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FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London Aug. 19.-Consols closed IN
changed at 50 15-16 for money ana 81 &c, Ior
sccoIIut. Anaconda, was Is lower, al to14;
Canadian Pacific 15s lower, at 1858. Granu
Trunk 4 higher, at 2t9s - .z;,,,,,,+ :
Money was less plentiful ana dlScouhl
rates were firm. , - IL
Dulness prevailed in almost all the &c
narfr1euts of the Stock Exchange. Consols
Continued inactive, gilt-edge securities d- dt-
c1ined q fraction, foreigners were neSlecleu
srd --,Fher shares closed easier
American securities We're quiet ana Ieat-
,,raless during the forenoon Deall:leS were
-onfined 10 professionals and the price
movement was irregular. iAght buylhs
caused an Improvement IN Ile "itei iiooi
and the market closed nfill: -.
TaI1 money in London, 14Gll2 per cent
,,-,en market discount rate Tor snort plllS.
G9l5 per cent; long bills, 2Psg- liz per
cenT- Berlin discount rate. 3%s per cent
paris discount rate, per cent; PARIS eA-
cbenre on London, 70 francs q centlnles ;
EerIin exchange on London, . marks 49t2
psennigs Bar gold, !1s s14d- American
eagles. 76s 5.>d-
p.-ie Aug. 1a-Three per cent rentes
cansed 30 oentirnes lower, at :. francs %
.an.in,es Prices We're STEADY on TIE
BourSe.
12e-,ir Aug. l9-Trading was duh on the
raere Prices declined, following the re-
-sS%,t rf ,,nfs yorable New York adF1ces-
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INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following were the last actual sales
and the closirs, quotations for stocks in
which there We're no transactions yesterday
on the New York Stock Exchange:
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IMPORTS OF DRYGOODS.

Imports and marketings OF drygoods last
week. with comparisons were as follows
i-3st Previous Last
wreck week wear.
Toa fBBo.ts .... 81. $50 9l4 - 054 52I g. 26I 190
Tots TnarEetings.. 3G- l3a 1896 sf5 .. .l37 So
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RAILROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS N''
CAR TRUSTS.
Maturing 1910 .

Maturing 4t-O- 80 II
Furnished By Swartwout 6 APpeHiei-s
Pine street, rp.sr.sszss5
Name Maturity pr al
Atlantic Coast l. 4 {. 1910. ts ~
Sur + & Pitts t4i. = { 1919 -i--' II
Cent of Ga 5}3-S : =. 1@lO- l------- s.. ts|
Cent z r OF y J ? {. 1Sle-'1f----'- II
Ches X Ohio , e. 1910. - .--.-' n
chic & All ++ts-S . c. 1eitSle - 81 81
Chic 4 East Ill 4l.-S . :, 1eloN IT, a. 81
Chic r X 4'2-s 7 c. 1910 ie, '--- - sil
Gin Ham & D 41.-5 {. 1910 - ~ n
Del & Hudson A. y :. 1872 ---.-----' -
Erie 4iis-5 o {. 1910 Il. - II
Hooking VALLEY 44is c, 1slu- - 4.
Hudson & Manhattan 5 p e. lsle ia II
Kan City FL & II 5is c. lSlv~ "a II
Kan City So A. :. 1910 10 ---.+-- q. Fl
Lehigh Val +-+is y :. lSle-- 10. 1900 s., n
Missouri Pac y c 1910 IA. .---'-- "a II
Mobile & Ohio 40 p c. 1910 10 -'-'' ~ Fl
~ Cent Lines ) 2 {, l9lU- - ---'' a. Fl
Mort & West 4 D {. 1910 10 '-'-' - II
PenEsyIvauia S{z-t p c. 1910 ~. ---- 81
81 /, Il : y 4f'=-S D Z, lSltN - 81 II
do guar \ {, & F {. l9ltN IL - II
Seaboard Air L 4is-3 {. lglp- is,- -, 81. II
Southern Ry 3H-4-i-1 2 {. lsIo 81 II
Virginian Ry {. 1910 10 - 81
Wabash r r 4i2-5 c. l9io- =,
Wheel s L. E 41&-5 2 c. l9lV- ---''''
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.
ooroRApo & SOUTHERN

