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Gten goIfsportei o~neeborse gbeeoronete gsaaer 4~R.inimgen:
rGs lit angebenerIid, onB Der. reids bon 1912 Die ioIeen 6s Fri.
elc D2onn. Der us nod i'm @or. pnisfrieges uo bic SIapiTerung
nbr mitteite, aHe Snlptllden I'm. Sefterrehs fhon i'm Srubahr 1912
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5inaus geflqt i8t ode nec Sor. imieren 8erban0dmgen in ser gu6
nc, ole ieinn friheren ausfub gettonnfion cine iebr erobe Roae
rungen Dontornmen tpi6eriprift, mic geipieLt 6dben. Moourf oHo nfa
line Observation-Disclosures berutt. man ole 86bG1feit Der naen Dor.
Ger sriegsmintfer lit mabrbait iage begrauben2 Sreiit ha6en
1iht 3u beneioen, ben es lit fem etn5eIre unirrer m~iitGriden guto.
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zen 81 mlnen. 8eDiB fmo Der felt gepgt. gIe hat man be
Brano i'm Suoofen Guropas, Der Sflaqfrait Der tirffihen grmee
Balfnnbuno, Die o~erlnoerte Stet. iberitdst uno Die mittorife Be.
lung Staltens uno GeiRrpTt.ln. oeltung Der galtantooten uner.
yarns polltnh uno rnltortid neue iddstl gaan bat Die armgsnhnrn.
5aftoren BON GROCER 5ragrere. gen Der gatantaaten bo0nanoiQ
Aber bod fam nicn1ono bGtrerer, i9noriert, obrobI Die 6etitc Negie.
'B Die bnrprodlifiten 3otIafen, rmg sum geipiel oaraui mf1ert.
tic itauuensperte geuprgunuation ian ge1aft tuuroe. Gas if elm
RuBLonos, 0s Gooregeies s5ronf. idrperes Sdu6fonfo. " H. + 10
SroB aae0en erfldrtc lid Der 4baeoronete I'M nQaeneinen NIT Der
peeresncrnebrune einpernanoen. q6er Is lit bod nobl fraaIidL Oh Sos
estcre gifehen mare, penn Die Reidsregierung Dor chem Sabre, e6e Sic
Ereigniie auf Dem gafan fb cntpidelt bntcn, nit aufor0erunQcn in
ibnlidem @nbiabe eefon1nen mare.
Die 5roge: p@oorrd nil man bic 9lobGdfct ser nelcn gorIaac
begrunoen?" ihetnt uns nit Der 9IoBGhfet Der Greigniife Ibr uterseu.
seno beantDoret. @enn aid Die aesierung. mic mir onr5 Serrn IRaQer.
RGnrngen befdtgt borcn, iber Die Rifhurgen Der gaIfonitaotcn uno ibc
abftten unterridht mar, 10 fonnte ie bod DEM Reitstaqc nidt at
~propbeeien, oB Die oip[omatiden gcntubungcn, Sen 5rpoen al ebaHeu,
e9li6logen rno Die ieBige Sage eirpten niroe, oc ole RadtDerbdItniIe
terifiebt uo ben BON f5ranreid lange erportahn 3eitplnft naber rit,
an Dem iler GliaB 2otbrtngen uan Der Conan" entihieoen tDeroen ion
$atte bic Resarrng ps oornusgeiogt, 10 bate man tie piter gban.
taferei beihuloig. Sest, nod6em cs gcffeben if, miro ir l1naertid
porgetuorfen, neil He es niht porber berfinbet uno oaraufbingerrnebrun.
Oeen Oes Seeres gefor0ert bat Die fc nibt befomuen boben purae.
