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An EnEiIsh Reply q" admiral
Nahan.

Nimral N,H,N'S wsuug ru rh.
BRUSH p"opl" 90 b"war" 81 m" -aa
power If Germany. which wis printed
IN London newspaper rcoentlv. has
reused one -EKcIbitor~ 10 make -
pstriotic reply TO m" American naval
rSpert IN the For'r,gbHg Rsrjc.r for
August
Whom EXc,Ibitor bids idmiral
MAHAN cnnfound hlS own estimate Of
comparative sea power. pre%ent and
prospective bv consulting the naval
landlords We cannot hut no amused
The Admiral would bc No AUTHORITY =,
all u he dId not tally addii ions Ia the
battle line ~ the nations No one c~r-
tanly - more competent 10 do ~ II -
no argument 10 say that m" under
standings with France aud Russia and
the destruction II the Rus IAN neef IN
the FAR Fast hay" relieved "a -itunt ION
that us.aI 10 be tense with danger of var
with France or Russia or both and have
tended Ia max" British -Pa power more
Formidable m IN" European ~ph"r. Than
ever The question - Which admiral
M.H.N addressed himsalf was he rand
elopn@nt Of tho German fe.' hv N.
addition 81 DreaduouChts into "a m.
strllinen' ~ war with which England
might have ." reckon ~ an hour
notice or with un notice ~ all
Perhaps Admiral MAHAN NAV have
magnified IN. naval potentialirv of
GERMANY. hut he sounded u true note
when hc sad that "a between Ter.
many and Great Britain government in
Germany II. a. government. much more
efficient for organized action. oven
though II make less for ih" ind If de
velopmeni which follows personal free.
dom from o"nsiraln' Germany - a..
way~ ready 10 strike quickly. whereas
IN England rh"r' j. apt to 10 from III.
democratic temper 81 III" Government
much talk before action Ifthe German
fleet weT" equal ~ gun powar and the
efficiency If rank and hle 20 the Brir-
I-h feet tine hr-t contact II the line ~
baille would probably be decisive. and
y Germany struck with the swift vIgnr
that marked 10" attack " The Japa ncso
fleet upon th" Russian ships az Port
Arthur BRITISH s"a power would have ~
stand very severe test That the Eng
l.-h themselves take thi- view 81 the
cas" l. proved by M" f"verish haste with
which they ar" putting Dreadnouahts
into The water IN an endeavor = dls.
tam" Germany IN tho race for s,ir~rior
naval armamen'-
BvparadlnE III" expenditures for ships
AMI guns N England between 1851 and
1910 aud showing that the total, In thu
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Nr. Folks Discovery.

lr1I phia- 81 virtue and beacon hght
Oh" good government JOsFPH WINGAJF
FOiE IT Missouri has hcNn examining
a." h"7itn Of the nation ". discovered
a dIs' "n'"rting symptom
ha.r zen In most Of 'be w.,'-ru state, IN
me lat 49, weeks and found ry-ryvhsr. mum
trr, " democrats we're Iosn!as ID, 0u,urx.r,. IN
ih' Hep4bliran party This mo,susu, ,ogsri
tn .nsurEent elsnea' i not connnei 10 ON, Sat.
tpt 10 oregon CsiiorlA and Washington .
ss'rd th- ssris stoD
Nr fOLK j. q candIdat. for 'Lr dem
o'ratlc nomination fpr Presidcur H.,
tour IT the Western ~'at"s wa- no,
-rtIrelv dissociated from hi- po',,i.,l
ambitions He WAS b"oinIng ~. great
e-t r''orm Governor Missouri ha- had
NJ recent wears and dI-, losing rh. Der
s"ralltv 81 that important Chauiatiuttar
:" democrats "N ervwhere WI wh,Ir
a. proc '--- 81 ~ hIhuInn and INSPECTION,
Nas n pr"gr'~- VI EDLk di-.-py srcd
strong 'end"u', am"-g the rn,n-,r-
gator q" "n't"H'" R"Uuhliran fr.ur.
gency rather than rp indur-s the. c,,,..