COLORADO & SOUTHERN
An. ssfa $50 sos oea s2sa. .eo1
=t.,'s xoeS u IL iS7472s isse57o 1873 la2
IOWA CENTRAL
81 Tlus IA 354.51o 375,S5e @41''2-
ryTERocEANIc OF MEXICO
>, r..x n Aug. si573S sl5ls5z $llo o., 60
fu,,, S:arr IA ea5, ,o6s a14l6 't'o-4
ae,H;,-r.P POLLS ST. PAUL SACLI STE
MARIE.
. week ,n Aug s4527Tl 1885, So
~ f-.as. IL 2.sl13es 2.o3e97$
MINNEAPOLIS & ST LOUIS
49, so. 357 ss1 2s1 .71s
= sa,T sssk sk.ac IN Aq ~. sse.sSi 535964 4575s7
NATIONAL. OF MEXICO
~ .,.,.,, 50 Aug 81 1s2 ao9 sl.O14s22 S901 164
- 7,S, Az IA 7s1sss3 s59s AL 5,3si, 531
SOUTHERN
>a,,lnsf o. o. NJ 81 os. 0:ss s1o4o7n2 s.o6 800
-, 1.nq ID ss79.a9 e.4isG34 $50 232
DETROIT UNITED.
.-b uk. in July s277.324 s235:596 s2o5 go
san l-JUiy 81 5.2Sl.z45 4@6s%5o 5"25'e'4
PERE MARQUETTE.
Month of July 1910. 1900 Increase.
Gross earnings. S1.3123lo si2l33:'5 sl91ll4
1-.nerses -. a94 392 ss3. S55 10 539
Ne, earnings. ss7sIls ssal.5ss s4G57a
OtlleT income o'rol ''o1 1o'
Total ,uco,ne sss4 ef9 s337 e27 s47o42
Charges -. 3si. .y4G 353 or 4l,512
Deficit Sss7i sl5.41l $3.50
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NEW WORK CITY BONDS.
Furnished by W N Coler & Co, No. As Cedar
street,
Accrued interest TO be added
BALTIMORE STOCKS.

coupons interchangeable. Registered tCou
:,uns. sR-gistered and co,5pGn. 'SterIIng.
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AMERICAN SMELLING EARNINGS
Guggenheim Properties Make hnc'ui
aging Progress.

In it's fiscal year ended April op, Conn
The American Smelling and Rennins Cdiri-
pany earned a surplus available iof ao ner
dends on the common stock OF .~1s,,,Iar
cent and after the payment Oh tio @ baI-
dividends on that issue there Was az :
ance of 81 1,546,27S. compared WIFI 20 of
O5o in the preceding year th far
various trade conditions thal 49, ~
from favorable in the closing TnohtiA ~
the company's year the showing ~ eT- ere
matter of gross and net earnings " oor1-
pany's ability TO pass through perloua,ss ~
low prices for It's metal products WIenooS VIII, ~
encroaching upon the surplus earnlhs7r
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. = Bos'qI,. %
discount; Chicago. soc discount. san I IL
cisco. sight sc premium 1eiesIaP Pr o-1s59c
,oren;un1: New Orleans, conmerGlal -oaooc .o,D
S;Scni1nt hauk 81 premium; Charles'on
S,es,- mar selling l-10c premium: Sl
To,is mar bid, l0c premium asked; mime ne
anoiis Sc premium: Savannah buying o-1'O
discount, selling par
BANK CLEARINGs. = New York ,Gg x, 7o0- TS-
changes s276.I51,570 BALANCES e3S:,,ces tse
Baltimore. exchanges s1o, 90 n, 20 bal
ances S3,9se,o2S-
SILVER MARkET.-Commercla par I5lI- Sllr
- - Mexican silver dollars. 44c Bar
silver IN London closed at "a '-iod' u
cline OF 1-l6d.
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid '-s'' LIS
bon, 500
15ExT~A< EXCHANGE. - Mexican eN-
change on New York is quoted at 2.9l72-
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS. : Receipts
ro-r, customs Yesterday We're $, l,3eo, "a III
ternal revenue. including corporation i"af a;
Ss57 7R4 and miscellaneous S99,9Sl, ioldi VI
g. 292 aI1 against total expenditures Oh ol
,5iparv account of s, ,5lS. 4eS. For the nloIIii
"a date ordinary receipts have beeIl SS1''IS o.
7a5 and ordinary expenditures sss.'o''esI' e.
excess OF expenditures alfountlis srIi,,s al ,s1-1- T
80 552 For fhe fiscal year TO date OF Ia
1-ecejDts have been $50. 14l, against Sof,-
sqI G7s in the same period OF 1859 ana oI =
dinarv expenditures Sl02SisVo', asalnso s
SIG. 20 $40 in 1903 the excess OF expenditures
.i,iS vssr anountiny TO s13. ,3d9, compared
zr-i,l7 afa excess of expenditures iaSt yea
az soo SSs 562 Including Panama CallaI aG,
co,1nf and public debt. the excess OF dl,
sxpsnditures over receipts since JulE l
a19orn,ed 10 81 7OS ~. against an excess
-, t,1e corresponding period a year ago OF
SO. .099, ,s73.
S1-R-TREASTRT. The Sub Treasury
v-as dehfor 10 the Clearing House N.le9'Vol'
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PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Charles II. Barney & Co, No. .
Broad street New York. and No. 122 South
4th street, Philadelpilia.l
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FURNISHED by ]. Thomas Reinhardt. No. IS
Broad street New York, and No. 81 DeE-
onshre street, Roston.b
New-York tribune., 1910-08-20

