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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-05-15
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Dor einem Monate untsr1agts Der
Brdiioent Waloed=R oufieau pom
franaDiii6en Sreimaursr-M inilterium
ben 8ii6Dfen. Miiiipnen in ibren DID
seien BON Srbensleuten balten 81 laIs
fen, Oas S9reiben lautete f~plsenoer=
maben:
paris, ben 2. glpril 1900.
Serr 8tfdof!
Seit einiser 3eit ideint in gerpifsn
OiD5eien Der 9ebrau6 ein3ureiben, Die
Witpirtung BON Sroensleuten, bic
nt9t ftaatlt6 autoriiirt iino, anSuruz
fen, Inn in ben pfarreien Miiiionsn
unb auberprbentli9e Yrebtsten abaus
balten. Dieter @ebraud, tpelher ben
erpBen uebelitdnb nit Ii6 brinst,
einen pittisen She'll Der Pfarrieels
forge Der oiretten Gorge bes pfarrs
tlerus gu entsieben, I'm benielben an
Srben gu iibsrtraeen, bic itaatlib uns
erlaubt unb aufselDit iino, lest mir bic
pfli6t auf, sic an bic @ori6riften
unierer @eiebsebung su erinnern.
Der erite NrtifeI bes Decretes BON
26. September 1909 psrbietet auf bas
8eiimmtefts ale Miiiionen i'm Snnern
bes 2anbes, uno Der Staatsratb BAT
pieberbolt auf bic pflift binsepieien,
bieie 8erfiiguns, bic ME pioerrufen
purpe, su befoleen. Sic perben dlIo
einiebsn, bab bic llebertretunseu, bic
etpa in Sbrer 9iO5eie pprtpmmen
tOnnten, cine i6nere @erantportuns
auf Sbre perIon, auf ben pfarrer unb
fosar auf ben air6enratb Der Sc
meinoe berabaisben piirosn. Sd babe
bdber bic Gbre, sic duf bic Notbipens
bigteit binSupeiien, bieie geiebliten
8eitimmunsen au beoba9ten unb bic
Miiiionen unb MISREPRESENTATION pre@
otsten, bic sepib oas pfarrpeien,
penn niht gar bic Offentli6e &ube itDs
rem, 81 perbieten.
@snebmisen sic, Serr 8i19pf, bic
@eriiderung metner Soda9tuns. Der
Miniiterz prG1iDent
Dalbed : MOuifeau.
Sur6 bas unssitiime Srdnsen Der
franSOiii9en 2osenbriiber, lieb Der
Winiiter ii9 bisies Mal gu einsm
hD9it untlusen Streibe binretben.
nglinbsr gifer i6dbst MUIR Das
@eieb, porauf er iid beruft, ~eriitirt
gar ni6t; es puroe niemals publiSirt.
peber i'm Bulletin bes 2pis", nod i'm
vMoniteur", nod i'm .Qlmana9 bu
Glerse". gs 1T blps elm gebeimes De-
cret, oas ME perDffentli9t ipuroe unb
ME 9eiebstraft srlangts. IS beubii1z
tiste i'm Sabre 1909 bic inneren Bolts
miiiionen gu berbieten, tpelhe bamals
prsaniiirt purben, I'm bas Bolt, bas
pdbrenb Der fransOiiiden HeDplution
Dor 100 Subren cbne r~elisiDfen Inter
ri6t aufselpa9fen mar, rpieber Sur
uebuns Der Gelision SuriidaufIbren.
0ieies sebeime Decret purbe mad
benz Sale Hapoleon's ais bic Mii1io,
men tpieber aufgenommen purben.
bur6 cine 8erfiisuns BON 2. Mdro
1916 unb pom 3. Sebruar 1916 auss
briidli6 piberrufeu.
Gs siebt iomit fem Oecret bon 1909,
bas bic Miffionen berbietet, pel9e BON
Srosnsleuten, bic bonn gii9of unb
pfarrer berbeigerufen perben, abses
balten perbsn.
Wia Der PrGiibent bes Winiites
RUINS ii6 teines Mibbrau6es Der @es
malt i9ulpig MAIDEN, 10 muB er ieinen
s%eitrensen Brief an Die 8ii4Dfe in ben
papiertorb perfen.
Wel6 cine 9lamase! So9 bic Jreis
maurer BADEN feline S6am. Sic fpers
ben neue Mittel unb Gelesenbeiten ius
9sn, ii9 fur oieie S4lappe gu RIDDEN.
III
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-05-15

