The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-10

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branosa,' Here b advice TO ssa cOuOhsd
In epigFams o. woman:
To plsass women ono mast adhere 20
only one.
woman ~ IEks the dec. 10 q 10 . tar q
dawn. q Gan Of p,ars alaeasasS. u 10 . peasf;
q fan 10 oaFtA q b mla4.
When woman loves ahs parslons even
crime: whsn she ceasss 10 love shs doss
not forgive even virtue.
Of her own SCR tho Countess rsmarks:
Ths cOqnoaas mlsaahss her dsssre 70 please
for bar nsed 20 love.
Ths arsa thlng thae uomsn know 10 that
they arS beaBeiful The last thtng they
romliDs 10 thai they arc old.
woman h HE IN army: she h irro-
tFisvably leas a she has no ressrve.
womeo afV always moro 90 lees children.
saniimsnt leads them by the nOss and
rsasoaing iFrttaaea them.
Tho Popularity % pAss&nss continues
In kRgln1d. Ths programme has iust
bean oomplsesd for Ne army pageant.
which wlll be hsld from June 20 % July .
under the direction of v. n. Bsnson. the
well known shaksspeariaa aCtog. In ths
gronnas % Nnlham Palace. tho BisAop
| % isonoo1e rashde0Do.
First thsFs 10 20 DO Q ssiies Of scsnes
ports~yias the warilks Rfs of tho In
habitants AZ ancient Britain. Following
thAs there Win bs seens rsprsssnting ths
Roman invasiOn. and thsn win come ten
historic spissdss bstwesa $40 and les
A. d.
Tho nsxf part win have the title -st0riss
q the Begimsnaa In Famous Tghts.
Tia hasale % Desaan@sn dune n. i7esl
was the lase naht as which o British sover-
ei9m was present In person. and In the
pageant George II. win bs . prominant
figure. A leading incidene TO be por-
trwyod h To aAllant Aghe by Troopsr
Brown for tho standard % the Third
Hussaru. Dropped by Q wounded comet
ths dag Wa packed up by neowu. and In
turn taken psessanlon a. by q Fr~nnhman.
Brown rode OF In psFsult. killsa Che gsn-
dArms and rscapeureA ths standard.
resolving numsrous wounds during the
enoouutsr.
SIR John Aaoors's death on the sands
Of Cor,sna wili form another episode.
still another speseacie win b. tho stosrning
of DaAajes. whom Nsut. Masphsrson tore
down TIM Fr~nch trieoior from tho top
most tower of the fortress and replaced
u with his own red tsc&st In leo % the
Union Jack 90 . signal thas tho place was
won.
Discoveries on the g<utish hank Of
ths Thames beswssa BIRTH end 0rmveasnd
In th0 last fsw ysass provo almost CON-
cisaxivsly that the sits Of Londou was
. osmsre u popalous prosperity nat OuAy
during the hasnAA 0oCapasi0n bus alno
during The prshissoSio Stone A9a.
Tho most important a recent nnas has
been tho uncovSgtng a . largo aslA AZ
flint lmplsmsnas. These alnea. almost
without oKSeption. ere 81 wMFtiks char
aeesF. Tho Osllesti0n pEousissa 10 bs tho
largsss and most important % In kind.
To q boob Of uAxins ps~pArsA by the
0arsiOchhsAd Golf Club % be cold at q
bazaar ths Duls a Argyll oonsribussa ths
SOllSwinG rhymeA suloGy Of Golf. % whish
hs 10 an expert and enthusiastic player:
70 gives % ne bod ne slssp % ne Just
nlsys 'he proud Isw IN ne suakss 81 dust:
ItSsasrs ne nrmoee - aitta lap
OF SsfsSss ns6s hssa by . fsiT hsaGfsAD.
For ne man % sdvensuD IN ealln - hls ssal
To got himself haRpilg Int Q hsls
inca let Out ysur sIbsws esa swing voar slub
fsoe.
AAa aoar vssss your ss~s Win -DrsS- saA
a-Ur.
Other Scotch noblsmsn also burst
Into verse whss urged 90 write In the
boob. Lord Psnaland, ths SECRETARY for
Scotland. wroee:
50 sasd n. ana eAsnk nos saia n IN yesa
RoT yOan enA % soe 70 ne lsssss.
TIA, the osiy thass Cd people ought 20 know
10 mat yOaas pespls opwh, - ensw better.
viscogIne Oladstons oR IAnaFk sent
two oommendahle sues which him ensmiaa
the suffraRetsss are quoting widrly. They
were:
Pear not for See future:
weep not Tor ne past
The rrputaticn 81 the German woman
for simplicity % living aud dressing has |
canssd hsr 20 b compared Unfavorably |
with bsr siseeTn q Paris. New York and |
London. There 10 general agreement |
thar she has des~vved her reputation. |
but there n equally general agrsemsnt |
that oe late years she has changed ker |
standard % dress and has become nor. |
ambitious. -
A critic wko has recently been study
ing dress In Brrlin still Andp much 60 bs |
d'ssatipfed with. The progress 10 not !
claases have vastly improved In ttsir |
knowledge Of dreas and tho application |
Of thsir knOwle&9r with elegance and |
taste. Actresses are now costumsd in !
q way that makes the German street /
s=ss= f=s sssSre attractive a:sa S;..===.s=..s,E
than Il was q doosn years ago. But there I
IN an enormous number OF women who |
recognize taste and elegance when they |
sss such qualities In feminine costumes. |
but from motives q tradition and |
economy. chisav the latter. steadily refuse |
TO change their fashion os attire.
These women, In age from 20 20 %. |
usually pan their faith 10 siIk. and the !
older sbs silk is the beftsr. II h this cling |
.ng 90 tradition that gtves 90 many shsatre |
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