davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-23
Boston, Mass.

w ostatui ozwartek zssslego mie.
sisoa odbyi sie obchod L~iftopadowy
urssdsony staraniem towarrystw.
nBialego Osla". gr. 228 z. N. p, "
Calsdonian hall przy Eliot ul.
Oboh6d rezpoo.si SIC pieknyu
mars.em. ktcry prowad.ili p. J. Ty.
prowios 1 p. A. AAorowic,. Mowy
patryjotyc.ne wygaosili PIP. A. l
Bober / G. V. Skokowski. Soprano
solo Z skompaniamentsm, PAM,
Bishop i parma Basin.
" dymem poaar6w" i inne pstry
jotyc.ne piesni odspiswai Choir r
P~iatkowskiego Spiew ma.ys h d.iew.
ozatek pshstws Malewskich by& po.
dziwienis godnym j sprawl obeonyu
wislks ~przyjemnost.
Sli,waoy i n6wcy byli wynagro
dzeni r,esistsmi oklaskani.
Przykro Dam jest .wr6cic uwsg,
ma ozieb}osc cs}onk6w tow. Zaled
vie trzecis olesc brsis udaiai W t.
uroczystcsci!
Rodakom Z Bostonu i okolicy skia
danny serdstzne dzieki, ze sic tai
licznie zebrali i przezto podniesli do
brobyt towarzystwa.
w k~arnawale odegrans tedzi'
sztuka %amstorska ,.Majstsr i orelad
mix, komedyjka W dwoch sktaoh
pod rezJserja p. A. l. Bobra.
Il wyrt zem szacunkr
KOn itet.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-23
Ze swiata.
WyrOk KstarZyny III. IN

WyrOk Kstarzyny III. mi
asg'rod. CUB. Weldon" podajs ma
stsPujacy oiekswy document /,
Prses.losoi: w jednem z arohiwow
niiegorod.kich - o.ytamy " gaze
ole ~.nalezlismy oiekawy ukaz Sc.
natu r.si.aoego /. dnia 10 grudni.
17e8-go f., .awierajsoy rorkaz imien
ny oessrzowej Katar.yny ii, nader
oharakterystyo.ny ola historic sto.
sunkow pahszozJ zoianycb. Byla to
sPrawa niejakiej Darji Mikoiajsw,
obywatelki zismskiej, kt6ra nnisma-
d ilos6 swycb ludzi, metozy.n i ko.
biet, nawp9 nieludsko zsmec.yla ma
%smierc'. prey udzisle domownik6w
duohownsgo, ktory p~otajemnie zw,o
XII gr.sbai. Darja Mikoiaje~, jsk
orIekio kolegjum sprawisdliwosci ms
mocy ws.ystkioh praw, by,a sks.sna
ma kare smierci; ale Jsj Cssarsks
Nose, "zaPatrujso sic Z wielks DO
lescia ma popeinious prrez mia ME
lud.kie morderstws, raosyia smien't
to kare wsPosob nastepujsOy': D.r
je Mikossjew pozbawiono sslaohso
twa, .aka.ano jsj iutywac nsz~ishs
ojoowskisgo ! m~eaowskisgo / pole
como jej na,ywac sis pc prossu .Dar
ia, oorka Mikoisja". Nsstepnie, W
Mosk vie pr.ykuso j. ma goi.ine ma
szafocis do sfupa z tablios ma pier
siacb, na kt6rej widoiai ospis: >, Dire
c~sycielka, .spr.epaszozajsca dus.s"
20 skoh ,reniu tego ha6o'ac-go wi
dowisks, ,stsby posbs vic jej ~,
dusze TEN tyciu wsselkiej laos.
nosci Z ludz mi ! cisio jsj won,s krwi
ludzkiej prresiskie oddsc ma opatrz
nosc S%tw6rcy', ~ro.kszauo .akuts "
ksjdsny rsprowsdric do jednego |.
klasztor6w zshskioh ! tam " poolIzu
jakiejs cerkwi ossdzic " ur.sdsonsm
umyslnie " tym cslu wiesieoiu pod.
,iemnem ! trzymac j. tsm TAX, stsby
zoiksd swiatis ME uiais. Stra~e
poda~ac tam jsj prsy swisoy, ksors
gasic natycbmisss, skoro jeso przs-
stsn'e q teg, zss zamkniscia Wy.
prowadzac j. tylko ma katde nsbo
sehstwo. lokujso j. W sskism misj-
sou, ateby stsmtsd mog}a siuchsc
nsbozehstws, ME wohodsso stoll do
osrkwi".
W wykonauiu tego wyroku. Darje
Mikoasjew ssmknieto " wies,enlu
podsiemnem pr,y kIssstorss ten skim
Iwsnowskim " Mosk ~ie, spoln,kow
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-23

