
panied him down the road and Lum
caught up with them. He told them
some one was in the house. Luff and
the other two men went TO Tarey's
FOR gun. They got it and went 70
the house. He was only a few minutes
in the house until he called them into
the house
He saw a dress suit case open on
the floor. They heard a team and Mr.
I.uff. Sr Mrs. Luff and another woman
drove up. The team was put away
and Eugene told his father the things
that were taken from the house."
Father Denies Money Loss.
Harry Luff, father Of Eugene Lun
said no money was secured by the bur-
glars as there was none I'm the house
at the time.
Tho State then rested. l.. Isvinl
Handing. in opening for the defense
said counsel would be justified n
leaving the case IN the jury's hands
but they wished TO place all the evi.
dence Of innocense on the stand. Mr.
Handy said the case was one where
it must be proved that Luff was impli
Gated. The defense would show bs
abundant and disinterested witnesse,
that Luff left the home first that even
ing
Mr.. Handy added that he would show
that he had been robbed, and that h
had 1850
The trial VIII be resumed this af
ternoon.
Evening journal., 1910-01-11
Sale of Linens.

During this. month you can replenish your
linen closet at a great saving. We mention
few of Our best values:
z2-inch wide full bleached Damask, at S1.Io
from SI.5o
Lot of Pattern Cloths in fine bleached Dam
ask, in all the different sizes for round and
square tables, at most marked reductions.
Napkins in 22, "a and 27-inch sizes at one
fourth to one-third off regular prices.
Lunch Cloths, Carving Cloths and Linen
Covers at reduced prices.
Evening journal., 1910-01-11
MAJOR RAYMOND
HERE TOMORROW

Captain L. II. Rand to-day received
word from Major Robert r. Raymond.
of Washington, who will succeed him
as United states engineer Of the Will
mington district, stating that he will
be in Wilmington tomorrow to look
for a house in which to make his
home.
Captain Rand will meet Major Ray
mond and show him about the city.
Evening journal., 1910-01-11
WILL CHARGE COHEN
WITH ABDUCTION

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 11.-Armed
with a warrant charging him with the
abduction of Roberta De Janon. tho
~ year old heircss, who was captured
with the waiter in Chicago yesterday
two detectives are now on their way
to that city to bring back Frederick
Cohen and the girl now held on the
technical charge OF being a runaway.
Notwithstanding the escapade of his
adopted child and despite the bald
statement Of Roberta that she was
an enchantreas that lured Cohen from
his wife. Robert Buist, the girls veal
thy grandfather, is embittered toward
the man he believes responsible for
the state of affairs, and will fight him
with all the strength that the weapons
Of money and influence can WELD
'He has ruined her life. and must
suffer" said the saddened and broken
hearted man this morning as he went
into conference with superintendent
of Police OLeary to determine the
method by which punishment could be
swiftest and surest brought to Cohen
Mrs. Cohen, deserted wife of the
waiter is critically in as a result Of
tho revelation that her husband eloped
with the heiress. Broken in health,
weakened i'm body and mind as the re-
suit of her relentless sea0h for her
spouse. she is today under the care Of
physicians
He's found at last" said Mrs. Co
hen. Il wish ] were able, 1 would go
to him. / knew that he never would
have deserted me unless that girl lurod
him away. And she admits brazenly,
too. that she planned TO win my hus-
band from me. VIII I forgive him
Not now assuredly. I have suffered too
much. But until I can see him, until
can talk to him myself I cannot talk
about thatN
Evening journal., 1910-01-11
Rury Aaed eatekssper rodax.

The funeral OF Alfred Belts. the aged
tollgate keeper, on the Wilmington and
Philadelphia turnpike, who died several
days ago took place from the under
taking parlors of James T. Chandler
here early this afternoon. Interment
was made in the Wilmington and
Brandywine cemetery.
The funeral took place here so that
relative sand friends of the aged man
in this city could attend the services.
Mr. Bettes died at the tollgate house
a. the Farmers Hotel
Evening journal., 1910-01-11
Funera Iof Miss haist-

