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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-07-15

the witness crisply. we had a large
colored vote there that needed seeing
often" he explained
You mad to see the colored voters
over and over again ." suggested Sen
ator Overman Yes. sir-the last fell
low who got to EN- had en- on cleo
ton day.
In spite OF the continued and secret
fight against Pearre by the National
Association OF Manufacturers the con
gresham won oug in the primaries.
The plan by which Mulhall and Off
eers OF the Philadelphia Typothetae
proposed To break down The printers
strike there i'm 1905 was outlined in a
report MulhaH Identified as one he had
made to John +. Mcintyre, secretary
of the National Typothetae.
"A great many men had been
brought up from the south to take
the strikers places, but proved no
good to the employers, wrote MulhalL
Our plan was to get them to 90 out
on strike also, so they would become
charges on the unions and help ear mp
their funds.
The report TO Mcintyre told OF an
ARRANGEMENT with employment agen-
cies by which new men could he OBJ
tanned, who were to be encouraged to
go on strike as soon as the labor un-
ions suggested it.
Mulhall said that $500 was sent by
John Mcintyre. of the National Typo
thetae. to Joseph Hayes secretary o.
the Philadelphia Central Labor Union,
to be used in keeping down sympa-
thetic strike while the printers cf that
city were striking for an eight-hour
day.
A letter from Mulhall to John G.
Winston of Phladelnlia was reai.
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Aerial Flights.

II Count Zeppelin comes over in his
dirieible he can be assured Of a high
old time.-PhilIdclphi Ledger.
They are living high in Par,s-more
so than ever before 1t is reported that
1000 regiSt cred aviators dwell within
the city limits. -Clevela Pain Dealer.
Count Zeppelin is contemplating an
airship trip across the Atlantic. AS
matter of international courtesy he
should select a time when Sir Thomas
Upton is not using the ocean.-Wash-
ingtOn Star.
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The Income Tax.

Many man will pay an income tax
Just to improve his credit.-Atlanta
Constitution
II the income tax exemption limit Is
fixed at $4,000 We shall expect large
iucrease in the number of 5000 in
comes.-Npw York Tribune.
No matter how man kicks. lie is
really proud of being pointed out as
one who pays an income tax because
he has $1,000 Observation-Disclosures
Ledger.
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Three Strikes.

Before the end of the season pos
sibly somebody will gain we'll earned
fame by finding something new to call
the umpire Cleveland Leader
A rally round the flag is pretty
stirrin. thng in time of war. huI
fades into in,icnifcance beside a rail-!
in the ninth E:oston Transcript.
When thc hl>eh:I trust is investi
gated maybe - Louis will learn VIII!
the other town, succeeded in monnpo
izing The GlSI division st Louis Re
public.
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Causes If Stomach Troubl 8

Sedentary habits, lack of out
door exercise, insufficient mastica-
ton of food, constipation. torpid
liver, worry and anxiety, overeating,
partaking of food and drink net
suited to your age and occupatieT3
Correct your habits and take Chad
berlain's Tablets and you Wilt 500
be well again. For sale by ali dealt
ers.-Adv.
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A Cynical Selection.

At book dinner at which the
guests were asked to wear clothes sug-
eestive of the title of popular book,
a certain nobleman appeared carrying
a petticoat over his arm. The title
he was suggesting was .'Life's Handi-
cap"'-London Opinion.
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S,ays Daughter, Kills Himself.

youngstown, o. July =. = john
Push. sixty years old, a farmer Of
North Jackson, shot and perhaps ia
tally wounded his daughter Alma, nine
teen years old. and then shot himself
through the heart The tragedy took
place after family quarrel.
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GARMENT WORKERS STRIKE
Over 200 Factories Cripp ed-Den1and
Hicher WAGES.

philadelphia, July l5.-BetWeen 5000
and 5000 garment workers. men and
women, weUt ont on strike, crippling
over 200 factories. several of them
among tho largest in the east.
The strikers demand higher wages,
minimum working week Of fifty
hours and the assurance that no work
will be done outside their shops.
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Dentist loses an Eye Drilling Tooth.