In his report to the stockholders the
president of the company. Daniel Guggen-
helm. says in part:
There has been practically no change in
the market values of the various metal
year The company, therefore. has not
been able to reap the benefit of any en-
larged production OF ore or increased ,,1siI dg
note also that the earnings OF the COM
pany have remained practically the same
as for the preceding year Under the CIR
cumstances, with copper. lead and silver
as low, or even lower than the prices pre-
vailing during the recent panic. | feel that
that the company has been able to con-
tinue to pay per cent on the common
stock in addition TO the regular per cent
on the preferred stock, and show surplus
earnings of s1,546,27S.
THE appropriation from earnings Tor re,
pairs, betterments. new conssruction ana
improvements. amounting to Sl.324,348, IS
considerably in excess Of similar expendi-
lures for the preceding year our a.
rectors have felt that in keeping the WorEs
of the company fully and efficiently
equipped TO the necessary capacity, ana
with the constantly increasing mechanical
facilities made necessary by increasing
cost of labor and material, they have been
warranted in the conclusion that the prop
erty account should neither be decreased
per material have required an increase
during the last year in the capacity of the
Perth Amboy refinery, which increase mas
been provided. Your directors have also
felt warranted in acquiring property IN
Mexico which they believe in the near
future will add another profit making
unit.
The American SmeIters Securities Com
pany shows marked gains in earnings,
which to holders of American Smelling
and Refining Company securities will prove
most gratifying, as tWo-thirds of the sur
plus net earnings of the Securities COM
pany, after the payment OF dividends on
the preferred stocks, practically belong
to the American Smelling and Refining
Company account Of the ownership by
the latter company of the larger part or
the Securities companys stock The
detailed earnings for the year ended May
ST. 1910, follow:
1910 1909 Increase.
Earnings ... s1215, 475 s., ,43O O66 s1,IS3. i09
Deduct:
Interest. tax and - M.
general exp 1,2D,5Jo i, l1-.-ol SS--S5
Ord. rep and 80 .o
better fS"roCV o9l-o'S 4Vo'~''
Total ded'tions s2o11.1 164 s1so3, $40 s2o7,5
Net earnings. !, Do, 80 g. SO, 4c6 1,5Ij,se4
Appro. for new
const improve, 80 -,
etc. ~l,o4o'coo t>O,oof
Net income. So, 65s. AS sao41.e4s 1912. .4os
Pfd dividends. 2.520.OOO 100000 -
surp for ear.ts11ss 80 s521. .94s s6I2 4es 4.s
Prev sruplus..- oo4.i io2 35.IU3 oZi'O+5
Total surplus. 81 SIS, 1871 s554. 752 81 49, 44o
sIncludes appropriation for revaluation OF
metals s5I6. I25 and appropriation for reyalua-
ton of investments, $500 700
+Equal TO III per cent on 30.OoO,OoO common
stock, as against LIB per cent on same STOCK
last year.
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BON DS.