The funeral of Esther c. Haist. the
l4-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
George II. Haist, Of No. s24 West Fifth
street, who died on Sunday, will take
place tomorrow afternoon erom the
home of the parents at . o'clock. In
terment will be I'm SilverbroolS ceme-
terry. The young woman became fatally
i'll after a fainting spell.
Evening journal., 1910-01-11
Kennard g. Co.
621-623 Market Street

Roumania has 100000 inhabitants,
Of whom $4,000 are blind.
Coolies in Borneo are indentnred at
SIS to SIS a year, with board and
clothing.
Professor Lancaster says there have
never been any large flying animals.
and 50 there cannot be any large hy1
ing machines X
Evening journal., 1910-01-11
COUNTY BALANCES

County Treasurer Robert NJ. Burns
reported to the Levy Court to-day the
following balances:
Levy Court, S1sS. .2SsSS; bond issue,
No. /, s6l9.75; bond issue No. 2, $685.
1884: miscellaneous roads, $35TO3;
Chrstiana. SS,255.71; Mill Creek, $2,S17.-
20; White Clay Creek, S15O.9S; Pencader.
$1.1O2.S1; New Castle. s2.SO676; Red
Lion. SS2O.66; st. Georges. $49TO.96; APP
poquiniminlS. S1,546.41; Blackbird, $S91.-
II; Brandywlne. $7S0.11.
Evening journal., 1910-01-11
oO5-6O7-6OO rIarket Street

John d. Rockefeller William Rookie
feiler II. NJ. Flagler. John d. Archbold.
G. NJ. Pratt, c. NJ. Hardness, Il. II. Bed
ford, Walter Jennings, J. A. Moffett.
n. II. Payne. A. c. Bedford. III. G.
Foyer. Jr, H. NJ Clifford, Walter c.
Teagle.
Evening journal., 1910-01-11
CHANDLER q qSSsst1asr E%Sai%sF

No. 214 W. Ninth Street.
Careful attention day OF night
Bodies In Boarding Houses. Hotels
and IIos-'tals removed and cared for
until claimed. Carriages furnished
Appointments flrst-clsss. Both Phones.
Evening journal., 1910-01-11
Doll Sale Profitable.

Tho net proceeds Of the doll sale held
by the Junior Board OF the Homeo-
pathic Hospital recently amounted TO
sSS5. This is the largest sum yet real
lied at one of the sales, and the board
is especially pleased.
Evening journal., 1910-01-11
Lew Count Man Injured.

Levy Court Commissioner w. Frank
Taylor, Of Hockessin. was unable to
be present at the meeting Of the Levy
Court today. He is suffering from
an injured hip as he fell on an icy
pavement yesterday.
Evening journal., 1910-01-11
snrinn Water at a RaII.

The Kiamensi Springs Company
very kindly supplied the spring water
used last Thursday night at the ball
Of the Temple of Truth. 1t was used
on the table and in making coffee and
punch throughout the evening.
Evening journal., 1910-01-11
COUNTY PAYS $4,000 TO
OPEN SNOW FILLED ROADS

Another large number of bills for
opening the county roads after the
recent heavy fall of snow were paid
to-day by the Levy Court IL cost
about $1,000 to open the roads.
Evening journal., 1910-01-11
Home joys.
want want ash a Sixteenth wlffe7"

"why do you want sixteenth wlffe?''
inquired the traveller.
Anything for quiet life" explained
the nabob Of Afghanistan. "Then my
harem can make up four tables at pro-
gresslve euchre."-Pittsburg Post.
Evening journal., 1910-01-11
Standard oil Re-sIeots Directors.

NEW YORK., Jan. 1T--Af the an-
nuai meeting Of the STANDARD Oh Co.
OF New Jersey. held at Bayonne. ~ j.
today the following directors We're re-
elccted for ensuing year:
Evening journal., 1910-01-11

The International Anticigarette
League has $1,000 members. who are
pledged 10 abstain from tobacco until
they are 21 years OF age.
Evening journal., 1910-01-11