~rooaawstiego. naks.ujsoym duoho.
~iehstwu, feby sklauiano parafjsr
DO sPo~iadsnis sie ~ jesyku nismisc
kim. J~snsralny wikarjuss ME .dssyl
OF, to. ME choisi re.esa.c sego ok6l
oisa ! wskussk jego smisroi sprawl
Possia W edwlose
o solnik jednsk istnisjs i swiadczy
70 ksrdynat biskup ~wrooiawski jss,
syc.liwssym ola pr~otsstant6w MEM.
COW, niz dls katolik6w m6wiscycb
Po polsku. Me wisdomosoi o pos,e.
Powaniu ks. KoPEa. ale jsgo osyoy
g issotnie potworne, jak .as na.wac
Pobiaaliwosc Rzymu ola tych ME
watpliwis potwornyOh wybryk6~
germani.acji kosoislnsj. ~pOsossawi.
my to bieglejs.yu " podobnycb
sprawach obrohoom duOhownym bis
kupa wroo1swsk;egc.
- s. p. Ks. s. Piotrewicz. Pod
Tsrnowem " Galioji smart nsedawno
giosny niegdys ma Liswie ks. Stanis
law Piotrowios, ktory pred dwu
d1isstu kilku lasy spalii na ambonie
" Whine ro.por.ad.enie wiadsy du
obownej, dstacs do rusy fkacji nabo
aehstwa katoliokisgo. Pc dfugolet.
MIN pobyOie W p6tnoonej Rosji ks.
P~iOtrowior otr.ymai pr.sd kilkoms
laty Po.wolenis wyja.du do G.lioj'.
- Litwini W Prusach wscnOd
mich .ac.yusjs CORA. giosniej doma.
gao sic Praw inn prrysiugujsoyoh,
o ibyli oni " tyoh dnia,h W Kiajpe-
dsie sebranie Pr.edwyboroze, ma kso
rem jedso I m6wcow wyra.ii sic "
sposob nastspujs'y:
MY litwini f}aoiuy ma utrryms.
ME nas.ych kosoiolow s.k64 i M
pensie ola ksie,y i nauo.y oieli tax
dobrse, jsk ksady inny pruski oby.
watel wysokie podatki, ME many
jednakae r3wnego prawa Z mimi. In
nsuka W sskole l kosciele udzielans
bywa W jezyku oJclystyr, nam IA.
W obcej, n~iemieckiej movie. U "a,
ozesto sic ustanAwls n%suczycieli
ksiety, kzorzy O lite wskiej now,
ME IN ,js Pojeoia. A jesi usjs, t,
nie wys'arczs uprawnionym aaix
MIN. Albowiem smbony oIest,
sio~o Bote g'osi sic TAX pc litewsku
10 nawet najostrzejsse uoho tego nj,
rozumie. Z#roollismy sle wzglsden
tego do krolewskiej regenJu pre-;
de lutacje j petycje, ale dotad be,
skutku. Znusieli wieo jestesmy
ably soois prawo .dobyt. liory6 NJ
"wiasnych rsewskich p,s,ow" d,
parliament l. Dotycbcrss srlismy Z,
niemiecka, szozegolnis k~onserwa
ty VIVA partjs; ale ostatois wybor,
Poucryiy mas, ze jestssmy potegs
ktora mote wissnych pos}ow do SCI
mu i Psrlam, ntu posisc".
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-23
BURZLIwAP ODR0z MORsKA
Kazimierza Puiaskiego j jego to-
warzyszow do Ameryki.
tPodfug powiesci b. Bolesiawity)

Ma pokiadzie statku siedziaIo W
milczeniu posepnem kilku ludzi. -
Byli to podrozni juz znuzeni diu-
giem nora ~koiysaniem oczy ich po-
zadliwie wygladaiy ziemi, ziemi ME-
znanej, ziemi swobody - ola wielu
z mich tylko ojczyzny ziota, gdzie
cziowiek mogi sic sprzedac korzyst-
ME.
Scisnieci W gromadke, POI siedzac,
POI lezac ma zwojach lin okretowych
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-23
u ZIEMI OJCZYSTEJ.

