davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-11
Army ana NaNy Orders.

wAspUsTos Msres 10 These army orders
we're iszued to-day
Major gorge Bel. Jr.. Inspector. General. 70
~. MI .s,, So5s2s Efs;ssSS ls...,,
,csVS Issn ~. g , JTis s, ,I Ea,ss,ry
ep cspl, zoo y IsEsls mei.r7, Corr. rr1u
CAPT I5.sSi " TsschAE jr. SisIl ihtsatSJ.
n est Point rriirNtng Capt Charles u HcVYJn.
sS e,.5r s snS zoe -, sSs,%sss
Seosrs i"''' WI '"' '"''
Tn-se nsvy orders we've tsssd:
-rs, ssIT S..,,I, n g1s rsr.s ,rSI
10y 2 ysrf sai u,lr1 naval tistyici.
~ S'i f,ss.i .p Is a ss pes syS
D,partnsn'. and 90 rr,irsd Hat
o ss S5gl.1i Si,ss s retired fro" SsVa
Rear sdHirai Z 4 Hsrrs 'roE oorimanaAai
Ta1a Homo. PhfSd~iphis,
hssI Admiral 4. Q. Rerry, fIsl sruisr nsmbsF
Fjsts- 20 mssS.r % Ss%si Essaisisg BsSsd
RsSS aeniysi = = PselpA Non So-ss.nauua
~ yara, MARI i,land = DEFY a. ssaAos as1.
kssGc csssl sss .Ss.slzs.ssSi 81 TSsifss .sd
rhLsss1,iss nayI d,SsEis,s .--.-.
JieI % oo1nAnaer sSsoad dsvi-Sua Xausds
Roar Admiral ~ osssyhau~ gsum NSvy D.
49, fq9ih, Wssa,sE Ds % o1nAla&1s q navy
Csp- = Ft=;-=zz. s== SsTg rss=ye-s-a.
Washinglln. 20 "a 'gT Material Waahlnrngn
Capt p r B-atty. % eunnnunlu1nnt % navy
ard and sgDsrrten4ena of Eus tsoayry. WASH
cspt A. -. OlaL TVS NAVY nsparusrnA
Y aarinFton. 20 cJmmnndHat % navy yard
- sds phia AMI F1urth diartcs-
A.t-ssi- y. y. CFqaaa- fFam ne Ssg HaGezAlrs.
70 harai hu&pilal. NeW Tors tof treatmenl
wew hampenne. =
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-11

wAsMmOr0E, March l0.-ThS HOUSE
Cummita~s on IntSrstaas and FOrsixn
commsros has inserted q provision IN
tho AdEai nistrneiOn railroad ball ~hanA
N designed TO prevent the payment 81
rebaees 70 ahtppeEs through fictitious
en@ndnsne provides that in the cnas OF
So $50 - elesss. g. A.~.@--~
Whsrs L % shown that 1ach claim T@S
made only TOR ths purpose o. svadinG the
anti-5sbats saCtion Of the law. both he
shipper and the Offending railroad ahafl
~ halA hnhla. umdAF aha nraMassa Nv
only The osrFiaF b bald Liable IN visaatinm6
II tlle auti-rgbate statuts.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-11
"Ths heaven, the hills, the
sea arc one sparkling gar
land Of jewels"


Tits sarianA nlay - yours " F~p tska
sur twentyNoaa dAyg' cruise - the tTopic
anna IN Colon fwhaTs the canal ial. and
rsenEn Ang elaAoa
To JsGSRics-shs psawi % eiss cAEibbses
and haek ear ana.ln Our IanMmeFB are
yO1F pmlsaial hsesls sskh 81 go and IN
S1h1Nc E1oN NEW voaK
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-11

