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Hardy had given the j
gtattt I uotlcs a comic !
f rc<r worthy of the ?rustica of ?Shake;
?*.??!?*? while in lonely ?uni SOgUOetOtrod
?Iscas Im nat* ?w-?4-?i?hl -nT" ?being
k ur pi ri i
0- ? . : terdopendancs of hu?
man live? ? not merely a
...[fr of aarratlve, he ?li?l :
?satisseai ; hl pen like
play, each of them ?x
rewing some definite variety of char
: d all of them apparent
_?e(j ?o ? ?- : an Inexti
Strindberg as Moralist.
Xhe late August Strindberg
g.? a moralist In s ?booh which be wrote,
k of which an English
?ran*-..'*1"1, l" mlng from the
? titled "Historical Mln
I to ?show
fien a ***&* ? human al
th?t over all the activities of man?
rood, t'*1?1 aild what ha
. ?w of the Providential
; ' "
Mrs. Ma-y Austin's Book.
( Mrs.
- an?
nounced for publication in the autumn.
.
n
The Eccentric Christina.
Mi- Frai
him a low ?S dealing l
picturesqus and moetly unplaas
-,*e. Ing v dun
vote ci
' 'Ules 111 . .\...
Much mem I
.ince the earner memoirs of the ?_'
mad? careful use of this. 1'art of It
%%s found In the letters of
Aziolino printed not long ago by the
Karen de Hi Id t.
Again De Quincey.
We could hardly expect at this late
?gy ? sa glimpse of De Quincey
from a living parean, yol such
fltopte conies from an ancient cot
t?ger at Tolton, near l.asswade. An
tn.r..' riewer bunted up this
worthy, who aathmatlcally dilated on
the fashion In which "ths little
?rathur" scattered his scanty shillings
among the rural beggars. AU
neighbors knew about De Qulncey*ai
opium taking. The .- aj.her fur details
.1? ??a.*- A comino: him
pi? k up a
-
tro.: livery
pa__e? a certa would di
on it _ ? until
'.Ajiitnl was esbaual ea be
I j_o Into ' again. N
?
? Its nai
]
-
?
- -
aft
.alnt ami char
road
area! ?>ro. ?
?
dated
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Letters.
F. A. M il *':oin
tl
letters like those to be found in his
Bes "Tl.- Youth of lie:
?nd The Girlhood
>li to
th* general r* I o??
an- in pr?paration
?volume, which will col only
mportant letters of kings and
?tat*-.
spori?:- ?
Slight!'.- linked together
down by the at tors 'n
"' I z pageant rs.
?
BOOKS RECEIVED.
BIOGRAPHY.
: LIM OF JOHN BRIOHI B> riaorge
Macaul?) Trevelyan [Mm ? j.p
The Houghton Hltnl-.i ?
?orle ?a hast ! o.-i the ;
j Journali ?if I
bid is a ?
0, with the fa .' i. ? I
-d the material,
fi l.kera'
?-o.erii <_ar
l'l' \h
To ak.tch th? carear* and characters of
aar: - s onalbl? for
* la t ha purpoaa of th?.
ECONOMICS.
-NGIMd An !ntrMu'tK>n to Vor
ttgt '? r By Hartley Wither. l_m_,
lit (E P. I-uno? A.
f ?'.?.i -., OHGANIZATION AM? ?"?-yupi
'ion .ni
.?nun In the
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'? C- ,.?i. By
"?"?U '?? ?i I? . pn I
??*ali*a : .?no, pp.
:l> )
EDUCATIONAL.
? rial icg
'I r_nslut??<.
.-.. Ill ?The Macmillan
' <*n***a**y )
to wh?? In meant
**> i*_e__triai oshttmyttea.
IND IDEALS OK THE. JIOD
'
Kiontiepi'?-?
the ami.or
i P .?utri_.ni'.??
A fl.-n ; ?nd liiiprexelon Of ti.*. rr'.Kraintne
*o Bl!rr.<l the a
?L-, ' ?<"??'r.iutve ?nd cleriial elenient in
ESSAYS.
Hm
uoell. i..
? p_p<r? ar?
?
? r? ," "A
'_'*?*'* of Miniatura?," "Oxford." "''.un
?
FICTION.
UtUfl? Laaotla M
i- 318 m??
t A ?tor- of the ettttre and luve ?ff.?
of an artlat colon- Into which
il
; MAN I:. Maximilian
; ?? ."! I . ? I .
MAN? K OK AM I. ?
|
I gi
' Btal ?nbtlctv iii ) In/.,
l*ar
HISTORY.
* Ulaliihv OF TUB UNITED II
y?''M I HE rti vi?.'"I'!'?N 'in Till
In i-uht
-
m ? H^v, fc< ?,,,.? ,,? h lato 17 i
It Adama W?,?.-Ii.. M I? le? mi. i in
- iM.tiii.ie of
, p. all . 4__ ?'1 ha star
,..,n> i
I, it Is Clhlll .- i I. ii,, ti s'
?
tarifer
?
P. S C. APPROVES PIAN
FOR SIONI? TUNNEL
Interborough to Reconstruct
Under Supervision of Com?
mission's Engineer.
MALTBIE OPPOSES SCHEME
Company To Be Reimbursed for
Actual Cost Plus Ten Per
Cent to Cover Admin*
istration Expenses.
i: s wotl Of I to 1, Commus-doner Halt?