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iT THE SFtsSDE.
, D'ssusied Traveller cannot Brinx AGAIN
the Pleasure Of Past Year.

10 1HF FptroE ~ rrE SIS -, som. ,t,.s
urcS would - tolerable vere ~ not 'hst one I.
supposed 10 enjoy them. NesieraaY a friend OF
mine induced 10 leANs hat Iumb,rtns
rr-o,ic hiEGiedy pisgedy world o. volume,
D., ~ termed nv Nrr- dirninutlve library ana
respond TO the eau OF me 90 { consented ar
condition that he would take me- % plae- " here
ny childhood dags void be recalled
We started on our quest unfoTtunAtev from
Brooklyn bridge hsNs been IN mos coln,rie.
OF this Worid. but never have encountered ,icb
profanr ami pushing crowd a. this AGGREGATION
OF dervi-hss They we've BrOoLlyaltes too FOR
nine ten'h> Of them cot 81 the train before We
r-srhed our destination 4, ny friend Wa r.r
tain OF ne way sas no s4rprtsed sitter an hour
Journey TO discover W ought TO have changed
cars nftscu minutes before However after
passing through several station, with no name.
hu' Post No bhs Ne managed with The sane
friendly knowiedGe 70 aHght Just two miles ~.
,anh where we had Intended 10 80 Ausr dinner.
hOIEh have an objection 10 usIking tours done
"a foot they're tre,ouC aud tedious ~ stroli..i
mack 10 the rlare Ne originally aimed a. n,
PASSED through camp. where di,hry-lied moi.
'al- held sWay ~ tents o. such name, A. m.
iO,ei The Damp and nnAIly 'ook o,.- .s.t.
on ne Nrfnnda 90 = rnOngrr hotri vhrr. ~.
ordered giugs- ale. 20 be on The sste side .u,t
Watched tho peOpir GA the >ands
Ire-~utN iooscd up and i0ld NJ, Intl-,,,,
that he Was raud Where aid a. la.
Punch aud Iud' shaw " here are IN, r,,rto,
citc.' Whsrr 8, The ,eedy gentleman uBo So,
10 r~ciic' Where are 'he niger, the bathing
machine snd ne Odd salts There u no ptr,
and no music Dos That maze yOu ~Ad'" IN
'~rrupted my unromAndc rompaaion BETTER
have another ginErr Ai- did a. ht. erp,u..
nut this dd not stop
certainly ssr boz Win apples candy ami
lemonade Photographic. aud whtte and pln.
'oy balloon, hut where the sallinG ami row
boats There i>ni hermit One. Boe, bathing
constitute al the pleasure nONadays' I, ia.
Our modern MargAte ard RAmSsate' where
hut my TREND halted ne with pointed nnssr
snd following i', direction Jaw an the ana, -.
shop gir IN hobhie gOWu vatnly trying n
iesTh comparative Safsty the Sidewalk
There laughed he and We travelled sadly barL
~ tho rity Ot.o poo,
Nv NoRG. August ..
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base imltator and IN" feat was not
worthy oi the attention ~ attracted.
IN Oregon hsherman's explanation ~
h. failure D. deliver a Promised catch
o. friend i worthy ~ some c"nsid-
'"ra'i"n IT, hal really taught tho fsh.
a gigantic salmon trout had put It m
a tub ~ ms humr had turned on m"
water AMI then forge, all about u. III"
tub filled tha room filled AMI th"
fish r>'lI''i through III" window Il
travelled across lot. along highway
AMI IuInp'~i back into the river al IN"
very place % lad been caught Two
hnVs added inrir testimony they saw
Nh" hsh bat n was =" largs aud WAS
travelling - last thrv d,d ne, iarr
attempt o. ~, aptnrr ~
The \nrthN e~t surni~i'.- another eN-
ample "i the great power at large iish
When the Stone foundations ~ The pIerr,
81 4 northern Minnesota bridge we're
Iuuud unsafe a county ih,Ial MS sent
""rl'ri thsi he s'1n''- had been worn
away H hg carp bu'tIng their uu-e-
against ~" masonry on their wIv mp the
- r"nIn lu thu-s who dOubie,, the
worthy "'iicinl merely voInted out the
'rumblIng bridge p'er- and the river
fun 81 h-h With such incidents ~
these occurring every daN vino can
really h-lI"N" that nature study - iu--
Yug al. tutprp-ts
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The lamn MrrIimR.