UNITED PRUT1 cQ&PAHY
~ nAETENH P-Ac1, NV YoWK
on AaE go Ilslsss A.EsasE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-16

sft-y h~~ -~-s-- snsi 40. ~ -hil.ir-a
=. and ~. Hirst - No.
No. fr- h~r ~ h-r -~,rrls,i 90 a .
. go n-s' .nt-r-trtIan
h-r s~rrI-st #F.rt anlt 90 fN-v
ssar' rt' - sees bel sr,.rsuuani--t ~ urs
ant ~ tni f.gs' tni WF's- r0i .H-
~ ant go
The sH'ds q .sul vHfl mean
The ss,lIs ~ 'hsfn sstsF-t mean
t,siy ant hey have 40 .Hrf. - t.lv-n
,tf-- tn tiara sp.,si- ansi graveyard. ,r.i 10
th- co,tag- - 'h-ir dad srsnsirl rents ant
the Palar~ - ~ en- and In Mo nIl- -s.r-
sh-r~ th- unborn ar- ant finally thsv g.
nark and ind that che bIri' rtri = fn 'u-tr
o~n hufn~ mt then fr~v Nv. .r % me
.irk laughter q Bsyiurs and she gets
veil and they al lave happy ever after
-Woiili Won lie 70 changed anyw h-r..'-
- aske-i
rs=r~ . q short pause and then i-th~l
tAmon remarks = think no .zasrIi hnFt
"a the dpg to 30 left put m N. cold a. 'h..
end nv every nigh' sh-n mat hap
Zen. There he's done eyurythinE for
his little master and has h-.--n no only one
With m" exception q Lighi that stood
10y him. and think u Ii-t a -ham.. that
Mr. Mettyhnk didn l~t him INTO the
HOUSE would u ! had written u What
h~com~- ~ the dog aftsrWard' Does 10
s'arve 20 death "r g~' a can tied - his
fail'-
Teacher mean lady I'D VIZ Me,tv-
link writ" Cinderella and the GlaS, Slip
per-
II breaks m one - The INST ladies.
think he's tsrrible hard On tho cat
think cats ar" lust a. Mo" n dogs n YOU
I now how ." treat them night The cat
hket Ng'yi all the time
Cats Deceive yng.- saws Emmett
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-16

..'as .H fss-- Hsis=t .r--,fis ~ 80
'HH"a .HHa a.=-= sHss- fHs .HsrfsY.s
- Hsa 90 .H# H.f 80 F9saaf-s.sf
90 #H... ls.aHi 81 fsa =sFsH g..
fr' .-s H.F arsr= .lfifa=Ts % r.
HF~lf.fI Fs=ssfrs
Tsa .f fsH s. .- o. - . $500
H HaH .f Hsf assasH ass-fIa- 4t
.a aaFa
-.sH.If ....Hiass ass..ss.ss-. 10 ...ss--.Hss-ss
.H.H.. ..##
.Hf.H.Hu 10 Hs@sFH ta.f
ffafT POL sFIlta q ssa.@ ssH-s
.H s.H .- sH..l.t a..s ..as-s s----.
- H sFrIT fai=s CO., assnfls rsst
..f.H Hf.f 81 .HaFssfas lsst. -ias,s.-
-ff.H -H@.Har ls--t 30 rsas4 a---ss
" H'aHirafffr tfrsnrHf
1 "H - fHsa=s1u Htfi- .n.f--
.ss=- 81 si-afr.a 49, fr-.fg . .sssl-s
sf. .#H.~s- % ne Hft- r..f- .s -
500 -HaH sH- 10 sf--ssfv s--furs s..s
.. s 80 .F- Haa r.Tsv -lra ESQ fs-.s
s fHHr- q .ss.sH=-s .., 60
f .- fT...r Y.f rH.-s..s,
I'D. H-s o. a-s.f FOL r-ssfr sa4a.r4.
"a HFFH "..ra .s .4. a.s-...s
#..F w. rH-s ...... 90. t...f
pol. .H.1a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-16

