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ttTSCONSINEUGENIC
UW HELD INVALID
.. iates Inalienablc RigM
0f Peopie t0 Marry
Says (ourt.
^T0R'S HEALTH
BILL UNNECESSAR\
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The
IMFULS OF FAIRY TALES
ted for Primary Pupils
w Mrs. Susan E. Blow.
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l,TTLE DOC DOCK"
10 BE A MILITANT
?jBaT Jones"s Aid Will Soon
bngland to Work u ith
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TREASON IN 'CAUSE' CAMP?
"Votes for Women" Dancers lo
'Wear Red and Rose.
k bl the Women a
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t. * I ? <V ? 4,
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MISS PECK AFTER
ABRUZZTS RECORD
Plans to Climb Bride's Peak.
25.000 Feet High. in Him
alayan Motrataii
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WOMEN WOULD TILL SOIL
Orgamzer of 'Forward to the
Land" League Plans Oroups.
a arard
Havi
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ITALIAN DUKE DIVORCEU
Massari Says He Will Become
an Amxncan Citizer.
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t was stai
of I
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BONELESS CORSET
HITS TANGOLAND
Women Can Now Dip and
(ilidc nnd Slidc and
Bend Unhampered.
ELAST1C FRONT
MAIN FLATURE
Demand for New Models So
(ireat I actories Are Forccd
to Work 0\ertimc.
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... rer to
t BOfl
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ih out above thi
llde unhami
.... great
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the ti
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1 tlght. Of '
? ;it all. bul ?
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... i the
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are perfect ?
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? igh,
.....
? i - ? garmenta ti.ar
tn noaki 11
shall
?
tnat
; ? tO bl ?
"Tl e average ks
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;ust remlnd her
?sets
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nd bi
the 111
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Otbei In
venl ire the ln*
eauty
.iiko frock, and
... ? . v
noon at tl
held In tbe n< a
] on.
HUNT TWO MISSING GIRLS
Police Asked to Find Rockville
Centre Pair.
ent oui through
ea ln
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el Bi
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??? ? . .- ?
?l Mrs Albert W'armuth, r.f
larce for
her ag? aaM l .Ungly
ea sail
? klyn
i:- aaid arhen tl
? ? dty line I
Then the fOUl
reforn trip to
Rockvilli i
GIRL LOVELORN. ?
SHOOTS HERSELF
Jennie Rittenhouse, 19. Ends
Life ir. Bathroom of Sister's
House?Left No Word.
?-? to explaln her act.
i pparently in the best of nes_fB and
??? shouaa, of (fe
th, N -1 . BbOl
? ? ? ninir
? ge De Harl
.. N . ? ;. ? tnond Ter*
,-.... . .... ? Btatei
Jler llfeli Iu "ar?
i o ifi i ln t I love
? I the girl
? llfe.
? ninetei
oi.i. Bha -" tea
ber married i- l
1,,. i gtatl n ll.. ? two
? rday
. traln.
? ?
afiei; about ?'. o'clock
rectly t
... atsi Da Hart
and " '? i"';' af ? ?
\oivi I ruabed upataJra. They
Rrtti nbe ? d at fnll
? fully
| near ihe rinlit
I ai ??
Truce in Strike for ' To-Day"
a truce red last night. "To
day"
mltted thal lhal Rrat aente)
i nt i.i r lan Ifa
? ?
?'??? la the
Fort:
oamed by Wllliam A.
to arork Laat night, aa
. theaa troobkM weri
li
BEATP.ICE HERFORD'S MATINEE.
. i 8 m
Theatre
? wlth
r- ar,d 8
?
. i "Tha Onlj Chlld,"
. ? ? ? \ ? ?
nnd "i'. tha Hat th
? They arsra faD r.r gsaataa haaaaa
... . . .i ... :i dOBM at. i t-mu.sli.g m
aaar.
fDare Not Tango Round \
with Sausage to Be Ground
Nuirty (iirln Make Drbut at
Lirinding Mcat for Lpicu
reanB Upatate to _.at
i laagoiag to aauaaae Rrlndlna l?