~ ih- anunl M"'huoI-r tp-,ursI
camp n"-' uu Nht,h rl"-"i 70, C--rning
uu SUNDAY nigh, nnIy "a lew hundred
I,r~on- took part m "N-f,'~,.~ that = Jew
v"ar- Ak" would hsN- attracted an e.
Tendance "l many thousands tor som"
time The popularity ~ the ,amU meet
Nv has been declining in h, III anil
wh'h' -lc'iai revival services ~ whr.h
"Ihurirr- ut rho same tr. and ylgur
- hose who crow died the muutuer-
ls'u'hr- vrar~ ago eat "ui great crow H.
ami work many conversions. IN large
500 ,ons of the county, rhr DID fashpou'd
camp meeting spt-ar~ 8" I-' ~ At l-a-t
;rnI1rarV dl~iaNur
On" reason for thus - undoubtedly
~" at'tud" II man, preachers and
~"riuu~ church workers toward tmS
n"ih,Si "i exciting ami ,ruuIia NIX
r"i'-l"u~ enthusiasm E,rn ~ 'h" DAYS
" u''u amp meet ug~ mad then gr,ur,.>i
popularity urIrnrru'I~ nbI'',IIun> were
urged against them aud hv soinn n was
seriously uu'--'I On'd whether they dd
not dn more harm than go.Si \ur ONLY
~"r" they n" ~c"n'-S nf emotional ct
,,->~''~ having drplursblr effects OF rhos,
Who experienced them but there was
ALWAYS feeling that the go.d a,r,ru-
plI-h'-l Wa- not lasting The very ,lEur
with which converts embraced they
new found 90 revived faith resulted u
spiritual 'NhaU-',un ana consequent ,pI.
idp-" iu TOO many CI-.-- Ia - ignored
The los spectacular propaganda ~ r,.-
hglouS faith made fewer adher-n'- IN .
short time. but td,s- IunianC,.d bv %
remained longer lu,al 20 ih.. church
A~ld" from these Influences tine lr-
crease n the numlsr and variety uf sum
m"r imnsem"nI~ has unqur>tIrnabIv
had ~ effect On ramp meetings TIM"
was whom the meeting ground offered
III" only vacation and, recreation spot
wrhin The reach 81 great numbers ui
men and women Their annual yt-r
10 u the addresses and IN" .xhort MIun~
81 famous speakers. the Issa'm singing
and Ribl" reading constituted heir sum
mer outing Now the trolley railroads.
with their amusement parks the multi
Ihl' h'''N hI Tf~flIH M various KINDS fhe
eX'"ns,Ye excursion enterprises. reaching
INTO almost everv home for their patrons.
hav" drawn M the supporter of the
camp meet lng and reduced the public IN
which ~ depended for support More
over her" has been 2 distinct change IN
fashion and m addition - these caiIs~s
he 'hurcheS hav" developed largely
along s"-"alled institutional linc4 /
hurche- M longer RELY ,hi"fiy On the !
fiery appeal- and threats II inspired ora
tors 80 call the haedl,.-- 80 wnr-hip hut
they rndcavor bv Influence constantly +
a. work n gam and retain adh.rrnts
.lr'st ~ fashion has hanged - ~.
tctrlmcni Of the camp meeting m lhI- .
