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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-01

dollar a bottle. the latter size being
bought by those who already know
Its value. and it contains proportion.
ately more.
Everyone likes Syrup Pcpsin as ii
is very pleasant to the taste. It is
also mild n non-griping and free
from injurious ingredients.
II no member of your family has
ever used Syrup Pepsin and you
would like to make a personal trial
Of 1t before buying it in the regular
way OF a druggist, send your address
"a Postal will do-to DR.. w. B. Cald.
we'll. AIS Washington St.. Monticello,
ILL.,. and a free sample bottle will be
mailed you. Results are always guar.
anteed or money will be refunded.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-01
Bridge Tea for Bride.

St WI uDuIuNs
Mrs. NJ. +. Stricken and Mrs. W. d,
Woolsey will give . bridge tea mex,
Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Stricker's
home on South Fourth street as ar
honor to Miss Mayme DeCamp who
wcds November 16. The hostesses
nave invited as guests just those la.
dies who have lived at the Hotel Nor.
thern when Miss DeCamp was also a
resident there.
Supper Saturday Night.
The ladies of the w. Il. G. are
making plans To serve a company of
scventy-iive guests at their annual
supper to be given tomorrow evening
or h members of the G. A. r. and
their families. The supper will be
given at the Odd Fellows hall and
will be a delicious feast. Long tables
will be handsomely spread with snowy
linen and flags will carry out the din
ing room decorations.
Following the supper the g. A. r.
will hold its regular meeting SO there
Will be no evening program.
Evening Party for Bride.
Mrs. W. c. Judge and Miss Selma
Hassell entertained last evening in
honor of Miss Mayme DeCamp who
becomes the bride of Mr.. William
Gourlie Of New York city on November
l6 n their delightful pleasure was
given at the home of Mrs. Bulge on
Cheyenne avenue. Thirty girl friends
of II honoree We're favored with in
vitations and the evening hours were
happily passed with visiting and maxi
ing biography picture booklets of one
another. The hostesses gave the
bride a pretty gift for her chest and
the evening was brought to a close
with Il dainty luncheon service.
The emblems of Halloween prevail
ed in the decoration of the Bulge
home for this happy occasion and
golden yellow was the color note. A
bowl Vt yellow chrysanthemums
adorned the table and the hostesses
were assisted in serving by Miss Mar
Miss Ada Bulge.
A push Cart" Bazaar.
At the meeting of the ladies Of the
Methodist Aid society held yesterday
afternoon with Mrs. j. NJ. O'Neale,
plans for the annual supper and bazaar
were completed and some novel fea-
lures have been decided upon.
A push cart" bazaar is the novelty
to be introduced and the date Is We'd
nesday. December 4. The church par.
lors will be used for this part Of the
holiday festivity and the various room.
will be lined with prettily decorated
push carts, zach containing a different
line Of holiday goods such as handker.
chiefs, opera bags, plain and fancy
aprons. kitchen necessities and score.
of other daintics suitable for Christ.
mas gifts. Ladies will he in charge
of each push cart and will do her ut.
mos to outseli her n%eighbor. The sup.
NOR will hn ~ n,11,x1 roD..
and will be served in the dining hall
Various committee chairmen waf
named at yesterdays meeting and the
ladies will get busy Immediately to
complete plans for this importan,
event.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-01
Did Shco

"Now. don't you dare!' said she.
In terror from mo jumping.
'I'll scream. / will. indeed, l will"
My heart was wildly humping.
But recklcssly I seized her.
] kissed her often. did 1t well,
And then | boldly staggered.
81 guess you'd better yell!"
"You horrid old sarcastic thing"
Bald she. now pressing near me.
s'My ma is in the other
You know quite we'll she'd hear me.
u. T. q.
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Society Personals.

- Z 4 = x = z < < =
Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Poole of Forest
River n son were guests of Mrs. f..
R. Pomeroy yesterday while en route
to Vancouver. WASH, where they will
reside.
Miss Helen Healy is confined to her
home on North Seventh street today
on account of illness, having con
tracted a severe cold. {
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-01

BLUE BROADCLOTH COSTUME.
The tailored gown illustrated here
is of dark blue broadcloth, trimmed
with silk braid and ornamental but
tor The skirt is rather fuller thar
are most of the seasons models, and
the GETAWAY of the coat is much modi-
fled. Collar and rever have n mod
tsh touch in the coin spotted velve,
with which they are faced.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-01

No one has a monopoly on the re-
spons'o'lity, although some act that
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-01

a mummy gets blamed little salts
,aetlon from winning the endurance
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-01

Of the city's social workers are in
v%estigating the idea.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-01
Returns to Michigan Homo.

