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any such riding schools as you have in
"If woman rides well in a school sine
Is said 20 he n good horsewornan. hut
Why. The average riding school horse
Just Tops about ring: sometimes he
throws his head Up and swishea his tail
but II II all par. oG the training he has
had and doesn't moan q thing.
Il put girl who understand was ane
rider from he school point - Wow In
horse ! had brought w.th re 'he other
day az one az these establishments. and
the horse cantered with her RANT ost II
the ring and che was so annoyed and
shocked that sine dsUounted and could
not he persuaded % take her seat again.
and when / demonstrated she exclaimed.
But Il bucks IL was a horse ! would nc
hesitate 90 put my little uieoe % years
on and not watch her for a moment.
The whole art II riding - 20 manage a
horse. To acquire this art the American
woman must 60 into the country and ride
IN difefent horses. Just a. many az she
day anyhow. IL 10 the only Wy To learn,
and this IL where her craftsmanship
education IL very weak.
Good horsamanship IL no, az all mat
ter Of strength II IL skill pur" and
simple. stand 5 feet in NV stockings
and weigh only, III pounds "a good
where vas asked to address a suhragetts
meeting. the greatest compliment l have
over recsived was at Chantiily. the New
market Of France where ! consider :ke
racetrack the finest in the world.
4 wac asked there Ivy Monsieur iyeor-
ard, the biggest steep!rchase man IN
Franco, II would l.2e 20 ride Hamid. win
ner Of the Grand PriN. which cost Linn
7u.ooO francs-ths purchase prIcs wien
the racehorss was 0 months Or !
cOuiau't b.liev. that ne bls tra,u"r~ raj
Jockeys faailv wanted T,e - ride q; h..' !
accepted wth uacri'v. naturally. won't
on the tracS n : % clock IA a." mpru..g
found the horse v~rv ru!x". counted -
without difiicuiiy ard w. tho prrl'u ,.a ~
race. which rode against Alec Carte and
Parfreust. two Of tho b.'-; jockeys n
France. came CGt victor.
AT that time NJ Leonardo told me that
! would - WORT millions II would actu-
ally enter the racing field as jpckov and
the result ~ Irv sNperif-"n; was t.S' !
had an opportunity - rde SON" r the
very hest h1rs~s on the French cou--'
Every r.orniak at q O'Clock used 70 galiop
on tae ChaLt!i.v track With the c"leb-a'cd
courteous trsa Juen' and every posi- -
oppoTt uri'v wa@ given re. az - which ]
believe duo 90 the fact that hnv" never
bsen a horaey woman M NV manner or
speech bu. try e. b" ~ feminine a. poe
Young aurls - fam.liarizr Themselves with
the stable life - spend their tim" watch
IBg the care and stAbhnR 80 hOr~.- !
deprecate all that and do not u8tsIder %
necessary Ia the least Tor "a refined w"nnt.
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Cu GLNNS ~ IOkOHiWI.
FcIInr infant Mortality LSsssSed ny \
nONus uR hittrns.

YckJhamI. which pridss i'ser unon
long tho n,.,z' lOrrsh.ng port IN Japan
nee, &C., -hock last wear. " believed
lat l's ca, population wAs decreasing
alarm nj"
With the r1instasiug care that char
ac,erIses Japanese offiCiah'cfn tire Of
lc,rs Of tE" kencho, or City Hail, set
Scr sge'.,- 10 'aking census Of the cats
~ ~ Yokohama There were hut 200
Ib., hodicd adult cats IN all the confines
81 o." CITY. THESE ~numerators die
clycr'i, they even established the fact
'hi, less than ULe-Ghird Of the cat popu
lat4pn were Wgirs
Something must TO done NJ once 60
.-olvrlg. she growth cf the feline nsm-
uors u Zoo ohama society, the kench1
Ieicer. d,.cidcd Thoy were atIitc sure
~ 81 .seryntlon ~ 'he family habits Of
certain cats selected from the prolstariat
that race suicide WIS not 4 factor IN this
decrease Of the population. On the con-
trnry they found u ." BE- a fact that IN
too many instances human intervention
during the infancy e the cats brought
ahou' the le-senins of she population by
violence
H. all JaplLese cities bubonic plague
10 ln ever present menace There have
been times when the plague has swept
i1rcu gin whole districts and only by the
most tigorC'is ehort- Of the sanitary orr
Gals could ~ lie stamped out. Rats are
30 chief disseminatoru Of the plague.