part " the country. however n NAV
again favor n II has h.>"r proved hat
revlval- flourish when and where the
man "r woman .hle ~ make effective
lpp"als 10 the 'ou~'ian,,> and emo j
tone II ms fellows j. found Billy
SUNDAY never lacks "nthusia~tip ar. ,
ilror- aud r"IpI,inS converts Pro F
\ d"d q man w,rh he gIT- apT-arz
using The camp meeting ~ h- medium |
NJ ayp",l tho ancient glorie@ NJ that now ,
"7Imbhng institution might spon h.
restored. ~ least for time
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". Du,sI 10 ". I.np,n

M.>sIL'r ~ HrrN' rFrEr> ,Htt \
! ds lie mon PCT diCeonnsrs l.arousSs
desire fare mos con pliw~n'- -in'er"s q
VI Nr-"n~ lur,n. don't - tro.'" 4" -l,le
tout 'ar "a mouisrde
u ct pas on tr.In. n . pas 10 nous
, NsNrot~r ~ dtssnr uurl 10 ,sut ps- nous
uri,~r ds no'rs 'hst.t uu're de nature
Thecfors jNaurd.ro-H-' gurl ~onRs IN
pstanr Do. TsCptTgu" rsn,on uus ps,er-
. en' ,olcutfcr- 'ous To- fsprir- 10 nature
les freu.hre- 81 r"'.ls Nn.nia- To- - -n'Irs
d r",it- up u 'au' ,sra't"ri-er par IN mot
plus ,our' - plus lad On fsronnai' mon
" 'hAmpdero~s- u --i - pas
a. "-.' 10 rrsdurr" eta 90 ophon'gu- ITO.
lHnda's uu 'harnI DO ro-s- -ou- impor'a
uusl nom .su. su-- agra ne 'eprndan'
I reS fatug,l" u"H- lie 80 'noTUe tour de
force. . tzt--r foWlb~r 10 rro- maIn- .n~r-
v.eS IL fn..ltnr % ",rIrr luY' ct Nou- Mon
, our = uur brave colleague
NFN lurh A.Cs-' e. ~ ~ ~
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~LNIr. IN AnII,rmrnI.

h" p.l~-,L4, 81 Huh"I Museum
other phase ut Nmrri,au amusement,
! Their wd> rn longer ANY puhlr tor h,'
last surviving institution ui ~ kind m
tins country There wa- an adequate
supply =" 'h, material which "a the
past lruN"d uI'>i~t.b," tp spectators
"a ~.-nr,h ui m" uuu~ual ~ rTur. h,r
o. made "u0v falrr appeal ., ~" pub
g., winch had com" 'u require mor.' tc-
~" dIy"T-iba Vet here wa~ q period
70! graz pupu'auIN io' 'iu- same kind
90. cutter i.urn"urs When - score Ut VcRt-
ago they spread over he country IL
- pruOahI" hnw"y"r hat the uu-e,im
hr-i lu-r ~ h,d ru 30" Js.rpl" when
her" Wa- ~ luuLr' tnE pr"hldi,e
against Eulrus FOO Il theatre Whioh dii NOV
...- a'rtu dt~, rIh'' o. -'.If br thai name
N""d : Museum "a ,h,~ ,Ity AMI be-
tot" - RarIu'u> a. well a. the u-turi,
B">tnn institution found their hr-t
prosperity ~ 'hrir freedom from he
ullum that a. IA" tune of their iuuutia-
tom attached tu playhou-c These
IDEAS ui an Older and NOR" PIrI'anl,ai
da, disappeared aud the museum losr
IS strongest hold uu IN" public then
Bi u dId mot weld 80 the iu-- IT IL
place wIthoui siruSgi" /, summoned
vaIdev,li. 90 - AID " hen the drama had
,"asei - hold - patro and the last
New l"rk INST tuition of ~ kind callei
a.. I'll Ia l..lf. H.,
M" end was on'y p"-tpon"i Irr tn.