Am. Locomoti 5sH Nor. Pacific I4r4
Anal. Copper. e75s Norfolk&West 90
Am. Smelling IooA NJ 'rn Cen IISL
Am. Sugar CoG23 Peoples Gas ITA
Atch T. Il 8. I7o7s Pennsylvania I351s
Asphalt Com. 32H Phila. Rap. ass
B. & o.. Ii7A Phila. Compa 81
Brooklyn r. 7. 7S3i Phila. ElectricI44
Ten1 Leather 46 y Reading 100
Ches. & Ohio. 90 Is Rock Island .. 45%
Cambria Steel s21sl St. Paul ...I5S4
Denver 6 r. Gao$ Southern Pac I34%
Erie Common 33A South. Com. 81
Erie Ist pfd ... 81 Tononah 6%
Elec. OF Amer. l7% UnitedGaslmp e4%
Louisville & l-s6% Union Pacif 1904
Lehlgh Nav. I22HIU. S. ST. Com S7H
Oh. Valley los u. S. St PrelI25f
Missouri Pac.. 7oZ Wabash Pref s4Z
Mo. Kan * Te ass Western Unio 75H
NY. Central I773f
Reported daily by r. D. Lsekey &
Co., bankers and brokers, members
Philadelphia Stock Exchange, s4s Mar
ket st.
Evening journal., 1910-01-11

ais p. m. quotations from 2. o
Laekey G. Co., Bankers and Brokers,
members Philadelphia Stock Exchange.
94s Market street. Wilmington. Del.
Evening journal., 1910-01-11
Sale of Bedding.

All odd lots of Blankets, Down Quilts and
Cotton Comfortables go into this sale, all new
this season and all perfect in every way.
Lot Of FULL SIZE satine covered Down
filled Comfortables at 1896 from $500.
Same size and grade, made with contrasting
borders, $500 from $3.50.
Silk covered Down Quilts reduced as fol-
lows:
700 from $1,000
S 600 from 300.
$IIoo from $500.
A few Cotton Comfortables ats reduced
prices.
From our large Blanket stock you can Sc
cure the following splendid values:
S3.o5 from $500
5000 from $780,
$500 from $3.75 in grey
Crib Blankets reduced as follows:
$3.50 from $3.50.
$2.25 from $500
SI.75 from $3.50.
Cotton Crib Blankets reduced as follows
75c from SI.oO.
ooc from SI.25.
SIPS from SI.75.
Evening journal., 1910-01-11
January Garment Sale.

The crowds that are daily taking advantage
of the money-saving opportunities now being
offered in our garment department is the best
for them.
Never have we had such a splendid assort-
ment to offer customers more styles of Suits,
more styles of Goats and Furs and more lib
eral reductions through the entire line You
can save anywhere from $500 to $25.oo on
suit, according to original price.
On Coats, Furs and Fur garments the saw
ings are equally as attractive.
Bear in mind Our new line of ST. Gall EN-
broideries in the very largest variety.
Evening journal., 1910-01-11
DEATHS
~-----~-~-~--~-------~-e-~
Joseph Moore.
CStharine Dean.
Peter w. Burton.
Z sther @, Haist,

HAIST-In this city, on January 9th.
1910, Esther G, daughter of George II.
and Sophia HAST in her 18th year.
Relatives and friends of the family are
Invited to attend the funeral services at
her parents residence. No. S2i West Fifth
street on Wednesday afternoon, January
18th. at o'clock. Interment at Silver
brook Cemetery.
NOORE-Near Porters Station, DEL on
January 9Th, 1910, Abram S. Moore, son
OF the late Joseph Moore, In his slst
year
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend tho funeral, on Wednesday, Janu-
arv 18th. Services at his late home at Il
Of clock m. Interment at Presbyterian
Cemetery, Glasgow, Del.
DEAN-in this city, on January 9th, 1910
C,atharine, wife of Samuel S. DEAN
aged % years.
Relatives and friends arc invited to at
tend the funeral from the residence Of
her father Patrick Dugan, No 602 South
Claymont street, on Wednesday morning,
al q o' clock Requiem mass at st. Mary 3
Church. Interment at Cathedral Gene
tcry.
Evening journal., 1910-01-11

TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.
w INTED~REEfEF cLERK' THREE
w days a week.
MORGAN'S DRUG STORE.
Janl1-lt Third and Franklin SITS
7 OST-COLLIE DOG. BROWN AND
- white, reward II returned to SOUTH
west corner Tenth and Van Buren,
Janil-2t.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FRANK
w fort and Bologna maker, German
STYLE VERNON MELLOTT,
Janl1-3t. Elsmere, Del.
Evening journal., 1910-01-11
Kennard g. Co.
Extraordinary Values
in Our
January Sale.