Chicago, July u. - A speck Of
enamel from a patients tooth sailed
into. the eye OF Dentist Leroy Kerr
while he was drilling and it cost him
the sight of the eye.
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GAro rntIc

Father Visiting ut coIlege)-My son,
these are better cigars than l can af-
ford. Son-Thats all right. father.
Take all you want This is on me-
Exchange
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Standing OF the Clubs.
NATIONAL IEAGiIE

At PHILADELPHIA Philadelphia, 2;
fer; Harmon Win9n
AT Decentralization, :; Pittsburgh, L
}tgsIies-Pere-ie, Rariden; Adams,
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Sweat and Bitter.

There is 10 rose without a thorn.
No ioy without a sorrow.
The pants" that creases now adorn
Will hang like bags tomorrow
There Is no smile without a sigh.
No gain syitls,nt It's losses
~ Its We stsfves viii by and by
Be o1r severest bosses
chicago Record Herald
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-07-15

We learn wisdom from failure more
than from success. We often discover
what will do by finding ont what will
not do.-Samuel Smiles.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-07-15

At Detroit- Athletics. s. Detroit, 9.
Batteries Hall, Dubdc, Stanage; Ben
der, Bush, Lapp.
At Chica go Chicago, S; Boston. O..
Carrigan
AT Cleveland Washington, 1;
cleveland, 3. Batteries Boehling,
Henry, Ainsmith, Faikenburg, Car
isch; Groome, Engel, Moseley.
At ST Louis-S}. Louis, II: New
York, / Batteries-Baumga gardner Ag
new; WARRIOR, Schultz, Clark, Cald
we'll, Smith, Hanson.
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Junk Wanted

We will pay highest cash price for all
kinds of junk, such Scrap Iron, Rub
Der, Metals, Rags, Bones, Hides. Wool
and Feathers.
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which recommended Michael Collins
a labor leader, whom Mulhali had ties,
tilted had been in the pay OF the Ma
tional Association oi Manufacturers,
for appointment 10 the Committee of
seventy, as an honest man WHO could
not be bribed." The committee OF
seventy was formed to reform poll
tics.
Reports of labor union meetings in
Philadelphia we're sent TO MulhaH by
Joseph H. Peiffer. be said.
What did yon pay Peiffer? asked
Senator Reed. Forty dollars a week,
said Mulhau.
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The Best Medecinei n the World

My little girl had dysentery very
bad. l thought she would die. Cham
berIain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy cured her, and l can
truthfully say that | think it is the
best medicine in the world" writes
Mrs. William Orvis, Clare, Mich.
For sale by all dealers.-Ady.
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WEATHER EVERYWH ERE.

Observations OF United States
weather bureaus taken at p. m.
yesterday follow:
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-07-15
BASE BALL SCORES
AMERICAN LEAGuE.

Following Is the Result CT Games
PLAYED Yesterday
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CHOPTANK RIVER LINE.
Steamers leave Baltimore, weather per.
hitting, daily except Sunday for TtlghmAn'a
Oxford, Easton, Double Mills, Bellevue,
Travers. Kirbys, Cam bridge, Oyster shel.
Point, Secretary, Choptank and Windy Hill
Returning, Steamers Will leave Windy Hill
at p. 10. for Baltimore daily except Satur.
dsy, stopping at all the above points.
WILLARD THOMSON
General Manager
T. MURDOCH,
Gen eral Passenger Agent
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-07-15

Equal parts of lard and kerosene
is effective against lice.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-07-15

A letter from Mulhali to John c.
Winston. of Philadelphia. was read,
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-07-15
Cohen & Lieberman
2l8 High St. Cambridge, Nd.
Baltimore, Chesapeake and At
lantic Railway Company
Railway Division

