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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-16
Pardon.

The highest of characters is his who
is as ready to pardon the moral errors
of mankind as if he were every day
guilty of the same himself, and at the
same time as cautious of committing
fault as If he never forgave one
Pliny the Younger.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-16

Der of the First Methodist church Of
Bloomington. In life, the decedent was
a temperate, kindly man, VINO had
made number of friends through his
quiet, likeable nature, since coming
to Keokuk.
The body will be taken to Bloom
ington for burial and it is not prob.
able that funeral services will be con-
Quoted here.
First Man Killed.
Frank McPhetridge is the first en-
ploye of the Water Power company
to succumb to injuries received while
at work since construction of the big
dam was commenced sixteen months
ago.
Body Sent This Afternoon.
The body of the late Frank Nc
Petridge was sent this afternoon at 2
o'clock to Bloomington, Ind, where
burial will take place on Thursday it
is thought. The wife and daughter,
Mrs. Brown, accompanied the body.
and Engineer Cooper sent a represen-
tative of the company t. Bloomington
to attend the personal comfort of the
grief stricken relatives.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-16

Summary.
Two base Wheeler .; Boeken
kamp.
Stolen bases-Kneubahl, Wheeler, 4
Mower 2, Mckittrick 8, Boekenkamp
Conlee /, Miller 1.
Base on balls-off Boekenkamp, 2;
off Thieton, g.
Struck out-By Boekenkamp, A by
Thieton, II.
Passed balls-McCoy, 2.
Sacrifice hit-Spink.
Double play-Kern to Sphinx
Sacrifice fly-McCoy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-16

Assist Nature. There are times
when you should assist nature. 1t is
now undertaking to cleanse you sys-
tem--if you will take Hoods Sarsa-
parilla the undertaking will be sue
cessful. This great medicine puri-
ties and builds up as nothing else
does.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-16

and valuable services in behalf of the
city schools, and suggested Attorney
Hugh H. Craig as his successor, Mr..
Craig was nominated and received the
unanimous vote of the council
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-16
Iowa TRAVELLING Man Killed.

DES MONIES, May 1S.-R. w.
Fields, a Des Moines travelling man,
was instantly killed by Rock Island
train on the Iowa Falls line near
here.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-16
Lungs Punetured.

Four physicians were in attendance
on the injured man within short
time and examination showed that
several broken ribs had penetrated
the lungs. causing hemorrhage. The
sand bucket in falling was precipitat-
ed TO the ground heavily, being load
ed at the time with sand and the
marks of the big steel cables which
lowered and raised the carrier, left
marks across the neck of the unfor.
tunate man, showing the manner In
which he was killed The sand car
rier and cables at the time of the ac-
cident and loaded to it's full capacity
weighed something like three or -four
tons.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-16
Was spIlced Boom.

The boom which snapped off, was
an entirely new timber, fourteen by
fourteen, which had been placed as
the main supporting stay of the der.
rick several weeks ago. The large
shaft had been spliced and made Sc
cure with metal pieces and heavy
bolts and was thought to be secure.
The snap and crash to the side of the
giant hosting parts came without
warming and leaving Superintendent
McPhetridge unprotected, caused his
death, twelve hours later.
The derrick which is mobile
frame, had been moved from one posi-
ton to place near the sand cars
which were being loaded short time
previous to the accident last night.
The sand pit had been in operation
Tor about a month.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-16
Prospers for a While.

Prospers for While.
Wickedness may prosper for awhile,
but at the long run he that sets all
knaves at work will pay them
LEstrange.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-16

Do You Have the Right Kind of Help2
Foley Kidney Pills furnish you the
right kind OF help to neutralize and
remove the poisons that cause back
ache, headache, nervousness, and
other kidney and bladder ailments"
Wilkinson & Co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-16
HAMILTON CLUB
LOST SUNDAY GAME
Was Defeated BY the Score of to 8
at Fort Madison in Singing
Fest.

The Hamilton team lost to Fort
Madison Sunday, to 3. The score:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-16
Unfortunate Before.

