davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1912-02-11
Oregon Country Society
Plans to Give Banquet

ARRANGEMENTS are being made by the
Society OF the Oregon Country for a
BANQUET to be held at q near date in
commem0rapon OF some historical event
In the history Of the OREGON country.
This society includes persons who have
lived in oregon, Idaho. Washington, and
a part of Montana.
j. V. Robinson IL chairman of a COM
mittee to fix a date and a place for the
banquet. w. Z. Borland and Max
Pracht are members OF this committee
The society held a meeting last night
in the New Ebbitt House. William
Steele, Of Me6ford, Ore, gave an illus
trated talk on the Crater Lake, National
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-25
Sper Qutomobilulvffe

Sra Entalmma, Gal., t%clcgrufcreS
Dclt 20oc Sftober: Scnimob 40
Mcnncifer blep itpgt iorbrGuOte / en-
Nutomobilerploiion Der ibag, og oct
frpqtcs for, at gprgcrmcIter Cart
man bcraf 9pen oe tire onOre pil mi.
tie Siuet.
Gn Sob npsgierriJc itimlene lam
men omfring en- brUnOcn6e Iutauos
bill, iom ira ell Garage bar truffet
no paa 8aoen. 9orgcrmeItcr 3ort-
mon Tom tioligere bar Ghef FOR
Sronoupienet, bialp til mco Sluf.
ningell, % IlfomobiIenS @a5olinbc.
bolber pluoielig e~rploocrcoe. ,3ort.
man % 10 onbre omipGnotes / CT Rll
AZ 6lonlmcrne og blcp ioa iorbrGnor
te, at Der. nGres rirgc Saab ON Oc,
res 2ip. Grploiionen ilpngebe ct
pGlOigt SlommeguiS bcnopcr iii.
lfneruc, al builfc mango blcp tram.
peOc unoer 6obe urher ocn opTtaar.
DC Eanif.
Sreoipe blcp iaa i~orbrGnotc, at DC
maatte brinses pao SoipitoIet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-25

Sra Billings, Mont., meboeles:
Zen iterltc Spebcnpling / iuoeUpren.
De SGion er inbhsltet pao &. g. Nil
cor's 5nrm fem 0til bcrira @pen,
bpor Der poa 40 Mcrcs ouleoeS life
minhre emo 1850 guibel mco bnaro
@interbpeoe, eIlcr gicnncminitlig
5S34 @uibel pr. Ncrc.
Gffe alene bar llbbpttet reforo.
Il~aaenoe, men Spcoen bar al aller
fineitc &palitet. Ger blep ga ogioa
betoIt Den beieIte IarfcoSpriS for
Den, nenllig % Gent pr. 9ltihcl.
Sgiaa ira ANDRE aanter bercttc8
ON fore SpebeauIinger. &oo Ell
9portieftion | Smcgnen al Sticfncp
bleu Ser iaaleoeS inobpitet 33 @uibel
pr. Icre, pg pna en- 480-glcre Graft
tiliammen 1857 9llbel, qlerncm-
initlig oper 80 @uibeI pr. gcre.
Sra Gltlbanf Mont, berettes ON
l%ianenoe rige Gplinger, boaOe al
Speoe, SABRE og Star. grel 2Sohn.
ion fif paa lin 5orm / .SenbIi0bt Bal.
lep 800 9uibel SABRE poo fem Ncrcs,
% alpbonie Bonnet fit 400 9uIDcf
Eoteter paa en- Ntre 9ano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-25
Graoeoie / Oepils Safe

