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3)ha*I Well Dress
2012
New Features in Taffeta Frocks.
New Features in Taffeta Frorks.
frock t "il. sha il the Jltituret
above, I:Iighlt le:,i, t, th." 'rwluvin,
that there is notl hit:4 nus'I t al :: bolut it.
It conform toi thll str:righit sililthotte
and the vaguely dltinel \\:istlline that
are chilrilctetristic of thlie .Lnnrtest I
frocks. But the practicdl eyes cf the
critic of clothl.es will never disiiss this
dress with it glance. It hllunds with
well-execluted new touches that arrest
the attention anti the design .ucc·eeds
In placingle itself ius one of thle iiiSt Un
Iusual and satisfuc'tlry of the seaso u'
showings.
It is madei of chiffoin taffeta withli
sleeves of georgtte whlich is i finllill
lar enough colllinilti.i, practicall ind
cool. Altdeil to thlse fallri' satin fur
nishes the collir anil culTs andr emplace
ments on the sash clids.
The skirt i slain. with thil. flliess
habout the waist gtilherd iin t lith sides
and the t:tck. It s b.lteil with a brlad
girdle aitt the fr nt :inl two iairil' ,n.'
across the lack. Tliy- Illttol l :t lith
Side. The hellt is of tlihe tul'ta a l the
skirt i. ir:l.ti, l for uit ir u tih thin
blouses in tlhe wnrinlt \lweather.
The J:"ichkt is desiigneil to have the
cifect ,of st:art slip-lver clats :ni
Collars of Various Sorts.
Our varied collars are of many sorts
and inspirations, and we can trace
them to widely sepnratedl plaes antd
times. If onle has hbeauty. or the right
style, oddlities in collars mniy he worn,
but they are not for everybodly. TI.'
Chinese cellar and thie hedlehi fashien
are only for the few \,heo (:iin :arry
themn otT. lIit the cape collr and tihe
sailor ,cellar seemm to, tit in with every
style. and they h:iv". I,.'n ,r:'. , lented ill
ntending va'riet of tideins. Ale e
with round. turnover collar a:nt j:
bots they keep the lcmakers of necl'kwear
busy.
Collars and cotlllr-tlnd-cuff sets of
organdite find themsll,e-,,s iimportant
Items in Ihe In:ikc-umlp ~f nmidluinmlcer
frocks and blouses. Whethter of s!lk
or cottont, but mIore espe.:ially whlen
nmade of silk. these dres-,es are hardly
considered complete without the in
troduction of organdleh at throat and
waist. Illouses of octher elttoii f'ah
tics rely upnlln the crislness o4if orgmi
die to colmplete their diti ne'th<s and
* appropriate collars anld cu'tiTs of it.
Two of the tww coliars are shown
in the accompanying picture. One ,of
themt is trimnlmed into lpoinlts lit tihe'
back and finlished at thie ed'ge with a
very narrow edge of cluny. Tatting or
fine crochet edgings Imake' the pret
tiest sort of trimming for collars of
this kind. Each ls int is weighted with
a pair of small prudent halls in crochet
and a medallion of lace about the size
of a half-dollar is set in the material
above each point. lHome-made me
dallions and edgings and handwork in
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Many Two-Toned Dresses.
A marked feature of the new collec
tions in Paris is two-toned dresses In
exquisite colors, says a fashion corre-;
spondent. Yellow and blue. orange
and "ttet de negre," beige and blue.
