Washington County hatchet and Forest Grove times., May 20, 1897, Image 2

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. petted. by the term « ifi to r 1 V ill. RiU»t
-.f my o n cle « iw tN ftt f a"a# le ft to liar*,
I and Cutting tr ie ] to ba%«p t b r v i l i
: broken upon certain ( [priinifa l g fijin itJ'
which a re not e»»ent lai to tb is story.
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a * a «i* - 'b jr f H j —‘•rrasit o f hi*
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•1 by Las to facr. Th*-re U dratb un the line
of wLarch. and i □ hospitals a ! mg tb ­
Wi> road. W]
fo n o rriy . ? it ttieu iarly
r «hed. no TWt UDd<*r Xa¡
t m would i'ie by
of th e m ;rd^r v a y fo r on** wL"i fell in act
•emian w ar only one man
l» *t Krai
*e fo r tw o killed in action,
die-1 o f d
health o f men in the full
Indeed,
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w as a ctu ally -iig b ily bet-
prim e a t
1 And th a t w as tir*
ever »-am* t e r in the field than
QUiTttrs.
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I t m ay. bowevei be argued that.
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may be less d estru ctiv e, there will be
-aus^ every abh>-l*od-
m ore o f them
z
by w ar. the re-
ID2D
l i s u a c r w ill be iii-jre pro’j-.nge-l than
fo ru ie rlj . bot thli* t-r- i- H.--1 en-îurèn- ••
ia only <-onerirablie under tbe supi*.*:-
h «
tion thaï \ tb e lead r rs on both sides are
k*| it
!y iOMNDp•etent. an-l both fe a r
to ?«takr all on a si ogle i-ollNion—a *up-
position th a t noth! ng ten-Is to ju s tify .
-d tk
On th e con trary , every leader brought
M r*. M arg aret In la n d , a u th o r o f th» up !n tb e hi - - le m school is tau g ht to
fain o u * “Jo h n W ard . IT e a c h e r.- ha- understand th e v u lnerability a t all
f&iti
tini*he>l a group o f 6 ve sh o rt stories modern m ilitary organizations, an-l is
\
• -.! ! --i -
i* -•oh a
w hich w ill a p e a r under the title . " T I m penetrated w ith th e conviction that one
-aghts
<-* rro w i
W isdom o f K ooU ."
dow nright “k n o ck ou t" blow effects
my brain wle-n I w a* safely seated in
|
H am lin « îa ria n d 's new l>ook. “ W ay- more than w eek* o f parp eseless sp ar­
the tra in an-l w hirling tow ard Je r * e y
C lty . A s I have said. Randolph C u t­ * d e f o u r t s t :;- « ." i* m a-le up o f short ring. and w b»re both sta rt determ ined
tin g and I w ere b itte r -n e o -i—*. an-l s to rie * d ealing w :b th e influeo -e ot to bring m atters to a clim ax the d ecis­
th e evid ence w hich po uted to my hav­ wiimt-D. e x e rt-sl o ften l»y ch an ce, upon ion cannot be long delayed. Ju d g in g
from w hat we know- o f the relativ e e f­
ing com m itted the crim e seen o*I *o I. 1 --U * ca re e r*.
1 »can F a r r a r 's new theological work ficiency o f con tin en tal arm ies, we be­
b lack ly l'o u -ln çiv e th at I --ou!d al-
tic—; fe e l th e rope tigh ten about my is on th e ev e o f ap p earan ce in l>»ndon. lieve th a t the first round of the great
“A «« DBOW sr*« MAX T H IS * . «O Dili .'
B e k.
W hen tile tra in Stopped at the In it* tw en ty -th ree c h a p te r* Hr. K arrar en co u n ter w ill also he the last, fo r the
!■ th at
a t b rie f pert
peri s -i l
W hen the g
n ex t s ta tio n I trem bled in ev ery lim b, tr e a t* o f th e "allego r.--al m ethod” of m om entum o f th e blow which decides
reach —1 the M j o f til« u.-asicr he sawl
fu lly cxpe«'ting to see som e one com e e x eg e*:« a s am e n a b le , and d«-ai* w ith will sim ply paralyze e re ry nerve in the
hi an imirant th at th e man « a - d a-i
into th e c a r to a rre st me. Nothing o f the d angerous re su lt* o f th e “»upernat- o p fo n e n t's body. and. adding up all
T h e n be look—l at me. I w as .t i l l r.
