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Beuenue nnb Iabton.

- 5reo. So9emann unb Satin
RON Bellevue, bic iih siniss Dohen in
5olsoo. g., aufhieltsn. itno seitern
5uriidoetebrt.
- Die Wliitter unb 9e5rer 4Focids
tim Der Center Strubs Stul. bdlt
9onnerftag Hatmittug i'm Sauis Der
5rau g. ). Dintsrs, No. 1s7 Rknss
foro Strabe, gsIlsDus. eins gerfamms
lung ab.
- Die BerIammIuns bes DeutI6s
Gmsritanii6en Stabtperbunbs pon
0apton finbet am Wlit!pot 4beno in
Sitsrbage's 9alls itott.
- Die 9Jrausn Sotamp, Ridels.
Wolff uno Sparta peraniialten mors
gen Radmittas gum gsit.n Der prot.
Ct. pduls airbe Elm Saffestrdushsn
IN Der Bohnung Der 5rau Sparia.
Ro. 1011 Sisbents 4psHue.
- Der 3uItanb Der syrau Warp
Stone BON Ulapspills. ap., bic i'm
Sduis bon glm.r 0ausbn an Der Z.
apsnus in Oapton aus 8erieen aurs
boIidure trant, III bsfIsr unb piro bic
Dame nit bem Gsben oononiommen.
- Der gsIlspue Damenspeie bes
8eutIhz z4meritduiT6en Gtopiperbons
beg pirb am Wittpph, ben 8. Ropems
Der, feline r.geimdbige DtriommIuns
Nahmittdes um stpei llhr in9rebdm's
Solle. Gde Saplor unb BoInut Strda
BE, abhalten. 4Ie beutiten ssroueu
uno iolhe, bic nit ben oeutihen Be-
itrebunssn ipmpntbiiiren. Iinb fr.unbz
lihit eriuhi, in biei.r 9eriammIuns
gu eriteinen unb fh ols WliigIieoer
einIhreiben su lafen. geionbers BERG
lid pilltommen iino gertreterinn.n
bon 5rau.npereinen. Die lid als gang.
aorpsrihuft benz Domsnspeis onsus
ihliebsn piinihsn. Die Gtcatsorsas
niiatorin Srau gb.a Stohl fpiro in
oisfer g.rfommluns autpefenb i.in
uno peridiepsns nsus Witsli.ber pors
ihlagen.
- Der Tapton Stabtrat1 bi.lt ges
tern abenb eine 9eriammluns. in Der
poli5eihef Ortlieb initruirt purbe,
a[le jhapbaften Seitenpeee su berihs
ten, oamit Der Stabtanipalt bic Srbi.
nun5 entperfen fam. bersemdb bic
Seitsnpsse auf aoiten Der 5aussiesns
tbiimer perbefert tperDsn folIeu.
StabtsI sInpalt 6ubbaro Shparb be-
ridtet., bab CT nit Der Wanbattan
Bathing Bead einen aompromib fir
Steuern fir bic SABRE 1906 BIS 1908
fir $118.19 obaef4lofen bak.
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batan, BON, benen tbr feit iiber5eugt
feio, bab lie perfOnlide 5reibeit hods
balten.
- Grunbeisent6um bertrasunsen.
9isblanb Development 60. an %. sy.
9ruenser. Got an Riperiioe partpup,
BraicIiff unterabtbeiluns, 81. Di.
ielbe an Wtorriion S. Weber, Got an
Der Suniet ap. in 8raieliff, 81.
- Gbeidsins. Sobn SaFes, %,
unb Nora Warin, %, 8eioe bon
Yortlano, Sno.; Samss Bethel, 26.
uno Bertha Cor, 21, geibe BON lrs
bana. 3.
- Barbara Stephens erbielt bic
Sdeiouns BON 9snrp stephens I'm
gireuitaeriht.
- 5rant Nafb, Elm Jarbiser. tpurs
be eeitsrn benz gireuitrihter Yun5s
bIut ipeeen grmorbuns BON Senrg
aelIp porgefiibrt uno plaibirte mid!
fhulbis. aellp purbe IN Melbourne,
ap., erihohen.