- II GnleZna. Gniezno wiecel
mote niz Poznsh zachowaio charak.
ter narodowy. ma oko prryuajmniej
wydsje sic, re zywiof polski jest pa
nujscym W tel starej stolicy n~asaej.
w radzie miejskiej jsdnak polscy
byli W ~mniejsrosci, mieli BOWEN
tylko 6 radnyCh. D~otychoras wy
bory odbywaly sic ms zasad1ie kom
promisu, wyb;erano " roWnej licz.
bic niemoo~ swangielik6w. ayd6w j
polak6w. Obecnie przy odnowieniu
tr1eci-j czesci rady na wspolne IN re
braniu wyboroow uohwslono wyb6r
dotychczasowyoh kandydat6w, ale
mniejszosc niemiecka zaprotestowais
przeoiw kom2rom;sowi, dowod.so. ae
" ,uiemieokiem Gnieznie" tylko
niemcy .asiadsc powinni W rsdIis
miejskiej. Ta mniejszosc. do kt6rej
nalezsli p~rrewaznie ur.einicy i ma
uo.yoiele ~gimnazjalDi. pr.eoisgnesa
ma swoja strone .naozua ozes6 ~
dow, ~.aliczajaoyob sic " sprawach
politycznych pr1ewatnie do stronnic-
twa wolnomyslnego - .wycisayia
Przy wyborach. Ksndydaoi polscy
Przepadli nawet W Ill klasie, ohocisa
jest W niej %wyboro6w polak6w 376.
a nismcow i tydow niespeina 500. a
niskt6rzy przsoie giosowali na ma
sryeh radnyoh. Ssdzso Z lio.by cd
danyoh gios6w. bardao wielu pols-
kow ME spelniio obowia.ku obywa
telskisgo ! bodsj siusInie Oredopnik
wnioskuje, re porazka jest wlasnis
skutkiem kompromisu, ma kt6ry gdy.
by Polsoy ME licIyli, mogliby W Ill
klasie zwyciezyc.
- Wypadek W sadie. w war.
ssawskim ssdzie okregowym podc.a,
rosprawy o rabunek Z wo1a poetic
wego, przesluohiwano obwinionych
s%resztautow J6.efs Swiderskiego i
Msroelego Pruszyhskiego. Gdy sad
oddalil sic ma ohwile ma nsrads, Swi
derski, wydobywszy Z zansdr.s hak.
daugi ma 8 cali, , Oaiej silly uder.yi
MIN " glove Prusryhskiego i ro.-
trzsska} mu czaske, jak sswisrdtono,
be. nsruszenia mozgu. Swidsrskis
go zandarmi wyniesli . sail ma re-
ksch mimo oporu. Prus.yhski .as
os xiadO.yi, IL Swidsrski Z zsmsty
1adas mu clos Ia to. il kiedys s~iad
osy} " sadsie przeciw menu. Roe
prawe 20 ten rajsciu odroozouo.
Niemcy W Kr6lestwie. Nismcy
W kodzi, zbogaciwszy sic gros.em
Polskim, zscsynaJs wyssepowsc 90
a bezw.gledn'e Zasoayli sobie
osobny klub oyklistow, rugujs js
syk polski z towsrzystw / klubow.
poPiersjs natomiast wyiso.nie teatr
! praise nismiecks, jednem ssowsm
ossladuja doskonale bakatystow
Pisma wsrsraw skie nsdsiy tel gro
pie cd poozatkowyoh Union glow.
nyoh prowodyrow, II X g., nazwe
,,haksgistow".
COrss wieksze ro.piersnie sic
niemcow W Krolsstwis ze s.kods dis
! idnosci polskiej zsuwsayiy takte
Jua p'sms rosyJskie. ,,Nowoje Wrs-
mis-" up. stwierdzs, ze " kodzi,
Zgierzu, P~sbisniosob, s{owem we
wssystkiob miastsah, gdris niemoy
"a dobre sic rorgniszdrili, wypiera
u oni re ~ws.ysskich possd cora.
wieoej polskow.
Stosunki to smutne, tenn smutniej.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-23
Chicago. Ill.
TOacn of Lake.