Change IN Passenger Train Serviee
Schedule In effect Nov. Is, 1919.
EAST BOUND.
all b9 cl c6 CO
pm. pm. am. pm. pm
500 40 Lv. BALTIC Ar. 40
$50 800 947 Hurlock $40 433
9.45 Hoo Ii 81 Ar .. City Lv $50 2l6
pm. pm. am. am. pm.
{a) Saturday only (b) Daily except Satur-
day and Sunday (c) Daily except Sunday.
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raOp. Weather.
The Weather

The Weather.
Showers tonight and tomorrow;
varia bic winds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-11
BaCkaChe Is a Warning

Thousands suffer kid
ney ills unawares - not
knowing that the back
ache, headaches, and dull,
nervous, dizzy, all tired
condition are often due to
kidney weakness alone.
Anybody who suffers
constantly from backache
should suspect the kidneys.
Some irregularity of the
secretions may give just
the needed proof.
Doan's Kidney Pills
have been curing backache
and sick kidneys for over
fifty years.
Here's a Seattle case.
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second Ave. and Pike st.
The MacDoug all Southwick Co.
CAN YOU MAKE COFFEE,
THE KIND FOLKS LIKE?

been obliged 10 fOrego their cup %
coffee. or what they are pleased TO
think H. coifeo'
Yet good coffee Is one OF the
rnrcst things In the world,
bus my coffee In small quaint
ties. with tho berry roasted.
Every kitchen should contain a
coffee grinder only grind each
time the coffee 10 be used. as break.
INK the bory dlffuscs the aroma and
liberatea much OF the essential oil
For old fashioned coffee the
rule Is: One tablespoon for each
person and one for the pot Put
the coffee into the pot. To clear
n. take one egg and the shell and
beat Vt M with four tablespoons
OF cold water. using onethird OF
this for six tablespoons OF coffee.
Stir with n spoon so all the cot
fee may become coated with the
egg mixture. Now turn into the
coffee pot as many cups Of boiling
water as spoons Of coffee used. Set
on the fire and allow 10 boil brisk
~ five minutes Set back on the
stove TO melt for 10 minutes.
Percolatcd coffee Is the best cof-
foe made. and those who can afford
percolator win find that # will
lessen the bills and that they can
always have fine coffee A cheap
or grade OF coffee can be used in n
percolator than for regulation"
boiled coffee Have the coffee pull
verified. using one heaping teaspoon
for each cup. turn over II the same
number OF cups Of boiling water
aud allow II to percolate eight min.
utCs.
N the frugal housekeeper
will wash every egg she uses
before breaking and will put
the shells through a meat grind
er, she will find there is no
need Of using eggs TO settle
coffee. One tablespoon of the
ground e9gshell put into the
eoffeee pot with two table
spoons OF cold water stirred
we'll before adding the boiling
water will make the coffee
clear and amber colored.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-11
MONEY BACK MARKETS
GRAY FADED HAIR, OR BEAUTIFUL,
DARK, ATTRACTIVE CHOOSE, MADAM!

hair. taking one small strand AZ a
time Those whose hair ls turning
gray. becoming faded dfy. scraRgly
and thin have surprise awaiting
them. because after iust ous aypli-
clfion the gray hair vauisbes and
your locks become luXur.antly dark
and beautiful -all dandrun goes.
scalp itching and falling hair stops.
This ia the age ~ youth Rgay-
haired. unattractfye folks aren't
wanted around. 20 get busy with
the Sage and Sulphur tonight and
you1l be amazed az your youthful
appearance and thu real beauty
aud healthy condition Of your hair
within a few days Inquiry AZ drug
stores here SHOWS that they all sell
lots Of "Wyetbs Sage and Sulphur
and the folks using II are cnthus-
iastic,
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Says Sage Tea Mixed Win Sulphur
Restores Natural Color
and LJatrc.