?"?? voting in th- negativ* mrnla
.?cut, the ?Public ?Ser
?- spproved >..u-?.?a\ af
act for th* i. -
. and
mi- operation.
ract, or agreement, Is that the
borough Rapid Transit Company,
? baa taken ..v. r th.- prop rt| from
St R Yi.ik .. [_ .- . K.u;.
'??my. shall . ??,- work under
? ' kef engines. ?
OttOO th??
my ahull receive the actual tust of
and tii. materials, plus 1*9
i <>r admlnlstra
tendeac* ? agine? ring
sonneetsd with
Intends iu do n
"?? .. : raw ii ? "ii.tiuctioii
?IV
ts : . ti...? ??.j-, ?.) to turn the
I ir.tu the gen?-r_.l i.bway pool aa
i, uf
? .uni the ecu of r?."i.stru ti"i.
Wili all come out of what is Lit ?if the
?uiittibution. tbtfl e."-r vitu'.'v affects the
'.Ity's .
At nrst ths Interborough wanted lb p?r
mi I
nnaa IfoCall said t?..- ?area ?rlUlni
' that amount. After much ari*u
BT. I t ?as mn
t?. i?? j.?r cenl it i? usM-srstood that the
Interberougt ?a?ii be willing t?, accept t-'?e
??Haloing hia opposition Comm?esu-n.-r
proposition u ?>
violation - . .n?-.?? t Ki
? trie C ..-I
should he limited t?> the actual e.st lu
-. and that if any in i < :.-?- Ol ;
Should accru.- directly <.r Indtreotl] t?? the
i- i- 11 oreugh RapM Ti .
Company) that such amount should k
? i t.. reduc* Uta OOSl of cunstrui -
ti.in. The only eai eptlon, Im
v. litre t)?e lnieri-oiouKh ?ompany or m
Bubeldlary t-ii?- ontracl
mpeUtlve Mddlne He ?
Dl that iii?r?-abing Iba
"f com-ti u Hon ji,;i >.rf tii?- lim.- w lien ti,?
city would receive a profit
A iii.-uili? r at ' mate
t night 11 ?.' i ? ? ' ? ?
u 11 - i Intimi
u-?n m it might oc ra
Advo* ating the eoi
?
and that there was l
Transit ? ioaatru rtlon Compai
.,??.''.
t ? .... I ? ??..?('-. r. ? ? --.
familiar U'ith " Hl HTM tin
-
niissl ? "?? rbead
chari siori
Dial? ?
? t-f the oommlsi
they **?<?
that It \?
il.VIlt glVfl tO Uli
..ta. This
?
it is estimated thai i
work will m H -.f which
the Intorborough company wot)
extra allowance of SM,6BB Whei
, ?,. ?1 (ol lein
porai op* i -.i- d :
_nd Park avenue to Ja*
Long Ii Und City,
with i ? ? ' ' "?,;|? lb* ?
. waj
a as '
eonstruetJM ol ?3* i lion i
of the bruad^a
ontracting ?'"'? ,
Ider, for l-.u-?.tot 6o 1
Hot, B I'm u? S'juare aie;
m aa
louai St_l.
_*re.t or Madison __.Ufl_rU
MRS. SULZER, SUFFRAGIST
Governor's Wife Honorary Head
of Democratic League.
'.X illl.itn Bulzer, ?vife of Governor
' ' 1 .?III- :
? e'Weman Buffi ol v. kitch ,
denl Mr.. !
i-?iil_.?r Wrote t? Mi-J- John t?tierv.111 ? B
hy aa foil"
nan.? Hill aid your
souuty sosocJatloB arid Mis. Bel Bert'a
leaiiuc, by all means USB ||
Mix mor* new wottruga _oci?;ti.B have
I ni" I.- m; in th<- last week, nmk
m ??ii Hin-. lire. Crosby sad
?1 iiy HaMitj.- I??., iv.o weeks
? o build ?n? Hi?- New York (-'on ti
Woman Buffrag* ASB-ClatiOSL
? ? w members of the leai?ue ara
the Or-? nv. vfi Village League, the Prolu
bltlonlsl ?Woman Kurfrai,'?*. league, lbs
EU publican, the ?ProglWS.
i.nd the Indupeiident Woman Butl
t 1* BffllpS ar<- ill ?!
tinder way.
?'.
HELD FOR DEATH OF NIECE
Coroner Charges Woman with
Administering Poison.
I Haven. July M.?Mr?. Amu'- F.
Monohau a all re pa
t,,r \; .'lifeii-y.-ar-ol-l
..it MeNaas* a, on Hait h
IT, i?, .- to-day !?:? ? -.toner Mis.
who Mild death was du?- to ?.?litte ar_- i lie
?-wisonlng, ?aimlnlstersd In "small, i -
: doeea"
- McNamee'a Ufa a t tot
Id, with Ilia. Mono
iiitn *n th- bsnsflrlsiy
Mon?.hin I hiouvl.t
Die InHuraii??- _ompSJ_y when
Imm?diat* elalm f? lbs de..tn
At the time ol lur ni.ee' loath, th
?'oi.in.t ...nu lira. M?'ii"i''.i' was Mvtng
with ber third husband, "bei second
husband having dM after teg days' BI?
hed B] mptoma
urn.lur to tho?.- Which SXtStod dining the
tiin. leHaaaea Ha ai? w,.s
Insured Is a buna olent order, bli wlf*
being th* l.ent.li'
Bit Monol si seeo id k ? bunt <*?.* a
i,r?.ti.i- ei i,.-r 1.1. ???!'! husband, whorg
. _ a month alter beeauatna; t
v. (?low
BUFFS'TURN TO CONGRESS
Couriers in Autos Start To-day
on Trip to Capital.
