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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-20
Real Estate.
@ob for Mmbringclic al Ecnec.
Nlf S. q. 9 III / t +,
ErUiioent for Slnnigrotion 9ono
Bureau.

st Snobpggero11tol al $4,000 er
/ Jig ielp nof til at anipore sen, ser
enifer at anbringe @er1ge, til at gip=
re Ell narnrere ltnoeriegelie, fpr fan
letter Yenge1c ino m1oetlteoS.
Set ipnes at Eenge / @rrnoejel1=
oom / en- 9p, ser pofser ioo(eoes Jon,
Mberoeell gj9r, pil bore ioo go0t ol,=
bragt iom nogetite6s.
@n al Mberoeens ltore Iproele CT
g., 81. & g. 8. 81. g., Sen forteltc
2inie fra Chicago til &piten.
2ofol screenings og 8eboelles-
@ienoom er iteget so pGt., og meo
oe itore naturlige @ialpefiloer og
Spoprfl1ingen at NIT 9ono / gel It tror
Ri, at Dor Sp fun far lige begpnbt
lin ltopifling. 81 f%oru6liger, at Sc,
Der meo iunot Omopmme fjeber
Spggegrunoe, pil / Sc nnite 2 Mor
tjene fra so til IS pGt., ON life
mere poa oeres Henge. Ser er ltor
Gfteripergiel for 6orretningsbpgnin=
ger og @oliger, og mango pil bpg=
&c, ioo @pggegrunoe pil mart itige.
81 bar orteliife @renoe mes notl.r-
1igt Srpf for @itp &ono og @elfpt~
telle mos Sl6ebrono; @ope0goben e.
brologt / lin bele 2nngoe, og onor,
@ooer bar 9rolegning. 81 far elef=
triif 2ps og Gas, fort iogt en- mo-
oerne 8p.
@or Stots itore @ialpefiloer far
opmnntret nogle al Sc itprite &opi=
taltlter til Sberpejelie> % meo flere
Sernbo11er gaoenbe / Dor &etning ip=
mes Der lite at bore r1oget Spprgs-
mool om fremtioig Yrofit.
gn &i9retur ODER pore pibe @re-
r1er, Door man. fan le to Sre0je6elc
11noer Spoprfning og / @rp6etioer
Dpperlige Mfgrp6er al @pe6e, &aprc,
Bpg, Slug, Mais og Hotetes iomt
@ras, bill operbepiie enbper Mono
ON aber0eens 6remti6.
vi ieger 811blitum 9pmerfipm=
be6.
Smmisration 2anb 8nrcam,
Sept. g.. Mber6en, g. 9.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-20

