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TIIR OMAHA DAILV IVEE: PrXDAY, JTLT 8. 1000.
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While Monrnltiir for tnninrrletl
Wonion Thrrr Smart Tolli-tn.
N'BW YORK, July 6. Tho wctnan In
whlto Is simply ubiquitous, (or tbo sex that
dresses elaborately and thereby makCB tho
biggest flywheels of eomraorco go lound Is
about to deal with weather that gives her
the greatest charm of appturanco end com
fort when sho Is arrayed In nwanllke rai
ment. A greater number of yards of whl c
organdie havo been sold for this scasjn's
wear than In a half n dozen provlotia itpinj
times, say tli9 denlers in dry goo.lt, and
tbo dressmakers corroborate the ascr.lan.
Ono ncctllu artist v.I.llngly displayed 10
privileged eyrn some wondrously lllmv
tlouncy things that were In proccts f rack.
Ing for forwarding to a group of debutantes
at K'ow York.
"Everybody this season, with Just the
necessary number of exceptions to p ova
tho rule," oxplalncd tho dreramakrr, "U
wearing pure white for mrrnlng; pure whlto
lawn and organdlo touched wl h bla-k
panne or velvet ribbon Is In the code fashloi
ablo for church-going nnd all our am rt
summer coichlng, automobl'lng and plcni:
suits nro cut from whlto French linen or
drap do Nlmcs.
"Hero In a study for 11 o'clock service on
A WHITE M0I1A1U SUIT. AN IDEAL
nOATINO AND PICNIC COSTUME FOH
LAKE OEOHGE.
n bright, hot Sunday," nnd thorc wns spread
forth a lovely double-flounced cloud of or
gandlo made light as soapsuds In aspect by
the vertical Insertion of whlto Valenclorncs
threading tho two very full valances at In
tervals of two inches. All tho fluttering
daintiness was dropped upon .1 foundation
of puro white silk that comes from J p n, is
very crispy, but thin nlmot ns mu-lln and
Is called In tho trade mesfmo sl'k, because
tho girls In tho Kmart set of Toklo uso It .11
n lining for their summer kimono.
"Tho waist of -ho orga-dle was llnd with
tdlk only as high as tho bust, In o dor to
let tho fair wearer's white chest and ho 1-
M)Vi:iI'IHS OK I'.
ders shine softly through n hlgh-col -rol oanr'um and a volco In squeaky, but per
yoko made of alternating bands of trans- j cmptory tones vibrating through tho re
parent goods nnd laco Insertion. A big ' celver, sent the mistress of the robes off
bertha of organdie and laco drcppel auout In a hurry to less congenial tasks than the
tho shoulders nnd there woro laco trimmed
ucarfs of tho material wafted to tho knees
from a knot of black wired panne on the
hrcast. Long, full-rucked organdie alcoves
nnd n belt nnd bow finished strap of ponno
completed thin pretty toilet, excepting tho
hat. which was a wlde-brlmined affair,
mndo wholly of tucked organdie, ban''ol
uroacuy wun oincK panne on tnn cr'wn,
which wns plied wlh masses cf Marguerite. I
" 'Why my lady comes at last
Timid nnd stepping fast.' "
"Can you picture anything more sweotly
effective than this at tho chur-h gate?" in
quired tho maker of gowns, "and wo havo
turned out dozens already for tbo nmo ur
pose, never adopting nn Involved design, .11
fancy frocks are not the thins for church
going. What we do do, howover, Is to tis
a great deal of simple, 'iKxpenslvo loco ,vd
to glvo tho expan lve arp"ct to tho '0 t ft
tho skirts by guthorlng In tbo flnun o Just
na full n tho thread can pull the goods,
l'or l.nki Cciirnc unit C'lilcnuo,
"Let me show you a most nttractlvo whlto
mohnlr suit that Is abcut to set out on
Its life's work In tbo wardrobe of a slim,
pretty creature ut Lako Ocrge. It It what
I would call an Ideal boating and picnic
dress," nnd so It was. With geometric
nlcoty tho sltlrt was laid from waist to bolow
tho knees In front In tucks placed closo
together nnd of a narrownoss that forced
them to stoud out straight from tho surface
of tho goods. Tho tucking grew Hhorter
at tho rear of tho Jupe and thus created a
full flounce-lllte effect nbcut tho foot. With
this skirt wns worn a captivating shirt
waist of finest whlto linen, relieved with
polka dots of zlno blue, and a collar, tie nnd
broad clrdlo of plain whlto llnon.