Ia stsrsniem grup Zwis.ku N. P.
W Town If Lake zostal urzad.ony
obchod 81 ~roczniOy powstania Listo.
padowego, dnia % listopada W Co.
iumbia hall ma rogu AZ ulicy i Pan
lima st., ma kt6ry to Gel OBJ. jan
Paozkowski t6arowal to hale beg
platnis. Nastepujsce Tow. wystap ly
ia corpore ma ten obch6d: Tow. Js
dnosc, grups 1873. tow. KS. Au. Kor
deokiego, grupa 25l, tow. Kr. Mic
ozyslawa ], grupa 298. tow. Jams
zamojskiego, grups 3O4, tow. Uia.
now, grupa 2S7. tow. Jutrzenks
Wolnosci, grupa 384, tow. Sokol
Polski j tow. czyli Choir spiewu nLut
MAJ. Obchod zsga'i OBJ. K. Zi6i
kowski o godr. 4 m. 30 po poludniu,
pr.emawiajao do publioznosci W kr6,
kicb lecz tresciwyoh sfowaob; rama.
ossjsc eel tego .ebrania. Nastepnie
PoProsii naozelnika drugiego korpu-
gu Wojsk polskich W Amsryos OBJ.
Il. Samits, ia iprzswodnicaaoego, q
ten ma sekre'arzs nisej p~odpisanego,
Program ,osiai ~wykonany znakomi
Gle ! to jsk nastepuje:
L. Nova OBJ. w. Szulareckieeo,
o.ionks gruPy 298msj. M6wii @
aao1nosoi, gdya W isoznosci tylko 81
a ! 1~acbeoss do wstepowania W sze
regi Zwiszku Mar. p. "a 90 odebraI
huozne oklaski
2. Spiew Sokoiow, .Ojc.e ia WY
wan cie".
.. Dekl. Fanny Lisieskiej, wypo
wiedziana Z poozuciem ! ze srozu
mieniem rreosy.
4. Dskl. Fanny Olimpji Kaozy6
skiej: "Podroa cara do krsju PREY
wislshskiego".
.. SPiew choru Lutnis yWygna
nieo". Choir popissi sic tax dobr.e.
IL rostss zmusrony oklssksmi do
Powtorpego wystspienis.
y. Nova OBJ. X. Ziolkowskiepo.
mowH o nieksrnosoi " dswpem $40.
feozehs'wie polskiem ! wyposil cha.
rskter ! wsleozDosc dawnych krolow
pol'kieh, a m~isnowiOie M~reo.ysasws
Igo ! B~olssss~a Cbrobregc.
2. Dekl. w. Wutkowskisi: Pol.
ska powstsje". Podosss tel dekl..
msoji ~ys,spiiy ma bale psnny: Sen
kiewicr, " leklihsts 1 Lisiewicz, ko.
lek'ujso ma r,ecz biednyoh widow |
sier0t " Lsttimer. Pa.
8 Debl. Paas Folksdorf: ,,Kro.e".
8. Nova oh ID. HoJnsokiego. Is
cbecsi nlodziez do wstepowania "
sseregi Sokoiow, kiadso pacisk ma
to, ze Jeaeli ME ~beksismy sic ssoryc,
csy TO starsi ozy miodsi, W wiehszs
organisaoje, to ole moaemy myslec o
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-23

Kalamazoo, Mich, jest sayune .
selesyi-jskotez = siedEiby Tomassa
S~lssera, kt6rego o~giossenis snajduje
dena str. 2.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-23
karol w~estchna}.