and, of cou-se, black and white, are
the favorite combinations. A model of
"tete de negre" charmeuse has a yel
low crepe blouse. A broad yellow belt
embroldered in "tete de negre" shows
a little below the short Jacket of char
iaeuse. These broad belts are another I
Sfture. They are about si orx
rot of the neL. ere it is finir ht I ed
with three l-':erl , uttonts at each | ie.e
alnd t1hree Ilo,,I- of ýilk iirul r sitmulatt
Ing ci facsteniiii. The real flitnlinga is
ile'o,mjpelishe.d I ley buttlons iant button
holes at the left side lleong thee ulnder
arni searne. This 1114 d. of fastetning
makes it necessa:ry to set the sleeves in
a light unhderbieeltce. The sleeves :re
full aiul their fullness Is gathered into
dhep,. Ipointed cuffs of taffeta at the
wrist. Thee turn-hack cufls f wash
sa;tinr :are dleta:ehable Ilk, the collalr. ,andl
thiey :ire trilln:llcel In ipints to, corre
spleniel with the cu1ffs of t:itTat:e. (t'rre
lnedliig 1ueits at the freltt of the meel
lur ilr;nvee its shalet, anel makiite an aiie
euitte le-,itienle feer the. huttmIe ftestellinleg
Shich is plauced there.
The girdle is at doubled strip of ilk
ll e en'luglll I,, lip o~ver ;inen fall inI
ec-h e.Ils at the fronht. The, pointe!
n'el-me £,f the s11shl aire, emnlehl:ize.d Itol
'i tu:ht inteo h::rlnonry with the j;aikl:'t
lv a tihi-h of tl.- \%V.sh i attin. Alae,-t
tiet, of the -e t-.u't f:clhiea:tlle -hai:etsI
might Ih. 'o-iee for this det.'s Stith the,
va-th -::till in %% hi ,te. :Int I or clm7it".i-'j
',ler. A-, pictured,. it 1. in blue ian'l
t\hiit,.
making the collars add much to theli
elegance.
A very deep cape collar with wide
htinstitched hetn is shoiwn in tih, se..
ondl picture. It is narrow at the frit,
but fills to the w:aiklixie at thel bc:ik.
In i'ch corner, 'eyelet work is intro
duled in the three small circles
gro lupiedl t'ogther.
The : vranta:e, af or:irnli, in eollars.
i. its n hýerine ,, :In i ri splin, nalnd the
ucc'*,..s with which it s:tands,, laundlr
ing. It is Ittter for j:llots than cheap
lIe. ,lbut lperhaps nolit quit. sio pretty
as lineu nets.
Scalp Tonic.
W4hen the scalp is hard and tight and
the hair brittle and lust erliss, one of
the mo-It valuable aids in restoring the
hoalthy tone of the, :.'lp is Iadil by
bhn:llnng 'arefully btf alnrrow w\ithi a
tabhlespoonful of goodl olive oil. This
tonic will not he foundl any more
greasy or ,objectionabile than any simi
lar prepalration containing oils or
grease. Smlall partings of the hair
shouhl he madie nll over the scalp, then
anoint the finger tips and apply di
rectly to the scalp, rubbing it in thor
oughly.
Brazilian coconut palms are he
lieved to live fromn 6s) to 700 years,
and the date from 20 to 300 years.
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seven inches wide in front and slope
to a narrow width in the back, where
they tie in a big bow.
A delightful model in black char
meuse. plaited In fine knife plaits from
an ecru Irish lace shouldler yoke, has a
long-walsted belt of Irish lace, which
ties on the side and Is finished by tas
sels. Big ball tassels are used exten
nively and are most effective.
Manufacturers of thc country ar
ltannlng to establlah the zrst pper
"-at ln Argentina.
MHad Its Mouth Right Up AganAWAKENED
BY VAMPIRE CAT
i)e!awvarc Man Finds Sup~cscd
M i vry li, a out f thrSc
H thrt. I tried t draw th.
bro,:th anld t'oulnhl't. T]her,, uppeatllred
li ito b somt~ll hinl over lily mllutlh mlllt
,,tril<. h. id,,h. f\ lt . trangely
r- - 1
y' I. 'l
Had Its Moutk Right Up Against
Ia n w ll er h ll w tMin e ." " i t
S t r,. T lhtn I 'lll 1In..self ' ,;as h'r
t ttil' 'dl ;t l ;, f lqJ ,].i li tl :;!.l \\ll t.;1\ illoi .
,IL:lthe vfrr litn r t int of in thri itt
I n thrat. I trit' tit draw a liThnr
\.l' Jul't enoughll)l h t:h il l~th ro":l f,,r
lith t,, ,Il*ingIui hI it. .1li0l th,, lhil:1.
h iut it' Co ,iw h richt lip li.. : Mit .:ini,."
