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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-03
natypical of Mystic Babylon.

IL
foos of revelation. the book OF
2. me last message OF our aSCended
TO his church through tho Apos-
vas written long centuries after
BABYLON pcrlshed. It's reference TO
Il. therefore. can be viewed only
4 Dgnt Of symbolism. As already
-. many OF the prophetic utter
IN lar too strong tn be applied
al BABYLON and her fall.
~ Wh'le speaking directly Of Baby
mr tall at the hands Of the
so9 Pcrs.ans under Cyrus. the
e speak OF the end Of this age
sorij-wide calamitles Incidental
ilWio| Of every institution con-
.mt dstine will. preparatory 10 the
.eaph ot M"ssiahs Kingdom.
u1t AZ your convenience you
Itan XII. l-l3. in confirmation OF
nave said. / recommend further
~. compare Jeremiah l., l5.2g, with
~ Avhl. s. and jeremiah. l.. IS.
.setlon XVI. T.. and the forty
LIZ Win revelation xviii, Q. Com .
ss.einiah H.. So. wIth revelation
s, anr verse l3 Of jeremiah II with
l.. h,ll.. l-l5; and verses 81. 81,
'e'e'auon xviii. >. 4. Il.
~ 'ah make these comparisons.
IN. ana not feel fully convinced
h"y Spirit debating through
sS Jeremiah was the same
TN which guided st. John
,trSS dpocalyptic vision. Nor can
frsn,s escape tho conclusion that
IA w. w. ihe prophecies apply spe-
nyspc Babylon rather than TO
~ clty and country. AZ one
n ppersl Babylon fell before an 2
/fys,,o oseiation predicts IL will be
eer pabylon. AS Literal Babylon
~ Il he whole world so Mystic
so,a 'cptesented as ruling the CIV
H. and hence the entire world.
Nv wI1s m Of Babylon were made
|'fien VINE which they drank from
ID J.r,ssls captured from the tenn -
k1ie5 hsaiem. so Mystic Babylon
lko. ia Iy woman, is said TO make
shIch h'nlk with the wine. or doc
epn $40 shn 81 Ives them out Of the
l'srsl T,uch ph she holds in her hand
fhr ,soaDylon fell by the drying
Aton ,ni,,ers OF the Euphratcs. SO
sar ~, ,eils us that Mystic Babylon
0s xsw se symbolic Euphratcs, and
b men, ol The kings Of the East
ssie,rpdrcd by the drying UP ol
zrls = 'eevelation xvi, l2).
ga ,bar arc assured. Mysti aby-
lIlM como suddenly, I'm ono
5l MI great milestone she shall
lie,,i tie sea to rise no more
Pshvjo, sraelItes were invited &c
eo b", the literal. and were helped
al ,u,nly a few responded, 80
Babv,nn are urged 10 leave
5ilciy m IN which they have beer
nhhe- put only a compar rativcIy
~ ana nave a sufficioncv OF cour-
h viii tzedi 80 respond al the firsi
Now ye delivered after her col.
bn ls' however, the message is
rsnen. is fallen tscntcnccc
Z be 'ue nv, out OF her, my people
uol partakers OF her sins
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-03
Life Insurance Statistics.

hlle Ahsui aiie0 soI"''''iN''
Al a recent meeting of the Association
Of Life Insurance Presidents al Chicago
Edward A. Wood OF PittSburG gave some
Interesting statistics which are worthy of
extended publication. The annual amount
paid hy the public for HE insurance was
as follows:
Regular life insurance COM
panies, premium income. ... $685.. .2SS, ,S93
Regular life insurance COM
paDies interest and other in
come ....... 1872 Tas, ,S99
Assessment and fraternal asso-
Citations ,........,.. 1886 0iO, SOL
Total ,....,........ 1854 l2S. $50
r,t - 49,, III, ,,,,or,
nus 80 :" .ioa i, [tI,,i o. nc InIs,,
@ @so'l W., @ ''tu H. Nit, tLn e,',,-
dIiC' ul"uS ~ 'iI' Pup'lt ~ Dt"'l Soi't
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-03
News Of the Insurance World

steadily forced the greater part 10 cast
orn brokers-San Francisco "Cndcr
writer's Report" June %
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-13
CHARGES
|NHUMAN
CRUELTY
Oklahoma Woman Says Hus.
band Held Lighted Match
TO Her Nose
Special to Daily Leader.