??' eurlesi M ( 'oas*ttuu" from New York
City win starl ?this afternoon, lauaedlatel]
nft?T tin ?nceptlon to the New England
conttngenl I headaaartars ..f the
Woman Buffrgge party, Sa, i*. Baal rttttn
streel
The Mew Toril l'artv, which wlU no by
automobile, consista of Mrs Mary Ware
Dennett, f the National Worn
an guffrage __SSO_tatlon? Mra Frai
Muni.- BJorkman, Mr.s. Etheta Collet ik.it
ami Mi*-.- lb lee Todd.
They srfl] mak- s speelalUi of the New
Jersey beachea where they sspect t>. gad
many win. have eecaped the vote seekers
in tiif large ettlea Everywhere they trill
hold meetings on the landi and peas the
petition which t* helag earrted to Oea?
They will hold a streel meettag to-nlirht
in Peterson sad spend the night In Moni
?lair. Baturday and gunday win be speal
at til-' I? .1 '
Mondaj in?':, they win reach Trenton
sti Monda) i??ir
lington, Tu.'s.i.iy alghl at ?Philadelphia
Wednesday night at Baltimore ami Thurs?
day morning they trill join tii?. suffrage
parade a' Hyattaville for the descent
upon Wei inn.*
o
RICH FATHER FINDS HER
Daughter Was "Lost'* to Pa?
rent Thirty-eight Years.
fu-. .
Pottavllla Penn., July .1 Anthony
Lloyd, a police] ?.??. surprised, and
for a hit ' ? ti. 11 John gtl
waii.??i n.to in.? house and embraced Mi?
Lloyd, wh*> I to I on!)
child, woo ? ?.lin f??l :
thirty-eight yean
St:.i'. ? I I : th about ".* 0 -" t ? tig .<
ranch owner at Westfard, \\ -.... bev?
Ing a dt) beans at Lsramle Ctty, s
. .? Is sngaged in boslm
Mgl - ?>? alter |m r? t iifed from
?teretes ? ri th.- Civil War, gtraaae placed
hi? daughter ia th* ?tr-?rt-, ?>t r?...
sued wenl Weet Though wealth)*, Im
unable t?. Und any trace ??f her until bis
mu]!, t. in.-, tin?; with her tin.? week
RISK LIVES TO SAVE DOG
Two Men Take Chance of Going
Over Niagara Falls.
Niagars Kali*-. luly M Two mea i
going over tb?* Antei Icai < that
mighl . .. ??. i- h an *
lag i>? soma necks ont] a ?hurt distan.-?
ghots the < .it*!., t :..t. ?a ?
.
?i., ih
band lit.d
lato t ?? ?Alt' ri? nt Hi ; ?
tO StlON
WILL SUE FOR $3,100.000
Depositors in Failed Union Bunk
to Test Directors' Liability.
a ? ? . | ?te be
Instil
and dir? ? i the I ? ink, >'f
?
rled out The i
? ?
mil. " ? Louie U
to (
?
. i ? '
lb?* < ;t ? Of "*???* Yot 1. v.
'
tors' ?
lal in
ha?, i* ? iture.
i>. j i: !:? ? f the i
?
landing
bank I the i ?t Hi said
?
the I
II
? ?
?
Dill . ? ? '
?ism v ? the acl
blip? .'lull ? d ' ;'l ?Ih. .1
'
atlon upon I - I tanking ? '
? i : . v. ,i- appointed i?>
watch ibi .
MARTYR TO CHICAGO TASTE
Winter Punches Diner Who
Treads on Temperament.
Thi rutilit of trying to ti.ii h th* un*
kiinv.
imi tb<- style and thai onl) the funameoi
p.ii.it. wauU . i ?>mi.in.it:..n of
tartar MUCI With | ?"it shell Crab *?*??''<
i orne home te ' t ei
??.tii-ti within oil.- terrible tlpleaa hous
be wan r? primand? <i i"> a I
? bargt .i by tin mi i
gut ?i t.. .i .. ; i.'i the
aampleinl of ai - ? ?? * i
in return t"i .. I thi ? alt? ntioti \ I? tor.
m i. .oi uf throwing bu?,.: i .
IfM nt a ?.<?_? . lal Might in the
Week Ftlh -h . ? i nun
ThS ? ?"?> ? <***< tr popping and t
t?a vvaa busily harmonising the y-.
din in i a. ... Martin .?' i i sada.. aid
streel a/hen aipheus v. gmltl
Chicago, ?i.tired nnannounct i Thi pros
?,.< mu. appealing gui mi *
battis of !?'!."? fa vn by.
.be ricby was bewught, and ti?<? traable
eoauoeaced Mi amlth desired i.. know
vheas the loe, which always aoooatpi
sogt, beverages In t-hlcegv, could : ?? Vk
toi rraaval) sugg? : t. .i that the i ,
might Ro *-.?-:i without loe, bul Mi ?Smith
wui- obdurate, and in. srdei as obeyed
A ?oft ?lull < ;. ? ? t ..id. r. 'I. and
\ictor brought it only t?. be upbraided
fur tbt ab. in? ?. of tartar BgUCS,
Thi i?;-t ail happened in a lea mi- ?
