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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-06-08
GIRL CAPTURES BURGLAR
Yields Settler Bottle and TumbIer
With Pronounced Success

New York, June 6.-Unmindful OF
a revolver which he levelled at her,
Freda Dolinsky, aged 20, tackled a
burglar in her parents home shortly
after midnight and fioored him with a
settler bottle.
She followed this by breaking a
tumbler on the burglars head, stun
ming him, then sat on him until help
arrived. She is the daughter of a
silk manufacturer.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-06-08

summary: Three base hit, Stafford /;
two base hit, Lee; stolen bases, Island
Fond, z, Orleans II; sacrifice hits,
Bassett, Lee; hit by pitched ball, by
Bassett l; passed ball, Bassett; bases
on balls, off Bassett l, off Welch l,
on Riley 8; struck out, by Bassett Is,
by WEIGH 5, by Riley 4 double plays,
Boyce, Archer and Stevens; Riley and
Stevens. Umpire, Winthrop.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-06-08

A Mean Suggestion.
Papa, why DO brides wear long
veils?' ITO conceal their satisfaction
| presume, my SON"
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-06-08

Edith B. Hitchins. youngest daughter
of Fred Hitchins of Bloomington,
were united in marriage at the Con-
gregationai parsonage. Their many
friends wish them much joy and pros
perity. They will make their home
in Morgan.
Orleans High 9, Island Pond z.
Orleans High School defeated the
Island Pond town team at Island Pond
on Saturday. Bassett struck out Is
men. The score:
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-06-08
7 LOU
7 Lou

Car Snow Flake and Peerless
pastry. Wise King and Cru
sader bread in Is, IA sacks or
in barrels, all one price, $3.50
Cresco Gluten Flour in 10 ID.
bags. Full directions with each
package.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-11
BURKE DODGES ISSUES
Of CAMPAIGN At A
SMALL MEETING

At Auburn. where two weeks ago
Congressman Poindexter addressed
$50 voters. Judge Thomas Burke
spoke last night 20 an audience
which numbered IS. exclusive Of six
members Of the party who accom-
panied him from Seattle. Hired
runnersain were employed 70 get
men out TO the meeting
The audience was coldly unre-
sponsive 10 the polished oratorical
effort ~ the speaker. who eschewed
all the issues Of the campaign and
devoted himself 10 discussing COM
merciai questions and urging the
election % Seattle candidate for
the senate
Among other things Burke went
on record as opposed 10 the policy
81 the Interstate commerce commits
sion IN requiring steamship com
panies doing foreign business TO
file their freight tariffs with the
commission at Washington. lie
also defended his record az rail-
road attorney
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-11
TALKS ON TEETH
By THE REGAL DENTISTS
DENTISTRY THAT PAYS

The strongest evidence that a pro
feaalunal man can produce "a that
coming from satisfied patients sho
have spent money with him Espe
cially Is this true " dentistry. Tor
dentistry IL largely mechanical
work. There a. 30 chance for arEa.
meat about a. n u Is not perfect
wurk. there IL nobody 20 blame but
the dentist Our specially IL the
restoring 81 missing teeth By Our
Method method whereby ne can
put missing teeth back into the
mouth without the use % partial
plates We are able. BY this meth
cd. where patient has two oF
more teeth left Ia either iaw, no
matter whether sound or deeaysd
to restore ihoa. which are lost. and
10 make them practically as strong.
Beryiceablr aud beautiful as those
provided hy nature. IL - work
that calls for the very highest de.
gree Of mechanical skill on the
part Of The operator. and ia cnnse
quenoe the men employed BY MS are
% necessity OF great ability.
n you have lost teeth. let "a re.
place them for you IN this manner.
The lo~ncss Of our prices has Al.
wayE brought ua many patients.
but the quality OF our work has
done much more toward building
our practice than our prices. All
work guaranteed
REGAL DENTAL OFFICES
i4o5 Third Az. NJ. W. Cor. Union 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-11
Odds and Ends From Everywhere