6amiIie6rama / g e +
e n. Gorleoen Gormtooog er Sc
/ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES / Bergen ifet Ell
forfnroelig 8egipenbeo, ioet Ell
Mano bar it,,ffet fine to 8prn og il
ielp / &iertet me6 en- &nib. 90 So
nen TOM biem, Lao Manben og begg'
8srnene / en- 8Io6peI poa @ulpet
Set enc Barn, 10 Mooneoer gam:
melt, bar be6t. Oct min6ite, 3 @ao
nebes gamle 8orn % Monoeu blel
brogt til Spgebuiet, bpor 8orne:
bp6e, meoens Mon6en ipGper mel.
lem 9ip % Dp6. Monoen CT Serfs:
orbeioer og ontfring 40 Mor gon1mel
Is a III III c t 6 inopor
{ c cen Sra Bergen mco0eleS:
Sort @psborn, @enerolmojor Ml,n.
tic / Stentlin / &ino, far after len6t
@ergens &1nitinouitrim,iu1m ell
Somling nlore fineiiif Eorcellnn al
itpr Sieloenbeo. @open mmfattcr
24S @ienitonoe belt fra Sen tioli9c
Miooelaloer % til op / set tS6e slor-
%brnaorebe. 6ori enoelien onfom / 43
itore @osier og bar %aslureret for
10000 &r. Cen bor oog piitnof eli
betpoelig bpiere @eroi pao set el,rp-
petite &lmitmarfeb. 0ireftpr 8pgh
boober pua at foo Sc pregtige 60
ger l,oitillet til Observation-Disclosures
N(obning. Genne Somling pil title
@ergens &unlti11oul trilm1 ieum / fpr,
ite &pffe mes Senipn til gammelt
fineiiif HprcelGn.
6alot gjennem S e II
= Ell Monb orufnet {.
S 9ufonlpeu / Solpr omfom forIe6en
Sag Ell Mrbei0er peo Drufning. @a,t
bar iomnne1 mes er10el on6re beIfief=
tiget mes at bragg 9nnietemmer paa
cit &jGlfe oper Sien. Den1e bar
imi0lertio iaa oaorlig, at to al Mr=
bejoerne falOt %igjenneln. ga Sc ner-
n1eite al &olneroterne if1,l6e lie Sc
bruf,eltoe tilbielp, folot ogioa to al
oeln neoi, luo Ser ialt laa fire Stpf=
fer / &on0et og itrgpeoe for at boloc
Jig oppe. gfterboonoen fom ser fle=
re Nrbeioere % omfringboenoe Golf
til, og peo @ielp al Sto1rer oJ
8oroenoer, iom Sc bopoe faoet mes
Jig / 6arten, fif Sc tire Up al Gonoet.
mems SEN fjeroe, iom fife bar ipgm-
meop9tig, gift thumbs. Sun fanotes
farlt igjen puo "a. 90 Mlen opbt @ono
efter benimoo 5 Sir1ers Sofning.
9en f%orl1lpffeoe, bpis Nonn bar So
cob 9onfen, bar fra So, Solpr. @on
bar on1trent 33 Mor gal1mel og Ell.
terlo0er Jig @l1itru pg 2 8ern.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-20
Manbt Sc met blomitrenbe 8ber

@anbt Be met blomitrenbe 8Der
Sames &iber 8olIep, Sen rigeite Del
at Sp6 Dafota, ct 8pen @1,ron. @er-
bier | 2ono itiger itaoig, iom Sc og-
1aa Sanobe6 ber, ga 2onbet forbel=
agtigt tan iammenIignes meo 2ono
! Sllinois % @isconiin, og ielges
tor $50 til $50 pit. Mcre, en- meget
rtmelie &rts iammenIignet meo
500 % $3.50 2on6 / De alore @ta-
ter. Mais og MIfolfo iaapel iom Sc
alrninoelige aorniorter Tan boise og
9toe en- flor Nfgrsoe. st arteiiH 3d.
i'm, ION let ton topics, ligger UNDER
belle oerne @egtor1 % en- flor Meng-
De 6armere bar ppperliee flpoenbe
Brbnoe al bISbt 8anb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-20
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uorv Datota.

= Gen %noroligc G>1oe al neore
Moin Street i Minot blep logt ;
Mife forleoen Morgen. Sloen opltoo
/ Ell @igorfabrif og breote Jig til Sc
1rnr1neite 9pgninger. Sobet paa 8pg,
%nir1gerl1e, ser ttlbprte 6. s. Somp,
fins, oni(oaes til $4,000, og poa
%orebeboloninger til $4,000.
- anton &oenig / Sarge feire0s
1iolte l1ge lin 106. Gp0ielsoog. San
er SEN Gl6lte Mon0 / Gois County.
Sans &uitru er SO Mor gommel. O.
far pGret gifte / oper IS Mor. 8egge
er / 6orbol6 til 6eres M1oer gonife
rprige. 9e er fe0t / 9uren1bl1rg og
bor bpet / Sc 6oreneoe 5tuter / 40.
Mor, bporaf 80 / Moro Dafota.
- S set peitligc Mor0 Dofoto bar
oct laofolote utpr EARNING" Spitem
pnnoet itarf Sn6gong iaar efter Ell
froftig Mgitotion al spitemets Op-
finoer, Campbell, og bans &ielpere,
og Commercial Club t Minot bor
poet Sogen fraftig Stgtte. 8aa
@rnno at set Iange og tbrre Goraor
er Der facet ct uie0punlig itort Sire
al me6 &be6e efter gampbeIls Me-
tbooe, Ser beitoor / en- ombpggeli9
Ttnoeling at Sperflaoen for at bin-
ore 6oroompning, iamt iterf Cant
mountaineering al un6ergrun6en.
Mopor Murpbp / Minot, ser eier en-
1tor Sarm npr 8pen, bar facet al
lin $oe6e paa 6enne Maa6e. Ser
er foloet meget Ii6t @egn / Sen @gn
/ bette Goraar, men Sgrfen bar en6-
nl1; ingen 5fa6e gjort / set peitlige
Noro Dafota. Sarmerne, ielb De 11pe
Settlere, iDnes giennemgoaen6e at
bore belitiIIe6e. Som ct gfse,mpel
poa ben almin6elige 8elitanb tan
anfsres. at Ser for Gi6en lite Ct en-
enejte 8eboer at @ar6 County Sat.
tiggoarb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-20