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8as bsribmts ManoperbHb .Rn in bic aorfoFrfn" .aons aus
ben aartoffein' pirO f9 BET @tutdri faum nhb.r6olen, nodbem bic
5efuns nun snmaI in Die 5dHbs Der 1aontenssrinsr eefulsn lit. Der as
ROnis Rnoaus, Der frog bts gebchs Der Mtddte uno i6rer sIottenbemons
traton bic Y elassrung niht aufsab, tpiro aud einen enpnigen gsbot, ben
bnrtsrrunsenen Sngspre5 pieber bsraus5use6sn, nit Der bisberhsn
Rihnheit trosen. nno mas mebr it, ~pabridanli5 audi nit bemid6en
grfolgs.
gBos num- Dos lit bic Jrog., Dor Der bic Mdhs He6en. $40 lit Der
4uspeg. auf Dem fd oas 9eFht rethn IdBt. 8ttn.iht Idqe er in br OBJ
Hetung Der ben O~fsrreitffen 5akn bon Gaharo 5tttrrf6enben 506en
BE gu Uaonhngo sebOren. abr aud ba 1T N2onienegro in Der allds
idm Gage iassn gu tonnen: .gsbrt ss, penn Sbr fonnt@. limb Bic ps
ift Der Taahte 1T nuf 9ermeibuns Der arafiprObe nit gIut unb gHsn
ghent.
Darin lugt bns snn5e gebemnis. lnb ss brgt cine qroBe 2e6rs fit
ole 6nsosnsa unO GdieOsseridsi6ndrmer Was Jun. penn Ginr nit
oH Wortn IN Der 9onb ftinem 3I. nad9ebt. ellen g.febIen gum Erie.
oen1altsn nidt fdst, unb bic gskblenbsn felber sr mofenaepat nitt
Brefsn pousn?
Donn fno bic ben Jrisben getieknbsn bic glanhrt.n. limb ipnn he
bic gIdmage ni1t tragen molten, muifen lie bod au ben qDoff,u ordf,u
untsr @erbdltniisn, bic an Srt unD Gtsne Da unourniaer fir re lkosn.
ats fpsnn binsr Der rfen winensdubtruns Der eGIunO Der Qanon,n
w1anbsn battle.
aer trOb altOenr. Gin san8ss asrI 1T Oisfr a5ns Der Gonndbitts
biz gtrteibissr Gtuhris.
3dbsrts. 9sbftum itnnt Gast ub gsfti4k nidt
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Erreioben Ole Husbeuter tbren Zwed,l

Iirb Vraf0ent Billion fh inter Die .Webrer os 9eifes" beecbcn
Rem Dorter 3eimseu pffm iber gang eaentimidc Ginec al ber6ten
init peI6en DIE @ct in Der nadten 3dt ibcrroiht pcrocn pirSe. Die
Rcp gurier 9anffinra opener & 60. iod I'M aufirasc Oufel eams nit
aercten ien 5rcds abtpung bon Rieocr . Californian, Der MaaoaIena.
gai, Der Stooten CHIHUAHUA mo eonora, Grrioiertcl oes Sndes Goa.
bnua, Der SdHe oes SaateS Rueoo 2eon, zines ifunaIen Sirecns bon
9amduipaS rno bes obcrcn 9eles bon DURANGO uuo einaIua an ole
Der. Stoaten. Der anufpris, pelhcr Der Suerta Grsirune gcboten
peroen ioa, miro nf ~$30000,000 mgceeben.
Cab bic Der. Staatcn idon iit Sabrcn Elm auge ai IieOcr GoIifor.
nieu, Die LANCE ihmaIe SanhSunse an Der godfcife. neIhe Die gPoeoa.
lena.gai btMt, geuorfen bat, lit befonnt. Ter geib oider BAL ais Slot.
tenhahonen III iebr uidtig fir otegerteioisrmg DER ipeiIideneiniabrt os
gnnama.aanas. aber norm fir Ole Der. etooten Der Rueen bcs &c.
iises Der abrgen Geie Der %aliseBdbItcn noroIden INSTRUMENTATION IN.
ieres iioliter Rohbars liegcn ioa, miro %nabrheinlif MIR bon ben @roB-
aapitaIHtcu in Rem Dof, Die grobe Srmnen nj 9erapertsunterneb.
munger in ienem 9eiIe bon @erifo ongctest bober, Der 10 dubcrit reid
lit an ginrann, ridtis perionoen per6en. Gas gof Der Der. Staa.
ten miro Den Gusen idnpcrIid begreien fCnnen. 9enn icc 100000
GuaoratncIcn, Die Sufe Gam betcmmcn phr6e, fno bon 100000
gaeuitcn bcuOHert. ole ten bcsebrensperter 3upods inierr Gaticn
fn6.