The deceased Frank McPetridge
was seriously injured when doing
construction work ten years ago
Both legs were broken and his body
badly bruised, almost resulting in his
death.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-16

hselfsh
10 have
ply the
make
or 9th.
eird dis
Bailey.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-12-28

laatpnteta muuten fuin usfon fouts
ta, Ell ianonut tDiben auttatpan eifG
faifenlaisten tifapuioen, ioita uIein
teroitetaan autuuben ebbofIi.
&olmantena Iunnuntaina abpens
tista faarnaii past. 5. 8. !Seimonen
tddud, faff fertaa firfosia ia italia
Sobn 2allion talplla. Samoin pm.
bni g. 3ranffaIa, ia oil fieud foL
masfin pubnia, iofa tuiritti ipirtenid
labfolaiiuuteen, ioufosIa pienenemi.
len |. n. e., mutta eli hdnelt6 iaanut
mitadn iielun ratpintoa, bdnen pu.
beenia oil fpImdd ia tpbidd.
@bfd nDt lopetan, toiste liidd jos
tartpitaan.
Sausfaa ioulua Ia onnellista uutta
tpuotta!
Sobn Sabti.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-12-28

&unnia olfoon Sumalalle forfeuoes'
ia, maasia rauba ia ibmiIiae bpfpd
tabto.
g4ieId usfotpaiiet pstdpat! Sps
bdmeni toitpo oliii etta emme oliIi
pelttoia ia ndlinpitdmdttDmid mel.
bdn autuutemme iubteen, ipaan ettd
innola paltpeliiimme Sumalaa ia
Idbimmdiiidmme Fud Iabiaua, mins
fd Sumala nellie fuuefin on anita
nut. pubufaamme iiitd iuuresta
Iabiasta, mifd meille 2ristufien fauts
ia annettu on, ia iIoitfaamme ia Iau.
lafaamme plistpstd itiaue, ia
FUN me tddud beiffoubesia alamme
Min iaamme taitpaasIa tpdfetppp.
besid iatfaa.
Sirioitti pfli Fabian tien matfuSs
taia
g. !9irtpifosfi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-12-28
&anialaistem fesf,tnbesta.

- 9lini Tuomilen etIintdfomitear
Ielosius. ghicasosia toista wuotto
iitten fabonneen ia tpiime marrasf,
l6 p:nd fuoQeena IDDbetpn Mini
Snomiien etiintdfomitea, iobon fuu'
luitpat Ieuraaipat fanfalaiiet Gbica'
sosio: s. Wtaunus, Waiffo aiura.
s. W. Sarlunb, %. s. lbIman ia
german 2oufo, on npt antanut To-
pulliien ieIostutienia aIiasia. 2uoIe'
man ipioen tutfinnosfa OH fdpnp'
Ielnile, etd Mini Guominen on fupl.
lut buffumaua. Wliiddn ipafitpaltai'
iunben merffeid, eifd mp6sfddn oIe'
mffa iiitd, ettd painoia oIiIi ouui
rasfaana, ei ruumiisia lDDbettp.
WpDstin ie ofa ettei tpainaia ennen
fuolemaanIa ole oqut misIddn buo'
nomaineii iisia pafoisIa tuli tdpfin to-
bistetufIi. Sdrmeen ioutnminen on
tapobtunut iofo tapaturmaiiesti tai
iollain m,mla taipaIla. 2omitea
luulee, ettd ipainaian iulbaIen usfot'
tpmuus laattoi 2linin mieIen find
mddrdsfd tpituottomaffi, eitd bdn
pitt paraimpana Iopettaa eldmdnfd.
!Sdnen etiimiiefieen on fomitea faa'
nut rabaa pleiien ferdpfien fantta
faiffiaan $2,75O.35, ioista fomitea
Iupaa mpDbemmin tebbd tilin. $500
palfintoa, iofa oil lutpattu loptdidIIe,
Ell ole tpield mafIettu, fun on ollut
paifeata mddrdtd, feneQe palfinto
oifeastaan fuuluu. 2liia idtetddn 10.
puIIiIesti oifeuben ratfoistawaff.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-12-28

tettu, tpaan iaapi ndbbd milloin ra'
fennus on ppstpsId. Sid tainainen
iiindfin pritptIesId meitd auttafoon,
ilman Sdntd emme mitddn moi.
2oputIi toimotan faifile guttaian
lufiioille bausfaa ia onnellista uutta
tpmotta! Gdten pppodn teripebtid
faitfia tueIiid ia iiIaria armosIa ia
fpaipasIa.
SiIarenne
W--eu.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-12-28
w arauette. Which.
Si1arenne