- Der 5du bon Or. SO. 6. 5russ.
ben seeen bic Campbell gountp Surns
pite so. tpesen uneeisBliher gsreh:
nune bon 3plsebiibren tommt bsuts
i'm gireuitseriht sur 9erhonbIunJ
Die pite Company bsrehnete Or.
Sruesoeu 25e 3oa fir tpeniser als
eine MeiIe.
- Sobn Sprunt, Elm angeite[ltsl
in ben 6. e 8. Yoros in Mslbcurne
ap., ipuroe BON einem Wliturbeiter
Ramsns gants, nit elmer Stdufel
iiber ben appf gsi6lusen uno erbebIit
perlebt. gants enttam.
- Grant Saud, See grindmann
Wm. gfirmann, 9enrn Roipetamp
George Dietbe uno Gbpuro priu
nurbsn peoen 8erlsBung oes ctusoge'
issss um So uno Soften beitraft.
- Benjamin 0drbs urb GtheI
4oams, geibe bon 4noeripn. Sno., er:
langten oeItern Ibenb einen gheideir
uno tpurosn bonn Trtsoensri6tsr put
dinion getraut.
- W.sen Mangels zines Guorums
tonnts esitern Gbsno teine SisuHg oes
Hatbs Der QlosrmGnnsr ubsehalter
tuerbeN.
Sn elmer Sisuns b.s S6uIraths
tpurbsn $4,000 Bombs iarsellirt uni
$4,000 fir ldufenoe 4ugso5sn ssnsh'
misi.
- Sobn Waible. Elm Tuhrmunn o.s
gdderpueens bon alsinbanSs s8dder.
tpuroe an Der 8. StraBe. stpiiten Del
Irn unb Central Ip.. aneehalten uni
nit einem RepoIper ouf ben Gppf &C.
itlasen. Der gngreifer tpuroe ie'
sod psri6eutt, ebe .r stpus erIdnsts
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eokal.Derid)l
Nrnria&t einsn Girabenbahnuuian.
bel wsIAem 0err s. ". 8. 9usbbsrt
perlest tpitb.

Snfols. Der RahldFisisit zines
Strobenbabnionbutieurs trug sei.ern
abenb elmer Der be.anntefien Deutften
Der Gtabi, strr 6. 80. 8. gilbert Don
Ro. $50 9errnte apenue fhmershafte.
ieboa gum Slid unsefdhrli6e 8r'
lesunsen bocpn.
Serr 2iibbert bsobIih.iete aeitern
abenb Der Reuterfeisr in Der uniperiis
.6i tei3upobnen une pollie an Be,
Rreusuns Der Uine uno 15. Strabs
einen In u0rbIiher Ridtung iabrenoen
GtraB.nbabnnassn bsii.isen. CT bate
jsbod iaum ein.n Sub ouf bos 1ritts
brett ssieBt. ols Der aonbutieur oas
Sienal gum mei.erfahren CAB. Die
syp!a. mar, bob 5err lubbert su gos
ben itiirst. urs cine Sirede nett &C.
Idl.ift tpurbe. ehs Der Wasen ipiscer
onaebaIien iperb<n ionn!e. Yei bem
Stur3 inAr u nit bsm ainn eesen Die
eii.rne Stuf. sefhiosen unb bate iif
cine iisfe Wunbe Sueescgsn unb dubers
hem bate er iih am rehien arm uno
an Der rthten 9anb perleBt. 3rcs
bisfer jhmersbofien Verlesunssn fiibrs
.e Serr 2iibbert oennDh isin 0orbaben
aus uHb NOR bei Der Reuterfeier suses
gen.
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Gie Nenport Sffiee FIR bas rGin.
einuatier gulfsblatt" befinSet fdj in
go. 331 Yurf Strafe, seaeuaber bem
Gourtbanie, mpielbit Neuigfeiten, Gin.
seigeu u. I. ~. biz 10 llbr 45 Niuuten
AbeuSS entseseugcnommen merben.