.Mi ?-iiiiiih ?a*-r.t t.. ti., bead waiter, who
in turn laid t'o ? ?< < i.?ion tin; manager,
who promptl) dltn .'._ ? ? h Th? i.
upon *? lotoi v. the
portly Mr Bmlth appeared, planted esolld
jolt on his i.??* ^ i".ii.-. i;,,hi appear? !
und . ? the waiter to the station
Mr. Smith r? lu? ni d to tin- Holland
Houee, where he i a guest, inn will !..
In court t'.-day to defend the tartar sauce
and
m
SCOUT,. SEE CONEY LSLAND
About 2,000 Boys Parade and Have
All Around Good Time.
About ta.?i thousand boy seouta lnvad?sd
< "??ii?.> laland > ? 11 wan At
eaa Boy Beoui Day? .'mi their uniforms
entitled them t" sdmlsalse t?< any of th?.
attractlona glthougfa ti- wegthei Inter?
ii i,-d t.. some ? steal with tin- da) 's pisas*
i,-, ths boys bad .. fenereHy good ttfne
Durlltg the uft.i noon oanspetltlvs drill?,
wall scaling and ether inhibitions were
h< -??I fa the ?**' ' H.a'lt i'alu? ?? At 6
o'clock th.'i.- V..I- ?? ?parade through Oei
Boulevard, >_hirl ayenai gad Watt Mtk
siissl ii arsu rattawai '? ? Ma)oi I Isnsrgl
John <t Ujan. ? oini.-iandlii?' the national
guard
Ti.. begs trere m sharps ed Adjataar
Oeoerg] Wlllii J Physle-a. who di.tnbiiimi
prises in Uung furk ti? lbs various eseg*
;,n,i indlvtduals
IBIS WILSON. RIGHT
10 IGNORE SBKMi
Major Ray Asks Court to Rule
That He May Be Promoted
Ahead of Others.
HIS NOMINATION HELD UP
Army Officer Complains That
Secretary and Assistant Sec?
retary Have Refused to
Act in His Behalf.
u ..?.iiiiiKt<?i, jul: to.?The tight of the
ri.. nient t-> Ignora thi loi r pol?
icy ? f making I'l-oiiii'tiori?' bj seniority
sad t?> BUbstltuts therafof promotions by
sslaetloa or lu.ur? .'?.?? srl i- ta ted by
,it fii.-d to-ti.iy in the lui i SIM Court
? - l'iMM. t by Major ?Be? her B :
who ?. r> guiar promotion to ths rank <>f
lieutenant colonel m th<- quartermastsr's
< ..i] held up. Ths ?nit n un- :i
the Bseretary of War and the aae__taal
Beeret) ry of War as defendants, and
aeeks an Injunction to prevent them from
takln '?"? :i?alnst MaJ'.r
Raj. but It I ted that
. b of tba ?a boll
tl.m ?ill he ti.. out*
The Atim n. y ?.eii-i?l ;;aM- i.n opl
to i'i> sklent wii .?n ?'ii Jun* B that he
need nol ; promote Major Ray,
?? th* fa* I that l.t ? i; iba i
? : ->f in- i.? .K in the ' seps ilaeeptlon
la '..ikfli to this ol'iriloli by Major |
erho oont* that h* Is ?ntlU*d to i-i-?
nootion, and i '.s n?. alterna?
tiv?- for th? I': ? ii? Dt OT tin ? i.">' at
It in set forth In the pi tition that ?__U
AiiK-.iMt It?, .-nient Taft .?.lit to the B-JMLtS
a recess appointment rrr *ntrg Msjoi Rai
a deputy puyu_aater general, v?, i ti, the
ra.nk of lieutenant colonel, but thai Coa*
i adjourned before tba Banata t"*?k
..'?ti.'i. ? -n tii' iionuii.iti'.ii. slthough the
? iiiiiiitl. ?a on I -le fa
tarerai ? r.-i-.r ? ?Major B tition
sgh tb* i-r-.i-. i ml n..?>
' -1 si risen, on
?
_ t mi lbs SjobbJiuvUoi
: :? ., rted 1
A M .??.-? m i i : ?
a- tlOfl
M
?jiia Had In every wi
intiig the
'
?
for complaint against him th u
1 ? ' any of?
fence I
? lau -
fully ? tlon
The oourt Is asked 1 a gg laj
?
lenl thai -
? ?
' - ma lei . ? n.- h
Majoi Raj oial . gad
righl . . ?
ad
u.m.
Justli e Oeuld - Ited the de'.
?
i?--? aha? - re_j
' ? leal
i i.n
HOUSE TO HEAR WOMEN
All Suffrage Stated Will Sen?l
Delegates to Washington.
w?
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th* i
" muta
. . IS
? ? IJia i? .?!? ? mi In
? ? ? ' ? > '.till || ||,,V,
vota I th* m* atlni and 11 ?.
annoui cod ??;?!_. i i . ? Bmlth
King, iri .ii?ur?i ?.r lb? I DUB* II, I ' I ?
v\ ill i ? . ? MM WOU '
aeting
i ? King fait?., .in? -
' ball m.m
Henry of the Hou.e Rules Cbmml.tt
?rant fa heal Ing >>n AllgU i ' I '
..t tb* !?..- .- -.?i the pendlnfl bill foi
creation of a ?oman ?uf1ru_e commit! ??