Sra Icuils 2dfe, y. 9uf., telc.
9raieres oen 22oe Cftober: 0teo
gpen / en- Silitnn0 al piIb Spbios
iclie FOR ct Tuiin Automobiler mcO
bepGbneoe WPno aiite0 paa Salt
citer Iegereu Hobert Sores iom /
Aften orpbte Hics 6aperlep meo Ct
9iiflcifub. Automobilcrne 0rog al.
ite0 i aQc H~etninger iorat iaa iot
/ Trabsmnnoer fsr ban tit iieruet
Tia Tor langt ira 9pcn.
Ninore emo en- lime eiter, at
Grobet uar beguaet, bleu Der Ilaact
Beneraldllarm, o. 5~unore6er ar
WRlt0 iloffeoes I'll Sin Saa, bpor
oe bleu inoruQereoe iom Grtrapoliti
og al 9olitid)ei " 2. Barnes ienot
aiite0 / ioritieaige Retninger.
Smiolertio baUoe Sones otter al
baue omfreoiet 9per Ouergiuet Tia
til nogle al SuuttionPrerne peO
Great Rortbern. ganens Rlnbbus og
al oiSie ouerleueret / Eolitiets Spn-
ser.
en- umaaoeIig 6olfemasie for.
iamleoe Jig omfring GountpiGngilet.
iaainart Rubeoen ON Craftsman.
oens 9ongribeIie ipreote iig. Auto.
mobilen, bpori ban fsrtes til 6Rng-
ilct moatte giere flere Smueie, Tor
Oct lptfebes at foa bragt bam | Sif-
ferheo / en- al SPrgilets GeQer.
Hegeren rar feruiet. o. Sfpoc.
aii9ren bar Reiultatet al ct Slogs-
maal. iom bar cpltaaet bag en- al
Salooncrne
Ere Sperial6, Der er uofsrt al
Gegere meo forte Wtellemrnm, bar
raft ct bittert aIasiehab. oa Der
nRres 5rpgt Tor, al Der bill bli giort
siort fort YroeeS meo Craftsman.
Den.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-25
Jnouitriens DIRE.

Enn acknowledgements 2anOsms,
De | ann arbor, gfiG.. iorleocn blep
Der aioet enbel bsiit opiigtsppffenoe
og rpitenbe SplpSnineer ON lllpf,
festiIiGIoer og 3ab Of MenneifeIiO t
Snouitriens Siereite.
Oct anilaaes, at Gntallet al orrb-
te og iaarebe arbcioere / pore inou.
itrieac armeer onOrager til ooer
100000 ON gnret = ct usrre LAB
enO oe ~fjpmpenoe Barter tiliammeit
leb | oen mobcrne Sibs TO itsrite
arige: oen amerifanife goraerfria
og arigen mellem Ruslono og ga,
pan.
Eaa pore Sernbdner alene blir
Ser oper $500 M~enneifer 6rpbte og
oper $4,000 ioaret bpert aar. Of
oisie lllpffeStiliGIber ifploes iislge
MISUNDERSTANDING | Minne'o.
ia os @isconiin ira 40 til 30 Bro.
cent ben me0 Sernbanetieneiten
uunogaaelig iorbunone Hiiifo. 9e
~siterrieife Sabeaer tilifriper 20 BRO.
cent oenne aariag.
9e tpife 5abeIler er 6og fanife sc
paalibeligite. en- inbaaaenoe- lin.
oerisgeIie al @ariagen til oper 40,
900 ulpffestiliRloer, iom inotrai
oeri 2anbet / 1907, ifpIbtes II BRO.
cent arbeiosgipernes Sfisoeslssbeo.
30 Vrocent arbeioernes eeen l,por.
renbeo 90 10 Grocent begge bisie
aariaser tiIimmmen. Reiten. IA Bro.
cent, tilifripes ben meo Snouitrien
iorbunone Hiiifo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-25
Ppeoe 500 pr. 8uihel.

TrGiioeut =. 9. Some al Snpe.
rial @lepator Gomponp / Minne.
apolis bar buot 500 pr. @uibel for
DC fem Silibel Snebe, ioln ~tilfienoeS
$4,000 Collar Erpmien paa 2ono-
Observation-Disclosures for Roropeiten oert
@pen ira Den t2te til oen 23be go.
pcnibcr.
Seo ll%oitiningcns Slut IfaI al ben
0ueoc, ion ira Dc ipu amerifanite
Rorbueititater ienocS til llbitiaingen,
irlgeS peo ~oiicntlig Mutton, OF eiter
oct Irbuo, iom paa 6orbaano err
giort al Or. Some, at osmnle, oil Der
bli bctalt bsie Triler.
Zen ubitiIleoe Speoe ifal fun iGl'
ecS paa ocu @etingelie. at Den iioe'
luffenoe onpeneeS til lloirb. Wan
gaar nenllig no fra, at Inuenoellen
al oennc Speoe lom Saofcrn oil pirfe
iterft / Hetning al at iorbcore apo.
liteten al oen Spebc, iom oprfeS | Oct
anlerifanlfe HoropcIten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-25
ct Suoefilfc cntrum.