Louinviile. Going up, It's car
riAgrs now Tho Carriage Manu-
facturers assoc iatiou. in Convention
here. decided 90 advance pricrs fur
1911 owing 20 increased cost ~ ma
terial and labor
Victoria. q. c. BENJAMIN 1 Co
hen. president 81 the Portland Trust
company. died here last evening
while on a vacation trip.
sewn death. were reverdrd Ia seattle
yesterday.
Omaha, Neb.--GeurEe ~ poeil
for three terms clerk of tiait county.
and decorated with Carnegie
medal for saving the life Of child
on railroad track was arrested
today on the charge u defauitlnK
In office. Poell denies the shortage
exists.
Butte. Mont Robert Hayden. well
known newspaper man. died here
yesterday. after four months III
ness.
Twe ascree- - divorce sers granted
In seattle ys-tcrasy
The steamer a. q. Lindsay ar
rived in port last night. two months
and day out from Bethel. on the
Kuskokwim river.
Norfolk. va.-Thc naval collier
Narcelfus lies AZ the bottom 81 the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-11

Atlantic. sunk 10 hours after her
collision With tho fruit steamer
Rosario "a GiorEia Tuesday so
lives were lost
s~tsa dissFrs complaint. wsrv flied Ia
seattle yesterday,
Tucson. AriE.-- Lightning struck
the wagon Isl which Alfred villa aud
his brother. tAo Tucson boys. acre
riding. last night. killing the
brother Alfred drove the team 20
miles through the storm. delivering
the body os hla brother 10 hts
parentH
Tearissa marriage iirrn.~s wrfs i.sssa
la ~-stiis Yesterday
Puyallup. The marriage ~ Mrs
Julia Sanders 10 u. A. McE0uEhiin.
q Tacoma travelling man. was the
third marriage In q week Ia the
family. Mrs sanders two dnuEh.
tsrH were married a few days ago.
one 60 william Freis % Suohomiah
and the other 90 James McMuriis II
Monroe.
Twsis~ boys aad nine eiri. uefe barn
In seattle homes Yesterday.
Galveston. Tex The democratic
state convention yesterday indursed
Senator 10. Bailey for the demo-
cratic nomination Tor president ~
1919 IN an seriousness. and then
nominated a flll state ticket. headed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-11
We n DL ING
TRIES To
ESCAPE
Ony ususa rrs..l


ST LOUIS. No. Aug IL While
on his way from SO Louis TO Louis
willie prison. Louis Vending, act
cuaed Of having murdered little
Alma Kcllner In Louisville last
year. is reportos TO have attempt
cd TO escape.
vending is said 10 have resisted
the officers who attempted 20
transfer from a train 90 40 nutomo
bile at oincy. ~ In the tight that
follow ed Daniel Walsh. reporter
on the STAFF oi a Louisville paper.
wAa kicked by the prisoner
The party entered the automobile
at o'clock this morning IN order
10 take Vending into Louisville
quietly and avoid the possibility Of
n demonstration against the
prisoner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-11

task Of making his receipts exceed
his expenditures
Is Always on the Job.
Sickels IL one Of the county off
ciais that Is always on the job.
lie gives the office his personal
attention Il Is largely due TO this
close attention 10 the work OF the
office that Sickels has been en-.
abled to turn into the county treas
ury surplus monthly.
Anything but good business
methods would have made the Of
flee during the last two years a
burden to the taxpayers Instead. Of
a money maker. as Il has been un-
der Sickels.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-11

Gulick a note One minute later by
the clock she was daahiug awut In a
bis aix.cy hinder auto. by the side u
lack homhud young broker.
whose suit hadnt suited her par.
enta
Hegcman pursued in q taxieab.
but young Mr. inehinyar was ali Ia
the petrol he had The start and
the speed The clippers were mar
rlsd az $50 a M IN Port Chester.
" 4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-11