Honest merchandise at honest reductions
has always been our rule at all times. We
make no attempt by word painting to give a
false idea as to the worth of our offerings. AS
we clean up stocks in every department every
season we make reductions of such liberal
character that the desired end is accomplished.
Those who appreciate merchandise that will
give service should avail themselves of our
offerings. A visit will repay you at all times.
Evening journal., 1910-01-11
Dress Goods. Remnants, all HaIfPrice
What Time VIII the Clock Stop?

ASK Tor Cards for Fridays Clock Sale $500 in Silver will be
distributed to parties holding time: Ss 70 near
est $500 to next nearest on Friday 400 p. M
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NTW> az rIu> IND PIuTR>.
Di<b, b-Ii TO he ks-ks In the New Trityi
~-hru 'Nlka,lo" Iu,npan,

frfsi ~"h"f AMI nv" PLAYERS Geo app-s-
with u'r 100 h.. NEa,lp' ~ tour hsSan
r-h-tr~aI- yesterday pighv B-Il Wrll
b." ~ ~ trauk RusnW orth N1rk Poo
Herbert VA. ROWS POOH Bah. George Ar
I0S. pfsh. Tysh Arthur Cunning ham
re MiSrfD, ka'a tuniyn kGr-br and
TRACE k-nHicIt. P,, y-Ro
E"h-ar~.,lS ~ Eugene Walters nlav
Boots and >addI.'>' wsr" begun by the
~uui,ar'S Yesterday
barney Bernard ami Ice Harrison
a-" 20 APPEAR n ~ AMI l'u~ II bruad~ ay
u-gIuu.rg n"Nt V""s
hlr.-- Fruhuau has entered INTO an
arrangements Wlth Ltshler \ 60 Whereby
Richard B"uu-t' comes under the liebler
management JnrI his now play IL
ready Nr Bennett VIII appear as m" hero
pt Tn" Deep Purpl" the n.w Paul Arm
strong " Ilson Miner collaboration
Ihurlow BERGEN has bern sdisyi o.
ne cast which will present Diploma ~ >
a. MAXIM" EllIott'- Theatre The %; enins
has ha..n postponsi from Monday To-
Tu.=dav night
LOUIS IrausHn has been engaged hv
.V Fi.'d- for the part ~ SGiri n, Mora
100 The SUMMER Widowsrs
40, r,rrformanc.. II 4. 'Enfant PrndiglIe-
go 'ha Liberty Theatre to-day
N~s G'prEi' M"ndum. Hhp appears
a- % now -jau"r ourT.spnndau' m The
49, ~ The Gluhe rhsatre hti a birth
H4, ami hpu-"~ aiming party last night
.. b"r apartment m West FIfty-thirl street
b BE-. .-I..-' - honor vas VI BossI. Mccoy
Ma N"u.n.W Uncle. John brow Mis-.
Jan. laurel and Miss Jan" Oater also
90 nrr thor"
William Morris announces that Io.Oo1
'.pNrr- of admission To- the American
Mv-.. Han Wi, b." Distributed a. reduced
ur."..- ir ~" tenement districts n"Vt
v..N ~ avs the New Theatre Ea-'
~,d' p'rfrrulnc" u"n should no applied
I'D. yt.fi''.l IL"
Beginning nsNt "Wednesday miiw eek
wl'.U"s.- ~ The Commuters will 10
gwen ~ the criterion Theltr"
rSayaH bIv-- Tsirhad IT. ljO'h par.
fprmai... ~ the As'pr Thcitr. iast night
SiN members u the cast have not MISSED
o. p.rfprWIur' Last night two persons
vino nave r.-''u A. N" As'ur Th"4trs tor
every p'~;nrmtnrr siw IN" piece for
m" first 'fu" luay wrr" ~ Pr'H.
tr.I-urrr. AMI John Mullen ticket tikar.
IN" - Huntley and HAITI" William
combination vii open - s"trpn IN -D"C-
prn'Irg tIsm'nfIn@ ~ the IyCeum
Ih"ttrn Dr Monday September 10
M1Uriut Campbell will present VI ~
H"Irl"''r trpS'nan IN Ant I-fnatrinouv-
~ m" Garr,"o Ih"ltr" GA Wednesday
September -. The play j. by Percy
MaCNayr
Ms charlotte / '-llv. vino = 10 have
a role m AliuY WHORE do You liya'-. -
a rirro = former Justice I.ev-ntritt
When CiertrrId" Elliott opens her sea -on
m The DaSu ~ a Tom ,rrow an actor
u"v - America will ply opppSite her
100 no" part 81 The Dandy His name ~
Garter knight A. Arms under King George
~ England The elder Scott -iattsy IL
~ tra head ~ the Hers lds College His
-pu ~ tho DuRfg will wear old shoes and
clothes and q knottNd handkerchief
Florence Gerald will make her debut
IN the Academy % Music stock company
~ fh. r6l" - Samantha HdrkiHs IN Blue
.Ieanr
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CDurS HOuE ron OrER'TTON
Pcs, wheeler sf our Russian Embassy No
turn. TO HaNe Npp~UdlN Renewed.


