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The San Francisco call., 1910-09-09
By United Wireless

Thursday. September 8.
STEAMER SANTA RITA-From Hono,n,,, e..
Port Hartford; Sept. Z. S p. M. 200 mjies ons
fort Hartford moderate weather: all we'll W
STEAMER CHINA--From Honolulu for San
Francisco; Sept. Z, 8 D. m latitrdn On sa1
porth' n longitude 1Ss 80 west, $50 miles off San
STEAMER STATE OF CALIFORNIA -t5aaoa
Sept. for Eureka: Sent Z - w An--hence
northwest OF Point Reyes; weather clear; bar.
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grades combing and clothing 2S@24c; light fine,
l9M2lo: heavy fine, 15@17e; tub washed, 2og
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Shipments for the North

The steamer Queen sailed for Victoria on
Tuesday with cargo consigned to the port Of
destination and to other British American cities
valued at $3.50 and included the following:
All lbs peas, SO, 500 lbs beans, 1850 lbs meals,
39s pkgs fresh fruits: 134 pkgs vegetables, 2lo
pkgs onions, 79s bales hay, 2.341 cs canned
gals wine, 125 bbls asphalt, 10 cyls gas 1886
lbs grease, 400 bbls and 100 cs oil. rolls
leather.
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SAVANNAH Sept. S.-Turpentine firm, ia
7lIsc sales. GAL: receipts. 935; shipments. 49o;
stock 1888.
Rosin, firm; receipts. 1osl;. shipments, z, ,55s:
s. e5d6: E, Se.05G6I0; F. sc. 1od6.15; G, S6.l5
d6.20: H. Sc. .2Od625; I. Sc. 2566.30; X. Sc: %
@6.35: NJ. S6.4OQ6.45; y, S6.65@6.I0; WG.
S6T5: WV. 1913.
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A Cargo for Hawaii

The barkentine S. G. Wilder sailed for Ma
hukona yesterday with cargo valued at s24. 1ss
and included the following:
100 bbls -four, 2S2 ctls wheat. .2e9e ctls bar
ley. 534 bales hay. 1850 lbs middlinrs. % cs
canned goods, 25 bbls and 5 cs salmon g. $50 lbs
lard,s 2S7 lbs cheese, 4,439 lbs bread. cs chan
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paene 300 gals wine, 100 bbls cement, $50 cs
kerosene 500 900 lbs fertilizer 220 04S feet lun-
ber, 1200 bdls shingles, pkgs windows, 4
pkgs saddlery, cs oils.
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Change of Masters

Rrip William G. Irwin--Late master, William
robin: present master, Charles Wayne.
LICENSE
schooner Pinole-H. G. Platt, master; renewal
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Army Transports

Army Transports
The Buford is in port,
The Crook is at Manila.
The Dix sailed July 81 from Seattle for Ma
Mia
The Logan sailed.
The Sherman honeward bound, arrived sep
tember 3 at Honolulu.
The Thomas is in port.
The Warren is at Manila.
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New York Produce Market


NLW YORK. Sept S.-Hops-DuI.
Hides-Quiet.
-s petrOleuu-Quiet.
SuEar-Rsw. steady; Muscovado. 50 test, SEC;
ceutrltCgal sc test. 4.46c; molasses sugar SO
test sole; refined, steady
Loree-Closed steady at e net gain Of 10d2T
points Sales. 6l-5o0 bags September. s.30c; /;
october Az0c, November. S5Oc; December
N.u9c- January. S65c; February. S.6Sc: March.
e ~; April, sac; May, S76c; June, S &c; July,
e-4Hc- August. e-S0c- Spot firm; No Rio.
loesc. Santos No. 1, 1iLc; COrdovs. Il i dl35Ae.
Butrer-Flrm- State dairy. common to finest
= sl2sc; process. second 10 specials 22l5 12TI5c:
factory. June make, l5@24c; current make,
-2Q23c.
