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The Washington times., 1910-02-10


KUARs is in benehc aspect this DAY,
M occupying a position n the zodiac
that has always been held astroloslcaliS
TO be extremely fortunate FOR physicians
ana surgeons Those who are III should
gain from the kindly power Of this
day
Neptune IS in a position augurins
favor 10 women. There Is \ sign OF
wrath and disaster for unfauhful
lovers and unkind husbands
Mars today rules for energy and
Dlr1clz and incIines men 10 great force
fuIness and ability. but also arousss
uarlUke and impetUoUs pasziCns, i'm
Melting PEOPLE 70 rush headiong into
danger
Optimistic persons should abstain from
speculative undertakings OF any knd
today.
Fire. weapon and sharp edge menace
uuskiUed persons today. but are IN
der unusually helpful auspices for those
who use them in the course OF their
work
Beware today Of intolerance or tSrsn-
meal and unI1ind treatment , those
VINO Ire quiet anu i4lDAAIAtSAfN
The tendency Of the day is pa-ticu-
Tarly helpful 10 persons who combine
a keen knowledge Of human ns ture
with the power OF adjusting themselves
to conditions and circumstances and
thus turning the idiosyncracies Of others
to advantageous use.
All concerned with work or business
related 10 brewing. distiIling. bottIing.
preserving or preparing any liquid COM
pond should benefit.
In the household the signs are good
for anything connected with fish. II
should be good time FOR hiring maids
An armed man without 2 head IS
an ancient Oriental reading o the
signs that ascend today. For persons
with this birth-date II is held to mean
that they VIII profit during the twelve
month by adhering to WORTHY things
and thoughts, rather than to strive fox
empty social power
CifIdren born today are very likely
20 have great talents and powerful in
teIligence, but they must be guarded
q against any tendency to sIOth and in
difference.
The Washington times., 1910-02-10
MOONSHINE JELLY

Three whites Of eggs thUee-qua rters
OF a pound OF sugar three tablespoon
fuls Of red CIIrrant jelly Whip Up the
whites Of eggs until stiff. then add the
sugar and continue whipping until the
mixture again becomes stiff and viii
stand IN peaks Have the red CurFant
Jelly dissolved with a tablespoonful Of
water and let 4 get cold, though stfU
liquid. Pour this liquid into the stifhy
beaten whites keeping stirring all the
time FIJI into custsrd cups and put In
= cold place 10 set. Serve with cream
These jellies should not be made long
before they are served
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upper and back edges. anC when the
revers are used they are joined 10 the
front edge The lower edge can be fin
iShed with the cape or with trimming
The melon cap Is made in three sec
tons which are so shaped that they
1T the head snUgly and smoothly. Both
caps are designed 10 be held by ribbon
ties
The May Mauton pattern, No. 655i, re-
QUired may be had at GoIdenbergs
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Leaving Calling Cards

Subscriber for Years-When calling on
q married woman you leave a card OF
sOur own and one Of your husband s,
yDur card recognizing the hostess Your
husbands card is left out Of courtesy 10
The host
When one leaves ones card in person
Els edge Is turned 10 signify II was not
aut BY messenger or 10y post
Simply leave YOUR own card Tor the
saDunc lady
II YOU wish TO be on friendly terms
Eith the family il IS proper to leave
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FEEDINGS DOGS

IN the feeding and treatment Of dogs
word Of warning may be Of benefit to
the uninitiated- Cleanliness and correct
sanitation are the greatest DreveI. dives
Of disease and ailments to which dogs
kept somewhat confined and under IN
natural conditions are very subject
They suffer more from over than from
under feeding Fowl or game bones
all dogs should have a proportion Of
raw lean. sound flesh meat twice or
three times a week. and Any amount Of
open-air exercise
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AnSqUerS Green to Inquiries
From Readers of The Tines

Reader know OF nothing that VIII
help YOU It is quite customary for the
hair nest the head TO be darker than
ElIe ends. Why not consult a profess
EonaI? I would think, however, that
any other method than treatment FOR
die general condition OF the hair would
b inexpedieut.
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OYSTERS IN BLANKETS.