On occasions such vigorous campaigns
have been waEed against the rats that the
gov erUfnprfs Of -ariour cities have oHerea
u quarter II a cent bounty for every rat
cafcu-g aitn went into the trnde OF rat
cNtchIng wit handsome profits IN sight
but NOkOhar'a decided that the most
notsnt means ~ Fut determination lay In
he ciiv's cats. Hence she alarm felt at
tue discovery Of the decrease in the num-
her OF natural rat catcusrs ~ after the
coflpictIOn Of the cat census a year ago
tie Ksncho officials decided 10 otfer
bonus ~ 20 -en rs cents for every kitten
TaiEsd q maturity.
Complications followed fact IN the
path ~ thi- spur tn cat culture Citizens
no, ked to the KcnCho with cats not their
oxn aud cat chasing became one 81 the
most serious pursuits Of the street boys.
The Ksncho officials finally mad 70 rule
that a preliminary claim for tho ~ son
TrwErI must 30 made at the nearest
police station upon tho birth Of every
Kitten and that the bonus would not he
pl.d until such time az u could be shown
that tn. same kitten had advanced 10
sufficient maturity 20 be conaidered .
one oT tn. chief duties % policemen has
been the in-peCtiOn ana registration of the
adolescence 81 cate
Yokohama h breathing eaaieT nov.
The last uat censua showed that there
we're IN round numbers t3yODO onfa IN tn
aity. Ven 1876 tSs7 so has been paid Out
in b,Dunties.
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SIGNS IN her DINING ROOM
DECOR ITIONS THAT RECORD
NRS. RRELIE'N IRiIELS.
Ihs " all. Pnpsred Win Nd' sVtIsIRE s1Ens
Pt'ksd ~ AZ Places she IIas Visited
Odd Announcements FOund Near at
Homo Also some Seed MOttoes.

Mrs Nee B.rre,le has probably the
1Isiutes' di1.uR room n New York 70
hrr residence q" - West Fifty-fpurrE
street II - Cua.y !rtsly VaI erred Nth
-gus. and ever sigT has come iTu.a
sptu- piece vi~it"d bv Mr. BGIreie -
Ter husband. the lat. Frank A Bc-Te.i"
A. the VISITOR enters b" secs staring MN
IN the face. directly opposite ;he door.
'Nsv York Restaurant chop sGey aud
American pi-. That came from. a snail.
lonely boarding hO,As" az a station on
~" pa"a r'., ~ lroAd goinz from Colon
20 Parma "'i"r r.gns sn"w that the
B-.'~'cr ave ten a-d stopE 81 NJ
g-,..t ,!as"s. Trunks '.Ist r". I''
removed ts!p-" s"~ing LIE lDn.!aGy. 70
- ne "RUo.g rent rIust b" ps-id IA ID
y.l,s' an! Electric tights arcd aiie-
- loc" ".'r. ACCOMPANY o. TIE
B;r' ".."~ ~'ni 8" Crpp'" Cr'.~ S,th 'he
i.,'"- us'ora! -. 2u- ~ Pcs C.I.bs IUe
hO'oly fh"rH rp'li no Accommodate MI tie
l.'s;r .nd they wer" sent q" VAR l'ia
boarding houses .bo'.: IN" place. where
;l- p. r.i'"7 found thee signs.
"N-lu ilekct- good hrrc- - "a comforting
asspf s.c' - lr."-ts 30 ~" hO..-" and We
se-y" white ouIy- came fTD;. little
Tcs'I .I.a' "a B.uIsy'ck, d. Were he
Burrsils= -.ca' 90 r'.ral far Clear
cross Jne vall -. "'''.c~ "a banner which
tLsS found nvcg 40 eating shark ~ a
State fair at Tampa. Fla II reads: The
hs-h foundry. -teIk- moulded to any ~ re.
saJsf &C. G. ., o. ny len 9Th
Isn't that lovely sighed Mira Bur-
rel,e With reminiscent ioy
Anotlc. -'ga save darkIy. NO cheers :
czshCd ~ none, 10. ned: for reasons
That came FROM a little restaurant on the
furthcs- confnc; ~ westchssts- county
IT. the course ~ q motor. car 'rip IN
long Islsnd the Bu.Teilcs spent a night
a. a small tJwg S;roilng forth IN 'he
evening : search II amusement. ihey
cnco Inter~d a place u entertainment
with -Grd.d Opera HoYse- IL large To-
ters over ,as door Entering. a syn
directly opposite he grand entrance
assaulted 'ae eve Peanuts Positively
Fo-n.d den n this Theatre
Mrs. Burreiie paused with longing "a
he EYE. -, , 49,. -,
Q, % the show. ssId she
A Voice oehynd Aer remarked. We'll
you 50 along into he show and I'll get
you tie slGn."
sac turned and sav "a amiabls lOokin {
Eer,.e=Ia1
Who arc you Siia ere
TIA the chief % police mere. sald he.