Last surviving eNampl" ni thls NAIVE
p"lud nf \mrrican ta~t" N aultlsa-
mcnts followed IT. predecessors under
nv" aIct lonear'S hammer
Thus has another ,haractcrI>tlD form
reared I'm" may almost say thar tho
negro min>trel- are gone ~ WOW II me
small number ~ thT-sr cnterta nprs to.
dnv m oOmpar-"n with th"lr prevalence
when negro muSirelsv Wss ~ ~ prime
hero Then what they ofe- nov - IN
IKE h" natural negro humor WHICH gave
this KIND ~ performance - frSt Justi-
hos',"n
Whenever one pha," "' oar lnnu-e-
W"nt- DISAPPEARS there = HlWav- -,Ir-
,'--nr to ~ blamed for IT, expulsion
from the field r. = 10 IA" s.-.,le,i
m",IrR utc'uTc~ that the passing Of
Hubcr- Niu-"uW ns- he"n atrrrhutcd
Rut ~" falling eft publI' interest IN
hose places va- 700 gradual To- 10 the
result ui any r,ril'tIlsr r,ilr, The
muN M pl'lur"- NAV IN the future h".p
T." entertain tho -Hine people who fnr-
mer,v d"Ughrri no The museums. but
these place went he way Of nll nld
fashnu"d r""r"a'Ious h.'rause they had
,"I-"d 10 'orrc-pond 10 10" taste Of the
audiences that had formerly Jaken
I,ioasu~" Iu ih-ir performances
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New Nature studies.

Ih"-" persons Who profess 10 -cn-n
nature ~turr"- h"'au-" they an" all
alisc ar" mlS-inC -"mrthInC There -
NOR" variety and improvements N thl-
line than has been hpNn 10 summer
season 'Or wears Read 'hr- story from
no" Columbus oh,n Dpspp'cb ~ the
COW FANNIE. owned hy Farmer HARVEY
BEuw> Of Nel,"r'on m that State
u.rnS thunderstorm R,EpR "-rov,--i
ira ho,' o. lightning hsd STUCK ~, On oos
va. Ne dovuheEf-1' W No ar.r he 70 nd
ms 49, -~sult n th- lightning FANNIE Yields milk
~ liGht nlus oolor which he-Nl~ Oh, novelty
nos Commands ~ cents quar- instead ~ the
a cents Witch WsS All that buyer. IN this ,~ctlon
uu psN FOR white mil 10 me morning Sn-
, isds h.gs mix and a. nighi Nhii~ : fudrious
admi,ure 81 40 TAO oolorS produce, Nq.aiI'y ~
rrIrs vhch Il Eoo.i 'ha' FHSpsRioE Ho,s
roe p-oru,tnr ~ rhe ~ ,hsrlr, Ho'cI has
Ordered Az 10 80 E,,o'.'
There Is much IN ihl- Ohlp episode
that the struggling daIrvman mi.ht
con-iGpr earnestly
How different the ~nak' stories from
the day- wii"n u was merely question
81 tho -IIe ~ he reptile FOr instance
"a SiN inch moccasIn that concealed IT,
self IN the rat worn nv young WON
IN Of RIohmond Va and stung her
all ~" day long impressed the le-son
that girls either should not wear rats
or II they DID they shonld not leave
them wing around in hainmock- for
llt'ir snake 10 cnnursl themselves IN
In Saluda. = e = an aged negro
woman who seems - have found the
secret ui eternal youth IN ratile-nake
steak She has Outhvsi generations
81 friends and r"na ned fat and lovial
and iull ~ IN" spIrIt oi vOuth on 'hiS III
exJsn-Ivedlr' which IN" has ne, sr failed
10 secure, .a- bv an IntuitIve faculty
-he was "ualIr,i - 'Ird ~" gnur within
it, lair Au"'hcr interesting iau that
may go Tar O." -"ttle long standing
dispur" '0m"- from Hlnunr-hurs. Pa
state IoDlor 20 srEFac, So. rstueSnar,. can't
CLIMB tree u.IrH ani Is,NE IoN Of Ca'avi..a
~ tnsy can Driving To- Bea,,r tovnshir. tnr,
csmc upon q 'rrrrr ire sRi acre pi,.inv ,t~--i~s
from ono of 'h- .uu~r rrsnrhs, when hoy ~,pIssi.
raitrsnst. lodged above HNFH FoN rIirrued
the tr,c Ii-oigrd 'hr snA.s. and a. t reached ne
Earth ~. ur,rnrr started ~ p,f-'.s, and rtIua'sr,
silsdu
The sam. Improvement NAV be- Db-
served ~ narratives regarding fish.