~ ~ ss.n 80 - 's.-- ~s-- $50
sfsiv-. ~-rsars
80 DIfT shau 80 sirs trv -s-r-
~ 49, 80 sU - sIrns .n go saftd
1--we rHas is.-- ~ Hane-Tn Tf- wss=
r"f- "raT-s. 90 fIf- u.s. 90 go Ha.f-
o --rafafs o. Q ~, r.lf owe
~ HuH NH ~ ~ faHs Ne .Hf
NE UIrI Leave hiHi leave Hfr,
fIuI- Ha' rsH 80 49, sstns fs t@.fT'Ir.
..sa Huf 10 re fTsr1rs Hu.i-TsafHt ,sar=
fH- UIrt tnssF -ttea.fna H-- a-rss
fss tr.t 'Hs rsr. $40 - 'as@n frpui h=F
sixn q Ii'si- -tfn Tell me-. rHs sBaII .v~F
1n.i rsfi ssain
80 Q sI'I love vou airays
80 .haIt 30 ns.f lnharrr r-or,f.-
sni r-Hsin. On - srornh shiIs ne Hoy
Lover 81 faasn 80 49, Hua'
several ~ The zruup ~ children re
tear from fh.tr sve- One 20 thew who
INTRODUCES NJ xri-f a. that bsionsinE -
th- F,rs' DsW -av- after choainE arb
think Mr. Nlettvlink ought ~ have had
N. hoat thai tak~- tho children ~ Earth
IN ~" -hap- ~ = -torS hks thu swan hoai
N tlSh-nErin N
The other children agreed vocifero,.y
And teacher ! mean adv is Sr~a,
fun on the beat They pull YOU along and
then the stage reVolV-s tor It, a. good
a. q merry round AZ Coney
\ strange sound on the out-k n. 20 the
group - hfty attracts your attention N
i made by Miss BertA Dom You inter
view her tmmed atsly
wa- only practising my sneege lady
oh YOU are = h-ir-ths- Hsa.i7-
1N~-'tn. I come out when Tgi'sl OPENS
The door INTO the cave % Diseases
Have YOU what - called a speaking
yar'''
-Ne-'m. I mean this - what - called
business on tho stage Mr. Amea and
Mr. Harwuod. the sneeze committee
chose me ont 81 fly because I snoKe.
the last side
Ia IL easier To sneeze u you come from
IN. Fast Slde,-
MIR Ames thinks there IL more talent
there
Miss Dom stands in the linelight cast
nv the dressing room incandescents and
Aneezes three times for Won
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-16
COLUMBIA SETTLEMENT HOUSE
MN AND WOWEN SRI DENTS
10 GIVE THEIR SERI ICES.
The Tenth Avenue BuiIding which John
- R"ckefeii~r Supported To he Re-
oT~n~d plan 10 Wake % s-,f-s'oN-
erning and strIctlN SeIf.~uppoTtink.

6.Ir-. ria University has gone IN for
srDIaI hartarmeni columbia m the mas
q. r" o. pledged itself - proc'r" fifty
'''~ .- '"Hi"rs and ts1Ch"rs ~ settlement
~v. '.r men and bows. Will" Teachers
g.. -. and Riruard have each promised
o. ere. Tr" women 20 do the same WORK
trs Nj This eu""yy - - b" centred
Columbia University settlement
-sIprortIng. democratic and
pol ~ Columbia under graduates
..E.. formerly the West side
Hppt Hnuse. :. - b" caliet
SIDE Columbia HOUSE Unless the
20 ... 81 me district object
Vest SIDE Nsiguborrppi House
avenue ant Fifrle'h street. was
..g.0' supported for the most part
f.rd. AID active cooperation 81
N FD.zafe ler j. When the ho'lsa
sol several years ago N" p~opl@
Bro '.s district felt tho lacH and
.ls" n~@n several futile attempts
.s. - rnpuensd The scheme for
-'" toIs. r0' "a charity hut a.
..- rI-.n fDr the Young pnople
.- % 200 arguments Tra1 i's power
... @'E.tr1ual factor Wa and would
q. for the uhEbtanfs - N" nei Oh
I Hr.. tv mo- means TaIfer- or
l."v ar" 'Dr m" most part
f.r.uE arpr"r- and r1lrufnc-
'."- -.u- and daughters ere m
.rI lrru'i-- and their Children
." no -.tD"I ~" playing "1 ~"
.opr"TIrg ~ 'ho hpuse hts l.,"r
..f,.s .rffY.I- s..ttI"ru'ui wurk.T-
H.r- rIy 1ut best -UrIuR. under
.r.-u.. ~ tdNard Ewing PRATT 80
.u settlement lipu-'.. % plan wIs
g for ~ mana cement which haz
...s usteTIahzsd C0nsidering tho
@-Es "a with which the people d the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-16