Have thin slices OF deIiCately Favored
bacon Ron each o-ster in q slice and
fasten with a small toOthDiCk- Have
the frying pan quite hot. put in the rolls
and cook till the bacon Is crisn- Dou--
ing of the fat as It sccumuIates in the
pan. Serve on fingers Of crisp toast
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PIopeI Massage BenefciaI.

Massage-Massag is OF great benefit.
Improving the contour Of the face as
well as clarifying Che complexion and
softening the skin However. no mas
sage at all Is much better than mas
sage Improperly administered II
would not be a bad idea for YOU to
look into the claims Of the persons who
propose to give you a course Of treat
ments-
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cards Just as sou would had your hus-
oand met the individuals Few Ameri,
can men 20 through the ceremony of
GAZING 50 the wife has the double duty
OF attending TO her own and her hus-
bands social duties. At least 50 far as
the leaving Of cards Is concerned
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Mourning Customs.

Mourning Customs
Mrs ] S--Within the past few years
the customs obtaining during the mourn
ING period have altered materially.
Nowadays many wear their sable
fUrs with their mourning frOcks- but as
mourning is a matter Of personal .opfn-
lon and feeling, yOu would be quite
within the bounds in either wearing
your fur coat or putting il aside.
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,~HE reason the average woman
80 dresses badly" says " ash
lnCton dressmaker noted Tor
her eoOd taste, us that she
does not and VII not know her hmlta-
tfous. That the average woman does
dress as badly as the ready-Tlaoe
Gowns In the shops and the dressrns,k K
ers viii allow her IS p fact and bTl-
-o- rH.=. rvro reIos she would be hoFe-
less
TO dress well IL is essential 20 give
the matter thought, ard it is absolutely
necessary that 2 woman should know
herself her coed points and weak ones
and she viii md many more OF the
latter than of the former That -
whore the trouble lies Women 90 not
ike 10 know treir had points The
woman IS always something Of an os-
trfch. hiding her head and feeling quite
safe She sees herself, or her head IN
a small mirror in a not overnight room,
the image she secs Is not unfiatterlng'
and she dresses for it-fOT her head ana
NOT for her body. q which she has only
gIlmpses here and there
Then the avera &c woman has Tor
rotten-that she has changed since the
davs when she was pretty and young
4 woman when she is young is much
more apt 10 make q study OF herself
than when she is older That Is the time
Other leisure. the time when she has
many admirers. shasis pretty and It IS
a pleasure 10 make a study Of herself
II sha finds she is oversleuder she de-
cldes that frocks OF fuT and rUfTles
are her style and she adopts them
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Eotion For Skin.

Caroline.-A harmless lotion for the
Eizin consists Of one dram OF 5Oric acid
SID four ounces distilled witch hazel
Apply with swab OF absorbent cot
TN A complexion brush Is a good pre-
veutive Of enlarged pores.
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Blue Dresses
Match Blue Eyes

~ 2 woman has blue eyes. she
learns that they are ten times as blue
sud she is ten times as pretty when
she wears blue to match them Il she
has pink cheeks. she sees that they
blush a deeper pink II she wears pink
roses IN her haiti and so on ad in
fnitum-
But the trouble IS that as the woman
develops from the pretty slender, bright
eyed, pInk-cheeked girl into the matron
OF comfortable proportions she fails 70
take account OF her changed conditions
That IS whe.s the tragedies Of dress
come in
Among ny own friends I know one
woman where this IS notably the case
As a Young girl she was almost tmpos-
sIbIy slender but with the aid Of rUffles
and fluffy frocks she passed as an IN
commonly pretty girl. Everything she
bought had the one aim OF covering her
angles and giving her breadth. she mar
ried -.fter a time, and with years and a
family Of children t,se angles became
curves and the curves soms~hat over
accenruated. But still she wears ruffles
and 7uffs. which have become absolutely
InconSruoUs. She has no idea OF Il II
the matter was suggested to her she
would say that woman must study her
style and then dress for II, and that she
did IL
''~POor Floss hasn't the slightest idea
that she has grown stout a mutual
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SMOKING HABIT.