Over tho tililrt was drawn a bolero Jacket
ALWAYS BRINGS BACK YOUTH
Ail color, life and beauty to sra. white o.'
bleaihed hair. l'rod.icea a new. thick
growth on bald heads and Immediately
arrests tho fa,. out of hair. Cures
dandruff nnd Itching scelp. DOES NOT
STAIN SKIN OK CLOTHING. A clean,
healthful hair dressing for men and women.
Nothing illio It or Jurt us good. Unenuulod
as a quick hair grower.
DoWe Large Bot, 50c VuTfe.
A SKIN OP nCAUTV IS A JOV FORnVtiR.
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It. T. I'KLIX tiotiRADD'S oitlliNTAL, Cups and saucers, plates, nlattcrs and vnre
nitKAM.eu magical uKAUTiriKH. .'. .. . D"l l-llD' pinners nnu vege-
3 Jp ""- T. . "...n... nD, ,ai,uw n' a S'K ran cf hot sud, rub
; r",fh"' "i" '" tk" lnB tllem wltn ft d'el cloth, setting tht:l
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,PERO.T.HOIKINS,Pfop,r,i70rctJoni8.,N.Y.
of tucked mohair bound with a band of
white embroidery about all Its edges,
garnished with five little bullet-shaped mo
hair buttons on either side that drew a
few Inches beyond tho elbow and broadened
at tho end In order to give the shirt's
sleeves tho effect of an under nlcove. To
finish all this off went a hat In sailor shopo
of stitched whlto mohair with a big bow of
dotted linen In the front, and with rlghteou.
prldo the composer of the gown views her
handiwork.
"I've got another rather smart little ccm
position hero In whlto drap de Nlmcs," she
volunteered. "That Is a new light wool
goods that has been In vogue th:no thro
mouths In Paris, and tho weave of tho
goods Is raid to be Just tho same an that
cf the stuff of which fashionable Roman
women made their costumes In the days
when Nlmcs was a Itonian city. The dress
of which I speak Is going to a lake Ida
rosort not far from Chicago, and It will b
used for going to call and to tens In a smart
nut mobile. As you see, tho effect almol a.
Is tho ever popular princess moJe, and thl
broad, horizontal tucking on tho skirt and
waist Is tho latest popularity for 1 m, wel -figured
women. Down tho fiont f cm hroit
to tees tho continuous panel Is outlined b
bands of heavy cream guipure on tho wo I,
and handeomo wheels of gulpuro set at In
tervals down tho center of tho panel harmon
lzo with tho laco relief, repeated In epau
lettes on the collar and at tho cuffs. The
ono touch of color Is a strap and bow tf
pastel yellow taffeta at the waist line. If 1
do say It myself, that Is a qulto perfect bill ,
and I havo bought to go with It n pistol
yellow silk parasol having a whlto h:ndl",
nnd a flaring pompadour hat of pastel yl
low straw with a hugo cabbage of whlti
silk at ono side.
A .VuvcKy In Mourning.
'"Hero you will seo something quite new
this season," continued tho modlBte wl h
agrcoablo garrulity. "Tho white mournl g
only tho unmarried women wear it so far
and we don't coneldnr anything but whl c
etamlnc, crcpo, lustcrless taffeta, Iud a
lawn, etc., as strictly mourning, and wo
trim vith dead surface taffeta ribbon a- d
whlto velvet a good deal. Ono of the sweet
cat suits I havo made this season Is a puro
whlto ctamlno trimmed with quillings of
white crepe, and the hat was a white mobulr
shape, set off with whlto crepo folds and
bows and a few clusters of whlto parl de
Jardln roses so arranged that no fcl nno
rhowed. A dull whlto taffeta pararol and
whlto shoes made this one of tbo most
becoming and suitable driving or church
drrfses I havo turned out of my workrooms
In six months.
.ViMY DmicliiK Footgear.
