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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-01
JSpc5iea fir bieic 3eituns.)
Die 66ic 9anbilu6t, bcs staatcs
Tluf).
@on Y. g..

Cir 6abrn id,pn friibcr in bicicn
Spalfen baranf binscwieien, bar bic
Mbncigntg gar uielcr Sung Mmcri-
faner pDr benz seiitlidI, seiitig nuo
fUrprrtth fDggcinnbcn 9ebcu anf Der
Snrn, bic b5ie ,9anbfludi, bcs
&anbcs SfmdJ" ,ocrben f5nnte. Sni
Staaic Hc,u port beruabrbeitet lid,
inicrc WcfirdItnns ff,un. Scit scs
rallmer 3eit ut oas lanbiuirtbidaita
lidle Separtement icneS Staates
eifri9 bcitrebt. Die i%ugcnnunten ,pers
lniiencn" Snrnlcn, beren CO cine game
Wienge IN icncm Stnatc giebt. iuieber
on Den Nann 81 brinaen. M Der
Stabt 9ieip g)urf bat bns Scpartement
elm Bureau ciu9crihtct, bas Nusfinit
ertbeilt iiber Nrt unb Woglihfeit pes
@rrerbs. &iclc Scute itpBen lih iez
ppdl an Dem Iusbrud .@crlul'enc
Surmcn". Sic 9lau6cn. baB es iih
nm peripilberte Sdnbereien burbelt.
SAB Gem nidt il iii, bot Der 2eitcr
bcs Nclp Porter bureaus, Sr. Sulius
Wplbenhnper. giiiitcut i'm Staatss
2epartcmcut tit Sunbmirtbihaft,
bnrgclcgt. M~olhcnbaner ihreibt:
Gielc ltpBcn iih an Dem AusSrud
.~pcrlniiene Sarm". Sicicr Mnsorld
rirb ntibpcritunocn. @s CAB lpobl
einige iulfcr Snrmen. ipp Die Better
Dor Sabrcu burd Die 9reBe Gonfurs
renS nit hen tilligeu Sroputten porl
&eiten. lid. %ge5win9cn fonpeu (ober
elnubten). ibr 6cim %dufSugebens
6cntc linn oicIc. DIT quite Sarmeu.
mciitcns alle cntireber perfnilit ober
bcrpad,tct. unb has gSort .abau=
buneh", besiebt iih INN mciitcns unr
aui Selocr, bic pernahldiist uarcu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-01
Sarmprubnfte unb Ar6eit.

Sei 8etruhiungen iibcr Die Yrciie
Der Sarmprocuftc mIB man lid Der
bemerfcnsipcrtben Ncnberun9 III Der
Wtetbubc ibrer 8cminnutg erinncrn.
Gin 8ulbel @ci6cn poer cine Shafs
tel Grbbceren re%prdicntieren Jest
dift mebr bicielbc Nrbcit mie iriiber.
0taidinen baben iest 10 iebr Den Ylab
Der friibcren SnnNurbeit einscnoms
men, DAB in fnit alien SGllen Jest Elm
@tanm pieiclbe Grbeit perriften fam.
Die friiber Die Sienite pielcr Irbeiter
c~rioroerte. Nm Stcllc ocs GipSels
pflu9es. bcS SanoiGcns. Der Sade
unb Der Genie Dor perbGltniSmdbig
lpcnigcn Sabren iinb ipiiienidaftlid
croadtc uno funitpou dus9efiibrtc
@dihincn setreten. Siir pic aultis
picruna Der @emiiic unb Der fIeinen
Sriidte bcbient man lid ebcnials
maIhinellcr &orridtm9en, neltc bic
Trbeit enorm crleiftern. Sagen mir
gum Veiipiel, bnB elm 0uIbcl @eiSen
cine Sagearbeit cincs Iannes mertb
III, 10 muB CT por pcrbGltniom1Bia
penisen Sabren Die Mrbeit mcbrercr
Gage cincs 9iannes gcgplten baben.
ais nod lpcniger mirtinme Inidinen
81 ieiner Nultipierung pcrpanpt
wurben. llnb bod mar 5t iencn Seis
ten Der 8eisen biliger ais beute.
IS lit pubr, ooB on piclen Srtcn
Der @obcn on Sruhtbarfeit obsenoms
meu bat. abcr ebenio 5atreffcah lit
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-01
{Spt8iea fir Sicie Seituns.l
Sarnlcr perscRt bas Suhiiibrcn midt!
Bon sarnlerireuno"

