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Tanana leader., 1910-07-21

it with reasonable dispatch, thereby preventing the defendant from collect ing the draft personally within day or two, when it would have been paid. Clinic further denies that J. A. Chute, the drawer, or John Duncan, on whom the order was drawn, refused on July 6 to pay it, or that he, the defendant, was notified on July 6, 1908, of said alleged refusal at which time payment was asked of him.
 sioner J. H. Hudgin on June 16, 1910, the trial being by jury, and verdict was given in favor of defendant.
Tanana leader., 1910-07-21
Steamer Movements.
ARRIVALS.

 Tana from Iditarod, July IA, $50 pm. Tanana from Dickerman, July Is, at 10: 15 p. Ill. John J. Healy from Fairbanks, July 16, 2: 10 p. m. Schwatka from Fairbanks, July l9, at 8: 15 p. m.
 Schwatka from above Stevens Village, July 21, 9:25 a m.
 DEPARTURES. Tana for Fairbanks, July IA, s: 45 pm. Healy for St. Michael, July l6, 4: 15 p. HI.
 Tanana for Fairbanks, July l6, 8: 9 p, m.
 Seattle No. 3 for Nulato, July 17, at 12: 30 a. m. Schwatka for above Stevens Village, July 19, 10: 30 p. m. Schwatka for Fairbanks, July 2l, at 10: 50 a. m.
 BULLETIN. Evelyn at Kaltag. Louise up .Kaltag this morning. Reliance at Nulato. Julia B. down Cinema pm. 2Oth. Minneapolis, Monarch, Tanana and Dusty Diamond at Fairbanks.
Tanana leader., 1910-07-21

Juneau Daily Dispatch, July 2: As was told from the platform at the Elks rally last Thursday night the special agent sent to Cordova two years ago to investigate election frauds secured about $5,OOO in real estate. This time there will be no chance for such an outrage
Tanana leader., 1910-07-21
ErraturIl.

In the list of contributors to the Philip Giroux fund, printed last week, the line reading "P. Larson, $5," should have read "P. Claveau," etc.
Tanana leader., 1910-07-21
Men Who Will
 Conduct the Election

Commissioner Gallaher has appointed the following judges for the forthcoming election for delegate to congress:
 Frank c. Smith, Democrat; R. R. Stoddard, Republican; and John A.. Clinton, Independent.
 Messrs. Smith and Stoddard are sup porters of Orr, while MT. Clinton will vote for Wickersham. It is understood that the appointment of MT. Clinton is satisfactory to the representatives of William O'Connor, the union labor can- didate.
 The Golde North Restaurant is now firmly settled on it's own illihi, the work of removing the building having been finished. It will be reopened to an ap- preciative public tomorrow.
Tanana leader., 1910-07-21

See Jack Cavanaugh for we'll water and light express. Scavenger work a speciality.
Tanana leader., 1910-07-21

Jack Cavanaugh buys and sells Second hand Goods of all kinds.
Tanana leader., 1910-07-21

Go to Nussbaum's Barbershop for first class work.
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Qofal $ Sertdt.
Ser Snnoescenims.
gi. Gtniusbsamttu b.aannen am
geitrigtn Gage ibre Sbatisfeit.

hit Der Quinabms bes 13. 9unbtss
Genius tpurbe am eeitrigsn 5age bier
bsoonnsn uno bic 3ablsr Iieferten in
ben meiitsn syaIIen bic pon ben gurgsrn
ousSufiiutnben 5ormulare ob. bic iie
banu i'm 2ouf. Der nahiten 2dge auss
o.fiilIt pieosr abbolen tperosn.
glsrfti.bentlin Daren bic Jormus
lars porbtr ausaefanot tuorotn uno bic
gtnTusb.om.en fanoen oiefe 6crmuldrs
gum erobten shsil btrsits ausgefllIt
Dor. Dir 9iresr'hoft bate augen.
Iteinlih bic biperisn aufil1rtnben ,3sis
tuuasdrtitsI nit SorsFalt ituoirt unp
banah bic gintrngunqsn gsmaht, 10
baB bisie 5ormulare bersits fertlg nno
btnseamien singsbanbist iperosn toms
ten. alIsrbings berrffis mituHtsr At.
ipas untlarbeit iiber eetpiiIs 6raeen.
nomsntlih boriiber, tper als bas Saupt
Der 7amilis su bs!radttn III, iuenn gum
g.iIpiel bel elmer peripittipetsn 5ohtsr,
ipelh. bic fydmilis erboit, auh nod lhE
ereifer Batter tpohnt. Der nift m.hr i'm
Sianos III. gum llnisrbalt isiner anss'
hDriaen beisutrastn. Jrngen pisier
ar. piro 9roieHor Sids. Der bstannts
LID i'm bisiissH Giftriii bic Genius
auinabme I.itsi. 5u enti6siosn babsn.
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9daides gimcinnater g,pfsblatt gamaa 16 prif 1910