"But before you go do let mo show you
some of the newest Ideas In dancing foot
Fear that have Just this week been put on
tho market. Ycu know, when we modistes
take an order for a frock nowadays we con
tract to provide the toilet with or without
furnishings. That means with or without
the glovca, shoes, hose, hat, parasol, hair
ornament, handkerchief and fan, or what
ever Is nccissary to make It a rounded out
costume. Usually with ball dresses we
supply the slippers and lisle or silk stock
ings, and the smartest bit of smartness Just
now Is steel grey lace kid slippers, em
broidered on tho toes In grey chenille and
steel or Jet beads. Grey silk hose go with
'.heso, and they nro peppered over with
Mack chenille dots and steel points.
"Just as new, but not yet quite so pop
ular, aro absolutely undecorated dancing
sandals of black or whlto panne worn with
very gay hosiery. For example, with ono
pair of black panne shoes I sent n pair of
whllo llslo hose having a wondrous broad
zig-zag line embroidered in black directly
d iwn the front of the leg. With 11 pair of
whlto slippers I solrt puro Irish green silk
hope, elaborately openworked up the front
of the ankla to show tho pale pink of ths
dainty feet beneath."
di 11:19 juuuiurc mere iyuh a viuicni ring
ing at the telephono In 'the dressmaker's
talo of her triumphs In the designing and
execution of masterly frocks.
MAHY DEAN.
IU5V0I.T AOAI.VST IIOUSmVOIlK.
Mr tit oil IlorriMteil from the Kuetory
to IlelUive llouitt'Morkt'rii,
"Underneath tho whole revolt of wcmin."
T!iys a wrltur 1,1 Alnslee s Magazine, "Is he
iinuii iikuiiibi nnusevsoiK, uie refusal or tne
architect to carry tho hod. Some of l.s
prophets, seeing how tho Instinct for tho
homo prevents the application of tbo vh lo
sale plan preach a coming day when tha
private homo shall bo no more, when we
shall all go out for our meals, Uvo In a
caravanserai and send the children to a
creche. Ono's head shakes of lttrlf moroly
to read of It. That goes too much eg Is.
tho grain. Wo do not like wholesale cook
lug. We want our owu kind, nrrt wo d n't
want unybody else to know when we hiv
nn economical dinner. Tho wholes ilo plan
docs not apply to things In themso v -s
artistic, and cookery Is one of thorn. T.,a
personal element expresses Itself there q to
as truly ns It does in painting. No woman
hates to cook when she knows that It re
quires a skill that sho possoisos. Dut she
does hato to wa.h the dishes. And ho bates
to sweep, scrub the floors and do tho wash
lug.
"Hut If tha housework will not go to tho
factory, why should not tho factory come
to tho housework? Tho who'esalo plan ha
ucen applied with great succoss In npir -ment
houses which are, when rightly con
sidered, the most progressive of dwolllncts,
The wator Is laid on and hetted by th-water-back
of the rango when It is n t
BUppllod, winter and summer, by th Inn'
lord. titcara heat Is furnished to all th
uouro hi once, una gas ranges do aw-y
wun tno botner of feeding tho flro ntjd
carrying awav of tho ashes. It tuk s rower
to do the individual work In each Hat. and
If this could bo given by au oug o that efts
coal Instead of nn onglno that oats bre d
and meat, all would bo well. Dut It la eu
of the question to have a sttam erg u
In tho basement with shafting and pull y
and belts running through tho house. That
wns, until recently, the only way of tram-
muting power from .1 control source, but
now that It Is possible to turn mot on luto
o'cctrleal energy, to carry that along
copper wire to whorevcr It Is necdol and
thero turn It Into motion again, the p o lem
of doing away with household diudgory be
comes so simple that oae fears only thn
tho answer will bo eocn before It can he net
down.
"Few women have tho courage after din
ner, when the day Is done, to wnh dishes
iThat Is drudgery. It menns nuttiiic Hie
to drain, nnd wiping each plcco with o
owi- Noah's wife's dishes were cleaned
tho Bamo wa'' oml vcry Brobl,)l' Noah'f
wlfo lamented her rcddcued and roughuned
nauds us tho wives of less distinguished
!'"r"u'uir.t"Vii mo" UIVC doue ovcr slnc51 Probably, to-.
