davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1911-03-06

Clover. of Lead. s. D.. against the trustees
Of her estate. This motion, OF which nouce
was given several weeks ago prays also
that George w. Glover be enJoined from
continuing the litigation
II declares that the will OF Mrs. Eddy Is
invalid, because Of the residuary clause by
which the First Church Of Christ. scientist'
of Boston. IL bequeathed an estate estimated
to be worth s2,0O0,O0O. that George w.
Glover is barred from any benefit from the
will because Of the release which ii says he
and others signed several years ago. and
tim, George w Baker alone, as "the nearest
New-York tribune., 1911-03-06
NO NEW CASES AT BALTIMORE.

Baltimore. March J.-No new cases or
dphtheria have developed in the Johns
Hopkins Hospital or the church Home and
Indrmarv during the last forty-eight hours.
According 10 the superintendents oi thoss
no further cases are expects
as the cultures OF all persons suspected
having the disease have indicated they
not affected with the malaGy.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-06
RAIDED A WHOLE TOWN
Authorities Arrest About 200 Persons
for Making Moonshine Whiskey.

Wheeling. ". Va. March About l"'
hundred men. women and children were
arrested at Fortney. W. Va. on Saturday
when the federal authorities swooped down
on the town. All are charged with manu-
featuring moonshine whskey. ana VIII be
held. probably, for the grand jury.
After receiving news Of the large amount
Of Illicit liquor being sent from tihs seS-
tion. the federal authorities raded the
town, and arrested practically al! of the
inhabitants.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-06

of kim" is entitled by the statutes OF New
Hampshire. ito take. receive and hold, MIS-
Eddys property.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-08

"a man rafte benbe fine Roicn'
frame, for at bun ifuloe peliignc
Dem, iaeoe bum: Gag Dem bare no.
Zig / ebers eane SGnoer, oct oil Ge
bape liselaa goot al iom at ies be.
rerer oem."
"a 9ommerne ipurete benbe, bpab
bun bapbe l9rt, ipareoe bun:
Seq fam ~ % ipinbe, % / Den
&etnine fan iee tage Oct OBJ meb bill
eniombeIit al Houeus apiuoer."
ga man iplrgte benoe, boilfei
Sproa aauSen betiente Jig al, naar
ban taIte til henbe, ioareoe bum; "@t,
iom err beorc END ebers". 90 %
man ipurgte: "Sporoan iaa Den bel
Iiae Widoel nb9 @or ban nsecu
Soooe ban Saar?" iparte bum: "5ror
: life Cub err rig nof til of flGoe
bam2 Se bporfor ituISe ban ifirrc
Saaret al iig2"
Strar for fin Ssb raabte bun
"S2SeiuS! ct, WidncIl Rei, Stem,
men bar life ifliiet mig. Ntin aaI'
belle par fra Cub.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-08
Orb al Somiruen africans

Orb, Der er gftertioen operleperet
fra SSeonne b'glrc's Muno: "Sm ieg
baboe bunbrebe Seore % Wsorc,
Tom bapbe forbuot mig BET, = paa
Subs 9efaling bar ieg BOG gnaetl"
0a bum too for 9aupbinen, iagbe
bun: "Ssie Serre, ieg er ubienot al
8ub for at brinae 2anbet og eoer
Si9lp, oe Simlens Serre beoer eber
gjennem mig ON at ppre bans Steo-
~fortreoer. tbi ban er Sranfrigs aon-
ge".
Seq bill bare lepe ct Star enbnu,
berfor mad ieg anpenoe oct pei" =
"Ytin Serre bar en- BOG, bpori ban
ifriper aae Sing; men ben BOG fan
intet 9tenneife lGie, ban bore nofiao
ifripe- % leietpnoig".
"a bun en- Norgen fom no Of Sir.
fen | Gompi6gne, gif bun ben til en-
8ruppe gern % iasoe: ~Niine fi9re
imaa Born, mo bar iolgt mig og
~forraaot mig. Snart pil ma oper-
gipe mig iii 3coen. 9eo bn til Cub
for mig. tbi oa fan jeg life mere
biGIpe aongen al 5rnnfrig".
"Diin 0sb oil life mite GuglPn.
oreue noset. til alt oil gnu iaaleoes,
Tom oct er beitemt al SUB, bpis Reo-
fab ies bar. "3of life mig. men
taf Cub.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-08