Special to Daily Leader.
Bristow, Okla, May lS.-Telling a
story OF cruel and brutal treatment
at the hands Of her husband, Mrs.
Mary K. laswell living about four
miles from this city. walked into
town and secured warrant for the
arrest of her husband R, S. Laswell.
Because she would not drop her
house work and the care OF her six
small children and go out into the
fields and hoe cotton, Mrs. Laswell
said. her husband beat. her almost
continually
Last Saturday morning. while In a
~ Of rage, her husband who was
holding lighted match in his hand
from which he had just Iii cigar.
leaped over and held the match to his
wtie's eyes burning off the eyebrow
ana practically destroying the sight
and then held the match under her
nose until the entire end Of it was
burned off, she said
Mrs. Laswell came into Justice
Rockwood's office and her face show
ed evidence Of her mistreatment. AS
sistant County Attorney Wilmap was
in the office at the time, an dhe inn
mediately issued a warrant for the
arrest OF Laswell charged with az.
sault and battery.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-13
VETERAN CUB PITCHERS TO co
Chance Has Asked Waivers on Ed
Reulbach and Jack Jfiester

New York May 10 Manage er
frank Chance OF the Cubs hNs asked
for waivers on pfiester and Reuihach
two veteran members OF his pltch-
ing staff Chance disclosed this news
when The team returned iron. IT'S dis
astrous contest with the New York
Nationals Inability to acquire con.
troll Is said to be the primary reason
for letting The beavers go
= am going to give the pitching
staff wholesale shaking up, said
Chance. Il asked for waivers on
Reulbach and Pfiester before the
club left Chicago II possible shall
Try tt make trade in order to lanu
other pitchers who may be given reg
ular work. II Is an utter Impossible.
ity to use men who can not control
their curves, and much valuable
time and many needed games may
he lost before Reulbach OF Pfiester
reach their real form
n can not 20 ahead aud hope to
work Brown every time we come to
a critical point. A present Brown,
Richie Mcintyre and Weaver are
the only men In condition to pitch
winning bali souey and Griffin will
Rave their trials soon and Cole viii
be back on The job before long, but
I'm done With these erratic twilers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-13
STATE DEPARTMENTS NEWS

Oklahoma City. Okla, May ls- Sec
rotary OF State Ben r. Harrison
stanted the following charters:
The Stock Exchange Cigar company
OF Oklahoma City. capital stock, 81,
900: directors, Wells W. Miller, Lucy
h Miller and " N, F'ightmaster.
The Triumph Manufacturing com
|pany. Of Muskogee capital, $25,00O;
directors, T VI Wilson, r. b. Elton
and A G. Lawrence. all OF Muskogee
Davis Coal and Fuel company ol
Pavia. capital, $4,000: directors, y
II Ballard W r. Smith. J. II. Eng
lish and J. r Bingham IF Rayia and
~ 4 Ballard OF Dallas
The Annual Conference Of the
Methodist E'rotestlnt church Of Ok.
lahoma, of Lawtol; capital. none; di.
reetors, j Il. Phipps. Council Hill,
Ckla: r. Roupdss Eomanche, and
Henry Flatohef. III isawt0n.
The AFhucigfe company OF eckiaha.
ina City. capital 100000, directors.
w r Croslen, L. r. Meadows and X.
Il Bell. all of Oklahoma CITY
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-13
MUST HAVE
HURT DREADFULLY
From the Letter Recently Received
From Mrs. E, Fournier, OF Lake
Chatiss, La, Her Suffer
ing Must Have Been
Dreadful,