Sbriith l t c ali'itdn. it" V pi hari d
S fri h'1 , l : . s i .rtti i lit' n o :thi" ltth l
weak sioh 1thak that I rh'ft tiI hluit h
til -" it a it bIy ih. j t a' ,tly iir iali ,'k
Sutn liriit twhat I - gniti.. tie
It h "I :11* l l'1Wit " nh'i l %;t f,'" I 1 t \:i - l -t'
f dw. Ii t i< fi it lle t t i:1,t i:'e'
SI sa thien it gatilt ti . r r bo
.\ I \: l' l it It tli, t int; t:' n ict i',
in I tit ,it tin t: ,h it r ii n;
- ! ,;* t :it. ;l ln!'lV!i . 1h till  1 aI n , t f,: ,'i
ri h it yl t I hli v, ." h sth.'!s .
" L h it 1 Wl ht sa i ch t . th r in : \ l,, I,. p
ti ah 1 1 i t Ii. t e I i ~ L. 1''.
Si, 11 l t'illt.
COMES HOME AFTER 29 YEARS
California IV, n Stayed Too Long on
Gold Hunt in Alaska-Finds
No Parent.
Santa to,1t. nl.--After ain :tsente,
of 9i yiars, fr a itnrt tof whii h li!.
hail biein ntiiurnti-u ii- i hal . ('hiarl-s
.lahani, sin of liine iif too ilost
fatilies of this part of thu state, can-h
htone reently It learn fir thik first
time that his pfarents were n lttd anl
that a sister is ti- only otther surviv
ing mienmthbr of the immeiliate faintly.
The sister, Mrs. D. '. Cameruin,
was standling at thi, eant when her
brother alIpronched ant liquiri-d if
that was the old Mi-aelhanm place. Nei
ther recognized the other at first, hut
after a few of his qthistioIns she stu
itied the stranger's face and burst
out:
"Why. Charles, Isn't this yoiu?"
Meachamt exliainted . ltlat he had
been hnatny yettrs hunt ini gill in
Alaska :iail vlsewiur, and hall l unl
lion outt if tiiiunilcationt with tn
woi rld.
UNLUCKY DAY FOR FAMILY
Father Killed, Two Childrcn Die and
Wife Goes Insanc in
One Day.
4 ttaivl. iIt.--A govc'rlnle rt iles-
senger arrivte at tin l m tii it i I i.
diain schlbli r hin (ltliawn lto tll ti,, filll
ily that thio fa~lth i- hadl Ib,,, kill,,,.
HVithin twvii hour. tie two chiillr-ri of
h, il-ad silihir halI i-,n ki th, alnd
i-t u l iither hail giii ina ii .
1Vhi-n lhe mtess.i-titir rail:l th, Ii!
lii' uiothi-r w-tis lathing t Iwi-yitilr-cilu
child. .'nothitr ciuhlh, lit-- yeari olt,
tia- \ 'wat('hing. T'lb 'llr chiil l start
ilti an -i<wer til oioii r, trihliipid and fell
,1,'\wnstairs, lying itistantt ly if ,i trinken
li,,vk.
After pIking up her dial i -il,1 an-i
i-arnilig in if her htut ini l'; fate, lhi
ntither returned atri filnn! her yiiuag
er lihtby itrowni-il in the batlhitti. The
w"'mnan was taken tii it s'ltiitarlumn for
the insane a short t imtn hiti-i.
Stealing Cats Not a Crime.
Thellefonte, Pa.-Judge enry C.
Quilgley of Center ( ounty. Pa.. has
ruled that stealing cats is not a crinth
in Pennsylvania. Judge Quigley found
that eats are not subjects of hiarcty
of common law and have not beeti
made such by a statute.
Wedding Ring F. .nd After 30 Years.
Cedar Grove. N. J.-A wedding ring.
lost 3tt years ago by Mrs. I'. H. Van
toy on her farm here, was iliscoivered
a few days ago under a kitchen win
dow sill.