ANY man has sufficient viii power
TO enable him 70 give Up smoking
he has a wife who Is strong minded
enough 10 make him quit
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Daily Horoscope
THE stars incline. but do net
compel"
FRIDAY, February II, 1910
Friday, February II, 1910

Nov boldly take thy place IN lie
Prizes await the bold In strife
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The Bedtime Story.

Published thoughtful"
folk while
The Washington times., 1910-02-10

RACKTNG nuts, biting thread,
eating hot foOd-especIauy
hrnad and nasErr raisea LII
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reason the average woman
- dresses badly, says Wash
EnCton dressmaker noted Tor
t.r r-nnn fasre is that she
The Washington times., 1910-02-10

ERE are few OF the things that
she who must dress on little
should remember in selecting
her IA rrirnhe-
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good look a. his plane a. II sailed directly
over the westerly end Of Manhattan
IN" navigator apparently got into a little
tronhl" with the wind which Hhiftad
- IN" southwest aud bore MIN hroldsid..
10 'he northeast. l. looked for a minute
perhaps l"ss-ls n h.. would hardly
v" AMI" - round the yellow balloon which
under IN" impulse Of The Increased br,..z..
had drifted down guO feet or more from
H. former elevation and thus made IN"
marx nearer To- MpiSanf than D. had been
=" h" other udNtgatpr-
To Ih~ lockers pn tn" top balcony Of the
p'~i''-' ~ % lrnkr'l very much a. II Moi
-'ri VA gong - turn gu the ea-t"rlv
s'd" ~ IN" balloon 4 score uT more
spectators declared when he MADE "a swift
glrCl" and swept m ~ tn. eastwa RI thar
iH' had not rounded the balloon II wuS
'n"ir point nt view and their uufamil'lrttv
WIN ~" ar game that CAV" them tins IN
pr"~-tnn Mr. luvfIr- who u a me
'hahicll engineer and an expert ~ Gdug
'hg distance and perspective. declared
inI' Mp'~a ~ had rounded all Tigt'
william Hodges the sentinel On duty
On the Iier that wuS cat ~ the balloon
SAN particular attention - a. a. sigma
Corps man might and he -ald thai IN.
az Or mad made the urn hludilv Com
mpinr" ~ I smith ~ tho Yacht Nv lsf
and M Photographers amt Skipper. who
acre - IN" south ~ m" balloon -,Ii 'uHf
Nu~tni nHu CIrcl,Ai ~ probably win
ar"ui q hrrirad -. tnl-pa-s. Hs ,"r-
iaInlv did de- m" f~tDh nv tho ua-roW"S'
margin possible and rhu- gtruad som"
seconds u wa- seen hv thr-. Who had
Im'd ih"liherS racers and who know the
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CHI> ,ToW> SrE> M,> BIRDS.
The Quarter ESprrssrs Its AsIOnIshnenI
In Qurrr shrieks.

Tuti night darkensd IN. heavens the
chimes. p..'r"d az the skies and told and
r"told the impressions ~ the wondrous
-Igh' - m. two bIrd men flying nigh
Chinatown was hewi ld.r.-d when Graham.-
Whit" and II" l...ss"p- APPEARED They
w"r" IN" first aIrship- that the Chinese
quarter had seen
" h-ui ~" first machine was first spotted
word passed through the quarter like
lightning and III" Chinese poured into
ti" streets and -'"' 4 ~ Wond"rm.nt
Then IN" thIU'~.' a-fpuISh ment found
oppression m shrIil short sentences
som" ~ IN" mel waved their arms m the.
air and threw back their heads ~ far
that 'h"y retained their balanC" with
difficulty OILERS rushed fokhair houses
and M IN. stairs chait"rIng IN what ap-
cared jp b" terror Still others raced
from on" sd" - q - Rect 20 the other
g"S' l"ulatIng and irving to tell all within
hearing of ~" great wonder
~ H." great number Of uniformed police
m"u stationed m IN" quarter during the
last few days had already thrown the
trIu"-- into a nervous state 50 when
they w"r" called from their houses nv
loud shouting and sIu~lks from the
~ r'''''a below and saw above them air
ships thar sailed ~ birds. and they knew
that thI-" ships w"r" ontrollad 10y mon.
they gO' into u stat" If h.wl ldsrm"nt
Chinatown acted last night as II u had
received shock
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SHOT TRI ER THtN THE GING.
witnesses say NdIer Dld Not Eirr NTH
Fired esn lie Got Two