Oper 100000 Eumo 9uoeiiif err
| bisie Gage UNDER IiIOirfning / Snl.
portsrernes Garehilie / M~inneapoIiS,
for ienere at ~forienoeS til SetaIi.
bauolere 2unbct rtnot, bpor Sfon.
binoper lpecielt bpgger % Dor.
Som Hationalrct og Slllefoit
ib!onot Sfouoinnpernc ilaar Siloeii.
ifen Den anrrifonite "Iurfep" illo.
itrnOig til Marfen, ibet ser MOB oct
opcnupunte apantim al 100000
Tlno Siif, inoenfor Oct iomme On.
ranoc, panliguis fun iortureS 700.
O0O Huno Salfiinfleb.
Winneapolis CT TnlcrifaS ltore
Slt0ciilfccntrilm.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-25
Rooiepelt hiemme isjen

Sbeobore Hooienelt tiltraaote
Wanbag Worgen Sienneien fra
Chicago til Spiter ban. q. y, bpor
ban 3irsong Sormioong anfom |
beoite Gelaoaenbe. San bar piitnof
libt trGt eiier Den longe Geiie. nten
hans Somiliclpge, Der lebioqebe
bonl, ubiolie Den Wening, at en-
llgcs 90 oil bringe ham ida blot poa'
iobe igier, OF ban nnliaens fan bli
iitano til at ilaa ct Slag eller 10
golafompen, isr oeune ai6lGies poo
GaIpbogcn, 5irsoag ben 5te Sep.
tenlber.
Gllalen or euonu life %iiernet. og
Saaret blsbte liot poa Heiien, mel
Spaen iorflareoe, at bette nRrmeit
bar ct gobt 5egn, ct Werfe paa, at
oct bar begpnht at gro og bet bc'fa.
oiqebe Hibbeu at pore iommen igien.
Ii Spiter Nous 9oraere bar Der
truiiet itore Sorbereoelier til at aipc
bam Ell ieitlig Mootogelie peo Stem
fomIteu. men bette por ct Telegram
poa oct bcitemteitc blet irarnaoet al
2rDenL ioa De triline 5orbereoelier
mlaattc %aiIpies. Iette bar Ell itor
Sfuiielic for 0piterbapinncrne, men
DC lap iig tiltools. ga HooieptIt
Itror eiicr Anfomiten iii SogamorC
Sia icnote Dem Ell perionIig Silier
og lin hicrteligitc 5af Ior bcreS gooc
Billie, iom ban tog / @icrninger2
= +oS
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-25
Kriien / Werico.

Sra Sera Grlts. Merico, er MOB.
taget fslgenoe grcsietelegram, bate
ret ben 23be Sftober:
Hegierinsens trooper inbtog ibag
gpen uoen ipnoerlig Iooitanb. Sc.
liz Sia5 og belle bans Stab togeS
tilianse og aae HebeQerne ofu9b.
neoes. General 9ouis 9aISes oe
Sberit Simines Gaitro bar De feriie,
iom / Spioien for fine trooper
rpffeoe inc / 9peu. De itsote paa
lioen eler ingen Mobitano. Sberit
Sbie 9ia5 Sroa8 Gbeien for Der
21oe. acknowledgement. ium elf
oper til Hebelerne, err enonu life
taget tiIianse. San er en- Setter al
5elir Sia5.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-25
Repolperorama.

S Siolr Sails, g. 9af., fanbt Sen
22Oe os. Ell beiit ubpggeIig StIora.
gelie Steo, ioet en- til afiinoigbeo be.
ruiet Eerion peo Hapn Iartin
Stenslanb meo Jim Repolper iaarebe
to Gerioner, Mrs. Sam Ielfon og
Mortin Hobl. Nrs. Helion blep
ranlmet al 10 Sfuo og beirpgtes p9re
osoeliJ iaaret. Iobl blep iaaret i
Soanben.
Stenslano blep a~rreiteret. Sorbsret
ODER bam bill bli ubiat, inbtil HeillI-
tatet al Mrs. Ielions Saar blir
fienbt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-25

ban. San troe6e life, at set uiISc
ltsoe paa no9eu ltrrfere Mooltano
ira nogen auut, ;oet ban peuteoc, at
Der piIoe opitoa ct aIninoeIigt arap
paa bets SuGrfiGttcIle, iaaiuart Sol
tet forito0, bpor let oiSie 8eie bill
titnne laaes, OF bpor lioet TubIi.
titm / Acknowledged piIbe iple Den
iorcllaaeoe 6orbsielie al Sobafsai.
%aiitcrte
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-25