Wt0rquette, WtcD.
Suntui pifein ba,sfalta ollesiani
firfosia toilena abpentti'l lunnuntais
fta. Sielld enTin past. 5. $. 9eimo'
men itlisti 9erran Ianaa furiien fies
luiemme Iobbutufief'i, ia tpield iits
ten iaimme fuulIa fun laulettiin 9o'
iianna oifein fafiipariIesia ddness
ia.
Wtinulla olifin aifomuS ilofIeni
mainita ettd me tddua N(arquettes.
latin olemme iaaneet fen, iota oIem.
me 10 fauan toitponeet, MIN. Iaulus
Ienran ieurafunnan pbtepteen. &c
Iaulaa Sumalan funniafIi ia ibmiss
ten fuolemattomien iieluien ilofIi ia
lobbutufieffi. - SIo !9errasta on
teibdn tpdfeppptenne.
Maiffa Iauluieuramme ontin tpie.
la Iapfen iidsfd, Min robfeni Ie iiitd
buolimatta eiiintpd pIeii0n ebesid
laulaen: 9oiianna Oapibin poifa,
fiitettp oIfoon !9dn |. n. e.
SeiIle lauIaiat toimotan bptpdd
tpointia ia obferuutta find tdrfeds.
Id tebtdpdsid, mutta ennen faiffea
feboitan ettd oIfaomme abferia fdps
mddn barioituffsia, iiad Ie antaa
exempt poimaa ia robfeutta iobta.
iauemmefin. Sa olfaamme mpDsfin
fdriinduiiid, fpaiffa adnemme ei
fobta iuiuiiifoan minimum fen pitdiF.
Wtuistafaamme ettd lapii fonttaa
ennenfuin le fdpelee.
Gnnenfoiffea toiipofaamme eitG
SumaIa antaiii paIion fdriifpdllis
ippttd nuorele iobtaiauemme, mr..
Samuel pobioIaIle, iofa on ottanut
Min tpaifean tpDn tebbdtieen ettd
aitpan oppimottomiatin opettaa Iau'
IaiifIi. Spodmestdni toipon ettd iob.
taiamme g. pobioIa ebeIeenfin pbs
I'd innotfaasti toimiii raffauben
tpDsid. Sa fun muistamme ettd eld'
mdmme on tobeIliiu iuutta, min fpud
le antaa innostusta lauluiafin bars
ioittelemaan, iiind toitposIa ettG e.
bes pbbenfddn lunastetun fieIun Iai.
iimme irroitetufii iaatanan fabIeiss
ia. SeIlaiiia fabIeisia fuIfetpia ma.
Zee aifanamme iuuria jouffoia, crit.
tdinfin nuoria, iotfa eifpdt tiebd eis
tpdtfd tabbo iietdd mitadn eIdman
tobelliiuubesta. 9e ptpat futpitelleet
eldmdnId utufupafIi, baibtutpafii
runoeImofIi, ia menepdt fuin afas
not tuuIesia.
W&utta fiitos Sumalan ettd l6ptpp
tpield tdndfin aitana funnon neito.
fla ia nuorufaiiia, iotfa eitpdt tabbu
faIlista aifaania tublata Iqatanan
paItpeIufIesla, fpaan laulatpat Ser.
ran funniafii ia ibmisten iloff.
9nolimatta beiffoufi iistamme fdo'
fddmme main reippaasti eteenpdin,s Il
fiud tpoitto on parlna ipaitfa iperi
men.
Sdmdn funn 4 ia 5 pdiip6 OF
tddlId fesfuuoesiamme entinen opet.
taiamme past. .. HuotiaIainen.
Suntuipa pitfdstd aifaa taas baus,
falta fuuIla ia ndbbd bdntafin.
past. &uoti ialainen ndptti tpieIdfin
oIeman ipastaan iaatanan tpebfeiIp'
id ia bdn lDifin Iuolaa Min palion
ettd oifein rupei farmastelemaan.
Sliiimme tpaan bolusta pitdneet
bdntd pitemmdnfin aifaa fesfuu.
oesiamme, fpoan Fun past. H. ON
npfpddn labetpsiaarnaaiano, min
bdnen tdptDi matfustaa ebeueen.
3oiipomme funausta tpDuenne!
aSteld lopntii toipotan iIoista ia
autuaallista iouIuiubIaa 10. 1911
auttoian toimittaiole ia fen faifiue
lnfiioiue. armosia ia paiipoisIa
fpeIienne.
5. autfonen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-12-28
CHATHAM, NQicb,