Gray, faded ha.r turned beautiful
~ dark and ns.rou8 almost over
night. Is reality " yoTu take the
trouble 70 mig sage tea and sulphur,
put what's Dr. use. you get a large
bottle Of the 70 dy-t0.use tonic.
eslled 'Wyefh.g Sage and Sulphur
mar Remedy an drug stores here
ior about 20 cents. Millions OF
bottles Of 'Wyein's" are sold an.
lualiy, says well.knDwn druggist.
because Il darkcns the hair 80
naturally and evenly that no one
can tell II has been applied.
tou Just dampen n sponge or soft
orlsh with Wyeth's Sage aud
sulphur and draw Il through your
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vCLettors To g Ga 81 Grox

out to have good time. there
was lady that belongs to the
Y w G \. that Was watching
US THREE GIRLS.
All you should happen 10 Fest
into trouble. YOU would then think
q was somebody buaiueas Girls
OF 3 should not be- allowed 20 race
around to PARIS. theatres and any
where they taku a notion 20 go IN.
less they are accompanied hy pcr-
aon capable OF looking out for than
! thing u fine and grand under
taking that the women OF thcHsi or.
gAniLAtiOns have taken II upon
themselves 10 protect young SRA
whoec parents are too ignorant or
careless to do IT, q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-11
Cynthia's Answers
to Many Questions

The presidents salary is S75,'
600 per year.
To remove Ink from wooden or
silk goods. use methylntcd spirits
and ammonia.
Tho Sutherland waterfalls are In
New Zealand and are 1904 feet in
height
The first sewing machine. In
very crude form, was Invented by
Thomas Saint. an Englishman, In
1890.
Astronomical measure ments show
that the sun is more than 100
times the diameter Of the earth
and is 900. 900 times it's volume.
Roast saddle of vonson or NUT
ton. spring lamb. or fllet OF beef,
potatoes and one other vegetable
may constitute n meat course.
Tho Eiffol Tower In Paris is
erected ON the Champ dc Mars and
Is constructed OF iron lattice work.
Ina is 1000 feet high.
pure cocoanut oil will very often
uromote the growth of hair, and
one must take care not 10 get any
of the oil where hair is not wanted.
There is also a mountain range
I'm Spain called Sierra Nevada
which. in Spanish, means snowy
range. They are the loftiest noun
tains In Spain.
A child born OF English parents
in America Is an American citizen,
even though It's parents haze not
taken out naturalization papers.
julius Caesar In u. G. 50, was
1.-THE first to reform the calendar by
BORDERING that every year whose
E,late number Is exactly diylslblo by
~ contain 366 days, and all other
Bears 365 days.
/ The New York subway system
twill rival the building of tho Pana
ma canal from engineering end fin
anclal standpoints The total cos
lUf construction and equipment viii
lbo nearly $300,000,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-11

DO one 81 tho springs innovations
Tho illustrated walking suit
shows black hroadcloth skirt.
slightly draped. and buttoncd 10 the
knee Ia the front over Il 10 worn
q duh blue brocado velvet cutAway
beltod coat.
The belt over the blue brocado
coat IL 81 soft black satin. and ~ 10
only a long. flat piece Of doubled
satin. wound about the body three
times. and the end brought from
over the top fatty and allowed 70
hang down Buttons covered with
the same material and narrow
bands Of tho satin make a chic
trimming where the peculiar shap.
ed sleeve Is sewn into the coat
Il looks as though NO woman.
whether she be tat or lean. old or
young. would wear a collar this
summer
MAYHELLE MORTIMER
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tttsttttttttttt-
OUR SOLDIER BOYS