Scs acknowledgements fra 6.
s. 6ois, Milaco, Minn., pao ct an.
oct Ste0 fer I 8la6et.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-20
= Norge. :

g meret for ST. II
Der. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
6IertoI i Stprtineet, 4 Meolemmer'
inoltille>c Ioriloget ON olm1noel1a
itotsboreerlie Stenmeret for Som
Ser til &eotoeelie. Minoretollet, 3
MeoIcnmcr, por imob nogen Toran'
brino i Sc nuperenbe Stemnerets'
regler.-
,sfslee Selcerom fra @riltiania al
IA. Moi tor Obelstinget peota9et
at oipe ollie 8pinoer oper 25 Mor TO-
ml,nol Stenlmeret. 9enne Sob tree
Ser @rof1 iooleoes, at Sen pil glGlos
peo Sc nul1c &olg og forbge Antollet
al fpinneliee &nlgerc ira 2'0,Ooo
til - Mtillipn. @iotil - fra 1907
= hor @pinoerne fun bapt Sten11ne=
ret i lonlme 0mfong lom MG11o,
raor Sc bar Selpeiere eller bonoa
NuIIcseje meb oeres sggtemoao og
bopoe betolt Snofpmitifat / 9per1e
al 400 SIR. % i 9onooiltrifterne al
800 &rpner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-20