@oo giscuit.G eig laoes. tieples
no nofian tpnot % iti9res op / Sum.
oiuaer. Ran bier Stumbling lpsses
en- alat "SauIase-Wea pmtrent
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-08
Set nse Wiaiomisretagenoe

let er life 8eneroIoireftsr Gam
gpoe, men 0ireftsr Ragnnalo 8loct.
itao. Tom itaor / Spioieu for oct tore
norif. ioenife RilionipuSifat, iom pi
npli9 omiolte, meo6eIes ira artiti.
ania. 9Ioefitoo reprGierterer MI bl.
a. IttieielFabet 9pSIeialoene og
Rorif eIeftriif WetoIinouitri Oct bar
~oprinoeIis SoruoiRtuingen, at Ell
itsrrc 1eI al Den Snouitri bet Der
giGIber, ifiiloe Ipaoes / Ror9e.
Ger bIep iaaIeoes ieat aoncesiion
poa en- RGffe itsrre Sab / RomSoas
len. iom ifuIbe reprGientere omtring
100000 S%eitefrPfter. Nen Seilfa.
bet fdnot life at flnne o~fceptere DC
Setingelier. iom bleo opitiaet for
aouces lion. s oct belle taget bar ben
Sammeuilutning al gonoiolosiHte.
r~eSierte, iom oct bar Rcniugeu, at
Spnbifotet ifuIoe omfatte, maattet
opaiues al Senipn til DC norite aou'
ceSiion$Iope. gi uorife Sanoialo err
Oct mn ~pGicntlie nm SpSiefaIoeue,
Tom fonmer / 9etrogtuiug. De re-
prGienterer / fuIot ubupttet StanO
omfrina 10000 SeitefrGiter, o.
ben cnoeIiae llobugning oil urre
fuIbisrt inbeu 1912 eIlcr 1913. ~
bcune araitmrngbe bar IttieieIifo-
bet SpsicfoI6ene imiolertio allerebe
Ieiet no $4,000 SeitefrPiter. iaa man
bare oiI faa omfrina 10000 Seite.
frritcr til 3iSpoiitior. OeSuoen
b~isponercr ScIifobct oper betpoeIig
araitmGneSe / SroGIbGtton. Wen
forsori9t bill piinof oeu oGicntIiaite
Del al SeIIfobetS @irfiombeo bIi ben.
lagt til ANDRE 2onoe. Der nepueS i
fsritc R9ffc Wcrico, bpor Der 10 err
rigeIig 3iIgong paa ganofraft.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-08

Speoepriien boIber Jig Dog goot oppe.
8i ifal Dog life misltnbe Speoeiar.
merite, "a De ofte nof baooe Wob-
gang ogiaa, men albrie lloiigt til at
rette paa SiHgen peo - at itreife.
Set allisepeI, at Sarmerne / II. 9.
itreitebe ct Iar!
= 9ao apaingerne iaa im9tte mo
| Sapen og bare ri Iogdrg til ben;
men Lao life De borne Sons fomrne
Der!
- Solf, Tom Dor npr AIfarpeien,
bar iom &egeI SntereSie l. at ocn
iamme Ilfarpei ier liot IfiffeIig no.
Glenbise, bumt orbeibeoe Sanoeueie
ifiemmer no 2anbifabet, De 9aor
glennem.
- Oct fol bare ct tibet 8ran bort.
ffi9mt Slsbe iii for at ifiGmme bort
en- bel Ssnbe Smsr.
Senere enb / Ssritningen al
Sftober buroe man life fda Smaa-
grille.
Den amerifanife Ssne begpn-
Ser mere og mere at fomr1e I'll SGre
og 8proi9heb. Gen logger Iar ON
onbet sgg for omtrent 400 Wiaioner
Collars, iomt ~ifaffer 2aroets Sor-
gere OF, gorgerinber aiso atpaa for
ca. 200 @iaioner Collars.
= IA Ounce SoIt til ct Gltno
Smsr ifal life bore iaa langt ifra oct
rette, oplpier en- Weierimanb.
Ssniene ifal lGgge fulot iaa
sobt, os seggenc ifal boloe Jig lGn-
eere friIfe / Commencement, ON
man ingen Sarer bar i jim Sonic
flot, flyer Solf, iom buroe pioe oct.
ct Eunb &entilcfp "9lue
8rois", ct Buno "&eb Cop" og ct
Tuno SpiIflsper er life iloe "2awn
@rais". Wan fan nleb benne 8lan-
bling tiIiaa en- "2oun" 50X60 Sob;
men oct flnoe life fade, ON man
iooebe op til A Tunb poa en- 2aipn al
ben uoitr9fning, iom Der n9pnt er,
= Sange, parme Sommerbage er
aIporIige Sing for Sp9ofalpen, bpis
ben life bar goo 9eifpttelie moo go.
lens brpnoenoe Straaler.
= On Wanb, iom bar prsoet BET,
flyer, of man fan u%orpobe "8opbers"
peb at bape @aioline paa en- Siae 3
CONNER / Sirfant, pittte Den / Sulet.
trompe goot isien ale Sui % iao
operlaoe Spret til lin SfiPbne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-08
Dams hos 6rcnIonoere