Sc. coo Bing & Gar 6s1os los los los
5000 Braden Cop $500 101I 10" zoos.
Il, 900 West Pac 5s..- o3I3 o31 93@s 93As
sod lots. fSeIls cents per share.
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PUBLIC UTILITY SECURITIES.

nFcrTished by Williams. Mcconnell & Coleman
10 &" Wall street)
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BOSTON CURB STOCKS.

5000 III Ref 4s 9614 1000 West F IS. 81
Total sales of bonds 81, ,209. 600.
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BOSTON STOCKS.

Furnished by r. l. Day * Co. No n Wall
street,
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Berlin, Aug l9-Trading. Tss dull +6a on 1e Te
-. - ,,,,fs vorable New York adEfces-
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CHICAGO STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Curtis & Sanger. No
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OF course the formal and artificial Ear.
den - the Kind that provides the nas'
background for me woman who wants a.
be Photographed in her garden no
French beauties Of tho seventeenth and
eighteenth centuries were painted IN then
gardsnsa nd would undoubtedly have been
ho'oS1aphed there had the camera hesr
A. accessible 80 them as u "a to-day The
pprtrl1 at Miss Dorothy Wilde. daughter
uf Nlrs. Henry Si"g~l was taken in the FOR.
ma. "a ,dar of the Siegel country home ~
MamarueCk IN WestChester The garden.
with itsg white pabbla walks. it's lorna Nv
cut buXInd it, marble benches. SURROUNDS
a marbl" fountain siIrrnounted hy a statue
Of Cup.d
An inter-s' ing detail 80 the decoration
"a this garden - - he found IN the crIsf.
ions on the Italian marble henches Thsv
are made - striped material N rUrA
and color aud add bizarre touch cf
leautv 80 m" cold marble decoraii11
Then they are also capsule II adding a
degree az comfort that IN. henrrs,
would not ntherw lse pnsseSs
Mrs Henry S,eg-i picture shows
another view ~ this garden. which liss
directly m front of the hou-c IN artistic
touch Geo th" artificial and formal charac.
ter u such pictures Is impaired 90 tts
cas-" hv 20" urU-snC" = N" parrot taking
It= noon sim ta. d uu pn.. ~ the parhlsi
wake LIk" many formal gardens thli
ara Intended ~ serve IN a way as a ter-ar.
there are few oolored beds in flowers hs-s
The green 10 the shrubs and tres NJ.
dominates
Mr. and Mrs J Howard Ford Vho snr,,
last " inter- az the Plaza. have thor ru,ln.
try home A. stony Ford. u-.
Ford was Miss ~ p Rertha Nar..r a,
was while Miss GRAY Wilson dargh'
81 IN" Governor General ~ BERMUDA We
visiting them that she posed Tor tho q. 4.
turr shown herr
Mrs Gould's country home a. Tar~r-
town sits high On hill from which ,Ea
pergola commands view ~ 'fa Hafsr1
River running north and south for NAM
miles
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lax Of stimulation or. winch j. NOR"
likely To the benumbing 81 th.. fac il'i,--
nv Opium smoking
For Sh"n- ~ one ~ ~. worst ~ IA.
provinces ~ this rr-p-ct and the men
are wJr-- han tn men n - estimated
thai nine out u ten women over ~ -mpk..
Beyond Was nag poppy fields begau ~ Ap-
pear and south from Fengsiaugfu ~"
passed hundreds ~ them tbprt ~"
capital IL has com" - 10 disrsrnIiahl- -
grow IN" poppy II ~ planted ~ small
patches IN ONT ~ the way placer aud some
times the leaves and fowars ar. ,l.r ~ -u
it cannot be- recogniz -d a. a distance
The poppy 10 hy far the u.s, paving
crop aud when interf.r'-d with he. FARMERS
are near 10 rabelhng Two stages west
u Sianfu the district mARIstfat. went put
IN April With q few -Dldi"r- 80 destroy the
poppy III" fsrHers allied with their
forks and HicklDs and he mad To- flee for hIz
w" Nv kansiIh the TuaBdsTIHz stand ~
fear ~ their Nnro Mohamn"'iau -ubjept-
and the poppy n grown 10 m. did VAy
Silll the r..durtIpn IN Iypupy acr.ag,. IN
ShsnHt has bs.en 20 90 NJ ~ cent and the
enormous crop - wheat ~ sod ~ this first
wear II poppy prohibition vii AID newt
years efforts
ina all directions me notes hos, N. ten.
rle stand IN their own hight 10y n-gl-cfug
20 protect rumfnpn interests from th,. ct
Ctuachneni - individuals Ih. ., adsi,l..
bitches are baii-d oIt ~ g''1 iittis fash.r, ~
a fingers length baCAu-e what one, docs
not take another viii Zach bunch ~
wild -traWb"Triea beng picked ~ soon a.
une berry turns red most IS h.. Wild Der
riss come To the market unriIs. and not ~
70 eat After rain IN. great road lung
kWan - Sianfu T. . 'aanHi from which the
water has no exit The mulo mt-cls
wasted during the week ~ pulling arts
through the quagrniTe would raUatr the
road Tor year For fuflpng or moro on
each side 81 a village the stone paved road
over Tiensha Pass has baen ruined by the
villagers ytealing the stones FOR their
stOOps and piRr,ens StI~h 10 the natural
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WHu WOWr\ ,RE DOI>D.
rto'u b. y 'trs

