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... . AN UNENVIABLE RECORD. A suggestion for a New Year' resolution for the U.S.A.- -(N-ew York Tiibuns.) GERMANY LEADS In the International Disarmament race though onlv eauipped with a scooter. France and other nation? follow in a Tank.- --(Khdderadalsch, Berlin.) ...

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... rhe MEN Women WANT v Rosita i Forbes WHEN Mr. Baldwin fought the last election on the slogan Safety First he was foredoomed to failure, for the last thing any woman wants --except, perhaps, in a husband-- is safety. Modern woman is an experimentalist. She appreciates success, but she admires still more the fight which any man puts up to achieve it. The woman of to-day is, quite definitely, a ...

... cMarriaqeHm jailure %j r Cosmo pamilton Will they be free, the Bright Toung People of 1934, of all the antiquated conventions of a mitten ridden world D.O.R.A.'s an tiquated great- grand- mamma Marriage, who clings so desperately to her mit tens, her bustle, her poke bonnet and a large round cameo on her withered breast, is dying in her side-spring boots. In spite of artificial aids so con ...

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