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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1910-07-07
After Their Quarre

After Their Quarrel.
Mabel-Of course you speak to Lena
when you pass herr Helen-Indeed,
do not. Why, I don't even notice what
she has on!-Puck.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1910-07-07

Australia wants an army and navy,
probably so as to have fine showing
of gold lace when Australians parade.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1910-07-07

Why is it that these mediums who
make tables dance cannot do some
thing useful like shaking the furnace
or carrying out the ashes?
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1910-07-07

No one would give 30 cents now for
word from Bwana Tumbo on New
York's municipal contest.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1910-07-07

If good roads are made straight Joy
riders will growl because they have no
chance to do stunts taking curves.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1910-07-07
Blows His Own Horn,

Blows His Own Horn.
"What kind of a fellow is Griggs ~
Hes one of those chaps who can do
anything
How delightful"'
Yes, but he likes to tell Of it,
"Oh:'-Boston Herald.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1910-07-07

L0ndon's anti-tipping hotel reports
financial success. but American land
lords will surely ask to be shown.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1910-07-07

If cornstalks can make paper they
should get about it and save a fading
reputation.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1910-07-07

Even the sky gets freakish-aftel
Mars and the comet, sun spots to raise
rows if not issues.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1910-07-07
Cruel.

Cruel.
Maude-That girl is a lifelong friend
of mine. Ethel-Dear me: And she
doesn't look day over forty.-Boston
Transcript.
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merely 'o sell them. and she had an IN
slIrItIuu
Certainly she thought. -our rich
imvrIrau~ hay" N " ~ tp enrich S.Cnnd
hand Partisan dealers certainly they
would prefer - have their nice Clothes ~
a gnd~"ud 20 nice student girls ~ their
own rae"
A. once IN" hogan collect ING handsome
things from wealthy women " the colony
nor own friends when they dared t. risk
tn" anger nt their maids. hut passing mil
hnnaIrrS w. :he hotels are even freer from
that tyranny. and sometimes turn out
Veritahle Lady Bountlfuls
Her difficulty ~ not here II - 20 max -
girl students tak" the things
They ar" ~ proud. SAYS Miss it
Belle Betor" Christmas | was ask "d
IL ! know peopl" who would buy popcorn
from q girl student who 'uuSt make some
money | sent for IN. gIr. she might tax -
clothes 81" turned uut an deal cas..
Sh" had MISSED q ,hanC" 20 make some
money only ~ laCk Of proper dresses
Tsctrlly Miss iu R"llnt offered 10 set
h"r up. but ~" G.rI refused lndi gnan'lv
All right. replied Miss du B"llet, but
no on" will hUy Your popcorn
~llpn',.
Oh moanei the gl-i. my f-o' hurt
-" so dreadfullv | suffer II YOU had
PAIR Of boots IA huV them Of Won
Miss du B-ll"t tried on her a pair Of
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re"t girls who have been working seven
wears or eight and have done nothing
IT"re are ~ OOO music teachers in Paris
And only ten good ones said her
f. end And they ara never the same
ten
~ u which hr.ngs ~ To- - gD fpr four
wears voice preparation Of course there
H~" professionals and semi professional
w.. -Iu TO Paris and do god work m six
months. "" are not dealing with them
Fy"u the failures for lack II time and
~ Hnev - back TO America and earn bet
pop pay singing IN churches and teaChinR
90 ~" strength of their Paris training
"" have nothing To- do with them either
one year lived On 81 2tn unused Miss
Kansas i was taking only two singing
lessons week from-a famous name
! pad - a half hour lesson IN a class ~
tire" others and ! was indignant when
p. teacher received social callers IN our
t,f hpVrS My dear. I'm make II up to
5 .. next time she would -av 10 those who
2 No. lesson
DIVIDE up thai wears expenses 7
a-Dad
wa~ living IN a tension fpr So a month
] ."rs we're Two singing lessons a week ~
- each. two French dIctuon lessons =
"-"- ~l'h = coach. A. 81 each, two mise
.' -'Nn% acting lessons ~ ~ apiece. and
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clean. smart art furnished Win -'"am
heat baths afternoon '"t~. libraries free"
medical atteuiiuCr entertainments
charming soci-'y and an f.r s. of 81 q
week.
Yet you quit them.
We qult them u was iuu 'urgeurll
Instead of hurryIng 20 my room ru work
would stop IN N" salons chatting With
tine girls
/ hear that the "iuus lag. freedom
said
No. Won can 20 out evening" fu al
the theatres you like. the dIrrc'r"-s "u-
couraged n for those studying opera
One night dld not get rom" r.i , \ v
from a dance and the tlr"Ctra>s knew ~ .
The hostel j. rrln on different plan
corrected the other II j. iu ideal 7 lac"
for the very young and INEXPERIENCED
girl= not knowing Paris or tre Language
You mean for grris who hav" no h.l-l.
ness m Paris sad
No II - a splendid thing for q glGI
10 come to PaTIs a. ouC" ~ 4 u' J.. vrar-
before she has anything To- unl"srn
both insisted tgt ! 80 NOT asr"" Nri
them.
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ID" - the quest ION will be- taken by mem
h"r- - tho chi, Mrs James Cah"n. who
ha- seen president If the club for IA" last