No one any longer reports the weight
~ his fish for there - always some
other angler who had made = bigger
catch ~ the -am" place. That hsh
which taught hold IT man. coat tan
and pulled nm oui " launch oil the
south California coast was merely 4
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To- lHF Enron or rHP STN ~ Mani
San no tsgawi wa kono uchi nj nihongo no
iibikt "a de- Nichiyo no 'enki ga u Kara
uohi no nivs ve wstAku-hi ga ikImHsh ~.
SOko M O-N~-ta- Victoria -San no Waiting
a. the church No nihongo nj Askumash' "a
wsshl "a. d-ra ~asl ~
dsrA Vaai nj
dsrA wax al
'snIn Vs ano hiio ga
"anpo sh'ts Ntar
Esiis mi'iksl kami
haSaI WakAri no
Didr nal To
homo NIGHT ~ 10 IA sahas g.
Ne No hanssh
Nns'a NJ va uchi nj jibiki "a arIma- Ia,
MhI'h j. thu ~ English
Nam Mister Of hand paper uetterl A. 10
h~re-o uhis, house a. Japan tongue Of
dictionary eItst- Day-sun Sunday ~
weather fine b-'au-r. house 81 garden
toward Veut BAT place IN august
N-,ta Victoria Mis- ~ Waiting ~ Tho
{ hur,h Japan longue On wrote
A. 20 me- temple door beside
temple door beside
temple door beside
N't~on bsCfu>r that man
NeTt AVss Hov distressing
Wrote snort paper
understanding essy Of
coming isnt snd
This ia, - 10 hard Vi'r
70 -. .ad
You m particular - 70" h"u-.. 80 di,tion-
afy fnere'
referring 20 Mr. Mann. lstter. there - a
Japanese Dictionary m the hoiI-s I vent
weather was nne. and there wrote VestA
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IsalhIr Iiarre> EEo

- ~ IrIfnT "F lEF So 81 MAJ
ors- rr" follow ~ . Translation Of th"
rn-- -.uf Lf G"orgs q p"g"n amt
printed % to.iaN.- $50
l~arNr hsrr-> rEo
for'ibus r. ~ 40
- Nntiis 'r--~ls 'vuN
Nsr,iucH1 .,rs ~ G.V
-. EIs. here 40
lOI.F r..-~s n rov
90 No. WI., 'nrr - 'r'i--s
what T. ~ ru' reAs snd d.tA.
~ an ND graduate of tho college - tho
Ci'y ut Nov No-k I ian S.v thai Feli.
.sdr ~ = hole pa@ ,erv popular then
and VA sung - tho ar NJ Wen Dane. by
IN. ST. uf the Moon Thl- N the earl,
sOs NrrilN NN,iSIFF. 81
NV NuHA August
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ampaIsn song OF oco,.c. Da,.

&" N IpiguH ut Inv So q NJ ll-r
% ,.mpatgu cong ihs' circulated ~ ~.
. .,iiI- N--t "a The a. - Meme \i-u'
.uuI
80 tr~ f.r.N coon 49, pa dul's mort
us,' 70, --u'rTen. mapping
- Iru>- MOI mtme uni->s -. to-.
tttt~ hose 49, ~ % happen
TuEi'. sElf 'or.t tour = "a.
NoU..H Hear tr> r1. rio IL. uo..r.
HrH vLr' -, dent. agNin,' ,orur ,Isy
,. ..ag~ de-. Ioo1 R,is->'
foY Anow qne quand VI 81 awas~
o. l.ani % s~rsfch de- CiNw--s
- lo~p- dAns irur >oulirr> ~hsa~
3. shc~nlSh hang GUY, iaW-s.