Sor Se ieet Dor npe Yrpmie-
lite Tor t912-19t3? Zen inoe.
boiler mango npttige 9~ienlianoe
ior gamle 90 llnss,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-25

ASNll fD1Ai NNNA ONA W
Sorioarsmioler.
Snbberetninger til 2onbon mcooe.
Ter, at 9lilgariens % Serbiets S9s
re rpffer / mango 9ipiiiorer | 6orm
al en- pGlbig Solpmoone ino | Spr'
fiet. 9enne Salpmaane itrGffer Jig
belt fra airf-ailisie / 2it for aoria-
nopel til Eriibtino / Nprbeoen al
Sen ierbiife 8rGnie. Sennc iioIt-
nrpnte beiGiteoe @p blep Sirsoog
apelo inotoget al Den enc al De Ter.
biife Irneer, mems ell anoen allere-
DC ltanr foran auIanopas Enrte. Ge
aaiereoe Magter bar biotil bapt Def
beoite al SrGfningerne, % De peo.
blir at tage SmaabDer % Smaafors
ter UNDER i'm Srcmrpfning. Get er
oaberbart, at Sprfiet bar lat liz for
life at ipiloe mango arGfter paa
Soriporet al Observation-Disclosures, men
at oct foncentrerer belle lin Stprfc
paa Soriparet al cnfcltc Souc0pnnf-
ter. Get forncmite al biSic er Iori-
anopel % BET itratigiif pigtigc Sirfs
&ilisie / git berfra. Ser eil iiffert
oct fprite tore Sla8 itaa, for ifuIoe
oct lpffes De aaierebe 0fagtcr of eros
bre aorionopel, iaa ligger ooiao
bermeD geien aaben til aonItantino-
pei.
Sra Getitie telegraferes, at Ster-
lteparten al ben montenegrinIfe Sir
me MI er f%oncentreret / Spo for
Sfutari, bpor oct fsrite Slag, ion1
bibtil bar itaaet mellem Wontenegri-
nerne og Sprferne, MI er / fulo
Sang. Montenegrinerne retter ct
polbiomt 9ombarbenlcnt moo Ben
tprfilfe 9p Saraboid. &c minerte
no Geie oppe / gcrgiioen forat
fomme frem nleo lit Irtilleri. &ron-
prins 9anilo leoer perionlig Opera
tionerne, men ogiaa Den aanlle Song
Wifolai .er tilitebe. SCR slnarebet pau
SurabofdJ begpnote, bolbt Sc arlgss
raaS / Miefo. Samtioigt rpffer mon
temgrinif Snionteri neboper ira
9oropeit og itaar MI bare II Mil ira
Sflltari.
Sra 2onoon meooelcs ben 23bc
Sftpber:
9e iibIte Gfterretninger BERTH ira
arigsIflieplaoien melber ON fortIat
Selo for oe oaierebe Magter. Ser
berne bar erobret Hopiba5ar % err /
girfeligbeben pgiaa Serrer pper Silt
manopa, men bisie Seire foitebe og-
iaa itore Dire.
s Sbrafien begpnber ogiaa Sitllo.
tlp1len at BIZ mere oper1tgtlt5. Ut
fort Slag ubfiGmpes III, oper Ell Itor
6alprunb Sront fpran gorianppeI,
Tom 9ulgarerne liot ON Tenn pmilut-
ter nermere og nGrmere. S git bar
9ulgarcrne aaerebe beiat SaiiIifa
% Sirnouo og fortlGttcr Sremrpf.
ningen pioere ipooner. s Seit ifol De
bape naaet @rooflooen ltGr g(oriall.
opel, iom MI bobmarocres beftigt.
20 llbenoerfer lfal oft uGre falbne.
8rpferne Far inbtaget ben tprfiIfe
9p Serpa; ligeiaa beberifer DC Yro-
en- oper Iliafmon, og berpeo bar De
aiifaaret Sprfernes RetrGtlinie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-25

sfrip eiter Dor npe Spmaifin.
aatalog.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-25

Ser er ncmIig finn imoa Sgloelsbpef
lloen Sort eller 8arnilon eaer anSre
SoriparSmioler.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-25

st Telegram til Berlin fra Son.
itantinopel meboeler, at 200 tprfiife
SoIoater forleoen Sag blep brqbt,
og lige iaa mango fom tiIifabe peo
EN- Sernbanei,lpffe mellem Smprna
og aioin / 9ileoiien. ct ertro 0i.
litGr.SrGn floi at Sporet % ruaebe
neo oper Ell brat Sfrgnt.
Arizona republican., 1912-07-18

Hire a little salesman at The Re publican office. A Want Ad will see more customers than you can.
Arizona republican., 1912-07-18
HIS REGULAR FEE.