en- uhelhi9 Eolitifer.
S%elearommer ira &rtitiania me0oe=
Ter, at Sen forhcnnprenoe Stotsmini=
tier @unllor @nl1oien m1ber CTS
&rriioent Nooierelts 9eiag / @ril1io=
MIA bar hegooet en- Softlpsbeb, Ser
1remfoInte Ell n1e9et iprig Eroteit fra
Norisutlts SIDE. &nuolen, iom CT
S1or1inec1S &icepraiioent, bor neln-
Iiq tellnttet Ell llotolelie al &ooiepelt
'on1 I'M sen par iremiot for at 1totte
&n.,rie lens YMt;politif, meOens Sen /
GirfcliahcNcn flm gjalot ct olminIc=
li1t enthusiastically Spprgsmuol.
@u1111or 8nlloen far / @algfompen
fr,npct sor ca / Stprtinge ittllet ct
6orllog til Son ont @eparelien al Sc
notirligc 9ielpefiloer, fornelnmel19
T%osiefolhene, ng hans Moolta1oere
bar mooal 6elbet bette, ga Sc betrag=
ter set lom ct Snogreb / perlmli9c
Hettigbeoer, timber en- 6eltmiooag
Ior &oolcpelt poo Slpttet bapoe Gilt
nor &i1uoien Ell Samtale mes Mooie=
nelt ON bette. 5 Sen Sro, at far
talte OH So9en / lin alminbeligbcb,
l1otolte &%ooiepelt Jig meo @orme /
Spmpotbi meb Sogen. SIR. @nuoie Ell
boo ON Sillobelie til at offentliegjpre
Gfs=Ernlibentens ltbtoIelier.
Sig Set til bpem 9e far 9plt,"
lrarebe Mr. &ooienelt me0 Sper.
Ser blep Ell bel Gel 0pitubs, 90
@looene citereoe Mr. &ooiepelt iom
Ell iprig Silbenger al @unnor
&nu0iens Eolitif. MooiepeIt ienote
@'o efter @ul1nor &nuolen %
ir!lollate poa set beltemtelt e, at fan
1fllloe no'teoe Ell 8en9gtelie, % fan
ifrep lelp ct @rep, bppr bon oemente-
Ter SC ltbtolelier, JONI &nl1oi EN- bor
la9t / bans Ml,no. @lo0e al on6re
politilfe Iorper m1griber MI Sen
IorbenpGrenbe Stotsminilte ter. Sen
"urlte Eresie er meegt iprig / at 6oOis
Vltnnor &nlloien for0i ban / ill.,
~voogooc1beO bur itillet NotionenA
@j@it / eli lfiup Stilling JON ipge,,=
De at hlo11oe Jig ms / Set SANDS I'M
ore Eplitlt, bpis @i9it bon bor. v9[f-
tenpolten" ifriper III. a.:
Get or oblolut en- ubgrt Sore
teelle, at Ell Mono, ser in0eboper en-
Stilling lom 5beo0ore &ooiepelt, un-
Der ct 9ele9 bos % ifuloe blipe np6i
til at noferbige en- 8enegtelie a.,
bpoo Den forbenberen6e @tatsmi.
1lHter 1ogoe %ongooenoe i'm Somtole
me6 bo1n."
9s55fo1b poo Se6e-
rem. Inoreas Msbiernien 5cbeie
ct 900 efter ct le1gere spgeIeie, SO
Aar gommel. Me6 bam er en- at sSse-
oerens itoutelte 8en6er gaaet bort.
s Hneoommen for ban tiligs meo
~
omer'tonife og brittle 2%angforere. 5
9stttlaarene obertog ban pe6 fit @if.
termool meo fin for ca. II Mor fioen
atosoe Suitrn, @alene Scbeie, oe,
ltore slegtseooro, iom ban i tort
Sio orep op til ct Meniterbrug. Mn-
oreos Sebeie Dor en- for tit 2ano ga
tor1emmelig for fin 8pg6 parmt In
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@iprninns 8rap. Slerl1=
ion bIep iorhfrltet paa &pr 6rellers
@roplrnn unoer &irfe9oaroens bple=
i1e Srr - Ell p0lbtg, treSelt Fpro=
mibe=Gpppcl - nmtrent mtot / Yar-
fen, 100 Meter fra @e1rif SblenS
@rup, mist mellem Cubes % Sb=
lens Mpm1nenter. &l,not ON @ra=
ben ltoor @uifabier mes bpioe Spre-
ner. @roriteoet Iigger bit poo ell
@offcifrnonin9, % man bar t9ntt
Jig Mnlieheoen al at bpage Serros<
Ter ira @roren % nebeiter. Sc 1r9r=
mere Nrranaementer nil oog blipe az
hungiac al. hnoo Slogs Mpnument
Ser relies orer @rapen; f%prmoOentli9
nil scr res cn 9onosiublfription BIZ
ne tilreiehroet ct acknowledgements
pucr Gi9teren.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-03