2erne nit Qnbern Did psrglei6en, ;
Den unb Den tpirit Ou ni6t errei9ens
4ber es tptrb in man6en Stiiden
8efer ais Dem uno Dem Dir sliiden.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-05-15

@ie piele Meni6en perben tleinsr,
tpenn ou lie bon Der Ndbe bstra9teitg
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-05-15

bic 9ebetmen 8eielli6af +
ten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-05-15

Runb 557, 300 psrionen erbislten
Isbtes Sabr in Oeuti9lanb 68.7 Dill
lionen Mart Snpalibenz unb 4lters=
Gente. Die unfaa : 0erii6eruns
5ablte 79,101, 153 Marf an Loo, 688
BEL Der 4rbeit @erunslidte. limb un>
Ter .@merita" ---9- nGgcels
flor"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-05-15
aus Ben auoeren tatboIti@en
3ettun

Iuf ben pbilippinen fanoen in ben
lebten Sagen mebrere grDBere 9efe9te
itatt, in pel6en, fpie bon Mantla NIT
@enustbuuns sei9ilbert pirb, Suns
osrte bon @ufftdnpiiden nieoersei4Ol.
len fpurben. Die 4meritaner bremen
unb iensen, mo INNER iie auf Seinbe
itoben; es i9eint als Oh man ourd elm
S6redensresiment bic Silipinos
miirbe MAIDEN mDdte. Oas lit bic BON
Wc&inlep protlamirte r9umanitGt"
pelde ben ipanii6eu @rauiamteiten
ni9t ldnser suieben fonnte. Sept
riibmen ii6 bic unferisen in atpet
Sabren i9pn mebr 5ilipinos nieberse>
ma6t gu baben, als bic Spanier in
etnem Sabrsebnt! = n@urora unb
Gbriftli4e Wp9e".
Die Mhtune Dor ben religiDfen
Srben 1T bic Characterization bes Sc
b%etsapOitolats fir ben Monat Mai.
Wan bepunbert aur 3eit zines 8rieses
bic Sreipiqisen, bic @nes perlaHen,
INN tbr 0aterlanb az pertbeibieen, uno
nit &eht; benin tie brinsen elm belbens
miitbiges Spfer. Wel6e 8enunDes
runs perbienen aber bann jene, bic aus
2iebe gu Soft unb ibren Mitmeniheu
biefes Spfer brinsen, bic S4peiterz
oroen, bic ii9 nit Der &rantenpflese
b~efafIen ober altersihpahe unb ses
bre6lide Msni9en perpflesen, bic
Congregational, bic ii4 nit Der grs
siebuns Der Sugenb befafen, Die Wttfz
fionGre, bic bic Delt nit benz &reua in
Der 5anb bur6ndnbern, bic bei9au=
li9en Srben, bic fir Siejenisen beten,
bic fie p~erfolsen unb perleumbsn.
Wabrli9, bieie Wdrtprer Der Nd9ftsua
liebe perbienen uniere Ndtung unb
2iebe in pOaitem Madbe! - nGoIum<
bia".
Neue &nopnotbins : partei. Cine
reue politiiGe partei 1T in 8roOtlpn
in's 2eben gerufen porben. Sic nennt
fi9 .Mmerican Union partp" unb ibre
platfprm entbdlt folsenbe planten:
Gin ,noniectarian" Dffentlides Sdul>
fpitsm, tdslide 8ibsllettiire in ben Of
fentli6en S9ulen, 8ei9rdnfuns Der
Ginpauoeruns unb 4usgIeidung Der
Steuern. Gin peiterer Paragraph
lautet: .&ein Musldnber lou feline
5peiten Yapiere erbdlteu, Biz er minbee
items 80 3silsu Der 8unbesperfafuns
in enslii9er Spra6e leien uub f4rei=
ben tam unb penisitens sebn Sabre
in bieiem 2anbe anidbis 1T" naas
tbolti9er 9laubensbote".
Na9 @oraus5agung bes g%eriebenen
20. 6. Curtis pom vgbicaso Rscoro"
pirb bemnd9ft auf ben pbilippiuen
Elm ri6tiser &ulturtampf bonn 3aune
gebro9en porben. Ginerieits mub aus
ben bprtigen S9uIen bic Religion b.
+. bic einais pabre tatbuliide btnaus>
geporfen perben, anbererieits mub bic
Il. g. @erpaltuns eenau unteridets
ben, mas bort eisentlih &ir4enetsen>
tbum 1T, mas ni9t. Den bartender
Il. g. Spetulanten unb Settenpre>
bisern fteben alio fette Bitten In @uss
iiht. limb mad al ben iatrilesiiden
Gepalttbaten pirb Der ~ansebenbe 8aiz
Ter Mcainlep nod nit Prablereien bon
.SumanitGt" unb n8oriebunesfdt=
dung" bauiiren seben! u9erolo bes
9laubens".
Runb 557,800 perionen erbtelten
ebtes Sabr in Oeutidlanb 68.7 Dill
lionen Marf Snpaliben= unb Nlters=
Gente. Die llnfaa : @erfi9eruns
5ablte 79,101,153 Marf an 105, 688
Bel Der 4rbeit @erunglidte. limb uns
Ter .4merita" ---2- ,Grcels
flor.
Die Doeren 0etanoH6aft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-05-15
@erfmarot8eS.