Shluborsumente fir bic Regisruna
unb Robert Dinn fir bic 0srtIaet.n
bdlten. Der GaI sebt bann an bic 9s.
i6tuorenen.
- Serbert 9tiebereer, murbe bon
6rieoeusrihter @ealonet in erlanser
peeen 8ebraufs gemeiner Rebenss
arten gegen Den Rild)mann aluemper
im $40 nno Soften beltrait.
.8arnep" Manoisf, So sabrs
alt. 1T seitern absnb in ieinsr Bobs
nuns 30. 200 SIt 13. Strabs, sts
ftorben.
5rant WilIsr, elm iunesr gsrs
gel. Der bier psrbaftet fpuroe, Dir5
IN burlington, ap., unter Der Intld5e
Der Jdiihuna psrlangt. er lou audi
eine an3abl llbren geitoblsn habeu.
- 5reb. gtsi6, 68 Sabre aft, ein
betannter Sdmiso, Der jobrelong oas
8eftdft nnbe 5Iorence, ap., betris6,
1T seftern absno i'm ct. Glifabs.b
Soipital infolae elmer Operation ess
itorben. Die 2eite tpurbs nah Ieintr
@ohnune an Der gpro ape., nabe ser
aenoun Strabs, gsbradt. Reih mar
Wiitglieb Der g. u. R. in Cincinnati.
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geihperen Ndb iiber cine g.merfans
sss fau1inipefiors.