1ic Npthuenbigfcit Der gndfib :
ruIg fir ben 5armer tritt INNER
flarcr Sntaac, mn 5lpnr nm 10 mebr.
ic dhipierigcr Die ianbmirtbihaitz
lidc Yrpbuftionss nnb TbinesScrs
hdltniiic lid geitaltcn. Sriibcr lpdr
Die YuhiiibrnnN fir Die Sarntcr nidi
bon bieicr 9cpeutuma, beionbers in
9ritcn no man NILES, mas MAJ 5lnl
cssn bralld,te, in Der ci0nen birth
fhatt prDpu5icrtc unb perbrnuhtc.
inS no man mr. aelcgentlih etipas
~cintauldtc mn audi baun niht einmdl
acdcn bas beute iiblite @elb, ipnoerr,
0coen Nbgnbe bon 8ourcn. Sas
Ilcs ipurbc nit Dem &orbringcn Der
l%oocnnnntcn @elbipirtbihuit anoers,
iuomit lid 9leid5citig bas ScbiiriniB
nldb aQcrbdnb Sduitnrtifeln gcltenb
ntadtc. Sies ieben mir 5undd)it beinl
Sanbel, Der 8llerit gclernt bat, geilnll
5u retnen unb 9uh 81 iiibren. Ser
itGnpioc Saul, Scrlanbt unb Tcrfaui
npn 9naren Slpaugcn Den &nufmnnn
bnSu, itetS AZ falfuliercn mo Ole
Warftaac nlls5miibcn, b~eionbers 100
or ihon iriib6citi8 nit elmer lharien
Spnfurren8 an funtpfcn bate.
Yci ncm Farmer bat iih has Nc
biirtuti, scnau 81 rcdncn nnb ihari
Sud 81 iiibren, AM ipateifsn geltcnb
gemadt, "a or am ldigiten i'm 3ms
iianbc Der ipacnnnntcn Natural mn
2aui1ipirtbidaft perblieb. Iber
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-01

Die SDrgcn Der fleinen Nartucri
aH. mas bob' id 10 piel sll
tbun,
.Nnnn fnum nod Elm bisden
rub'nl
Wu6 mcin @artcnldnoden
graben,
Senn meine pielen Yuppcn
babcn
9nngcr tets nad) Srbien unb
l[nD mas man ionit i'm @ortcn
balit.
Surllm bdb i6 rcblic6 hcut'
Weinen Snmen nllsocitreut.
Will jest inns @cociben
beten
llno bann flci6ia llnfruut
"a iGter,
Wiu Die Siibner iuobl be-
lpddcn,
Scnn JOINT fonrmcn tic unb
MADDEN
Strife frat - Den Samcn
ralie
lllo bnnn it's nit ocr Srnte
ms.
Simmel, ihid' nm beinen
Scgen,
Spnneniheiu uub milben
Re0cn.
Hnb belpabr' uns Saa fir
Sag
Tor Dem i6limmcu 5agcls
ldluB!
Wcm Mrs @ott gerutbcn
ldbt.
@ibt's cin frobcs Grntefeit.
Sci. Damn fricgen meme
Ylippen
Sdglih feline 8pbncniuppcn,
&opfialnt unb Grblenbrei
llno a~artoffeIn ard babel.
God 10 ipcit linb mir nod
nidtl
Grit bic Sprscn unb Die
Yfliht
lluo 5ulesf - bas 9eib<
grrihtl
JSpc6iea fir bieic 3eituns.)
Sic b6ic sailbilmdt, ocs staatc
49, Na~H"E
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-01