Lots of politics around said the anxious looking man to the complacent man with newspaper on his knees in the stree car.
 Plenty, sir-plenty," was the reply.
 Would you mind telling me how you think it will turn out?"
 T thing we will be there with both feet
 You Io?"
 q certcinly do. There is wave of enthusiasm that is carrying him right along"
 why I didn't think he stood any show at all"
 No? Well, you wait"
 q was told that the West was against him"
 My dear man. the West is for him bigger'n 9 house."
 whipping right into line You don't seem to be up to date on the political situaton?"
 No, I don't read so very much. Do YOU think the election will be close?"
 No, sir. He will have laundering majority. No. there won't be any dis pute as to the election. The country has mada up it's mind" The anxious looking man pondered for a moment and then said Come to think of it, you have men | toned rc names. You have assorted that he would get there" And he certainly will" | But do you refer to Taft or Roose- velt?" My dear man, I am a lawyer, and my regular fee for answering that question is $25. Do you wish it ans wered?"
 No, ty thunder!" exclaimed thf other. 'I can go to a clairvoyant ant get an answer for fifty cents
Arizona republican., 1912-07-18
.FRATERnAL SOCIETIES
 AT THE STATE FAIR
One Day to be Devoted to Such Or
 ganizations

If the tentative plans of C. B. Wood do not miscarry a new feature will be added to the fair this year This feature is Society Day"
 This doesn't apply to the Four Hundred of which Ward McAllister once wrote. In other words it is not that kind of a society day The so- cieties here referred to are the sO- cieties which have been organized and which flourish in Phoenix in commemoration of the various states from which the most of our popu- lation comes
 It is a well known fact that native Arizonians, that is. native Arizonians above the ages of three or four years are about as scarce as angels visits Almost all the population of this lusty young commonwealth is made up of people who once lived back east And it has happened that these people. mindful of the country from which they came. have orga nized themselves into various soci- cites for social and recreative pur- poses It is these societies that the secretary has in mind.
 There are quite number Of these societies and for this reason the fea- l ture ought to be glittering suc- cess There are the Missouri soci- ety. the Illinois society. the Wiscon- sin society, the Pennsylvania society, and a lot of others, either completed | or in the making. And new state so- | cieties are born every few months. Secretary Woods idea is to have | a society day. as there is now an | forth The detils of the plan have been supplied by J. c. Reed, whn used to live in Wickenburg and who | also was once member of the legis- lature Reed and Wood will work together for the success of the en- terprise.
 The plan is not an old one but il | ie already taking form. Sc fast is it moving in fact that at the pres ent rate the details will be under con- siGeration within a few days. So
 the officers of the various state so- cetes are asked to communicate
 with MT. Wood or MT. Reed or with
 both of them.
 If the plan goes through it vii roean all sorts of "doings" on the day
 given over to the societies. There may be a barbecue and there vii
 certainly be various forms of added
 entertainment As soon as the St nti
 roent of the state society officers i
 known it will be determined jus
 wlat steps are to De taken with ref
 erence to the plan
Arizona republican., 1912-07-18
A BARONET SELLS NEWSPAPERS
Sir Henry keIlett of England, Re- duced to Poverty, Enters Business.