Botua ilip, m Um liirda of BloBflaaj
X4..uid my, I t mium nflflaii.iw.il Ptaraa hn?
ci tt with all tho nea***4_alnnce ah*
44ou'.! dlaplay ln Ih8 ehofrSS of a duncltm
partner. .'nn a auclety sir! muke uua
Ppea'' Aak S. ra Bflfl
Al ready t fl Irenkfaut tobisa af that
raan rtllaga nr* aizziinx wltk Um
ew dsbul snd aad tha taiiiea of
tl.e VXalderf wlll alaale at I s'fltocN oa
? gtrl Baaa
sga make. senda her flrat ronafgiiinaiit to
Mr B '
8he i ? ofl from M
i iTlnding up choli ?? Uttie pagfl
? . ? ke anjr true "buai
mai s ki tra i haw ta t-omlg?e
?> i? ?gt* t. . snd '.
M. i:.';.n. ..f the x.\..i
ftei noofl
there
if *? pai .ner ' in- '
? | ? ? . e'fl I
like ' ? .?-.,.'?.?
44nn.. ? .itite nnd eomfortei. Tbe
- mber of tl
Miss Si'i ?? Qet ? 11 glrl of
lae.
ft/hen asen_ la t al |ba VraJdoi f
the pai ; fo. thelr Brsl
: in . hiffon and sD
?-.-..?? f i ighl bs aocussd
I a little Msetati tor
tonl or Pn ' ' hal "Mtisagafl
I they hav? !?? en In bu ? ? i for taro
? ? an dolng a btaal
- ta ndred pounda a w< i k. Thay
prind end mla ? ? ' N thsaasa roa
kUn| in B) raeuso. That
.... l'rirlav
ii,. > ???>*nd ln p? ' oaat MU* obm
-..:. -half or three po .nd pa*_. ? _??
Thi n on Baturday they i
ru. aboul ani Bt?li on
? .m.i- Most of their ti '
? frion.ls HOW
tiio fame of t ? ha?
? ! so that thty are irettlrjg ord.-r
r.ver the rountry round about
ThS flaussge ifl made from fl recipe
which b . as M
In th< daya arhen * rery traaaller
. ? 'olonial bOUSfl
? ?- road to Huffai... Jusi wbal
trsa La 8ho trade
? Bebutante bu
teed put* fo...!
Ml- the d?uprhter r,f William
K Pl. rea for many year? presldenl of
.'onipany.
? lasl month went Into l_iank
ruptcjr leating Mr !''???? who had baaa
ratsd 88 a rnnlti-mllllorialre, without any
it
FRENCH PLAY AFTER
BRYAN'S OWN HEART
"Un Grand Bourgeois" Terrific
Broadside Against Pluto
cratic Demagogues.
? Trlhun-.}
Pnti -lan 16.?"1 :. I'.iand Rnurgeoia,
by Bmile Fabrs, produced lo-night at the
Theatre Ant..Ine, ls tho strongest yo'lal
1st drama eeeu ln Paris tdnce Paul Bour
pet's "Uarrlcade." This play would glad
;?. beatl of men llke Wiiiiam Jen
nings Bryan, becauae lt is ? terrtflc hroad
p\fl* agalnal plutoeratl dea-agoguea X4h.,
eptlon of his granU
bourgeota njionopoilae trusU and. through
Kraft and by fl rinar>ial. polltlcsl an*l
buabM ? t ???'.-;?..;?? r and parliarn-ritary
torruption, CTCata a ?s'-rt of .luggrrnaut
car of lnterlocking ? pa xxith an
-med. *_Oneg-grabblng omnip"
whieh ? i BTerythlng La n*
path.