Wei said Mrs Burreile mind that
tie sign nai cot 10 be stolen I've got
the biggest collection Oi signs IN New
York city. and not one ~ them vas hon
sstiy obtaiasd.-
IAN right said fhs chlsf Eravsly.
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FINE SAILORS Own PORT.
.Alpoat . .p0O asa scamen 90 s1uG tarbss
81 the T1ue.

There are now about I 900 inmates Of
the Sailors Snug HArboT. Almost all
nations are represented. but every fore
elgner must have sailed AZ Ieast ten years
under the American flag NATIVE born,
ave years..
Besides proving the extent 20 his sea
service the applicant must snow that
he 10 disabled and IL without means -
selG-suppOrt. About 100 inmates die
each year aud A. the number IT adfnis-
sionz usually equals the loss by daafh.
the population Of the HarhOr romans
az about the same figure. -.
Tho average age % men admiued u
~ year,. and the average age at de1fis
is u. OF the men admitted last year.
says the Metropolitan. one had been az
$50 for sixty years: the shortest period
Of sea service was AK years.
To settle the question whether engineers
firesnen. walters. stewards and all ne
varied employees Of steam vessels cNn
hs regarded as prospectivs heirs undbr
Randatls will the trustees sumsEoEed
legal aid. and finally evolved the foi-
lowing rule q guidance: A s'ilOr h one
who " concerned with the working 81
tho chip. According ~ this rather ar
bitnry definition many who spend thRir
lives on shipboard are held ineliglti8
and for many years the appiicpflcE4
81 anginoerB and hrenen were steudiiy
danisd. but they are now admitted. ~
though tha fact b not &eneraily Fugs,n
nnlcne ttNIn.
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England that one % the best author
tiles have which quots from ircquently,
In an old book published In i7sS. entitled
Complete Treatise On the Art &c FaE-
riery. and the tricks II the dealers de-
sCribed Ia IL are the same that are en-
ployed to-day.
Here ia New York I went one day
recently to a dealer with a horse ownsr
who wanted to purchase | discovered
that the action 81 the horses head was
not natural. but owed it, spirited eject
20 the fact that rcd pepper had beep
put In its mouth. a trick 81 cid thar 70 b
graphically outlined in this little volume.
| ordered the horse 10 he taken from the
ring and the dealer vas highly indig-
nant, hut he complied when ] used the
word unnatural with an oppression OF
knowing what a. talk ing about
Some Of the dealers alsp ] notice
refuse 10 take out their advertised horses
ON certain days; they say Il IL too wet
or too cold Or too something or other
" n horse - ~ ~ sell he - III TO 60 Out
in all kinds and sprts 0f weather '
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in at every aniah for thrss years and
not having any tumble or aouidana durina
that time She has other trophles In
hunt colors in which u rad the hlaaory
" riding successes not only In her own
country hut In ireland. Scotland. Canada.
Egypt India and csylon.
LA appearance Miss Money hears little
resemblance 20 any imaginary portrait
that may have been formed % the hOrusy
woman, big b0nsd. strong and dominating
Ia conversation. she is quite small In
hEnre with small ankles and wrists.
booking when dressed Tor riding not
unlike Vest Til'sy ready TO- male i'm
PRESERVATION. She has the typical Eng
lish complexion.
