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Ot course men take vacations in the summer. They

50 to the mountains or the seaside or the country. ton. hat. fonoctii, what would summer bo wltkcut the .vwnwf

___`!il'.‘iv.l. without the Jolly tlirtntious=_ the sight of pnvlss of white-drasnzd girls in leafy woods, ond the charmi.-ig mmol# ct l:.'.i;{h¢er rn >`»t.'»\1.‘. laifoi: on otar- stud led ~_~vei\'ci3fs'I

Sumiesi time is y<:m,\' v»'om<>n';l time-their play-

time. Men go to resorts for a. week; women delight to stay for the summer. Men tlrc and begin to think of their oiiices and ledgers and orders-but the women, bless them! never tlrc of play. Then, too, one must remember that thc playtime of the women costs n. pretty litt-le poi. .;»', and what it the men dldn't g\ back to their uiiices?

Summer vacations in the aggregate cost'a. tre-

mendous amount of money, and most of it, perhaps ';‘\vi»-thirds, is spent by women. Go. to Atlantic City, Saratoga., Bar Harbor, the dells of Wisconsin, and ob- serve the ;mi~c<-ntngc of women. And when one rc- members that the vacation trrillc of the Pennsylvania

H1 _ 9 ____aI'ld New York l_‘ei=f_i';.l Baiiiooda alone runs into sev-

Z _ 0 Y eral millions; thlt in one state, New Hampshire, vaca-

, _ q _ tionists spend in one 'season $5,000,000; that. with`he - .

~ 5 ' - 7 great hotels, accommoiiutlng 6000 guests a day during

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three-fourths women :ind children, paying $3 to $10 a

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I1'O_'{' .-in sun bsrtia down oi: the (rural:/'ng 1‘.'t1',f. Not a leaf of a tree stirl; not a l=v'eat}i of wish-I fm: the

-'/lushcd/1d€e_r of a score or 'no img women :landing about the links.

Ynmier 1; _graru.'_fr4l, atlit'¢'¢t'c maidali 'zvielzlf

a stick; swings it roitlt the Mfr'-‘,£lo for.-a of an A1na:.'r=n, and jump: I,-:ck wil/z :z cry as the ‘all _goes speeding a.:'o.u flu: _gr1css. -".i.‘s`ng luck the sn‘a_j¢ .~.'t."nn.l_: of .'..ii'r' /ro-m her ,fore- kcnd, shi: wipe: the perspiration from lin- f»:..o wid /?na.’."y, posting, laughing, .fwelterin from the heat, .sinks limfly on .1 &¢_'.'c?_~ Others fr-I- low, going through the s..-me s.;'<° vous :,~.~r- lllse, abd retiring, fmgged .by th: heat.

Bayond yonder dell of ~ gram imotlzer

Eg-oy of girly, is mluila duck, with »'»‘1ien` or .vlraw hats tu Iveco' at miniature umbrellas, jump and nm owl 'covert aitlt bat: is tluir \gu=o’s_ On iv dry, ?~.~.-ming cfmrl of day thy ellgage in a goats of zsrrm, J.-.spite the nth, 'ltgspite the I.-rnguor of the melting .azmt-.ipJ_uf.'~4.

Het'g~'w-- the tu-rnmr.r girl/ En-.i\l'gen'c,

llhlctic, brimful of t'.t`_l*`.s' mar! crrroiug e.w.~§~l¢'- mont, in the summer sits .fins .'_°.-rr ;bi.'¢=§2l`.'::.~. No longer the d‘»vi.m¢_y_. ilke c=»»1.‘nrn, wh`0‘ _'ponds the su.-lima' in a' hztmmurh raazlini Mkt. Humph1'y` Il”sf'd or 'l`mny.¢o»¢; nor yet the languid maids" w./io lounge: :mder irin, |uunrliin_g candy or sippirig iced tea. One' frtds the xu».=am4‘f_g`fjl_V_q,f_{p;;fay plurigirxf grlily into the surf at the tmridf, or 'uigorn.u.fl_`v' row-" ing a boat on im .4<£if‘r»¢:du.§ or .M'nln.¢ ='oi'.ir; :fre is to br urn in #ks insult court, the golf Yin/:s,' riding, ;?:F:in'g, in da.-tsivg ---¢'l‘.1'lI‘ not sitting listlessly 1/min' _'nr trscs.