That Colonel Cooke was 20 lame
from an affection 90 the knee that
he couiG not personally handle the
money. thus giving Private Lane an
opportunity 60 steal was tie tsa-
tinony brought out az the Port
t.Amtnn court martial yesterday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-11

NEW YORK. Aug IL Howard
Hegeman. wealthy Chicago man
gave a dinner here al the Cafe Mar
tin. ia honor Of the Eirl he vas an.
gagged 20 marry. Florence Ardelle
Gullck. II. daughter ol a prominent
phy stefan All the folks and friends
were there Il was quite some din
neg.
Just between the salad and the
cafe parfait. a walter brought Miss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-11

Hollywood Wire Hair pin Cab
lneta. 800 hair pins tn assorted
EixeE. i0c.
Crown brand Selected Finish
Bone Hair pins. 6 for Csc.
Kirby Beard Invisible Wire
HAir.pins. SC Dor.
West Electric Hair Curriers'.
wave or curl the hair in q few
minutes. for csc
Magic Hair Curriers'. wave the
hair In fifteen minutes. without
any heat. 25c.
Tolman's Flexile Uncovered
TuTbans, with elastic fastening
for the hair. Csc.
AntiSoptic Washable Hair
Rolls. SOC.
Colonial" silk Hair Nets.
blonde, light. medium. and dark.
brown. Toe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-11
Specials in Blankets and Comforts

DOUBLE-BED SIZE WHITE WOODLAND
COTTON BLANKETS, $315 PAIR-Wth pink
or blue borders.
DOUBLE-BED SIZE COTTON
BLANKETS $500 PAIR--In light-gray.
DOUBLE-BED SIZE ATWOOD PLAID
BLANKETS, $500 PAIR-In an assortment OF
plaids.
DOUBLE-BED SIZE WHITE WOOL BLANKETS,
SSSS PAIR-Have cotton warp filling, which prevents
shrinkage weigh 81 pounds.
DOUBLE-BED SIZE COMFORTS. S215 EACH-Fan-
cy stitched with figured cambria both sides and PLAN
border side filled with good quality cotton
DOUBLE-BED SIZE COMFORTS. SOS EACH-Nhh
figured cambria both sides and having 4nch border on
one side OF Japanese silk, filled with white cotton
DOUBLE-BED SIZE COMFORTS. $4.2S EACH-Filed
with white wool and covered in figured silkolne.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-11

Emma r. Bourgett has bought a
fractional lot on the east side Of
goth av., between Highland drive
and Prospect st.. for $4,000 The
property was sold by -. J. Cushman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-11
SICKELS CANNOT
Be BEATEN
FOR CLERK

n. X. Sickels. county clerk, viii,
from present Indications, have no
opponent for nomination on the
republican ticket Sickels during
the past two years has conducted
his office IN a manner that justly
entities him to denomination.
Siekels in the past two years
has given the most efficient ad
ministration ever given 20 the
clerks office, Lawyers, who deal
with the office more than any other
class OF citizens. are enthusiastic
ia their commeudation of Sickels.
Two years ago Sickels, who had
been an employee OF the office, WAS
unopposed for nomination because
Of the universal opinion that he
vas the right man FOR the place
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-11
eaIIinasr eoea South.

Secretary Of the Interior Richard
a. Ballieger left last night for a
tour 81 oregon and California He
will return to Seattle BY August 2b.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-11

The trustees Of the Cbildren's
Orthopedic society viii meet tOmor-
row At the office Of the Anti-Tuber-
culosis league, Fourth av. and
Seneca st. iAI6
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-11

siekels has justified the conf
donce. Even we're Sjckels 10 have
opposition. be could not be defeat
ed. His record. however. makes
him q strong man 20 have upon
the republican ticket Sickels two
years service entities him 60 a re-
nomination without being com
PEELED 70 make campaign
During Siokels' two years in
office the business OF the office
has increased 10 an enormous ex.
tent. He has been compelled 70
supply practically three new
courts With clerical help. besides
from time 20 time taking care OF
judges pro TEN. and visiting
Judges. With an increase Ia bust.
ness, Sickels has accomplished the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-11

hy oscar Coiuuitt Tor governor and
A. a. Davidson Tor lieutenant gov
eruor
Washington Tho population Of
three New Jersey cliisH was nu.
nnuncrd to-day ns follows Jersey
CITY sGaftN. uhyonur bb.htb. nu
increase 0f $50 por cent and Ito.
bukpn ,O42t gain of 10 PCT cent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-11
From the Wash Goods Section
Women's Hosiery Csc and Soc Pr.