-Ah our family are riding people
SayN Miss Money after giving q summary
VI her career 10 date We have always
owned h0-ssA ridden them and only
known people Who did the same thing
Reilly. " ! hsppensd 10 bs seated Al
dime next 10 young man and dis
covered that he did not know how 10
ride ] would fee, right AWCy that no wa
not worth botheFing about. for with IA
q man lssrns to ride IN he learns Preach
or dancing or gymnastics. end " no does
not he Is cstslogued al oncs ~ oi.y men.
regular LOndonsr. Out hero I under.
stand It - different and that = man may
really be . gentleman and not ride or
care to learn. Isn't that strEngs;'
Asked her idea % the difference be-
tween English and Amsrioan horsswoman
H~s Money hesitates for a second. thea
replies:
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ideGa and thci. restrictions bec4me aE.
ceedingig IrksInr
To-day tho s'Ir"rficIa. observer could
srsro~iv teal that tho women we're not
living under the obi r"gir-s Very little
difference shows. hnt tho Inference -
hat It - noW a natter Tor indiv'duals tn
decide
II woman want. raogc freedom u
her husband vaHJs her "a have g. there,
n No Obstacle TIE Sovernmert does
not interior" The wpmcn may organize
they may meet men, The Girls NAV 20 to
school. Theatres are even giving r. annfc-
E"E for women aIoE~ Introducing an
entirely ncE pleasure into the lives u the
" omen
When hc "a ace % Jhcra gan. IN which
the Parliament WIS housed burned down.
il vss a woman. Nasimeh suItana. !
member II tho royal fsmilv. who stepped
forward and ohsr'~d her own palEce for
the usc 81 Parliament Another wonlsr d.
Hrl.deh HanuTn. Expressed the thanks
% the wou;,n ~ ConFtRnfinoplc IN an
addro. - t-c Pr,n-c1s. printed in the
Eoho. tho loading daily % CorstErtinoplc.
Nas.n,"r sultan T0spor6od IN - l"''nT
pTintr,' ~ II" Echc Al this - 'atr lly
nov CronE Turkish voTiS.
-HE l,tC- HssuTn which Loa..- LADY
Haiidaf ~ = regular merHtsr ~ ~"
Echo ID. .oTir' s.af. nlthc sch 81" docs
he. work ~ hcmc She W. IN" Ere.
Tu.ka n CIR who s.gS--t0i from OR
coIlcrs cnUrsc and II n" oulT tlrt. "a
vyopsa who h0ld' ooilN<o ,:egTec
H. kushrnd ~6sP T-ofoSsoI t."
GovCrbu:o,t vE.y0Ts.ty. Flo wa very
1rorG - he. "a permitted re. - no
nauy o4ac- - r-'.l -. l. =, oUu homo 81
vas Cos7l- iatoi~ stetl u .nsay lofoTn.'
but We re-:..iitcH - do Loth.ng 81"
-roto conssE,iT but tho Govornl.,olt
would no ysrTn.. Wo.d skc xro,e 10 he
7uhlsFo1 Sac We yory unhappy.
-Wl-- if0 revolution ra:no Lk" n
.nurGarfolt 60. CT e!c=T sky ~ VS. Hal
d,h's rc- which celebrated q Sac wrote
r sor. q v..eog.c OF slorifcat.on Of IT,
.rtrerc. Oro..isI n fern ard spirit
~hic.I "a .. .u.,shcd In tho Echo AID took
III. - .dL." 30 Eio.sry triumph in
W.at~-f couI.t. o. could equal "
WHO'S fsg .T.cats ssat VI ora 70 ne tG..I
they EGared l:c' ' tho nCst hon ed 81
Tu... IN worc.. Two IsEcss cl1F1 .n-of
her RI rcEr.i.y r:eIsnc.. p. 1o1sse'
be.|-ia no. - 1:Ean,xc wo--en's cluhs
s,iuos tors hsEEe'i her ~ 0-Esn.=c Schoois
Ire Echo placed -: ~ 10 ser
-Sho hrcafsr mo q tGe bGs-en. md
a.. rp.ss u Ts.-ors. writing. nrEs nixng
nltn1'-.. ard - Tying ou' rSlo.'7;-. She
dtd l. Al Ts.nnvS her vo.i CO e. pGo-
Io!y .r1~uE rser. Therefore soc -Th'
ss.s ~ 10 real things J-lSt - ~ Wests.H
Countries yo'i G &c ve''y t@d.oa' u yoi
: eonF1rr, - certain conYsnt. ;ElAlitses
sTBs ntos' rheT.shSd coEiVe1tion@1.ty
IA Tur-Sg u tho vel fSs women II
- ss.tl "a nlE1' sly, sspoctnIly et1ong
h arc t.oy r.r ..as = ..s,g 90 further SfiOrtr
ions TN l!..s ~ TuTk.sn women Ap,
Or ,aSs tne... trse ststgs ths veil VA
,..ad,.al.y dep -. Holidsh hanLfn ma
EseD - ..od ~ 80 - u New fCTk %
.ors.. ,. C.y.- = .-4s1. 6u. she = ioo
u.srr o.. -.
