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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-13
REALTY CHANGES

Fred Sundeen to Andrew Mihall and
Gust Kandis, cast % feet lot 2S, block
100 East Mo.iEe.l $3.50.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-13

Truly the wonderful sale regards style and values
held this city We also have the kind often advertised
and SI6 but when purchase such these for
S2O75 there is certainly economy having of the cheap
unghy affairs your home Every double guar
One from the manufacturer and another from
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1913-12-04

Farmers and poultrymen will
be given an opportunity to see
the famous championship hens
OF the Otegon Agricultural col
lege during Farmers week, Dec
ember s to 13. A utility poul.
try show will be carried on in
connection with the course,
opening on Tuesday and con.
tinuing until Friday evening,
The champion hens will be ex-
hibited at this poultry show and
no where else. Although there
will be many other attractive
features, admission TO the ex-
hibit will be free. Poultry lee
tures and demonstration will be
given every day by poultry ex.
perts. There will be exhibits
OF eggs and other poultry pro.
duets and by products and
demonstration OF methods of
housing aud yarding poultry,
killing, dressing aud packing
fowls, feeding rations and candl-
ing eggs. An exhibit OF hens,
good aud poor layers, viii be a
very instructive feature. AL
togctherthc many useful features
make the poultry show good
short course in practical poultry
keeping.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1913-12-04
people in the News

Tho emperor OF Germany has for.
biddon army and navy officers Of Ger.
many 20 dnnco the tango.
Edward 4. Flsllo an automobile
salesman OF san Francisco. has sued
the Southern Pacific road for $4,000
for false arrest aa suspect I'm a train
robbery cnse
Mrs. l.. Bracket, Inghop, wife OF a
wealthy Chicago business man, plans
L. adopt 10 children, each represent
INCA luI INct race, sho houof 20 oh.
tain raI'r yem o'A
Nha. rumalno ranahurat militant
suI-as. louder oi London, England,
haf ioJ c United suatoa Tor her
home. with hcf $4,000 collect
ga here iur uso n omf5lus ON Che mt
frugc campaign iu iIsloud.
Anthony Cnmlngtu, oommI' .ur.r
general oi mmisrauon of the tn.tcl
States, VIII he candidate ior .orcr
nor of C4u.0mi0, on United states
senntoG b. .a reported from aaew
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The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1913-12-04
TEACHERS EXAMINATION TO
Be HELD DECEMBER l7-2O.

Notice is hereby given that the
county superintendent OF Malheur
county, will hold the regular eSami
nation of applicants for state certiil
Gates at Vale. Oregon as follows:
Commencing Wednesday, December
II. 1913. at n. IN. and continue until
Saturday, December 90. 1913. ut
4 y. m.
Wednesday morning Writing. U.
s.. History, Physiology.
Wednes sday afternoon Physical
GEOGRAPHY, reading, composition,
methods In read,ug, methods Ia
arlthn etic.
Thurs day morning-Arithmetic,
history OF education, Psychology,
methods In geography.
Thursday aftornoon--Grammar,
gee graphy, American literature.
oh, sics, methods in language, thesis
for primary certificate.
Friday mornine--Iheory aud prac.
tice, ortbography, English, literature,
chemistry.
Friday afternoon law. nj
gcbIa, geology, civil government.
Saturday morning Geometry, bo
tany.
Saturday afternoon General his
tory, bookkeeping.
a. b Macpherson.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1913-12-04

The Oregon Farmer, a publica-
tion of the State Immigration
Commission is just off the press
and copies will be supplied free
OF charge to anyone interested.
1t is careful resume of the
agricultural situation in Oregon
and contains a vast amount Of
valuable information for every
farmer in the state.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1913-12-04
YEGGS ROB OREGON BANK
Safe Cracked and About $4,000 Car
rled Away BY Robbers.