u. Qeii): sd bente, sic tponten
eineu SOait au~sbrinsen2"
g.: nSaau mub i9 anssbeitsrt,
ietn!"
o.: Sinh sic benin ni9t2'
g.: rGein, i9 babsn ben ridtisen
ausenblid perpabt = isBt bin i9 i9On
betrunten!" :
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-05-15

Ses nStammtif9s" liebites @eridt
TT - naufsepdrmter &obl".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-05-15

@on einem profsfior in 2eipsis er.
sGblt man, er babe emit benz Deputies
tionsidmauie zines iunsen DottOrs
Der Redte beisepobnt, Der in Der
Re4tsselebriamteit eben feline befonbes
rem &enntnife befab, bafiir absr 10
gliidli4 mar, cine Mabame 2inte NIT
10000 Sbalern gu betratbsn unb bic
Sofaeitsfeier NIT benz Oottoridmauie
gu psrbinben. Na4 Der Safel sins
Der prpfeHOr auf ibn gu unb iasts:
p9errr Sottor, sic psritsben iib Def.
Ter auf Die 2inte, als auf bic Re9te.1
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-05-15

Die S6pG9en zines Menifeu lernt
man am eriten Sage. feline 9Or5iige
erit ptel fpGter tennen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-05-15

letnsr Watertabt, ipelbes nur sans
ausge5eihneten Wdnnern perlieben
tpirb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-05-15

Sans bat in Der Wobnung ieines
5reunoes pepi elm Seniter einseporfeu
unb pirb bonn Batter oes pepi perfolst.
Saul our9 ben Sred!" ruff pept
benz Sansl gu. der Batter bat Silsa
f9ub' an"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-05-15

Srau:. nlm 9ottes piIen, i1
CLAUDE, bort tOmmt elm Rduber!"
Wann: rRi6tig, o peb! 0u, Gula,
lia, iins seI9pinb pas!" ,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-05-15

Wem aues au WaRer pirb, Der trG,
ftet ii9 serne beim Wein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-05-15

men Ddpen, pds mar fur pplen epte
perlpren."
Cine iebr tpeientli9e Stiibe lire,
politif9en Sntereifen babsn bic ppler
in ibrer @eifli6tsit. Gs gibt in Der
Stpropinaen tatbolif9e 9eiitlide, BIZ
treu gum OeutIden Hsi9e balten, absl
lie iinb bic Qusnabmen. Der Bel Wei.
tenn ii6erpissenbe She'll Der fatboli.
i6en @eiitli6en lit polnii6er @efin.
nuns. 0ies ersiebt iia fdon beraus
bab in jener 9esenb tatboliid uni
polnii9, iopie epanselifd unb beutId
ais slei&beoeutenoe Wprts sebrau9t
perben.
Die 8eaeihnuug rpreuBs" tpirb als
Der srDbte S9impf beaei6net, Der
man einem polen antbun lam, unb BIZ
polen perben aufseforbert, bic preu,
Ben gu meipen, pie eine Seu4e, pit
bic peit.
@enau bieielbe Gri6sinuns timber
mir bel ben Srldnbern. Gs 1T Der ur.
alte &f spiiden 9eutIden uni
polen, Spii4en SrlGnbern unb Yriten
limb bieier 8ampf pirb nod peri4drft
burd ben @nsriff auf bic Hslision be,
i9pdhern NatiOn; neil bic Religior
bic mG6tisite Stiibe Der Rationalitdi
lit. Su polen, in Srlanb, pie in
Rublano tradtet bic resierenbe par,
tel Die Relision Der idpdderen Natios
nalitGt gu untergrabsn. DAP bas
Centrum fir Die polen sintritt, III
natiirlih, 5umal ba in gentrumsfrei
fen bic @uffafuns bsrridt, bic Ser
maniiirunS Der SiproOinaen isi nit
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-08-10
BuYing Horses.