aild or fonntc iif Der einorin9cnpen
@el~olpirtbItaft unb idlieBlid Der
areottipirtbibaft niht aui immer
nerlhlteBen. b~eionbcrs ieitbcm Die
Notwithstanding INNER mcbr
Mnslagen erfuroertcn. Damn fam
plpbli6 bas uncrb1rte Stcigcn Der
Ereiic Der Sarmprobufte. So bciSt
es nm gut rehnen. beipnpers and,
me9cn hcs baucrnpcm Manaels an
lanoiuirtbihnitliben Irbeitcrn. Sics
Niles nptbigt Den Snrmer. glciitift
lino Sober in bic Sano 5u ne6men
uno mad fnufmdnnilden @ciiAtsz
punftcn p%or5I9ebcn. 2eiocr fonnen
lid n,a1fe GARNER IN ibrem eigencn
Sdaben INNER nod nlr Iebr idppcr
oa6u pcritcben, 9uh 5l fiibren. OBJ
Id,on Der Sarmer bas Hefncn bcute
minpcltcnS ebenio nptbipcnbio bat,
ipie Sabrifnnt nno Der Nauimann;
bcnn Der Sarmcr Ut rben aeuiIer.
maten Seibcs 5usleiH. Sicr fam
nur cine ndhbriidlihc unb anbaltenbc
I%uffldrung iibcr Den pielfahcu gtiben
Der 8ldfiibrung cine @orpluna gum
ScIiern berbeifiibren. ltnb INN ba8u
bei5utragcn, ipurpe pieier Irtifel ses
Idrieben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-01

Iher. oenn mir iinb IN Der Iebrbcit.
&ir iino allcin pernntpprtlih. @aS
mir lpollen. oas geihiebt. ltup bas
nit bnitn!"
@ilt gebriilt, Come. Ibiplutisz
mus oes SiftatorS Der Wcbrbeit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-01

Boot. S6crit Sbcupur Sduef IAN,
ocic Sonncrstag I6enb nit Der yScls'
bctia" an ocnlIclbcn 1lubc, nu Dem
Die ~8ernultid" CUR Grbe bcrabgez
lticgen lein ioa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-01
Gine Se9nleieben' JnIpefterin
in O6nentarf.

Bis auf SeiterreidD baben iait aIe
&ultnrldnoer Die giuridtuug Der
Shultiihcn getrofien. Sdnemarf.
oas Sunp. bns auf ben @ebietcn ser
io5ialen Siiriorae uub Srauentbdtigz
tcit am peiteiten pbenun itebt, lit
dllb in bieier Se3iebuna Sicrit dif
Die oberite StlIfc Der 0ollfonmenbcit
IN geSug uuf Die Sdulfilfen geriift.
cs bat cine Snipeftorin fir bas Sduls
tilfenluelen dngcitcllt. Srau Cline
| Sanien. Die Den Sdultiihen lett Der
einfiibrung has resirc Sntereiie unb
Die tb%atfrdftigIte Sorberrng 5u Sbeil
pcrDen lieB, lit ais Shulfiihens Sns
ipettprin ernannt pprocn. Sic Sruae
Der Sugcnberndbrun9, Der @rn1brrng
pes Irbeiterlrnnbcs riIbt in ben Sdns
Den oicier Srdu, unb es mlB gelagt
lperben. oub Srau Cline Sanlen Die
geeignctite Gertreterin fir elm loldbes
Nmt lit. @rpBes Sntercie perbun<
Den NIT clnem Experimentation
Saleut iteGen Die Srau nit Sug nno
Heht an Die Spite eiuer iolden ssns
ititution. Srdm Cline Sauien bat
lire aenntniiie uuf pieiem 8ebicte
burh l%ansidbrige S~tuoienrciien nod
eripeitcrt, unb lie bot lid, NIT pen
&olfsihulfilfcn in Berlin bes 9Gnaez
rem bel6dftigt. Gs lit gu boffcn, boB
Die anbcrcn Stdbtc. Die ilber %pltss
idulfiiheu perfiigeu. aud, Snipeftoz
rinncn filr oiclc IoSiale @inrid)tlIng
finben ipcrbcn. IS bietct Iih aif
Die @eiie pieber elm nclcr i~oSialer
S%rallcnberuf, Su DEM cine cntipres
hcnec Sprbilbung hnb niht 5ulest elm
entihiebenes Salent gebDrt. Senens
falls tommcu Die bausfraulihcn uno
lpirtbidnftlihcn 5alente babel lebr IN
Den Wurbcrgrunb. unb ma bot feline
Tcranlanung mebr Su Hagen, Dab auf
ben @ebieten bes Observation-Disclosures
nur Die gciltiae Inlage geihdst mirb.
-+-++-
Gin alter Scteran, Serr @nl. ).
Surib, ihrcibt ulis @ilb Goie. isis:
Ser Ilpenfrdliter bat mehr Gls eiil
Yinl mein Scben aerettet. Seit il
NIT linn betannt gcmorber bin, hahe
ih in brci ober bier Sdlcn. no i,
ihipcr tranf mar. an ibm meine 3us
fliiht 9enommen. SD bin elm alter
Splpat. geboren in Sabre 1885. I'm
bobcn Ilter, ipcnn Die nntiirlife Strait
81 ihlpinoeu midugt. miro cin
milbcS. icboh iIGrfcnbee Wittel sur
abiolutcn Notblpenbigtcit. Sir ioIhe
Sdle lit Sorni'S Tlpcufrduter adns
b~eiouSers ~9eeianet. Sauienpe baben
iibcr ieinc picSerbclebenbcn ArGftc
3eu9niB ab9elcgt. Sn Apotbetcn lit
CT niht 81 BADEN. @r miro hurd,
Spe6ial : Ngcutcn Gelicfert. Mnn
ihrcibc an Sr. Setter Sottucu 4 CONS
Co.. l0--25 60. 3oDnc Auc.. Obi.
ca9o, Slinois.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-01