Selepbon South 2401. 81
- Saoio murpbp, Der in anaebeiz
tsrtem 3uitano einen Sifa nit BEN
barauf bsfinbli6en 4bsnbsFen ums
mari. eine Sbiire burtbroh unb 8ez
ihirr 5sritorte, erhielt i'm StaDtesriht
S15 uno Soften fopie 80 Sage Qrs
beitshaus-
- Sobn 9aud, 8. 6. prim unb J..
g. afde tpurosn in st. 1bomas pss
gen Jagens am Sonntae uno llebers
tretuns Der Jogpgeiebe bonn Wilbbutsr
Soffmann uno Dem poli3iften 1boenp
Derbaftet. Dor 5rieoensrihter Mafhis
mott tommen beuts ibre 5due 3ur
8erhdnbluns.
- Walter gnbr.B, 1s Sabr. aft,
folibtrte an Der Brighton Strabe nit
einem Goblenpasen unb tpurbe bon
ieinem 3tDeirab seihlsuDsrt. Gnbr.b
erIitt cine tiefe Scalptpunbe uno 6autz
abihiirfungen on Der Iinten Seit..
-- Inter 5ablreiher 8etbeiliguns
fdnb seitern Rahmittus bas 2si9enbes
sdngnib bes peritorbenen 0errp 4bel
BON Glen part aus itatt. Der 81z
biide unterit. 0ersin unb bic Wilklm
9ell 2ose, ). 8. 8. s.. betbeilisten
iid an benz Qeihenbeednsnib. Die
fterblihe 6iilIe nurbe auf Dem Jms
msrsriin Griebbof beisefest.
- 5eute 1T Wabliag. Stimmt
frabasitis anb nur fir iOI4e Ranbis
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a. SCHUMACHER Z C(

2iebe unb unisrss aobes perth. Sein
ShofFen pirb Der Welt ein .beureS
Wermdhtnib bleiben.
Natbem Der Bsifan perbnlIt mar.
ben bieie hibfde 4nfprahe berporpes
ruFen bate, itente 6err Dr.
syid als 6auptrebner pss Mbenos
Serrn grni u. Weisr Dor, einen
gdnbsmann Rsuiers. be, ben Di6ter
nod BON Mnseiiht su Mneefiht setunnt
bate unb erit Dor tpenisen Wo@en Don
einem ldnaeren geTun Der olten 6si.
mntb suriidettebri III unb ber seIe.
aentIi9 bieier Reife aud Stopenbo.
gen, Der 0eburisitobt Reuters, einen
pefu6 obseifattet bat.
6err Weier, beHen Musfiibrunaen
bic aniueIenben nit ber sefponnteften
auFmertfamieit lauifitu, CAB elm ons
fhaulihes Bib bon benz Qebenslduf
Ms 9ihters unb cine 4ronoloaifne
lleberiift iber bic Werse Neuterg,
tpdbrenb er NIT Ollie einer 2oterna
magicd bic 6auptseitalten aus ben
Reuier'ihsn Wsrien auf bic 9einiuonS
souber.e. Der ginbrud biefes aon5
porsiisIih suiammenseitenten Nejumes
fpurbe nod bdburh gang bebeutenb
.rbSbi, bab 6err Weier 80 ben JlIu.
itrdiionen bic einfnldaioen Giel1en
aus Reuters Merien in plattbeutff<r
Gprnde, bic er als deboreHer Wedlens
burger meiitertoit beberrifi. porIos.
Gem Vortraeenben ipurbe am Snlub
iiiirmiiher. tpobloerbienter Hppldus ~
tbeil.
Durb 0eildmaiionen aus Reuier's
Wersen unierhielten bas publitum
oufs Bette Jrnu g. qiibers, bic aons
brilliant % s50dine pdfeI nat biift
Du form giel" unb Roth unb Gle.
besperie" portrua. unb 6err @. Sdie.
le. Der NIT Dat Gn'n- aus Rein Oil.
fune- einsn burnfhlaeenben grfols
ersielte. 4uberbem ernieie 6rdu I.
Stemler nod nit benz iebr fiimmungs.
'polIen Gebiht "Qluf Grit Nsuter'S
2ob" ipphlRrbiente Mnerfennung.