Souluf. 21 p. 1911.
@rp. 2luttaian toimius! pppbdn
fioa tdle beifole ia ipaiaalIe piir'
rolleni. -
gnIitIi tertpebbdn 2lutiaiaa ia fen
uutta toimittaiaa ia iamalla toitpo'
tan bausfaa ioulua ia onneuista
uutta bdneu tpaifeasfa ia ristiriiiai'
Iesia toimesIaan.
ytiin, eteenpdin fitd tddadfin mem
nddn maalliIesiafin iubteesIa. SDitd
tddud tebbddn bptpdld tpoimaua,
tutti. ia balfotpDtd y. NJ. 2iitos
Sumalaue ettd ban ndin armabtaa
tdtdfin paitfafuntaa. iefd benselli'
Iesti eHa aineelliiesti meitd tddud
ramitI fee.
2aniauisI sIeurafuntalaiiet tpuoraii'
ipat firffonia fidtd. - gtiin ie GER
ra omiaan eieenpdin fpiepi ia job
battaa, tpaifta tpibollinen fuinfa
paubaiii ia tuffaania repiii. sofa
Serraan luottao, it'd !6dn armab'
toa."
Sitd Sdn nptfin taas nellie mnis'
tuttaa, FUN on antanut nellie ndin
fauniit ilmat ia iuotuiIan talipen.
!6dn ei meitd mibasiaan ranfaiie,
futen oIiiimme dniainneet. 9dtd pu'
buu taas tdmdfin iouluiubIa, mel
bdn faIiin Wapabtoiamme Seiufien
,2ristufien ipntpmdiubla. Otaifo len
lola tpaStaan?
Onto ie iinulle pstdtpdni ielainen
lilo tuin Ie oil paimeni0e 8etlebemin
feboIa beioam iaumaa faitesiaan,
FUN Serran firffaus malaiii beitd,
gstamani! ieuraatfo !Sdntd niinfnin
tietdiat dileltd maalta 9dntd ieura'
Iipat tdbben iobboua Yetlebemiin,
ia Fun be file paifaIe tulimat, lbpfi'
ipdt be lapien mafaapan !eimeSId
Se fumarftpat ia rufoiliipat Sdntd
ia pIistipdt ia funnioitti,pat Smma
laa fitd mitd be fuuIleet ia ndbnee
oIipat, ia menitpdt fitten toista tieti
omalle maolenia.
Tdtd Iamoa iulistusta 9erra tab
too tpielSfin nellie ilmoittaa iananIc
Iaarnooiien famtta, 9dn Idbettdd al
ma usfouiiia tp5miebid tpiinomd
feenId. yliin on 6dn tdnnefin mite
iobtanut.
Sddud on ouut tdud f,nalIa oifet
elonaifa. postori .. Ruotialainet
fdtpi nellie iulistamasia 9erran to
tuufIia. .6dn Iaornafi fofIi fertat
|. StanIouisfirfosia, ferron planisisit
ia ferran Gbenin fouluIIa, ia nil,
poimaffoasti ettd muutamot meneb
tpipdt. - &uinfas festetddn Smma
Ian iuomio, fun ei festetd iaarnai
J tiiomiota.
Gitien fdtpi past. Sofpola. Sdn
fin Iaarna5i Iomoin, ettei a,ituuti'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-12-28
8erfeleb, Gal.
Souluf. IL p. 1911.
&. 9irtpifosfi.