aosc aus Dem Snd. Surh ibreu
Siftator (Tictor Berger ihleubertc
tic Der Iinperbeit Den Seifeib ms
@eiiht: .@aS babt Sbr ~iibcrbuupt
5u iuacn? Sbr babt it'd 6u iein
unb 81 parierem! 8ir linb Die Serrs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-01
StraEcnbau.

StraEcnbau.
Netp Serleil. Ihreibt bic 81. A..
Srcic 3eitune", bat bdburh, baB e5
ein Srittcl Der Soften Der 9anbitras
Bcnbauten 5llr llnteritiisung Der Srts
lhaften 5dblte. lett 1892. ieitbem bieic
'lpeiIe Solitif eingefiibrt puroe, etipa
orei Wiillionen Collars fir Den 3iped
nle9cgcben, unb bciist ieBt gegen IT,
All Wleilcn 10 gutter 2anpltroben lpic
tic nur irgeno no gefunben peroeu
%tonnen; es mar in Der Chat cine Illss
gabe. Die cinem 9utcn 3med picnte unb
Ole fprt9elebt lperoen iollte Iolnnge cs
nod SanbitraBen 81 bnIen mn. Ser
fcbrslpegc 5n perbeiiern 9ibt. Sic
VunoeSregierlnlg bat bis ieBt ale
Terlllhc lie 3t dbnlihen 3uihiiiicn
Siim 4anoitraBenbau 81 peranlalicn.
nbgclcbnt, unb pieleift lit oas MIR 5ii
billigcn, iiebt man. wie 5lpedlps bas
@elb fir iogen. Slubs uno 5nfenpers
be1,criingcn alisgegeben lpirb. Mllein
Die Hegicrllng fonnte, min lie niht
i~inun8ietc Seibilfe feiitcn, Den 9anSs
I%trabenbau pnrh gutcn 8utb ioroeru.
Sas Yu6lic Hpaos Separtement bes
Mderhnl : &iniiteriums tbut mobl
ctluas in Der &ihtling, sebt aber nitt
iueit aenu9. Sranfreih unb Scutihs
lnnb lplten bd ais Iorbilp aeiten.
9ie -3dnptfra8e Del alien S~olitffrnz
BeHbnuten lit. ipeid,es bas bette Nsae
teriol fir bns biaigite @elb lit. nnb
Die MntlpDrt bnrauf lit cine Iebr pers
ldiebene. Senn Die Iusipabl bcs.
Materials lpirb nidt uur biird bcn
Tcrfebr. ionbern audi burd ben
Megenfnll. ben llntergrunb, Drainage
unp idlieBlid, Die Nrt Scr sur Der
figung ltcbenben Yflaiterungsmittel
beitimmt. @nn liebt pbnc mciteres,
cine lpic iucrtbpoqe Sbdtigfeit elm
Saboratorirm cntfdlten fonnte, bdS
eritlid Die berihiebenen Naterialien
inter alien m6glid,en S~epineun9en in
Se5ua nif ibre geripcnDbarfeit unters
iud,t. unb baS ferncr Satperirdncige
bernnbiloct, Die Den ein3elncn Srts
lhatten ODER Stuaten, Die 2anpitras
Btn ballen iuollen. nit erprobtem State
Sltr Sanb gebt; oielc foitIpieliacn Srrs
thinner iuiirben hdburd bermieben
lucrben. Sir Die Stabt @aIbinaton
beItcbt cine iolde @eb6rhe, Die idon
mand,es @ute 9ctban bat Sic Ite0t
@eriuhe an niht MIR nit Yflaitez
rlingsmittcln. ionbern dilh nit Iors
febrlungcn, Inn beu Staub 5i leaen.
Die Heiultntc bieier Arbeiten unb
Serillhe iino in 9uhform porbanpen
liuo fonncn bon oem Subtle NoaNS
Sepnrtcmeut be5osen lperocr. Sic
3ptbpenbiateit gutter 9anoitrnBen fir
Die 9ntpidclung numcutlif DER @orz
ortc grocer Stdbtc lit 81 oftenbar.
I'M hcs bclonberen NndnpciicS 8l be-
biirfen. nbcr leiber gibt es nodl cine
InSubl Stantcn. Die bieic Hotbpcnz
bi9tcit nift erfnuut BADEN. oper nidt
crfenncn ppllcu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-01
y q