Lake Charles La had no cour
age or patience left, writes Mrs. h.
Fournier OF this place. as q resuls
of my great suffering
i had backache. headache, heart
palpitatlon, ehills, fainting spells,
sick stomach nervousness, dragging
sensations and thought every mouth
should die.
NO doctor could relieve me and
the month before l began to take
Cardui. could hardly walk. could
not wear my corset, and had pain
in ny right side
Since taking Cardui, I have no
more pain can walk as far a. |
want and am feeling like different
woman
Il YOU suffer from any Of the sym
pfoms describes BY Mrs. Fournier
You are urged to take Cardui, for
Il should surely do as much for YOU
as tt has done for her.
VI YOU are weak aud ailing. fuffer
from lack Of appetite, lack of blood.
lack Of nervous vitality Cardui is
probably lust what you need to h.,lp
YOU build up your physical and ner.
vous constitution tSNSF
Y builds, strengthens, restores and
acts IN every way as a specific. tonic
remedy for womanly weakness.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-13
|hReom 0fReEgjon


The fnality Of faith is this relig
ion of the Spirit 1t is the sacred
privilege OF every child to look NJ
lato the Fathers shining face, writes
hey Charles S, MaeFarland ia the
Homiletic Review, New York, The
same God who ~ sundry times and
i'll divers manners spake IN time past
Into the fathers Dy the prophets, by
tie apostles. BY the fathers them,
srNcs; the same God who has Civ
en TO us the eternal word Of the Son,
is speaking today to every child that
le0ks into mis- face The same Spir.
ii that has inspired the Bible aud
guided the church dwels in every
human heart The same voice that
spoke TO Jesus, at the Jordan, on
the mountain Of TRANSPORTATION, in
tre garden, and on the cross, speaks
today to sour heart and mine
And while religion Of authority
Is bound BY time, is limited by space,
is fixed, FAST, can know no order OF
biogress, ii determined, and can
Lremise no tomorrow that, is any
better than today: the religion OF the
Spirit il infinite in possibility, may
Always await the larger grasp oil
Truth, may ever hope for better, hn.I
OF visions. as the human heart grows
purer and as the human spirit Yields
To the compulsion Of truth and theI
pgrsuasiUns OF its own inward striy-I
iLgs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-13
CONGRESS NAV TAKE RECESS
adjournment From July to Septem
ber /, Is Being Discussed
SpeelsI 10 Daily Leader


Washington, May IS There has
been some talk on the senate side OF
the capital OF arranging for recess
Of congress from the FIRST OF July un
III the first OF September In this
way the solons would escape the broil
iug period IN the capital. Such a
plan involves the passage OF the Ca.
madam reciprocity bill through tht.
senate and probably one or two rGher
measures, such. for example. rs the
resolution providing for eonstitit.
tonal amendment for the direct elec.
uon Of senator's.
Democratic leaders in the house
y ho have been approached on the
have shown disposition "a
rebel against any program that does
not include an agreement for vote
in the senate on their free list bin.
The .eason given for having cor.
Iglf et1 In September would Oe
.t ghe the Democra, n early start
In the work Of revising the tariff
generally, aud for the other extensive
plans that they have made for lnves-
legations and for legislation. I'D to
this time there has been nothing like
IA conclusion on the pan
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-13
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
e q 6 TO RIA
HOUSTON BILL MAY FAIL
Provides for Congressional
Reapportionment-Gores
Sentiments
Special Daily Leader.