@enn sic Rodridtcn abr Oicicu gIan Ft b~auobrbcfen fOutcn, er.
Hart fh pides, oas fh in ben letter Sobrn BORT inrten sneehasea bat.
gsr erinnern mr on Die ueoeboIt ouigeieate gebouptlng, nncrifani.
ifes Soptal iture Die Reboution in Merifo. gn Ole fabri3prten Gafr
rtdren uber ermoroine bon glrgern Der Ser. Staaten in WeerHfo umo
3erforung anerifanihen gieentums. gu Die anfrenguneen, Die e.
nuroer. 8rGfibent Soit gum gepoIinnen Gtnibreiten al beneaen.
Gin ben erneuteu aus5ruh Der Rerohution mad Dem SturSe gaoero's,
uuo 5Dor init beionoerr Seietpt in ienen Staten, Die in Dem aepan.
ten auuf engehIoneu fno. gn Nndriftrr, SoB 6ieier ODER iaer etont
idne llnabbdnggfeit erfIdrt babe ODER gar anihIuB an bic Der. Staaen
Die Suerta Seeering 1T bnnfrott; gang TPerifo iebt am Ronoe
Os ooaitdnoiseu Ruhns. Sest lit Die eIniiee SeIegenbet (uo iorgfdI.
fg porbercnee0 6a, orf Dem aaufneee 81 crbaIter, mas nit eepaIt
riht erIongt per6en fonntr, pcrn - Die iesioe Regicrung Der Ser. etna.
ten fIr ben gLon 81 BADEN iii.
girO grdfOent s3iion fb unier sic ge6nr bs acides boabena
lno erreihen Die ausbaater ibren 3ped? IN
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g. 3. Gnrn, beutIfcr Gpti.
fer. angen nntcriuft fir Bril-.
len. ABB granoeis Gebduoe.
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gns Dem etaai, Spua.


atlantic. Gidier artbur bat emf
ld)iroci, bnb Or @diicnucripnIie
Sarlan cinen poaitdnoiaen nno &C
ndncn gcrifjt ii6er Die diuan5. mn
gerfcbr6- 8crpaItrma Der atlanti
Northern & Soutbern e~iicnbnhi
lis 5um ~. Nni osm @eridJt Dor
duIegcn babe.
Sbenauooah. 8eorae Gutter, eli
vdder, nuroc bonn Stnats Gber1e
rift bon ieoer SduIo nn0 gerant
nortlid)feit fir Den LOB OsS gdder.
gcieIlrn Scnrp Yeterion, ireigeipro.
den. geterion gcrietb bcim 9eig.
fittten in Die aneimnihiuc, nobe.
er Den 1oo inno. Gie @itttpc flag,
te nuf Sdaocnrriae nit obigcm re.
Milltnt.
Bern. Sicr blrbrritct iid Sas
8eriift, ooB sic Miliuaufce @abu
eineu Srodt. mo Rangir.Sof nebii
Den notbieeu @ertitdttcn crriften
rriiroe. lie 3batindr, DAB meh.
rcre bcbe 9enmtcn %gegeumdrtig in
Der Staot iin6, bot 81 Dem 8erid)t
oie Tcranlaiiung aegeben.
Tortsmoutb. 9lm 9ienitng DIOR.
Gen, Den 2s. April, fnnO in Der
St. MnrD's Stride sic 5rauina bon
Soiepb @liim init 6rl. Margnrct6l
Sammcs itntt, nobel giarrcr SuIils
5ailenihmiot umtirtc. Had Der
Eramtna fnnS int Sauic Der Mut.
ter Der graiit, 6rau Siiinnne Sam.
mes, elm Sof5eitsmabI itatt. gm
gbeno CAB Der grdutigam Den Ga.
ten 81 Ghren einen ilotten Bal
IN Der bieiigeu 3on3bolc. Inter
Den 5a6Ireiden Bditen befan6en iih
aud SER uno 6rau Sacob aortb
neblt 9odter bon Council Bluffs.