WOMEN'S FANCY COTTON AND LIsLE-THREAD
HOSIERY, SPECIAL 2sc PAIR-In plain coors polka
dots and stripes some with fancy tops.
WOMEN'S TAN LACE BOOT HOSIERY, 50c PAIR
Iisle and silksle in many effective patterns First rlosr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-11

IS II. G." Fringed Hair Nets.
IN all shades. Toe.
Colonial" Real Hair Nets. IN
blonde. black and medium. and
llght-brown. 25c.
Elite Wire Halr.pin Cabinets.
assorted sizes. &c.
Sanitary Hair Rolls. can be
washed and oombed. "a inches
long. fi.00.
Perfection" Hair Rolls. for
any style OF head.dress. 800.
Franklin" Sanitary Washable
TurhRns. soc.
Weight" Hair Crowns,
light and comfortable. 35c.
"Tilly" Net-covered Hair Rolls.
24.inch size. Soc
First Felunr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-11
Accessories for the Hair

Complete assortmens OF Turbans Nets Rolls Curriers'.
pns and other accessories all times maintained
the Notion Section First Floor The prices uniformly
moderate the listed below giving but idea Of the
extremely good value ohtanable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-11
New Fall Dress Goods

Among the arrivals in Fall Suitings be noted
many heavy rough materials which give promise OF great
popularity for Goats and Suits also featured lighter
erias suitable for One Piece Dresses. few representa-
tive items follow:
ZIBELINE, ~ INCHES WIDE 81 50 YARD-In seal
brown mulberry navybue wisaria and black. Appropr
ate for suits and one piece dresses
TAILOR SUlTiNG, 50 INCHES WIDE, 500 YARD
Especially desirable material for and separate coats
Shown in gray aud black mixtures.
BOUCLE SUITING. 50 INCHES WIDE $3.50 YARD
One OF the rough comes IN many OF the
Fall shades, including brown and wistara.
BANNOCkBURN SUfTINC. 81 INCHES WIDE, $50
YARDA rough-fnished material in combinations OF blue
and black gray and brown black and green and black and
gray
IMPORTED BoURETrE SUITINC. 50 INCHES
WIDE 500 YARD-In mixtures OF brown and black gray
and black and blue and black. -FrH Fisor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-11
Interesting Values in High Grade Stationery

STATIONERY FOR THE LITTLE PEOPLE
Children's Writing Paper in attractive boxes with .
sheets OF paper and envelopes 20 match, 40c box
Cranes Linen Lawn Birthday Greetings Invitations
with envelopes match Midget Note Paper IN assorted
shades, 75c box. Floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-11

Correspondence Cards in assorted shades with envelopes
match, attractive boxes, Soc 40c Soc 7Sc and 81 90
Highland Linen Paper in pound boxes letter size,
SOC box; envelopes to match, lSc package.
Cranes CHARTERED Oak silk Finish" Paper in variety OF
shades p sheets and envelopes match size 60c box
letter size, 7Sc box
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-19