In i? ? Houi ?
FIND GIRL'S BODY AT SEA
Sailors Think She Was Behead?
ed and Thrown from Liner.
ri.e Triba
ton, July H Tba pelles c"u?.'iit un
availing! y ta la y to solve the lei V ol
th. headless body <?f s xiri which ??.??
picked up I ' ? ' ? aotei Behlag
schooner Jennie m Gilbert, a week ax?.
burled at BOO gnd raportot ?.ti tin v?__ela
?,. rival in Boato '" daj ,
Th? iiofl;. waa dlscoveied nn.iimg <?n thi
: thi o< ? at? al.'.ut Bfteeu miles
of th* ?path Of the Atlantic lmeia
and tiiuty mil*i ????? I of tins ??? "???
M.-, nk ? aptaln Chart* i win? te?M th?
authorities that the (Jill may ha.n bOOfl
muni? r? ti and thr?.wn ov?-rh..ard from *
i - ? atlsntlc ?-t. iiniHiiip.
"Her baud had been oui att from bat
body.*' ?'iipi'i" ?Whits ?Jeslasad, p?_s-?
m.i . ?but i .?mid no? tell uhsthsr H had
been severed by a knife ?.r an _??? it
\*,ih without ?niH.stii.ii ?? seas "r murdsr,
but w* burled thi BW bsaausa there ?an
not a mat h ?>i? ?the i>??<i> or ?Mothes i?y
which sh* might be Idsnttded "
Th. young woman gppaurad *<> have
i?.. t. between alateea and nineteen years
Old, and was of dVlleat- buUd Th? bodJ
svldently had hotm ta u>?* wutf? *huut -
?t'k.
GRIEF HASTENS HER DEATH
Mrs. William H. Mayer Does
Not Long Survive Husband.
Mid?!!.t??.*?, H- I. July :i Mrs Allee
?Prascoti Mgyer, wld?ow of ?William H.
Mayer. B well kii'-wii foui -in-!.and driver,
und socially prominent, ?ral .??mid ?le.i'l i
in bed le-day to ?'??' souatrj besas here J
Death is <_._<-rit?_d t.. "natural ra<aosfl " hul
v.fa? h.ii t.'lied. aicordiiiK to fri.lid.s. by
grief over the d* sth of Im ? husband ? few
month?, aiio
Mia. ?Mayar wa_ sixty \?..;s pld, Mr.
uikI Mm MgyST hud no childnu. and
through Hieir flflMB-Mt _.__*iclation i.inc
i,, i,. 'i,..??n ??> "?i.? Inseparable pulr
f WORKERS FOR BABIES' WELFARE
MAKE STARTLING DISCOVERY
Work Not Always Satis?
factory Unless Babies Are
Started Right?A New
Mothers' Restaurant.
Members of tht baby _a\ln>_ fi
New Vork City have mad? a startling
discovery. They _uv_ tht babies, >??-*;
?.?it when the babies fr? W n?. to an ..*.'? of
fifteen years se so they begin t?. die <?fi
fait?that la unless babl? ai born tighl
t'-i**r?- i. iitt.?- use in bolstering up their
rickety eonatitutlona Purs milk may
keep them alive for a tim., brid . them
i thi i" ri.xi of childhood, but U
t takir tin place of the berit
ti? which should i"- theirs, sa) the
'riat is why Mi__ a. Mabel Parker, who
? ..is. with Mrs Robert H.
. i . *i..i :i.i o'.h. r woman
behind i.? r fas k station at So.
Wogt i-'ti? ?street, htu made up her
: mind thai prenatal work Is the work that
, must be done To that end she will
I a litt ant la the .rooms behind
i..; mi'.k station, a restaurant when ss?
l get i nourish
ing, appetising dinners (or Hvs eenti
foi nothing nt all II tin ?? ? an t pay? And
: ? v ..m. u w bo Kta; -i by her
? that tills will be only the tir?t of a
? ham <?t such rests irant i "'?
whole etty.
Mi Parker knows baMee and mothers
? : through) for Hh_ has fought hard U>
bar milk station going No organ!?
nation suppartod II Bbs and the few
women who believed m her ran it eloni
began her work sems years ago i"
... leeaeal "f a church on Mornint
y
avenue, and the church member, helped
?ui port it. Thgy grew tired of It ait?-r a
w bil?-, and _o Mis* Parker got the place
...t No, ?'?> Wast l_^_th street and started
OUt f'?r herself.
"ghe's doni other thing, besides fur?
nishing ?pare milk for babies,'' l?r. Hal
ton saM yesterday, "ghe's glean advtcs
to m.'thers. She ha?* <*lean.*?l up the
neighborhood te an setohlekftng extent
Recently, in conneetloo with some <??
lumtia College people, -he has been doing
some Investigating in the tenement dts
trlcts of th.- city. And ihe Is convln? ?:d,
ws are all i mrinced, that th.. ?bables ss
Industriously saved don't stay sav. .1
Th. falt.m up and seem strong, but It's
a factitious strength They pass ths dan?
US p. Hud <>f babyhood, but wh n th? V
re II h that mor?: dangerous period Which
changes them from bo. s and girls into
m?. and Women they Just fall victims t"
th.- first disease that eosaeg along.