u. in.m.i ikwuiij sho found that her best pieces of tabic
!.V"'.i'.,Cn'i wre K"t scratched In the proctns or slipped
n"..' r'l.M.'i'.'lJ'iai out of hf'r eoapy liaui1 smnbed tr
una. 11 u iiov ilHIMy, lUOUgn, Inai Sill'
bothered her head much about the condj-
tlon of thn dlnhcloth nr Ihn Hrvlni- lnli
Ulv& as she did In that menagerie, she
could hardly bo blamed for not keeping
everything sweet. If nny of her daughters
have bothered their heads much either It
has been to mighty llttlo purpose, seeing
that they havo not greatly Improved tho
process. Men that keep hotels, though,
bolng able to got only tho lowest Clara of
help to wash dishes what a comment that
Is upon us men that oxpect tho wives of
our bosom to do such work found that the
bill for broken china was ruinous. Guests
Insisted upon being served upon fine
porcelain, and refused to cat from slabs of
Ironstone so somo way out had to be found,
A machine was Invented, cnpable of being
operated by anybody, and that could bo
trusted to wasn thoroughly, rinse and dry
tho most dellcato waro without chlppage or
breakage, all at tho rato of C.000 pieces
an hour. Think what nn army of dish
washers such a machlno must displace, and
what an economy It must be I For ni.
only Is the hotel keeper rid of tho necessity
of giving standing room nnd subsistence
lo that army, but of provldlug captains and
generals for It, and of enduring tho dnmago
that It must Inflict up en friend and too
alike, nftcr tho fashion of all armies.
"Tho dishes nre collected and scraped and
then dropped Into wlro baskets with wooden
Interiors so nrranged that tho dishes stand
on edge without touching each other.
Pitchers, cups, bowls and the like go Into
the center. The basket Is lowered Into tho
washing tank, where hot suds, mixed with
air, so as to present thousands of sharp
Jutting edges, are driven against tho dishes
with tremendous rapidity and force. Thoy
aro washed in twenty seconds. A trolley
cnrrlrn tho basket to the rinsing tank,
whero two souses 'take off the ,oinnt..
They drain and dry from tho heat they havo
absorbed from tho rinsing water. China
nnd silverware t litis iiitueu utA.iys iuuK
brighter and newer than If washed by
hand."
STK.VOfSHAlMIV AXII COOKING.
TWO ACLMMlllIlnllllU'!lt K'l II I red
In
Home Modern IIiinIiii'nk Houncm.
Business men are not willing to admit
It, but tbo fact remains, that the employ
ment of so many women clerks, cashiers,
stenographers, etc., In olllccs has brought
about many curious social changes In tho
down-town district.
For Instnnco, ono sees fewer mascullno
feet hoisted on top of desks than of old and
hears much less strictly unscrlpturat
language.
Ilut tho most curious development, proba
bly, Is tho conflict between the tea cup and
tho cocktail glass, with tho odds at tho
present in favor of tho former. Hyson Is
crowding both Manhattan nnd Martini.
Afternoon tea Is n fur from unusual thing
now In business olllces especially nmoug
lawyers nnd literary men. To brain workers
tea la a sedative to over-excited nerves, and
when the strain of tho day is over a hot
cup of "Oolong" or "English Breakfast" Isn't
half bad. It Induces a sweet consciousness
of Innocence and keeps ono out of mischief.
For somo time It has been tho habit of a
man at tho head of a big newspaper to havo
his pot of tea every afternoon nt -1 o'clock.
Ho uses a coquottlsbly pretty china tea
service, brags of his special blend of tea, nnd
ono of the office boys fetches regularly n
fre3li supply of cream.
The process of brewing this tea Is one of
great ceremony, and no matter what happens,
Is never neglected. Tho small Japanned tea
caddy Is In a silver holder. Tho silver tray
A SMALL AUTOMOBILE DUESS OF
DRAP DE NIMES FOIt CALLS AND
AFTERNOON TEAS.
Is covered with a napkin of Mexican drawn-
work. Tho water Is boiled In a shining bra3s
kettlo nnd tho cup3 aro tine and dellcato aa
egg shells.
