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The Washington herald., 1910-10-17
In AFnlor.

In days Of old, when knights were bold
And never known to b!ench;
To don their clothes, the saving goes,
They used a monkey-wrench
The Washington herald., 1910-10-17
Ali the AdNnntnres-

The house is easy Of access, you say?"
"Oh. yes Il Is within short walking
distance Of a point where a railroad is
expected to be built soon"
The Washington herald., 1910-10-17
A Bad Egg.

He has tricked me for the last time. "
What is his latest roguery?"
He borrowed my revolver, ostensibly
20 commit suicide and then went and
paWned IT,"
The Washington herald., 1910-10-17

As an eNpounder OF political English
Prof Woodrow Wilson has his distinct
uses. lie declares that the trouble with
direct primaries Is that they are not
direct" nor yet primaries"
The Washington herald., 1910-10-17

The statement that Manuel Of Portu-
gal owns several millions in foreign Sc
curities would seem 10 indicate that, az
least he was thoughtful enough 10 look
ahead
The Washington herald., 1910-10-17

Since reading his attack on Mr..
Mitchell We are not sure that Mayor
Gaynor is entirely well or that the
Rochester convention erred in accepting
the Creelman uumaum.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-17

II is reported that the new President
Of Portugal writes poetry But even
American Presidents are often cruelty
maugned
The Washington herald., 1910-10-17

headline says Eggs are soaring. 3"
and at the same time a news item says
that number of actors are going back
TO the farm TO work
The Washington herald., 1910-10-17

II took a big council a whole week TO
decide whether prayer helps a sick man,
and then they didn't decide it,
The Washington herald., 1910-10-17
Dickens Exchanging Popularity.

From the Strand.
Dickens public passes beyond the
bounds of the British empire There is
America-with its 100000 Of people and
its widespread, It's fervent regard for
Dickens. There is France, where Dau-
det could write Little Nell and Paul
Dombey came 10 me as a revelation Of
purity and innocence" There is Ger
many, where, as BUnsen said: Dickens
compels tears and laughter among Ger
mans as among his own people" There
IS Russia. where Tolstoy relates that he
found the Christmas Carol" in the cab
ins of the humblest serfS. and where oil
yer Twist" and Nicholas Nickelby" are
read in seven different translations i'm the
realms of the Gar
1t is futile to multiply evidences Of The
universally Of the genius Of Dickens.
Next TO the Bible and Shakespeare, his
books enjoy the widest popularity.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-17

East ST. Louis will not permit its po-
iicemen 10 smoke cigarettes. East ST.
Louis, mind yOu
The Washington herald., 1910-10-17
The One Execution.

From the Dallas News.
When il comes to the necessities Of life,
breath is the only one of them that's
free.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-17

Mrs. Rorer, the famous cook. says that
we should beware or lobster But her
advice is not directed toward chorus
girls.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-17

The Swiss republic has formally well
coined the new republican infant. Po--
tusaL There are likely to be more in
iants Of the same sort in that European
family.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-17

The new regime in Nicaragua guaran-
tees the privacy Of letters. Prof. Harry
Peck is thinking Of moving down there
The Washington herald., 1910-10-17

For his courage and independence,
Senator Bourne is 10 be admired. saws
an Oregon journal Yes, and generally
supported too.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-17

AT least, il might seem that those New
York art dealers were artists in snug
Cling
The Washington herald., 1910-10-17
AT THE HOTELS.


Japan, both Of whom are at the Shore
ham. has given expression OF her views
OF American and japanese women and
fashions. The woman OF Japan does not
have to bother or interest herself in what
the coming fashions are in dress. She
does not have TO be prepared 10 change
her fuli-plaited short skirt into a long
sweeping tight one or a banded. strapped
+ mobile one But what she does have 20
DO Is 10 change the color of her kiponO
10 carry out the Japanese idea Of fash
[ ION. Color Is the thing Her kimOno re-
mains the same, but Nine. Nippon may
I be terribly out Of fashion if she dons
a kimono that is pink when the seasons
dictator OF women's fashions says that
/ she should be wearing violet tones. And
+ now many people know that the older
a woman OF japan gets the shorter and
smaller her Hmono sleeves.
This interesting feminine gossip came
/ from the wife OF Tokyo's mavor-ac-
claimed the most beautiful Japanese
woman that has visited our shores.
"Our women are further advanced So
cially than they were before the nav
F code Of ten years ago" She said III
/ has been brought about through the Diff
/ ference In the marriage laws largely.
Now divorce can only be procured
through mutual consent Formerly a
man could divorce his wife without any
just cause whatever. According 20 the
present laws there are just two reasons
4 for a
fulness and She other is II she has served
a prison sentence OF over a years time.
The women Of Japan have NOT the
social equality that tie women OF Eng
land and America have and fl win be-
far better when they get IT. ! think .r
viii come ia no very distant time f1r
the educational advantages that women
are receiving IN Japan have opened their
eyes TO the Importance Of itl and th-v
have called the attention If their Eus-
bands and brothers and fathers. who will
certainly recognize the rights or their
women. But men never aeqgiese .u any
thing unless compelled TO-"
Nine. Ozah SAYS that although girls
are allowed a voice .n their marriage
more than formerly. the mother sun SEE
fs.r. rrr 500, f, lam. ,.r .-- che
--orgF ..fssr.-.- $3.50. ...- -.
r.s1f--.t.l. ~ r--,.-.
and .r..,..E. L.. -.
r-afr ,.-, -s-.. .-.4 ......-...--
rfsa.aI -r-- .. r. 80 -----..-.
questionable .u Japan. and that women
az tho upper classes are not So frequent
ly seen INDUCING in their pipes
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'''s ''.'.a' .as' -'-=.-.r
III speaking 'I the proposed monument %
Barry IN tA-s city, said. There is some
thing very peculiar about the tarE.a-ss
with which the work NJ erecting mis-
memorial 10 one Of rra p.--r....--..
greatest heroes So t.l.-. .....--
- l7--.t
-9 -.-" .
----- -.s-T nave '-.a
.-'s statue '--I
any o-.'' piece .i A.-.--.e-,.-
80. '.7 me amount
-lt.'--.a.et L"T The
DAT mem --a- -a-t-s nave been ace
.sF.e. ana rejected. and other models
90 .s --s. looked upon favor
id. goes .H '.'s mean. There
a. '.'i-le.lls ana statues OF French. 0f
'.-s-' ana ol-e' Revolutionary heroes
ana scientists ana soldiers, the cost ta
erect "AleA mas been partly betrayed ar
private subscription. but the work ia COM
Lrcil'H Wild them has progressed v-+-r-
The Washington herald., 1910-10-17

the pound goes through there will hardly
be so much light reading
The Washington herald., 1910-10-17

King Manuel. 1t is said, selected Glb-al-
tar as a place Of refuge because II had
been so we'll advertised That New Jer-
sey insurance company should offer him
job.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-17

Talk about "a feast Of reason" They
"narge that the colonel is eating his
words in his latest speeches on the tariff.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-17

Chicago physician says that too
much pie is detrimental 20 health All
the political pie IS soon TO be put safely
away In the civil service cupboard.