Special Daily Leader.
Washington, d. G., May l3.--1he
feeling is growing daily that the SEN
ate will not pass the Houston reap.
portionment bill providing for a
membership Of 433 In the next house
OF representatives Senator Latol.
lette chairman Of senate committee
on census, has all along been oppos-
ed to the passage OF a bill that would
Increase the present membership Of
the house, which according to many
Is already a too weildly body.
1t greatly depends as to whether
or not anything but the Canadian
reciprocity bill is reported favorably
to the senate as to the fate of the
reapportionment bill, which If it
passes, would increase Oklahoma's S
congressional representative by three
members. Whether LaE7ollettes op-
position will be carried SO far as to
prevent the committee from report
ing the bill, Is the merest conjecture
although there Is an apparent air OF
tlnality about some Of the senators
when they suggest that the reappor.
tionment bill may be held up at this
session OF congress. indeed, if the
bill be not kept In committee until
after the next presidential election
Senator Gore is one of the sena-
tors who believes that the congress.
slonal reapportionment bill will have
hard shedding in getting through the
senate during the extra session ot
congress, at east
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-13
MARSHALL NOTES
Special to Daily Leader

Special to Daily Leader
Marshall Okla. May l3-The Tri.
hume says Rolla tSoodnights barn
was destroyed by lightning
Mrs. Emma LaRue was arrested on
warrant sworn out By her husband
charging her with statutory crime.
Saturday Mrs LalRue came here
three weeks ago WITH enc J "A, Gresh
am SO her husband alleges, They
stopped at Hotel Marshall and the
complaint says the 7th command
ment as we'll as several Others was
smashed to snithereens She plead
cd not guilty, however, and her bond
was fixed al 500 which she furnish.
ed She will be given d preliminary
hearing this morning at ten o'clock.
Cleye Risley, who Is staying at the
Adams home south OF town. took a
desc ol biehioride u mercarw, We'd
nesday, which would have ended his
earthly career, but for prompt medi-
cal attention. The young man has
been III for many months, and being
without hope Of recovery, he evident
" thought the sooner It was all over
the better His mind has been affect
ed hs illness.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-13
AMERICAN
LEGION IS
ACCUSED
Rebels Charge Ths|r GFIOgO
Allies with LOotIng and
RtbbIng al Juarsz
tng Associated presa. J

Juarez, Mex, May Warrants
we're sworn out before Mexican pro.
yisional officers In Juarez for the ar.
rest Of number of the members or
the so-called American legion in the
insurrecto army on the cnarge OF
looting aud robbing Cinnamon during
the recent fighting. Several have
come to the American side
twenty-five Americans composed
the American force that made itself
famous by It's desperate fighting dur
ING the three days In the streets OF
Juarez. Whether charges Of looting
have been brought against all OF
these Is not known.
Americans Tipped Off,
Indeed 1t has been Impossible to
confirm from official sources, the
report that charges have been made
against the Americans But the Am.
ericans themselves were quietly told
by Mexican friends that they we're
being looked for and quietly in turn
they crossed the line into American
territory According 10 one of their
number. warrants are out Tor VIII
burn jay Of Huntsville, Arkansas.
formerly d sergeant In the United
states cavalry: Captain Lindefelt
First Lieutenant Mcdonald, and see
ond Lieutenant Crum
Whatever else may result. the inn
mediate effect has been the practical
elimination OF the American fighting
force from the ranks Of the insurrec.
to army The Americans themselves
yehemently deny the charges Of loot
ing made against them, claiming that
jealousy among the insufrecto lead
ers Is back of the charge and that
The moving incentive Is the taking
Of all cerdit for the victory for Mex.
leans 70 the exclusion OF the Ameri.
cans aud OF Colonel Garibaldi. the
grandson Of the Itadan patriot, and
5S Mexlcans, who the Americans as.
sert came TO aid them after they had
fought their way into the city.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-13
.O|Az WON 7
QUIT PLACE
At PRESENT
Next Stop BY Mexican Severn
Ilsnt Depends on Altitude
Of InsuTrecios
(By Associated Pressl