Cheese-Steady. unchanged
LEcs-Elr1n- state. Pennsylvania and nearby
1fanery white, 3l435c; 90 fathered white, 2sd
&C.
DRIED FRUITS
Evaporated Apples-No fresh features were re-
ported in the market. with fancy quoted at IO12
70 lie, choice, So a9i2c; prime. S@Slsc; com
mon 10 fair 6d712c-
Prunes-Tirn. with quotations ranging from
5l4 q 1c for CALIFORNIA; up TO S0-4Os and from SC
o. a-2c for Oregons.
Africots-Cuiet but firm. Choice, IO5z dIlskc:
extra choice, IL q l214 G.: fancy. 12dI3Rc.
Hcaches-A lttle more active, with choice
q-oted al I973ac; extra choice, ~ G734c; fancy,
Rais-ns-Firm- Loose musestels. 35s 65s4c;
choice 10 fancy seeded, 5G624c; seedless, ~ a
5lzci London layers, S120Gl-25.
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DRIED FRUITS
chicago Dairy Produce Market

CHICAGO. Sept. S.-Butter. firm; creameries,
p y q soc; dairies, 25d27c- Eggs firm; at mark.
= cases Included. 14glTc; hrsts, PIC; prime nrsts
&c. receipts, Is. $50 cases Cheese. steady;
daisies l60lGl.c; twins. I5A @l5lac; Young
Americas, lG12 Gl6zc: longhorns. l6G163Ec.
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Weather Report
PACIFIC COAST STATIONS

United States department of agriculture
Weather bureau---San Francisco. September g.
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OIL Carrier Clears

! OH CErr1er CIeArN
The British tank steamer Trinculo was cleared
YESTERDAY for Ancen, via Port Hartford and goes
to the southern port to load $4,000 barrels OF
crude oil in bulk, valued at S27 900.
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WOMAN SWALLOWS LYsoL-Nrs. ]. Grieves.
1TSo Valencia street In a At OF despOndency
cansed BY sickness. swallowed lysol yesterday
afternoon. She viii recover
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st. Louis Wool Market
ST. LOUIS, Sept S.-Market quiet Medium
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Time Ball
United States branch photographic office, Mer-
chants Exchange, San Francisco September
8, 1910.
The time ball on the roof Of the Fairmont
hotel was dropped today exactly at noon, Pa
cific standard time tl20th meridian), at Sh.
com. 00s. Greenwich mean time.
J. @. BURNETT,
Lieutenant, U. S. N, in charge.
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NEW YORK-Sailed Sept S-Stmr Prinz
Friedrich Wilhelm, for Bremen; stmr La Prov
ence, for Havre
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r TN IN ~ No m
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60 hungry until h. got tired and wen,
away i'nagiu" th. vaIter -.stoni~hmeni
when = railroad man Who wd- eating h,c
dinner M the hotel asked hum r,yht oVt
hetorr All N" other guests n ho dId not
owe that do sonnet hing TO- eat
Deed bo-s. replied m" waiter.
don't know nothing aou' that -" dsS
Yes YOU DO returned tho railroad MAJ
Som" ~" gasr Won y quarter - f"'t hat
dog. and h" wants hi~ money! worth
nrdu ta"y RONl" D." added turning "a
the dog who III ono" confirmed ~" state
m"n' 10y weighing his tail
Not me-. hos. continued the waiter
boldly Must ha h""n some other waiter
got that tip
Who = to feed YOU RoIie,- demanded
the 20 foad man turning 10 the dog the
attention Of the Who'll" dining loom being
nov centred urou ~" tire"
koNIc INSTANTLY 1ghbad himself against
to" legs of h" waiter. A. II - -av. You
nave n night TINS ~ the ulau. and the
waiter then lIughngl" owned up
RONi" seldom or never btrkS and lie
avoids trouhl. ~ an kindS. hu' ~" ms
= will of his own and = not slow about "a
sertIng ~ Nothing viii indu~n hun 20
len-e y train until he has arrived - tho
station ~ hichI' plcas.'~ him 90 descend
u l. u--l"-s To call to him 81 - '-v TO c0lN
hin ~
when % photographer wanted 10 get
RoNI" : picture h" was told that n would
INTO the sunlight uh:il h" had arrived ~
ms destination and that h" would have n
watch closely Tor ne opportunity then. aS
RoNie would probably disappear lin" I
Hash n ~" happened to see the man he was
going To- visit A. luck would have n
the drummer already mentioned was on
board aud pfT"rcd ~ get RnNia "a on thu
platform 80 IN" next station. ~ N" was
sure RoNI" was going TO end hts journey
with him that dsv
a. -. V.a
stepped the drummer SIR" that RoNi.