It Is brought Into tils olllco by a colored
attendant, whcioupon tho great man
measures out Just so iimny tcaspoonsful (not
forgetting ono for the pot), pours the
proper quantity of wntor over tho aromntlo
leaves and allows them to steep Just so many
minutes by tho watch. In solitary state ho
drinks his customary number of cups and
then propnres to leave his olllco for tho day
Contrasted with this Idyllic picture Is
tho tea drinking In a very famous publish
lng house. Hero, ns tho clock strikes i, tho
heads of tho departments, men and women,
congregate In ono of tho rooms, ready for
their social half hour of gossip and tea. Tho
equipage hero Is not as elegant as that of
the great editor's, but tho women present
?lve nn agre?ab!o homo-llkcncss absent from
tho solitary tea drinking.
Tho women toko turns presiding at this
4 o'clock tea. Tho men sit around and nro
waited upon, and they secretly enjoy the
sensation ns men always do, and many a
book tins been made or annihilated at these
Informal functions.
Hero Is a "waut notice" which appeared
tbo other day In a morning papor: "Wanted
A stenographer who can cook." Evidently
ho tea movement Is leading to greater
things. A typewriting machlno with an oil
stovo nunc Is n glittering possibility In
tho business career of tbo uow woman of
tho future.
TWO SIMC I'HTTICOATS.
Nerve of a Ydiiiik; Woman vlth nn
Knitmri nnnmrnt of (iiMwm,
The nervo posseted by this young woman
f todny with n doxire to bo fashionable
but with limited means for indulging her
wnlms, is sometimes prodigious. A writer
In a Pittsburg paper records tho conduct of
a gill of 20, living in fnahlonablo quarter
of that city. About fix wccUb ago sho
bought a dream of a purple sill: petticoat
at ono of tho best shops In town. Sho woro
It preclsoly three times nnd, ns every
woman knows, threo wearing aro enough
to take the first 'bloom olf a rllk petticoat.
Two weeks ago her maldcu aunt nt her a
silk muslin gown of blue. It was tbo sort
of gown that' must be worn ovcr a silk pottl
""oat, and a purplo ono obviously wouldn't
do at all. Tbo girl didn't hesitate nu In
stant. Sho merely wont out and bought n
little cosollue. With It she removed from
(a) IRISH GREEN HOSE WITH WHITE PANNE
(b) BLACK PANNE DANCING SLIPPERS.
(c) GRAY HOSE AND GRAY SLIPPERS.
tho purplo skirt tho traces of Its three wear
lngs. Then she bundled It up, took It back
to tho shop and calmly exchanged It for a
pottlcoat of tho proper shado of blue. The
shop pcoplo mado no objection. They didn't
ovon unwrap tho bundlo In which tho girl
had done up tho skirt. I fancy, however,
that when they did unroll it and sniffed tho
gasollno they thought a few long thoughts.
Anyway, tho girl has had two silk petticoats
this season tor the prlco of one.
I'rllln of l'n xhl nn.
Miles of nnrrow black ribbon velvet aro
used on thin muslin gowns.
Linen nnd pique gowns arc trimmed with
machine atltohed ribbon bands.
White corselet belt's of plaid ribbon nro
worn with either blaek or whlto enivns
and nro finished with sash ends or not, ns
you like.
Suede kid slippers, In a variety of colors
to match the uowns. nro worn this scnmin.
Some of the more fancy It I lulu show a
irimmiug or goiu nraiu.
A pretty skirt for cjellnir Is mndo with a
rnther deep yoke pointing down In front
and nt the back, the lower part being box-
i'uiui'u on 10 iniH.
Black and white lure gowns are coming
ranldlv lo tli front for thn matron's full
dress, leaving tho spuugled nets qulto out
of tin: race.
Jewolcd neckband brooches, pins for tho
hair which lonilne the short locks at the
back, neck chains and Jeweled or enameled
belts are all very popular.
CanvaB sailor hats are trimmed with a
folded band of soft silk deftly twisted und
loout-d into a stvllsh bow In tront. A fold
of black velvet finishes the brim.
The Psycho knot has appeared again
among the fashlonublo modes of balr
drcsslnir. but It Is only tho woman with a
Madonna lace who cun welcome this speclul
vuiieu-.
Handsomely embroidered ecru batiste
mado up over pink silk constitutes ono of
tho prettiest bridesmaid's gowns seen this
season. Inscttlngs of laco may be added
for greater elegance.
V pretty, grateful and comfortablo modi
fication of tho mutton-leg sleevu rivals the
long Dircctoliu and tho Marie Antoinette
styles with puffed or gathered under
sletves. On autumn gowns for general
wear this sleeve will take precedence of
the other models Just mentioned.