1rl. HeDa Rembs. cine aans cuss
se,eitreie jun1e pinniiiin, eni6uiias.
mirte ibrs i3uborer burh eint gon3
brillonte Wiebrsobs BON Qissfs st.
Jraneis mailing on ihe Ndpes. unb
bic Qiebersrdn,ier brahisn i'm peiiss
rem Derlouf bieier prGGsisen 1tier
nod Die 1reue~ bon Wennert uno
bns bofmlfiae alte 0oltslieb has bic
Qiebe moGi" su 0tb0r.
0en miipirienben Ddmen tpurben.
ols 3eihen Der Nnertennuns. tibiGs
Bouquets iiherreihi.
Dus Derbienii. biefe Oeier IN 70
einbrudspoller Weife orrcngirt III ho
ben. sebiibri benz aommittee, bos f&
aus ben folsenben 6srren unb Ddmen
suiammeniebie: emiI aromer, MI.
Anna Gngelie. Grnit q. Weier unb
Or. 8. 8. Gid.
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Gie GoDinstpu Sifiee fir bas ,Giu.
einuatt &plfsblatt" befinoet iidD I'm
8ebanbe Nu. 509-511 Maoiion
apcnne. 9ln5cigcn, Nittbetlnnseu
nno gcitea,snaen irgeuonelder art
iuerben bis 10 llbr Abeuos oaielbit
eutgesensenummeu. Selepbon Ssutb
1854.
- geiistitelDerdnoerungen: Sobn
3. Jra3ier on Cecil Sbielbs, 2ots
Ro. 112 unb 113 in plpt .g" Der
9aplor gitats in 2atonia, 81. -
Gbas. g. RoQptb an 4nna Qoamion
SosIIdsr, bic RorobGlfte Der Got SO.
- in Der Craig unb Iyiiders Suboiz
piiion, an Der Sftfeite Der Satlanb
2tpe., Is bel 1870 SUB, 81.
Der San bon R. s. 5innea,
bsm auf GmpfebIung Der Snbspsns
bsncs, &p., 9roBgei6porsnen bic
Birtbfdaft5 2issns pesgenommen
tperben ioQ, tpurbe i'm gountpgeri6t
auf ben q. ROOembsr Derihoben.
- GbeI6eins: 9elbert Runtle, %,
Don 2aprencsDils, 3d.; Daltsr Somz
lin, 80. bon 6artforb, Snb.; Sames
8. Sing, 27, bon Snoianupolis, sSnb.,
uub gIiiabetb ). Graham, 26, BON
SonD 9u Sac, Wis. Grneit 6.
gropn, %, uno Rutb Geio, q, beiDe
DON Rstp paris, @; Robert ailz
linssportb, 26, uno Grace Tumpiet,
%, beibe Don Gopington, ab.; 5rant
Is. Ntman, %. BON giblano, g., unb
autbariu. O'9ora. 26. BON Manss
fielo, 9; Ssnrp Srpins Berger, %,
uno Gau Wintler, q, beibe bon ons
oianapolts, SSno.; Rapmonb y6itlips,
19, uno 8irsinia Ni6ol'on, II, beiD.
bon gopington.
- Waarp !. "copper" reihte i'm Cir
euitgeri6t eine alage gsgen ibren
Sobn GbarIes SO. copper uno beiIen
Satin Georgia Yoe copper uuf3abs
lung bon $1,000 ns6it 3inien pom Z.
Jlobember 1905 uno $1,000 nebn3ins
fen pom 26.Sttober 1908 Elm unb auf
Selteiesuns zines gsfigtiteIs auf
Crescent Sprinss 9runDsigentbum.
- 5. 30. 5ant pertlagts sSobn u.
5aa auf 3ahlung bon $161 nebit
r3inien Dom 15. gloDember 1909 uno
perlangt einen Glen ouf Grunbeisens
tbum In 2atonia.
Robert Gmmst Wepers, bon Der
Nobbins uno 9reenup Str, 7 Sabre
olte, fpuroe bonn gountnrihter Glearp
nah benz Wapfarsrs Hsit kbufs grs
3iebung gefdnot. Die gltern aaben
ibre 3uitimmung.