Returns to Michigan Home.
Mrs. 4. j. Starkweathcr Of kala-
mazoo, Mich. who has enjoyed a de-
lighttul five months visit here as the
guest of her son II daughter-in.law.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. L.. Starkweather of
Belmont avenue left last evening for
her Michigan home. Enroute Mrs.
Starkweather will stop In Sheffield.
ILL.,. for a few days visit with friends.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-01

The ladies Of Plymouth C%ongrega-
tional church have selected Friday.
December s. as the date for the annual
Christmas bazaar and supper The
bazaar will be held in the church par
lors and supper will be served In the
dining room.
Will Live in Florida.
lIangdon Courier Democrat: s. T..
Desrosier and family are leaving their
farm one mile and n half south of
1.angdon this fall for Florida. where
MIR. DcsrOsier has II plantation and
orange grove. They will stay there
for the winter and may decide to
make their home in the southland.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-01

Committee Meeting Postponed.
The meeting of the visiting nurse
committee of the Associated Charities
scheduled for this morning has beer
postponed until next Friday. Novem'
her S. at 10 o'clock in the city hall.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-01

JnV1Nr al MUFN1nEStUC,
Dean Joseph KENNEDY of tho uni
versity and Mrs. Kennedy write from
New York city that they are nicely
settled for the winter. living at Morn
ingside park. and that they are en-
ioying the sights of Tho metropolis
to the extreme. Dean Kennedy is do
ing post graduate work at Columbia
university during his years leave of
absence from the North Dakota insti-
tuition.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-01-05
5onoerjvllano~
eRgNgVy VYe AhA yygysy4 NHh yVVgt hnA Fsg MR. yytt1eAFayeaA e Nataf Y

5 e + 5 0 m 8 ) e nj 1T e t
81 I 6erStrp t" / Mabenraa
er mi iaa blot fremifre6et, at 6en
1tore ny 8Dgning forleoen funoe
ureiies", / bbilfen Mnle6ning Betty
relien operrafte Mrbejoerne bber ct
Eengebelgb. S set M Stem for
gam1e 6olf blioer Ser 6 6amilielej=
ltgbe0er og 6 2eiligbe6er til enlige
Herloner.
81 e B r a 5. 6orleoen Scat
mellem 9 og 3 ne6bren0te @br:
Scbmiots @aor6 / @gtter11p. Sc,
ietningen, 6 @elte, 80 &reatl1rer og
Is Sbin in6ebren6te. Gcbmiot og
@u1tru me6 oeres 3 imaa 8grn beef
fe6es fgr1t 6a Eoget fired, og mnotte
ndgne uo. 8ranooeienet fra Soft
lnn0 me0te, men fnn0e iffe norette
oct allermtnblt tie, Ga alt Ito6 / lps
Sue. Scbmi6t bar bel foriifret;
men lioer bog ct Sab. Sloen me:1es
at bore opitaaet ira 5foritenen.
6 Ii I S b + III ,. 9. 10.
December fejreoe ct ogtbGroigt 9Gg>
tepar I Mabd 6eres @ul6brpIl1p>
nemlig Nftpgtsman6 Ginggaoro %
@ulobrnogommen er feot
BEN 19. Marts 1881, @%ulobruoen
6en Is. Gftoher 1926 De aon1le
bar / oeres 9ggteifab boot 2 8grn,
en- Datter font er gift ! &ongeriget,
og en- S6n, Ser Dar @aarben I
% Bog bbem oe gamle Dor.
er en- al Dem, Der er
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-01-05