ried Away BY Robbers.
Roseburg, Or---Entering the vault
Of the Myrtle Point Bank through a
small opening on the second floor OF
the structure, yeggs dynamited the
iron safe and escaped with currency
and gold aggregating $4,000.
The robbery was discovered in the
morning when the officials opened the
bank for the days business. Ira Cor.
nelius, a stage driver, says he thinks
the bank was robbed shortly after 2
o'clock in The morning, as he heard
an explosion at that hour.
Entrance to the depository was
gained through the office of attorneys,
who occupy quarters directly above
the bank.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1913-12-04
FRU|TLAND ITEMS

The Methodist Ladies Aid will
hold their annual bazaar in
Franks hall Friday. A chicken
pie dinner and oyster supper
will be served.
Mr.. and Mrs Cary Tuseing
celebrated their second wedding
anniversary Thanksgiving by
entertaining their relatives to a
turkey dinner.
II. L. Robinson left Wednes-
day for business trip to Noun
tainhome, returning Saturday.
Rev. and Mrs. G. E. Deal en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. Rouse,
Mr.. and Olive Hunter and the
Frost family at Thanksgiving
dinner.
lven Cregar and wife moved
to Payet last Tuesday.
Mr.. Yockey,,s fine bungalow
will soon be finished, also viii
McConnells two story house is
about ready for the plastorers
Mr.. Whealdon returned last
week from trip to Portland and
Willamette valley. Mrs. Wheal.
don's mother, Mrs. Brandcn ac.
companied him home and will
spend the winter here.
Nellie Burnett, who under
went an operation for appendi-
citis more than two weeks ago,
was again taken i'll Monday.
She was removed to the Ontario
hospitol for another operations.
It was found blood vessel was
ruptured, but she is getting
along nicely now.
II. y. Fuller who has been
very i'll with typhoid fever is
slowly recovering.
Ernest Silket, OF this place
and Miss Wringer, OF New Ply
mouth were married last Sunday
Afternoon at the home OF the
brides parents in the presence
OF twenty guests. Their many
friends extend congratulations.
b. f. Tussing and family are
enjoying Il visit with Mr..
Tussing's brother and son from
Oakland, California.
Rev. Hayes, the evangelist
who just closed a series of meet
ings AT Ontario, is conducting a
revival here. Good interest was
shown from the first.
Mr., Myer, of Midvale, was
here a few days last week.
Mr.ond Mrs. Colwell celebrat.
ed their twenty-ninth unniver-
sary Thanksgiving by entertain.
ing Mr. and Mrs Puchert and
Mr. and Mrs. Stout.
Last Wednesday evening six
teen frieuds Of Irene Puchert
deurpci In TO help her celebrate
uer stoouth birthday. Re.
ue-Dm.uts were served and "A
pleasant Time is reported by all
present.
The Junior class of ten mem
osrs Aaa q straw ride Friday
....ff fIHI - - tE
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1913-12-04
Local News.

! get our prices on AlnHS Canules'
Mrs. w. G.. Howe has gone to
Pilot Rock to visit with her
mother, Mrs. n. j. Gillian, for
a few days.
A steamer arrived in New
York Sunday night from Buenos
AyreSand other South American
parts with one thousand tons Of
beef in her refrigerators.
The government has with.
drawn 1900 acres in the Owyhee
river basin for storage purposes.
William Vogel went up to
Parma this week where he will
build Il house.
Adam Murray, a sheepman
from Beulah, was in Ontario
Saturday.
L. NJ. Schell and wife returned
10 their home Mt Caldwell Mon
day after "A visit with friends IN
Vale.
V. Y. lIickox will sell n good
COW at public auction Saturday,
Dec. g, on lot near First Natl.
bank.
We are making specially OF
Xmas candies. Ontario bakery.
NJ. Townsend and family are
now at Ontario, California.
They found the roads very heavy
most OF the way.
The Letson jewelry store has
been adding steel bars over the
window and door in the rear oi
the room, making it II little
more dillIenlt Tor the burglar TO
get m
Soc those l7-iewel watches in
On ,..r ouorantae1 eoee fnr
-u'yv"' su"'",'''' case LOT
-''o J." tue N''So' "'''oo"'
o""P'y " S""P'
j. w. McCulloch was called to
''' wednesday 'o 100" "'o'
''''' ''s"' business
George Irwin, OF Cord. was q
Visitor to Ontario this week.
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.b.,.,.c,hoou,li,y bcio M. rs,..
a54t ni. imeisor
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Solicitor wants work I'm Outa
Io, have also bad experience iu
grocery store. Can give refer
leutos.
For eolo Ao,iIond October
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1913-12-04