The two men shot on SATURDAY. GIT
AZ the door Of dance hail ~ M Wet
Twenty third greet hv Robert Ad.r 'hr
special policeman on guard. w"r" 'd"nii-
fed yesterday. charles Punk Of i51 W.
FIfty-third street. whom Adler killed
with a bullet IN IN" hear. was recognized
az the MorgIIe 10y woman who SaId that
she was his wife william Morris IT 3l3
West Fo-ty-fourth street. 10" wounded
man. told his name to the nurse ~ Belle
yua. Adler vas sent to ia" l"un- charged
with homicide
About ~ O'clock on saturday nigh the
lieutenant ON IN" desk Of IA" new N"~'
Iw"ntie'h -...rt police station vas IN
formed over ~" telephone that Their"
was going To be- ir"uus night ~ a. ~"
dane" hall H.. voice laid that - owner
had heard som" men talking over 'i."ir
plans on q sixth avenue surface. car md
that they had agreed that they were gong
90 do Up John Bdrguu. IN" proprietor 90
the dane" hail. ant tuif Adl.r
tn" man a. IN" other "ud - ~" UuOH"
sand that ha Wa Michael = Quinn a.deputv
tinted states Nar-hll u 'Cl Eleventh
ay"uu. H.. sand that be- mad wasted "a
good ten minutes trying - get Polio"
Headquarters
There W"r. = tot Of men IA the back
room Of the station house owing 20 an
'ICipa'ed -irik" irouDl"- and they co.
aro'Ed ip Var'y-'hlri street when o.
wa- all over Policeman Harmon ~,ru"
moments Eafpr" ne, reserves painted uu
had heard police whi-Jl" blowing from
the third story windoN 81 III and had
gone up IN the elevator. A. be got out
~ the car m me hallway TINT led 10 the
dance hall a man staggered back ward
and fell a. his feet. This was Morris and
a revolver felt 10 the floor with him.
Through the smoke the officer saw Funk'-
lsDdv spra v led out near tSe door and tho
special officer emptyIng his gun out into
the hall from the doorway Aboui ten
men who mad been IA IN" hall shooting up
a. Adler clHttsred downstairs when they
saw lannon's uniform. The cop grabbed
ADDER 80 the only man IA sight who Was
doing any shooting. and finally the re-
seTy - got around
when the police turned over Funk
body they found revolver under u
Harmon says that IN spite ~ the racket M
'hs hail some 81 the -eventy-iive couples
m the dane. hail were still swinging
around 10 the impeTt'irbable notes Of the
orchestra.
Bargon told Coroner Feinberg yeSter-
dav that he had had trouble before with
strong arm men Last Labor Day when he
had special policeman named Patrick
Lennon at work for him a crowd mad
beaten him and Lennon With soda bottles
and got away with SD. and that lasi week
Thursday as he was walking TO his home
"A; 22a West il5th street he was assault ed
and robbed of t75 and a watchfob Len
non sIcksned u his job and Bargon hired
Adler.
Three witnesses who are in the House
81 Detention saw that Adler did NOT fire
until the gang began shooting ~ him.
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BORI>G ron W0TBER EOLD.
Tunnel aOO Frrt Into Dome Where
kIon,lIkr creeks Originate.