OeS 1Oe, Dg De 0Dlqg11e 11nd bg1t11eS
ita6tgt Mrbei0e, bar man IRnge
iggt at finoe pasien6e Beifiafti-
gelie for Dem ON 8interen, laa fanot
man paa at lape Sl1letrnppnt al
@ranfogler og B%prrefogler / forlfiel<
lige Stdrrelier og &ombinationer.
9e btrfer nlle ler0eles %oeforotipt
paa Sltlebor0et eller Suletreet; set
.er en- ubillig" Bpnt 49, og &igberen
fuar I Gilgift 6en bebagelige 6glelie:
at ftette en- M opblomltrenoe, oonlf
Sn6uitri, Der tillige CT filontropilf.
&oglerne mpen6es 6els til Bor00e-
foraion, 6els til 2pieboloere paa
Street.; Sc forlfielltge @ienitmoe er
forgDlote, forlploe6e> broncere6e og
bbi6e me6 @limmer.
6 e 5 0 III 8 + II S I.
%@ienOommen r@%apnsborg", Molborg,
Der eleS al ct Som orti11m, er al
bette iolgt til &i6bmal16 @. Ye=
t%erie11, 8%o1lebar0en, for $4,000
&roner.
- @aar0en ul16bolt" / Serslep,
ca. $50 S6r. 2on0, er al Broprieter
2orlen iolgt til SIT. 2ongberg al
&anoers for ca. $4,000 ST.
- Hroprieter Sprger1, ti6Iigere
5fobsfoge6 be6 Giborg og Suls=
berg pe6 Geile> bar fjgbt Morf=
ifelsgoaro I gejrum al @roprieter
,2eoring. @aor0en bor ct SilIiggen=
6e al 115 Scr. 2on6.
= @nfefru &pe-2asicn far lolgt
~Magebolm", Sengel9le Gogn> til
Sorbalter Meumann, Snertinge beo
&alun6borg. Mrealet er 265 Eor.
2an0, @artforn 257a IS.
: Broprietrr 9erntle n, Go1,g=
ltrupgaor0, far al @oar6eier s. s..
Beterion fjebt @aor6en u@briittons.
minoe" / 9itrl1p Sogn for $4,000
&r. Mrealet CT 70 Sor. 2an6. @e=
intningen me6falger life.
/ Eroprieter Micbelie11, &otrinc=
berg, bar iolgt fit @oar6 til Nro=
prietgr Sbom Ien, Nafifop, for 49,
300 &r. 8efetning, Snpentor %
&git tilberer @eIgeren.
= Meieribe1tnrer 9l&bl, v6elles=
boob" pr. @ifil0itrup, bor af Ebd=
,.geriens Mrbinger fipbt ~Sollebp-
goar6" pr. Sersleb Station paa
@ipllono for 23S,OO0 ST. 1il
@oor6en berer $50 Sor. 2an6 o. 81.
a. ct Meieri.
g bs al b. &ammerberre,
Sofiagermeiter aaas til Ne6ergaor5
be6 @116fjgbing er oe6, rs Star
gammeI.
Observation-Disclosures, 2pitnant
8arner be6 &iebenbapns 9iterbro
Station er 6g6 / en- Ml6er of e3
Mar. Mf666e bar / 8e1t6belie at BET
bornerife Gi0ei*ommis.
: 8aneingenier be6 S%tatsboner-
ne, @an6> polpt. 8. SITE er 800, 81
@ur gamme1. Mfbp0e bapbe brret
aniat / fin nrhpren6e Gtilling iisen
!, 1873.
- l16enrigsminiiteriet bor fra
Sba11gbai mootaget Telegram ONT,
at or. 8irger Sleien er ofgaaet oes
,9p6en al 81in6tarmbetenbelie> "a
Mor gommeI. Or. Ole EN- ser for
to Mar iioen reiite til Sbongbai, par
anint iom Sberlege poa ct NIT
mo0erne @olpital, beren6e UNDER
Rg6e &ors nntonen, og bar tilltge
aniat iom Gocert / &trurgi be6 set
fpr1te nntperlitet / &ina.
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ben frDgtelig forbapnM i%nopenoig,
men funoe bog naite Gag tage liot
flp6en0e Mering til Jig. Sen far
ltge Gift bab6e Manoen facet u6le-
peret efter en- DprlRgerecept. !
Il II 5 e + I 9 5 en-,
81 II g 3 Q re IL ng a a