49, ~ .,-S r,is ssd 's-a v-a 81, 80
--tr-sl g.. 800
Frnfn-tt r-fi-.. To- - ira-n nfr q
ti-s-fs=isr q fNts irBr.irtanss snfi .n-t-ssi
.nffHstis-s fh. fairbanss rstns 80
80 r-sIlr ~ ~ me- sfags - ~ tnft . ~
-arrr = no lunurs n 10 is--afns r7nHi
o. H-a.Itv q lac ant FORM t.h-'t 's
give 4n opinion th.y sp-sk fnE-fh@r rs
favor 10 80 .t1g a. th- fr.=nd 4 man
fH~v ere an extremely hufiahi- .llu
tnfi N ne euwrH Hut - 'hsv thtns q
hff'a TO stsunEiv - Hn- s.fi- hoy hsstE~
f.. rv sirnif' ~ hat fhsr- - -ufu-thing
n.ra tuuiIf q 80 mr. Wh~n vuti strfse
10 tho fIEht saV .ays no foremost tsin
-uh 20 r1ur=- ~rhus= mo 1th-r -vuu
mIafrf ~Ih q kutv fuvart 10 hs.tfi
~y~ Fy bH,iy snuss that thinh p~rhats
VIZ N--tvbns ~ib- ~ cat ~" sruug way
u.rhars that's shy ~ DIN ns~ them -
sell ~ ~ hss.s doEz
Th.. 90 and dog dissvisstpn - brnhen
fufp pv tho llysr- whn stand SIDE ~ SIDE
sith arms lnisrlacst ami 49, n vou sould
lac % hear them r~vit" their Inns
We thInS th-y are The most h~autiful
m tho story and - dos Mr. Ame- You
kruV When T,vIs cpm-- o. IN" kInEhnm
- tho nburn. 'ha blue scene hs tak -
ono ami leaves IN. oth-r and they don't
want o" Do s~paraissi 10 rins vas only
here - reCtts his hn~s'- -
I know th~m.- SAYS Fr.d w,nklemAn
one u the TIL brothers, Who IN the Land
Of Memory are met hv Myiyi ami Tyiigi
a. M. house 20 tho grandparents Yes
know Tunes part fknow all the parts
Tn. trio stand Asid. from IN. rest "
tho group IlAirbronn Poster. who -
the girl lover. and Martha NcGraN IN.
bov. kn~~l az tho feet 81 rins
rhe Girl tn'reats-"h. Father Time ls' ne
g. with him.
The Roy re,r Father lime. lst me- .tav
With her
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-16
ONE PtRROT I FIIRT,
And Another That Made a Mistake as tn .
HAWKS Intentions.

tOH'Lr. & cnr O,t - Had the
parrots - the country hocn "num"rat "d
hy h" present census takers this lftl"
villag" m m" tpnne,fiCtr Valley would
have como iu'n tho lIn.Igh' For II any
other place M IA" United States can show
NOV" parrots IN prnpnrt I"n - III" pnpu-
lat ior hon all Inhai"rs parrots Included.
will fHr ever after hold thor TeaC"
IN" pri2" section Of the village - far
- tha-., birds are concerned - n row ~
-iV houses four ~ which harhor parrots
Perhaps ~" mos Interest ing II IN" four
j. hundred dollar MeNican Specimen
whose particular trle - fam" - that she
- sCandaluus cnpurt'e
How that hlrd does love a man she
sings she whist lee. she toss.s her head
she rIdleS down her cage toward the all
congueTing male She laughs hysteri-
Cally wildly The presence ~ one man
will leaveu tho lump - a whole roomful
- women II doesn't S@em ~ max"
reat deal Of difference who the man 10
though she prefers them 70 make good
lea ~ noISs
The minute the man goes she relapses
into absolute II Ony silence II the women
plead with her - ma ke sOme sound any
sound. she closes her eyes with an air -
utter boredom and shuts her hoax like a
finger near che cage II they persist 10
pleading she turn. her back
But the most famous ~ Cobalts long
line 81 distinguished parrots vas one
owned by Joe HuTd. This particular par
rot vas a conversational bird and a great
ret With her oWner. Who used - let her
out IN hne weather She delighted 10
roDst for Whii. IN the trees near the
house. hut Was always more than Wllling
~ return "a her cage
On one never IN b- forgotten occasion
her gay plumag~ made her . shining
mark for hawk soaring overhead on
thoughts 81 spring chickens intent
With one tremendous swoop he fell upon
Polly -"iIrd her IN his claws and With
some difficulty made ~ with her
Polly thought ~ was lovely In rap
tar. she Ehrieknd - her diznay st owner.
-Jr-. Joe Ss@ hoW pr@tty I ridsi'
Her delight vas short lived 4 minute
later . ps-"vi-h cry came from the slowly
par.
Damn you' Stop punching - hard'-
But the hawk didn't stop. lie sailed
slowly away bearing Polly 70 her fate.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-16