Siu- _i-corp; rest. _-\"l|a ldvgks at fwm-"

lrt'0cks-#crept in the ¢'-1'-:m'r.'_g, when, 0'] rourse, there is another tllzre; and instead of quiet/)'_ r'm.:!i,~ig frothy :row/`.~', :He _£-»-."f-=- ' tif.: vim artll 'vigor of i.'xerci`.<e in f.'.'.' opts; Or. Nd.. aff- 1.1 _. . ‘

_ 111] the dnt ein of sixtnf.-.fr one 'nmy into

them docking ie ilu- rss:-rw# to the seaside

W And mountains. 1'- :na :si-ri.-. tae form.-i sn!

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' _ lo tae wool; l°»l`\N tsvltiinf, vlntcloiu \i",r|6r, K to the waters me lovely nsiom _ _V

9! in simmer time The wo1.i'.r'r\o¢ with if-air

bury, nollaw. murlaul laughter: lt in -mmmng wo the turf qurlg gn the :rusic of ilinlr g~\afl.1orr\s sbt-\~2.u. It ‘ln-ounimn tim;--.und womans _~ia.\'ti::~.e. mi, lib, and that u. marry time: _ _ `»*"\'lo`!i como from shops _and stores ull hats:-lol. hob sul: mills and linen innza; from amino muster: iid from allen--hy the ttisviuund. They solnt :iam llltlllhflohools and coli-:wr-utiion\\~ and leuohuv- lfnghg uiquunds; they come from 017 homes isml hl'.|_\||0|\l In teeming numbaes. and thug' enjoy, ni their

viztimo, pei-lads-ol from we wen to the entire oil liver."

Thou happy plsyttme pnoole imiy spend from li to

*Ill or more A wack oooh. Jul! as sth can Allard. . Hiking llfll nvo throughout the winter for this nl-y-uueii, when um mi tins. on oi. g_\1_i-elim nl

rim an the _“pei eoluit'~r, liid'1ias~ city |'.ri

gmdmt :anne iuioalfth delight freedom tt-out

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day-well, one can get some idea of what it costs the man»at-home! A

In Atlantic City and other big resorts the great

hotels number their summer guests by very many thoulands, a large rnnjuxity women. In tho Adiron- lmtilot one An-is iie:to:::\i:€f!.‘-tions for something like 16 M9 parvum; in tn,-, '1u‘¢‘/,i‘i‘.s, 8000; at Luke George, §'0'\u_ n.._~.tl M t'a-.- Wfxiie mc'inta.ins more than 11,000. and must of the ;\ut:u.i.¢ are women.

Eve-vt In rl o Ivinine woo|_’.s and the Canadian forests,

favorite resorts for men who can afford to spend a month or more, one finds the fair summer player much in evidence. And do y"ou sec her in hammocks with the "Dolly Dialogues" in her hands? Not at all.

She is playing. She is on the golf links. She is in

u. canoe. She plays baseball, perhaps. Sho rldcs. She dances. She is always playing in some way.

NO TIME FOR REST

Does she rest? Rest. fndcedi Men may rest, but

the summer girl, bubbling' with merrimcnt, eiter- veseing with vitality, exuberant with happiness. nl- vgv, p1uy5_.pl|;ys breathlessly, tirelessly, lndcfatl- (ably.