stocNlon, Cal Aug. DIR Eddy, vet
orinaf, surg on OF this CITY, lett ilr ~.
,lda. Utah and Mpnttrt on a h lrsa bny-
ing rip tod;l II rasH'.n .pr d
purchase 30Ou a,' .r.s tni i-l D..ese
horses for tnr Grrm.a army Some d.;
the animals will 90 sent tc Cuih4 aud
some t. Africa Ihe OCCASION for ship
ping them 10 the latter country is not
known. Owiol th" d4msad for horses
the price has gou" up materially -9,ates-
man.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-08-10

During the civil war, AS well as in our
ltSr war with Spain. dlarrhaa was onc Of
the most troublesome disc tses iae army
had 10 contend with. In many instances
II became chronic aud the old snfdi-r-
still suffer from it, Mr.. David Ia ior
Of Wind Ridge, Grre-c Co.. Pa, is one If
ihese. He uses Chamberlain Cpiic.
Cholera aud DiarrhH4 Remedy and says
ne never found anything that would give
MIN sach quick relief It is for sale by
d. Z amithson.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-08-10
Million Dollar Fire at

p culHuN - l>tYhslli
Ashland Wisconsin, aug. Fire =
day destroyed 81, o00,0 600 worth al proper
I, in the lumber district of the CITY
The flames were checked after three
hours truggle before they reached the
valuable saw rn!lls and ore docks along
the water front Tonight the lire broke
out again, aud threatens furthur heavy
loss.
At9o'clock. when IT seemed as # the
whole CT, MAS p rraa, danger, The wind
suddenly vecred again toward the bay.
~ 10 O'Clock the lire WIS controlled,
except ia one nluce. and there is rcoi
prospects of checking tn1t.-otatesmm
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-08-10

Lated at noise. ;'4-..
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-08-10
National News.
Election in North Carolina.

rncelccion in North Carolina held
AUGUST ,. resClu'd in victory for the
Democrats and white suuren acy Carry
inranamendmcnl that shuts out nearly
che whole Of the negro vote. rnc negroes
rainn,ncd n~a! from the loiis and here.
b, lul their right 10 the franchise in the
future.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-08-10
IDAHO IMPLEMENT Co.
The only EXCLUSIVE FARM IMPLEMENT
and HARDWARE House in Southern Idaho
Jobbers & Retailers.
JObbers & Retailers.

See Celebrated full leather leather
Wheel best oil tempered spring buggy at only $500 Do
anything cheaper? We $5OOO would
you celebrated No. 81 Michigan
one at Cartrghs Store. Surveys 500 5000
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-08-10
$500 Pair OF Tires for Only S6.95

....~ - ca m and we will serdy"ua
= ~ pair Of our high grade
r- -an cau examine them ut your near
cicr and IL found satisfactory, ex-
scented, aud equal 70 any tire 81 the
..es. pav the agent cur special factory price.
Sc and charges, less the 800 seut with the
-fsT
... , so c TIRE IS a regular association
j fire made al the very hest r"hher that
can buv and equal TO the highest grade
.... 100 W. Manufacture IN lsrge quantities
10 the rider, and are, therefore. able TO
IS, Grade tire at a low grade price. Send
8 OF our Bicycle Tires and Alackin-
6ers 70
INTERNATIONAL RUBssR CO.,
Akron. Ohio
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-08-10

an age mHN'
.hon Doe sells you any other frs'-class
Writing Machine! DO You wonder he
..tims superiority tor the other machine
he is talking to make money; we are
.fsing tn SuNc you money
We mrau'sr he crsat-st durability
no least expense for repairs, lie mos; at
20 ,i,e work; IN snort. entire satlStae.
1 lfeou do not fn.S about TIL
lGO ash uS, or let us send you oil
10 trial.
HlsAdO WRITING MACHINE CO.
MANUFACTURERS
9l g Wendell 81, Chicago, I. : 4
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-04-08

We congratulate the Courier up
on getting larger press and engine
yesterday It came out In enlarged
form, a six-column quarto, and was
quite neat and attractive,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-04-08

Mr.. II. L Schuster has been APP
pointed watch Inspector for the
Cotton Belt road. Mr.. Schuster
has aud is holding similar positions
on several roads running out OF
here.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1900-04-08
THE LAST OF THE pageant.
The Midway Aggregations
Have Folded Their Tents
and Departed.
THE HGRAND SUCCESS
Patronage Sufficient to Pay All
Claims Against the Same.