%eCtStev, Sut'
Souluf. IL p. 1911.
pppbdn enfin tertpehtdd 2uttaian
laoiaa lufiiafuntaa. ia toiipon file
iiunausrifasta iouluiublaa, iota taas
plan iaamme piettdd Wapabtaiam'
me lpntpmdn muistofii, Fun Sdn
ipntni tdnne meibdn tpeIiefiemme ia
Da pabtaiafiemme Siitd MT iaams
me plistpspirtemme ipirittdd ia pb'
tpd enfeIein pIistpsmirteen: 8unnia
oIfoon SumalaIe forfeubesia ia
maasia rauba ia ibmiiille bptpd tabe
to.
Sospa 10 mailman faniat pbtpi'
Iipdt foiffi tlobon enfelien fuoroon
SumaIaa funnioittamaan!
9liin, pitdiIi fertoa iotafin tddltd
9erfeIepstd, Fun elelemme tddad
naan omosia biliaiimbesIamme. -
Wleiud oil tddud tpiime fuun alusIa
pifein armpriteaat etpanfeliumiiub'
lat Iaimme istua libatpan pitopDp'
bdn ddresId ia nauttia armpn runs
iaita labioia, ioita ipntif0e firfastet'
tim ianan lupaufiien mufaan. past.
Watanobe ndet poiffeii tadld men.
nesiadn, ipiippen ipiifon pditpdi, ia
ferfeIi ban iiud aiala pitdmddn To-
foufiia ipiiIi eri fertaa. 8uuliioita o'
Ii runiaaeti faifisia tiIaiIuufiisia.
gtiisid fonnetiiin mpDs foIebti So
ponin Idbetpfien bpwdtii. Gn tiebd
tarfemmin iummaa, ioten idtdn Id
bemmdn IelostufIen iiitd, mainitfen
tpaan ettd friuIoien mufaan oil ie
miItei obottamattoman unias.
giin, fpud bdn ieIipdsti tobisti ct.
I'd me faiffi oIemme poifenneet pois
omiue teillemme pnnd felpottomifIi
tuIIeet, min ettei meiDd ole mitddn,
ioua SumoIan Ieppttdii iimme. tpaan
tdptpp meibdn min furitna ia tel
no ottomina iddbd armoon turtpaa'
maan. Siud Seiusban ferron iotpit'
ii meibdn ipntimne omasfa ruu'
miisioon puun pddud, ia ei ainoass
ia an meibdn, ipaan mDDs faifen
ma altman. 81 fufaan fdrfinpt Sd.
men fansIaan, tpaan pfTin 9dn tper'
ia bifoili 9etIemanen prttitarbaSia
iuuri inun tdbteii ia minun tdbte'
nj.
&ai pitdiii iosfus mpDs mainita
iotain pbteispprinnDistd tddad, fun
Ell tdalta ndp niista milIoinfaan mi.
tGGn.
- 9erfelepn frist. nuoriioieuran
naiiet panitpat toimeen fiitospdipd.
nd julian, iosfa oil eniifIi aistif'
faasti ia mauffaasti :palmistettu II.
lollinen, ia iitte benfiStd obielmaa,
10 sta fitpumennen mainittafoon: pb'
teislaulua, tertpebbpspube iefd neiti
SloIan eiiintpminen lauluineen fita'
ran idestpfIeud 3 eri fertaa. Sptpin
to bottamaa ia foiffien mieIid limos
tapaa oil fuuua bdntd. Nield oil
obieImasia uieita runoia ia ferto'
mufIia iefd Iopufli boianaiiin piir'
tein eiitps muinoisI IuomoIoiien nat
len oIemosta. 2opufii Iaulettiin nh.
besid, ia pubeeniobtaia pitt lop'
purufoufIen. giin fitten faifti tpptp'
mdiiin mieIin baioiitpat foteibinia.
= 3ddnd on mpSs Ieurdfunta,
tpaan ie on mield pieni ia nuori
Siitd buoIimatta pprtii ie faspa
maan ia fporttumoon SumoIan ar
mon turtpieIa. On tdGud meilld al
fomutiena rutpeta rafentamaan o
moa pbteistd fotiofin ieurofunnoIl'
ia nuoriIoieuroue. Wtaofin on 10 os
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-12-28

Souluf. 1911.