S ) e n. @n @pgigrelle / 5pnoerig
8rngSfore1ing bar bragt for 9a=
gen, at Soreningens nplig afoeOe
.u66eler bar %efterlo0t Jig ct timber
ilnb pua 5000 &roner. @ao, en-
notwithstanding beotoges oct at
1gge Def11ing bos bans @nfe.
6 $50 tnee nj 5
. m t a II t e. Sorle0en anfom
til 5afSfebt1g Boitbus ct 9rep meo
fglgen6e n6frift:
vGil 6rr1en, Sen imuffeite / @afs-
fpbing 8D,
ben imilen6e, intelligente,
ben bli6e, be0aaren6e, bittige, blp
- mel blD er FUN lite,
men Brb6 for lin 8D -
lom 6prer fin Muia og bgber moo
9Th
fin 8pes og SEN bjemlige 9@re".
n6en 6orlinfeIie naaoe 8repet lit
8eitemmelieslte6.
80 II 5 . 6 | 0 b u
sc paa g D + II b 0 |. M.
Sen frpgtebe @pg6om er MI ogfoa
naaet til 8ornbolm, bbor Sen / Be-
gDn6ellen al December biite / 9iter=
marie Spgn / Mplsbr1ger Sbeo0or
&oefo0's 8eintning. &ele &reatur=
be1tan6en, Is Sur ialt, bleb neo=
1looet og b%egrabet. 9ens Z ip6ligite
Sog11e bleb Derefter ororet aflp9r=
re6e for al l10f6riel al lepen6e DDr,
&g, @alm, &n6er, 0. {. b. ga bette
in6traf lige til Terminen, bleb set
en- meget a%lporlie 9ag for mango
9nnbmnn6, iom bap6e Slagte6pr
til @alg til u0re6ning al &enter og
Mf0rug. Set er farlte Gong at Org
bommen optre6er pao 8ornbolm,
og ingen amer, bborleoes Sen ct
fornmet I'll 8en.
!, &c aor s t + n e
faI + en. Smtrent 80 $50
laffer, Ser bar arbei6et poo 8orn=
bolm / @ommer, ifulbe forIe6en
reiie fra Nefsg mes en- lille Stet=
tiner6mper rMo[tfe", ser. oar toni
met for at bente nm. 90 oct ble1te
en- .itib <ltng, oe ga set fneb meo
.Sibbe= og &pieplabier omboro, meg
te6e @olb6elen at Sc polite Mrbei6ere
at ieile me6. Men Man6t bem> ser
+: leiloe, bar uMufieberen", Ser bab6e
facet rbbetalt @eiiepengene for bele
StDrfen. Sao rlaotte Bolitiet
i6rge for guaranteeing og Sorplej=
ming og %telegrofiif bibfaloe Solfen,
8aitor Ortbe6 fra @jpbenbabn, be6
bbis 6oranitaltning, @olafferne Ser
efter bia Observation-Disclosures
ier bleb afien6t til 6eres &iemIte6
= forelebig for @efsg &oml1nes
&egning. @bor bi6t set nl1 blircr
~Mnfeberen", Sc poogiel6enoe 2on6=
memo, Mefse @omune eller amtet,
Der iieite Snitons ommer til at
betole &iemreiien, er ser 6elte See
finger om.
Den pitiie11on6f
g II + t e + a b r T. Set 1Dnes
MI, 1om Hlanen ON en- pltliellanoif
| Sufferfobrif ifal blipe til 8irfelig=
FEB. @n &re6s al 2an0men6 paa
&ggeegnen me6 @rep 81. Moltfe,
GrDggebeloe, / @pi6ien bar beret
til ct Me0e iammen me6 SSngenier
&iricb fra Stocfbolm, Ser repre-.
ienterer ct it6rre tpif Maifinftrma.
Set tpife Strma bar tilbu6t at ftnan,
ciere EFT S11fferfabrif / 9itiiellon6
og opfgre 8pgntnger 6ertil. Set
er Meningen, at &apitalen 1fal trnf-
feS giennem tDife Banfer, bog at
minoIt Is p@t. ifoI opertoges at ct
6on1 # 8onfftrma. Den tbife Sobrtf
! oil 6esu6en lebere Set forng6ne
&oefrg.
9. 12. December afbolotes / @gge
ct Mg6e at c. 700 2an6mpn6 ONT
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-01-05