LOndOn.-Behind the counter of a little cigar and newspaper store in the High street district of Row. a suburb of Melbourne Australia stands throughout the day a suave polite, courtly little man. greeting with bland smile and a grateful much obliged. call again" all who choose to buy newspapers, cigars or tobacco of him.
 Scarcely any of those who know him under the name he has assumed for more than fifteen years are aware of the fact that he is listed in the pages of Debrett as Sir Henry Kel- lett, baronet of the United Kingdom.
 To the reporter of a Melbourne newspaper, who dug out the story of his descent from a high social posi- tiOn to the status of a humble shop keeper, Sir Henry thus explained his position:
 'I was left without shilling and only the rudments of an education; came out here to earn a living and have so far succeeded. I work from dawn to midnight Don't you think under these circumstances it was wise for me to forget my title Rather incongruous for Sir Henry and Lady Kellet' to be selling news papers from behind q shop counter" Atlanta Constitution.
Arizona republican., 1912-07-18
SPECIAL THROUGH CAR
 FOR K. |. DELEGATES
Leaves August Third Over S. F., &
 p. for Colorado Springs.

Phoenix Knights of Columbus will travel to the annual convention of the superior council of the order at Colorado Springs by Santa Fe spe- cial car About thirty members of the order have signed or announced their intention to sign for the eXcur- sion which will be governed by spe- cial rates.
 Leaving Phoenix on the third of August the special car will connect with the California Limited at Will Iiams Three carloads of California K. C.'s will join the train there after a side trip to the canyon.
 The excursion is open to others besides members of the lodge and a number of prospective tourists have promised to become part of the bunch that leaves on the third.
 A partial list of the knights who will represent Phoenix at the con- ference is given: F. DeSOuza. Ed O'Malley, OHara, John Hughes. Peter Ryan and wife, James Murphy, Joe Geary.
Arizona republican., 1912-07-18
SAVING THE POTATO.

There is welcome news from Denver, C. l.. Fitch, investigator of the Colo rado agricultural department, has made the important discovery that excessive heat and too much water affected the growth on potato plants of the fungus called fusarium, which blightei the crop of ,ast year. That blight caused a loss of many milliOns--the loss for Colorado alone is placed at SS.000, 900 - not to speak of the suffering it occas- toned throughout the entire country.
 MT. titchs experiments were con ducted Cn an original and elaborate plan. Various plants were subjected to different degrees of moisture. It was determined to an apparent certainty that those which had too much heat and water were surely and quickly strangled by the fungus. The remedy is obvious and simple: it lies mainly, for those sections where rainfall may be depended upon, in proper drainage and the use of such fertilizers as will promote leaf growth. For the irrigated sections the problem is more difficult, though .ne solution seems assured, and farmers have been already instructed through special bulletins how to regu- late the water and to shade the po- tato beds
 We are living in a day of universal scientific research. The spirit is in the air. directed toward all things. seen or unseen, through telescope and mic roscOpe; toward the reduction of the obdurata forces of nature or the con- quest of misery and disease. And it is often through just such practical in vestigatiOn as this made by MT. Fitch that the world is most benefited. EV- cry farmer and every householder thinks so anyhow
Arizona republican., 1912-07-18

Champs EfySees, the most beautiful avenue in the world. Here there is a double torrent of motor cars and and taxis, one going up and the other going down, besides number of cross cur rents. The havens of refuge on which pedestrians can stand are simply laughable.
 To cross the Champs Elysees at any point requires a triple prodigy of cour- age. ability and nerve. The statistics show that of the 5S0 accidents, thirty were fatal. Furthermore, two thirds of all the victims were women Women, and especially the FTenchwomen, rare ly cross the street we'll, except on a wet day, when they wish to show their ankles. They usually try to cross too
Arizona republican., 1912-07-18
THE ORIGIN OF GLOVES.

PARASITIC origin of gloves is trac- ed to the time of Anon of the twenty first dynesty by M. Daressy.
 Mittens are among the dress acceS- sories found with the mu .,mies of priestesses dating from that period They were made of the same material as that of the upper garment.
 It is probable that actual gloves were also worn to correspond with the foot covering of thin pink or red kid, which was more than mere stocking, for < was so made as to separate the big toe from the others. This insured the safety of the white leather sandal which was fastened by two straps, one of which passed between the first and second toe, the other going owe" the in step.
Arizona republican., 1912-07-18

fast; they become undecided. and the chaffeur knows not what 70 do. The existing regulations are absurd.
 What is the remedy? The Marquis de Dion, founder of the Automobils club of France. assures me that the fault is more that of the pedestrian than of the chauffeur. but suggests that several square yards of the road should be painted white at the cross ings as an indication for the chauffeur to slow down
 Cecilie Sorel of the Comedie Fran torists. advocates the building of sub- terranean passages for the pedestrians. Marquis De CaStellane in the Wash ington Post.