would follow hun hat Nv" dog never
budRed and ignored all IN" calls and
Vh istliugS ~ the drummer the conductor.
III" brakeman and III" tram butcher hoy.
~, the effort 10 get las picture Nas gwen
NJ and the tram pulled o'it q gam
Before the nest station was reached
IN" conductor had All idea and he Sug-
g"-t'.d ~ the drummer that RoNIe might
have S.rn through the bltfi ~ the drum
racr'Z hag was l"f' IN the rarE when he
went on and h" proposed that they Try
% again AZ the n~Nt stop. the drummer
- TAX" las Tag uuNn and go ,"!t with
u Sithou' taking IN" slightest notice
II the dog
The trick worked in Perfection. fp- ~.
rnuiI.nt the tram WhI-tlad fpr IN. star IN
and the drummer reached for his Tag
HoNI" JumI"d IN IN" seat and shook hum
-s.f when the man tth IN" Rag reach
the platform and started across the grass
ploo tn" phOtpgraph"r was ready With
tho camera Rnd secured tha picture
duplicates " winch ven" at once ordered
hv the Whole train crew the station ma.
ter. III" telegraph operator. the mail
carrier and tho hOts.l kseT.r
BIt when the drummer started 10 mount
th" train aRaiu a. ~" conductor called
all aboard the look " mingled disgust
and establishment tha' Ca'r'. In'p that
Digs faN. IA unnistaka'lc N.vcr'he-
less he boarded the tram azain and fin
i-hed his tourney With the drummer. h'It
steadily refused to have anything TO do
with the man with the camera.
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NyALIDS THESE WOMEN WERE
am rms >IiND ON THIIR
~ tD>. RIDE RiRIB iCk.

rn, rcuri.. e." walking. swim and TIRE
out ~ Nihlrtir iNrrrIsrs the Wen
NbnNi,u Thrm 81 Nrrhrn'Is Part OF
,p,trrrat the MuldooR', for " omen
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tend. rcd their sympathy and arnIca none
"i ~" iu,ahdS seemed ~ retain any hard
feelings against tho hur-"
IHT nRO,T> or GRrJ> ,fRE
Va Open Forum and n school 81 Conn
paratiNr Religion.

The regular Se-s .nns - IN" Green Aero
..nF"r"us" tav" opened a. Ehp'. Me
hes" meetings hav" 4 Two fold purpose
] hey Co'uurl-". ru ~" ou" hand 4 school
g Cowparaf.v" r"i ElurS an outgrowrh
q the chicago Nur't. Far Convention
20 1893
Ir"v algp ~ .ri IN ou"n forum for the
,.rsldcra'i,u - current problems and
sIrI oo'z M sociology. -Dl"n'e. politics
and vha' not. With lectures "u more pop
llar themes and musical entertainments
'u-pWn m for god measure. arcprding
% Boston COM man. Il.rv IN" gong g.