9lanbt @renlpnbernes Sornsiel.
Ter er bel Dams ben fornemite og OFT.
trent BEN eneite.
Raar Der er Sfib paa Suonene
eQer neo en- eler anben itsrre Seitlig.
beo iom grpaup, garnebaab, $50
ielSoag eaer lignenoe, ba iIutter Sc.
item, iom aItio beitaar Of aaffeOri..
ming oper belle BIdoien, altio meb en-
9ans. 9enne ioregaar errten un6er
aaben Simmel paa ben bare Soro
ener / ct eler anoet 8erfitebslotale,
iom mo tigger JIG Sob til at laane
til bette griig, og bpor Der mart blir
en- 9labs fun iaa tor Tom en- Saaer,
fen, men boor life beito minore Gam
len gaar paa Oct lioligite til en- Bio.
Inns eaer ct SrRfipils Soner. So.
peIb9nfe, SIibeitene, 8erftsisfnsier,
@orbitabler, gaa6e mber arbeibe
ener Separation er t9t beiat al itsi.
enoe os legenbe Bern, Wsore me>
Iopen6e, bienSe ener ffrigenbe Bate
bsrn og gamle, ini,ienbe, bereagtia
uoieenSe geoitemSore, Der meb ubeIi
S~nteresie npoer Spnet al DC 9ani.r.
De oq mellem bperanore pluo.cr ON
Seu sib, 90 De ielu pur ltnse ng iulra
ia / 7anien. gtmoiipren ! en- la
oan gaIial err ffrpffeIis, % bI;uer
init life iorbeoret at Den Barirmc
iom aapaIererne ira omboro begaper
lime imaa g~rsnlanoite geninoer mec.
SPrlig rationale Ganie har 8reu-
l9nberne life meo llnotagelie al Den
samle 5anseoans, iom fun oanies
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-08
Romantif / Vutioen.