gie DOR tur5sm SeiteHs bssRauh=
inIpsttors absegsbsHe er.ldruns Gtns
cinnoti lei Der 4bloserungsplcs fur
fdIs6ts. qualmsr3eusenbe Rohls Don
fiiui Stautsn. bat unter ben biefigsn
aobIenbdrolsrn boies 9lut genahs.
Inter 5iibrung bes GERM Otto Rura
met BON Der Warmst Goal SO. erfnies
nsn gsitsru Die 5rerreu CD. Shcrsa
baum. S6aBm.iiter urb Setreiar Der
Warmsts6 6elm Goal 60, Ro6ert &.
goIter, BON Der glots Goal Co., 8. 6.
Bbeiton unb R. J. 9illham Don Der
Campbell Greet Goal &c.. Dor Ulapor
S6pab. Inn ssssn Die S.mtrfuns bts
Raufdnip.ttOrs, bic Der OeffsniIihteit
our6 bic 3eituuesn nidt ooreHtbaIisH
iporben mar, Giniprudl su erbebtn.
Die soerrsn ionferirteu nit mmNapor
uno RautiEfpetior 9leliou iiber cine
Stunoe lang bintsr NrihloitntH
5biirsn uRb bas RsiuIia! Der RoHvrs
rsnS birfte isin. baB5err Relicn mors
gen cine gr.lGrung abseben tptro.
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- probotrihter 5artfoff betpiaigte
Der Giffie Belt bic Sneibuns bon
6oiparb geIi, auf Grunp BON 9er'
nahIdHisung. gle erbielt bic Sbhut
iiber ibr ainb.
- 9as 9ah Der Giebersi Der goo.
Der, SDens &: Rentihler 60, puroe
pprlsBie glaht um II ubr unbebeutenO
burh 5euer beihdoigt.
- glmsr, bas SDbnhsn Der Jamis
lie Snnlss asSourb BON amanDa.
pirb felt sslisrn Morssn psrrnibt uno
bic gedngftiaien Gltsrn babsn bic bies
fise poli5ei srluht, nah ben permibs
ten GHaben bier 3u iu9en. Der Ends
be nerfhpano auf osm gBsge 5nr
Shuls unb piels gsipohner bon aman.
IA elauben. baB er in ben aanal flsI
uno ertrdnt.
- Sad gonF.r, BON Der Sub Wlos
numeni apenue, erIitt gsitern Worsen
einen gruh oss lintsn 4rmes, nab
reHb er in pen Rifles gool 9Doris eli
ner ansabl gsiun.r cine Waihins ere
tIGrts. Sin Oefpid9t bon 1000 ssfune
fiel pIobIib unb unerportet uno brad
ben drm an spei Stsllsn.
- Gin bis jeBt uniosniifisirttr
tpabniinniaer moun psrurfahte por8s.
tern abenb in bem benahbdrten eols
!inspins !sins serinse aufregung. Ter
mann ipurbe Suerit in Der Shsuns
pon Gb. Dome eefunoeu nno pers
ideuht unh lief ihIieblib Der pan
5ouosl eiisnbahn entIons in osrRi4s
tuna bon Sepen UtiIs unp Der Staet
WarfbaII unb Sbsriff 9rof pureen
benohriGtiet. Der Geiiissidtud6e sr.
3dbIis, bob isins gnttin ibn I'M Stih
lief unb mi. sinsm onoeren gianue
burhbrdnnts. gr biloet fit) Elm, odB
cine 4nsahl 2suts ibn perfoIgen, I'm
ihn su eroroHeiu.
49, Carl gadsp tpurbs geitern in
Grfpro BON bem Maribal 9edeit in
8epabriam genommen. neil er one
aebIib BEN 1ubrmann GbdrIes Sdm.
monb $50 ousfiibris uno osm 5rie.
osnsrittsr Wartpid BON Ct. Clair
5ofpnibip norgefubrt unb bis Sum9ers
Dor i'm tisiiesu gountp 0efdngnib In
hoftirt. 2adsp beeius angebIitsn tiueR
Tisbiiabl in Goteotto uno brannte naA
Cforo burh unb fisl bem mariaau in
bic 9dnos.
- Der 5arbigs !. 8. Garbeiin,
ipelter i'm Mlai 1908 bic Is Sabre aIte
Msibe gsua 2oitus in Der eiterIi6:u
Dobnung psrgeipal.ists, lpurDe aus
bem S.aats3uttbaus auf parole ents
IuFer.
- grobatrittsr 5artiOff bepiIIiste
btr MduD Uear bic St,eibung BON
Ora Meor, aui Gruno bon gernuhs
ldFigung unb CAB ihr bic Cbbut iib:r
ibr aino unb ben 9eiis Der !5ousein'
rihtung.
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=. II. a. 81. of g.. pirb beuie Rat,-
mittde ii6 periammsln. um bic 8eitot'
tunssfeierIihfetten bss peritcr bener
Sol. 6. g. Raifon auf bem Smme-.
lns5risbbof Su leitsr.
- 5rau Zulu Ripbsrssr BON guFs
fato, u. o., III bier auf 9elu6 bsi
sSrou gbarles gDeber an Der 4. 4ps.
in 9nnton.
Gilbert 5riB, ron Der Dobtcn
pite, beftnoet iiCa auf gefuA in SIos
riba.
- poliseihsf SrtIieb unb poIisiii
9raiid maften gsftern auI 2anbs
itrsiher, Die iid) auf benz 6. unb 8.
gabnbof berumtrisbtn, Snsb. gs ess
lang ibHsn isbpa ni9t. einsn Sang gu
MAIDEN.
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EIoslid,e Iobesi0ae.