Snie Weft nertlaete 5bomas
gobn auf 3ablung bon $121 fir
Dienfe pom Is. weai bis gum 15.Dts
tober 1910. BITE ibr gobn GtanIep
3sDsal bstn UertIusten Isiiste.
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9amilton anseisea, gofaI.N otisca
snb WeMgfeiten Fno absnsebeu Ode
Der A. nnS Charles Giraffe. linler
Mscut fir Gamilton iuobnt Wo. sol
Norb Trpnt Ctr. 9elepbou (Ssme)
go. 378 3. 9elfphsn nnierss &erre.
ipou6emten: 393 x 8eu.
- Gin pferb bes Saeob popF Dor
DorrtotDn ipurbe porlebte NaHt bier
oefunben unO in einem Stdl unterae.
broAt. Das 1bier mar psH ber Dsi5s
,entlaufen.
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Agteraus dnoru6SueQ
WerIief bic 8eftri8e fnnbsrtiabr'
feier bes OeSxrtstass Ssn
Grit 0aester.

Die 5eier iunD in Der Bis ouf ben
Isbten pIab beiebien 4ula Der Unit
periitdt fnt.. - Dr. o. 8. Sid
unb Grnft ". Msier iparen bic Gef.
<rebner. - Aibihe DeiIamaiiOnen
Der Ddmen 6. aubers unb s. Sienl.
Ter unb Des 0errn g. Sh;ele. -
isrl. Repa Rembs uno Der Qieber.
: tran3 mahien iid um ben mniisalis
iten 1teil perhisnt.
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Donneritas Nohmitios peranhaltet
Der drautns unb Sunsfrouenperain BIT
Gpong. 3ionstirde. 15. unb DxeMen
Strabe, einen ~aufitt- unb am atenD
ipirb Supper ierpiri. Gs fperbta aud
nitIi4e WtibHontsfanen bsrtduH.
1oIgenbe Domen iinb am 0smmittee
uHb loben freunbli6 Elm: Drdu &tretts
mann. 1rou G6oefer, 8rau Gtaooe.
frau &. Gie9I, 1ran 3. GieM, 6eou
gis9. frl. 6 GisM nnb brl. ..
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tibai fur HaniilteR Gountp Mnbiter.
N,sd,enberiAt bes gdmnbbeitsamts.

<vsutSWUtts0t UeS OtIuHUVSsapuWir'
Qout btm 1<ridt bes Gtotiititers
6enrp Diet bonn ftdbtifHen Geiunb'
btitsdmt ipurbtn ipGbrtnb Der perflofs
fenen Wo4e 56 1dle bon oHftedenben
Hranfbeitsn unb 10 1ooesfd1e In.
folse folder Rrnntbeiien gtmelbet. ees
gen lib Griranfunaen unb 13 To-
b<sf6lle In Der parolIelnohs bes poris
gen Jobres. Muf bie einaelnen Rrdnts
beiten ptrthilen ii9 bic Ddle tpis
foIst: G4orld9fieb<r 20 Grfrdniuns
gen; S6ninbfuHt IL Grsraniunger
nnb 10 90bsSf6ne; Dipbtberitis IL
Grfrontuneen; Winbpoden 4 Grfron.
iunsen unb 9pptusfie6tr 8 Grisan,
tun0sn.
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Werpe,ti1tud6e.

e4pa4s, nsrbofs Rnfonsn. espiaot bon pr.
gnnaslceiaisit uno t9Ieaten TSdumfn. sH2or..
!AWs1.sa. .faarausieu Abnabme ses ~. @sSos.
liopiuna, MhhieIfii tuot6en aitternr e4sie'
gisn gIiIstbssIeslnins Asnqiiid!ssf nnS Atns. s..
Hnn--srfubstn aus bem .,Jssenefsssas", w'e
einfa6, iAHsa nnS biAia ale Munafiir'
Iidlen Wtrlnife nnb anbere SclGeu IN.
bcitt nnb Ssl(e OeianS beit nMb sSrsb.
iinn iuiebererfanAt ipcrbeu f0nnen. -
WaHs neMes 3eilusrfabren. JeSer iein
ciaener Ar3f.