fhr"" year~. has announced that she vii
not 10" = candidate Tor another term.
Mis- Ida NJ craft has been pat m charge
nf The work IT establishing = string of
-uhrag" settlements IN Brooklyn They
are not 80 b. phlan'hropiC -ettlem"nts
~ any way. Miss raft i@Caretul toeNplaIn
hut Hr" Intended 80 he democratic rsif
governing bodies under the Woman Suf-
'ragn parry Their" will be Clas-r- ~
parliamentary law and in public speaking
and lectures on government and the IDEA
will h'' 'rf teach wornsn how ~ Ect the vote
and UrN 90 ~" -
~ - rnonuuan's IN the United states
"r""i"d Go woman has just heen completed
by William = turti- Ne sums them Up a.
fpllru-
rTunuruen' 80 MAJ. Rail Washington.
mother "f 6eurg- Washington. has been
erected At fredericksbuTg. Va. and is the
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literature, Maud y Gorham. Ph u.
rheioric and composition; Mabelle VI
Moses 4 VI history. Muriel p Stsihert
n D. Biblical history, Helene Forest
French. and Margaret kreutl instructor
IN physical education
Miss Ma ~ & Aldrich - the manager of
= construction company IN indianapolis
and employs about IOI men during the
paving season She reports that all the
men with whom she comes IN contact
in her business. city oricial-. material
men. contractors. property owners and
her own employees. are always courteous
and polite She thinks that II they make
any dihersnos bOaWesn her and men
occupying positions similar - hers " -
~ her favor
Mr. Gordon Green - = hc"ns~d pilot
IN 'he M~sisaippi She - the wife NJ the
"Nner II line ~ steamers and began
her study Of the river twenty years ago.
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don need to continue carrying with me-
! felt the same. ~ behold the oh iects.'
All this time the girl was listening in
the bedroom | knew H. and. familiar
with the girls pride, was astonished at
q tap upon the bedroom door
What II ~ | Whispered
m not afraid 1T true ladies, whis-
p"rrd the girl II they took the trouble TO
bring the things for mo- I want TO 20 In
andlthank them. They II til. One is just
my height
Miss du Belet's local situation helpa
her. She lives in short street. little fire.
Quentsd. on the Arc de Iriomphe = splen-
did avenues II IL a lost corner in the quar-
ter of the rich, away from students,
If ! lived among them, in the Quarter
Montparnasss, for instance. they would
fear me. she says. My work would be
known and talked of: packages would he
seen coming in. No girl would dare be
seen entering or leaving my apartment
This most remarkable Of American girls
in Paris keeps no books. never aoOepts q
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and finally took charge - steamer plv-
ing hot ween Ciucinu1tti ard ~ Louis
Mrs Ada Frank vino has long boon
known IN he Jewish quarters Df New iDrk
~ Mother Frank has g"n" 'o labor fpr
charity m the Holy Land Her purpp-a
~ 10 take charge ~ several charitable
organizations IN JenI-al"m Mrs Prank
came 90 America from Russia thlrty oIgh'
years ago and Was for a number ~ YEAR
head mat ron ~ the Bath I-rArl Hospital ~
- Jefferson street She horses that hor
work IN the Holy Land will bring the Jcw-
TO realize the advantage ~ the American
way - living Her daughter MIs- J"s~Ir
Frank will take up th'' work she has hrru
doing in New Nprk
The Mothers ClIb ~ \'w Work. has an
noInCed that on" -e--i"n dYrug 'hr conn.
ing season will 10 devoted 20 ~ equal
Franchise discu-sIou Mr. Nate Ip-un
Clarke and Mrs. Anna Garland spencer
viii az 1eAr for the sufiTagists and the anti
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Yes the distances are great. hut W.
take cabs only when we are late for Is
singing lesson or when IL il stormy. One
mu-t not catch cold. that il another form
of ruin Our fine laundry costs IA rs
cents week much cheaper than In
America. Our economies 20 tn opera and
theatres. cabs. music and books"
And Clothess" | asked
-One must have beauty Of an ev enin &
gown and fancy tailor suit for afternoons
when invited out That il all
II sounds very simple when YOU have
81 an year, buSth0" are Others. Whence
the secret of the Clothes fairy.
An American girl pianist was perfeeing &
her techniuus here. She had "A chance to
earn 80 AZ n soir@e, and no gown To play
in She would willingly have spent the
$50 for "A party dress but she must have the
dress 70 earn the dollars. What could the
girl do?
She went in splendor. made a hit and
kept the $50 IN cash.
The Clothes Fairy did IL for her; and
when the grateful girl pianist later intro
duc,.d me ] learned things thar surprised
me-
AtsRue pryon. IN the Arc lie Triomphe.
lives Miss Naomi du Belief. "A gentle un-
reconstructed Confederate borp after the
civil war and all her life Paris resident
BEING proud herself she keeps up tn"
pride Of struggling gIrl students hy Keep
ing them well dressed
Loss II family estates has not Affected
her Once when 70 came ou' that rh" was
-born AZ Montpelier = visitor said 1T IL
sweet town ~ France.
-No. | refer to President Madison = old
estate. she replied.
ON. your mamma must have been there
On a visit the visitor sIggr~ted
Yes visiting her father was the
rqUclChng answer
one dav she accidentally saw the Paris
f.mm" lie chambr" e a rich American lady
sell "A smart 'atlur gown for tTifie 20 a
second hand dealer She learned that u
was the practiC,. Of servants 20 tag clothes
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follow up and make my proposition t,