Die Y@crmamiu" lanbete an Sons
mrstas iiher IN Billie Iarie. iiinf5ig
@seilcn bon Snilepburp, Sut.. cnts
icrnt. Non Sailcpbnrp aus fG6rt
hlrtbim MIR brei DIAL po1cntlih Elm
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-12
FARMER HAD HOOKWORM
DISEhSE-LIMBS OSSIFYING
His Feet, Legs and Hands Are Now
Affected, Victim Suffers But
Little Pain.

RICHMOND, Va. Oct. l1.-Eptire
ossification threatens NJ. l.. Peaden. q
farmer of Pitt county, ~ c., who Is
now under treatment at the Retreat
for the Sick.
Peaden's condition Is regarded by
many physicians. who have viewed
the remarkable case, TO be due TO an
attack OF hookworm disease which he
suffered two years ago. Six months
ago Peaden noticed the hardening Of
the muscles of his feet, limbs and
hands.
The hradening process continued to
such an alarming degree that they
would crack when Jared by walking
and he was prevented from moving
about much.
The joints OF elbows and fingers de-
veloped boillike ulcers. though other
wise he was In little pain from his
peculiar condition.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-12
SUBPOENA SERVER \
.0VERAAULs QUARRY
Chases George F. Young Through
Woodward-Ave. and Gets Service
On Him in Divorce Suit.

George +. Young. defendant In .
suit for divorce started by his wife,
Mary e., was served with a subpoena.
Monday night. after q wild chase
through Woodward-ave., which Great
ed considerable excitement.
Young has been lodging service for
several weeks, 80 scheme was plan
ned to trap him. A lady friend of
the Youngs arranged to meet him In
tue Temple early In the evening, to
talk over the divorce troubles. They
met as per agreement, and close at
hand was Deputy Sheriff Oliver. with
the subpoena. The couple started down
Woodward-ave.. and oliver stopped
them In front of the Pontchartrain.
Stepping up to Young the officer held
out the papers, and said:
These are for you, Mr.. Young"
Young shouted NO." and dashed
down Woodward-ave. leaving the lady
standing alone. He made for Con-
gress-st. as fast as he could, lodging
autos and street cars In his rush. The
deputy proved to be too good a sprint
er for Young. and he was overhauled
at the corner as he turned into Con-
gress-st. The papers were thrust In
his face, and the seal OF the court
was shown him, but Young refused to
touch the papers and they fell to the
walk After Young realized that the
service was completed he returned
and picked up the papers.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-12
'G[l|Ms WlFE's
LOVE WAS STOLEN
A. h. McCay Secures Capias For Geo
r. whitney-Latter and Woman
Arrested on Statutory Charge.