Mexico CITY, May tS-General Dia;
Will not leave the presidency while
he country is in its present state d
unrest He stands ready to state ii
more explicit terms than those con
tanned In his recent manifesto, Ii
necessary, his attitude with refer
euce TO his retirement What was tc
be the next step TO be taken by The
government appeared TO hinge upon
the receipt or non.receipt Of d furth
81 proposal from the revolutionists
Nothing further was to be inaugur
ated by the officials in the direction
q peace conferences.
The Importance of the decision o.
the American government to permit
arms and ammunition to cross the
border into Mexico through the reg
uar channels OF trade is fully ap
lreciated Throughout the insurrec.
ton the greatest handicap to the
rebels has been the difficulty of Sc.
curing rifles and ammunition. The
decision greatly simpllfies Maderos
task Of arming the recruits whom he
expected to flock by thousands to mis-
standard on his projected march to
the capital
what the coming Of Reyes would
mean to the country the minister
could not say His coming was op
posed by the reyolutionisls In tn,
preliminary exchanges preceding the
actual peace negotiations as inject
lhg into the situation new political
cement which tended to complioate
H."
The subject had not been reached
IA the negotiations when they we're
broken of by the introduction of the
: resignation.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-13
Minimum Cost Of VIM

Miss Fanny TRAITS Cochran head
Ct the industrial betterment bureau,
Of the Consumers League of Phila.
delphia. says that man cannot keep
family of FIVE decently on s12 a
week. He may be able TO procure
the bare necessities of life. She said,
tut would not be able to do more
team that, AS the average laboriug
man IN that city is said to earn but
VI he cannot do even as well
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-13

cufK Soap TOR hsf every day, then got
her Of Cu4curx Ointment and hegan TO use
th1t In asMeek there was marked fFf-
proysmsnt hi all used Two cakes of Cuti-
curz Soar and one box cf Cuticura Ointment
and my BABY was cured Of the sores This
was last November: now her hair IA growing
cut nirsis and Ehe has NOT = scar on her,
can nos praise Citicurs enough. | can take
ny child I.lywh9a and people are amazed 10
sss h~Y ~i+E~rf ~-rr Ffnfn fhe time sha
Was four weeks old until she WAS three years.
she was neFer without the terrible eruptior
nut now, THANKS to Cuticufs, | have a well
ehiId Mrs. II II. Householder 2004 VIII
helm Ef., Baltimore, Md, May 10, 1910.
cutisurs KemsdIes are sold throushouttAe wogd.
reltN nFag A Chem. Corp. Sole Props Boston.
AerNz.lee sEss lstsss 72-pAgs cuiieafA Bogk.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-13

Mrs. Frederick Schoff would have
Americans educated in parenthood,
and with that end in view is work
ing for national endowment for a
school and university extension plan.
the headquarters to be at Washing.
ten Mrs. Scboff has compiled the
laws Of every state in the union in
regard to children and, besides be.
ing president of the National con
sress OF mothers is editor Of the
hild Welfare magazine.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-13
9 9 Q @ @ 8 @ @ q @ O 90 @ G
o A. 6 M. COLLEGE NOTES .
g o @ @ @ @ @ @ G g @ @ @ @ !. !,
Special to the Daily Leader

Special to the Daily Leader
saltwater, Okla, May 13-The con
test for the county schools OF agri
culture in each OF the five supreme
court judicial districts in Oklahoma
closed May lst One of these schools
viii be held Ia each Of the districts
IN that county securing the largest
number of paid up memberships to
the County Farmers Institutes and
Woman's Auxiliary based on the
1910 census. &
The returns Of the above contest
were awarded by committee of the
state board Of agriculture consisting
a Messrs, J. 6 Elliott. J. w l.. Cor
ley and f. L, HAYNES The results
are as follows.
FIRST district, Ottawa county
Second district, Marshall county.
lnird district. Pawnee county.
Fourth district. Caddo county
Fifth district, Woods county.
Woods county secured the largsett
membership Of any county in the
state. Their list showed 1915 names
more than one-fourtl Of the total
population of that county. The
FARMERS Institutes ans Womens' Aux
il'aries OF each of these counties Will
meet next week and decide at what
town In the county the school VIII
be held The first school will start
Jdly 10th, and the Others will follow
IN quick succession TWO carloads
OF livestock aud other exhibits will
be taken from this college and the
work will be conducted by profes.
sors from this institution People
from other than winning counties are
pivileged and invited to attend
these schools
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-13