X -c e s s a h ly . sou rce* o f ca su a ltie s th at can occu r in
the *ort happened, how ever, am i I ural dk-tation~ tlieory.
View ing to e «itu alion . Kill there w asn't
l>3»«ed sev eral mon* «ration» in «afety. the I»*.k w ill arou se wide a tte n tio n an-l a short cam paign o f th is description,
■utteh tim e to «pare.
we conclude (h at at the very worst the
H ow ever. I did not allow m y self inu--b keen --ootroversy.
I t w as Dot I who tlr—l tie- fa ta l «hot
h -ije . fo r I felt *u re I would be appro-
In the J e w i s h K ra M r*. T . C. Round* a c tu a l cost In hum an life to tb e powers
T h e r«wd » a th is side w as lite-0 on --u-
Leode-I at Je r s e y C ity. A fte r not
has g ath er—1 m uch in te re stin g m atter engaged will not am ount to more than
aide w ith a high h— tz - au-l I knew
tbou
g
hi
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would
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re
lativ e to th e c a n se rep n ^ en ted by th e 5 (e-r cen t, o f th e ir several popuia-
th a t the m urd erer had tire-1 from i)T-
llo u *. - P a ll M all G azette.
a n ib u -.i ,iud d e rte rio u sly throw n the t h e l*-*t plan to go righ t in ra th e r than j C h icago H ebrew M is s io n -th e co n v er­
rev o lv er to w here It lay Ju *t a ; my gei off at auy otri-of-tow n stati-H i*. a * *ion o f th e J e w s to C h ristia n ity . T h e
T C e l>cr.th w a tc h .
there would l*e m u d i 1- ** r.*k o f l - ng j | ^ ,n u. a rtic le * by C roi. H M. S --« t.
fe e t. But I wa» -icii-k enough to real
In lFtri I had tw o ch ain s o f the nam e
noticed
in
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crow
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w
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would
get
!
and
is
to
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-
Iu- th at Do Jury In the world w--u!d
>f S eth an-l Cicero Dodge, who lived
j not su rv ive in a world ->f religious 11b-
e v e r believe title cn l-— |in«tf -if -lie ' off the tra in there.
down in the fo rk * o f 'Coon, about fo u r
W
hen
th
e
tra
in
pulled
Into
the
Je
r
s
e
y
• erty . Iss-auec it is u-K a proselyting re-
real tuor-lerer ruuM I*- pruduceal.
m iles below us. T h e boys were hauling
la a l.iitliy I knew iltai tuy only Im p ' C ity deftut I m ade my w ay w ith a ll ’ ligion.
wood to town, and th ey told me th at tbe
possible
lia*u*
to
th
e
w
aiting-r-ioui.
and
lay In hi* cap tu re, an-l I iuiuit*l.alel;-
'T h e R om an— o f Isab el. I jid y Bur- woods down in the fork s were alive
! g re a tly to my su rp rise I w as not uio-
daalic-l through the h—lgc in *e:ir«-h of
; to n .“ is -aid to be p ra ctica lly an a u t o with squ irrels, and th at if I would go
him . w hile the groom, ih iu kin g ie- ' tested. Sud den ly I h ean l the train m an j tMograpby. T h e real fa c ts <s<uis.*ming back w i:h them th a t evening they
d o n b ' th at I w a* attem p n u g to leak- j -a ll out a tra in fo r I'h ilad elp h ia. an-l ' tie- burning of her h u slo n -l'« P ersian
would get th e ir fa th e r to let them have
act ng ristn im pulse I h astily *e--ur—I a
my asrai-e. cauite iu hot pursuit a fte r 1
I tran slatio n . ‘T h e S--«-nt—I t l jr d e n .” are tb e n ex t day off. and we wonld have
tick et am i w as *-»-n com fo rtably en-
me.
j tol-L an-l her r-wl m o tiv e* given. One lot» o f fun. 1 went home and got my
lowlde «if the hedge ttiere w a* n-> »igu *-*• 11 -—1 in a i-arlor c a r on the a ay to o f the in terestin g fe a tu re * o f the book
No. 14 muzzle loader, plenty of am m u­
the Q u ak er City.
o f any tirin g Iteing. T h e fa ir gr----ii
is found in num erous au-l im portant nition and my dog. and went home with
1 can nev er d escrib e th at night o f
field s »tretebed aw ay to the hilNidc. he
le tte rs from Hen. Gordon w hich have them . F a th e r Dodge had built a new-
horror which I spent in I ’hiladelphia.