Ladies' cloth by the yard at
Cope & Dunnuck.
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News Oddities


from ammonia refrigerator
verdict Cor
he turkey trot
w
August Kondale made Omaha
o the city
Firebus burning
England eighty
California an ssta Of
dancers
to
OF the fans baseball
Of
terms the Nautical School 4
q
people
raise that number for the church building fund IT,
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upon the cause and the remedy Of such
immortality ~ may exist among younG
woman-the cause, lack Of early train.
Ing and instruction In the Fundamental
facts Of life: the remedy. sex educa'
ton in the schools or at home.
Children are taught nothing about
the holiness and importance Of sex.
Parents are afraid to speak OF tho
matter. Why they should be afraid
or ashamed to speak Of one Of the
xmpie and most important functions
Of nature 10 one Of the mysteries
|. that shows We are stlll in the dark
ages in some things. Why should
parents and teachers be afraid to
instili in their daughters the ideal
Of purity. the fundamental idea OF
their holy once as mothers. the key
stone Of real virtue? A girl who
feels that sex functions have no
purpose save motherhood will never
be in danger Of bartering herself
lightly.
Children take themselves naturally
until they are corrupted. We will
never get away from u. our public
school system 10 the place We look
to For light for our boys and girls.
and our educators are afraid to
touch this subject because they them
selves are tainted by the prudsry
under which they have been brought
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FIVE FOUND GUILTY
ON FRAUD CHARGE
OFCOvERNMENT
Accused of Using Mails in Sell
ing Stock to Amount of S.
100000 by Bogus Means.

PHILADELPHIA. April ia verdict
Of guilty was rendered In the United
states District Court here to-day
against the promoters and officers Of
the International Lumber and Develop.
ment Company, who we're CHARGED with
conspiracy to defraud stockholders Of
the company through the United States
malls. The defendants were John r.
Markley, promoter Of the company;
Isaiah B. Miller. . partner Of Markiey;
A. q. Stewart. director and commits
sioner, who made their headquarters In
Chicago. and G. n. McMahon. former
secretary and treasurer oe the company.
and w. H. Armstrong. former general
manager.
The Government charged that the
company sold stock TO the amount Of
1900. 900 by circulating false and mis-
leading literature through the mails re.
garding the value and profits Of q plan
tation Of $4,000 acres In Campiche. Mex
leo. II was further charged that 81,
$4,000 discussed in dividends was paid
out Of stock subscriptions rather than
from profits.
The case had been on trial for seven
weeks. The jury reached . verdict last
night after . few hours elaboration and
Il was hled to-day. Pending an appeal
for q now trial the defendants were al.
mitted to $751; 900 bail. The company had
Its principal offices in this city.
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example. I will show this: My new
summer hat costs 3 7cents. I bought
a hat shape, costing 10 cents. and
two yards OF straw at 10 cents
yard. The shape being ANAL. the
straw covered q good part Of II.
had some old faded ribbon. which
! dyed to a beautiful blue. The
dye costs cents. The rest Of the
hat II covered with this ribbon. and
all who behold It think II surely
cost more than IS. 1t Ii the same
way with all my wearing appa :.
do not seek amusement, for I
have no friend but my dear grand:
mother. I spend my evenings At .
business school. for some day sx.
pect to look back on these days
with = happy smile.
Through all my hardships I brace
myself with the thought. "Happi-
ness 10 not . thing must work fof.
Every one can possess It. and II 10
mine now a. well A. afterward.
When look at Q hne-dressed lady
think. well. VINO can tell how
heavy her poor heart isr' and then
In comparison my heart seems 20
light and gay and. ~ Wordsworth
says, I'm rapture thrills and dances
with the daffodils." ADDIE.
LETTERS WORTHY or FAvoF
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BULLET IN HIS WRIST,
TELLS OF QUEER ATTACK