~ rtrr~ Tho reason only ATTY &c. tht-
.. ..f...t l,r 'rHr" tr" u. 'uHr, thirty. five
.. ..... .urr.. ,.i,J and 'ft.,.au ust"--'.ldI--
.IHItr|rut"-
DO D. ..-t t." u"yus-- .' their .uIung
i... .. .. ..sr.. frr r.r- tr.r. ~ urtI.r.
... tl.v -"' u.J-r they ,I.I hate o.
.. ..vtu.uE -tli about tE..'u. f...t t-
... .--ruugp actors and actress. up.
ul tnr that reason Won are PERHAPS
mon" i"u'"u'.y Inclined toward them than
Won h"N-y"d that th.v would show =
Hk- tendency later uu. so you hold the
rIhrrn hero ~ ore IT her long crIrl-.
h...t-i with pink and tell her tina; 80 she
looks sweet and pretty and good you don {
500 any reason why for once. only once.
she should not zee her name IN print
Having gained 20 much like all of her
sex she Is plainly dissatisfied The
,"crst Of her anxiety she whispers to YOU
lfter having drawn you aside from a
group Of Blue Bird .irehie-. dewdrops.
caves Of bread. will O the wisps and sew
raj elements.
Don't say I'm an unborn hero. will
voup' she whispers beglilingly L don 4
rhink IL l. very important not 10 be- born
I N really MpyFs understudy and am
going To play matinees. alternating with
her. Please say that
In other words. Claribel.- you say.
1T Il better 10 be a born actress than an
unborn hero
Much better
You agree 20 make a note Of this and
Clarlb~l makes way for loaf ~ bread
VINO comes chest on. hitting you with his
Vanished frontispiece several seconds
before he arrives himself NotwIth-
standing the evidence Of hoyish legs and
cropped hair he turns out 10 be a little
girl too.
I'm the only girl loaf she explains
all the rest are real boys
Roland Wallace. one 81 the male lnaveS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-16

tho people - the T"iRhhorhood and ~
any on" else Interested In the acttv"
running 81 the house AFFAIRS ar" vested
IN a council ~ workers and residents
a cooperative lpdv TO rnAnag" tho huil-"
- discuss and formulate general p"hCIe-
and 20 sea to ~" carving on - It's ac.
tivitIes Their" Is also an "Jec'I'iV" couu-
eli consisting - representative from
81 vhs. residents tho teaching corps
and the hoard - trustees 10 make rules
and ., govern IN" ac'iviti-s of tho hu,i-.
IN. West SD" Columbia Hons. - 20 ~.
strictly -elf supporting. and membership
in the clIb u 80 u" paid Tor by some small
weekly f." According t. IN" statistical
budget complied 10y the committee. N"
members II littl. bOv ClHbs ray > cents
a w"ek hig hoys ray ~ cents. and tho
working men and boys pay 20 cents a
week II all goes well and the mum or
counted on supports the club the sum ~
~ 25u represents the aggregate incom"
from that source Dance hall couples
AZ Is cents a night for pO nights give
g. $50; annual enterfa inmsntH and bene-
fits average up "a s. .Csp and the total
annual income from every source will
ba 81 ODO. The total expenditures
planned for the year amount 10 SO 1871.
Perhap~ the meet interesting phase
~ the work l. The part taken nv Column
bia The ettlernent - not only 70 he
called the West side Columbia House
but all the voluntary assistance IN carry
ing On the social and educational work
Is coming from students. In addition
20 the voluntary workers Columbia has
guaranteed the services ~ All experienced
zalAried worker II has chos~n Har-
old Taylor % for this place.
Helping Ia the work - the Columbia
clearing house committee composed ~
REPRESENTATIVES from the various religious
and phllanthropic prganilatinns ~ the
Active m the work are Uni
yersity Chaplain Knox, james Myers
student secretary for IN" !. VI. &. \.
Mis- Helen Brown. president 81 tho Rar
nard y W & A. and the presidents -
the Newman and Craigie clubs. M" Y "
q. 4 secretary from Teachers tolleE"
and representatives from colleg. -eitle-
rnent organizations. The gradual" al
vi.nry COMMITTEE. - ~" y VI e \ -
alsp active and j. compc~'.d - Jnm@-
Fdward-. chairman. " Hartley Dodge.
secretary. William Fell0wes Morgan.
Prof MarstDu T Bpgert. Allan Is BRADLEY.
Kenneth u collins and Winston Paul .
The faculty members ~ the trustees are
A. vet unChp-sn. hut d u Tumored that
Prof Edwin " 4 S-ltgTnan and Pre-t- [
ient Nicholas Murray Butler will -
sh0ssn- !
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-16