W. zoe ONE .c.uiJtlcn L.d ~
.a,.1 90 sef last AE.Tl hahoen - nuin
80. ne Il four Wor3ea listed Tor death'
X, hie.sr coupliualt 90 her abtlltJ
e-uis NE hs~n raid ~ ths -@1ctienarJ
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PLYING WiCHIVr PROPELLERS.
How TheN Are Wade and What They Cesi
T'rsprIIerS far N0sleIS

Propeiers for airship- are built of
laninatcd wood. that II TO say oi wood
built Gp ~ !. yer.
FUr tie rirk..z Of 9 propeller sin or
eight feet IA lc.g'h there would be ~
CURED 20 begin With o. stick of timber six
.Hchss or tlers4hpuis squire and such a
STICK % solil wood. however perfectly
sa--oued riCrt check or crack. For
;his rea-,.. N" propeller is bWlt of lami-
mated wood. ~ STRIPS ~ selected and per-
fectly seasoned wood of tie required
width which are planed down to the
REQUISITE thickness and then glued to-
rrthe- under pressure making a pFuc-
'ica,'y solid stick o: material less liable
20 check
some airzhp propeilers Of laminRted
wood have been made with the laniD<-
tions al Of spruce. one New York concern
making prop"ilsrS prpdur~- them also az
combination ~ r-h aud mahogany.
thru lavCT= Of ssh md two at mahogany.
The shaving out of the blades from this
stick. each oi precisely the required taper.
pitch and th.nResS. and the Two exactly
alike z. work that calls for the greatest
IA .snce. 90 ~ and skill. The perfect pro-
pellcr ~ IL finished state - beautiful
example Il good workmanship. "a.
siN foo; propeller OF Eliminated wood.
its we ghl S!N and "A hIlf pounds. costs so.
a seven foot propsi!-T weight nine pounds
S0O and an eight foot propeller. weight
Iwelvs pounds, Sc
For model alr-hiiys there are made, alec
Of laInnatcd wood. hut thc-e commonly AL
81 mahogany. little prof'sliers from tea ~
twelve inches IA l"nRth. spd accurate In
pitch and finish; they seal from o. TO 81,
Among the fliil sized prOpeIlers tho
greate~t demand - fer those nIeasurinE
seven feet From the ordera thus far
filed Fndn0W In hand the prOpsiiSr nIAksFv
are looking for greater activity than ever
in fiying machines in tho comm .enson.
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VIEW LIFE OF TURKISH WOMEN
>Y'ItL TPEEFT 0NE RESILT
or THE REJOLT TION.
go FROM the OId Restrictions tho
women Are working for the Public
food Natinees far women ont,
Turkish women Want Fdurat!WR.

~ Hester n. Jenkins w,o has been
-r.t -ssor ~ hist ory for the las, n.ne years
a. 80 American College for Girls AZ Con
..aTtnople and 10 nov usili@.nR a years
rsoation IN study az Columbia University.
.s- interesting things about the eHec,
= 'n" Turkish revolution on Turkish
men.
one ~ the FIRE, resuns-of the revoiu-
sad Misc Jenkins. was that tho
v-n~n organized societies 10 sew for the
s-- Maybe this seems a funny re-
u = evolution hut it really was a
." T"yo,utionarv thing smonz Turk i-h
~."r"1 thar the demand for tho halo.
r7r.a IN Western countries
-isr 'hA old T4girNe the Govern TIC.
&C., m The principle tina. II the - Ts
'~.-Hr- me-; more than onc~ they woe
..'.ri.E Therefore no organ izat iof.s
80 Permitted smong either wo01sl 90
- No- only that but no ono ~orrid
'.". ain vrhour frs, submitting a lis
RI~-tG - the Government wsd-
-" H'.i"f form, ~ social enter,s ~
".' wAr" often deferred fo- mon no
-.r-" -arrr'-,ion 10 invite guests rot id
20 so~r'rod
'T sfte- IN. revolution wGs v-c-
.r- lh~y had only vague g. d
700. ~ what -uch cluhs VOC
...r.-nd various planS Orc pl1n
20" women should assemble ID
i"iiv@- Iec,UTc1 befor" rom.
hat woncn who were COM
." 40 IA .rr-siciH good liteTa.urD
mo-. .u,c Turkirf These ssv"i1 Z
~"-r third Idea
.. w,rr~n rad ncyc. cora r. "a
s-. via'~y-- They had res
NIX ~ nj "a. r'ybody o. de
..'. 49,. rad NAM N'n-cr II
.,Is.,' I'D no ry"1 riar= ~
rr.,al. --r'rR ~ tat" care n
- 90 no fairly - those
-.,, ~'is. a-~-r y"ry r~-o!--
'.- Turkish -"-1"r
q" niI v.gr.~ NJ w"'--a 81
.'lrH = hotel ~ gu irr0 q
l..r m - 10 ~ ~" Goy.-s.:-
- -, sud rn~ We.