9piart. Serr 6. Gol6, Elm Saul.
mann BON bier, bat oen Stoats.
auoitor criuft, inn Elm Gcrtiiifot
aus5uitelen, Inn Die burlington
81 5pingen. cine SenSunG
Bier fir isinen Yrinotgcbraudj an
iibernrbmen nno BON St. 9ouis aus
an feline aoreiie 81 beforOern. Sizes
iii Der erite 5oa in Soma, mo6urh
ole Hedltsfrnft oeS @cbbgaiceeg,
iueIfeS oen gerionot bon geiitiacn
@etrdnfen ans nnniien in trodcne"
Staaten ocrbiettt, in 5rose geitcat
ipiro.
2enor. 2cnor lit no6I ole flein.
ife Staot i'm Staate, oic cine ireicI
ablieierung BON gnitiaden BOT. Ger
rite 9rieftrdgsr Der StaOt fuuroe
/. @dr5 in Girnit geitcut.
Gooapan. MitgIieOer oes GtnSt.
iinO nit mebreren 6afmdn.
in amcs IN 9%eratbung getre.
en- ipegcn Grriftung eincr elef.
9eIeudtlngsanlage un0 ei.
Ter itd0tiideu Boiierleitung.
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! entIfe aaleaoer frei bel 8sranes
& Con, 9rusgiiten, 1402 iiioIife
16. GtraBe. Eel. Douglas 1850.
$4,000 fanfcn 160 gfer feines
3armlano in aincoIn Gountu.
Colorado. @ertb $27O0. geoin.
gingcn: Die S1lite baar, uro Den
gcIt oi 6 gro8ent 3inien ouf Ionoe
Belt. s.. @. c. o. Smaba Eribiine,
Snabo. Ne6. II.
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aartenpartie in Der ct. Rara.
Hasoalena's Sale.

1ie aartenpartie, Die am 2.
sIpril in Der ct. Darn oooaIena
@dae, 10. nnO Guoge StraBr bate
itattiinoen ioupn, aber peaen oes
9ornaoos bprlegt wuroe, finoet
belitc, Gonneritdg, s. 0tai, in ae.
ilalnter Sane itatt. gae Snbaber
pon eintrittsfarten iino biermit
triudt ST crideinm 1tno i6re
Sreunoe mo 9cfannte gu 6cnadl.
1ihtigen.
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Marftberidt.
SHo Omaha, s.

SuosO mabn, 8. Widi.
Rinbpicb- 3ufubr 2400; Morft
ilan bis 10c ~nieoriger.
@ute Bis bette $8.t0-S.60.
WittelmaBige bis CUTE $685.
$40.
@eip0bnIidc bis mittcImdbige,
S7.50-7.s5.
aiibe uno Sellers, flau Bis t0c
%nieoriger.
8llte bis bette aii6e $7.25-S.00.
MtitteImaBige biz CUTE aiibe
SG.00-7.25.
@epobnIi6e biz mittelm1bige,
$3.75-6.00.
Stofers ulb 5cebcrs, ilnu bis
Zoe nieoriger.
Site bis bette S7.G0-8.00.
@litteImaBige bis butte $500
go.
GeipobnGide bis m~ittelmaBige,
Sc. 25-700.
Stof Sellers $6.00-7.25.
G1lbcr $6.75-9.75.
@uaen $5.75-7.35.
SdJncine- 3ufuhr 9i00; Morft
Sc liieorigcr: Gnrhidnittsprcfg
$8.t5-S.20; boditcr grcis 1926.
Stofc- 3ufu1r $500; @arft
t5e niaoriger.
21nnrar $8.t5-S.60.
2anlmcr $8.00-S.50.