from several other chlltrep'- clubs m
town and - soon 20 visit th" club ~ -
Bartholomew church amt hay. an eve.
nIng 81 game IN N" gymnasium Ni"i"
Roland, who i poppy fn IN" night scene.
and Helene Kemp. who - a ru-.,. suc-,,-t
that they all wear Rim" BIRD pins aud th.
motion - carried then and There
You ask the children a. This point what
they expect Ia 10 when they grow up
and the answer come, unanimously
from boys and girls
-Oh. we don't ever want 20 do anv-
thing hut stay IN tls -iac"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-16

nr'ln every wcoN and parts tho r,-' ~ ths
IF'. for uTt
Nv mother nri. Az OF my money 100 rns
I4uN
~ rrfr. gayo r.. 30 wanted rfHrrI-
lt."- e. rn'ud Z wouldn't have fry ~.
DI' .lr ,iUss> uf
Nv sister pltyz uu tho road win
llWwv Valentine. and when NV Irrf.
brother -aW uv going 90 rIy rrar rt-
h"ar~al II Tn, Hhr Bird ho ct'l and
at b" wanted CD o." an act re, ZOO.
~. gong - 10. and 'hun WI r.t," a
Do n money
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-16
NEW ERA IN CORSETS

II you haven't seen the re,c effects
produced in Memo Corsets BY the use
Of Lastikops Webbing. you have 40
IDEA what style and comfort there is
in these ONLY up-to-date corsets.
Lastikops Webbing is a NEW
ELEMENT in corset-making. and pro-
duces results always desired but
NEVER BEFORE POSSIBLE.
It's the new semi-clastic fabric
that oUrwEARs ANY CORSET.
The new Memo LastikopS models
bring PERFECT STYLE with the great
est comfort you've ever enjoyed.
You may be as slender as you like
without risking your health. IL you
wear a new era" Memo Corset.
YOU WILL BUY THE NEW
NENOS rho Tdsts n burn candles
or ride ~ hovsc-cdTs in these days 81
electric lights dsd dirships'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-16
Did You Know This?

Memo inventions constitute the
ONLY zeal improvements in corset
making, here or abroad. during the
last twenty five years.
There are over sixty patents on
Memo COrsets many times more
than on all other makes combined.
Original inventive genius. hacked
by expert knowledge Of the laws 81
Fashion and Hygiene. have placed
Memo Corscts IN a class alone, secure
from competition.
Ask for me Memo.
ACCEPT No OTHER,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-16

ures, Memo NO.
405 ranks next
toNemoNo 800
in fgure-redu-
cling power
Has the famous
Relief Bands.
W hich give
good support
from IN DER
Heob. perfect
VI uT' tSU'IN
with absolute
com fort and
safety. Sizes
~ To % s4.OO.
No. 4O3 j. a
similar model.
for short stout
figures $500.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-16