!. Of our Virgin, given to me by the
missioner at York Factory"
"Then I will swear by 1T will
swear by all the crosses and all the
Bibles in the world that ! will
make no effort to escape. I an
paralyzed, CrOisset! l couldn't
run for week."
Croisset was searching in his
pockets.
Mon dieu!" he cried excitedly
II have lost it! All, come to think
M'seur, 1 gave the cross to my
! Mariane before I went into the
south. But | will take your word. ,
''And who is Mariane, Jean
viii she also be in at the 'kilf?'
"Mariane is my wife, M'seur
All, ma belle Mariane-ma cheri--
the daughter of an Indian princess
and the granddaughter of chef de
battalion, M'seur! Could there be
better than that? And she IL
be-e-e-utiful, M'seur, with hair like
the top side of a ravens wing with
the sun shining on 1t, and"
You love her a great deal
jean"
Next to the avirgin-and-it
may be a little better" 5rA
/ Croisset had severed the rope
about the engineers legs, and Al
he raised his glowing eyes How
land reached out and put both
khants On his shoulders.
And IN Just that way love Me
leese." he said softly. Jean
won't you be my friend? l DOM
want TO- escape I'm not coward
Won't you think of what your Mar
lane might do. and be friend tc
me? You would die for Mariana
IF it were necessary. And I would
die for the girl back on that
sledge."
He had staggered to his feet. and
topinted into the forests through
which they had come.
IT saw her in the freight. Jean
| Why Is she following us? Why Dc
they want to kill me? If you
would only give me chance &c
prove that 1t is all a mistage-
THAT ="
Croisset reached out and took his
| hand.
"M'seur. would like to heir
you" he interrupted. Il liked you
that night we came in together
from the fight on the trail. ! have
liked you since. And yet, If l was
in their place. I would kill you
even though | like you. 1t Is .
great duty to kill you. They die
not do wrong when they tied yor
in the coyote. They did not dc
| wrong when they tried to kill you
Ron the trail. But have taken {
solemn oath to tell you nothing;
nothing beyond this-that so Ions
as you are with me, and thai
,sledge is behind us, your life II
not In danger. ] will tell yov
lnothing more. Are you hungry
M'seur2" -
4 ITO Be Continued.)
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MEN WHO REALLY are most
sentimental always contend to the
last that they're not.
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Would You
Saye$I7O?

Limited space accommodations
at our temporary quarters. have
forced piano prices down on all
odd styles, discontinued lines of
player pianos. and used, pianos to
make room for Christmas goods.
Fer a few. days you can -ssve~a
noteworthy sum on high grade
piano or player piano. While there
are no cheap trashy pianos in this
sale or any other sale that we con-
ddct, there are some really fine
QIanos at prices as low as Is often
&sked for inferior Instruments
S227, 1895. 1915, etc.
USeveral fine player pianos are
worthy of special mention, among
3hem Weber Pianola Pianos,
Sohmer Cecilians. Krell Auto
brands and other well known
makes at one-third less than they
usually sell for: no more than you
would ordinarily pay for the piano
without the player.
Reasonable terms Of payment
make 1t easy for you to buy now
while prices are below what the
values regularly call for.
Forty Stores
Wholesale and Retail.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-03

Social news Is daily feature Of
The Press. Any one wishing to in
dressed to the society editor. or phone
before 10 a. m.
Ladies Of st, Pauls M. e. church
are busy making all sorts of pie
and cakes and other pastry dain-
ties. All day Saturday Decury No.
2 Of the church will hold pastry
ale at Kemp and Hebert's
Z &
Mrs. c. d. Buckley Is entertain
ing the Imperial social club this
afternoon at her home, 1903 Angus
ia avenue.
Women's foreign. missionary so
ciety of the German Methodist
church is meeting this afternoon
1t the home of Mrs. Carl Allgier,
iI615 Highland avenue.
z 4 q
Mrs. w. F. Kellogg, 01319 Lin
deke street. will entertain the jolly
Owls this evening.
q . =
The bride for a marriage per-
termed Sunday celebrated her fifth
marriage and the groom his fourth.
They were Mrs. Rhoda Weger and
John Haworth. Rev. w. J. Hind
ley performed the ceremony.
4 4 &
Mrs. Rudolph Dorm has returned
from a two months visit in Chi
cago. .,nso, os.Ats,., ,oa
z q e - -
A basket social will be, given this
evening by the young peoples So
ciety of Hillyard, at the home of
Mrs. Scott, 430 Queen avenue.
Z 4 Z
Miss Lyons of Walla Walla is
visiting Mrs. Allen Smith, S159 Elm
street. nl"A (
q Z .
DAUGHTER OF PIONEER MAR
RiES.
Miss Edna s. Pears. daughter of
Mr.. and Mss. c. M. Pears, and
Earl A. Senneff were united in mar
riage by Rev. w. ]. Hindley last
night. Mr.. Pears is pioneer OF
this state.
TO HEAR ELECTION RETURNS.
Order of Moose will hear election
returns and enjoy a dance at Bou-
ley's hall, Riverside avenue, Tues
day evening.
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Is Your Skin on Fire?