yond w hich the w hite w all* of a farm
Kome idea o f my feelin g s m ay lie Im ag­ nev er b e fo re been published.
fra m e house, but it was not large
bouse w ere Ju st visible, a * peacefu lly
F r a n c is G . B u rto n w rite» and tb e enough to accom m odate the fam ily an-l
ined when I saw in an evening |>aper a
a s I f th e re couhl Is- Do such thing a * ,
Techni<-al P u b lish in g Com pany bring« any stran g e rs, so C icero and 1 slept ont
d ispatch tellin g o f the m urder o f I tail
th e trag ed y w h ich had Ju *t tak.-u plao-
dolph C a ttin g , a w ell-know n
New out “ N aval E n g in e e r* an-l the Com ­ In tb e old log bouse. I shall never fo r­
on t h e o t h e r side o f th e h—lg e . I looked 1
Y ork er, n e a r his cou ntry (dace at Hope- mand o f tb e S e a ." I t is devoted to get th e sca re we got th at night. A*
up and dow n the long hedge mw !n !
ville. N. J . T h e accoun t in the paper proving th a t G reat B rita in m ust in sti­ boys will, we lay th ere a long tim e dis-
vain . T h e re w as not the »light--*: J
«aid th a t d etectiv es from New York tu te many refo rm s in respect o f th e -uss.ng the various propositions that
cle w to t h e m u rd erer to Is- seen
en g in eers in its navy and points out suggest then-selves to tw o boy chum s
H ow ever. I d eterm ined t i n t the man w ere at work upon th e case, and th a t
although they refu sed to give out any w bat is --m a in to happen o th erw ise by who hav en't seen each o th er fo r some
m ight possibly m ake fo r the ralln-ad
o f the f a n * , t h e y w ere In pntMession d etailin g tw o im aginary w ar*. A s E n ­ tim e.
Along tow ard m idnight we
sta tio n w hence I had ju s t com e, fo r I
o f a clew w hich they fe lt sure would gland w hips F ra n c e, w hich tre a ts its thought we discovered the presence of
knew th a t th en - w as a train fo r the
eng in eers properly in one. and tb e P n i- som ebody nn-ler our bed. T o m ake it
c ity due in a few m inutes, t'ould the en ab le them to cap tu re the m urderer
ted S ta te * , w hich tre a t* them even b e t­ m ore certain , we d istin ctly heard the
ruffian c a tch It? An-l couhl I o v ertak e w ithin a few hours.
te r in tb e oth er, tbe m oral !* not ob­ ricking of his w atch. W e becam e un­
I
so
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tel
upon
a
s
id
e
him befo re lie did so? I f not I reflected
vious.
easy. fo r the tick in g o f th at w atch was
1 m ight easily telegraph to the next s t r e e t , r e g is te r in g u n d er an a ssu m e d
T b e A m erican Y'outh. th e w eekly o r­ reg u lar and Incessant. A t la st Cicero
n a m e an d th e n e n d e a v o re d to co m p o se
sta tio n and have him apprehend—l
I w as ru nning all the tim e a« hard a« m y s e lf to a w a it re s u lts. I h a rd ly th in k gan o f the W a ifs' M ission, seem * to be q u ietly slipped cu t o f bed. went over to
fed on the lite ra ry fa t o f th e land. T b e tb e new bouse and called his fath er.
1 could Inside o f the h -d g e an-l tow ard
editor. Husan G ibbons D u v a l has not who
and investigated
Much to
th e railw ay statio n . T h e groom had
only m ade o f It an exce lle n t Juv enile f,„ r r h 4 c r ;n th<> old g ^ t i « . ^
given up pursuit o f me. doubt!--«*
paper, but h a . secured sto ries and a rtl- ^ e r - l th at the cau se of our dread an-l
th in k in g It bis duty to return to his
c le . from the a b lest pens
A nthony
w as only a d -a ih w a teh at
m a ste r * body
It w anted six m inutes
O b ¡*
Hope s new story. “V icto ry o f tb e work ln , n ^
by th# sjde
b e fo re the m i n w as due, a s I saw hy
G rand D u ke o f M itten h eim ." 1. begun bed „ F o r e s t and Stream
a hasty g lan ce at my w atch, but I did
I d tb e la te s t Issue. A m ong tb e w
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not know bow fa r the statio n w as from
who hav e prom ised to c o n trib u te dur-
D e b ts D e la y e d H is B u r ia l,
w here the m urder occurred.