Dear Miss Grcy wish 10
ask your advice am young
girl % rs and am going with a
man ~ 2s fIe IL a gentleman.
! know. for ! have gone with
him year and a half.
He ~ a soldier. and whore I
live my girl friends do not 20
with soldiers They tell mo 20
drop him. or they will drop me
Which should ! do. drop him
and 40 with my girl friends. or
drop my girl friends and 10
with him and the soldlers
wives and daughters
\ SOLDIERS SWEETHEART.
Al think II an insult 20 the
stars and Stripes that these men.
who are willing and ready 1T any
minute 10 give their lives for our
safety should be- 30 looked upon
Good and bad high and low. are
10 be found in an stations Of l.fe
When n soldier does wrong. be.
lieye he should be brought To Justice
as quickly as any person. aud SO.
when he IA striving 10 reach n hieh
standard. believe Il our duty Ia
help him all In orr power. ont III
respect and reverence for Old Glory
we owe II 10 the man who helps
protect Il.
Now. my girl. n your soldier
friend IA true blue. and Won love
him. how can there be any choice IN
your heart between him and vonr
tickle friends? Tho girls who ace
really your friends viii not dro,,
YOU but will think more OF Won,
the others are worth dropping
a black Milan straw hat will he
suitable. but should be turned nm
slightly 10 one side. Instead ~ ~
the back
Hawai- was annexed 10 IN,
United States by n joint resoutton
OF congress July :. 1898.
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Up 10 $I.Z5 Embroidered
VoiIe F'ouneings Csc

Except for this special
purchase these Flouncings
would sell at $50, Sl.65
and Sis a yard.
There are scores OF de
signs from which to choose,
including 45-inch Wolfe
Flouncings in the new pad
ded floral effects, either
with the scallop or fast
edge, or with wide mar
gins for hemming. The
assortment further includes
practically every one OF the
most desirable Wolfe en-
broideries OF present day
wear. Here again is the
tremendous cash buying
power Of this house DEM
onstrated in its ability to
give such values as these
at Csc.
First Floor.
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come for advice. am man
OF 30. and came from Holland
n few years ago and am 10 love
With au American gil
am bald headed. and she
has told me u would not wear
a wig she would break the en-
Kagemenl Would ypu advise
me to try and regain her love-
HEARTBROkEN DUrCHAAN.
Whether you shall tFy 20 ~.
gain her love depends cuurely on
whether you want a wife Vho careA
merely for looks or appearance in.
stead % principle Keeping this
point In View. you must Judge the
matter for yourself
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-11

PARIS. March ii.--Wlth tho
small hata. parasols will DO more
In favor this summer than they
have been for many seasons. and
they are coming out Ia all sorta OF
fanciful shapes.
The upto-dato girl viii not be
satisfied with one sunahado. but
will have them 20 match her ar.
fercnt summer costumes
Particularly quaint ls the one
worn with this brown satin striped
white v0sle II Is or brown satin
striped white wolfe,
The whole "gotup' OF this cos,
TIME Is both quaint and striking.
an achievement which Is almost an
impossibillty. The skirt Is pleated
front and back. SO that the brown
Is uppermost. and at the sides
these Is narrow panel OF the
goods in white. The stripe runs
horizontally.
The waist Is a very simple sur.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-11
Ennbr oidery
SOC Value
q sc

A SPECIAL purchase
~ makes these prices
possible Included will be
found japanese, English
Eyclet, Floral, Opcnwork
and Blind Stitch effects.
Many with the new French
scallops. The greatest va
riety Of patterns offered
in any sale Of this season.
Hundreds Of yards in this
selling. The widths are IL
and IL inches. The designs
are novel and beautiful. The
regular sale price Of these
goods would be 40c, 45c and
even many SOC qualities are
included. On Wednesday
the price will be 25c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-11
sr0MACH UPSET.
SOUR? CASCARETS
Sluggish bowels cause
s.se., sourness and food
fermentation.