karol w~estchna{.
- Gdym wyjezdza{ do Tyhca lut
Czestochowy, ktozby zgadl, re sic
ma ocean atlantycki zabiakam. Ia
dfuga bezczynnoSc i przypatrywanie
sic wodom morskim. 80. rano, W 30.
}udnie i ma wieczor, zmordowa{,
mnie.... Gfadka pOwierzchnia tie,
szyby nudzi, niecierpliwi.. ob
mierzfe morze.... Fala ruchaw;
niby ba}amutna. a zawsze toz sama..
i cz}owiek przeciw mel mic ME mo
ze....
- Me trzebaby jednak kl6cic 81,
z MIA i movie jej nieprzy jemnosc
pred burza odezwai sic Rogow
ski. ma noe podobno zbierze sic nj
dobra przeprawe. Me darmo kapi
tan Leclerc chodzi nasepiony jail
mruk, nawet ME poswistuJe, a plot
no sciagaja zewszad. Uwazaiem t.
n~ieraz, Re gdy tylko te sznury pocz
ma walkowac. -. juz cos diego.
grozi.
- Zbiera sic ma burze to pewna
dorzuci} Karol -chmury pedza cho'
jeszcze daleko, wiatr dmie cora.
gwa{towniej i nierowno, jakby sit
gniewa}.... zly znak. Okret jail
lupina skacze pc falach.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-23

ru jacego, miesza} sic z szumem wich-
ru, p~luskiem fal coraz rosnacych, o.
gromnych, splemionych; z chrzestem
masztow i drzewa W samych wnetrz-
~nosciach statku. Majtkowie zwijali
sic zywo, mrok zapadai, burza mad
ciagaia widocznie.. Niekiedy w
dali b{yskawica jak wstega ziota
przerzneia czarne obloki i piorun
Przelecia{ jak waz w przepascie. 80.
to znowu cich}o, milczenie grozne
ds}o s}yszec nowy ryk z nadchodza-
cej bury, ktora ros}a, wzmaga}a sic
wyla j ustawaia jakby sii do nowych
SHALLOW nabrac potrzebowa{a.
Milczenie naowczas straszniejszem
byfo cd szumow j wycia -.
Wsrod nadchodzacej wrzawy....
z pod pokladu dobyi sic nagle clio
wick szpakowaty, ospowaty, niemi-
iej cho6 usiiujacej przymilic sic twa-
rzy, maiych oczek krecich, rys6w
ruchawych, suchy, zylasty. :. OparI
sic iokciami o deski wystawii glove
zaspana, obejrzai do koIa, a zoba-
czywszy chmury ! poczuwszy wicher,
ktory go opoliczkowa}, w~yskoczyl
niespokojny ma pod}oge.
Bylto Gaskohczyk, kapitan Girod,
kt6ry tax wysokie miai, a przynaj-
mniej okazywa} o sobie wyobraze-
ME, il mu sic zda}o, De byle dotknal
stopa ziemi nowego ladu, a zagadat
raczyi do prezydenta Stan6w lied
czonych Washingtona, Amerykanie
go ziotem obsypia i ma rekach nosi6
beda....
Girod roll o s%wietnej przysziosci.
Ale burza W poblizu ladu, a ~jeszcze
noca, przeraziia go niepomalu, po-
cza' sic obawiac o droga swa osobe,
zachmurzyi j pobiegi do zasepionego
Leclerca.
- Kapitanie! czy jest niebezpie-
czehstwo? ma nifty Bog? czy jest
niebezpieczehstwo?
Francuz mic ME odpowiadajac ma.
wet. reka rzucii W powietrzu znie.
cierpliwiony, pozbywajac sic natreta
- Burza, burza nadchodzi wi.
docznie, ia sic znam ma tenn jak n,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-12-23

(Ciag daisy nastapi).
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1897-06-10
Sinnplv Done.

An entertaining optical illusion Is
produced in very simple manner.
Wind some strong thread several times
about the extremdties Of chickens
wishbone, and tie the two ends togeth-
er. Introduce a match between the
two strands Of thread and turn In cir
Gle several timess until the thread Is
very tight and the ends Of the. wish
bone are drawn tightly together. If you
let the match go, it will describe a
complete circle and at the same time
a curious optical illusion is effected.
The rotary movement Of the match is
so quick that no eye can follow it and
it seems as though the free end Of the
match actually cleaved the wishbone
in passing from one side to the other.
Strange to say, no matter how often
the trick is done, or how closely the
people are watching, the optical illu-
sion will still remain.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1897-06-10
A Graveyard OF Pets.