Ter rs s,abre aIie Rihdro Woreon.
felt benz 2f. 4usuit 1908 Sniaiis oss
I,Gotifhen armsnbauiss, tuuroe ssftern
mlorosn BON osm grioatDdhier Wis
hasl Reoroon ioet auf Der 9aHoitrabs
nobe Der aRIta!t lissenO ouf5efunetn.
Der Coroner purcs btnahrihiiat unb
orbnete einsn Sneueit an. allsm gins
ibeine nan banbsIt IS iih um natiire
lihe sobtsurfafen. WiOrsan bate
bos armenbnus am GonnsrI.ag Wors
gen tur3 nnh oem 5riibitiid perlaiin
unb Iid ieiioem nitt pieosr blidn
lnNsH.
Der 81 Sabre alt. Thomas piums
mer pom 30. Is grie Apenus, Winior
plaee. ipurb. in Der Donnsritdg Rad!
In Der Office Der Gnrrin.aorn Gums
bergo. BON sinem plosIidenlooe sreilt.
Gr bate feinem 5reunos, bem Hoht.
fpdt1tsr Oeo. RcbinIon. sinsn 8eiud
obesitattei. Robinlon perlisb bic Sfs
flee auf ;ur5e 3eit uno fanp bel feiner
Niidfebr feineR Jreunb sntiseli auf eis
nem Giuhls ilbeno Dor. Der Wann
srlag jeoenfalls sinem Aersfhlage. Der
Coroner III nit elmer unieriuduns be-
fh1fiist.
Der 53 Sabre alie 9alentin Niebsl,
elm Mnssiielltsr bts @roeers Jobn gi'
nanbi, $50. 2105 Central Mbenus
lpurDt ssitsrn tobt In Der Staluns
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Sdlon Iange ieit eshr bon franfbaf.
ten erid,elnlneen. bon Wia;tigfeii,
Sfwin6el, Sersflopieu, 8eriiopiuna.
gldbunssn, iahlsr 9.lidisiarbe. RH.
denidner3en, II. |, 10, onran &c.
mabnt iuoroen. oaB ein tiifiid,es Gel.
ben iid in Gurern aorper eingeRiliet
hat. Ragen, Seber imo gtieren be.
finbsR ii6 in 10 idlimmer 0erfal.
hIng, SaB es niht 10 weiier eeb.. gi.
nes fam guh nno ipirb euf MIR
nod Dor iiherem, nerseitigen Soo.
belpabren. 8ebraud)t obne Be-5ug
Die peItberiihmien &. gerHnro
arau,erpiaen! aue apotbeten. 25
Gents. g.S.
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1aljd,er Alarn.

Geitern Worgen stssn 2 llbr k.
msrtts Der slahtelsrt bss aims 6oteIs,
Sob in esm sessnlbsrliessnRn Sdu':
Der Jrdn aims. ipeld.s iton felt Lam
ssrsr 3eit lseritebi. Elm 2ift brann,s
uno sab msbrsr. Jsnfier often ItanS.n.
in Der 4Enobme. bab fict Ginbr.6sr
in bem 5duIe befdnbsn. bsnahritiiate
er bic polisei. gas 5aug rpurss
ourdfuht. isoc6 iOnnie t.in. gpur
pon einbrehern esfunben ivsrosn. Da
am 9pnneritas anf.rsidxr in Gem
Sauie bsfddfiist iparsn. ninm. man
an. Dab oisis psrssiIsn hotitn. bas2idi
ausSuloihsn.
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NnaebIifsr .3ef,prell.r.

Der 2S Sabre oIt. 5arrp G. Ridoti
tpurbe aefiern bon 9.te.tip galman
bon UiiooIsteUH. G.,nad Ginsinnaii
suriidasbradi, I'm iih bier untsr Der
antlage Der 3shprsIersi su n<rant.
fporttn. er foa, aIs er fiirsii9 BON
Cincinnati abreiiit. psriGumt baben.
lsine Rstnans in 50be BON S73 NIT
gimers 5otel gu beelsifsn.
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6 o b I n 4 t o n.