On IpffeIig Waro iuigte iorleoen
nleb 9ampifibet Song Sperre" I'll
Stopaneer, fprtGler "@eitlanbet"
Gmboro bite ban Sfibet8 Officerer
@ortrpttet al en- f~ortrpQenoe Tige 90
fortalte benz, at benne Riee baobc ban
funoet eiennem et 9Ggteifabsburcou
Il a~isbenhupn, og MI ifuloe ban meoc
lin elifebe / Stapanger, boor bun
berte bienlme.
San fortalte oiocre, of ban bar
@oo8eier fra 8riitianiafanten, buor
ban boeoe iamnen me0 i'm Ssiter, at
ban lao goot / Oct, og at hans til
fcmmenoe ogiaa Dor / SciiobeIie al
nogle tuien &roner poa aiitebunoen.
Sum bar piitnof ii aar Glore emo
ham, men oct ipilte 10 in9en Hoac,
mente ban, % ido imilte ban
ioa bnIoiaIig MOB oct giaebe, iom
ban bolot foran Zig.
Gftcriom SONG Sperre" nGrmcoe
iig Stapanger, bleo Wtunoen mere %
mere febriIif at fig. San itsoeoe ira
Gnoe til anoen poo Sfibet, traf tia.
oig 5otograiiet irem ira 9rpitIom.
men % i~fottet inooper MOB 2ono
6cbcripGnoing. 0ette beteo 10 ct
belt @enoepunft / bans 9io, bpis ban
Oo life par lioiat for en- letiinoig
Speg.
Manben off tiliIut iom poo Naaa
Ter, og 90 Sfibet lagoc til 9rp9gut,
bar ban nGiten fife Jig lelp l9ngar.
N}eo Sotografiet iSaanoen menltrcoC
ban bper Bigelil % 0faoam poo
aaien, iaa pna @iaeoet % iaa puo
Eerionerne. Solf filnbe frilteS til al
fro, of Oct bar Ell neutrality-suspicious.
iom ifulbe iorepiges, iaa optaget pai
ban og ioa bopeofils for ban frem.
Wten boor meget Ran emo isgte OF
9ioroc Sdmmenligninger, iaa fano.
ban life lit Sicrtes uooalgte, % lio'
uiiffer % misulobig fom ban ilauo
Nen ban Dor Iterf / Sroen % ener'
giif al Ruturcn, loo BET til, % bar
piloe enoml life gioe tabt. Wteo Bill
Iebet / SaanOen orog ban opouel
aQien og beifuet prspenbe boer Sotn
DC, Tom fom | hans Tei. Yluoicli(
itanIet BON iom lan1iladet, mems ban;
Sjerte opfsrte en- nilo SringsoanS
grpItet paa BAN. Ger fom bunl Rl
itoo ban peb fine 9nifers Waal!
Gigen blep ligeiaa perplefs. SIN
gicnfienote ogiuu BAN, % ilig bIet
Sc itaaenoe ct 2iebIif. Sons Siert'
barfeoe og bonreoe UNDER Ssitrpf
OF beore par oct bel life fat meo ling
meens Sierte. @ten Iaa monbet ban
iig op, lsftebe paa Sattcn, mems bur
ncieoe opbt, og ON ct Eteblif loa 81
/ binon0ens arme, iom ON De ifrlot
babe ppret gamle &iGreitefolf.
Senere faces Sc inaffenbe og leen.
Sc, ban mintert ipingenbe paa er
tort Sbenbolbtitof, ipaoierenoe op.
oper mob gper, bpor De forioan0t
Splfeprimlen.
Sig iaa, at Sioen er blottet for
Boeit!
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-08
quiet np Rfekkenet.
Rebiseret at en- praftiff SusmobeL
Trufut-Gct.