- uene N,rrN coou 10 NJ as pa, vnN
20 nls'hir's conc across min
90 ,si' b~l1-ye he's gong 10 dc
Grsnd - Iisucnt plas ,ng po>>4u
So. pai' 'lU nous = san' tacorr
Nousl stir aim with nc po'-
l's.l Hi'r a. risINsis A. hr'or-
Nous pulled him 10 >Sn Hol,'
a. nc ropGla'ion Of part Of ~" No..
= ppt Valley N4~ - thai 'IuI. largely
French that uI,nE IT the people spoA. IL
POLY slot diale'' ms song Na- more intelli-
grn'l, appre. 'hsn - -ould probably
~ no~ I. AMrEf3
No NtnH
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4 Br.sLI,a Ape.,I. Of Good Tsa. On yellow
WIater Shoes.

To rHg FpTTos 90 THS SrN Sr o. g. IN
~ourAsing 70 hear hat Newport IL steadily a.
.urnins more % 'hs old time cir Of resi- elegance
and eIciusl,snSss wish a minimum ~ treakI-h.
nsss
inevitably nj. VII hs reflected In Nrw Yors .
rnsuHsr. and ssys. N good taste should once
nor, heroine iAshiOnsbi, what . lot o. New
= or.rrs you'd have To do somS real thinsins In
order 10 be fashiOnAbls
Here i one point IN Which al hands might
make = beginning ~ Of ~ might Quit wear
ing tau >hOss IA winter THIS vAEsTy IN dress r.
ronnnei mainly 20 people I,i outside the psie
and therefore not Informed a. 10 real fashion To-
IAa sho-- ns,~r have bad any 'sshion authority
Tor stntsr
We fus, nightly abou' straw hlt IN NSptcn
her despite the fact mat september DAYS may
~ srorrhlng hot. but ~ go rgh' on wearing our
Old tan shO~s cieaT into Wintsr Thsy shO.a rr
i,id away win the straw hhi. aud then provincial
- ..Itors would rsa-- 10 smile - Osu feri
IuuDH'TN, august " CssrrTi
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To- re- tr'IDR - IHE SrN ~ hope
nat ~ NAV ~ given 10 IHr SIS On earth
10 knov The inno' ~ni harEane-s ~ hss given
a good many folks IN It's Fathsr Prout :
Picnic Tho good Francis Nshoney HIM
-.lf. 10 say nothing Of John Bowie O'Reillv
and .lrnreN Roche If blessed memory
would have loved -uch iou~t and tourney
The most perfect maosronic ~ all -
Ri'hard MILES, Treatise on Vine which
begins
The hes tree " ~ iA.e intent
in'sr trnA fructIferA.
f. the vino ue- by good argument
DHI,iA 'srcns pondera
WiININDToN. del Augusis n p
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Of Democrat rv'G'"rd't"u ~ per SAN
pie before them
NT Folk - alarmed ,"r the pros.
Pc ne = disVu"t.~i aud d"wnCa-'
Dor han b. may he that no" '.Nl,erl.ur"
vi- dshcarr curnE Nr' IA" nation
need not lo-e hops In" democrats he
saw Preferred Republican mal'"ntcnt,
Ia loSFrH " FoIk That IL an Who
shall Say 'h'',r pr,l-r"u,,' - rr; ua'urrl
aud,pr >Dwurf hNg
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o0sulaF N0s9s

In se TIE Gre Insurance corrrr1t~- .r .a~st
reCei, ri 81 0Ns.s,s In premium, AMI
losssS amounting 10 s. SIS t3I a .rns. .....
nesriy ~ pcr cent The arfour' 81 .-s pro- H
was o. ~ 40 -. an increase - S's- $50 e.
isS
There is q mnrssi for building material,
rrronstrucuon woT. under va, i1 'tI.t
and Santiago Chils - sought 'nr uu 'gr .....
IN" superiority Of Nmcrr,u ma,-.r,.