"No, we've got to begin before they
ar ? born. If any ruai Improvement in the
total death rat.- t.. m be sfteetoi, we must
I., gin befase 'h' y ai? b.-rn. You can t
bavi healthy ehlldrea frees eses worked,
underfed mothers. Take a mother wh"
..ut t.. work eeery day until a little
while before her ehUd Is tn.rn. and ?ames
borne t.. bn "i and t?a. who Is t??o tlr?-?i
t?. oeok a pr??p?-r dinner, or t??o POOS t?.
buy tiie materials If she could go to a
pleas at luncheon time or din?
ner tiras ..lui bave a hot, appetising meal,
It Would de a lot for the future genera?
tion And that is what we are going to
do, The charge er?l to ?o low that almost
any mother can Sfford it, but If there are
any who can't we'll help them. out.
'A? sorn us Mise Parker gets back
from a litt!.' rent She Is taking we shall
1 g?*t th- r. stauraal going "
THERE CAN BE NO RULES
FOR THE GAME OF FLIRTING
tlnglish Magazine Discuss
Seriously the Frivolous
Pastime.
? a.. ? ? sss king is sate
? .
? ? Ogle <lo ll??t ev. ii givi ? ? -
j time I?. flirt. Is this so' a*d ? m . of t
la ? Ask tht i oiing p?
it thi v think ' will t.
you, h all probabillt l t they de n
? :
lea th?* arti' l? ?'< nh. r tin
? re Wltl out daunt If II
? "i.i.i find tin mm ? sel] et
lof It. M hanl?. <1 ""*
,?.1.1 r?gi nu you could fin al ? t-?i?juct
I under thi nee regime it erould be wholl
so, if you tried it ..n th
Ipls
Ml mi can I ' B here If \n?! h.iv
i lbs ti. ? d to, and las
? . ? -
you must march with the times Whs
i -mi ti,- i son feu must us?
, i our opport
i.d we muht ti"t !??*.;:? ?
?
tunltli s to tin t t . upon bj
.?or fatii. rs and | or tkai wen
aven within the grasp of tl ? ? ? he
these thing
? i
. banging wltl
: w..:. ? delight a dosei
? ? .. ? ? s and
I what seemed feerfullj daring at thi
i . ntnt'N is n?"
. t at dit" ta But
II say that thi ? ? ?pie ??f this ?
i nt ti i*.?* nelthi r the t lunlty
|i flirt 1? rid! uloug
I
"Probably, If F.llzabeth Blount, or Dor
' born* Ol .lane AugtSS), or ?"harlot
::it?rvlewed on thS BO
ii ?.ne In turn would BOSBflBtBUSM
?ii' other on the drawbacka of ths si
:i. whl? h mhs Meed Bush p?-ri'i?l brin
;ii..r opportunities ?-tr^ni?e as
? in. Il-rtati-.il i - i,"t , .trrl.-d ->n
DBA way generation aft
? ii-ri Plus .a Bbnaau plu? c'est
' m?me cli'ise may b* true aneugb, but. a
me, the methoda of to-day ar.- m
-? .la? The rno'l. ni gl
would never understand th? ?way h?
? flirt- d M la good tlm
an?! ran pap.? t.. .;uth in conservators
Jo m t* r. fin?!? her cha
thi itnkd at Bunnlngdale or Wsstwui
? Ho. people rio lone? > "?11 out" at dstnce.
nevertheless, they managa to
I? th? "1?1 days In t)i
I ? un? .. chan?s*
nowad ? Itb tbaa
so-called Imp? diriiMitii. but in the free
?.i.m which ha been secured lies tba sg
' the up to-date yeuag ma?
and maiden
"Flirtation, Ilk?? con. warfare
...
i ?!?; of morality
with th.- time? (f a beau whc
t havoc \- ? . even In th
tri??d fi titrt Ol
?ii .i _irl of to-daj. i h?
-.?d him a3 a maniac or
d fa
? the methods of the young man of t i
would ."in simply lud!, ton. t.. th. girl
H?wh<_Pfl ah.ut U8S.
,t BtpportunlUes will
ifford* d" I ? will take
?
knows Bui thla much is certain, that
Its own Ideas "f flirtation.
Sou ng people have greater
lees th.m th-ir predecessors What
. and lili now .all tinting w.iul'i
b* ? n p?"-? ? ? s positiva sag
m. i,t in their parents time It la ?? -
? t-?r which no d?finit* rule .an he m
An Imlisi-xensable Gown.
? . . ? be found Ii
trunk
i bine This la a urn '
w im h i con : it is
sunning!) draped, and it aan be com
Wltil <!.il"t\ gill !h ? ' - . Wlth
in such - .
PregOl .: I mb ii I >
Ali ideell) b>\. 1| K"?* B of tlll*
drapi i up at tiu* k <t sid? t?. s os
? be . eraage a ?? croeaed 01 ei 1 he
boat, and there w*:. a wide '
?.f paatel Mae ribbed ?ilk. a great Paul
N? 1 ..h r"s?i nas thrust thr?
ot th. --a h In "-? nt
Ths bal w in. ii a, ?uni*..1,1. .1 ?
sae of the h. w pagoda
It was lined with black I
and thi ? domed crown 1 ? ;
with gull Hat velvet In num.nee
of dm bu. k 1 bantill) was thrown cam
platel) over the arown and allowed la
droop over the brim at the left side Thege
t Veils ate liiiin. .!ar.
Hats of Velvet or Mahne.