~- 50. ~! IN Ia, 90 .
-." fyTuil-s q" enter roS !.
u.z- ny rr'-'Gne-s Al ina
.- r,..iv- NJ ,r~ women Ths.
..n very ug.,. n-j 'hey cnn.o,.
Do. .''.... ..io ..,H ,aCE 90
- -t.sr Nsr5hn rad Ec..,
"i 20 90 " 81 go 80. 90,
H 90. ..a... ~irNe rr-s
.. ~ .1.g~, 90 Ie4a.
r". r...- fs- sis -. 70
y,..ar ic.s Ia Tna
.... 20. %. 4. iaHE - Sss.
80. ,r'sih~d Wsss-s7n
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Tarirs. whore the Burreiies dropped in
after dining one gvenIng
MIN l. Creations masterpiece But
Vuo SAYS So Man has "A sufrageti,
twanE but u - only smoke talk. )"
S.u.Talv in the middle 81 the ceiling over
y.r. table j. :, huge and ominous sign' NO
Smoking And hsgh over all TeiRuE the
motto 81 tho ci;v ~ Denver. which Mrs.
B.rr go save In hers also. In gay scarlet
is;t"r. II Trads -Sn i. you son Of a gun.
S.i.-
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J think I can give Ar example which
viii show that distinction have never
known fea- hut twice IN my life and OBce
was whom vas riding one Of your Amer .
"an trut ssra.
/ supposed ] could r,de 1r drive any
'hing m ihc wOrid. Visiting a. Tuxedo
and rece.ving an invitation from a ve-y
nice trainer there To- drive about milo
tracA IN a preliminary race. acosD, 81
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.OylCR FOR HORSEPOWER
IiT iRT az RIDING. EXPLAINED
u uINs ETHEI HONEI.
usIsnsI t:lrls Isexan to B.eaFn nj IAe
~ % Sr ; = MOnan Nhauaua
IbrrSs Inc . Wan and I.osk realmlnr
Nnrn Nlxs MONEY Maz Afraid,


Nncn wls NoWry Was Afraid.
a boomers ~NclaiDs Miss Ethel
e. rl' EnElis.h nor 1owOE'an. why
ID. L-nssrnd I've done with H.
,hs CxpT -is'i h-r indignation
I.rlish-d ,trtcm,Et concerning
r.lirg toys. Your sympathy.
hy +. r h. iKrt9nsd color AZ 4
q gesturs, Is doubled when sho
.- va what 81 really dOeR wsar-a
% yustuni1 fer horsSbGc,;. trim and
rich a r. NJ I = = UNNECESSARY
., 9th and utility ed beauty ara
.I.L
-. hos numbSr Of ri lirR suits. The
20 notable are Of dark blue whip
.rl .nd 1t tar broadcloth. Tho trous-
. no like Z mans riding brooches. OF
assam 'nd in trig boots and over all
vurh a long coat which completely
..is, IN" hreeChes. When dreassd IN the
b. ,nt, mounted on a bay horse and
, .tci astride a brown buckskin saddle
49,. - a symphony in monochrome.
Miss Moneys riding suits are made
.., me b.Ast London tailor who turns out
special kind % gear and In patroniusd
AL the smart set She pays E22 q cos
me. which 10 Ensls=h ideas il a price
My warranted by the very best material.
'Hs swaEger name and the fashionable
'..i
Her wardrobe having been admired.
~" admits that her hat 10 cross to her
nd that to the present tise shs has been
nablc to invent anything in tho way OF
-adgear which IN becoming and har-
munious- She wears. in lieu of better.
d, pillycock and denounoes tho three cor
urred hats Adopted by some Of the Central
Park horSewomsn. a. too fuzsy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-13

4 iGrRa sig opposite tho door warns
aiostu that mo pFoflns language " al
owed That came from a dance hall in
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1910-02-25

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