IiffsS dusrorsensii@ iHierfffunfe uub Iser.
rsite Hut tEeatfde tfnfiaae feio|, mtIne5
bon Jsiag unit. at. Wsarn uue Jran, aelessa
tuerhen folIte.. fnrn esasn GinfeuDuna bon 2h
gsnis In prtefnasssn Sssitsesif bsssesfsnsrseS
bon bel
Yrinat-alinif, 1915. abenue,
NEW YORk. nv.
Dian ernatne eas Cincinnati gsiisBlais.
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Die sstssn Edrssr nnA famnfiiA aeu. ssn
bcr crShatdssr xeuarf Nnb otREt1uu6 oatonb
wnl RolGtsn,6immsx ouf Bed
elsftxiiAs ReIeuotuns IN snsa 0on4m.
0sttsrs GnSfuHft sritsilsn M Osassak
Geenttns 80
A. SCHUMACHER & CO..
Nc. Z .. Cay ss.. oaisims ~, nd. !
sbsr AnsH Uctrsfsr TN 3nlaubs: In Gineamsss.
Hkfsern O0Hcn Cont 04Elt Material East,
ode g. rub NBcIuui ttrSN: 1k EsfiH4tl
s2nticnaI Earf OF Cincinnati; 0ermon gattonai
Hari MtidB National Cant. Hrtabfon 0ssman
anh eias Etr.: On. Gbels Co.. Gsptnston. 10
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QdfieefsSasAes.

etimmt sa Oar. u.spieIplas gsHssasSsse
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~ ftsis fsmyfss leSss sss ssss aelntsss
MsHe. sts enslts aata ossst1sst u.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-09

Admitafs Wife-Of course, my dear,
like all seafaring men. my husband occa
sionallN uses rather vehement language.
Rectofs Wife-Yes. but you get used
TO it, tust as a clergymans wife gets
used I'd doing without it.-Life.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-09
OLDEST BEACON IN AMERICA.
Boston Light, Built by England in
IT'S, of Rough Bowlder Stone.

rom the Boston Common.
The outer light of Boston harbor is Bos-
ton light. eight miles below the city and
at the very outer end of the channel that
ocean liners follow. 1t stands on Little
Brewster Island, a pile of rocks partly
grassed over in it's gentle hollow on the
sheltered side.
Three families live here-those of the
head keeper and his two assistants. In
all the Inhabitants number a dozen souls,
besides two dogs. a cat and a raccoon.
There are five children, and a teacher is
provided by the town of Hull in coniunc-
ton with the state.
The school is kept in the third story of
the head keepers house There in a large
light room looking out in all directions
upon the sea, the children do their study
ing and recite their lessons.
The light itself is said to be the Oldest
in America-built in 1715 by the govern
ment of England. 1t is of rough bowlder
stone, hoped with iron bands, and its
clean, whitewashed form is landmark
and seamark far and wide.
rustic iron railway for carrying coal
leads up from the water side to the en-
CINE house, where is an engine and boilers
III which steam is kept up continually to
operate the siren fog horns. Their great
trumpetlike forms protrude through the
wall of the building on the seward side
In rOggy weather one can hear from the
open windows the far-off mooing of the
fog horn on the Boston lightship seven
miles away as the keepers on the light
ship can hear this one at Boston light
An old cannon lies on the ground near
the lighthouse; it was provided by the
Cunard Steamship Company before the
fog horn was Installed to give signals. II
is unused now. But in addition to the
great revolving light in theI tower there
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-09
Quaker MeditatfonS.
From the Philadelphia Record.

From the Philadelphia Record.
No mere man can carry his head as
high as a giraffe.
woman doesn't care how hot she
is If she can look cool.
Cupid apparently shoots a good many
of his arrows at random.
When a man says he is feeling so so
does 1T mean he rs on the mend?
When a. man loses his head unfor-
tunately he retains possession of his
tongue.
Yes. Maude. dear; bridge is played in
India. Haven't you ever heard of an
India rubber?
Some fellows look for work on the
principle that distance lends enchant-
ment to the view.
Perhaps the reason society girl
throws a fellow overheard il because he
isn't in the swim.