D., Wh.s.l,r -..rr-tnrv - tho An"ri
An Embassy ~ ~ Potter ,burE iar'l"i
ye.t.-,lav from the Hamburg American
hr.r pr..,d.n, Iiucun into the arms
= In. wife Who vas Mis- Halle Am@lie
Rty.- Mr. Wheeler - her" ~ undergo
,r np.ratirn for appendicitis tie said
yesterday that he was untruublet Nv
the ailm~nt bat that u WAS r~chrf"hi
aid that " was only a question OF tim"
when he would have another attack
Mr. WI e.ler aid cholera was spread
~ an Russia. chiefly hecari-s the peas
antrv made NO effort o. ~vade " nv drink
lns urinfectet water and taking care
Of their diet III" pea -lnt was tatahS''
believing that whether or NOT h" took
precautions - keep himself immun"
n. would be stricken when God wiiled
n Mr. Wheeler sad IN" r"port that
he had attributed the spread oi cho'e .arl
>, the eating 81 Russian caviar as nc.
tlYn He ate caviar himself and had
found no germs m u
Dr Andrew = Draper. State Commits
-iunsr Of Education, who has been throe
months travelling In Norway ana Swenen'
Was al., n passenger by the President
Lincoln lie ~aid he found an eNcellent
system II education M the scandinavian
panInsIla There was practically no
iltrrrcv and tn" method II teaching
FugI-. m the schools left the boys after
thnv wer, through with their -"hnollng
r,ruch more than "a mere smatt"ring ~ IN"
ianguag" --..,
PAINTER who has put un canvas ~" ta'e-
II Glatlv Y of IA eden. Lord Kelvin
and MANY other notlbl" folk II furoP".
o.. r'a- here - paint some american
celebrities BE would not tell their names
frr fear they y nuld not lik" II
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SFFR ,GISTS CiTTLE SHOW
" omen sell Buttons and DecisIm 10 the
staten ISLANDERS.

Owing o. the fact that Mrs Belle 10
Rivera. Mrs Willizm cumming story.
Mrs 4 Palmer ami other leaders
Of non political feminine organizations
are still out - town m" tent set aside
for cllbw omen a. the marlborough Fair
YESTERDAY afternoon was occupied chiefly
by yearners for m" ballot
Mrs Priscilla HacSstaf told IN" sisters
who Looked up az her from IN" rD~ ~
wooden h..nche- ~ front ~ IN" lemon
sd. stand that they were h"ing ruled
by a male mob Miss Chaplin AMI bo'h
the Alberta Hills sold suffrag" literaiur"
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from th. platform. but she said Few
things ~ whispers To Mrs Eva Mcdonald
Val.sh with such effect that when the
latter addre-asd III" crowd n1 the subject
~ trade uniouism among women the
dsvotee- ~ the cause declared she had
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I1-unora - Reilly spoke 81 the wrongs
81 the working girl There uera also
dissertations 90 III" single tax AMI pure
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