Green Aero = mo- ~ - q sild.ngS nature
vel find snUu,''Irg - Iui"r.s' bum
tn" religious 81 s3"rtntIpns a." often by
v 50. mon II -" EHs' Iurdits and swami
from Persia and india Sometimes they
lecture ~ tho whit" rob" "f their native
fa.hrnu Just at present the BanaI
philosophy universal r"ligi1r claimed
hv rs adherruts 10 comrrchonh and
transcend an ",Ist,ng religions. - m vogue
The Conferences Wcr" begun several
years ago by Mr- Mrs"s q Farmer. wife
If the electrical engineer and inventor.
whose HON" vas ~ Eliot IN" vid" a.
1uaintance ard high mental qualities II
bfHiH WI anu WE ifIIIFI ~f'f WI TO- III aN
tog, Their a. 'h"ir home an Increasing group
- Thinkers Later th"ir daugh."r Miss
sarah tarm'r. -uDr""dDd ', ~" leader
srlp II the ,pufor"u'o NJ urRapiIation
known a. ~" Green Acr" Fellowship
Was formed % house ~ entertainment
the Gr.'.u Nrr" Inn. vls built fDr the
accommodated - guests and hall
winch hears ~" name -EIr"nIpn dITus"r
81 light WA erected for th" indoor meet
inE1
The bin. dome "f heaven and the
buuRhs - 10" pune trees Hr" the confer
.ncr.n 'rI'f temples Any forenoon ~
July and August one Will com" upon "A
company 81 Eager. absorbed T-'Ople
grouped underneath th" Ly-"s lpst"r, pr
m" Persian Dr 'h, Emerson pune giant
tr.ss that hay" b""n d"dicat"d - these
phIIpsurni"- \ dark faced brother from
IN" Eau ~ unfolding the stIbfl" wisdom
II Persia or India ~ IA" Clp-" - IA"
picture guD-tIpus are asked him and a
general discussion ~ n" subject follows
Tho meeting often closes with a bene-
diCtfpn 10 Persian Or SanEcrit IN" other
branch ~ M" work the consideration Of
present day questions. brings hIthsr Lad
ing thinkers. lecturers and writers from
all parts - the country.
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DOG WITH A RAILROAD PASS
RONIE PET or IONG I>Lt\D
man HE\ tNDTRt EIITR>.
For Ten Years He Has seen TRAVELLING To
ami Rro on the Road The Pass issued
by the President he HAS the VISITING
Iabu HoNr D. knew tag DOG

Theirs - a dog on Long Island that
nobody owns and that does not want any
one 20 own hun. NJ the sam" tim" b" prob
ably has NOR" friends than anv other
dog in the United states and h" ~ h'-
heved To 10 tho only dog IN IN" world
that owns railroad pass HIS nam"
- RoNia. and upon his collar - bras
plate with an inscription which s"'~
forth that he - an employee ~ IN" Long
Island Railroad and which commands
all conductors 10 pass RoSi" h"'w""n
stations
II il said that thus pass was lSsu"f
20 RoNi" 10y ORDER ~ IN" dent 81 ~"
road h"caura . brakeman had tried three
times 10 kick KnNi" ~ M" president
private car when m" president and hIs
par'y inquired mt" the Ca,l~" uf ~"
troubl" h"tN""n IN" dog and ~" brake
man they soon learned IN" dog HISTORY.
and not only was th" dog mad" w"lc"rn"
10 seat m th" prlvAt" car ~ one" '.It
N" pass was ISSUED 10 prevent any furt "r
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with ROW" : p"regrlnations
EoN,"'s occupation 90 M" - railroad
travelling How y" cam" 10 tax" hIs
first rld" and whom b" belonged Ia before
that tim" are both disputed points Roxl"
htuscIf - silent on tho -lbJrrt. although
h" can express hi- opinion of men and
things very clearly and can max" his
wants Known
Iurouslv enough Row" will meyer
mas" r"turn journey with al" sam"
tram crew After h" has spent day
the road perhaps a station master or a
ignal tower operator or swItchman
or the postmaster or ~" hot" keeper.