her. often IA m" -tre"t
Do you get ideas from their teach.
er-?-
Newer II J. not their teachers huSi-
mess such an inquiry might hurt Eirl-
credit Nowadays many glrl- come
straiG Ghi To me. all alone
She told nf a girl with a splendid vpico
4 we'll known lmpreSarlp wu- trying ~
persuade her 10 sing for him ~ %" lsondou
season, and -h" refused strangely
Could clothe- b" the secret Miss iu
Bel"' asked herself The girl >,.m.-i "a
be ~ good circums'dnr". Il wa- very
delicate
What did y9u do
4 won her confidence !~h" Wa- oN-
pectIng funds that drd not com" linn.
was threatening 80 slip by. IN" lmpre-
-ario must hay" hi- answer. ami the gIrl
must b" well dressed WITHIN - week |
had her fift,si ouf. rh" contract 81 gnei and
tho future vriUt donna embarked for a
v"ritahle London Triumph. Nne never
needed gifts e Clothes b"for" Or after
| will not Tell If n were Last month or
thre.. years ago thar girl student finish
ing m ParIs ne.i'-i pnlV 20 20 back to New
YORK With "A good front 20 secure high class
engagements
I felt that | must III her out said the
Clothes FAIRY. on" day tho girl was ~
my badTnom trytng things that would not
III The bell rang and IN walked a young
lady from Boston wIth ner maId and cuac n
man bearing bundle~ boNeS She and
her cousin both 80 sweet and pretty. had
gwen prev iouSly. hut | was not look ing
Tor them AZ that moment
How did You know that needed
drer-s-s' ! cried
We arrived this morning she said
On he train my cousin read n letter ~
appeal that Won had written 20 a Paris
paper. She said: II the case il hair 40
pItlful ! must give some things that
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expedition IN lSut-u5. has ono monumen
In ~" rItv paTk m Portland. ore and
another over her grave. and a third nearly
completad - ~ he placed IN front Of he
capitol ~ Bi-marck u.
The monument 10 P"cahontas. which
was Intended Il" b. erected IN Jamestov
Island hy tho women ~ thI- country. i
I'll In The studio ~ the sculptor
Kate shelly. q farrsr'- daughter ir loNa.
has monument erected m her honor ~
Dubuque because she saved q tram from
destruction
Emma Sansen. y Confederate heroine.
Who guided t'"r Forrest over N" noun
tAinr has a statue At GadSden. Via
Mary Callahan. principal ~ a public
school a. HiTmihghanI, Via. fpI more thsH
thirty YEAR. has a -latU" N that city ~
I apitai Fark
Mary prauer InRala. the HrSt "a hto bride
married west ~ the Alleghany Mountains
ha. monument ~ ItiTHsld temsterS.
Radford Va
Maria Mitchell professor of Astrouomy
~ Nas-ar college, has had an "h-er' atory
erected IN her honor A. Nantucket
Mise Jennie Nade, who Was killed while
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for her t. get along without hi- help. hut.
don You -'.''. % WJ- gust then that she
needed 10 h.. fuai,.d
What dId IN" do | asked
-Sh. throw over al her dear ambition
She went into = shop 10 earn money -
live and pay ~ thD-.. uUt-s. and when
she had paid th" la-t note she kept on
az tho shop They mado her partner
Later they gave her q chance - buy them
OUT They took nor notes To-day she
owes nothing. she has money a shop and
she i Iu-t q prosperous American IN
plrI-.
so hur father -tsad her from the
stage" | said
Yes answered the Clothes Fairy
Cpldly. and be- did his best 80 save her
from rc-p"CtahIiitv and IN" bright things
oF Iif". Sh" had strong character. that's
ALL
II j. not all She did not think To tell
II. but know who % wt~ thai ~ the hours
NJ th" gITl's darkness gave her not clothes
only hut sustaining hand amid the false
and dancing llgh'- - Paris.
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tures, the girl went away pcnsive Later
she wrote.
L accept your kindness though I'd feel
80 much more comfortable to pay you
Only on the ground that u ~ to remain
absolutely between rs DO dar" consider
u. should II lp known | am ruined |
can wear tan, cream and black. or very
light blue | am tail and take broad
shoulder | can make neCs~siry altcra-
tlons; should prefer high necks, hut don't
object 10 elbow sleaves; and II the neck
IL low | can make "A yoke When shall |
call9-
Is il blue or tam
Hush. il IL neither said Miss du
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baking bread for ~" mon soldiers On the
battleH"ld of I"''N-nurg ha- had a monu-
m'ut 'rl fp h"T 'u the spot nv the
Woman e. Relief tur,s- Of Iowa
Aunf Laura NtE ElIIuN Ouakere-s, Who
served a. q nurse Tu th" 'tNIl war, has q
monument Hf NuTlU. Nlch
MARY Ann HALL Efrk"-iVks. another army
nur-". has r. monument 10 th. public park
~ GslsShurR, lll
There BE- .t hruuye Hgura OF the late MTs
Islauu stanford ~ m" quadrangle of the
Leland stanford. JUNIOR nI,er-rty At Palo
Alto. tal
m"numeu' uf Nj k"renhappuck
Norman uru.r no rode on hOr-ehaCk
from MARY luud fu NufrA carolina TO nurse
her son Who had N'"u badly wounded IN
hattl" -taud- On tr" battlefield near Guil.
ford y
N" most uotIu'" monuments % Ilr1vood
t"ms'"fh N.uIr ir.. we're "T"'i"i IN honor
pt NHf'T" Stephenson Hud lWt'y sutton
who puDN"' ''".r door .u homeless ictim-
of yellow fever tu Issg and rcd then,
until they both -u, ,'DUh-d fp the disease
A. Nrlugtuu tefusfer1. Washington.
there o. y monument erected hv th" nurses
- the I nitsd states to { he members 81 their
association whO died duTths the Spaaish
war.
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keeping ~ Paris - thus a natural evo-
luton was curious tp learn what n
cost these girls tu live ~ their manzard