Does 1t seem to you that you
can't stand another minute of that
awful, burning itch?
That 1t Nj ST be cooled?
E That you MUST have relief?
Get a mixture of OIL of Winter.
green. Thymol, and other soothing
ingredients as compounded only in
d. ID. d. Prescription.
The very first drops STOP that
awful burning instantly!
The first drops soothe and neal!
The first drops give you feeling
of comfort that you have never en-,
joyed for months, or perhaps years,
Take our word on it as your local
druggist.
Get 81 or a 25 cent bottle today
VIII H. Murgittroyd.
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Grfp's
letters

Dear Miss Grey-(1) Should a
bride to be mar kher linens with her
present or future initials (2) What
kind of material is suitable for dish
towels? (3) What can l do for oily
hair? (4) How should q woman of
30 wear her hair? BLUE EYES.
A.-Either. CD Linen crash, SOFT.
coarse and open weave old table
linen, hemmed, makes the best kind
of silver and glass towels. CD
Shampoo every two weeks, and use
Dry shampoo once q month. "a
lust as IL she were 10 years
younger The soft low pompadour
and the middle part are both in
style, and the hair is usually coiled
on the crown or just below. Choose
the most becoming. "a.
Dear Miss Grey-D Is 1t an right
for girls of 16 to have their boy
friends call Sunday afternoons oc-
casionally? (2) Is 1t all right for
girls of Is to have sweethearts and
to write to boys? ca Is it proper
for a girl of II to go with boy OF
10? :. BROWN EYES.
A.-(D Yes, If their parents are
present. (2) No. Girls Of Is ought
to be busy with their lessons In
stead of thinking about the boys.
81 No, because they're both too
young.
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. . . : . .
Fart EASE
New System Of
Fat Reduction

The saying that ''there 10 nothing new
under the sun does not now apply to fat
people. Here II something new for them
IA new sensation, q new pleasure. Q new
and graceful figure. easily found by any
one who II passing beyond the limits Of
slimness. Everyone has heard OF the
MamOia Prescription: that harmless COM
bination OF fat-defytng elements discovered
by one Of our foremost physicians. Now,
from the same high authority there comes
another idea--thc idea Of condensing these
same pure. harmless ingredients Into =
pleasant little tablet. Taken after eating
and at bedtime. they help the stomach TO
dispose of all the fatty foods converting
them into compact. solid flesh. muscle and
energy. without dieting ~ exercise Mar
mola Prescription Tablets regulate the en-
tire system--do for yCu what bodily OK
ertion and lf-denial cannot do. and the
fat. once routed, Is gone for, good. You
can prove all this at q tri1ihe cost. Mar
moia Prescription Tablets are sold by all
druggists or sent postpaid by the Marmoia
Co, 63i Monroe av. Detroit. Mich. A large
but 75c.-Adv.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-03


NEW YORK. Nov. 3-The ultra
fashionable 400" were treated to
something new and startling at the
swell dinner party given by the
Harry Payne .Whitneys. To begin
with, 1t was cosmopolitan dress
affair, that is to say, everybody
wore freakish costumes Of foreign
lands. Then the young Mrs. Harry
Payne Whitney. CARRIED in baggy
tr0userings and literally sprinkled
with the family jewelry. did the
SalOme dance
- Then one of the evergreen trees
on the lawn burst into flames. En-
thusiastic amateur firemen--and la
dies of the "400"-rushed to the
rescue. Several quarts of cham
payne didn't worry the fire the
least bit 1t kept right on burning
until the servatn brigade got busy
with water buckets.
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FROM MARY'S
COOK BOOK