Wife PInched; Gets Divorce.
San Francisco.-Because his wife
pinched him and stuck pins In him to
keep him awake when he tried to sleep
aafter his day's work. John Taveria
ased for an Int n &inou
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CAiJC LE±
.L.U'ST RDINARY OL' PICKEREL.
er.1 ::. I ti:.. v- (- ,icks. It .-
taily niei, y-our ih-art do a diuble
que, k antl .itarted te;,, c:,!t crc..l.s up
a.ur .. the first time you hiooked
a .ic(,'rel. after a kindergar t-nt course
on chubs anid sunnies. You probably
lad a long cane pIe"o or a yo(ung sap
ling cut from the nearby woodedd shore;
anyway, from that time on you real
fze.d that there was "some sport" to
tile game. Since then, of course, the
ol' pickerel has bwrn sorta droppeld
into the dliscard, and it takes trout.
!has or niuslki., pierhaps, to start the
joy trips up along your verte brae. lout
1 I' u-e tip y.0 -1, strailght, Il 'k.
there's many a good f.ghter left in the
pickerel ou: it. recardless of the many
sl :e cast upon his tihting qual!t: s
by someo of the ultra-exclusi.o high.
brows in the angling derby.
Find Pickerel Most Anywhere.
The pic-keril is one of the fish that
you c(n fish for hearly avywlhre. andl
yon don't have to make a live hundlrdl
to one thousand mile- trip to his "home
grounids." li is a common, ordinary
Iuss that can pick up a living on next
to rioth:ug, and at the same time raise
a mighty big family. In nearby "civi
lized" waters he will even make a
sure-enough professional fisherman sit
up and take notice at his ability to
evade the bait and make said fisher
man use all his skill and wits to in
duce him to take the lure. The more
he is fished for the wiser he gets, and t
to land a few fair-sized pickerel in
m:uchfished waters talkes keen work.
mnre so than for the gamer fish in the
u-ual fish haunts of the North woods.
As a rule the pickerel found in local
waters does not grow to excess size, 1
say an average of two or three pounds.
:L,aiu: are, largr, of course, but not the
general run.
Where the Pickerel Hangs Out.
The pick' rel from the running!
e'rramR. like a!l other fish, puts up
the best fioht. whilte those from the
i"urmr *wat-nets of thi- lak-.s and slul
:i..l r:, namns are dill aind slow ticht
ors. Tite pick,-r-,l is fount in nearly
.1 r.vrr< an' la Ik- or pond-, his pref
e re-: .,, t' i:l!i for saiu:ow, gr -:;v lake-, i
iHis main . hintitlg grounds are along
the eldge of lily and weed cib-Is an-d on
th- outskirts o" the grassy growth
that is oft. n called 'pickerel grass."
IHeire he lurks, w;aiting for te ' smaller
fish to snim past. often striking his
prey with a snap of the jaws that cuts
the victim in twain. lie is a sure
enough barbarian, and is a destroyer
of the wainker fishes, all of which
points to the fact that he will be with
us for many a day. Hie is vicious to
the core, and at times will strike a
trolling spoon with force enough to
bend it double. In spring-fed lakes he
is often found around the spring-holes,
andi deep fishing here will bring him
out. You can feel reasonably sure of
landing him any time from the first
of the season to the windup, and then
take a rap at him through the ice In
winter.
Needs Dentist in August.
August is about the poorest month
for pickerel fishing, caused, no doubt,
by the soreness of the gums, as
claimed by many of the old-timers. :
The "muskle." a cousin of the pick
erel, loses his teeth in August, while a
the pickerel itself has a swelling of
the gums during dogdays that does
not put him in a humor to bite on any
thing. Late September and early Oc- c
tober is about the best all-round pick- i
erel season, at which time he is found r
in the shallows, at the mouth of out
lets orin!ets, wh!:re the feed is good.
Troll asid Cast for Him. f
Although trolling is the surest meth- i
od of landing the pickerel, much C
sport can be had by casting for him,
using light bass tackle. A weedless -
hook with a small frog, shiner or min- t
now for bait, and a single spinner is1
all you n-i-il. aow along the weed- '
h-:Is, about seventy-flve feet out and I
cast in toward the edge, landing your I
bait about five feet from the edge.