Assuredly, summer time is no longer rest time. During the spring months the topio of conversation

of oQoe girls. schoolfii-ls. teachers, rossbuds just in tho social swim. ot ¢ rin of all sorts, young and old- lf [iris ewr do :row eidr-is what they shall do in thu summon

'rture on tha nnrtni than are camps tn the

wuodli than an else oxeurllooa \~hi'“»»A Flo!! 7-*-'U' tnere an cruises to the Orient, Alaska. S'-vedcn. Nor- vnn and the Vgsfilurraiican. Hundreds of thousands Jo on ~:I»aun conducted parties for sums of $300 or more or len. School teachers form a great percentage of these tra aelors, also young women who get a leave ol' zhmiice f`r\n.i their oillccs for ii couple of months

.Lad oven on board the ships life is not one of rc-

,~.a»e.__ Ti~.e.~1 on amuscinents, games, dances. The suin-

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mer girl going abroad dancer across the ocean, and abroad cllmhs mountain peaks or spends hcl' days ex- ploring cities or fascinating ruins.

Suppose she goes to the mountulns-there are games

by dny and dances by night; one long. breathless. end- less pace of amusemonts. There nre coaching parties. riding purtlcs, fishing pzirtles and hunting parties. The young girl cnuoes and swims. \

A great part of the army of women vacationlsts

is made up of working women. Many of these spend their vacations on farms. Summer boarding is one of the chief industries of New Hampshire. ln that state not many years ago 350 farms' were purchased and converted into summer hoarding places. A few years ago thc commissioner of labor: of ihe state giithered statistics concerning the summer sojourners. Ile found that the capital invested ln summer property alone amounted to $10,442,352.

Tho, number of guests at farmhouses, boarding

houses and hotels numbered About 154.000, more than half, and possibly three-tourthn_ of the nu:n!_~-r being women. More than 20,000 people ucoiipif-.i mttugel during the lumimir. More than 17,00-'t poisons won er.\p;<-_r~.'$ .'11 the lute'-f.olnrr.e.v\t of the van-i'_lonini1; "oe wiqfns pale svveedrd 1525.650

The tnto! |~.~‘»z'runt of nmiimi' reel:-lvcti from the u\’i-

mer <Jcn'1eii»¢ nmonntefl to 2i,9fT,91l5. Railrcf.-1 £4.-\-.s collected in thu matte amff':r.Hrl to $€00.0fr0 and. stsarner fares to more than $60,000. The sw.,-,‘s coaches: csllcotsii more than $63,000. This in one state.

About 62 per cent. of the vnratiunlsts, iicecrrling to

Commission:-r Cnrroll, stayed only one week. 'Phe mm- jority were teach:-rs, store `glrls, siencgrzipliurs and

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typcwiitors. womrn librarians ond other fe:i.in»~.e toil:-,rs from the cltics.

On Lake Pewaukee, in Vvlsconsln, there is a,unique

camp. Forty or llfty old street cars have liven Con- vcrted into lodging places. :ind are always in ilein_v.r._l_ All through the West thousands ni' farms l\<=f:r»me the tempornry homes of summer boarders. In :'ia.~»` 2i_=»-¢ is hardly a part of the country, hardly a ‘.:.`n». i..- ri.-.v B716. lllirflly' Hny available soscoant, that is not made the playground of the summer girl.

In one month nt the close of the viicailcn season

about 500,000 pieces of baggage are handled iii, the !`§.*und Ct-:.*.i';il Station, in New York oily; 1:\:|.;¢_-1 dr. piled ur :uhclcnt to cover iicrcs, nnri c-:-:ld you louis in SUNY Out Dt every 100 you would nm la.-...i, Inl- de~rols, powder puffs and outing suits.