baby Of itching. torturing
eczema II FIRST came when
ahe was between three and
four weeks old. appearing
on her head ! used every
thing imaginable and had
one doctors bill after an
other but nothing cured H..
Then the eczema broke out
40 badly behind her ear
that ! realty thought her
ear would come oH For
months doctored il hut
10 no avail. 1hen IL began
At her nose and her eyes
were nothing bull sores |
had 70 keep her IN a dark
room for two weeks. The
doctor did no good, so I
stopped him coming.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-13

When the shirt waist makers pass.
eu IN the suffrage parade in New
YORK the other day hats were remov-
td and many eyes hsed with tears.
nc banners carried were all draped
III crepe IN csmmemoration Of the
tragedy Of few weeks ago, when l47
Ives We're lost.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-13
Made New vassar Record

Miss Dorothy Smith is the name ot
the freshman at Vassar college who
made a record the other day the best
since Miss Inez MilholIand broke ali
athlete records. Miss Smith threw a
baseball 204 feet and five inches
which is more than nine feet better
than any previous Vassar record
Miss Smith won the college cup for
The highest individual score in the
meet with Is points for the fresh.
lmen
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-13

Since the sad accident Ia the shirt
wnst factory In New York number
.oi prominent women of that city
lave been advocating law that will
require fire drill III an such estab-
\. ements. The law has passed one
branch Of the legislature and 1t is
hoped will pass the other IN many
ot the factories such drill has
been introduced without waiting for
the law.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-13
EXPLAINS FREE LIST VOTE
Morgan or Oklahoma Would Repeal
It II Enacted


Speclhl Ln Dally beHdsr.
Washington, May l3--The Repnb
can insurgents who voted for the
Democratic farmers free list bill arc
r0t resting comfortably. They admit
their votes were Inconsistent espec
lally in view of the fact that many
~ them voted against Canadian reel
p'ooity, and the only excuse offered
Dy the Democrats for bringing in the
Tree list bill was the fact that they
had passing the Canadian compact
Representative Morgan of Oklaho
ma. who with Representative An,
thony OF Kansas. both standpat Re
publicans voted with the Democrats
for the free list bill,( gives the fol.
lowing reasons
TO begin WITH was aggrieved
over the way some of the go.called
Republican leaders deserted the farm.
ers ON Canadian reciprocity. which,
IN my judgment, win seriously hurt
my district and every other district
Where agriculture pfedominaies. II
those Republicans want me to vote to
protect their manufacturing Industry
trey must vote to protect the farm.
efs The reciprocity agreement, in
ny opinion, is direct invasion of
the protective tariff principle and
should not have passed the house.
Another reason for my vote was
that the free list bill contains GOOD
nany articles which farmers must
buy. Therefore, if they must he made
te suffer under reciprocity. 7 think
they should be compensated SO far as
possible, There are some items in
the free list bin thSt think should
DC admitted free Ia any event, but
that = not true generally. and am
n no sense a free trader II the
ifee list bin should become law
would be IN favor of repeating most
OF tt within a limited time
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-13
invitation To Portland

Very beautiful invitations to the
Rose festival at Portland. Ore, have
been received in Guthrie The fes-
tyal occurs In June aud no doubt,
when the cIubwomen go to san Fran
cisco next year to the biennial meet
iEg Of the general federation. they
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-13
m Touch Wlth Eashlon

The "magpieH chain Is the latest
fad, and as its name implies is made
up of black and white beads alter
mating Bags of black and write silk
or embroidered with black beads on
white or white beads on black. will
be carried with such chains Anoth.
er fad that is more in the nature OF
IA freak Of fashion is the thumb ring.