Iu IA. Arc de TrIomplr quarter The
apartment ,sfslN flights up. without els-
Na'or. on hlank courtyard
IWufin rooms aud a bIJou kitchen
Then. - scarce spaC" for "a tea table
and piano laughed one ~ the two girls
That ,hIutZ covered dIysn j. my bed
Bauca- ruum. not having the piano
contains our dressing table Observe
how the wall -Iaut> "a as Il goes up. IL
= tn. mausard aud makes IA" rooms rather
warm u summer. bat ia" evenings are
always cool
II Ma sma, hut dainty. with gas
STOW" 10 a dolls kff,h.n
W. ars !4CKv io rent So smart a little
fat sad N-- Kansas II was rented
and furnished uy another American girl
stud'n' 4 TIA" yu,g" VINO ran short Of
money >h" has guIc lack home 10 get
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Miss Alabama I'D good work .: tho
- us.uts Ho's.- despite the handicap q
fhirty oongeniai lngli-h -peaktnG girls.
There are students Of painting who
live two or three years n the clIh- not
cannr 20 acquire tie languages. she con
tinu"d Their home atmosphere -
det etrimsnfaltothe lang ng,iages. hut the steam
heat Iatur and dainty furniture and good
food make Tor tho comfort essential TO
% girl who Cultivatss her voice
-Ntit ulout the Rihle clns-e-2- asked
You are nlt forC.'d To- attend them.
hut You feel hound In common graiituds
and respect to show yourself at them &C
,l-lonally In the other hand YOU have
no steam heat in the boarding houses.
When YOU 60 ont your bedroom fire goes
out
From the girls clubs To light house
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second 20 he"r"c'ed on the same spot
Iher" are Two monuments to Hannah
DustIu. hsroiu" ~ ea'Iv colonial New
England one Is ~ Concord = " and the
uth"r a. Hayerhil. Mas
The statue ~ Frances = Willard IL thA
only one ~ woman IN the S'atuarv Hall
~ th. National capitol IN Washington
\ monument To Frances SloCum. q white
woman who was captured by tho Indians
IN 'hildhnpd and became the wife Of an
Indian chief. stands near where she lived
IN Peru, Ind
Margaret Haughertv. a baker. who left
q fortune 10 the orphans of New ORLEANS
has statue to her memory erected IN that
CIV.
'arIerin" kak-wi-tha the sfzr Indian
nan. Mohawk who uas converted TO
Z hfi~tiAnty m ioJ1. has cross erected 20
her memory and statue In her honor ~
- Io-sph's seminary A. Auriesvile. Mont
gDm"rv couAty. y
~akaiAw-A. who lei I.Hv's and Ilark
through tho mountains ON their exploring
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Belief hat when the girl saw the thing
she almost wept for JOY. She might
II had been worn Just fv" times That
party gown made the girls fortune
Never did ! hear from her direct
says Naomi hut know that she got INTO
the swim with the dress and suddenly
espoused wealthy Young Australian
Oh. its all right
Often she has even Injuries for her
favorites. such a- fur stoles and photo
graphic cameras.
You could give ~" camera To a student
# painting. | suggested
OR 10 any other WIS her answer
-Whatuse could a Photographic camera
be to "a music student" ! asked
u would help Ia keep her pride up
"a ld Miss du Bellst proudly
How do you find them | asked
Everywhere. she answered nNaSiVeiv
/ watch and ohsary" IN silence, | want
10 know the kind u g.rl first have n
IN my ~" - judge when one - uni"rf,.d
and doing her own poor httl" marketing
There - a hars~S'.i look Such a glrl
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tion and cultivated my mind with cheap
opera.
The Grand Opera and OpAra Comique
being Government concerns are obliged
to keep open all summer. and students
with money even fock to their SO cent
places, the only places where YOU see
good portion 81 the public following the
singers with the vocal score
1t is splendid 10 have season tickets TO
theatres and concerts. but could never
afford them Being asked 10 box parties
by rich folks has its drawbacks One
must 60. for social influence: but your
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cent of money. has no clerks or associates
and does everything M person. Hers
- the rare. even surprised, elation of an
expert gardener rt!~.ng wondroIIs flowers
aul fruits from dark, cold earth. Some
times the "Np"r' gardener helps create
new -pe'I"s
''', W. y l",i = ~ az rtuuy
father dropped her II-t.as she was ready
." make good. 81" hid signed notes for
costumes. nwpi tu.t.pu and So OH"
Her father dropped her.
He had been allowing her 81 ~ a month.
Then suddenly h" wrote that n was time
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the Students Hostr maintained hv Mrs
Whitney HoF Both "stnplShu"ut- are
perfect. hut no places for 70 gIr, =" work
al serious voice CultiyatIu:. they Declared.
AGAIN. too many cong"ulal p"orIc.
they agreed 'Th. girls clubs ~ piris
are immensely luxurious and honey
They present great advantages They are
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delightful shoes
oh. am IN HEAVIER said the girl. and
N" Wa- 80 upset with happiness that she
Kept m" boots without a word Of pavmeUt
Tor ti"m. for which the Clothes FAIRY
was d"Noutly thank ful Then. a. she
TUNED fo 60. she said
n 70 a gown. could | not pay few
dollars FOR H.
What would I DO with the doIla rss-
Ask ed the Clothes FAIRY sci, them 10
som" proud gar, hk" YOU for ~ csntss
Wy dear. ! never deal N money. | have
trouble enough 10 get rid NJ smart. Clean
clothes as good ~ new
Like th" rich Young man m the Scrip
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nTtT TOUIN arr DOING