On Sop finbaffet fogt Sfinfe, 2
Stopper 8rsofrummer, 2 pispeoe
g@g, nof Dtelf, iaa oct blir paste
oaaot, og liot Salt og Beber. Naar
oct er rsrt lamunen, bellies Oct op t
ct Stegefao, glattes oper paa Sops
pen, % iaa gier man meo Sfeen 8
imaa Soropbninger runot / 5aoet.
S bper al oisie bar man ienere eff
g@g, men fsrit iRttes oct ino / Sagcr.
opnen, til oct er gjennenluarmt. Oa
bar mar sgggene / og letter bet mo
II 8agerounen isien, til Gggene er
faite. Set ierueres / Sabet.
SunSamin.
st S~ierbebels Gullb tor Dit, iom
ripes paa ct &ipjern, Ell balp Sop
Wtelf, bpori man bar bapt en- lioen
&lppe "gicarbollate Of Hotaib" for
at gisre oct mere let ~foroeielig, "a.
S6eife Sennep, ct lioet Gran bpio
Geber, enbnu minbre &alenne.Yeber
Ell llnie Smsr, liot repet Wuifat og
3 Spiieifeer brunei Wtel. Oct bapes
cp / en- @rpoe pe rsres / MI og ou, til
Often er imeltet, 90 bar man tire bis.
pebe 9gg / og rsrer Wasien goot ON,
til Sen err iepn. Man fan enten Itege
bette / Sfiel, eler / imaa "Tattp
Bans, en- til bper Berion, men man
maa enbelig paste poa at ~ieroere bet
rigtis beot, ellers er bet life goot.
Sprloren Sareiteg.
st Guno "Sauiage Weot" (Wteoi-
tier 9eig) og ct balut @itno finbaffet
Srefieo. 3 Sfiper 8rso l99ges |
foIot 8anb, til De er albeles blsoe,
ou frpites oft 8anbet al Dem. Gn
llnie Smer og Ell finbnffet Ssg iPt-
tes paa Stopen / en- 8rpoe og rsres
Ii 5 Minuter, lao Ssgen blir fogt, men
life brun. Saa bar mon grsoet | og
rerer / oct, til oct err giennemparmt.
Sette iGttes tiliioe, til oct er folot,
oa blonbes Oct meo aisoet, ct geg,
"A Sbeife 8eber og y Sbeife Salt.
9aar off err blanbet goot iammen,
formes BET Tom en- lang &iil; benne
l9gges / en- Ganoe og gnioes oper
meo 8ano. 5 9unoen al Yonben
Ipgges 3 tpnbe Sfiper meb ialt SleIf
oe opcr aipbet legges osioa nogle
tpnoe Sfiper ialt Sleif. Saa fteges
oct omtrent en- baIp Sime, eaer 40
Ninuter, og en- Saucc Iapes al araf.
ten / Yanben og libt illr Slsbe..
Sprlpren Spreiteg.
ct Stpffe 5aarefieo Of gogen l9g'
1es / 8iernemelf / "a elmer. Oct
tages ga Oh og uaifes og torres soot,
iaa ip9ffes Oct meo ialt Sleif og Ite'
les lansioutt.
"Eiss in Slanfets".
@ob Biscuit. Geig laoes, fieples
no nofiaa tpuot % ifiGres op / Sum.
oiuaer. 9an boer Stumbling lpsees
en- Slot "Sauiase-We pmtrent
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-08

Gn StcnlnnS. Sbieroartcn | Ger.
lin ~inoehoIocr III, life minore enc $50
Wouumcutcr % @tacohuageruerfer,
Oct itore 6Iertal or reiit / oeu for.
boIoSpiS forte 5io al t3 Aar. aIeue
/ S%eicrSaIitcn err frcmitilet 90 Der.
ionIi9beocr / Stotuer, guiter % re.
"licicr. Oct upeitc Sflllptulrperf, Tom
ioreitiDcr Sciieriroen, bIep iuouict
FOR 2 gor Iieen.
The Washington times., 1911-07-24
Value of Jardinieres
AS Waste Baskets

"Why, that's what big earthen jars
are made for!' asserted the Artist-Man.
II set three or four f1imsy waste bas-
kets afre before 1 found this way out
of trouble. The man in the store said
ii was to put a big palm or rubber
plant in. but I knew better. I lugged
it home, Just as 1t was, and since then
I've taken solid comfort. 1 can drop
half burned matches into it or knock
my ashes out no matter II there is a
lot of scribble paper and old letters in
IT. They may smolder. but they can't
do any harm before I find 1t out. The
ianitor is willing to handle 1t with care,
because what 1 drop into It stays until
he empties It; the pencil sharpenings
and charcoal dust and the like don't
leak out and make a mess on the rug,
nor do they stick to the sides and bot
tom of the jar and refuse to come out
wehn he turns 1t upside down to emp
ty II, as they always did with every
waste basket I've owned. Give me my
big. dark jardiniere. and keep all your
ribbon-tr1mmed wicker fire.
trims to give the fellowws who don't
~"~cte and don't have to light gas burn
arS"
The Washington times., 1911-07-24

The father willingly agreed to this,
but he had little faith that the noble
man would be able to make choice.
He introduced his daughters to the
nobleman, who was so overcome by
their beauty and grace that he almost
gave UP the task he had set for him
self. But when he saw the pleading
look in the fathers face he decided 20
stay and in some way choose between
them.
When he sat at the supper table he
noticed that the youngest daughter
put both elbows on the table and rest
ed her chin on her hands.
"She is lazy" said the nobleman;
I'll not choose her"
The eldest daughter sat very
straight in her chair and was so very
proper and polite that ne felt Ill at
ease.
I'll not choose her." he said: "she
would require her husband to be so
precise that he would be uncomfort-
able"
The middle daughter sat at the table
with ease and she was neither too
precise nor careless, and the noble
man felt sure he had made a choice.
but when he looked at all three they
were so beautiful he found he was
stf1l undecided.
Il will wait a day or two" he said;
st Is not fair to choose in this way"
The next morning he heard the
father call his daughters to get up
and make the house tidy.
Now is my chance" said the noble
man. I'm choose the one who pleases
me in her work"
So he went to the kitchen and hid
behind the door.
The Washington times., 1911-07-24
FOR LITTLE FOLK JUST BEFORE BEDTIME
The Sandman S Stories
THE CHOICE.