g n u s e t e not 8 i
e I. On Ano1tpm far ifanfet Sen
nDe &irfe / Sirtsbuls ct fort mutt
Srgel. Sngen be6, bbem Sen a1o='
mime @iper er; 5agen er oronet peo
en- Mellemmano.
@iborg Sanders 0 r.
e n n g baboe peotaget at gQa
bort fra ben gan1le l1ifif at forere
&1noerne SeSulegaper. Set bnp6es,
at 0enme Sfif un6ertioen iluger set
meite al Sc bon6len6es 6%ortieneite /
Sulemnane6en.
MaruS bar efter 6en fomu-
male Solfetglling, bbori Militer og
tilreilen6e 0og life meoregnes, CO.,
524 Sn6bpggere. Sci er en- SSrem=
gang fra ifior pao 81, ser iaa goot
iom ale fa16er pan Morielisborg=
/, @purteret.
SC p 'g t q
% g + t. Struer 5ogneraao bar
beotaget at bDgge ct @Ieftricitets-
bert til 10000 &r. 8prfet, SET
ifal bore fer6igt til /. Sftober
1912, ifal lebere @leftricitet til
:, Statsbonerne.
SRA g 0 s til $ e T.
r e M a n s. @aaroeier 2our ien,
for ct @ars Sis li6en ipong fig op
til 8eii66er al @ofingermeiter
@itrups ti6ligere @oos / 0rm1trup
be6 8ierringbro, far / 6isie Sage
D6erligere u6bi6et fin Dompne beb
at fibbe 8orre @fop of @reb Srijs>
465 E6r. 2an6, for $4,000 Ser.
6 0 t S /. Ser fl
; ifes / 6enne Sis u%almtn6elig mango
:, 8rislinger t 2imfior0en / Garban6et
= omfring Mors, og 6aglig aflen0es
ca. 200 &asler fra @lpng6re til
Eplflon6. Brilen, ser for 1ogle
Tiger lt6en bar 40 Marf pr. @asle,
CT imi6lerti6 ballet til 10 Morf, men
alligebel fan 6i1ferne babe EN- @ien=
nemlnits6aglgn al 10 &r.
Gtor Bran6 NeiIe
U.s.. g. Gbriitenlens 8ren6eri og
t Maltg6reri pao 5gn0ergobe / @ejle
ct ne6brp116t. Sl6en opito6 mellem
&l. 10 og 1 og ra1e6e til ro paa
Worgenit1n0en. M1le Ma1ftner poe
1og6es og 6esu6en ct fort Eager al
: @brit, &orn og Sooer1toffer iam1
&olonialparer. Mmiagen til Sloens
0pfomit er ubefien6t. @fnoen an.
Haas til 10000 Ser.
9 en m e 8 / II
5 / 8 b e + sgoor6
IS 0 r e n 8. Sabrifant @mil
: Meller og &jebman6 g.. Sesien /
. &oriens bar 1olgt Sen $@olb6el al
ben b%efien6te gamle 8in6ingsberfs:
: gaar6, ~@laus @ort5ens @aar6"
iom bender 10 til Sen6erga6e, til
Sberretsiagferer @11nit pr. &omis:
iion for $4,000 &r. Set er Menin:
i: gen at tilbp6e M1&icums foreninge1
T 8pgningen.
Den pIpn6 g I D.
: b / II 3 NJ q II 8. Som me66elt,
bleb en- ing, jp6if Broprieter nplia
: n%oplDn6ret / &i6benbapn og bergbe1
1000 &r. Otter energiif Sggen
fam6t man neutrality-suspicious., ser
= ofte itraffe6e 86lle 8eter @albp oa
ban &jereite Sngeborg &enrifien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-01-05