CATER T0 THE WOMEN

"Ths_summer girl has simply discovered sump-_ig-,'»

tledlrlred fl Wriifr several years ago. "n`ntl nba, is .-=.:t‘1- ing \‘a"z.‘_.'nii one cf we Great induntr'.-o--viii. :cpu tals." 'l‘i\lre~ the seasth and i~--wi-lun ~u1»°.1i uni :Hn amusemenis offered; there are tennis courts. golf links. coaching parties, dance hula. 1-3,-5 nd\»¢,~14_<,, canoeing. bathing, fishing nm; nu:-.'lug. There are minstrei shows and various enterloinmeiits. With keen business instinct almost every resort owner ar- ranges his attractions and emu!-ements to make them of interest t0 women. _

9° .lil the uulxore. Bwysnt, furlsu. ohio n.f.\'i

de-low In I nllken b. has suit and esp. the gm new lull! plunges into :hs oesnn. sod. ltiu Nepeunow vrmohs. dluporu hilulnunly in the viumig woven. is the ovsnlrig plop into the rcliorokutlnq ru-ii. LN 'll'-‘ '°i‘I-'-'H--r »i»-:inn v-. --u- on i:~.~su»s .i.. :.:::t.t:,» as on the oconn waves. l.on‘;, on me plan; 'liigre .hy dll"-f`Pf-. ooo. ln .‘il:ny liiwnn \\|\l'-»: men pcrspim.

Or jump to the mountains. Where Ili: you rind her?

You wander into the woods, trsmuious with the i‘.s;\ of leaves and the twlttsr t-f birds Suiidenlv there is u ringing cry. You peer between tlio leuvea. and lhore-- ubiquiious as oi/sr»-she bends ave: ii si.rn:n_ 4 rest vr!ntiin&lllh dangling from' her ‘iss M :iight ellie lt 0|- 15* if 5. "7 \99t_V -'. 'fig norm-_-.isis or 'MY on v fair icuii! tv tb h i~'\i\f,-Zin' party.

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WA Om London, next to Paris the center of

"'fa§lii'on, comes striinirc news. lt is to the - aKi\ot_ tlint the Britislicrs will adopt the woot _ _ _ . . Wqt Fad tuilors, it is suiil, nrn iniikiulr tlglii-

hdnf 4,3,-,|;;, for men. Tlii-so, according to (lis- riu:l=.os 1»‘i‘.°i fell in folds about the hill. Skirt f“9ll“ ll", bcfgg nut; lifter thc style of u lnily's tailor-

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A`,_,,,,g<.,m milnrg, nt present, do not anticipate

such im innovation in this country. It is proplie- 5i<~<i,~ii0wmr. it “'f'l be 111° Hvmmcf-1 H100" PM

,XM-llgncg for men in London. flliiwg who ciin tell how long ere it reaches thisfqlfi ttyl Por Amqriea generally treads hard oii<.._.i6le_ heels of

Ilonl-::n’s fashions.

. . [LL “W5 5'/or generally weiir corsets? In it \ D,-,,;,:._¢,i_, unit the mode to he started idrlgon- ' dm 1:3; it-14_}|.voi~7 r "ig,

"1\z\~.~».i 4-inland novsrsl American ttilorl.

-gg* ,mi .egg mm. s 1-went vnteu he be s track. gg” M5. gun' lg lo ilvnuau, out French dandyilm will hw" by _#vow ir » mules You can't tell what they'll ¢_¢. in London-. N '°"°‘-°

Mnm <,‘;nhio\.»f ¢eoeiai.'.y _this summer in London

wi!! elllrfl »|_ti'lr'm .‘nsv.'.cu|. Costs, trousers and .,,_~, eh! .n-wife h-.nausea

qu", uynuolny fo ~~»;-i-tn will be made 'to lit ex-_

grgmqly rigor smut' ite \-.i.»t, iur. will be cut so they will drire out shirt-~Iv nodal *Ns hips. The wearer. 13,, Qu; br cu:\~'..¢"`l'.." te usf- a. corset to get the ds- .vmd ah* v.!ll \~f~_l‘- Mft. ilu hind leaning forward. |-\~,v».|\3u5- -r. ~s_a,ul.-»\n~.| \»-'lc'-».=ly rnkilh.

y||;'|.svm:1::. new-.vi:~, will not be so geeenguqigq

in .shape no .~r--mv1'»s: in fact, the whnlebone or stays wal nu\`rol;r give :Nw curve shove the hipl. They will vmpsn-,y be laced und hooked just like the women cor- lttl. Bo it will mu the duty of every mun's valet to leo that he is properly lu-ed.