A man walked into the Hudson Street
Hospital about ais O'Clock this morning
and said TO DR.. Consky. MY name 10
John AratA and live at No. u Mott
street was on my way home . while
ago and at the door heard what
thought was . IRE cracker. Then
felt . sting In my wrist. I guess It has
Q bullet In It."
Dr.. Conkey dressed the wound and
sent word to the Leonard street police
station. Arata was taken to the station
and questioned by Lieut.. Sweeney.
Policemen on duty IN Mott street said
they had heard no shooting. Arssa wa
permitted to 20. although the police
were inclined to think he knew who
shot him.
The evening world., 1913-04-19
RESINOl HEALS
ITCHING SKINS
And Clears Unsishtiy complexioas.

And Clears Unsishtiy complezioas.
Resinol Ointment. with Resinol Soap.
stops itching instantly. quickly and sas.
lily heals the most distressing casss 81
eczema, rash, rinsworm. letter or Other
tormcnting skin or scalp eruptions. and
clears away pimples. blackheads. red
ness. roushness and dandPuff. whsa
other treatments have proven ealy .
waste Of time and money. =;
But We do not ask you 70 socspt Our
unsupported word for L. You can ssad
today for Q generous tfia a Assinsl
Soap and Resinol Ointment. ssd test
them TO your own complete sstisesstioe.
at NO cost whatever. while thoulaads
who have been cured say. "Whae hssi.
mol did for u il will do for you.' -
Physicians have prescribed Rssinoi To-
eighteen years and every dfueGise b
the country sslls Resind Soap (SS ets.)
and Resinol Ointment I'm opal jana 20
cts. and ~. For free samples a sash,
with full directions for use. write y
! Resinol. Baltimore Md.
The evening world., 1913-04-19
LEG BROKEN BY AUTO.

As Emanuel Albares. twenty.seven. OF
No. 100 West Thirty-ninth street. started
to cross Eighth avenue at Thirty.sev.
enth street about . o'clock this morn.
ing he stepped In front Of an automo-
bile and was hurled ten feet. He picked
himself up and iimpsd to . iamppost.
The machine belonged to Samuel Lip
stein Of One Hundred and Eighteenth
street and Lenox avenue and was driven
by Harry Alderman Of No. 22s Eas,
Eighteenth street. Alderman at once
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IELEcT NICE, QUIET GIRLS ron
YOUR chuM9.


Give the young people the right
ideals of womanhood and manhood!
Start to give II to them when they
are young. continue It all along
through all their school years. make
II ~ natural for them as the air
they breathe and no economic con-
dition will prostitute them!
ONE WHO HAS LEARNED.
Choose some nice. quiet girls to
60 with. Do not pick out the girls
who adore fine things and love good
times, but get hold Of a girl who 10
quiet and has q good Influence on
you-one In front OF whom you
would be ashamed to do q whole
lot Of things. This IL fine discipline.
The company you keep 10 really Al
most the first consideration In keep
Ing straight especially II you are
attractive. Go with girls who 20 to
church once In q while. You will
have good times with them-nice.
quiet tlmes-and although sometimes
your heart will fairly burst with
announcement (mine did,. do not
give up. Look ahead to the day
when something bright win turn up.
and you are bound to 20 straight.
Do not look At the girls who are
dressed up. When you 20 for .
walk 60 out In the country places.
where there are grass and trees. or
NEW YORK srENooRAPHER.
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ROBINSON TAKES
4H|S MED|C|NE"
AS GRAFT CONVICT
Sweeney's Aide Refuses to
Talk, but Counsel viii Ask
for New Trial.
I MURTHA JOINS FIGHT.
Will Not Confess, but Go to
Trial With Three Other
/ Former Inspectors.