Practically all of ths hath 1 thS mo?
ni, lit i-malti Miiall Main il u shspoS I
In velvet bave beca launched w II tin the
last fee days bul the fact that maiiue]
b.its gre holding strongl) again I Velvet !
?_. ? ms tu Indicate a ' ontltuance of maliu? .
i,.? verj dres 1 effects through ths au?
tumii and winter, .ays "The L>*> ciooda
economist."
Practlcall) nothing new In .Haw ph
j,, been shewn, (everything now ta
either mellntg or velvet or a Dombtnation
of the two.?
The high novelty 1? the velvet bum with |
the transparent lull?- crown which shOWS
the entire coiffure. This |g a pretty and
Interacting faahion, and bids tair to have
an exUnslve vogue. It b..s taken trc
SBendOUSly ht Parla. Hla.'k and ilatU
prowg tulle.?, tue used nothing in color
and vary little In black and wiutc eons?
bitiations Tins ko. ?>.-; all the mllUnery
,!.: 1I1, velvet bats also being of black or
dark seel -Town.
MUST BE WELL TO WED
New Pennsylvania Law Step
Toward Health Marriages.
1 Igrrieburgi laly M - a _t?-p toward
bringing about -?.?-?..ailed health mai
riaKc*? tn Pennaytvaala was taken to?
da?, when tioveinor Tener glghCd the
act rogulrtag ail appUcanta for man
licenses to sel forth In the applications
that the) are not artll.t.-.i with t;
? dlsea? ????
The new law prohibits the icmiam
ii?.? riaae licences to an) parson who is
eel m.!... lie, epileptic <>r ..t unaound
m in. l. or to any pereon who baa
Inmate <>f an) count) aaylum <<r |
for Indigent pcraona, unl_.-.s u sopeara
that tb?' . anse has been removed ami I
thai tl??- applicant n. able i?? lupport a
fanil' .
Dally Bill of Fare.
SATURDAY
_K1 AST Cra bed wl
it, marmalade, ?offie.
LI NCHBON.?Perch With tarure sauiu
water* - m wafen
wit)t ra.-j.L'i irj |am, b ?
DIMNI i; et tongue m n nest
.
i.
RICE WITH RAt.PBlr.llR. JAM Or*
lied rice ?with cream sdded to it
win.. .. ? ? Using at a sum?
: mer tun? hum If SUCb Utile Sau? er of II
bed with b rpoonful of raspberry
i |am. \ the lam la ? I* i? a Itb awoel
toe saccharine
?i. i The t? 0 sh'.uld
..?t h?- mixed, but r-u-iii? s"rved to-.-tiiet
in i i-f A util- a hi
en am mej ha add* I U tnttn ?'.
The New Crepe Fabric.
_?! wonderful combinations of
i ??i.?i an relng ? : , ? ? ?1 for mai
our smart ?munter t.uleU, tbe eliarin of i
, aspeclall) In tha new tahrk known j
as crepe llllglmSMSS. Is very pow-rlul. I
This i?? n-'? always unreHoved h
Si.tnetini.? i? ?kitt of blai-k is viurn wu'.i
?red lachet, Of again the color l-i
u?.?1 to pipe ttie skirt and show that
tills particular not. is intended to com?
plete the costume. Among Be_gl?bla_k
t'.ii-ts a < s?tala eeutitmg shows a
pretty contrast, wltti a .skirt of 1ilu?'k
??harm? use and a cutsway coat of
i.is. uit?colon ?l ?taffetas tiu- latter being
snricbed with triangular motif? of ]i_nd
_m?roidery In floss silk? A tiny flr-hu
.Mid dainty UII'l. i ..\.s of biseult-CO'
ored union ar? used as a finish to tin
coat. The rolor selieme <>f the dress is
repeated ta tbe hat. whleb is at th? bis?
cuit color, With black lining t othe brim
The Lace Hat.
U?. ?? el every hind has a glorious pres?
ent and a spl.iiilid prospe?-t before it
owing to the stead) and persistent ullcgl
gnos thai Is being rendered t<> it, ever u
uu;< h heiter fltgH than a spasmodic furor
wti.-h ends In collapse.
It Is ?-?laiini? the bener? with tulle us a.
fabric for muking tile spe.daily stetur
ssuus types ot heedgear wanted during
ttic Bummer mouths to bs warm with glry
frock.?, but is generally us? .1 apart from
It.
The la?? brim hats, spreading and
. ii.i.ly. are j-artl-u'.ai I y beautiful when
ui.i'le of Mach ?"hantilly, and with their
usual tin? I'oiitempt for the I .-<iy Iretiients
of ttie season black velvet is usetl bv
u.miners for tile crowns thereof, a hu^e I
bUltaedj with a j.-l b?nly f? rnilu. til.
. oinpletmii touch of trimming, poised at
one side a* if nul alight? ?I <>n rh? v,i$e of
th.- brim
Attractive, Unusual
Dishes from Tongue
Frees gg eeemanste standpoint it .?
usually wise |e ?list serve tongue hot.
and then what Is left can be easily con?
vertid into tin leaipllag c??n. octlons and
eoeaalaations tc wbdek tttdd tuagtN lend?