rS H." women Who will go on the
..r, sd" tom - mo american Purity
cation ~" Mr. T"ha Thompson
..- - 'opr"r-frV y y Mrs v NJ
N''femnre 81 \"w York Mrs A. b
- De~ Numss H. and Dr Emma
Drake - Denver Tho tour IL TO
III" mites and r- 10 tLe interest Of
'g'f tgaIus' ~" whI'. slave trade
Nnna 4 'rayu" ~ the I ms ersIty
'..ZlH Ia been elected dean ~
'nr mo Oregon agricultural col
So Wellesley the fplIpsIng new
~ ft" ft"1Iltv hSvs ru-' "nfsrsd
Hu'~ is-0crste professors
'..usr' ~ - tugIi-h ntara-
... N..'U"N- Pr y HISTORY
-"H"I Pr f. German In
l'..E : Hutchinson "
.''- lHusu r. B,,,lar b
Lu1abe'h l. church 4. NJ.
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Tor dirty Id rmtur" IN a professional
fat
" hat DIS ~ Hu-i vuu 10 live
With 'n" ,harw imam three times u
month including gas rough laundry and
M. rent ~ th. piano "" hav. good
-tsa~s AND chup- and IN american va
rI.'v uf fresh rag.'aNies warmth light
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rn" week with German. learning
...ar
So. made the ~ lrula'Iuu
I' would have brought me 81 5pp year
n.'...' rsh fares. uIeTa theatres. laun-
" r..'rug books. postage. hats. shoes
tr nl-.r. text books rtIhher Shoes
''." OF PENNIES for N" poor had -
-s,rr. ~ the lessons took vsca
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mind - drawn from ths music. You must
frequent the theatres for your mise en
scene
Why did you quit your p~nslon board
ing house, | asked
Too many people IN a pension. too much
talking too much second class society
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-4g CLOTHES FAIRY IN PARIS
"a uO IOOhS tFTER THE NEEDS
~ tHTRIC ~ GIRI M DENTS.