-Nh" doesn't know what The Blue
Blrt means Ayrl,tn- the chorus
l"1un"tts prN. ~ sister leaps into
~" con, "r~1ronal hr-,ch Us a fairy
story hk" 'N" Tire" Rsa--' ami Blue
heard. only - deeper
vii Davis and Bonnie Mauda speak
together. It. a fairy story and sun.
idy school lesson TOO. and II you study
- and live tho way ~ tells YOU you'll be
different some day. Noull change. Just
a. the sick girl did AZ the end. It's for
grown up people too
And tho l.Ssons-
EiIoan Percy. who once PLAYED IN a
Christmas pautorine m Belfast YOU
drag the Information from her saws that
she read IN one of the Newspapers ;hat the
blue hIrd stands for happiness and that
another newspaper said that u was easy
enough ~ set happy. but nobody could
STAY that way long Mr. NIettyhnk
showed that hy the way he had the blue
bird change color or Az away as soon az
u Was caught she adds.
Frehy IN the heat Of discussion has
ali GIFTED from the dressing table and shows
every symptom Of desire to give eH-
preston 20 words that burn.
The story begins. YOU know. with
Tyifyi and Myyi. the little boy and girl. :
she begins
DO pronounce them right corrects
an hour. -Tg'fyi il accented on the first
syllable and Myiy' on the last
-Boston?- YOU inquire.
.pb n, ,,,',r, bu, I rl.y.d ,ro. a..
-. =, . u..... y 4 -. - r.,
Tr,voIi,y S,I.z,,,, o..
You adm, tina, ,hes. cir,-,,,.,,,r.. ara
sIghtiy analogous and Fireav anologi,
ing pra,tlIy Tor sticking tho end ~ a
uointed h.addr.s. m tho .v.. Of an hour
p-oce.ds with nor recital
The Fairy B,vyiup. don. YOU love
that name. I've called on. OF nv dolls
n"iEhhorhood awaited the opening. tho
Conditions for actual work w"r" ideal
IL" consent ~ Mr. Rock"f"ller With -"
Consequent lease II N" house tn the hoard
- trustees and Ruarantors was given
in th" following l"t'"r from Mr. Rock"-
f"lI"r
~ hh"''"h. NV lom
No. At. ru ', - r.
~, i.', ,r,t,,'. ,,,n,'o',,,an ., ~.
-..or.pfpy a. ,t.. No, so. S.,gbLo,b,..t
Hnu-e a. tho ,prner - Tenth avenue and
Fr''I"'h street
IN fH" basis ~ N" '"ri'ions >et forth
IN '"ir I"''"r WI rom m" building '"
y"t ~ 10" I'' 81 '"nin Nh'h i
49,, y, 49,. -
~. ,r,i,.
Jog.D Eo,syrtittr In
Tn. .o,,,aI s,ho,r. ,s s,,h,,,,,od.o n,
ps,L.,,,ra, c,I,s for d.,,oc,.,i, al,
,.,.o.,,,,,, Iii. s,,,,,,,,, M, ,.,,r. ,,.,,,
,.,,od 80 ,,o,,do = ,r.s,,n1 ,Isco ana
. naI...,,, d,,.c,,o, a., The neisbI,,b,,,d
In. Tko ,.,,1s,s sI., az, 10 mr..
-, a. ,,.,,i,, IN ,a-io,s ,,ade. ,,r young
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-16

der women
have been
arNiOuslv
hoping Tor.
Only a few
days in n"
market. but
rC ord ~
thouSandsoT
dozens are
pouring in
byulail. wire
and phone.
Sucharor-
set on ID
never have
been made
for" We
on ted
LGEtfkopS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-16

No $40 (see cur. for tall stout
women; medium, bust and under arm.
long skirt, Memo Self r educinR
Straps. No. 3Is is a similar model.
but lower bust and under arm. for
short stout figures. Both are Of fine
white coutil, sizes 10 to $500.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-16
Nemos with Relief Bands

Memo Self-Reducing Corsets are
made in n dozen different models %
suit ell stout forms. For tall stout fig.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-16
For Snort Stout Figures
A No. S.n.Rnd,,cina Cnrn.A

Our wonderful Lastikops Bandlet
supports the abdomen so perfectly
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-16

Webbing. our new elastic fabric which
Ucrcr loses rs C'GstcfB and such a
corset can never be made iriib0Ut il.
The two broad bards If sen elastic
Webbing (scc crlO hanish all dangers
Of tight lacing. prevent that perilous
bearing down" feeling. bring ease,
comfort, sylph-likc grace $500.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-16

Sold n Good Stores Evrry~hsrs
kOPS BROS. Manufacturer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-16
AN INSTANT SUCCESS!

The ncw Memo La tikopS Corset
No. $50 is Just what millions Of sl,n-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-16
Lastikops Hose Supporters

Every Memo Corset Except the
few 500 modelsD Is finished with
Lastikops Hose Supporters, guaran-
teed 10 ouiWedr any corset.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-16

that . host Of
conservative
physicians are
now ''prescrb-
ing" IL in place
of the bother
some and costly
alb d o min al
bands. And It's
the gredtest
figure redvesr
ever devised.
We have o
new model
No. 5Z3
at $500
aspecially for
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-16

the Mono Lastikops BandJet; low
bust. hong hip; fine white couul,
sizes % 20 $500.
No. 522 il a similar model. hut for
tall or medium stout figures $500.