The sisters came into the room and
the youngest took a seat in front of
the fire and warmed her feet without
first dusting the hearth.
she is a SloYen as well as lazy" said
the nobleman. III not choose her"
The eldest sister took a broom and
duster and began to clean, but she was
SO fussy and particular that she spent
all her time in one corner OF the room.
III not choose ner," said the noble
man. ''She would wear out my carpets
and furniture with her scrubbing and
cleaning, and then she would always
be at work because she hunts for dust"
BUT the middle sister busted and swept
where II was needed and soon was
ready for breakfast.
I'll choose her," he said. But when
he saw them together he found he could
not make the choice. 1T is not quite
fair he said. ito make a choice so
soon. I'll wait"
When the third day came he was still
unable to choose.
On the evening of the third day when
they sat at supper the nobleman saw a
large cheese on the table. THE cheese
shall decide it," he said to himself.
When the father cut the cheese and
served his daughters the nobleBan
watched, and this is the way. he made a
choice:
The youngest sister ate her piece Of
cheese without removing the rind She
Is sloven and lazy he said. beyond a
doubt. III not we'd her"
The eldest sister cut away so much or
the good part of the cheese in remoY-
ing the rind that the nobleman said:
She will be wasteful in her desire to
be clean. I'll not wed her, for she Is
the other extreme of her younger Sis
ter
Then he watched the middle sister.
She cut the rind away very thin so as
to save ali the eatable part of the
cheese, and the nobleman said to the
father: 81 have chosen. will make
your second daughter my wife.
The Washington times., 1911-07-24
Are Accompanied by Miss
Lillian Menaugh and
Miss Clara Price.

Lieut.. Charles F. B. Price, U. 8. NJ. c.,
and Mrs. Price, who have been spending
the week with Mrs. Prices mother, Mrs.
s. K. Cunningham, on Euclid street, re-
turned to the United States rife range,
at Winthrop. Nd, where Lieutenant
Price is stationed, this afternoon.
They were accompanied by Miss Lii
liam Menaugh, of Washington, and Miss
Clara Price, Of Philadelphia, a sister of
Lieutenant Price, who will be their
guests for a week or two.
Mrs. Calderon Carlisle and Miss Mary
Carlisle, who are spending the summer
at the Virginia Hot Springs, entertained
at luncheon yesterday in honor Of Miss
Wickersharn and Miss Rodman.
Baron Uxkull, of the Russian en-
bassy. is spending several weeks at
Long Beach, L. I.
Mrs. Joseph Crawford and Miss Caryl.
Crawford, who have been spending sew
eral weeks at Chevy Chase, occupying
the Wedderburn house on Irving street,
left Washington today for the summer
Miss Crawford will spend the summer
at Chester, VT, and Mrs. Crawford
viii go to Virginia making occasional
trips to the Capital during the season.
They have closed their apartment at
Stoneleigh Court until autumn.
The Washington times., 1911-07-24
CHAPTER I.
The Gauders