Die GDSlEgton SrTce Tur oaS g0iu'
etunati SOlfSblntt" beflnSet Nh I'm
BebanSe Der Gouingtpn Soal e. Sauo
G0., ND. 509-511 NGStiOa Apeuue.
9in5ciseH, RittbeilungeH nnb Seltel'
Inusen irgcuoiueiher 9Irt iperSeu bis
10 1lBr abeubs bnislbir cntgegengs'
nDmmeu. SelephOn SDuth 24OO.
Jrau Marg 9e6unb, SO SATIRE
aft, in RorDOoo pobHbaft, fial geitern
Ibeno, aIs iie lid auf gsfuh bel tbrer
SdDeiter 5rdu 6, Wooo, Jo. 271
Weit 3. Strabe, bsfanb, cine Sreppe i'm
0Interbauie berQ6 uno erlitt einen
8ruA Der retten Snieifeibe. Or.
@harIes 3edrns, jr., leiitete bic n0tbi9e
5uIfe. Sic purOe in 5p. Qinnemann
& Moors's 4mbuIun3 mad i6rer 0obz
nung gebrG6t.
BeijBperQHberungen. 80. S6oz
mas Martsburg on Clara q. 4ufmz
paiier, Got 80. 1O2 in Der Qbqm uno
Wbeeler's llHterobtbeiIung, fir 81 etc.
4uguit grettihneioer an Jreo. Brett.
itnstoer, Got RO. 81 in 8obert WQls
lace unterobtbetIung an Der g&oroieite
Der Sterrett Ibe, 80 bel 115 SUB, fir
81 etc, qugWItus &. Wiqion an Wils
liam Tue, cine Strete 2ano pon IA
4ter On Der 2ertHgtOn pite geLegen,
fur 81 etc.
- Gobert $. TonOgb Don 9omiltDn
SO. puroe I'M 9ountD9eri6te gum 4o.
mIniftrdtor Der Sane Spencer 9onogb
5lnterLaHeni6aft ernannt, I'm ein bier
seIsgenes 9ruRoitiit 3u pertaufen.
4IOts ). Spsrl, Der angetlQqt lit
geiittge 8etrdnte dnUiinDeriGbriQe per-
fault 81 baben, tpurDe ImGOuntpQeritt
anter 800 8iirgIhQft ben 9ei6pores
nsn uberpieien.
- Gbefteine. 3oiep6 s. Raoel, 81 ,
uRo 5rancs 3aIbert. 81, beiDe DON
bier. 9eOrg II, @ibion, 80, uno Yeurl
9eiBlsr, q, betoe BON bier. Glarence
e. arebnbrint, 25, DON Cincinnati, 8,
uno autonette 0orieI, "a, bon bier.
5. u. 9utftn5 qualIrt3lrte i'm
@paHtDgerldts als 0ffentliher Rotar
NIT 20. s. Mils als 8urgsn.
- Soiepb So6aRnigmann reid5te i'm
Greisgsrihte cine 8Iage gegsn Die
ebampiOn See Mf9. qno Golo
Storage Comp. fir $4,000 ne6it 3inz
fen pom l. Jebruar 1907 Elm. Der
aldger bebauptet, ouB er Der perflaqtsn
@idellfdaft 20 3ubS Butter i'm 8e.
fDiht DON 1245 Yfuno uno 238 aiIteu
eier, 7140 DuBenb ent6alteno, 3pis
ften oem 28. Wldr3 1905 unb 8. Suli
1905 gum 4ufbeDabren gsgeben babe.
s5nFoIse Der unredteH 8e6dnblunq foQ
bic guu3e Waars psroorben uno unaes
hrauhbar setpprben ietn.
- Stapiseridt. q. SO. Gulipan
raubte rpsgsH 1runtsnbsit 81 uno ao>
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Die 9enpprt Office fir Sas sGis'
eiauatier 8sifsblatt" befinbef fA IN
SO. 33t gsrf erasr, aesemiber Sem
Gpnrtbasie, reisIbit 9rnisfeiiru, An.
ssieen u. I. 10. Bic 10 libr 45 Nixutex
GbsnsS entaeasusenpmmeu werbeH
Seleebe Gsuth 2401. R
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Beuebme ,smb 6abtDn