Mutterid1fe Sc. $3.50.
s6brIingt $7.25-7.50. \
@ioocr, $6.35-6.90.
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aae Gorten 1urit peroen tdgIid
in nnisrem @eiddft eemaft.
Briite uno fonieroirte Gleiidiortep
icmie cusIdnoiide unb beimifde
Delifnteiien anh frisd)e @emiiie
jeoer3cit borrdtbig.--Ghnauber &
Soiimnn, 40S norol. 16. Gtrabe,
Hbone Douglas 1420.
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Ron Sen $500 iapaniidcn airId.
bdifmsn, bic i'm goriabre bier ae.
piInn5t uuroeiL iii nid)t elm rin;igrr
eiugeaongen. Gieie iapaniiden
&ldn5den offIimatiiircn iid ii6craQ
lberraideno ifneIL.
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Wdbreno California bon Staa.
tcprcdteH ipritt, ioatc cs nift Der.
GeIien, oaB es and StaatenptIi6tcn
girbt.
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@iaaro GbSp, gattnte, 1880 giia
ationnl @anf Building. Eel
GpIer 1889; Sno. a-1S64.

Saus III berfanfen--gin @obnbaus
nit 8 3immern, &eiBnniierbei.
sung, Gas mo eleftriifes 2idt,
mooerne Ginrihtung, bilig gu Der.
fouien beim gigentbiimer. 1916
Martba StraBe, Omaha.
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@cntc Carlos SpieIiaaI bot Sci
ciner GIrnabnie bon neun RiQio.
neu collars bier Miaionen 9roiit
aeiHadJt. Ger itdtitiife gaaducis
Der Nermanen5 Ger Gummbeit.
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Der 9lIte: nSit ipiini6en aIio
meme Eodlter 81 b~eiratbcn? Grin.
ten Sic2"-Ger Surge: yGanfe
icbr, iett nidt. Grit 0as @ritait
mo Damn ons gereniigcrl, lit mein
Iabliprnd~.
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G(aIftbirle dnjeigen

Observation-Disclosures M1odsn fir
nllgencinc Snusarbeit bel bobem
.2obu. 9or5iiaiide Stelllmg, 3rau
z %. Meomono, 1921 iiiOIidp 80.
sIpe.; Eel. parlrcp 1897.
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EmaIla WefreiOe .Eatff.

1HluDut y. OtuI'
Sorter @ei,en-
Rr. 2, S4-85c.
Scr. 3, S3h-843Ac.
Scr. 4, S0h-s3c
SriibjnhrspeBen-
Gr. 3, s3-S3Mc.
Scr. 4, S0-82c.
9urom @ai3en-
GER. 2, s5-s5Hc.
9sr. 3, 8I-84hc.
BeiBes aorn-
Nr. 2, 55Hc.
Rr. 3, 55-55He.
Rr. A, 5i-5lhc.
@eIhes Sort
Nr. 2, 5iAc.
Gr. 3, 53M-5ie
gsr. 4, 52lA-53a4c.
Gorn-
Gr. 2, 53A--54c
CIR. 3, 53h-54c.
CIR. 4, 52k-53c.
Gtononro SAFER 333A-34c
Nr. 3, 33A-331ac.
Or. 4, 32M-33c.
IaI5acriie Coco.
S~uttergeriic 41-46c.
Noggen-
Mr. 2, 57h-5Sr.
Nr. 8. 5-571zc.
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Tas prrismirOigite GHen BET geter
Stump. Geutide Slide, 1908
Gooae GtraBe, 2. Gtod. MabI.
Seiteu IS Gents.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-06

mother he is considerably less than medium
height. Mrs Burnett now sixty, lives in
country home at Plandome Park. Long Island
surrounded by gardens of blue flowers Her
mood matches the flowers for she is heartily
monument for while the real Dearest was an
American, the fctional one is an English
woman, and one is as sick Of her exile as an
other. Dearest" you remember was slender
Mrs Burnett isn't.