rAx awful sournoss, belching OF
Ia nd foul gases that pain IN tho
=. a the stomach, tho heartburn,
p J" nausea. bloating after
ls,,ns feellng " mllncss. difHinees
~ d. headache, mean a dieos
49, stomach. which cannot be
ss.,ls,ed until you remove tho
"a II isn't Your etomschs
ssr your stomach Is as good as
any A.. .,,,,,.4t.,at,
.,a.rse and regulate Tho stomach.
s.rncye The sour, undigestcd and
,srranting FOOD and foul gaees;
~ N. excess bile from the liver
a.. al carry of the coustipated waste
s..,,,r and poison nom the in
.ss,inss and boWclA Then your
s.araeA trouble is ended A
Ssscsre, tonight viii straighten
~ out hy morning a l0cent box
MN any drug store will keep your
.,o,zch sweet. liver aud bowels
ssynlar for months, Don't torget
"a children thsir little insides
ned ! good. gcalle cleansing, too.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-11

pliee. with kimono shaped sleeves,
white fillet lace corded ~ the edge
with brown satin lapc In front and
the "" Is filled in with plain white
wolfe buttoned straight down the
front with gold buitona a brown
folded satin belt with two folds.
wider directly In the front than
anywhere else, gives note OF
change.
The new short separate coat is To
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-11
SEATTLE PROOF
Testimony of a resident
of East Madison street:

Mrs. B. ]. Roy, 1909 East
Madison st, Seattle, WASH,
says: For a long time | was
annoyed by sharp pains across
my back and sometimes | had
a dull, dragging ache through
my loinS that robbed me of
strength and energy, | finally
decided that my kidneys were
disordcrcd and got Doan's
Kidney Pills at the Kennedy
Drug Co. My pains and aches]
were soon removed. "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-11
WhX so miIch Ano1

WAY so MUCH bOo7
Dear Miss Grey: am a
stcnographer OF - and { WIS
engaged 10 be married IN June
TO a young lumberIack Of rs.
One Sunday We rode out 20 The
camp where he Is employed
aud be showed me about She
camp We had dinner In the
big dining room. and the food
those men eat II not III for
human beings lie showed me
the big bunk house. and. hon.
estly. u vas indeacri badly
filthy.
when we were coming back
10 town no asked me how I
liked the camp and ! told him
did not soc how men could
be- satisfied TO live Hike beasts;
and | broke our engagement.
love this young man with
all my heart. and 10 lose him
will make me miserable, but
10 marry him viii make me
more so. I fear. lie has no
bad habits and IL a gentleman
10 every respect, and ] know he
loves mo dearly. but ! never
can consent 10 marry a man
who does not mind living under
such conditions do not Ike
To seem over nice. but some
times the picture 81 that camp
rises up and hits ms In the
face and the thoughts seem
odlous. cannot look upon
him as I did before, and the
thoughts Of that miserable
camp are killing my love for
him.
He begs me 10 reconsider
my decision. but he will not
quit logging He says Il Is the
only work he knows and that
no has spent several years
learning the business and that
he can earn more iu the woods
than he can any other place
Please help me out Of this dif
rculty and ACCEPT my thanks
STENOGRAPHER
Ar your love can be 80 eaHii
killed. and you lock upon his pro
'casion as 20 degrading It Is yer
good thing this incident occurred
II Il true that many OF ines
placcg are not as sanitary az the
should be. but | defy anyone I
show me a more flthy and insa'
ltarv place than some found IN th
cities. These men are ont In ~
pure. lnylgorating air from carr
morning until night u you are
"a nograuher you must know ms
peopIo who work downtown in o
fcaa often come IN contact wit
conditions just as insanitary onl
perhaps iu different line, and ~
compelled 10 breathe suoty' sInoh
Air an day. I have eaten FOOD
snpposed 20 Doe firstclass restaI
r.nta that ala not appeal TO me g
being sanitary
Now n you really love bin, "f
do YOU not marry him aud maH
vour home where he Is, even II IT
In humble cottage ~ one room
You can keep II clean and prepal
ranf,ary meals for him " you d
moi care enough for him 10 do W
You are not worthy Of him
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THE BUSINESS or ALI
Rf0HT.MtNDED PEOPLE

Dear Mics Grey We nre
three girls Of 10 DO you think
It rs .anybody's business what
we do on Saturday and Sunday?
one Sunday whom We went