There is pretty much the same differ
ence between a theory and fact as
there is between courtship and mar
riage.
Tommy-Pop. does the earth go round ?
Tommy Pop-Yes. my son, but it
people who want it.
Polite Pinktights-The leading lady saws
she is welded to her profession
Fanny Footlights-Well, | hope her pro-
fession won't share the fate of her three
husbands.
They say Ezra Punkinseed is a
courtin old ST Lentzs daughter" said
the village gossip. DO you spose the old
man'H let him have herr" Sure" re-
piled the village wit. Didn't you ever
hear that 81 Lentz gives consent?''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-09
The Seven Stages of Flirting.

From the Philadelphia Inquirer
An eminent psychologist has expounded
the theory of flirting. He gives six
causes. but he omits one of the most i'm
portant, there are as many kinds of
flirting as there are lies as laid down by
Touchstone, namely. seven. We hesitate
to announce all these psychological rea-
sons. because they sound like reports OF
the Thaw trial. Thus we find that girls
f1irt for the following six reasons. ac-
cording to DIR. Hall: Emotive delusion
fixed idea. rudimentary paranoia, psy chic
neurasthenia, episode symptoms o
hereditary degeneracy and psychic mo-
tive obsession. To these we add the ses-
enth cause-because the girl likes TO
f1irt.
1t is a fact that girls f1irt from the
very entrance upon adolescence. Ii is
sad to say that they often lead young
men astray, and after playing with their
some better looking fellow who comes
along. The tragedies of youths who have
suffered thus would I'LL many pages OF
heartrending history, and We cannot sup
press our emotion while contemplating
the subject. That womans affections
are tickle has been noted since the
dawn of literature. Men seem to have
records were made in Babylonia seven
to ten thousand years ago. Beginning
at that time We can trace a historical
development of the male until he is now
in a large number of instances almost
human. But woman seems to be ex-
actly the same. She never changes.
Women do not know as much men.
but they do not have to. They have
intuitions which beat a mans wisdom all
hollow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-09
WHISKY BAD FOR SNAKE BITE,
How to Treat Injuries From Ven
omous Reptiles.

From Everybody's.
Be 1t remembered always that death
following snake bite is not necessarily
the same thing as death from snake bite
Error in treatment plays no small part
IN Vitiating the statistics. For error
read whisky" Whoever is primarily
responsible for the hoary superstition
that liquor in huge doses Is useful in
snake poisoning has many a life to an
swer for Apart from any adventurous
aid whatsoever, whether from a snake or
any other source. a whole bottle of raw
whisky forced down the throat of a man
unaccustomed TO alcohol is pretty likely
to Kill him, and is absolutely certain to
cause grave poisoning. Add to this that
It is given often, in such a manner that
the reaction from 1t comes cotempora-
neously with the heart collapse caused by
the venom. and a telling commentary
upon the method is suggested. It is a
question whether alcohol should ever be
given In sucn cases without the advice
Of a physician. Certain 1t Is that it should
not be poured into the victim In quantities
limited only by the flask contents of the
byStanderS.
Let me make one point clear. While
the venomous snakes of this country are
sense of the term, their bite is always
serious, both in it's immediate effects
and in the possibility Of after effects The
bitten person should get to a physician at
once. The immediate treatment is prompt
incision and sucking Of the wound Per-
manganate of potash for rubbing into
the bitten place should always be carried
by persons travelling in a snake-infested
country. If the bite Is on a limb light
ligature will check the spread of the
venom. Use whisky sparingly, if at all,
and then only in case of complete col
lapse.
The local treatments are most effective
while the venom is still around the site
of the bite, and will reduce the injurious
effects considerably. But after half an
hour or SO the absorption of the venom
becomes more general and the local treat
ments ineffective. When the venom once
enters into general circulation no chem
icals or medication can neutraliZe it's eff
fects. except a specific antivenin, such
as has been prepared by DR.. Nogucx1f at
the Rockefeller Institute in New York
Antivenin is the only antidote that can
cOunteract the action of venom anywhere
in the body. 1t finds the venom where
ever 1t is present and neutralizes it
there. without producing any i'll effects
on the system.