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and tics and hose must niatvh in li:.~_ »

A new collar is also nriniiiiiievl 'l`i\lii is i\riii»»~\l :rf

n spring wiiivli will keep it stiff and <-rert limi pre-

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'Whctlicr they will be rt-n.lized or not ls n question. In Franco many men wear corscts. ln fiict. the

curve of 'the figure marks thc I-`rnnri\ iinn-ly. Fri-ri.-li :iuil G<\i'mnn army ullicsrs also use \vliiilel»oni~ in il.»-'»r coats, which fit tight, giving them s. ilccidenly ».i!1- iliiry opp:-arance.

(lf recent years. limvevver, vorizcts hzivf- not liven

worn by mon gchernliy. T\vriity~flvf~ nr thirty _rears ago they were extensively worn by mon on the Conti- nent.

' OLD OFFICERS LACED

Omcers of the famous Gustavus Adolphus were, N-.

oordlng to Dr. Doran. "the tightest laced exqiiisv-4 1:( l. :uttering humanity." The Prince de Lignn. im: .'1- mouo beau and warrior, always wore stays. 0' him lsr, Johnson stilri: "When he rose he was invested in bodice

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friend, whawlil accost you thus:

"na, hs! gnnn-inm-nir.;z, Chnliy! Bah -love. will

corset noeinii laced ijnlvtiivr tight this morning."

And wh:-n you arrive at the club. Diwilbiy. In A new

costume, to heni' your friends exclalm: . "Gosh, old man. but you iio look stunning. you know. What is corking figure. \'ou'rn swell. nil riiiht. old man."

Now, the Lrimlnn iluilo who will i\ilo'»\ this new

costume' will disrnril the l‘ur.i';~_\ ini null use ii straw list with A nrlrvmv hi-i~r~ null nu 1-vi-|~v~ili~:':l\~ liic-li crow:-_ 1l:l\f‘rii will u-1-'*.~~ :i 'K'-"‘\ `i- " "1" iii' -`-‘-“Ii"Y\. ,~f . .._,~ .I -_‘_-1,; bl. I i.__.~._iiu.f~.1i‘iu~-:i.i.ii¢.

\V-ith Interest people will wnteh tho corset vogue in

London-at least, if it does pcliiere ii vogue.

"But in this country," d-enlarcd one of the benz-

known tailors in a. big city, "never will the corimi he worn by men. Londoners, at times, get n erase, and A new fsd for n short time becomes quite popular. 'Flu- French may be likely to take up the corset fad. Z doubt i(’it will attain any degree of popularity' ln England. No American business man, howevor, wa.-:‘»'. think of wearing n. corset." . _

"Wear cnrsets?" another tailor i1'on1n1or-.ted "S on

when men wear in on-decorated shirtwnl°..-~' tin prnposeil Lnnilcn stigertalnly is frepkish li :in-~ gn lfnfinniilr-fli_v ilie declaration that cqrhots will no wcm hv me-1 hu nttrncteil interest. and the l.--#n-»'.1i trail-» will wut-~li l.f\i~dnn nngvrly . .lr\:'»e -.~.l.r~'7\f\r nlino nu-ii .'.'.Li '.\t-;xr roizirls. l‘-U1 iiiie can uvwr ii.-il!"