" W """f wv '"' Wv
Dr Rachel Davidson has h.-n u"ur-
mated fpr Coroner ny fho Prohibition
party ~ G"n''-'.'' county Michigan
NJ, r-up." Hpu-tou ri, been NOM
uH'cd un no" Democrat. '..t'' Tor
Register ~ ns"'- 100 Woodland county .
Oklahoma
Miss Ann. Nurrhss ~ fu - r.,r.ufiT
made q nard =uU.rrntrnd..ut Ven Thioagu
hA- ne.n Diet aIl-d hy "a" Superintendent,
of ~ rec. 10 tU, lead the baby saving "ru~ad'
Miss Nurphry has formulated s.'' -
rul"s which AZ. being printed IL POLISH
Lithuanian and English and displayed
IA c,uSIn"IIp,Is places 'hruughpC' tha'
par ~ Chicago shown - 10" back -
~" wards dbl ri't
Mr. Edward " HppSr hl, r.,j
.I.rt-d pre=i1.rr o. .hr International
Pure. Milk I.eagtl. ~uIrh has .r~r i-'-'.u
organized Nth headquarters "a N"w
lurK To" oiI".' - ~" league - to
p,uifv trs uik supply 81 fl" world. he
ginning with Greater N"s York Ih"
vice presidents ar" Miss Fiorrucr Gueru-
--y Mrs William Grant Brown Mrs A VI
Palmer Miss Helen Narick Roswell and
Nj. Mary Garrett ~. treasurer Nls-
Marie Cross New haus. rurrr-yDndHg 500
rotary. Mrs Ina BrsNuuft Roberts. char
man 81 fhe I.,a-Ji - dirr,turs. Mrs Will
lam Cummings story
Miss Mabel B"arduau = Wa-h,ugtrr
city Wa- the only woman SPEAKER on she
regular programme ~ IA" NAT fonal CON
serNatlDu congress Mise Boardmsr ..
subject was "Cons"ryat.on. mo prtu-
CIpl" q III" Red Gross Nuu"i, = clubs
from almost every state M th. I ul.u
sent Representatives The General I.i
GRAFTON 1f NpmDn.- tiub- was rcprp
scented iy Mrs PhiIp y Moore 81 ~
LOUIS. th" paugi'r-. Of ~" American
Revolution hy Mrs Matrices 7 Scott
Of Bloomington. ~ aud ga" Nprlan., Na.
tionnl Rivers and bHru"T- tpngre-- Uy
Mrs Howl" l"mkiuE ~ Shreveport Ia
Mrs Mimi. " Buthorf.ri ~ Mag.
zine Arb hn- pr"p,red e b.Il providing
FOR the ADHESION - Wun"u 90 th. bar
~ Arkansas ami ~ Viii o." pT..-.ntad 90
the next session. - n" Sta" ..vtsL,fr.r..
Mrs Rutherford - the Chairman u ru"
Legislative committee - the Grunr ID
Federation ~ Nomrn'- tubs and ~
iOHal superintendent - ~. d'uaFrulr
~ iuvenile cp,IrtA - the Woman Curis.
tan T-mper.n'" mon Nh" - % ,uI.
leg. graduate and has taken r0,Irs"s m
several law schools
Mrs Wols,snholme Fhny ~ Msnrhcs-
ter. Eng land 10 receive q testirnonili
from the suIragists - nor country IN
recognition ~ her fifty years work ~
the interest Of the women 81 Great Britain
One 81 the first acts ~ Nr- Elny was ~"
founding ~ the Manchester SuTraR"
Society aEd the collscting ~ 30 El.nt-
ttnes 20 the original suffrage petition
which was presented n Parliament by
John stuart Mil. she IL said - have
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0JEER iCFS FOR NE>T>
HumminE Bird Builds In Loop "f Tlectr,e
LlEht Cert