Give the pickerel a little time before t
striking as he grabs the live bait and
darts back to his lair, there to turn
it around in his mouth and swallow it
head first. Strike sharply and row
away from the weeds. IBear this in
mind: he may come up to the boat
with ease, but he makes his big
erort for liberty after you bring him
up to the boat.
The usual way to get him IP by
trc!ling with a spoon or spinner. Take
a No. 4t tn-ndem spinner with a
treble hook bucktalled or feathered, or
a No. 4 spoon and you have an ex
cellent trolling rig. A chunk of pork
rind adds to the attractiveness of the
lure.
DIXIE.
Prepare for Yachting Regatta.
Commodl:re Alexander Wintn has
begun preparations for the Interlake
Tachting association's twenty-fourth
annual regatta,'tc, be held at Put-ln
"ay in July. This is the classic event
of all yachting regattas on the Great
Lakes. and includes In Its membership
25 clubs.
Hornming Signs With Pirates.
Catcher Horning, captain of the 1916
Colgate football team, signed a cn
tract with the Pittabargh Natloeas to
paY the -n msai.
MONKEY SLEUTH
RE VEALS MURDER
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tl liIe' utt I'r, il al f tl l tll' th 1 simitinnl.
, - henl the i nt,, h,..i;nt .,nim:al Saw that
th. 1 was tollo in hiAnt,. he rn
av.. a,1, ,-[th g, hhr to a mound if freshly turned t
Earth , hitnch h., 14-;.1 ,. to . *rat ,"h :, t t
.The o, i d,,i-er to infr, th na-r i
Led the Overseer to a Mrund ti' two chly
i .I ,,.in to thurn ed Earth. 'l, n i
trhIund the f ilut thit dfa v r\ith another f
ihall cllitirittr. h, tl o I :h W\\t~ h : i,~ i7tl .In
u , In th,, i tiil tt ylht noie". th It
rested h , the jh riItr anlo, he "
Shows Signs of Rage. la
c'iull'it Tl x!t Ilherllllg. t ' ile ,llke' Snko r
I t t ei i , ine I . 1n4l I I li rtit 'it ii, i'lt,-lli s -r n
lit the Mallt ' In the ti e-k. i-lIttnrii i i
.ii 1 ' elit,t.\in le h' .i nS y.f wei'ty r1 I.'it . Ie',,l it
c ' ls h Idy to 'h, tll hlr tt lt 'h th le ! , lil'l
ti'irl of I thel'l le'. F achie ' rii . e Ic In 11 ne
m u -Id.r r o hi,,n ' st er,. n ut de pl,, It - th
ONLY TnAPPY DAYS SEtPENT
mrn thot riteec tia d yit thl" StheuCk, I
un-iiee IiI'eM at S3 nA ieine' rlanne of e
the Ient:reie il. St ' l Ibo iriir- iou ! t
rIu t ln In fuilut ill' h in s e'- lt- II
r Show t SinicA, 1 AS il' Ras are. r
eIuIq leierfl:tItle her Sll e',lt itI n'.yr in
the IeNt JAii'el. DELAhE" Si it oMNt
crilllln. li court. a h
" on't try to get ny ball l. The Si
only hlrpy days I hane spent yhu
since my irst marriage, 25 years P
.o, I h spent In the brideLr al
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,ity. l t th.' ourt it',.r .tii t the sn i: ilny
w ill h.. th.' , ir_:'ttr 't -t: Itlttu , :. stttutl
,f r . :tS'r:1',t -lg :t -ht .ry, thi h a ntil hle
h'kl'x'iittt:,, \h\ teilh :Ill the ltiu ng
yearsut for -uplwirt nd Inulltnni ;ln of
h little ,rlhn Too f the city. SBuy.