Wa0len belfnoige0e BET enc Sen al
borIigt. De blep alle tire figrt 4
Mmbulancepogne til &igsboipitalet.
Forkjslelse helbredet paa en- Dag.
Brug LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tab
de Teller at helbrede. e. w. GROVES On
derskrift er paa liver Eske, Csc.
gerne.
6 TOT 8 a II 5 8 b D.
@entofte 4oml1ne bapbe efter ben /
Mopember foretagne Selling 25,642
SnobDggere.
8o6iIsfer &irfen paa
@ornbolm ct blepen uopi6et og gr1tn=
Digit re1taureret. 56n0ag 5. IL. Sec.
bleb Sen in0piet al 8iifop Oltenfelo,
1om / Sc paafplgenoe Gage bolot
Strife og 6folepiiitatIer paa. 9en.
IS t e t t g e a n
7 e g. Baa ct Mp0e 8r9ite peoto>
ges set at iege Bepilling poa Mn-
leg al en- 8ane fra 8reitg til Mern.
@arantifapitaIen er tegner. Man
benter, at &anen bill blipe- paabe-
gpn6t 1trafs / set nh Nar og bore
fer6ig til Toroaret 1918.
Ct ub pgge1igt 6nnb.
Ser ct beo l16granninger / &igrne=
%eien6ommen mellem g eIterga6e og
@ro1tre6e / 5%ofsfigbing funoet ct
itort MntoI 5feletter, ser ollie laa
; / @etning 25t til @e1t. Sc loa iaa
tet iammen, at Sc ian0ipnligpis lite
J bor bpret begrapet / Sitter. Mnta=
gelig TANNER Sc fra 8eitti6en.
g pr11el d M M e I e II
a g 0 + n + 0 I nj. ga Der
lite ii6en IA. Sftober er forefommet
npe Silfel6e al 8~grnelammelie> bar
Observation-Disclosures bebet SEN
offentlige 8eban0ling al Spgoom=
men / 5panefe og 9iterberre6. Mf
Se s Hotienter, Der en6nu ligger
poa 5panefe SDgeb11s, inolegges
to pou Nefig @pioemibus til be0er=
lagsfri @ebanoling, me0ens Sc 20
rige moa uoifripes iom ubelbre0e=
lige.
6 II Il s b / 5 e e a |
10 [ q II g ernp b anen bar
IRnge ltaaet for. Mu er Sberbejel=
ierne en6te, l%16bi6elien beiluttet, oq
II 6isie Gage bor @langerupbanens
8eitprelie in6gioet Mnorogen6e I'll
Grafifminiiteriet ON at ipge uopir=
fet 2oDbiemmel for %l10bioellen, oe1
biI beltoa / 8onens 6orle11gel|e
me6 .ober 80 @ilometer. Blaner
gaar no paa at forlenge @onen fra
Slangerup op ODER Sreoerifspprt
til @nn0eite0. observation-disclosures
@por ifal benpttes, og 8aneltrefnin=
gen faar berbe6 set 6obbelte al lin
m1brrenoe 2engbe.
gleftriif Serbian c
ID g Hans 5. Sem BE-
fien0te 9an0man0, Broprieter s.
Nielien, ~Eborslun0egoar0" peo
3oaltrup, bor benpen6t fig til Noro,
!! iipllan6s gleftricitetsperf o1gaaen=
Sc ct Hrojeft ON en- eleftriif 8erlon=
oe @oosbane fra Eaaltrup til &iege,
iaafremt Mnlegget al 5ufferfa-
brifen peo @gge hiper be6toget. Sms
foitningerne al 8ane11 er lgielig tall
fuleret til ca. 100000 &r., me6ens
en- olmin6elig &oebane, lom oilers
bil0e bIibc %np6ben6ig, bil0e fo1te ca.
100000 &r. Ser oil MI blibe az
bol6t nogle M6cer ON tSagen.
en- lem 5ftI6baJt.
G%falopagten no for .@obeobagten |
NDborg ipanfnlere6e forle0em frem
og tilbage me6 89slen / SEN enc
Mrm og en- 8ren6ebinsflalfe UNDER
ben m6en. Da 8agtfomon0gren OPP
6uge0e set, gap bnn Srore til Mfes=
min. Serober bIeb SEN 6r11f11e Glib
bagt al6eles raien6e % lprang. in6
paa bam. Sele 8agtmmoifabet al
larmere6es, og me6 fort 8eiper fit
man Ser 9rfen oberman6et. Glib
Dugten, Ser er 8ornbolmer, far ti6=
ligere giennemgaaet ollie @ro0er al
Sc militere Giraffe, it6it BEN frpg-
| teligite at a1le Straffe, 8pien poo
The evening world., 1912-08-26
WOMAN FOUND DEAD
IN A BOOMING HOUSE,