- Die Columbus Ritter BON Rep.
port. gellspus unb DaniOn ieisrn NOR.
ger in Der St.2lntoHius Hirfe in Bel
.spue ,br 4nnipsriarium. REQ. ga
tbfr aoams piro cine Rsbs iiber. .,Fits
tertbum" balten.
- Die Guibias Star gompannQo.
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Ieines arbsitsebsrs lisssHo porsefuns
ben. gr tpar I'm baIb 8 llbr sules!
Isbsnb a.isbsn iporoen. 3tpei S.uneen
ipdter entoedte 8indnoi bic aeihe in
oem StoIs. Der Coroner eelaugte sa
Der lleber3suguns, caB Der lob our1
sinen S,rsitIag berbeigeiiihrt truroe.
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9amilten aHseissH, apfaI.N.tise.
nns Venisfeitn FnS absnseben Ode
Der 4. nuo Charles Gtrahs. timer
Msrrt fir Samiltun iuobnt Ro. 301
Wors 5rcEt Ctr. selsphon (Spm:)
No. BIS Y. Selepbon nnieres aorre.
tpoHoenten; Dome Ne. GIG. 8
The Washington times., 1910-01-23
It Is Better to ResofUea nd Fall
Than NeUer TO Haze Reso[Ued At All

= Ie a very busy OF 4 very indiffer-
ent Ciri who can ses the old year
20 and the new year come IN with
out some realization OF the passing
O. life.
One may not 80 in for wealth meet
Irl,s and the reII Eious services by which
many usrEcHs usher IN the new year
but few aIe 50 thoUGhtless they % not
offer the tribute or a sigh for the things
they would undo n the year that has
passed, or give an anxious thought %
what the year ahead may bring
There is little use IN moDinE over what
IS done there Is much use in deterInin-
ing not 20 DO It again II II was not vel
done. The trouble with most OF ones
determIninCs is that they are indeternliu-
ate The avers -e New Year resolution
IS Ike putting q lot or work and thought
on q chiffon bIouse-it soon wears out
The era OF universal happiness would
be here II the world would live Up to its
New Year resolves even for week
However. TO plagiarize, il is better 10
resolve and fail down than never 20
resolve al al
To have an inspiration 70 be better is
something. At least II shows one has
not reached that stage Of self-satisfac-
tIpu which me ans qualification As long
as one know there Is room for i'm
nrovemeut IN himself there Is hope.
The Washington times., 1910-01-23

boa or some extra touch, the proud
inventive thought Of the bride. which
adds at least s. more TO the cost OF nc
outfit.
The bride sometimes but very. seldom.
gives the dress or the hat Usually she
merely finds a dressmaker who viii
make the reduction on the lot Of frocls.
and the bridesmaids flock 70 her 10 fs
turned out alike. The brides presents
10 her maid Of honor and bridesmaids
usually take the form OF jeweIry in her
iaVoTite gem. perhaps set prettiIy as Il
brooch or pendant. or in bracelets or
chains studded with other stones, 500.
These, remembrances are given either
at the luncheon for the bridesmaids at
the home Of the bride, which precedes
the wedding DAY by three or four DAYS
or else when the chosen ones assem-
bic 10 view the gifts the evening before
the wedding
The gift OF the bridesmaid TO the bride
IS usually something for personal use
as there y quite IS much sentiment as
ISOLATED with this gift as r IL came
from a member of the family II f.
not always costly, therefore. nor does
the bride expect IL 10 be 50. for a.
there Is scarcely a bride VINO has u0-
been 2 bridesmaid more than the faraT
three times, she knows the cost Of the
pleasure and as likely as not mentions
some trifie she would like 10 the girls
who are not wealthy, - that their
purses may NOT De OVerraxed-
The Washington times., 1910-01-23
Many Old SnperstitionS
Held BY Men and Women

Gamblers have 4 reverence for odd
numbers. and none more so than the
habitues Of Monte Carlo On entering
the famous casino you are given a ticket
at the CLOAK room for your hat and
stick This ticket Is stamped with =.
number. Should the figures on 81 be
even, the old gambler returns Il with
d polite 'MerCi, m sieurt'' and promptly
va ks out, not TO return that day
II, however. the number be odd. and
under 1hirty-six, the owner Of II viii
probably hasten 10 the room and stake
heavily on the corresponding number
able The EtranCest part Of IL all IS
the fact that the number invaTia bly,
comes up
Most brides long for fair weather for
their wedding day because of the old
SAYING 'BIest be the bride the sun
shines on. But the rainy day bird e
may console herself With the fact that
IN some countries the bride prays for
rain, taking It as an omen that all her
tears are shed before marriage and
that there viii be none after. The Ger
mans cay a new JOY comes with every
raindT3p-
There is also q universal belief that Il
IS very unIuclzy for bride 10 see her
self in a mirror after her toilet IS com
uieted- IF she so far fOrEets herself as
TO do this and wishes TO appcase the
Tates, she may do so by turning away,
Cira wing on her glove, and having some
tiny ribbon. flower, OF jewel fastened to
her GOWN
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Daily Fashion Talks.
y FRANCES CARROLL.