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C‘~.xt on the rolling waves you will mid her on itil

decks of yachtswtecl-ile in nsnfl ur nt the wheel; oy lzllin. find her danfriiig while :m orchestra dllcounolia the "Me:-ry Widow W|if.il' :ia the i-.gnuriiicvz stecn:Q Glides .ner the valor.

`5"f°m the oitlu non day y-au \~fi‘..f su her nn :bg

2"-*H3* line! of tr’.\'7er sun, gs-ln; as = 41.75 outing 6-,s the oouufry. Sho lcnlis mol in wnltc duck and lull' (real lu':»\.t.i biislnits with every -widen-so of }oy!ui Uh tlcigailan Oftffifail-fariwq/-‘.'. 1; ¢o‘:_:1!ry ond, nl.t_-1 ytu wilf sc: her goto; to 7.-s .fit-‘diy |‘\y-tc ,IANA um-2 nearlrg. resorts--ns )i‘,»'f1',;.s rs 'he iitiiuir 'til-l l¥‘;‘\¢|,o ta her,-/,q

item? )..a.~l<n~fli\y, ii'.~: s':~nvr.I.“ yiri floss not r-ntl*

For .\i.i‘ir~.~.r is her pl¢.j.'tl;1'.e; ii playtime Whether thogb'

be ~iinshin/» or rsln, whrlhol 3111 v-inthar ha aletxzf' hz "~ii', ~.\'lir':i "rio reigns supientn, f";:sn ol' the heir - \-..L1i rc-\-f~&.~=. 'ritnnila of the forest; or mistress of the

sfas. .\n<l rho :ilways has s ;oil1 good limm ,W

Q . - ' ` ‘.5 earns _Curzous Facts

,-ri \1°. clviirmun of tin Enntish insiuinzieo company [M 1 siiinvcil claims which might arise that were littll

expected. Among them lie menttonemcialmo frolr

n iionieszic servant who swallowed her follc 0-oth while »ni‘:»c. fi muungyoresn who poilomd. iffoi blk!-I from concwniiy t-:mating upper mins. n h0\A1b='.irsQ who, sitting ilavr.- 'z/~. ti *inn-lsr, noodle, `v.-at suiyrkwi N SN if \‘-:'4 out ri' ter iulfo, rn ~,:-:ds-escape; sbt( ir :"J\.-shun Ami' osvésris f.°vi\\|; from walidnl in li'-Yr-, fu1'.'1.-.1 out of lit: '1"irriuw_ and the sopsrslncn M'

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Tim our of Rzu-in or-np!-:yn »'»c,;i'..'. norvunlv, nn( his

stallion 1'-anlslr. 6\'»'I\t\ lic-144:. (or his pernolinl \iso.'\ #_ It il I smullur fr/it mu Ati-tcm-.u neva suns inixhsr do :hair donno-'.»iiio'»., ir they are pun. :~'ooda7,' sliiiniigii dcrnfclied in other ports of :ho world. `~f~.._

The Hrs! hotel in Europa for vi-nmol. only. and IIMQQ

“Fed and staffed by wvn--;>. hu just por-.\ opened ll tl experknent in Ztuziul' oy il.; B<.\1-v_:.'ur ,\rm}'.

As h: was the cal] ii-i..y vi-.xr vesng oglnrq in Q

divlrict 1.' 1. _:ie :f‘1~iu£:', Onptr J-.~i|n [Aging {¢rm¢4~g- suhoci -‘am/will-0. of -,vl'1rl'. _'-1. was ‘holed ohh-illoill Hd lun 'mn sinh Mrs. Larkin ru installed og \°"°l=" hr the aourmuat and un an time lnruq ‘ww rs to »ho~l to mn? on man. who ta rd munontnd hy' th; ,stung ,

'Pho Australian commonwealth customs Dqpnngag

hu hw 1-¢ mini its snr.-.v in na" is af.~i:_m vu.-num turtle is fish. A1: aut oflthe Foiiiiiiozinnoltlx l"a:‘iiamenl; _~zf-v-id~l~ ~‘.et s bounty is pug.-:\i:lc on preserved fish, f-n f-nt~ip°'i:.1=| s'_~.r~_-uisior in iiorihern Australia _hal i-1-on Pfildiicirvi o~n.~Pi'vnd turtle on an extensive scaly, _-mo rc =»l.‘.-.en 12.1- ‘sniinty under the act. But. sito! ni'|r_li f_‘oi..l_?;:it!.-n of -ilotsrinns, the department hal

di-cl-'ind that l*.e,t1:rtf~ is uot s fish, hut n "rsptilo."