A capias for the arrest OF George
Rowland Whitney, foreman EN-
ployed by the Ford Motor Co.. was
issued by Judge Hosmer, Tuesday
morning. on complaint Of Asahel X
McCay, an auto trimmer. residing al
No. 8 PiQuette-ave.. who. alleges tina,
Whitney alienated the affections Of
his wife, Bessie. The capias Is pre-
liminary to suit for $4,000 damages
McCay Ii represented by Attorney
Samuel Croul.
The McCays came from Grand Hav'
en-. Mich, in 1906. and went to live
at No. 90 Park-st. There Whitney ell
tered the McCay home as a boarder
against the wishes OF McCay, the lat
ter claims. From Park-st., the FAM
ny moved to No 1901 Hastings-st.. and
whitney went along as boarder.
Two years later they moved to the
Piouette-ave. home, and once more
whitney followed and continued 10
make his home with the McCays, al
though the husband says he renewed
his objections.
McCay has been in poor health Tor
several years, and about year ago
went TO northern Michigan. hoping the
change would prove beneficial. HIS
hopes were realized. and he returned
greatly improved. He heard stories,
however. that aroused his suspicious
and his fears were realized later. ne
says, when his wife put him out OF
the house, saying she would not hve
under the safe room with him. Al
the same time she got rid OF all ner
boarders, but Whitney. the husband
says.
Last Sunday morning early. NC
Cay. with four friends, went to MS
home. and claims to have secured
sensational evidence to support MS
claim that his wife's love had been
stolen by Whitney.
There was q fearful scene then. ana
Mrs. McCay promised to withdraw
the suit for divorce she had started
In which she charges her husband
With non-support. She also promised
"a leave the house with all the furni-
trre and to make no demands for ali.
nony. The next day the husband
with two detectives visited the home.
and there they found the wife and
whitney packing up the furniture, It's
alleged. Both were arrested on q
,statutory charge, and in police court
Tuesday morning. gave bonds 10 ap-
near for examination, Oct. IL.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-12

the back just above the nape OF the
neck.
Dear Miss Grey: What will remove
white spots which were caused oy
hot dishes. from polished table top
A.-Wipe of quickly with cloth
moistened in alcohol. then wash with
clean wet cloth at once or the alcohoi
will mar the polish.
Dear Miss Grey: ID Please tell me
how TO clean white window shades
without removing them from the roll
lers. (2) Do you advise hair dyes? IL
so please tell me something to re-
store the color OF my prematureiy
gray hair. HAZEL EfES,
A.-Q Better remove from roller
and launder. That's the only satisfac-
tory way. CD Indeed l do not. The
early change of hair indicates poor
general health. You should improve
your physical condition. Give the
hair an egg shampoo every two
weeks. Rinse we'll. first with. warm,
then with cold water, and dry with
gentle friction. Use good hair
tonic daily. Loosen hair and brush
daily for 20 minutes, in the sun II
possible.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-12
CYNTHIA GRRYS
cORRESPON DENTS

Dear Miss Grey: ~ l am girl OF
young man who was visiting in our
town, and he was very attentive, but
he has not written since he left.
am going soon TO his town to live,
and he asked me TO call on his sister,
who lives there. What shall do? CD
Shall | accept small gifts from men
friends? PERPLEXED.
A.-O Write him a note soon al
ter your arrival In his town, and tell
him you would be pleased IL he and
his sisters would call upon you. II
he does not call. forget about him CD
Flowers. candy and books-if your
mother approves.
Dear Miss Grey: I am an attrac-
tive woman OF twenty-five. A young
man of twenty loves me, but does not
propose. feel that my seniority en-
titles me 10 take the initiative. DO
you think would be unmaidenly?
A man who proposed TO me year
ago is now reported engaged. l re-
fused him then. but would accept
now. Should intimate as much?
feel that I must act with decision
that hesitation may doom me TO be
an old maid" PERPLEXED.
A.-There is no disgrace in being
an old maid. There Is disgrace in de-
liberately cheapening ones self. Both
courses you suggest would cheaper
you. A man OF the right stun loves
a woman for her womanly qualities.
The womanly part Is TO wait, and
above all to refrain from meddling,
even by intimation, in the affairs OF
others.
Dear Miss Grey: What is a suit
able birthday present for girl OF
sixteen? MONKEY MAID.
Affair Ribbon, pretty handker-
chief. a book, something nice for her
dresser.
Dear Miss Grey: My catsup molds.
What can ! use to prevent this?
CONSTANT READER.
A.-Well-made -catsup does not
mold II sealed in air tight bottles and
kept In a cool dark place.
Dear Miss Grey: Cd What can |
do for large pores? CD Will sage tea
turn gray hair black! II SO how does
one use IL? MRS. ID. 4.
A.-tD Wash face thoroughly, with
out rough friction, iwth very hot cas-
tile soapsuds. Rinse in ice cold water.
Moisten the areas affected with lemon
juice. half strength. After Is min
utes rinse with coldwater and apply
cold cream sparingly. ca II will make
1t a little darker Make strong tea
and brush IL through the hair. How
ever. assure you you will not be
pleased with results.
Dear Miss Grey: "a What will
keep patent leather from cracking?
CD What will be the leading colors
In fall suits for middle-aged women?
(3) am 10 and small How long
should my skirts be? (4) How should
l arrange my hair? MARIE.
A.-O Nothing. GU Black or any
o: the purple shades. (3) Five inches
from the floor. "a Just as simply as
possible. A soft fat oompadour or
parted in the middle Choose the most
becoming style) and coiled loosely in
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-12
McWiUIams Leaves Sfe,4tt.