log 1 W a re Cap«. K ing. H am lin G ar-
T b ‘‘
o f a burial long delave.1
I n ev er ran so hard in my life before,
land, L illian B ell. O ctav e T h a n e t. Jo - * » » recen tly com e to light at Revel. a
h a t I fe lt th at my life depended on the
sepb Je ffe rso n , am i a sco re o f o th e rs R u ssian tow n n e a r th e G u lf o f F i n.
ch a n ce o f secu rin g the m urderer, and
alm ost equ ally noted T h e A m erican land. T h e body th n * tard ily In te rn * 1
rn aacq u cu ily th e effo rt cost me no
Y’outh ev id ently has a high stand ard w as th a t o f a B elg ian soldier o f fo r­
• train. My wind began to tell on me.
tune. th e D o c C h arles de Croy. who
and liv es up to it.
how ever, at the end o f the flrwt >|uarter
had been eom m and er-in-ch;ef o f the
m ile, and I w as Ju st w ondering vague- | j
W om en a s P a c k A n im a l*.
R u ssian arm y a t th e h isto ric b attle o f
ly bow long I could keep it up w ben I i I J
T b e new wom an will find much need ­
N arva ln 17««?. Made a prisoner during
c a m e upon the em pty dog-cart w ith the I "V
ing em an cip ation In her Indian siste r
th e light. D e Croy took up hi* resi­
ru n aw ay horse quietly cropping g ra s* ’ I
o f A laska. T h e re wom en a re co n v ert­ d ence a t R e v e l w here he died j„
7 T '» T u t ­
by th e roadside. H ere w as luck indeed.
o r e AS FAST AS TUB A.XIMAL COt'LD U >. ed into pack an im als a t tim es. Not an
co a rse o f ev en t»: his creditors dem ur­
I Ju:.iped Into the --art as sp—-dlly a *
nnti»UAj sig h t is to see a long pack
m y exh au sted stre n g th would let nte. 1 slept a wink th at night, but t-Mued tra in o f d og* loaded w ith tw en ty or red to his burial, however, until hi*
d ebts w ere paid. S-* the soldier w as
an-l g ath erin g up the reins I «truck th<- fe v erish ly upon ray bed. w ondering
th irty pound* each , and here and th e re
h o rse and we w ere off a« fa s t a s the w h eth er I had not acted very foolishly a w om an labo rin g under a 1 t o pound mummified and his renu.lns have s ta v ­
ed e v e r sin ce in a church, w here th.-v
a n im a l could run tow ard the statio n .
In th u s running aw ay when 1 w as per­ P *‘ k-
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h av e been exh ibited to visitors a s a cu ­
I entlm alcd th at th e re w ere still tw o fe ctly lun-s-eut. I'n ilo u bted ly by ao do­
S h e R e co v e re d .
rio sity . Now. a t least, am id such pomp
m in u tes b efo re the tra in w as due. am i ing I bad strength en ed tb e ch ain o f evi­
W h ite—Did old G reen reco ver from a s w as to be found am ong the local au ­
I fe ll su re th a t I he statio n could not be d ence a g a in *! me. but under tb e c ir ­
th o rities. he h a s been given a fitting
m ore than a third o f a m ile d istan t. cu m stan ce« I did not see w bat e lse I th a t railroad a ccid e n t y e t?
B la c k —No. but his w ife did—to tb e coffin and properly interred in one end
Sud denly I heard th e w histle o f the could do. T h e re wa« »till a ch a n ce fo r
lo co m o tiv e, and w ith It ca m e an la- me, I thought. C u ttin g'« groom wa« no tu n e o t ten thou sand —New Y ork T r i­ o f tb e van lta o f tb e ebu rrh.
wplrwtlou.
d onbt a new one. aa his fa c e w as not bune.
t t o ccu rs to a w om an very o ften in
T h e m urderer m ight n ev er he found. fa m ilia r to me. and be probably did not
W hen a m an m akes a m istak e o f any h er conversa tion w ltb a m ax. th a t oth
A t all ev en ts I could not lay hands on know who I w a*. No ooe e tæ ta ilo p r- kind, be nsnally la y s tbe Marne on a
e r worn- n b av e found It easy to loo
him Juat theu. W hy not ta k e th e train vlUe knew me. I bad not m entioned my “fa ls e frien d .“
k.m .