TNE GanderS were at their semi
annual supper-a noisy affair
that was said TO make that end
of London ring. At other times
the Ganders were by no means a
boIstrous lot-a fact which /, Peter
Gallomeade, as an American member
OF the fraternity, feel competent to
affirm. The temper of the brothers
had been nettled through a growing
belief in the detection of a member.
Roedler had been the subject of much
talk. and l resented 1t. In response
to a call / said:
Gentlemen, what are we-a geo
logical society. an organization of
obe-trotters, or a group OF self
caluminators, a fraternity in which
the ger of disintegration are al
l returned to my pocket the napkin
with which l had just whipped the
crumbs from my not very immacu-
late shirt-frOnt
Search him." called somebody from
over the cloth.
1 shooed or the intruder and con-
tinued:
The fact that Brother Roedler has
against the honesty of his intentions.
Doubtless misfortune has overtaken
him in the wilds OF Assam-or-or-"
Fifth avenue interrupted another.
10 suggest tnaI ne mas 0ecampeQ
with the clubs money-is-is-un-
worthy of the brotherhood; and 1, for
one, as a friend and fellow country
man Of our mlslaid brother, earnestly
protest against any such interpreta-
tion of his conduct. 1 shall stand by
my friend and see that he gets JUS
tice-and-"
six months!" called another.
Undismayed. / went on. There were
things I wanted TO say. and 1 hurled
them in the teeth Of the enemy.
"While not strictly a geographical
society,"" continued, I'VE are a broth
erhood of explorers-a cosmopolitan
brotherhood, and, may add, of world
wide reputation. We have already cut
some OF the highest notches on the
totem pole of discovery"
swelled with pride, an approving
conscience. and apple-duff.
1T has been we'll said that the Gan
ders are men who have travelled. who
have explored strange lands, and who
can tell about them in a chatty, unset
entif1c sort of way. Experience-notI
wisdom-is what we want, and I've no
doubt Roedler Is getting II.
The Washington times., 1911-07-24
Claims That American
Women Arise Too Early

Most American women so to bed too
late and rise too early.
The fetch Of early rising Is wor-
SHIPPED by thousands thoughtlessly. Why
is there any special merit in rising early
unless ones work makes it necessary?
Thousands and tens of thousands are
fompeIled by the exacting demands OF
strenuous labor to rise with the dawn
or before it.
When duty calls. this is right. bu4
there is no merit in getting UP early
simpIv for the sake OF doing SO, nor
should the one early riser in the house
compel every one else to bow to her
will.
Breakfast in bed is a luxury which
should be commit. ed to cid people, in
valids and all who find that they can
undertake the days work better II
breakfast comes first
When a woman finds herself becoming
irrita hle. fretful. and peevish, although
her average health has not been appar-
entity impaired. she may be sure that
nature is bidding her call halt 1t Is
time to go more slowly
Probably she Is not getting all the
sleep she needs
Beauty sleep comes before midnight.
Those who hahitually burn the mid
night oil need not expect to retain GOOD
locks and nerves in eQuipoise until their
latest day.
The Washington times., 1911-07-24
Miss Eleanor Davis Re.
turns to Her Home
in Kentucky.

Miss Eleanor Davis returned to her
nome In Kentucky Saturday, after a
visit OF several weeks with Representa-
i've and Mrs. H. D. Clayton at the
Brighton. A number of entertainments
were given in honor of Miss Davis dur
ing her stay In Washington, and on
Friday she was one of the guests at a
luncheon given by Mrs. Robert C. Wick
hre. wife of Representative Wiekliffe OF
Louisiana, at the New Willard.
Mrs. Wickliffes other guests were
Mrs. Champ Clark and Miss Genevieve
Clark. wife and daughter OF the
Speaker; Mrs. S. Hubert Dent. wife Of
Representative Dent of Alabama; ana
Mrs. Clayton.
The Assistant Secretary of the Navy
and Mrs. Beekman Winthrop will return
70 Washington tonight from the North
Shore, where they spent the weekend.
Il
Mr.: and Mrs. Charles NJ. Osborne are
spending some time at Tilghman's Is
land, from where they will go to New
York before returning to Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Luke have re-
turned to the city from an extended
Southern trip.
Mrs. Wallace A. Whitaker has return
TO Washington after a fortnight's stay
at Round Hill. Va.
The Washington times., 1911-07-24
Proper Use of Powder.

1t is sometimes necessary to powder
the face. but powder should be appli-
ed lightly and artistically in order to
impart to the skin the velvety soft
ness of the peach. A face powdered
like a clowns is ridiculous and as
unbecoming as vulgar. Powder on
the face should be imperceptible. and
If used with discretion Is not to be
condemned. Take up but a small
quantity of powder on the puff and
pass lightly over the face. Care
should be taken not to powder the
eyebrows, and the lips must be care
fully wiped to remove any powder
which NAV have fallen. The whole
face. except the eyes, the eyebrows
and lips. should receive a touch of
the powder.