over the left shoulder The effect n
stunning"
Are II not sinful extravaganza to ex-
pend a 60 zoo. 600 ton waterfall for trim,
ming mere millinary:" require pale
bridegroom with horror thought of what
he must expect
Nature is Lady" expound.
Therefore. when she goes out to trim
hat she takes what she likes and lets
somebody else pay the Bill
Next drive for Cousin Nogi was HoY-
shoe Falls. All Bridal Couples snuggles
in close pairs during this joy-trip.
Ladies Tourists j holla by mega
phone. kindly to observe Hon. Horshoe
Fails. Is IL not a sublime Pour? Kind
ly observe with wrapped hearts. o tho
Beauties Of Scenery tsilence from ALL
I look around with peev. All them Is
Bridal Couples sat wrapped together
gazing into each others optical orbs.
How thus" yall with peev When
Niagara Falls is befront OF you. why
you no look, please? Have you no soul
to gaze at the Beauties OF Nature"
We are" they all collapse in unicorn.
You are WHAT" / holla.
I'VE are gazing at the Beauties Of
Nature" they continue sentimentarily as
they continue to peek into each others
eyes with Illuminated expression peculiar
TO glass.
Drive EDWARDS. Cousin Nogi." I dib.
So he crank back Hon. Ottomobile and
we elope down road by gasoene-an ex-
cept Hon. Hetty Green who set by Mia
CARA figuring with pencil how to save
soc by staying away from n. Y.
Hoping you are the same
Yours truly HASHIMCRA TOGO.
P. s. Mr.. Editor, kindly to please DO
me the much obliged favor to put this
adv in your paper and owe me whatever
il is worth:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-19

that they got off. In excess Of these "a
honeyspooners was Famous Americans
who went along for idle curiosity. Fol-
lowing is their names:
Rev. Mr. Mayor Gaynor. prominent Tam
many reformer Of New York.
Hon. Buffalo Bill, famous historical char
acter (retired).
Hon. Ebert Hubbard. dealer in literary
furniture
Hon. Hetty Green. who has saved vast
fortune by not spending 1t.
Rev. Gaynor say-so: II wish see Ma
CARA to be sure it Is a proper theatrical
show for young folks. Otherwise 1t must
be closed" Hon. Buffalo Bill say-so:
II am anxious for see this Wild East
performance Of water works. l am proud
to know II is so near the City Of Buffalo.
which is named after me- Hon. Hub
than 10 be President. 1t Is not necessary
to be Either. This wisdom is printed
by Boycroft Press. bound in half rub
Der boot-for sale by the quart or pound. "
Hon. Hetty say-so: Travel is cheaper
than hotel bills Go ahead!'
Pretty soonly we arrive to Niagara
Falls Cousin Nogi wheel our joy-motor
to front porch of this great natural down.
pour. / was glad to see it was spouting
of all, ICtc
begin to infiame with rubber Immediately.
This is very joyful for me- So 1 press
Hon Megaphone to my voice & make
considerable Lecture. Thusly it was:
Ladies & Tourists:-Piease notice
Niagara Falls, 1t Is the loudest spot
in Nature. There Is nothing to equal
this. not even among our Travelling
Presidents. Puny Man appears minus
compared to It, o pompous sprinkle of
considerable water. BY its fluid quail
tiles it reminds US Of poetry. What
Human Being could seem important be-
side such a splash? What Statesman.
however energetick. can stand like these
Falls spouting day & night for 1900
annual years: 1 ask to know"
All Lady Brides listen with great
surprise All Gentleman Brides seem
slightly jalous l appear 50 sublime that
Niagara seem quite neglected. So 1 con-
finua opuards
please observe with your ears. 0
such rumpage & rore Of fractured bill
lows, Is it not a noise? Sousa's Band
never made anything SO hideous. Look
how it rolls in all its peeved grandure.
looking just as natural as a moving pic
ture show. 1t. 1t is the greatest living
curio. 1t is more wonderful than the
Panama Canal because 1t seems to flow
without any visible help from the Re
publican Party. What causes this won
6erfl phenomenal? Answer IL: The con-
venient arrangement OF Nature. Lake
Erie, magnificent pond Of extreme fresh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-19