p1ht..~c sns
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ee0ersmens u NV foTH 70 % provo"
guiity Of sRtorting money under the
.~a.. - .1o,6,nr noa,c. protection. re-
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s.W.1s.s- o. ~ Won I'll, .rcu.. ma.
ra.as..
reu.h. tss,sr. a.n,sd today that for
- in1sotor Dennis sweeney. for
~Asn Aosiason was alleged to have
49, sraft collector. had called upon
the pooloeman In the Tomos. ewssney's
thres secret vista 70 John J. Hartisan.
~ eoaodsntiai messenger. After the lat
~ was convicted a perjury. and me
eoaoe0 they caused. are saad to nave
Aptserse sweeney from msk'ng any e.
~ 70 go Robinson. TO sunsn MS
eodseene." - he was alleged TO have
0oDoNooN0 lAWvgNo TO ASK
NEW TRIAL At ALL gvgNTo.
n~x,n.on.. .ttornsva announced 70.
49, ehet ~ .oo, =. ..n,snc. n. Inn.
~ =, p.s.,.c- ,sv, r,,d.v th.v
I'M -. sor = nav trial Ovinr 70
~ .s.,,as.ssv AZ shs tr,.i ana the
s...as -.,s,ssr AZ vitnssss.. the Dis.
/ 49,. Asse,r.y y conodeo, that there
- ZEN no reversible error end that
~ verdict q the Jury will stand.
CoauaAeeasIs speculation was caused
Ahsat he Criminal Courts Buiidins to.
~ q 70 the meaning Of Assistant
H0oerset. Attesnsy Frank Nose who. In
$780, .fee ne state sAid:
y ,~r,... -. c.,n. t,nss vhan a man
n. ~ ~. a. 49,, 49,. ,h.,
s 800, ~..s,., :.
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- oesa swefn - juror ne neo
ID! - '"eS ne hse eesn connectea WV
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choose to call It 10 possible at any m
man. Just - often the result Of stu
part Of the woman. But whatever III
who succeeds learns to have no moro
typewriter she operates or the ledger
VIEW or TIVE SUCCESSFUL DUsI.
NgOS WOMAN.
The following quotation from q letter
signed "Junata." which wins one OF the
two prisss Of tss. summarizes the poin:
Of view Of the successful business
woman:
sWhils ~ not earning a. saor.
mems salary. Z sttsaSuts ne sac.
eeoo Z q sajey - ne test tAas
Aavs bssa . Susinsos woman, tAat
q, oas Whe ylsses hss snpseysrs
Suoaaeos abeve hss own sad always
lsto Susiaess ta8e pseeeAenee Of
anNssmeaA ~ ons wants 20 -
susssoe n anytAaAg shs must make
eassaasss fes tAat aeeoovlashAsat
anA n y Impossible 70 b sussss.
a. eutsaAs q tuslnsss heuSs "a .
oe0ystsat tsustwostAy employee
AuxlAg ~ aay."
This 10 true. and n . giri 10 OF tn
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re WORTHY or FAVOR
ABLE MENTION.

by far the best letters from . purely
literary standpoint were signed IF. w.
p" and IN. M" The FIRST was a keen
and Just analysis of the relation Of tho
business woman to her employer. and
therefore not personal story Of girl
who had worked and won. For that
reason had to pass It over in award
Ing the prises. The letter signed
M. NJ" was the product Of . thought
full woman who has studied and knows
our times. But It was more Of criti-
cism than q personal narrative and Il
was Of much more help to me. a. the
writer will surely understand. than II
would DO to q little girl at the Cross
roads Of life. When the average little
girl finds herself at that crossroads q
little old-fashioned morality will be
much more helpful to her than all our
cynical philosophy. m. NJ" Let us
read and talk our enlightened pes
simism as much a. We like. but make
her stick to her catechism. I have
taken the following selections from
the prise winning letters. In my opin-
ion the young woman In Buffalo has hit
The evening world., 1913-04-19

stopped and gave what assistsnce ~
could. DR.. Messerole took Aibarss to the
New York Hospital suffering from inter.
nal injuries and Q broken right leg.
The evening world., 1913-04-19