You hear occasionally of very -trtUEs
places chosen 10y birds fpr the N.i ing
81 their ne-ts close To the hauuiS uf man
h" leg of an old boot hanging % o
shed was TIA" site selected by % uar ~
house wrcn-. says a writer 10 - NI-taiGs
i have read that robins ono luHt 0r
shifting -ngu. IN daily service ,r , u,..
road yaru. Euglish -parro~- f.-.ar..H
rear their young Unconceru.ily u-sf
the Changing belle Of q clpck tcear aud
pair - l,Eu"ts once wOrr,",i woes c'rN'
ing tvtg- nj" D ,'pth"-pin n.. ... ..rE
by my t,'"I"u door.
But WHO 3 yuid sHrcr' o..
dcwny u,-jCyr 1t 4 tiny r.m. .
within twelve feet IT a..
dN nam" NI,u Was nv "Nr.,.
-ummcr %" -i,. cruf,r
f"ata"rei spr.t", va. 90 . ....
'I'siFIC lamp gurd that ..fs DOL.
porch roof e.! power uo,i... rr -s
canon near F-Iiauds. &c
Z nd'r tI' swgvrur a'np .... ..
,t wltrl tlr f1r.m.r ..r r. u.. t
Do. records AMI reports. ..H
econ q 10 no w.r .r.I'..4 'E
c'Ic'. e. Tor 'us ED-.. rf a...
h'I. hri bv lot them u,.r w.t.. .."
Va 'U'at-"trhvI f-.. ~. ..
.u wa- 'h" ;.rr iEl' v.flu t.. v.. "i
d"'.l- c: ii' .v"r u,u." ,I't i.,
away rv actual m..-...u...
" Blurred .-p u.rri 'v G.v .
twU lr.ir,s.... ....r..Hn- t...H
power 1ui .''.T-',. .'.. .a... r.
'r1r,,'''''u D.. su. 90 .. co.,.
% jt...,,, o.: .r' ..-.' f.... -'...
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grass to mark the way the party should
follow to the impromptu altar The
brides bouquet ~ lilies - the valley
seemed connected with the green turf by
the graceful white ribbons which fell To
the ground a. she stood before the altar.
The ceremony was performed tat half
past I O'clock IA III" afternoon. 80 the
GIN was no longer u rhe glaring strength
~ midday The Rev. George 4. Green Of
~ Andrew Church ia Fi-hkill acted as
the priest Philip y. Hoyt. a brother 81
the bridegroom. wa- best man. The
ushers were William y. Jeffrey. =. VI
Hoyt. William Tnohev and T. Vail Watson
The Misses D"ln TAYLOR and Lydia
Hoyt w"rs the flower girls Mrs Marion
Helms II Philadelphia was the matrnn ~
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PICTURES OF CHINESE LIFE
POPPI GROU Frs " no kEEP
THF NtND tRINS ~ FEtR.
BaIIinG Roadside bitches for Finger
Length Fishes PaNements stolen for
PtGpen. where tsIris Of NIne Years
shrink From tie SIEhi of Men