Am i - ? ;.K'.y appb
. ?.. en Bai tbou, i 8
ioo M Barthou'a poUUeal op*
:,t. Jean Jaurea, th* Sonaiist leader
ti.o piay nt ., i I al objeel l4ssraea
ed
Itlsena who
bara i? placsd Um ai ?'? Um i aa
ItoglnM, and arho ahould t"- eat?rmtnatad
i. I. dtaaUfl and popular upbearal liko
44hi<-h annlhilat.d tho privii.-ges ol
- *lurtng 8he Revolution of Bfg
Cleverly mtngled with Uv acUoa i? *?
?entlmeatnl fagody of a Bksleton Ln the
hooaahold ca boai L, bul tbe poignant in?
terest la thfl mi . 7..o:un plcture
I BOiirgaola
families; an bonesl and trUgged old granrt
fsttMr, an omnlpotenl an.i i>luto* raU
__nd a 4.i,i. narrow-sainded and
pated grandaon maklng a UvUllng
__nd - :!4-,-h of ihe tinan.'ia: flOT
. tiio Third RepubUc.
The pnti ot the Graad Dourgsfltfl i?
"Midnight Girl" Makes Debut
I l;> ' UM. I
Midnight
OlrP' opaaad tbbi sveatag ln the I'rovi
... BOW
' the 8hu
? :i ln a k
brlsi out-of-toarn
LldflS fleoi
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X ' fli
1'allon.
jail* tte i. ing. Taddg
\., bb i ?? rtman Mak j Frank r*a**i_tgtoa,
\ b* hl ka aad Mair- Ma iDoa*
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THEATRICAL notes.
Fan
.. Tbe I - *dU end sl
Mlaa
? ? . '44 tl ' '
Of thfl Efl-t and Ml I?ll 0
. ? iged hv
I maatoal <;'
,,., to, i . rpara Company. wiii
of Arthur Ham
44- p|B**l-g at
... nUI the op.nit.K Of
era as xt *?- i
?
. to aupp.
bsaaty, far Um lal
, n-hlcfc Bha vxin praaanl aaaa aa
Broadway wltk ba. rut**rlal OaO*
lm Kafca ktth . ** *****. Bsgana Mar
11. y..r aad 04 Brgi Pi
CbnurrCSy Wo-etl arU annual
uingoasol al the Orand Opera llaaaa
f.,r u iimittd p.r,...i. rjogtontog Monday
first tlme h.r- Bll ***] **ghflmfl?fll i'hu.
*
..I on the Kexolutionury War.
was np tO thr r.r.iv daughter of the family
to Un on t
?-ta; t oui and do aomethlng for I
With the Bfakit or IIH .s"-.mi,.- within her
sin- rh..!-.. th.- latti ?-. aud with
har grandmi thi
? | (., tl -i ti." truah nf
tt..- oM aaj mt. thal Ihs rr.a.i te
si- aell Bl t.i happinoss, la thn
mar.'s Btomacfe
-.?hat .io >. ? i r fnet:d4 think of
?
"Oh, they do in?>r.- than think. They
r, . - .??- uimh is tha Bureet proof
of frlei _td Ifiaa Plai ?
? \: ?' i sw .io j r.'i ;ik" it yonm ? ?
??Oh, It "? >;? of fun We pnt so tirM
?-? .\..t that
partlea aren't atmpty araa! ir, their place.
Wi I . .i ? ? . ? Ba tlme here.
? COOldn'l fnv..l all f.'ir lives, you
knoa
Tba aaaaaga partaera ar? memhers of
M party" r.f aeven Syrac:
arho ar.- th.- anssta of Mrs. Frank Ham*
iit"i. Maynard, who t se.ond
marrlaga wa miiiionalre
| Their days
!.!?? BJled uiin t. j ai.'i tbaatr? aud the
i.i-i.tK witn theal ? dlnaera, yet
ng her l.ark on all thla
gajretj t,i return to-morrow t,. rio the
? In Ul B tor th' (irm.