You will have to go to Newark 10 see the
child who inspired "Helen's Babies The
original of the tricksy elves who harrassed
their relatives is a sedate young woman who
earns her living by featuring to the women en-
nIoves of a large department store Faith
Habberto daughter Of .s John the
narents at Westheld,. MI. Mr.. Habberton
still lives but his health ts pTecarious.
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slender white fingers. 1t Is painful to relate
that there aren't enough hairs left top of
the original Little Lord Fauntleroy's head to
make wlted looking curl.
The cruel truth is that the one time hero is
bald. Worse than that he is that most unro-
mantle of human beings, bachelor
Little Lord Fauntleroy is thirty-seven years
old How fast heroes grow up! He hates the
character all loved. He is 30 tired of hear
ing people say behind politely screening hands:
You'd never think OF 1t to look at him, would
yor? The crown of his hatred for the char
acter was placed upon him at Harvard. 1t was
crown of thorns. for the Harvard students
forced the young freshman to put on Little
Lord Fauntleroy clothes and march around the
campus in what he rudely termed "the blanked
duds'
But when Little Lord Fauntleroy grew up he
DIDN'T grow very far. Like ~Dearest," his
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many other expenses of a reigning
beauty.
But 1t must not be supposed that
the generous individuals who pro-
vide most Of the means of all this
luxury as a voluntary beauty trib-
ute receive no personal recognition
In exchange. Their personal re-
ward comes in subtle ways which
appeal to the pride OF every fash
ionable Partisan. They take their
turns being seen riding or driving
with her in the Bots or in being the
guest Of honor at her little dejeun-
ers and petit soupirs, or in having
the entree to her afternoon recep-
lions and five o'clocks."
Better still, the knowledge that
hundreds OF Frenchmen read en-
viously in the "causerie." or news
paper gossip. how the Marquis X,
the Viscount H., or the Banker It,
"was observed yesterday at Long
champs as the cavalier Of Mlle."-
a., B. or c.. the real name of the
beauty in question being printed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-06

>th-SssTre- ~ Par1s, March 2S.
"A FEVER in the history of the
M gradual emancipation Of
a women from the form of
bondage naturally imposed by their
sex have the possibilities OF beauty's
independence In modern society re-
ceived such emphasis as underlies
the current Battle Of the Blondes"
which centres in this worlds CAPITAL
of beauty.
IT may be news to Yelled
Americans, but 1t is none the less a
TACT, that In the other great Euro.
pean cities, az we'll as in Paris. con.
spicuous feminine beauty publicly
displayed--as on the sta ge--attracts
valuable tributes which may be &C.
copied without any loss Of self-re.
Epect. These are voluntary offerings
placed on beauty'S shrine as acts of
personal homage TO natural gifts
which give pleasure to all beholders.
They bring luxury and independence
TO popular stage favorites. and en-
able the prize beauty during the
period of her reign, to accumulate q
fortune.
That Is the capital prize which the
fhlondes are now struggling to wrest
from the hands of the brunettes.
whose great champion-the ill-foted
Lanthelme--held 1t for SO long AS
Janthelme seemed to have no worthy
successor in the ranks OF brunette
beauty the blondes have entered the
field lovely and fascinating
hot s.to, 40 4
bearer.
Standing on almost the same plane
of eligibility for the capital prize are
the popular stage beauties. Mile
N1onna Delza and Mile. Dastry. But
though they are rivals for the first
prize they are uniting their influence
against the brunettes, of whom Mile.
Renouardt is at present the most
redouhtable. If either Mile. Dorgere.
0ille. Della or Mile Dastry should
gain signal victory over Mile.
Renouardt. so much the better for all
the blondes; the brunette tradition
would have 10 yield TO new regime,
with the chief honors and spoils safe
for the rarer reigning type.