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w b o *r a a io r is J a
found in a o em pty
j; infl*-* fro m tb e v *
! W hen co n fro n ted w
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of
bea u ty
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lady o w e remark"»!
iatlv within tLie bent
i**r
Z.
of the w riter: -Y o u do U'l
ucîi now about
T!
•ar. jo u art* u ia rr
te llin g very Inconsrui.u
irk coining from th e lip* '*• '
..f I 'ran ce, «iure all I- reuch tauui
rule, t e a r up ib e ir re p u ta :mu
red in ti
and tact iu preserving tlielr
iM*d net Irene»«. fae-;nat«>uj-
no even uuto «Id a»'-. Ilm *
id
«bow ins their very great gowi
sad. ' a - might «ay. absolu te w:*d-»ui.
The very tim e when a woman d.e-c
n - c l to can- about her good look* -
a fte r -lie baa won tire heart o f the oue
n ail iu the world »he eared about w i l ­
ing. F o r her own *ak< and her hut
aid care. No m an w an t*
La od*« s h e i
in lackin g In elian u . And
h it wifi* to
ou-e he lose* hi pride in her. lie very
fa*t lose* hi* r e s ¡* ieet fo r her. and
w ii-re there i* no rt*pc<-t. talk a * you
i there can l*e no genuine, h.gli*
hattU Seld i* by
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« - r fa c e nod t f i n f l
•w *i
■■ I g*»e* to b*d at
[•mud
- i - u * n - h a t,J
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n a n > yearn are ¡D
ured by h er look«.
W i n « t h e K a r o f R 0^
In
.'t-v e r sh e es-ays i
Altieri an g irl I* pretyr L
I ’aint.n g. *<*u!pture. litei
• ag. ar - all«
• -etenoe. an : not i
••••«. T h e A m d B
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-n o t oj»-r.t. with i
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—J isi -
wi-
and a f t e - | f«Jl
sing* la-fore K ng llsb - yaltjiJ
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nave v> .:j th e fa v o r of th«|
\ unm an «honld m ake the must of
herself in her bn*bnnd'a eye*
*«. -V
should r-ti<leavor to ap p ear the faire st,
daiutk t and the noblest woman o f her
JsHi. lu word and deed. In her every
o .au iu * r is >iu.
a i, a * well a« in personal ap-
pearaiuv. sii sbould try h er utterm ost
to inspire ber husband with respect
fo r ber. and to ke* ■p and hold him en-
chant i-d and enthralled by menu* of
heart and mind q u alities aud per-
i
seduct us th at fii**t w-on him. A
woma n who is s w ise in this way need
• t* ■
Lave no fe a r of can*-- fo r jealou sy .
J raion tsy. by the way. my d ear sister*,
Ls d <» t 1 hing in the world but a personal
ackno ledgment th a t you regard your-
self 1 beneath som e o th er woman or
WORM1! n in som e resjiect. It Is a tacit
confe« -sion o f your own in ferio rity !—
I v
did yo ■u ev er think o f th a t? T h e wotn-
an wïj to is confident o f her own worth
er lsithere-l by even the sligh test
* *4 r\
tw inge ¿if Jealousy.
M > ' MAH'.I F.RITE HAU
It i* a m istake to regard m arriage as
detrim ental to a w om an's w e lfa re from g'.ish *-«-iety. M iss Marg
any point of view, as som etim e it stands prom in ent. Every
seem * to be regarded, judging from
-
- r f -r th e ''I>-:idoB <
such rem arks a s quoted, on the con­
s off
trary it broaden* instead o f narrow ing
• ' r irAtOd/
w om an's sphere, as when »he m arries
- !*-* appear ag u l
h>-r real life ouly begins. T hen, and
• • flrsf
tLeD only, does the suprem e glorifica­ j to be heard.
tion o f her sex for her begin to d aw n.—
Mis* H all w a s born in
Columbian.
a 1 iar ght o f mu> . herl
■ a well know n musician,!
' m a r t Colored Girt.