w'','ted' thl \N'\\" Oirlel:n< Orphan Iusy
lln a lo St. Vhirnce t' Infanit iiylht
lork Ilt to uil St. lizeh aitllh's Illusrr
trial nMIoUSnefi r irt fr irl lcive every
where anal to every - liwely chihl. Her
simall bllhine.4 trees throtul h her twit
exertfin to ai latrgt steaiml inkery nllld
hane hlelar a Igreat fut. irn't intlluli
!ife. Everyone, fritn the hinker to
the newsboy. wallhl salute her a" she
sat at thedoo buyr of her lle. All hlilio
say It aloud r ece anynher. canh h:ad
never learnel to writbusy c. rries an lln
il'rhnlln tl l a 'tyet she dile" its lint w'omnliln
1i1 New irhicans ever died hefiore, giv
ing, away Ihillu:is 4,f dohllars to the
licr tittlon orpf ussy acf thivity asty. .cotrstw
ih, P'rotl ttn t i ld I':itlh lb, t\\ere 11ll
red with eie. nt eort. To fbe tooral bus
Snoesthlr lan admissir on th:t yourl
too)t Ib fo)re atty.'.::.' 1'. 1,}nhl tell hisw
It hl ,t'uli tlh ' li t.* 41f :t t1.1"t 11 tli t
'' iin',l to 1.' in etery iii 'l. Thi, is
the fi"-t )tur nmu.'ltt ierect | to) a
w\V ant:11 ill tit'' I'litl',l Stat.i ,.
The reItauranti. 'f \ \" . 1 t rlns; are
114,1 4"1 1".7r h a ih " th, h i.-.t e o tit it
r,,t: ltritut, call',} the Ilni'n ,e 41f chi,'.
-hI u)tliI be vi-i-it , a'1 l4':it ,ni'e by th1
t"uri.t. Thi: i. 4pip, ito , lli SI.
.'Chl::,irh h )tei 'ilim l tlOw , h th , 'it-y ,f
N: '\' i)lt':lul 11'",'r1' \\w ilt Pll ..h, Io itt
u, ýt the -:ill Fr- n'i h, 11':111li , ;,,r
mlin, L.tin i-Aln,,ri': a i :,liif .:hf1. hr L i -
is necessarily an admission that your
1 : . . :,, l hotel,
"ti. Fretnch
l e tml omi the t
,Pi. 11 11 the
: ii .: arm:llelm md in .
It Wams the reonml
:I'. :{.' , ... lr,..h , tu dtu r pla
-t,,! . i n South. The cls
", ' , ' t -. - ' f' r a slave hia
I:. , - lh.'k is still il l
!n'. 11 1itl14", of the ij
" , :, -rve. on the w.j
Ii :,' m.i:: ntertalneml in il
, ,  ,lit.:.r costing $^,0.
I m- ,, .-n lmtehoiuse and ak
lt :r th. r, : n, t,,l! hotel In thee
tih St. ' tlrlhes hotel, the ti
-rn:' Ir* r, am;r!l tl sme unamn. Th
ti-it ,:., I. ,.duni In 153:. The rotaL
a: wr, mrtl- f ati't:. ,. .A dome 46 fatL
,li:lmn.t.r i-urnimuntml the edifice. h
hmtel ats th,' res..rt of the welta.td
iplanters in the1 S,,uth. Its weekly 1b
.'rt famo,,us. In 1M51 It wasl
-trryedl by 1lr,. The second hotd
irc'teld in 11".52. In Its parlors i
m,ui I . º:tit and I nunhber of Soil
l.iltu.irs imet on their way to -
S'l::lrli.-t!.n cnIvenltion i 1h0.t I
1I,; . Mr. Illlilrm.th refusedl to giveGs
m.ral 1ltl .r aemmiintoelations, resOl
in a -mriotmus dl'turhbute. eneraIll
1.r tinally .sum',emmmslee in obtaininglp
.- iilln ! stayed there a few da
In I Sm7 thie imnmlmmverihhe'd Confedert
.mrem mtmtmt"illmm themre free. Thehi
,',,ntr: ,t,,,l ,tnilmitmutd to $30,00 -
I:lv'' ilmer mmeen sent out for tod
i i:. Th i hitirie building was b
<roev'm Iy fire April S. 1814. Fns
tihm ruin-. like malgic, sprang upA
The .1.l+:,k-,mn monumenit, by 01
i mlill.. v:t.- -,t iup in 1Qt.; at a cond
.::,,04 ) Inry 'ly 1 11y mnking the id
:ll on <-1',mhm . The' inscriptlo a t
ru:titt, 1m:m..m was cut by G(mneftl
hmr'-i rer' dluring the Clvil . I
"'re:t~l : '"I'he uinlmin must and li h
rm.v--rv.ml."