TACOMA OC'. 81. In expect alton 81
finding M" ledge or aurIf"ruus deposit
which originally contained al the gold
~ m" kloudIAe region and ~ which II ~
hoped 'har there remain untold millions,
an "rganiIaiIun - Dawson miners and
business men sted Nv tho Dominion
Government ha- star cd to bore a series
uf tunnels through IN" dom" IN which all
IA" gold laden crooks have heir source.
In" Gui"r aAiug - a gamble Tor a stus
p"uing- amount uf wealth. II the eN-
p"D' u'Ipu- are realized the source from
Winch va .h"i bv erosion IN" famous
rid'"r- ut l.kon discovered 10y George
'irmarA vi'I b." tapped
Prom h. Iu,. ha first loCat ions A. Daw-
-uu Ncf" made q WaS notcd hat all the
gold b-trlu- ur.ek- had their source Ina
CO.." Er"a- i'ri" or rounded hill. The
h"urv that uir hill contained the balances
WA advanced hy many miners ami geolo-
gI~'- HI' nobody had IN" nerve to
tackle IN" immense UNDER akIng uf pierre
Iug ru. null Nork ha- now been begun
on 'h" druu" 80 N" head IT Lombard
'I',N. from which several producing
- r"dW- ~'1r On their t'ruuuH journey
fp klnudIk" and S'"warf river Some
lI"- m" uirIy" marin
Nh"t her n lies W one gigantic body or
- ~pit up INTO a series Of Strlngerr or
wh'. h-r b. has all been carried away by
EROSION can only b" Diet srmined bv tho
b"nug e the tunnel The tunnel has now
been completed for / tp feet IL - OK
poet ~ that m" klondiksr- will see day-
two year. several snstll rich Veins have
been encountered
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picnic fashion and saws almost anything
- good enough Tor an aviation lunch.
Sandwich and hard boiled "gg- ar" 'r.
PRINCIPAL "a'ahl"- m IA" Dr"'"l lunch
ha-s-, iiI- brother ha- "ouiu. -" fond
81 tat- u'.W vaN 4 "a'Ing 'naI t" gets
around about noon every day boz" Two
brothers az" great ,r lm- and ar" together
murU.
Mt ~ 'l" pI.rhoY." crowd did r.'
trr.. .p'u .sl" lN 't. ai'-ruouu and
W"r. pr tame. i.' thee tIF ,-a-~-,p.ufry
fight ard for uru- thee" N"W NurN"r-
"A rr.--s.d zeal "rfr.l-la-fu Nl"u 'n..
aIrru"n returned from 'u"lr sweep drr'ss-
the country GOO -" ~'d'Y" 90 Liberty
rt'r- wa- a d-r. n.rra'Ipufid' - rarely
VItu---..d about \'V WORK wen tn"
moot Iaded ga," way o., '''H- emotions