In Gouldtown, N. j., lives a unique
character, who maintains, perhaps, the
strangest burying ground in the Uni
ted States. He Is a recluse named 81
las Stark and his burying ground con.
tains a quarter Of an acre Of land, in
which at present there are lat graves.
These are the graves of his pets-dogs,
cats, coons, foxes, pigeons, rats, rab-
bits, etc. He Is always attended by
an army Of these creatures, which, he
says, are the only true . friends man
possesses. When any Of them die he
buries them with care and erects a
wooden slab at the head of each grave,
bearing a suitable epitaph. On each
of the graves flowers grow and these
In season Stark cares for. In the mid
die of the plot Is vacant space reserv-
ed for Stark's grave. He says he wants
to lie down for his last sleep among
those who were his dearest friends dur
ing life. Stark is man of keen intel
ligence, and, next to his pets, loves
good books. His house Is strewn with
books from top to bottom, and he en-
joys himself best when, in summer, he
sits under an apple tree in his back
yard, with birds on his shoulders, head,
knees and chair, and dogs, cats and
other four-footed friends sprawling at
his feet.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1897-06-10

trimmed the slashcd cuffs. Though the
red of this fabric was bright. 1t was not
of the shrieking sorts that are often
seen nowadays These terrifying shades
are permitted, but their license won't
last long, for new reds are appearing
that are to be strongly commended.
In her concluding sketch the artist
presents a bodice that does not require
any fitting, so invites the home dress
maker. True. the invitation becomes
fainter when the materials of this orig
inal are considered. but inexpensive
substitutes are not few. AS sketched
1t was In pale green brocaded satin, the
figures in darker green aud gold, and
the sleeves and draped revers were
corn colored satin. Its slashcd basque
was edged with narrow galloon, lace
revers were under the satin ones. and
lace trimmed the odd collar. This was
finished with corn colored bow at the
back, and velvet OF the same shade
gave the belt. A rather daring COM
bination OF colors. this? Not in these
days, though amateur experimenting
with such combinations should not be
attempted. So, unless you are abso-
lutely sure of your taste In co,ors, con-
fine your changes In adapting this to
the materials, letting the color scheme
stand as IL Is.
Copyright. sso7.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1897-06-10
The Next Thing to lr.