Haunted House and French Mawr
A.nimth ir initeres.tiing house is b
Ilhante.l mIImIe,. located at RoyalI
Ilo itm l strItmIs, whic'h was ela
in I13; I.y "3int. L/lnurle,wbotti'
her slhves with great cruelty, sIar
Itnd torturing thetm to death. IE,
Silros :mnets ,being made knows Mn
Iutlhlle, forcmmed her to fleet to Ir
wherem she subsequently died. 11M
slivesi were chained In this ball
aindi aftmer her flight human boslm l
f,,und in the rooms. It Ii oil
ghosts of thet murdered slvestm
seenmfl on damlrk and stormy algb
To see the' Freneh market itMI
.ilte inist visit it in theertyllll
Sunday above all others. It I1
Mlost remarklhle and ehb-II
spo-mt In New Orleans. UCder ll
blocmks of roof every Ihanguuasel
(3nt.mv1on btmutchers. Moors. ItallIs
4 Iermnn vegetablle womte OC.
llindus. .lws. T ,utons, F1I
ulummst every motlher nationality -
here for business.
St. Lmmi: s m.mmeitery. No. 1, l5tL
est In th1: city. Tllere numba -r
Ili,' t :ilmot'l mijtiZ ,'l of the stteil
ity ir, Iuii.Im. :illilnnng thou -
4e :i:il'r- m e , m o ' t l lº mtlSIdou ls
:an, till' l 4,-mtmr i mmamnm, commlmmred 1!
mtn.mr ilnmimer H1'rlnoutth.
Aniimth r hinter,' tine cemeter7$
1m,.tai i,' 1., .i', ry. orgmanlzed 1i
.t .'i. tin,. it :. the race t1,il
the ,lvt:.iri,, .1,,,key club. for o°er+_
:rs th. :no t 1t! ,racetractlbi
Sinit,,I St-.-:. Thim track w e -d(t
\li-tm ,"e In 1P74. lwhen ChirMI
II ar.l, : we: thy citizen.
:iatl turnl ti it itlt, :a 'emetery. -h
1.1?t .t:. m!ib- t al . iu imllunmenttcb t
r.\ra.v .,f Nr'therlrn TI'nns-m i
u' niitl h' I \Is' famno5 eqO
-itti, ..f .!lI..rt idnley Johal
jmt il it ,'lf tm, hl for y3ou .f -
immmm' -m-i'y belmimI to i-our jl m -
th:at vm,, arm' n,,t workltil .tl
mfini, . t iv l it lm rrs t lo dc
'hiI' r ,,r h,.'ir'r· to 000 r 1'
tihrm,, ,immm limliimlm'.m If 7yo
Imlm. " vyu oum:ht to re8 I
i/siz'.-- Piimlihmrrs Weekl.
"Draw" Shots in M.
h' tli lhghtrr of golf lalls salb
ii+ thm- siur irm- siilhir to the
14 'S ,f m hil:.lirl htlll on felt dI I
mvm rim-i by the- iie lawL
S\It i !r i" i, mmi the under
-if ,-all i- l'r,'ciselY the .
ilrtmw ,tim,,t jii I,illihirdlO. T d
mmr ftirmiI tlm' rough sast
tmi,',ui, :,:r n1m' ..1i the cottPl
fammmm ,,f th,. :mIf bull for th-- 9
Why Seven Is Thoula..l
S;-m'4n is mmCne rllly reit '
luiky nuilnelr because It I -
Apollo. The story goes
birth of this great delty
swans circled about iS