Men cent thew hu'- 30 ~" ar and the
women "iarIcd their hands with a. much
ylgor a. they would - grand ,u"ra
r.rtur rnau," II Ma 70" most .n' n',~gasn
nat New lpr~'.r- had g. ~ shown over
living feat
Mr. PuuIri.,-v ~ y"luw aud her daughter.
M-- buruiny Bg"luw. vino ar" JI-t
back from I4rug" and Nlr and Mr.
\ 'iar- occupied IN" loN - j
Park blaming. VII" l. an offioIAl A.
~. meet Nj. Hon ~ Paris was with
Persian lamb coat and black velvet
t,gu. Mr. Adolf lad"uuvrg attracted
attention m long leather ca, with
winch ~" ~"r" la'k nat with a
blir. ribbon crown Mrs Mary I.aWr"nO"
k"'.n- wur" = whit" 'Ur coat and HldrA
N"ly"t hat B.rh Mr. ltd"uburg aud
MIR Neon. V"r" At 10" Hangers ~ IN"
afternoon.
MIR Iprn DroN-. UA- al IA black and
Mr. IueDd Re Gr-pup Wur" q fuil length
black Mr.
Frank NnrfhrDp and o Mis- Hutchinson
were ln = DDS with Howard Gould N-~
Mah"l Do "r'IIN ~" polo player. w"r'' e
nlu" gown VIth a green hht
Ml-- iI"auort SCAR Was r'' 100 her usual
athletic co-tIIru" Yesterday. -" wor' a
brown sui and . larg" black velvet htf.
Sh. -p"ur most - N. dav ~ ~" hangar
Mrs Arthur Iaugnlm Of Louisville.
Nv. an aunt ~ Rarpu"-- ynn S'"rrb"rg.
was not ICea',lv pretty no = French lamh
coat and Iarg" black velvet hat -" has
Jusi returned from abroad and ~ "u rugi"
HON" Mr. John " Alexander wnr" =
-.at-kIr cott and brown E"'y"t 'Dgv"
" tilian. 1rav.rs Irrurn. ~" l.4uo"v \icril
" y Guthrie and William 7 Nh""tau
stuck 80 clos" together that - Wd- sis
JD"ct.d that = political -rh"u" was icing
nat ch..d LAT" ~ the afternoon they
visited avIator- row
Among other spectators wore ". "
Miller. Mr and Mr. James BnIr. Jr
Jack norton. who won M" ~katInR cham
plon-hID abroad last winter. Lady Lillian ,
Gr.nf"l. Douglas Robinson, Goadby
l.o"w. Mr. and Mr.. Argu-, Belmont.
Mr. Robert G,uci"t \ n Lambert ~
~ LOUIS. Mr. Allan 4 Ryan Mr. Cnrf
landt Bishop Nr and Mr. Ralph Pulitzer.
Mrs Oliver Bird Mrs BaEger Nnllach,
Mr. and Mr. samuel Nal"nt ne. Ms
rlalre Bird Nj and Mr. AIfr"d Waz-'ar. /
Jr Mr. and Mr. CLIFFORD Bruklw Gen /
aud Mr. Bryce. Mi-- Cornela Bryc" and |
VI - Marion II HpllIu-
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The weather.