Sree 'ir the ravi Ai‘o~.'i-.\ rinorn an-iplog; iso film-

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'rhi \-:imh-\~¢ ot uavlln have :- i-anoirs vlliy ol hal

_fr-nil/an' 'l~'.': 1-uetni-r.ex~ ol 1*.: can sr which trol" t..-»».f,1~. .rs r.m-\- \-y rllviho s armor, =cnve.t will

Il 'M14 '-"'~i1»~~&4`~-‘.,»~t the flfe ol tes shop dlor.

1‘~ fins' net with :mu .wriilisnt-. we nslued at sbrnt;

iii. vw." fu-iud '.n A 54...-ins' Gy Mm.. Idoufy ai thhl F1~°'\°b vllhn »' 1~»~aoor~ the ww scum-5 the mt,

neil ui* .--minlhil-1 hard, which proved lr in tho ring.

Ti fi-.1 -°-f ui 'nnnbiied v.~\tarrnn\v.:» eltr nomo

*~i"1-1 .4 ‘, nl a alms of this ahnrrrlsr Ashslly nxistc tn, “=-'l~'il- Mwlrlsa Yolmd, I-as with d ~,=n;i-.ii».tin:, tan at H"-‘ 1°'0 man. woman and ¢h'.i¢nn_ is in »-slice, tho ~T:i::‘ :f €‘:» §i».lt .‘.’l'»*». and has A :own lsll tsl D i'Z‘._#-1'l~_ The '»\'l»°r lion ;i'.r»i-il .=ii\£.it-s, nil of which

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cr-iinters In r- hnvo coiiecii

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to the scnfw \»..i.- ,. .,. _.ei .l-er - th siivzifli bunk books |» uiiiih lim -ii‘_:r;ii°_ v ~.r~ »~n‘~ci'e\l.

T*-s n\»l~_.; ‘_ #_ t..`:~tl; :J _unto in r\?iu bn- l"-r \-sen

n'. fd-m ~‘.`.tui1 is unpalnr wiki- lla f_1rnri€»» dm tho Mor fr -_ r-~ \;\s€v»4iit lv A ~.»v;.-riser, 16/- on 'JC' or-'. al' ..~.. .. i..f.mif. me liiniai»~.»\- drown 1 r.\~'.:bar Fl tovzuy, ~ .: : -. -..~\.-,».¢.it ut the :hit :inning tha wil- i-Izig :1ii~::‘.~nr pays no rent. ,

A we nun at Benton, hn been aslolvrlilnir 'Alf

"g--slam nnnwnrnry' ns ii oooh. Drirfnl' forty ill

out ol the fifty she hu hge; nmuioyed et ooo rollou- :\:iL lo: wi-ish she nu Nhat no uno: ‘_.`.-il "N37 ph-_ li i»».~.: »ia~.ii;i-iiulnu num-ized ther 11-'4' W* if limi fm ir . M- anis ses-ar nvenu nit Ill, rnnfnsn-. also Pg 'N l'1\\.1u-‘ -nm I of N\“’ *QW*

and 1' Min.-°~.1e 4-i».~Nm\s

fletr-g _-¢.,¢i\ .mhaqi we vw af ?I.'»’Y»‘ 9' 'U' l“°‘j

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plant hens 1 rude resemblance' lo Q human hcl.

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