UsSC9uWVBs ~sUeIs
SouIuf. 1911.
Wteiae on ipntpnpt Dapabtaia
iofa on 8ristus, Serra Oaipibir
faupunsisia. gdmd ibanat lauIee,
oifoot minultafin beifolta former
tpaeltaialta iouIuterrebbpfiend faif
fiaDa aiutpille usfomaiIiqe tpeIiiue
ia FsfoilIe.
Weiae on ipntpnpt WapabtoiaI
81 pstdipdt, fuinfa iuuri ia ibano
aIia on tdmd &ristufien ipntpmd ia
libaan tuleminen. Sun ME IpbGm,
memme ipnppbesid usfon fautto
tittimme titd aIiaa. 9tiemuiten me
iaoin pbbpmme enfeIien lauluun;
.2unnia oIfoon Sumalale forfeu
besia, ia maasia rauba ia ibmiIi Iiae
bDmd tabto."
Slman meibdn Wapabtaiamme IL
baan tnlemista me oliIimme faiffi
tpieId pimepbesid, ipnnisId ia fuoIe.
man paIlasIa, tpaan fiitos Suma.
Iale ettd !Sdn Idbetti oman poifans
ia peIastamaan meitd Ipntisfuriio
iDnnistd, fuolemasta ia perfeleen
tpalasta. Sdmdn 9dn tefi birmuisa
ten fdrfimpsten foutta, tpuobatia'
malta ppbdn, falliin tperenid @olsas
tan ristilld. g}din !Sdn tell meibdt
autuaifii ia ianfaiffiIen eIdmdn pee
riuiiifii. 81 iuurta onneo. GifD oIes
Elm ipptd ibastufiela nbtpd Iaula'
maan:
Spminnpn Iiiuri ialaiIus
On lilo iielumme!
2un firfashiu Ie taipaasia,
Sn iuuri riemumme.
81 lilo, riemu iidinen!
Sa onban meilld Dstdtpdt MT op.
paana ia turtpana tdmd 6ppd pais
men, iofa on luipannut ola meibdn
fanSiamme iofa pdind mailman
loppuun asti. Gmme ole iddneet or.
tpoifii! fdpfddmme fpaan robfeasti
eteenpdin Sdnen ianania ia benfen.
Ia tpoimalla.
Slemmeban me ibmiiet itieSIdmme
beiffoia ia mitdttDmid, emme motif
festddfddn niitd matfantpaiippia ia
tpiboaiien pddlebpDffdpffid tddud
forpipaelufiesia, JOS ei !Sdn, Wa'
pabtoia oIiii meibdn fansfamme.
Daan 6dn meitd fantaa, tufee,
nostaa ia pelastaa. Sidinen fiitos
9dnelle, baleIuiaa!
Cana finulIefin pstdpd, tpeIi tai
fsfo, iofa DIET tpield pdlinpitdmd'
t5n armonoiastaii ia autuubesta,
Seiiabbupas ia aiatteIe fuinfa nos
peasti aifa rientdd ia ebtoo iout,il
Sa onban tparma oIia ettd fufaar
ei moi iipuuttaa fuolemaa, oIfoon
pa ftten rifas tai ,fDpbd. DiiIaus
ei moi fiItd peIastaa, eifd funintaal
linen malta, tpaan faiffien tdptDt
ruumiiuiteSti fuoIla, ia !Serra tpa
roittaa Ianania fautta meitd: olfae
,paImiit, iad cite tiebd milld betfellt
teitd futiutaan.
Onbon birm,iista tulla epdusfoiie
ma ia 6dnen armonia bpltddidni
eIdtpdn SumaIan fastpoien eteen
Niin faIis felu! eld endd barbail,
ipnnin ia Iaatamn paIneIufiesIa
ipaan anna auttaa itiedii. Serra te
Zee fen ianonIa ia benfenid fautta
ia Fun SumoIa iaopi ianania firfas
taa ipntiien ipbdmeIIe, Min bdn ibas
tufieua buubabtao: meille on ipntp
MT Wapobioio, iofa on 2ristus, L
| IN hXn nuhfeod iIp8fo IouIomuon
The Washington herald., 1911-07-15
Little Bed me Tales By EDITH HAvrss

the children began to play games-all
kinds of fine games. There was pin
the tail on the donkey, which was great
fun; "on the green carpet" clap in and
clap out, and lot of others. For over
an hour they played, and then Mrs.
Canton announced that the children
would all go into the parlor.
During the good time Ruth had al
most forgotten the parlor, and how she
shouted with joy with all the children
as the great folding doors were opened.
What do you think?
The parlor had been decorated most
beautifully with all kinds of flowers,
while in the center of the room there
stood the most wonderful white table
of good things you ever saw. There was
ice cream in pretty shaped moIds, candy,
nuts, sandwiches and fruits, while Ia
the center of it all lay wonderful
birthday cake ablaze with candles.
There were ten little lights, one for
each year of Ruth's life.
What a feast it wasi
Z never. was so happy in all my
life" whispered Ruth to her mother as
she was tucked in bed that night.
And then Ruth went to sleep and
dreamed il all oyer again
The Washington herald., 1911-07-15
GNGHAM DRESS POPULAR AGAIN.

