The evening world., 1911-05-16

r NOTWITHSTANDING the venerable and seKeviden4 saying that MIL'
IN impos.Sl. to ss one: eass .,,. nave =, y .. S&.s : nSI = r r. sD Of .p.u-
sters to be called "Fraus" Just like their married sisters Instead OF Frau
ldn" as the0present custom entails.
Certain unmarried women in New York in advocating the German project
have expressed a similar desire to be called Mrs" Miss" they declare
is only suitable for girls under twentyon
They assert also that there is a certain projection in che word -Nn.'
particularly to women travelling alone Men. married and unmarrsca' sney
say. are known BY the one title Of mr." and why din'rsntaas In es ca
of women7
I suppose the best eason for direrentiatns Is that q difference snsts
and Miss" offers a protection to the unmarried woman quiSs equal. sAn0ush
different, to that which MRS" affords to the married"
certainly diminish their chance. of acquiring tho coveted psnz In the customary
who {" tina. stunning slar" d. young mn viii az another II me summer
Il don't know hr. y, Il. head waiter e.ns her Mrs BROWN" may b the
And discouraged ,, tn. pr..umproa n.. s. . nsrn.a. n: w.novo -
unattached n actual Miss" Brown may - following ts new fA~h'o' ~ads
most s.:s..si, .ss.ss IN: n.nss. "a :.@S..ss:s 4: -: ss~ No
-. !: ! !: Trims: as.:: !: =, a :.::, p: pm; ;,s: : : : I !: : &C.,. s:s.: . q. :, :. s:.:.::.: ::.ss
few la .sssss' A ss' I . : nv ~: t s.s ,a1s sss:s:.: a. " that q. ' s:ss way y to ~
.: 70 , sssa sr IT " ~es. 10 h rom m, tD good 20 .as !. should let ;asse. follow =.
the heels o expsdi'ncy in rho good DID way
S. oy max: m , Cir, MIND %a, from =. IN .. . ra; ~ !. .: .ss1 he, ,s sos from : ii"
Poor s..sA.l Having .~smDn.h.a III. .%ee.,.o. a.. o. es-
eroass, up BY b. tn. sasns school teacher: WING Or : many hour. s.y: ii tn.
IN. .u.Aer q u. letter !. rev: quoted felt n. han name. a =: :.s Gin an another he
nsu. err. nsusnAn... !: . r.n.oton . her " i.x o, a'aDun. ana pa..
b, e sass;,o ma. an. % .a os1s ss's ss., ~. s" .au.ay V ~ar. sa:sa a' Most children s.v.
var T ss g., a, ...ss. rom sn'e them sn' p .' ~ .oDro.e hun ;A Sr" naa. s: a%s nc Ealing Inns
them the why Of everything; wen Of the obedience exactsd from them.
In the United States at east TIKI family 10 or should b a republic An IA
based Of force u % foreign 20 our Aa ~ o ne conception OF govern
ment And the household in which Q father or mother beats . ohld 10 more
Sarearous han Q government whrs torture tskss' the place or Justice and hu-
tally II reason.
school t.achsrs ha to 70 patient They have % sal ne San things over
I'M ~ day afer day. year aNsr rear Even wre they not FORBIDDEN o beat
children, thy posess a. a rule 100 much tkSAgsnos 70 Wish to enforce with
muscles what their minds cannot convey.
Which i~ perhaps. why 70 nan o. our teachers m sxoasnt m%nas to
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. N Eurtshmsn has suggested that 70 . mark OF rsspect to King 0eo9ge
n svery loyal BNushG should proceed forthwith 70 srow . beard 10 wear
( \ Q beard he hi present Kings y oh ~ tn Sam time - . a&NS to
the late nd also bearded Edward W.. say tMs wouAJos Tsformsr
OF course, only the American herea nsd care what an EnCtshnan does
to his faoe, but so man Of or non rst their fashions from London TIA ths
ultimate dans~ to the clean out clean aAysn American oorntsuanos b ct b
es overlooked. .
Ono thing only ma w hope for In the sn& Of Sn . barhaEous ssnvll/
and hat V the employment Of landNaos sxds~s 70 NY or As ApsnGnS
whishes TO 10 best advantage
Women ave learned the Importance Of Assnns s0h SIDE ot es aA b
puff ts hair . trns NOR o. q nHs. or lot Il dro0p o the oehsr. to hAsrnou!s
with the varying profile II may BE- that . mutton Chop wAAk9 woaA b
fascinating or ne cheek. while . touch Of paWney would b lent BY hANns
half q mustache on ne other.
Perhaps boards like German shrubs aAsnt Be eappsd 70 ne Map~ Of anss
animals
At " rat II mon mus rsvr1 to the bsard ~ AMm have . ues "a.
whsksr out