AcknoN lodged In ne hookb. uirr o., . ~ruft.
~ making a., orabIc tara terms Pras .
10 retain its supremacy .r me -ubrcr pvrr
% the world
American Once supple. ,nd s'asor.-
quite pop lar m Denmark 4pI grrs'sr .
tie might 10 soid n the trrds VA ru"rr .... ..
rallS =, shed and NC sris- made dire
% 'hrough German and lnErsh ho.,r.
The to'ai 'rNrb output 80 iron ..#
south Wa,"s Great Britain ., 80. 49,
which ou rDsD TON, rr- ',ru.r.. co.
heavy HON, den anu
n 'hs rr.t -four r~uu'H. - rU.- ,ta. ..t. ....
chemical fhriofIes Increased tNe'r -I.u...
shout - pa rsU. over ne sam. rrur''
YEAR me ~ res r,Iag a.. 'pit.s, ago.
ss'osO 10 spite ~ ligtrr HH" rar.- ...
ports ~ ihT uiisd state, nav" . d,....a
Grrmar and ~vi>> miuufarf -sr. .# ...
lhrg" watch aUi clock ITpuF' frru, ~
together ~eliinE ahnu' - ss'Uo au.rr . ...
'r"sp show, -Ii,.' ,--e., .....
American dollar NarrtN 90. OBJ. '..u.
hina SVis~ watches -,rrn 10 .rs#
HougAong ha- o-ssrt b.J ..s I'NrH...r
aud viii depend on Jaws fuf r,. rt# ....
piS Americans hougnt up 4u OH. TH
stocks Nrither AnrTi,au upr r.roYtA1
sugar can "onp"fs tn emma NIrH tis
canr .4gsr
N NTenrs7 strrTr rt1.cr rH,Ir
showing ~ no ur,t tunusi rNnisOuu. Hr ..
cul'ire am comH1~rr~ ~ tllug-p. .r Apo.
Rriu~h proN tdr1f .o,fsHrs- rl--bsr .a. 90
= rerhrrship ~ 70 rHssii anI .rI- a.. ..
An aal.t
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FtTHER PROI rs ITCNIC.
Som- specimens Fron y. Nirgilius smith's
NononGnhela Fple.

I' ~ ibll't 'l lht ~ y NJ 'ui
Slag paity never meant 10 write u.araro
nu,- b.r merely Nhat NV trteul RHtsu
hons - pl.t-..,t - Term dog Latin and
frog Ft.u.b later IN ~ may add That
.t,,,..r,s,t I.,L. .,,,. Inn. o, a.. ,,,u,h
,o,I-,..',.. .,,.,-., -, d. s,., 50.
= -, r.t ,'.,t, .,li-ht a.,
A. "
''""'" TT '.'"< 'a'''r 49,. ~
ni' ~ -, - .
80
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Her OnIy FasIt

'ugt ne NOHsT 'riir fDYgr
,fr Las - May mAEhlrss rhaTmH
lime fall, me- to refite 'hrr
Tad . prn 10 shorthand speed
IwOuld take Nesh tO Wrlfr them
Snrrs fair ~ nEure. fair Of face
AMI even The nosi syItFful
AdWlt her lONellue~s sui grar~
IN shoTt shes lust delightful
ii~T mental farIltisS are keen.
she - unndcrf1liy witty
me something more than a faf doll
Nnf not iIst merely pretty
- mo fhtnG 81 ", Ardof checks
7 SaHHot bu' difrioss ~
Shr ~ ne ;airrst ~ her sra
But. Oh, good Lord she LnoWu ~
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I" IEF kpItuR ~ rHE suS-S,V Tbs
t,.rman translation OF the chorus of the one
tim. popular song Daddy wouldn't Buy
Ne a BoNwow" in HhdebrRnd's- letter m
THE ~ OF August ! - the very same a. that
,unF hy tho ate Theresa Vaughn In i'"2
at MaIa'k'- nearly tVeniy YEAR, ago.
THoMAs O'LEARY