:n E d n a I la lL ij
Mi«* B elle B lue, who is private ami i mot)
confidential secretary to Gen. McNul- New K - m-1 . •■lebrity. She i
• ..r-*- -la u g h ’ - : -: and 1
ta. the receiver o f the w hisky tru st, is ■
gent w as still an infarf
i!..- only d aughter o f R ichard Blue, one
I H all tiR>k h e r little family j
where they rem ained fo r a i
years, receiving th e ir edn
the b -st m a ste rs and surreal
tin-«: d eligh tfu l social aud i
uiospliere.
It is an in te re stin g fact
Gertrude H a ll w hose short!
vers»« have brou ght her UL
tie nee w ithin th e p ast thtwl
years. - the s i* :e r o f Miss r.
H all, and th a t th e youngest l
is a talented p a in te r who L
d'-tn- - c u e re m a rk a b ly g-odi
+r
WL
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Je w e le d K nibroide
Jew eled em broid ery is gr
N
vor. Many v a rie tie s o f j H
broidery adorn- <1 the gow nsm
worn at Q ueen V ictoria’»
rooms in London. R e al brfli
employe-l: (learis a re dyed toS
a.-tly any c-h*-sen sh ad e in ti
rid e, and h u e is dotted wid|
MIS« BKI.LE B U E.
tm>nds as i f th ey w ere wo«
o f the lea-ling colored citizen* o f C en­ lues he«.
tral Illinois. Miss Blu e i* g3 years old.
B u st o f H n r r ls t B eech er I
and w as born and reared hi Bloomlng-
A bust o f M rs. H.-irrittl
tou. A fte r her graduation front hig'h
Stowe,
a s m m atie
ade n in
-,.»liwrt
—„ 1 .
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11 * tv »*, w w m hich
en w w a«
w ; rn.ng
‘; :
: , bookkeeping,
l l m * , f nogral>bv'
^ - l ^ l b y M iss S u s a n D u ra n t
M
and
and w as x> eu-
sculptor,
gage -1 as account-keeper aud private
been
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secretary in the office o f the Bloom ing­
y e ars in 1
ton Building and Loan Association. In
sion of
that capacity large sum s o f money
m o u r
passed through her hands. W hen Gen
th e Go»
M cNulta assumed the duties of his
Bom bay,
office a s receiver fo r the w hisky trust
unveiled
he required the serv ice* of a confiden­
tial secretary and engag.-d M iss Blue
\ New Yort|
sity . The I
fo r the place, and she has filled her
purchased (
position w ith com petence.
ll
m onths
I-ord F I
T o C n r e S a lto w n e a a .
D r. W al
B athing, sleep, diet and exercise plnv
a lectu rffj
their Usual im(»ortant parts in the res­
w ho
toration o f the com plexion. Hot baths
th is eon*
at night, eokl *(>onges or show ers in
B.
the m orning help to rid the skin o f im­ MEMORIAL t o M RS. { J
*TowK-
H a rt fold. I
purities and to tone aud harden it. .\
five-m ile walk o r a ten-m ile bicycle daughter o f tb e fam ous
ride each day will sta rt the blood to M f
cours.ug rapidly through the veins.
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re m em b e r going
I h:s is the regimen laid out by one reotht>r fo r h e r s ittin g s at
woman, site ri*. s at 7. takes a cold ln ,h e * t,,l i e r o f th e B aro n de
-
,r" 1 :1
'k
i’ -1-.wn, dr.- — - 1 : " 1 *t. a f t e r it w as ttnB
. .
- n • . Ix-ndon. w here I «*'
ami a bicycle suit, d rink* a pint of hot ,h " u*h t It v ery b eau tifu L «*
, * ;,n J e a ,s ■ few cra.-kers. Then ,,en,>nt •¡keness o f my motk*
. , - ' - • f b i . I a m v ery gU dtM <
• he tak es a show er bath bas
b ro u g h t to th is c
dresses fo r the day. e a t , her regular
-
•reakfast. which eonahrta of fru it or
Two S t x le a fo r F a s t
gns-n vegetables, e g g , and coffee and i
p n s -e c l, to devote herself to her work I
J
.
A
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I , ' z * ir r v i n s : i s r t u s *h
°a,‘' ,ak,,n«»>
Of j consom
m e and
^ J t w I r i F . dandelU ., salad, sliced S
m a.oe*. lettuce or some fresh uncock
«1 vegetable, or of , , maM c h o iT ^ t h
fn tit f<*r dessert, «he d e v o i d
ten m inutes
th(l
b>«> relaxation of her m m * « am i
- r t
thought
k !
She lies
m m for that
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