,a.t ~ IutNatinE the NOlce Csn,fort
M an Nttr -FmerErnrIes m Whlrh
tnc 'IotheS FalrS Npprars careers
~ur HAS IIrlp~Si HOw she WORKS.
rIErs, oct i--Girls preparing for
"a "a Paris have got 10 h~ comfort
Tha' - why We live in an attic
rr"y I1ugheI glrsfully a. they told II.
.n \mcriCan girls from Kansas and
..,wa high hearted. ambitious. bub-
rs with 'he joy of life vet keyed down
'r" SPECIALISTS clear sighted purpose
'v' nr three years study in the French
'i They have learned the need IL
n"v ~ lyrIc Paris Their experience
.- ,.IdOIe t. dreaming home girls
u hNs est me- all of 81 iOo "A year 20
..'.'a'" my Voice m Paris. and live in
''ir apartment with chArwoman
-","u cents an hour to do tbs heavy
affirmed Miss Kansas
~ ~- Alabama has spent nea rer o. sOO
r-.r Including very few new gowns
~',.dv1nE Tor opera IN Paris is a long
p. IS
hoped Nv do everything 10 a year
E""i Miss Kansas. Having worked
'..~ wears AZ home. expected ~ get
'.' r'per'orre | wanted and hurry back
'r," heen here two years and have an
't"r hefore me
II the work were all the time mi Rht he
- -'er. hut they lose time changing
'"arhers There is no remedy. To find
49," right teacher who car locate or place
~" voice and push her a. the same time
- n" problem " each Individual girl.
Fortune finally points him nut
We drrfr.- SAYS Miss Alabama You
The sun., 1910-10-09

moro. and sh' wants - keep this fat
IIzt ~ 10 80 sh" l"i ~ have ~ fDr SIi
month all furnished Oth.rw :. We
-hosld hty" 20 pay from 81 20 s. q month
The sun., 1910-10-09

i"iSur" freedom silence and pocket
money
hai u what ! call comfort sad the
other Nuhnut comfort girl cannot
30 ru-tIco 60 her voice or her STUDIES
her" must he no worrying about money
II - IN" run 81 progress
-'uh farr- ran MP in Paris ] sad