Niagara Falls, please confuse lit
tie Poky.
'Poosh & tlsh,.' dib Hon. Benz.
scornly. L have never heard of Niagara
Falls. How can we hit something 1 have
never heard of? Nextly you will be tell
ing me We shall be hit by Halley's
comet Pooh-pooh for him.
All. magnifuops fat SIR decry Poky
Hauntus. L shall not deny your Pro-
lessor mind. But Niagara Falls hurts
when he hits. We shall be killed. It
Is not good for Indians to be killed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-19

"ALL THEM BRIDAL COUPLES Sc
$50 they foated upstream 40 or 60
days Tiresome fatigue felt by all. But
one brite afternoon, Miss Poky Ha untus
begin to show nervus symptoms OF
thumbs and elbows
Benz Franklin she says Indianopi-
cally. 'if you continue floating up this
What should we hit sweet copper
maiden? require Hon. Franklin with
flirting eyebrows peculiar to Philadel-
phia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-19

"A dead Indian does not SPOIL decry
Hon. Franklin, who was fond Of quota
tons from Kipling.
But suddenly, whilst he spoke, o
SMASH! TlMt ship 'Mayfiour' was
tunked against Niagara Falls with such
picks Nearly all the ancestors of Bos-
ton was drowned I'm the flossy water
But Hon. BENZ. Franklin & Miss Poky
Hauntus swum affectionately ashore
arm-in-h hand Beside each other they
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-19

Of will please feel
slightly surprised.
Me & Cousin Nosyi,
by dent of stinyy
frugality. h & g
saved Sufficient
ca h-money TO
have $3.50 which
we have just
paved for a retired
rubbernecking ct
tOmobile. This
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-19
Foo F6v9 uum$A Kzas1u uz,as Hz11qr ny
PeyonaAy conductodfby
II S11fAft5RA t1AA4t ACE IRWIN

sat on a rock for dry-clothes entertain
ment
1--WE have been hit by Niagara Falls,
explain Indiana Maid. pointing to this
hui flop of water spilling like an ocean
falling out OF balloon.
81 shall notice IL next time see it
commend Hon. Franklin with Saturday
Evening Post expression of jokes.
$50 they was married; because II is
improper for Young Persons to look at
Niagara Falls unless they are bride and
groom
When / finish this historical event all
married couples present blosh so
loud you could hear it above the whoop-
ing of the Falls.
Next sight to seen was Bridal Veil
Falls where Cousin Nogi took us by tall
ented crank-up of Hon Ottomobile.
Them Is new-wedding couples ariz up-
ward on their feets 10 see this great
matrimonial scenery. All sec with joy
full oh-cries. So / upraise my mega
phone & parade following intelligent lee
ture:
Newly groomed brides. / wish for you
to look at this Nature now rushing be-
fore you 1t is called Bridal Veil Falls.
becau 1t look like 1 miles of Irish lace
tumbling across the rocky face of Ma
ture Why is this Janus downpour like
Marriage" (answer Of why is?" from
chuckles smoothly until it hits q sharp
cliff, then it jumps of with below OF
angry ages-loud yellup of disguised
whirlpools. spatter and fractured pud
dies. until Love arrive down with a
splash and quit forever. Matrimonial
marriage is oftenly thus.
How like Ella Willer Wheelcox YOU
talk snuggest Mayor Gaynor, who is
educated in all classic illusions.
Ignoring this rude explosion 1 continue
on with my lecture.
This Bridal Veil Falls. aside from
sentimental photo it makes in the mind
is high horsepower waterworks.
will give you some statistics. II hitched
to a garden hose it would squirt times
around the world, drown the British
Navy and run lawn-sprinklers over the
Sahara Desert II hitched to derrick
it could pull over the Singer Bldg and
uplift the entire colored race. What
could not this entire energy OF Falls d.
if employed in some honest work. (Nt
reply for my statistics) And We
Water Falls should not be used for suct
sordy uses. They are Natures Millinary
When Nature decks her hat with fruits
and vegetables, she looks around for ex-
ira trimming tin she finds waterfall
which she Grapes carelesly around
the brim so 1t will sweep splashingly