The simple gngham which popularity
ionable fad Of the approaching
frocks which
the
Every nceabe color combination
being light blue white
tOns EbrOider favote trimming washable braids
Of
plain material matching
n
elderly
from dainty
the ading.
she
pattern from the offered
the eternal shirt
mark for admring
The Washington herald., 1911-07-15

I out girl that looks like living fashion
plate, and that he knows is dressed far
beyond her means, what right has he to
complain If, in time he grows as hump
shouldered trying to pay her bills as her
father did? He had his warning, and he
refused to take It. ....
| Every man desires a wife who will be
companionable and sympathetic and un-
derstand the things that he does. Are
| there not a thousand ways to test out
whether a woman is broad and intelligent
or narrow Drained and prejudiced before
you are tied to her for life?
| 1 know one wise youth, a man Of heart
and soul. who was very much taken with
an extremely pretty girl and on the verge
| of popping the question to her. Fortu-
nately for him, just before he took the
, fatal step, he invited the girl to go with
him to see a play that swept the whole
gamut Of the finer emotions. The mans
heart was wrung with its pathos, and his
| throat choked with the passion of it, but
| the girl sat up absolutely untouched and
unmoved, her eyes as dry as at a base
bali game.
The man took her home and simply
dumped her at her front door, and never
went near her again. why, she is a
stick a stock, a stone,' he said to me.
II would rather be dead than married to
a woman that couldn't understand a play
like that"
One Test of a Sensible Girl.
If were a man would never marry
any woman until 1 had been on an ex-
cursion with her. or on a camping ex-
pedition. II 1 found a girl who. could
be as entertaining and agreeable at
breakfasr as she was at dinner; who
looked as neat and attractive in her shirt
waist and skirt as she did in a ball gown;
who could take missing a train, or a
rainy day with good-natured philosophy
instead Of acting as If the misadventure
were a personal grievance; If she was
cheerful, and helpful, and unselhsh. and
a good companion, and a good fellow
under all circumstances, I'd keep on that
girls trail until persuaded her to marry
me. For I would know that had her
number, and that 1t was a winning one
every time.
But II she was peevish. and selfish,
and exacting, and didn't know how to do
anything, and expected everybody to wait
on her. she'd never lure me up to the
proposing point, not even If she was as
beautiful as Venus. and was stacked up
to her neck in gold.
Oh, you don't have to be a prophet, nor
the son Of a prophet to tell what kind
of a wife a girl make. She carries
her sign about with her, II a man viii
only take the trouble to read It.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-15

There are some new fabrics out Of
which we are to make picture gowns for
the midsummer and the fall. They are
mentioned in the letters from Paris
The foundation color of most OF them
is a queer old parchment tone, which is
one Of the novelties coming back into
the art Of dyeing This was very popu-
lar in its day, and for decades at q
time It was ignored or possibly for
gotten.
There is nothing about It that is artis-
tic. The only way to describe It is to say
1t looks like old parchment. 1t has nc
stiffness, It does not crinkle or crush, but
it looks as though 1t would ripple and
rustic as parchment If one were to shake
it. 1t is dry, ecru, brown tint that
stands for any color that 10 superimposed
on 1t.
For instance, here are the variety OF
colors used with It: One design has
bright pink roses. large and small ones,
bedded IN quantities of green leaves. In
between the punches of roses are little
loose groups Of blue forget-me-nots. An
other design has bold oerfse foliage In
It like wonderful autumn leaves, or the
red Of the sumach, and in between these
sprays Of leaves are quantities Of black
and white berries sprinkled on the sur
face.
Possibly the prettiest design shows this
dull parchment color for the foundation
with stiff little bouquets of pink, mauve,
and yellow scattered over the surface.