he Will -Iiienly tai" q notion To 20 down
to ~" station and meet = o"~tan tram
A. soon as has tram comes along RoNIs
Jumps on board and apUropria'os any
ya,Iu' seat h., can lind II b" 'innG find
q vacant scat Pee will curl himself up on
'h" floor ard dor. pu"ily until be arrives
at his destinations IN" moment hIS
station - called b" will Jump mp and get
to- IN" front platform ready 10 max" m
Ntrcr - wit II what N" ,pn-Idors IN"
proper length n" puI"tly boards another
tram and uror'"d- 80 som" other station
II j. cuusId"r"d lucky 10 nav" q visit from
Row" Sometimes ~" goes back ~ tho
dire, ton from which be- cafn" sometimes
b." cu.,s further along tho road He has
h..'u ~ cy"ry stop on tn" road from
NuutIuk Point T." FlathiSh avenue hun
dr"d7 ~ times during ia" last ten years
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frequently ~ around and discuss their
iumust feelings sundays are almost
wholly devoted to relating 10 a synpa-
'h-tIC audience how perfectly miserable
they feel
Thus - entirely reversed az thl~ astah-
'-hmrn' II IN" patients don't find time
10 discuss symptoms daring the week
they have s'ill less chance On sundays
fnr although most - th" regular pa
'l"u'- ar. Nnuru loot few New NrrN"r~
~ hos" ly-ru'-s requires their presence
90 ne .,.'v during 'h. summer $50" rh.tr
bathing suits and tennis racuue'~ INTO
N.rir ~rHt eases and 'H" themselves -
rhl- near Muldoon- ON saturday after
Moons
From tho meu' . their arrival the
r'u begin work ~ tennis riding. swim
ming or whatever happens 80 be- going
IN a. the tune Tn" priucipl" ~ their
activity might well be, - take lIu such a
whtrl { exercise ov"r week ends that the
huSrlug - the ordinary work days IN
rr" CIV - a ~. RI" uNthlng ~ comparison
ON rh"~.' ur'lsl.us ~" Invald~ e 'hc
farm arrrIs. themselves and pat ~" VS.
lrur, through such = Cuur-.' of sprouts
that tho man who hasu' visited physi-
IAN frr y"lrS = very likely 20 call On an
.,-t".pa'u immediately ou h.- return 10
-u. city Recently a famous university
athlete came down over SUNDAY - on.
II 'h.' week 'ud-r-
~" -traIshtway lar the water turning
forward and backward sumer~lvlt- and
-aklug fancy dives M a manner b-ittIng
.IS reputation he Dtnr.d D." piiv-d
rl,. local tennis champions - their feat
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but he has never been known 10 go the
entire length ~ the road IN on" journey
~ "a pas, RoNie- tastes are very
democratic He does not seem - car"
much whether be- rides IN the ulb with
the "ngtnee-. IN the baggage CIV. IN the
smoker or IN IN" day coaches but h"
seems - hav" som" doubt about th"
validity NJ ms pass for Tho parlur cars
and seldom ventures into them although
hc Will ..nt"- th- pres i,lanrs private car
with the utmost assuran'" 'hl' p" Will
be welcome wherever ~ officer Of N"
road ~ to h" found
RoNie does not car" much for strangers
and very few persons have h""n able To
make friends with HIM On" 81 N" eN-
captions l. 81 drummer who has covered
th" Long Island TERRITORY for New York
grocery nous" for IN" lat thirty Eve
. wears "" happened ~ on,"r me srruk
ing car one cold winter afternoon ard
To- take Ils seat on tho other -Idc FROM
KoNIr. who was ,u-l'd NJ ready for =
ma . ~ - d0uhl" seat that had teen left
turned over
\ party of card pIst, ,-rs took a fancy "a
thus seat ana on" of them " hr huaw not
Rookie brushed HIM unC-r"moniously 70
tn" floor RoNie. who Is "A pa-fect gentle.