have been related by working girls
In The Evening World. Every letter
practically has told the same story
Of modest start at SO or IS q week.
the bravely endured hardships OF
that period Of struggle. the deter
mination to win by increased ef-
ficiency. the hours of night school
after . days Work. all the long. hard
way to nnal success. Briefly. the
story Of the Girl Who Works and
Wins Ia told In three words-Pur-
pose. Efficiency and Resolution.
After she has found employment. per.
haps the nrst thing = young woman
should realize Is that she spends heI
day in O workshop and not In q mat
rimonial bureau. Wherever men and
women work together the intrusion
Of the disturbing element Of court
ship, Irritation or whatever you
The evening world., 1913-04-19
BIZ Nixola Greeiev-Sn,ifh.

object In view when start out"
This sentence
OF all
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i've oeHct IS NOT A
MATRIMONIAL Agency

The Letters Signed "yuniata" and zone Who Loves
the Working Gtvl'' DraW the Main Prizes Of
SIS Each-Fipe AUards Of $40 Each. Are
Made to "B. l.. d." to "A Girl From,
Idaho" to "Addie" to "katie' and
to "a NeU York Sten0grapIter."
Three Words, Purpose, Efficiency and Resolution,
Tell the Story Of the Girl Who Works and ,
Wins-She Should Realize She Spends Her
Dav In a Workshop and Not in a
Matrimonial Bureau.
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fourth. and this II what she was say
ing to a chorus Of Appreciative gig
giles. II had my time table in my hand
and he comes up behind and says to
me, Where you goingT and / SEE, L
dunno and he ses. Are you going the
limit. Take me with YOU Don't get
fresh ses. I may decide to stop
over"
You may hear similar conversations
any day anywhere downtown, and yet
the little girls who take part In them
wonder why men do not respect them
more and why they stay on At the
same pitifui little salaries year after
year.
WINNERS or THE OTHER PRIZES
IN THE CONTEST.
The other prise Of 326 I have given
to the letter Of "Ons Who Loves the
Working Girl" The author Of this let
ter began at 90 q week. ID now q sue
, Ing French and German In the hope OF
increasing her earning capacity still
further.
Five prises Of 80 each are awarded
to II. l.. D." OF Buffalo. N. ". who
Sl8Ueu UeT loSScT VIC "nO Iloo
Learned" to "A Girl from Idaho" Of
Richmond Hin. l.. l.: to "Addie." to the
author Of the letter signed "Katie.".a
salesgirl earning u . week. and to
New York Stenographer." The writer
OF the last letter mentioned failed to
give me her name and address. II she
will send It . check Will be mailed to
her and the other prise winners will
receive their checks nsxt week.
was delighted to be able to give
two OF the prisss to girls earning very
small salaries. one to "Addis" for the
inteiiissnt cheerfulnsss Of her letter
She wrote:
EVERY ONE CAN POSSESS HAP.
| PINEoo.
I usually earn % = week and I
naturally try to make It 20 a. far
a. possible. We pay = week for
nice little room. where my grand
mother can do a little cooking. My
grandmother being rather old and I
considering myself rather too stout,
We both eat little. Our food usually,
costs q q week and sometimes even
less. I always try to get q position
a. near homo ~ possible. and no
matter how far away I am, always
! walk homo from work.
: make all my own clothes, also
those for my grandmother. A. an
The evening world., 1913-04-19


she can hope to be q success 10 that Of
lighting on some mans pocketbook and
letting him support her for the rest OF
her life-in other words. she should
devote all her little futtering talents
TO getting married. A grub may be-
come . butterfly. but butterfly can
never be successful grub. They don't
try very hard. poor little things. And
perhaps IT'S very unreasonable Of life
to exact any effort At all Of them.
They chatter In every once building.
talking Of parties and hats; how each
10 having brocade charmeuse, or what
thrilling eyes are possessed by the new
boy At the soda fountain, or how
mean" the boss IL, or what he "sess"
to her.
The other day In an once building
elevator three young women huns
brsathlsssly on the narrative OF {