Warned by the Cufran case the police
took no chances when the body OF an
unidentified woman was found in bed in
a rooming house at No. Gsl Greenwich
street yesterday afternoon by Mrs.
Catherine Ballou. whose house 1t Is.
policeman Shevlln brought DR.. Walsh
from ST. ylncents Hospital Dr. Walsh
said that the woman had been dead for
fourteen or fifteen hours and that It
was Coroner's case.
Then the police did not allow sixteen
hours to elapse before beginning
search for the man ~ho had taHea the
woman to the house. They went right
out and arrested and held Frederick
Goulett, a cook. He said that no had
net the woman Friday morning and had
taken her home with him When he
got home Saturday nlgst she was In
bed. He tried to arouse her and found
she was dead. Then he left the house,
badly frightened and roamed tho streets
uESl the police found him.
The evening world., 1912-08-26
M|STAH N|XON'S T0CS,
HELD IN DURANGO VILE,
SCREAM FOR JUSTICE
Walls of His Waistcoat, Means
of his Socks Echo Through
Long Island City Jail.

Something unusual In the sartoriai
line was tucked away In the Long
Island City Jail for Hvs days to. day.
To begin at the bottom. there 10 a
pair OF patent leather shoes with pink
suede uppers and blue buttons: next,
a pair OF yellow eilk socks and above
them q pair Of iavendar-stripcd pants.
shrieking shriiiy above said pants IL q
pea-Grsen vest, pied with crimson
poke dots; thence upwards screams q
purple tie with crieam edsinss. A
bridal gray Prince Albert gives a
tasty setting to this ras time harmony.
while the mother-of-p pearl butter plates
that embeliish the Primo Albrt hum
their delicate rhapsodies.
Accompanying tho above. or rather
encased In them. Ia a brunette gentle
man, who signs himself James Alex
ander Hamilton Nixon. He 10 twenty
Ave years old and resides at No. 90
West Ono Hundred and Thirty-hfth
street--that In. he hopes to rehae
thers it some friend will come and Dali
his clothes and him out. Thore ~
some apprehension In Jail circles that
II tho clothes are not baiied out, they
will break out, perforce, OF their own
energy.
Mr.. Nixon, accompanied by two friends.
embarked In a taxicab In Manhattan.
last night. agreeing 20 pay the chauf-
four - an hour. They were driven to
College Inn. North Beach, where MIR.
The evening world., 1912-08-26
"The Average Girl KnoWs To Three Eligible Men, When
She Should Count at Least a Score in Her
Circle" Says Mrs. Mary AUSTIN

her, particularly II she has no children.
J believe absolutely In her economic in
dependence. or course she may prefer
to cook and keep house. having a nat
ural aptitude for that sort OF work.
In such case she will naturally stay
at home. though I still maintain that
the devotion OF all her skill 20 one man
represents economic waste. But II she
does this she should receive regular
wages from her husband.
"Ths wife who 10 not sAruine
any monsy ana who has NO rsgu-
lar allowance has NO true inoen-
tive for economy. Il - indeed
practically impossible for her, since
she docs not know the extent OF
her resources. believe that Q
healthy young couple can ret
along, even In New York, on a. lit
tie ~ US . week, II the money n
fairly apportionsd between them.
'Tfs,-e IL another expedient for l!y!ns
on small income which seems to ms
worthy Of wider adoption. 1t is simply
to leave the big city and live In thu
small town or the country. Money vii
10 so much further. and for people fire..
from the city-craze life will "a, 10 much
broader and happier. The social advan.
tages alone are sufficient TO make tls
change worth while. | do not think q
large family of children ought to be
brought UP in the city on . small In.
como.
II am Arm believer in marriage foi
young people II both the girl and the
man are given sufficiently wide field
OF choice. One of the difficulties in the
way OF the happy marriage Is tina
young people are not Permitted TO make
to-
especially true OF the dwellers In large
towns. Tho average girl knows two o,
three eligible mon. wsr she should
count at least score in her circle
Personally. / have long been OF tn.
opinion that the municipality should
take up the matter OF providing q social
life for It's young peops, which will NJ.
ford them chance to select theiI
mates"