For FIVE days journey from Paisiang
IN ShAnsi to Hwachow m Shrnsl one
notes a strain ~ Greek beauty and grac.
IN the population Several tines a dav
fhs eve lights ons boy ur youth who would
serve a. a model for Gssnymede or En-
dvmion With HwachOw tho type van
ishss and the squat. knobby faced dull
conpleNiouzl Mongol dominates till We
com. out into m. Valley - the Han.
SAYS a letter ~ The Japan Adrsr'issr -
Toxic from Prof Ross describing his
travels through Shansi
With the coarse aud ugly cast ~ features
81 central Sh"u-i goes -tupldifv that
-Noeedls anything I hav" ever sIperi
snCed among American negroes You
ask p'-sasant How far j. ~ ~ Paoki,-
hpu repeal the question fWi,- and You
nav" not even stirred hia attention After
y"nf third ask ing he - sufficiently Uak.-i
~ TO refbeat -Paokis- N cuusidering
wav The fourth time n. catches IN. idea
- How far Tn. nth asking NAV
snaAble him 20 Connect the IDEAS -PaDki9-
LIO~ lAT; and his face lights up
wih comprehension often however. no
amount ~ Questioning eiicii- anything
more than grInts and Obs Duilsst
~ all were M" kansuh reapers. returning
north - their province afteg the harvest
THIS "yliH" slownsss - mental Processes
may be du" 20 hereditary deficiency. TO
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in which the clergy and the bridal party
stood
The bridesmaids ia hight hn-n gowns
and picture hats. took their places along
side the ushers behind IN" bird" and
bridegroom. These two stood before
white prize Dieu covered with q whit"
hrocade cushion The parents of ih"
bride aud bridegroom also stood within
the enclosure markrd bv the white satin
ribbon
The dark green Of the trees aud grass
coutrast'Ad pr-ttily with the gay color ~
thr dresses and made particularly strlk.
lug back ground for the white satin gown
II The bride which under her white tIi-
we'd fell In long folds over the dark groom
carpet. which htv likp . stretch 81 darker
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and in.yitant. result Il i-tiIng priva'" ~
t-r"St~ hay" 'ull scOpD ur doing nothing to
~ te't pupI.. iut"r"-fs
the CONDITION 81 worneu in Central
~h.n-, - d.pIuran" but - unite what
i 10 Ice expected WLcu the mate -''N
takss upon itself 20 shape not only -
OWL standards and ltf.. but also those ~
women Latte girlS ~ v years shrink
away INTO III. interior %! M" hou-s' d
your gaze lights on Them a mOun"nt
" would not 10 proper a. - looked ~
Nv man Al the women Who ar" not
old vanish IVtv INTO then apdrtm"nts
hNr frightened birds when . tnnn h''1V"-
10 signt Do" trIy weller might EASILY
-'Ipppss thti ~ th" females IL - tu Is
years had h'-'n carried ~ by a ylague.
- rarely doe he $50. one 81 them Nug 81
does a woman travel unless sh.. b,.lon -
To an Ufii, lal changing hi residence
the women Ot the common people
probably gei not = mile from hDn" IN
the course - their ives Their fec are
very tightly hound 80 much 80 that n
kausiIh th. hOusawtfp CTaWlS about her
bone Ola her knees The re-ailt - f4ht
crippl-d ~ f'-ri crushed by conventional
rs-~trot ions and regarded with contempt
she shows none ~ the h0mcniak ny
instinct that IN America brighten oven
~" log bat ~ the mountain baCkW Ood--
man with GRAVY quite. tidieS ard Old
newspapers -ci--pr'd INTO patterns and
pasted round the cluCk shelf pf over
the Windows Their" ~ ne EFFORT ~ IduTu.
no lat ui s. bite 90 color no sign Of woman =
hand Iu-r" h. not avou y family meal
bat each fill his bowl and -tsad- ~
lounges about eating when he plsa="-
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pointed field worker for tha stale u ~.
ginia by the southern branch - 'na "
tional Audubon Society This appuur-
ment X made possible bv MIR Russ.
Sage's recent gift Of SIS 80 20 the -r,..r,
Nlr~. sage is said 10 be especially ran.
cerned about the robins IA tho sow
because 80 many accounts have recent .r
appeared about the whules.iI. AIIFs
Of these birds Most 81 Mr. sage :
GIT will be- spent m educating the ID I-
dren in the South. for which purpose 4,
large number OF CIRCULARS viii ia san
20 t"achers Offering Ia assist them no
forming and conducting Junior A.drrrp
societies