Oct 81 The weather yesterday was iair over
al ths country save for few scattered showers
IN tho loser AEr regions nothrrn Nsw Engiani
and EASTERN IanAda IRE AREA ~ high pressure
which brought on the colder feather and cafrisd
freezing temperatures - the west and central
EuH coast ~ MeHicn Wss central yesterday over
tho cAs' Euf and south Atlantic cnasi whore
r. psrAturss close ~ freezing and froSis were
reported u was aISo colder IN the lidlr ~
IAntic And New rAEland states II Vas warmer
and above freezing point IN all 'hr states vest "
N" NIeghany Mountains. IN area ~ low pres
sure was moving eastward and IT, influence GOV
Fred 'he central states and the upper MlSsis,IppI
Valley
IN This city 'he dsy uAs fair and colder ~int
fresh northwest. average humidity ~ per cent
barometer corrected - read - sea level a. =
sos = T. ". JnIO
Tho Temperature csteriAy A. recorded D.. the
of'clAl Thermometer. i shown In the snns,sd
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..r ., they had started that No,-an' wa-
Ir.f'v sur" 20 win. and thor" Wa- re-
IulcIug among tho Yankee
Nol-dut Ms only seven fnIuv'"- ~ light
IT 'ua watcher a. Liberty island u"
'p.uiet ne balloon ~ - which vs.
sb,f' 'Nu uIuu'-- better titan o." INN. -
Grabanl.,- vi ifs NJ en- ne v1- e u"r"
-IirrpWlik" -p'.rk m he ~ai"ru .kN
minute Later he had disappeared
Ey.ryhDdv discussed IN. ru.ui.ug -
Npi-an' 90 the 'rip Of tho lat bra' e.. ~
lI..-''r \aIriv everybody $50 49, 100
Ne. ~tl'iI. or "n h. pedestal 49, -4'"
rhur 'nr ti,ciEoau nad turned .I>i u"'ur"
reaching -" balloon hui rhu~" Win hat
been On ir. uI,.r aN.~r.d pitsrw--" Nrr
warmth. supplemented perhaps by ~"
reflection that ~. iIrr was an NIu-rl.tn
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'''>l'i" nun. ih"Y nav" a mirror ont
insr- and
Mirror nothing IN" broke in; 1T
ASIA q mirror. it, blue
And still IN" ~,Sv wa- cluudi-~~
b \ good old time p.caslutr; got laugh
I from tue fa.a~ who were gtth"rai around
I Iharh" Hamilton and his hrpiane just
before DO" went up Yesterday They
had Jhr rugru" laundering and ia" ava
a'rr lnk"i tcrp-~ the field u" >ec that
~" rrtd 49, clear few huudre1 fr"'
away fidl"v B'"rin' ~prInisd uu th.
gtp.ui deid 90 the i'Ur
~ 'h"r"' V'Il"d somebody -
Iuat- th" number gs~Igu"i ny M"
u,a'.au 'omn.r'," 'o Radirv and y
Be- painted en- tH" wing
HAT hand has pretty tough time
~tuNIuE 10 hu-Iu"s. IA" lnad..r du..-u
always ptrA fru" h.rw"-u flights 10
uik" hI- u.u work Neither can they
aNuri 'u -hrk m" oall % fh- baton whom
M. ulau.- ar.. 10 M" ar - Won -...' a lot
e r''"d .hu"h"i musicians rolling their
eye ',Wtri 'n. neld a. thew ypoiu
UDDm' wIth an their might and oulv Q
~4i,.pu~yIou- interest ~ the dIr"''pT
Ey"rv time fu'V find "a r'-i Iu th.. manu-
.,uu' they graf IN" ChnnD" - lOu~ at M
plane T. - -lIi thar tho -nar.' drummer
ht- not vet -""u II singh" hIgut
,.arid" Gransme. White had rr-t started
Ia ts- ar again tor M" grand -I'..''d con
i"-r after Il f-~ minutes rest iulluWIu:
M Liberty HEut
SaW tr.ich' ar ON q siding down he
road th'- dit"ru"uu. -tit man ~hp
had been standing near ia. aviator
ON o. Ma tainted g GrahHu' " hIts.
IIm'"i Aviation. London guess thu'
ir'--u refer tu hf- raIi,l'y
Al IN" rough mc. dr..nf - - l."
Blanc woman wuo had ~.Hici"n'
cnurag" Of her fash "u convict ru- 90
V'4r whit" -.Ir yesterday Na- -frlug
a. ou" IT IA" n,ubhou-. fab.r- ~. "a 'hr"..
other p..ppi" Ia -pirl' uf qualutn-ss
she grISp..i a both. before her husband
and 49, ~ uui ot reach He ~nafrhsi Tor
~ Upset a Carafs of water which brOught
down ih-a. glasses ~ something else
and m N" pushing back ui chairs tn"
or CANAL buf'l" 49, overturned h." con
tents uf BOTTLES Cardf. and glasses landed
"a ~" woman : lap Joseph. coat had
nothing On that ~uI'
Four guards stood a. m" foot of the
stair "a ne. Penu-ylyantd station at
Itlr'y-fuvr'1 -rr.s.t a. IN" crowd vas
gong 'n Belmont Park Yesterday Tn.
."r 81 Announcing seemed TO pail upon
them and they saved considerable. breath
by the following device
Room shouted on"
u for a. added he next
w. rear shouted the third
Carr smokers finished m. Ia-i
And then they repeated the cycle
-l-~ 'h"-. Fr-nchmsn and Germans
and Amer cans are pretty good At the
fying game commented man who
seemed 10 hty" LOT ~ theories on MS
mind but u tell Won when We shall
real progress IA thus science. and that's
vnsn IN" Jap- get busy with " They We
goi IN. SIZE patience. skill and nerve TO
max" ~ best fi.r~ m the world