man ~ all his dealings with mauk md
dbl not make the -lIghte-t refn1u-trano.
hut ga7,-t l.i-ur-lv up and down the aisl,
fur som. plac" M which n" would not
be dIsturbed
The drummer Who knaV Roxi" bv SIGH
and reputation. iuo'I""ci - the sea- ~.
side himself and uDon RoNr"'S accepting
the invitation N" drummer covered hrn
up with the tail OF ms oV"r,pai All att.n
tion winch EoNIr acN nov lsiged bv sun
dry Nags of IN" TAI - he doI"d ~
Ever -,n,a that dav Rookie has mad" u .
potnt 10 be m" travelling companion o
that particular drummer Wh"n"v"r theii
wayr ~" tor",n"r
az cours. II was ~ "a tina. 'ur drumm.
took advantage Of h's fellow "ittIens "a u.
ARE NOT Officers Of m" -oeh bV givm.
RoSia -undrN DINNERS End drinks b'.
th.-s" ra,,Drt- ar. uTphsbIv aiI' To- ioalousv
A. MANY hay" irl,,' io WIN his FRIENDSHIP
with rAtJhl,~ end fail"z, H"- iies R"Ni,
,.an l,t an h' wants 'U Eat and drink Al
any towu uu Long Island
Sometimes a stranger afiNr listening q
RnNtr's HISTORY wIll INA ginp hat he must
constantly be- changing his plI" Of resi-
I dcnC,. ON Account ~ the scarcity of food
and y IN tell one. ~ III. ~''rN ants ~ the, h0te
- give him something Ia eat, omphaSiz.
ing the request With tip Noe In tho
servant who thinks that after the guest
IL ont - sight the tip May 10 poCk etcd
and KONt. left 90 hunt for hIs dinner fpT
himself. becau-" RoNic know perfectly
we'll FROM long experience. jssf u hat has
passed. bntWe.,n the tWo. and he wIll
haunt that servant With the tenacitv II
a process server until hs gets the incs
which has been paId Tor
4 waiter m n certain hotel thought this
story about EoNies knowing 90 much vas
all a bluf. and 20 test the matter hs de-
! termined TO keep the tip and let the doc
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- b" 'luut spIl 'yrrr--lrS h"r ~"r'.
i""''- " -srdrv ""lfs and .n~"- E.'
'N" -HrH.. n''~' warranted -'. 'HN" '.
,a.a a'uH .as Nr"r 'Urpug. - a.. many
t,u"- u"'"r.. and ~ rr'r" oyer va % B. Use.
wye, l -..'.-.. ..0 ..ruur II f- Roo.
~. s..."- '. rttn t"ugEr 90 sudden
rIE.'.rr. r.-. ny u""ad 80 f..I Sr''d
only 90 80 p. .. .Ir..v Will" tho v-'f.'ru
r.t... ... rU.i''r o." purufu"' as % arHN"
NIX n.r.... . - % .f' pr'-'r.'r BE-.
never s...l- p. feel 'Har b" has ta'" '.-
duty .n,.-- ." Ni- r.drc'd -" t"F.ir"r
20 -I."3.-.
81 4s.i q, wonder sasr'd % a.=.rn"r
after her first '~vr.l' why 20 novels 'r"
boy. VA aIy ay- thrown nN.r 'l- A"~-.
bead N.w. rtu.Ea r"u.f. - is '1"
natural wav IT. ."arug
Iv.r NOR" M. resting than rU'rlrg ~"
n.wroru,r- ''r HIgh ''"fr rar.s 900 ~"
rIry a-" o." afternoons when 49," pro-
frt.u' port. -ru"~s are called ur'i 20 DO
stunts ! ."u thor" is riding and jumping
without .add" ur trifl". NaIl'Ing onto a
bar"ta. sd nHr-" from III" ground and
other tricks generally confined :" N"
circus Just ~ S""n ~ IN" beginner ran
suck IN M" back - a hpr~'. ~" ~ taken
N with m" parties IN m" daily Cro-S-
country rides.