American Chop Suey.-Put one
cupful Of onions, fried until brown,
one cupful of celery cut in two inch
pieces and then shredded and
stewed in vegetable stock for half
an hour, one cupful of fried mush-
rooms and two cupfuls of boiled rice
In a saucepan with q cupful of thin
brown sauce. Let all heat together
for 10 minutes, and season with salt
and pepper.
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IT'S NOT WHAT a man says to
woman, but they way he says ii
which makes her believe him.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-03

DID YOU EVER see a man read
the woman's page of newspaper?
He tries to look amused If any one
sees him. but he reads 1t just the
same.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-03
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Social news is daily feature Of
The Press. Any one wishing to in
sert such news should send 1t ad-
before 10 q. m.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-03

ITO Be continued.)
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-03

PADUCAH, Ky.-Former Gov
ernor w. s. Taylor will be at Nor.
gantown, KY, his old home, next
Saturday, for the closing republi'
can rally. II will be his first visit
to Kentucky since the assass:na-
ton of William Goebel.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-03

Corn in Tomato Cups.-Choose
large, smooth tomatoes. Slice off
the stem end of each, and with a
spoon take out the pulp and seeds.
Turn down and drain for a few min
utes. Sprinkle inside of each with
a little salt and pepper, cut and
shave sweet grGIn corn and add two
or three chopped mushrooms; sea-
son with salt and pepper to taste.
Fill tomato cases with this mixture.
Put one-half teaspoonful of butter
on each tomato, place side by side
In buttered pan, put in the oven
and bake for 30 minutes.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-03

WHY CAN'T MARRIED women
be satisfied without insisting that
It's their duty to get some other
poor girl into the same trouble?
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-08-07
Girls Room


In furnishing girls room, one of
the first things to do Is to paper the
wall with white and blue paper, either
a plain blue paper with white CELL
ing and white woodwork. or a blue
paper with a darker blue floral stem
ell rising from the chairboard to a
half length of the wall, with dark
woodwork. But suppose one takes q
white paper dotted with small blue
flowers, and have the woodwork white
Select thin white dimity curtains. You
can get a beautiful white dimity with
pale blue border effect. Make the cur
tains plain to reach from the top OF
the window to one inch of the floor
Do not drape them back, but permit
them to fall straight from the rods
Have double curtains at each window
Cover the floor with delft blue mat
ting. make a few dark blue linen cush-
ions, also sheer white ones, preferably
of dotted white swiss with hem bord-
ers instead of ruffles. Dress the bed
with white dotted swiss over blue
cheesecloth, plain white linen on the
dresser and washstand, and, If possible,
have a blue and white toilet set. The
choice of pictures Is optional, but a
we'll selected collection of small prints
In narrow frames is good taste.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-08-07
The Clever Wife

Few unions are successful when the
wife Is more clever than her husband,
unless she has tact enough to hide it,
and often brilliant man marres lit
tie gifted woman in order that he may
have always at hand a sympathetic and
enthusiastic audience. He does not want
his epigrams out-epigrammed, his best
tales capped by better. He wants ap-
plause and admiration. And so clever
scientists. politicians, authors often
choose some charming little goose who
f1atters him with her awe-struck eyes.
When the world hears of two artists,
actors. literary or musical people marry
ing. it says approvingly, "Oh, how nice!
They will be able to help aach other so
much In their work.
But do they? says Home Chat. Some
times they do, of course. for one remem-
bers the Brownings. When they do, no
marriage could be more delightful, for
each can appreciate the others Difficult
ties and applaud with perfect understand
ing the successes. But more often they
do not help each other, and I think that
very seldom is the marriage of two peo-
pie in the same profession success If
both continue to follow it enthusiastic
cally.