The estate left by Felix McWilliams.
during his lifetime a member Of the
firm Of McWilliams & Moore. amount
ed TO $16.411, according to an inven-
tory filed in the probate court. Tues,
day. A large part OF the estate con-
sists OF mining stocks. In different
banks Is $1,000 In cash. and Mr.. Nc
Williams share in the grocery bust.
ness Is placed at $4.444.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-12
IN SOCIETY

Mrs. James Flattery. Miss Flattery
and Frederick +. Flattery are at the
Chalfonte. Atlantic City.
Mrs. Fulmer, formerly Miss Viola
Brooks. OF this city. is convalescing
In San Francisco hospital from the
fever which she contracted IN the
Philippines, where she went as
bride year ago. Mrs. Fulmer was
brought home from the orient by her
mother and husband, Lieut.. John j.
Fulmer. She will return to Detroit
as soon as her strength permits.
The annual state conference OF the
Daughters OF the American Revoiu-
ton will be held In Saginaw this week.
Mrs. Arthur NJ. Parker, OF this city,
past regent OF Louisa ST. Clair chap
ter, is a candidate for the office OF
state regent. Among the Detroit
Daughters TO attend the conference Us
delegates, are: Mesdames c. II. Met
calf, B. C. Whitney. A VI. Parker. n.
B. Joy, +. T. Ranney, +. w. Stod-
dard, E. A. Fox, Talcott Wing. w.
II. Irvine, Truman Newberry and the
Misses Ida Raymond and Jessie Chase.
II large pan Is turned over the
irons on the stove they will heat
mora nuickly than IL left uncovered
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-12
Wants Crippen's Typist Held.

LONDON, Oct. 1.-THE probability
that Miss Ethel Glare Leneve would
escape trial for completely In me muir
der OF Mrs. a.. II. Crippen belle FL
more) vas upset in Old Bailey today
when the recorder, Sir Forrest Fulton.
charging the grand jury. urged that
indictments be found against both
Crippen and Miss Leneve.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-12
WHILE HE BUYS CIGARS
TRAIN WITH BRIDE GOES
Hires Fast Taxi and Overtakes Both
After a Thirty-eight Mile
Chase

TACOMA, Wash. Oct. 11.-Alight.
Ing from a Northern Pacific train at
the railroad station at Seattle to get
some cigars. Charles o. Marvin, of
New Haven. Conn. sa wthe train pull.
ing out from the depot when he re.
turned. His bride. to whom he was
married two weeks ago In the Con
necticut city, remained ineher coach.
Marvin hired a taxicab and started
on race after the train. They were
two minutes behind at Auburn, is
miles from Seattle, but with better
roads from there on the speed OF the
machine increased and they pulled
into the Northern Pacific station here
SS miles. ten minutes ahead OF the
train.
When Marvin greeted his bride she
was in tears over their involuntary
separation.
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The all-gold or silver laces will be
used on handsome dressy afternoon
and evening frocks, In conjunction
with black, white or ecru maline
laces.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-12
FARMER FINDS COINS
WHENEVER HE FLOWS
Old Timers Recall That the Field
Where the Money 10 Turned UP
Was Once a Tavern Site.

was once Tavern site.
GEORGETOWN, Del. Oct. IL
James Rust, who lives on farm two
miles from here, has a small cigar box
filled with coins that he had turned
up when ploughing.
For some time Rust has noticed nat
everytime he ploughed certain part
of his field the share has turned up
coins The coins are OF various de-
nominations. none Of them very large,
but of many dates. some OF them being
very old and probably OF considerable
value.
Old folks remember when this part
of the farm was a tavern site and say
that 1t was then a favorite diversion
to pitch small coins for drinks and
that the coins Rust found are probably
some OF those so used.