Itself. Both the flesh and smoked one.?
require little preparation; ths former 'nave
only t.. be boiled BOS and one-half Uoura
in salted water, while the smoked oiu'*
must be soaked -.ver night in odd water.
then put into fyaeh water and brought t?>
the ?belling point and simmered three or
lour h? uis, or until ten?l?-r. Before put?
ting* It into the Water trim carefully and
Skewer Into ?geed shape. When done re?
move the skin and If to b? ttaoi I "1'J i?
idace the ikewer and put It l.ck Into the
water in which It wai .?"?ked to oool m
It: It will be more juicy and of a much
I" tt?-i- tlavor if cole?, in this way. When
taken out cover with a meat gl_.ze
When Served Hot.
urban tongue ?s to be served hot it la
most appetialng with a swans sau..e
i ..ver it and may b?- attractivel
gsrnlehed with par Si Sg, mint and slice)
plcklsa or with a b<?tder of epinach or
potato balls.
An unusual and must dcllftotie ineUiod
is to brush the t ngue with beaten egg
roll in Bao bread ?rumba and delicately
bii'vti ?i, thl eVCB. A m,,re unusual
Way le t.i roaet it as described abov.
basting trCQUeatiy and ffetier<jusly w.
eraagS flttec, and *-fcrv. m the- .entre of a
plattet s i*, s circle of peas around It
Creamed with Asparagus Tips.
? '..?allied tongue with aspar
cannot be SUrps i' a cold boiled
tongue tine?but d , not mince, put Into a
saucepan, -cr the meat wtui
milk, addn . a rounding tablesnoonful of
butter; *-a;t ami pepper to sun the Indi
vidual taste, l'ut over the heat and when
hot thicken slightly with a heaping t. _
spoonful o? flour gr-SCftgMd l**|tb ' "'?
milk. Stir in an egc well beaten and tgke
fiom the the. Serve on round, buttered
',.|.''.. of t? ast. garnished with -teaim 1
a.?i?aragus tips.
Escalloped and Braised.
Escalloped tongue mu_t first be ciiopp?.
lnto small pieces. To a pint of it add two
teecpoeafnls of onion Juice, one eacn of
min.ed parsley and of sapera, two >.f *,"?
tatots. half a teasp.onfu; of salt, four
tablespoonl .?ter
The U-SSdS "f lb? baking ?lisli stiould b>
SV! r the bottom with lie
i ; crumbs, put in the Ingredients, ex
??;t the Stock. W; ? n gllcd pour this
..v-r all, ?SOVer vvlth buttered 1:
??rumbe; bake twenty mi:it |
hot.
Braised tongue is a great delicacy, at* i
should always be made of the fre.1?
tongue Boll for ? ? of hours; re
move from ths and trim, and
when nearly cold rub with flour
brown In h .?- -i ., t..r <?i_;ht miti
?i of butter and of
drippings, with s ts ? '? each of
carrots, onion sud turnips I .v-.-r the
tongu?- partly with ths st<<. k In which it
was boiled, addling to II a stick of rlgga
mon, two cloves? a biud? "t ssaoe and ..
bumh of sweet herbs; a!,o, a little pep
and salt and cook slowly about tw ?<
hours Twenty minul taking It
out add a tablcspoonful <?f lemon jure
* 'or
a platter and keep w_rm until the grga
i.? mad? Add t?? It a 1
? .a. r; boll ?
thick; then poUT ???? ; t: e tongu., ga>"
with sliced bard boiled eB'gs atid serve
Wh.ii a cold BSN St I ' lied
UM following Will h?* found to S'lj'plv .i
plcaalng combination of the two; Hard
OUt in two
ilka nia-h fine
and mix with an equal quantity of ground
or firmly minced b | -'-eral
and h -"mall sweet pepper, I
minced; mis Into a stuf paste with a
mayonnaise .-.-- tig. Kill ?.- ? _.? itie_
with this and serve o.\
Monograms for Turkish
Towels.
Mono-crammed 'i irideb towels ?re now
Included amo eg I ?
I girl. An ova' .,r Un-1?, ah-ut four
? als embroidered
upon it 1
M ?I Into lb. ' - wit h two ?
<?f tin?- machine stitching fsually the
mark g I ce rasa gad tf
laogram, b -t, ? 1 ?>t ths separate
fiais, is used, a round -
? than the >
New Fall Neckwear.
l.ulTles. Medid effect?, and little est**
oi v%. ce particule rig w.U rep?
resented In itie new neckwi.it the Wft
irors arc tuning ?>?jt for the fall
trade glthougk ibe Medid .-ollar o'
the past and present season has en'oyed
gr.-.it popularity, It has not been unuei
sall) bsromlcg but tbe manufactur?is
gal ths new co'lars h.ave been so BSCdl
god that nearly nfi\ on?, who de- '
?an tttaut tin m Th? lichu id?a le still
popular, t..... sad i ? itlngs of all Hind?
??one bi tt.e yard
i
A;
SK any or
thousands
o? well dressed
women about
the perfect fitting
qualities o? the
man
I ..-,, ._ ,11 ?-II .,-... rW
liev will tell you
lhat the KL0SF1T
PETTICOAT fits
without wrinkles and
will not puckrr. bind
or sag. Pits any
shape and hugs the
waist and hips snugly
and with a glove?
like smoothness.
You can get a KLOS
FIT PETTICOAT in
either Silk Jersey or Messalyie at $5.00.
(Any color.) Or in Cotton at $1.50 up?
wards. At any good store.
If you insist on seeing this label in the
waist-band you will be sure to pur?
chase the GENUINE
13?1E?
r KLOSETT PETTICOAT]