Strappings of white satin are to be seen
on somo of tho few foulard gowns, orna
menting both the skirt and waist. In ono
pretty blue ono there Is u vest to match
the whlto satin, n suvero little vest, lln
lrihed with blue buttons to match tbo
foulard, while Inside Is a soft little vest of
plaited mousscllue.
Home very swell bathing suits are mado
of black satin, with a colored linen collar
nnd vest. A square or bright siik Is Uiaped
around the head over the rubber cap and
tho woman with a full llgure who p-efL-rs
not to wear corsets has a deeu clrdlo belt
enrefuly boned and wears a bust supporter
wun straps over tno snoumer.
Very pretty fancy belts nre mado of nar
row bands of colored suede leather Joined
at Intervals with gold slides over a satin
lining. Velvet ribbon Is also used in this
wny, und then there are narrow belts of
perforated leather over satin, fastened with
a hundsomo gold clasp. A gold serpent
-et with turquoise forms an ornament at
tho back of to tno of the ribbon belts and
bolt pins nre as much worn as ever.
Those pretty llttlo dimity gowns, with tho
anility nine rosouuu paiierns, are cnarm
lug, with tho Ineh-wldo black ribbon velvet
around thu w ,st and a small bow In the
back and lon ends hanging well down to
the lower edge of the skirt. The velvet la
worn with all sorts of thin gowns and
there Is nothing piettler In tho way of tin
Isblng a waist, particularly for a young
girl,
A noDUlar mornlnir costume worn at tho
various Bummer resorts consists of a tailor
made skirt of thu best quality of white
uque. a pink linen shirt waist, with whlto
.tltchlnp a "Uulysmlth" hut of stitched
wiuie pique trimmed wun a sou, suit sciiri,
white shoes and gloves of white wash kid
or Huede finished llslo. Linen Ince Instr
lions nre ai led to many of the pink shirt
waists made with stitched pleats.
Tho summory-garden-paiiy-looklng lint
fnidilonable women are wearing now Is a
soft, crumpled affair of crinoline, which, es
pecially in wnue. is neiisniiuiiy com, ana.
n IIUl ID IllUtW. UUIn IV. ill VJ I . i.e.. ,
straw and trimmed with chiffon and laces
and even' ono has n black velvet bow or
'wo to ulve It character and to omnhuBlze
tho pretty lightness of the rest of the hat.
Bomo small nats are mndu of pretty light
shades of taffeta stitched. Tho hat set
well back ofT the faco and have moro or
less of a tendency to rise at the left side.
Somo useful reforms havo been effected
In the newest dress skirts, but the folly of
an Inconvenient lensth of tho wnlklug
skirt still remains iin.iintiked. Constant
attention to the street-sweeping gown
greatly Interferes with the pteasuro of
walklns and very few women can raise
heir skirts gracefully from the pavement.
They usually clutch tho niaesed folds uny
where nnd anyhow and tills lifting If ono
would preserve her gown must bo perse--red
in from tho tlmo the wearer stc;i
upon the pavement until she leaves It.
Til I It Aim lit Women,
MIm Grar o Kennedy of Santa Fe. N. M.,
bin been nppolnted commissioner for Now
Mexico to tako testimony In Indian depre
dation claims.
Silas Jane Addnms of Chicago, who is now
In Paris, has been appointed a member of
tho Jury of awards ut tho Paris exoost
Hon and also serves on a committee on ::
lublts In social economics.
Miss Josle Wanous of Minneapolis has
been chosen third vlco president of the
American Pharmaceutical association, bo
lus the first woman oftlccr In that body.
SLIPPERS.
Sho owns ono of tho largest drug stores In
her nattvo city.
Tho charities of tho late Mrs. Gladstone
were many and notable and took her into
Parliament ns sponsor for the homeless
roor act. Tho cholera epidemic in Lon
don brnucrht nut Mrs. l.lndntnnp'M Hflf-fnr.
getting pity and compassion In heroic man
ner.
By tho will of tho Into Thomas Thomnson
of Urattleboro, Vt., half tho Income of his i
large estnte will be spent for the needs of i
me eewinir ami snon women or mat. town
who mny bo out of work. The managers
of the fund nre chosen from among theso
women.
Although Mary Is believed to bo the com
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