NJ OWADAYS. the modes for the juve-
nile contingent are Just as sensi-
tive as those for the adult members OF
the family, and IL behooves the mother
Of the house 10 keep her eyes open 10
possibilities in the way Of seasonable
and EOOd-Iooking frocks which are OBJ
tsiuabIe at a reasonable expenditure Of
time and money.
The natty garment pictured offers
many suggestions for spring wear
II intended for dressy occasions black
and white serge would make q. most at
tractive gown, a F'renChy touch OF
crimson being possible IN the tie and
pipiuEs and the buttons
If a more unitarian garment is de
sired. blue serge would be a good Sc
lection with buttons. piping and tie OF
emerald green. which IS one Of the fsds
OF the present moment governing the
wardrobe of the smart dressers-
Any number Of attractive features
serve 10 bring this garment to the at
teution Of tbs woman who is fv9d Of
seeing her small daughter wear pretty
and becoming frockS-
Particularly elective is the fuish at
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Expense Is Large Serving
Frequently AS Bridesmaid

v v bridesmaid. never a bride. %
must have been Jealous Of
the other girls popularity, for any num-
Der or happily married women might
be found who have been bridesmaids
mont merely three. but twenty times.
and even oftener
The girl Of the period who IS belle
and beauty is asked 10 be bridesmaid
by mere acquaintance, who desire the
eclat of having her name in the list
OF attendants, and after the first plunge
she comes to look upon her role as a
sort Of continuous performance.
The first plunge usually comes in the
second season. 4 gftI is seldom asked
10 be bridesmaid If her first season
unless some member Of her family or a
very intimate friend desires her ser
vices Toward spring, II Cupid has been
active among her fellow debutantes. her
duties may begin. but IL is n her sec
ond season that she really gets down
10 business TEen, II she mas acquired
me reputation Of being the most popular
cirl IN tOwD. she pays dearly for the
nohoT- 4 new gown has 10 be WoTn At
eaca wedding. for every bride wishes
the gowns or her bridesmaids 10 be
exclusive. and even q simple frOck mace
by some dressmaker who viii make
reduction for the lot viii cost from 500
70 30 The same gown could be made
at home for from SO TO go. but would
probably differ from the others IN some
slight detail and would have less chic
on that account.
However, some clever young women
manage 10 eyade part of this expense.
One sirI last season, finding that she
was 10 offiCiate IS bridesmaid 4 good
many times. put aside the first frocks,
and when another bride-to-be decided on
n color similar 10 one Of these she used
the foundation and had a clever little
FrCnchwOman copy the sUperstructure
from q sketch In this way she avoided
what would otherwise have been great
and almost useless expense, and could
rheerfuIIy accept whenever asked 10 be
one OF the procession
Besides Ehe dress there are the various
eSsOries-sIIDpeTs. stockings. hat,
gloves, and possibly a muff or q tuIle
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FRENCH LACKING
IN POLITENESS

A new society has just been formed
in Paris to promote poIiteness 70 women
The orEanizers say ths Frenchusu &
traditional politencss to the other sex
has Wa1ed, and that Americans and
EnSlishmen are now Ear more polite.
The fact = pointed out that while IN
London and New York II IS common for
men TO give seats 10 women IN the pub
lie Convey1nces IL Is comparatively rare
IN Paris.
The present plans are NOT 20 revise
the exaggerated Oid-tITuc courresv. b1lf
70 lead the Freedman IA OK 70 the poiur
where ne viii not suffer hv CouIuzriEpu-
Members OF the society viii wear q dis
tInEuiShing badge Applications have
been made for permission 70 post IN
public places ana cOnyevances q notice
reading BE polite 20 women"