S. B_?Bot ? y '-eny
th>- r-port that thi y a: ?
VOTE CRUSADE GROWS BIG
Women Leaders Work Hard in
Congressional Campaign.
IfedUl Mi 'ormii k, < hairman of the
.: < 'ommittee of the N
riuffraRe Aaaoclatlon, atopped tn
New V"ik yesterday, nn her way from
IngtOB, tii? headquar
tera t>iie announce.l that Mra
Orant Brown, formerly preeidenl of the
Xew Vork Clty Federatloa Of Women's
i'lub*, had I aen Coa_reee_a8B-l
cb-innaa for the * !few Tork ihs
trl't.
"The st.it' ..ti'.n nanUIB
the Comieaahiaal chalrmen when there la
OM state aSSOClatlon,'' shr? f4aid. "9 '..?:.
? tf 41.. try to hava them Joln
in aelectlng the chairmea "
Mra Md ormlck aaid ahe did not know
arhether Mr.-- Harrlet Btanton !".??
the Women'a PoUtlcal Unlon, had hr-ii.e.i
g Mra Ki own. Sh<
thouabt not. Tha Women'a PoUtlcal
Union is a state orj-a
in regard to th>* rumora ol illBaanaton
ln the "National'; Md or
mlcb -^aid Miaa Jane i-ddama had au
thO-iaed '>? r to mi I latement fot
Mlsa Addan - "1 hare aot commua! ated
v.ay with tha Coagri _] Cntoo
ur any BM i.t" r of lt Blnea tha national
convention in December."
DEBUT FOR BOISSEVAIN
Inez Milholland's Husband To
Be at Suffrage Tango Tea.
t in th.- i iffraga the dansant
whlch ts to I.e held to-morrow at tha Ho*
. eentrea chlefly ln the announce?
ment that Mrs inr-z MUhofland Dolaaa
raln arlll on lhal eccaalOB pr.sent her
hushand to BOCtat/. LaOOg and i>atiently
hava tha atstera walted far a pe(-k at tha
maa who WOn tbetr falrest away fr.?rn
them Blrat they werr- toM that be wa
?n. Hollaad aettllna UP !.in affalrs. Then
be came hr>rr-, bul oobody aaa him. Ha
whi Hl. tarai aaM Bnt aowt W1H he
really and truly make ?;ood on hi
1^.. t.? appear at tin* "i " tea'.'
All th. yoong married couplea in the
party n ? ? ? I tO B4 Pl BOant at the
.t lesl thla ai
Bbould deter ani i ? mea from at*
tendlng a bi al itlon of l
ocaTera i l 11 was
atitui'jfi.ed tbat amona the bachele
have taken I keta ara Kdwin B. \\. ? tt
Kranklin Wall, Ronald <"lark, Mi
. k, of tne
Btai \*.'illl.ttn '"ardnrT,
i iserga Thoa ? t Wlllcoa
Mr-rk? i. 'A Inthrop Sl- r-l- ar,.;
?m ar?. expected to far out
? ? ? ? aad Mra Ja"..
Laidlaw . raateea that th.-re arlll i.e no
?
FEASTS FAMILY HE SLAYS
Texas Man Kills Wife, Two
Children and Himself.
Port worth. Ti i Jai M ti 9 Ta)
Ior, his wife and tw,. i.lldrrn W8T4 fOliad
laad to-day at thr-:r home here. They
irari laal Basi xUtt Deoeaaber I whea
j4.it work, aaylng ha waa golng to
Oktahoaaa 13tj
ra found evidenea. or *Ahat th.-y bar
l.eved to he a farew.-ll feast provlded by
family im ext. nai*
; !,.? hodi.s af Mrs Ta>lor and a
taro-yaar*oM dauKhtrr wire ceratag up
in (,. ,i That ? t ti'.e yeara,
had ki aa paitly bwaai. but the other.
?