When ~ comes 20 swimming IA" patient
has a rup" tied under her arms and ~
summoned - IN" float Very likely som"
ono remarks thoughi'ully that "a" water
~ the end ~ thus - about twenty feet
deep. Th"n m" patient IL told ." Jump
~
What, INTO all that nil"s ahDv" my
b..d'- DGclaImS IN" b"gInn"r nd guanily
well guess not
Th.r.upon ~" In=ITg gent - informed
. Of the. ,hDIo. h"rr-~ hoy --i,c may either
Iurnp ~ like lady ~ he thrown. bu'
INTO 'u,. water ~. must 70 II The par
tfpular victim hapr..us 'u d" phllu-"ph-
really minded ~" probably jumps with
out any further ado. buf very f"w women
needing 20 sr"k health and prrsue II
ar. gi,rn 10 logical reasoning 80
a first swimming lesson provides "N""l-
l.uf amusement Tor the old hands II
10 hardly u"cc--arv 10 add that IN" p'rson
on no" .rd - th" rup" really do"~n :
far. -p badly after all
Som. 'iru" during ID" day whom not
ridIrE. swimming or doing their gym
. rastIu .ysrclS"- the patients find time 4"
play tennis walk. drive and oth"rv -"
.rnii-D themselves hut the most novel
mari - the cure ~ tho Ve"k"nd custom
Nov. any graduate ~ sanitarium knows
that although on week days tho inmates
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IoNDoS. Aug IN. woman suFrag"
societies have had two great plrad"S 10
London tins summer III" second vd~
Tar and away larger and certainly NOR
spectacular than tho one m J,!nr II Wa
IA Two divisions IT," mohthl"d 90 49,"
Holland Park district and another down
town or what N-w SurA-r~ would call
downtown on the Emhankment
m. management II the Two gIgau'I"
prucess,ons was p..rf"ct Their. was uo
hitch anvwherr III" various DIVISIONS
started pune ualIy al the time advertised
and after several ml"- # marrh arrived
punc,uauy IN HYDE Par. where from
forty platforms the leaders - fa. VOTES
for women aus, argued 10 favor = ~"
resolution - rh" day demanding that
Paruarue shall grant further tam" e.
du eISsI,h - ga" CunrIunrr ~ uIli which
Wa su-ly,-d ~" other day after - SOC mt
reading
ASrN reporter wk" went % see IN" pro-
-as-l IN aud 90 III" American women
who were taxing part ~ % walked along
IN. streets with IA" procession for som"
dIstanc. He was impressed with th'
fact that the crowds hat packed tn.
sidewalk took the women nsrch"rs So
rIously No longer ~ m i"Tn"r daN~
were they guyed The hart faced rlarny
men along the curb attracted ~ D."
MUSIC e he bands dli not. a. they v-"i
O., n.rI supposedly facet 'Is comments
AZ N. SERIOUS women who mar, bed n".
hind IN" bands Tn" women heard ~
ta,lnt- A. they dli for wears h"fpr" they
Succ..d.d IA impr"sslrg London WITH ~"
soy, BUSINESS - their ,tu=".
M..u 'n"y rr-' logan ptrat.r: IL"
streets ih"y wHr. I-"i 90 hearing a.
uDuI'pry remarks 100 chuI"" '"'kr'v
-urn ~ " v dawn y - 'or" An 'N0lrt
-. rvly.- rh"n IN" gutter Mis- took %
-,,urrrr Nv eve. hi Thor" IN" go-.-.
-,rp. r.. At SIN. "a" at OTHERS rrI'i
Votes fur woman Who ll 10 ~" washrr
yah
1uF SIS man IN Saturday heard nov"
81 these familiar gID"- fv"n an" London
lnafer. now tax" 'h. women -uNrag'-f-
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