AT the present moment it Is diff
cult to foresee what the outcome
will be. The battle is being prose.
cuted with vigor, and has separated
the interested public into two dis.
iinct camps. The theatres where the
blonde leaders appear are almost de.
serted by adherents OF the brunette
cause, and vice versa. The two
camps have not yet resorted to such
hostile measures us that of sending
delegates TO hiss performances by
the leaders Of the opposition, but it
ds noticed that purchasers of photo
graphs confess their allegiance in
that way quite as plainly as in the
choice of the theatres which they
patronize-the gildcd youth and the
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Deauty's shrine. Royal princes. even
kings, on the contrary, have seemed
to consider 1t especially incumbent
upon them to be the chief payers Of
tribute. Misery as he was, the late
King Of Belgium heaped favors upon
most Of the prominent stage beauties
of his time. It will be remembered
how King Manuel Of Portugal en-
tered into rivalry with AlfonZo OF
Spain In rendering luxurious the life
Of Mile. Norma Della, and remained
q victor on that field until the rising
fame Of Gnby Deslys lured him and
his valuable fayors in that direction.
Referring to Norma Della, an ex-
ample of the profit Of being an
acknowledged stage beauty is found
in her recently published statement,
with details drawn from her own
experience, that 1t is impossible for
a fashionable woman to dress on an
allowance Of less than $4,000 year.
This is exclusive of Jewels and the
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eEV HE wonderful figures of our fancy the
heroes and heroines of the books we
read and the pictures that delighted us
in childhood, what becomes of them?
Most of them lived in the flesh and inspired
The writer or artist before we read the pages or
gazed at the picture. What has become of these
models for the characters as familiar to us as
the features OF our mothers face? Vivian
Burnett was the ittlo boy who sat for that
classic Of childhood, Little Lord Fauntleroy"
Mrs. Frances Hodgson Burnett wrote the ten
der little story with her own little son in mind
for the Little Lord and herself for his mother
whom he called Dearest
What has become OF this little boy beloved
for his white Tuffed shirts, his velvet Knockers.
his blue sash and above all, his long golden
1urlA that Dearest loved to twist about her
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Ding in the direction Of blonde beau-
ties who never before received more
than a diamond brooch In a bouquet.
No male resident of or visitor to
Paris can occupy position too
exalted to bar him from worship at
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Science declares that the blonde
type will continue to grow more
and more rare, for the reason that
1t can persist through generations
only in cold and cloudy climates,
which mitigate fermentation pro-
duced by the suns rays. More and
more humanity focks to the great
cities, and nearly all Of these are In
comparatively warm and sunny
climes. favorable to the production
of the brunette type.
All of which adds to the imporS
lance Of the present struggle for
recognized supremacy OF blonde
beauty.
give la BIonde!" cries one Paris
camp.
give la Brunettel" cries the
other camp.
There is no chance of its being a
. drawn battle" That would be con-
trary to the Partisan temperament.
; But which side will win-whether
4 the blonde or the brunette cham
pion wIl carry of the grand prize
!. as vet remains in doubt.
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IUIdI - 90 - sPVA,VVV
After q reign lasting four
years, this particular beauty
a. typical case among at least
a score-converted most Of
her jewels into cash and re-
tired to her own chateau, not
fifty miles from Paris, with an
income of 100000 francs
$4,000.
Victory for the blondes
may mean an era OF
even greater prosp erfty
Gov. ,,,,I1fcIv rano0nfZeH hoaItfv
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But all women who are members
of the Woman's Trades Union
League or are interested in union
labor will have nothing to do with
the suffrage edition Of the Examiner
on August 4. Nor will union labor
buy copies of the Examiner on that
day even if they are peddled by suf-
fragists.
Mrs. Trout, president Of the Illinois
Equal Suffrage Association, an
nounced in the Examiner today that
the date of the Suffrage edition of
Hearst's paper has been changed
from August to August II. The
women are going to sell the paper
at five cents a copy.
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She-After eating some of my
angel cake, Mr.. Fighter said he went
home and wrote a poem about it.
He-Huh! I'll bet it's mighty
heavy reading"

An editor received a letter from an
indignant subscriber, who said: 81
don't want your~paper any longer"
To which the editor mildly replied:
THAT is all right. I wouldn't make
it any longer if you did, because in
that case I should have to buy a new
press. The present length just suits
me and I am glad it suits you" -,