To Debate on Woman Suffrage.
will ha.r- a ri- ..!?
Monday night at 1'arnegle Hall 881 "eTOBB*
itn Buflragi 1 "?
nf Coloi. BttVa \\ I'luni
Keni, of ralifornia. wil! apeak fur the af
nrmam. The cau>.- r.f th>- "ar.t!* ' wll
b? rhampkmed i >? l.v.rrtt V h.-rler and
I'hKii.? i.. i aderhlli Di Bgla ti i.
ijouid ?iii praaaia,
GOOD PRICES FOR "TWAIN"
First Editlons in Demand at
Art Oallery Sale.
A preaantatloi I
urea r.f Ton, Ha?\n. i .
n firot lasue ?' the Brst < -ai't
the top prlee, i
Ing of Um aale at 1 n Arl
? ? h ef Bral and othi
1%aln" an I Lafi ad o Hean
?, ?? t; r- ; ? : ? ? ? ,,f thr; '1
Hamea ' tompai '?
i i Taka waa tl ?
? | n on
the tly leaf: "To C. '.V. Btoddard I
hl* frlend. B. __. <
The ri* x t ?
" adward 4* L
"Tw.... ?- ; the Paupei
whlch alv
thor Poi "Al
ad and autoajn ?
"Wlth CO Of tinhn i
.1 1
for
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tfarl
with "Ta
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IllUStl '? '
brouahl I
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Ex-Senator Cullom Seriously IU
w ....... rVeakened by tbe
?
inim Is, who 1
ln a
? '
? .: reaaed t
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commission of a
he sxpreaaod thi that I Hve,
l
FORECLOSURE SALES.
SL'Pr RT. NKW
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Moi phjr Ufred V 4ni)
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Llbblni
ln i '
?nili tell ut publl
- 1'ity of
-
ii on that .
Auctlone*r, ti.n pretn
?i he Boid,
'
.LL tbal
land,
?
the J
BEGINNING *t a 1
?
i, dlstant two ?
from tht point r.r Intersectlon <.f the
. .
4 |i * i in? Hundred *n_ T*
nijrht
m, hc*; i bi ?? ? northei ly
?
i rty w "il nlnetj .nln* I
atre line i I
Ona Hundn d and "'
: Thlrtleth Stn
?
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; ? al wlth Beventh
r-hag to th '
?:;nth
? nlng.
Nr-u Voi 7th, 1814.
T.VTTl.l.T'
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Tlir> app' en er
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JOHN A. OAB
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sold,
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,\ll ihat lot of land.
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v glrla of Or ? HUB
' a party wall then
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ind part of
a
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.PTli'T. I. DAV1B Attorn** foi Plati l
liorough nf _f.anh_.tt_A, *
Th^ . _ rllBpra- ? ;"r'v
:34tn
i-traat
434
We*t l?4t>
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rhara*. to aa
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Ninety-oo* ?
Inun -
ls r, i ? ? a lo"
B4-M ?::,o_- '
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I Ulat.- ? II
Bubjeet ii. p*ri> _Biik or party aall ai
:*? '. ai.>
. tl .r . i;_nti
afjatN- '. let -
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ItOit:; 'NK1.I.V. 1. '? M
"ANTIS' LIKE NERO,
SAYS MRS. CATT
They Fiddlc in Face of Burning
Qnestion of Day- "Oeneral"
Jones's Laurels Disputed.
? ? i
? g to the
? ? i tatra
' ' ?'"- "t ?
nbly
? ? | efforte *'f
'
I liddling ?
ln ti ? ' ri "r
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BOt .
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t ta the tn
BStS.
ay 1
i questlon to-nic'
? era
from New Vork ? ? siSB
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dey.
thfl *?ort
ilie Jones and BM t
rrted to impress on leglala
and
: i ar
r r- ? tnbara
"al Unlon aad Wom
mlttee, who did not
' and
i to do with It.
FORECLOSURE SALES.
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-n and
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