The coffee habit is not as bad as the
liquor habit, but 1t is the next thing to
It. Coffee and tea drunkards are get
ting to be noticeable type. These bev-
erages injure both the nerves and the
digestion. Nervous diseases are often
produced, and always aggravated, by
indulgence in coffee and tea. Yet peo-
pie fancy they can't get along without
these drinks. Perhaps you think so.
Try Grain-O for n change 1t tastes
like coffee. 1t Is a new food drink,
made from pure grains. 1t is full of
cheer, warmth and nourishment, with
out a particle of narcotic stimulant.
The old. the middle-agod and the chill
dren can drink Grain-O freely, day or
night. Use 1t awhile and you will want
no more coffee And 1t costs only a
quarter as much. Ask your grocer for
It. Sold in 15c. and 25c. packages
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have an outing much before July have
a good chance to profit by the fashions
set by more fortunate ones. 1t As no.
ticeable in the fine array Of gowns al
ready provided for these lucky wom-
en- that the pretty dancing gowns are
made with the neck cut out very slight
ly, or IL greater cut-out is wanted there
the shoulders are barred, but the line Is
kept modestly high at the neck. When
the time comes for receptions at the
swell yacht and country clubs 1t will
be found that this rule holds good,
though the variety of gowns worn at
such functions Is considerable. Many
of the swagger women make the trip to
the yacht clubhouse in private launch
or yacht, and such will appear in yacht
ing dress, white flannel, serge or broad
cloth made according to some distinct
ly sailor man fashion. Other women,
landing in such rig. will shift to a
more or less elaborate reception rig,
appearing as daintily dressed as do the
women spending the summer ut the re-
sort centering about the club. silks.
satins, organizes, ETC., being all. right.
In to-day's first picture there is seen
handsome dress for one Of these re-
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New York IL really not q modern
town. The Island Of the ManhaftOes
sent beaver skins to Europe soon after
Queen Elizabeth died In 1926, only
one year after the death Of the first
King James. permanent town was
established upon 1t. And the frst great
chapter In the history Of this town was
closed In 1894, only four years after
the second Charles picked up his faith
ers battered crown. Then New Am
sterdam passed from Dutch into En-
glish hands, and was rechristened for
the Duke OF York twenty-on years be-
fore he began to govern 1t as the Sec
ond James. Thus the silver tankard
owned by the Schuylkill family, and
given to their ancestor by Queen Anne
when he took five Mohawk chiefs to
vlsit her In ITO, is by no means a relic
Of early New York. Who thinks Of st.
Petersburg as a typically modern
town? Yet In ITO st. Petersburg had
been founded only half a dozen years.
Huguenots came In with our first
Hollanders, and more and more OF
them in succeeding years, says
writer In the Century. A large proper
ton Of the so-called Dutch themselves
were Flemings or WallOons Of Gallo
blood and speech. Englishmen, Scotch
and Irishmen arrived before Great
Britain officially arrived; Portuguese,
Swiss, Danes, Spaniards, Swedes, Ger
mans, negroes, West Indians-in short,
so many scraps of Municipalities that In
1860, when Peter Stuyvesant ruled over
some 1,4O0 people, they conversed, we
are told, in eighteen different tongues.
Do you wonder that in the year 1895
the pupils of a certain public school
ON the east side OF New York should
have acknowledged a quondom allie
glance, personal or parental, to twenty
nine different lands?
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ceptions, and though of bright colored
satin and made with considerable elab-
Grafton, it will not signify that it's
wearer did not take off simple blue
serge sailor rig to put it on. It's skirt
was pink and white satin, the stripes
running up and down, and the bodice
had yoke, collar and sleeves Of tucked
pink satin. Below the yoke the bodice
simulated very deep bodice belt, bows
OF pink satin ribbon held by small gold
buckles ornamenting the front.
inexpensive copying of the outdoor
bles will not be easy of accomplish
ment, for they are only birds of gay
plumage, but the feathers come high.
They are taking to silks to greater
extent than the winter prophets allow
ed, perhaps because tailor gowns were
so plentiful In the early spring. The
artist puts In the second illustration n
sample Of the outdoor gowns they'll
don. Skirt and sleeves were mouse
gray silk poplin. and the blouse waist
was plaid taffeta showing n gray
ground with stripes Of black. cerise
and steel blue. Cream satin gave col
lar and belt. being appliqued with
black in the former, and the ruffies on
skirt and waist were of wide cream
satin ribbon striped with black and
cerise. Fancy buttons were put at the
left side OF the blouse. and white chif-
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but which really shows the soft surface
guaranteed only by expensive dye.
These parasols come in good size, the
dye is not subject to injury by rain or
sun, are made with stocky wood han
dies and with covers made one size all
the way. A big stiff bow to match is
knCtted about the handle. Such a
coaching shade can with propriety be
worn with very elaborate costume,
its note of high color harmonizing with
the effect Of the rest of the get-up. 1t
of the modified order so much worn
now.
Cashmere is unquestionably stylish
for outdoor wear, and 1t has Il greater
attraction for women of moderate
means than silks have, but there's
small comfort in the way well-to-do
women employ it. Evidence of this
fact comes in the next sketch, for in
this gown only the skirt was cash
mere in a silver-gray shade, the dainty
bodice being white liberty silk covered
with while mousseline de sole. This
was gathered at neck and waist and
trimmed with narrow and wide ruff
fie Of delicate white lace. the seam hid
den by arabesques of gray velvet, and
the trimming forming round collar
at the back. Wrinkled mousseline coy-
cred the sleeves.
Though the fourth pictured gown
was taken from as elaborate a ward
robe as those previously described, 1t
offers good degree of encouragement
to those who would take instruction
from 1t. 1t was in n bright red silk
and wool material, the modified bell
skirt slightly trained, and the bodice
finished with yoke and collar of white
satin appliqued in gilt with which the
sleeve caps were one. Tight In back,
the bodice was gathered full in front,
the deep pleats coming to point Mt the
yoke. An accordion-pleated lace ruch-
ing finished the neck, and lace ruchings