The B. P. 0, E. Street Fair was
brought to successful close last
night after a SIX days successful
run. 1t is not our intention to re-
view the entire weeks proceedings
at the fair, for we have as far as
our space would admit given a
write up of the days happenings,
and in this write up we shall be
brief and mention only the special
features that transpired on Friday
afternoon and at night after our
evenings paper was put to press.
The Baby Show was the all alb
sorbing topic of Friday afternoon.
There were babies on hand galore in
the hands fnurses or ths r mothers.
There were some 40 orb0 entries,
and the voting was spirited. Several
attempts we're made to use tissue
ballots but the ladies in charge,
when such ballots were presented
threw them out, The election was
as fair and impartially held as one
could be and the babies awarded
prizes are those receiving the lar
gest number of votes. Below we
publish list of the prize winners:
1st prize baby girl, Florence Hunter.
" " " boy, Fleming Floyd.
End " " girl, Mary b. Hunter,
" " boy Harry Payne.
3rd g girl, Carol Kuhl.
" g boy, Sam Bonham.
4th " girl, Syble Sanderson
" :" boy. Bill Sanderson.
9th . " girl, Gene Baker.
f" boy, Troy Strickland.
The following babies were also
awarded prizes;
Louis Sinner, Isabelle Kaufman.
George Beasley, Sophia Reinberg,
Helen Edwards, Selma Parmitter.
Sam Huddleston, Inez Hardin,
A. B. Sterling, Jackson Runnells
Mary Peavy, Anna Bennett,
George Hamilton Ruth Hack,
Marvis link, Josephine Buron
Willie Sours, Scott Lancaster.
Lorena Cochran, James Bryant,
Alvin Kane, Grace Mathena,
Francis COLON, Christine Conley,
Isabelle Boyd, Sula Williams,
Joe Mangan, Martha Twins,
The Incubator Baby was entered
and the managers of the election
decided it to be the finest baby on
the ground and voted it silver cup
with suitable engraving, showing
that it was given by the Texarkana
Street Fair.
The Red Headed Boys contest
was had, and Francis Morton Cas-
sidy won first prize. The other red
headed boys received a present
each in useful wearing apparel.
The Old Fiddlers contest was had
and B. f. Deshano, of Franklin
county, won the prize nice fiddle.
The old gent is 70 years old and he
was as happy as a school boy when
he was given the violin in nice
case.
The attendance on Friday and
Friday night was the best since the
fair.
ADDITIONAL PRIZES
In the various contests yesterday,
we give the following offici |
awards:
We the judges award the $5
premium for the oldest farmer IN
attendance to J. M. Alsock.
The award for the largest family,
to the Salvation Army, because Of
the managements error in not
giving an opportunity to the judges
to1fairIy decide.
We award the IS to the farmer
with the best team in attendance 10
r, II. Whitworth, and $5 to the
farmer who held the lucky numbt r
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-09-16

of small arehway (psinted white or
cream) and set midway between the
front door and the further end of the
hall, is a great Improvements TO the as
pect of affairs. From this might be-
suspended a small wrought-iron lamp
with ruby or amber-colored globe.
An artistic hanging-lamp of some sort
should appear in any case in our dec
orative hall.
AS the glass window win give a view
from the hall of a portion of the sit
ting-room. the wall which is thus rem
dered apparent should be carefully
hung with pictures, or decorated in q
way that will reflect prettily. The walls
Of the hall itself will also be improved
by the addition of few good pictures
in we'll chosen frames. Possibly a cab
met set out with china, or dresser
side-board or other decorative article
OF furniture, might be so placed On the
sitting-room as to be seen advantag-
eously from the hall.
No hall should be considered as
hopeless" Even the most common.
place can be rendered attractive by the
exercise of little thought and the
cost of few cents. The hall-door
must he draped with some soft materi-
al. silkoiine is nice. to correspond with,
the color scheme of the other decora-
4fnna
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-09-16
THE HATS Of The
COMING WINTER.
THE FRENCH CONTINENTAL IS TAX
ING TEE PLACE OF THE PoPU-
LAR ENGLISH WALKING HAT.
NEW AND ODD UMBRELLAS
The Small Velvet Eton VIII Be the
Popular Coat for Wear During the
Early Fall NonthE-- Something
About Autumn Capes.

Paris: OF hats we must again sing;
for all dress events point towards the
picturesque, and very picturesque are
they, the first hats!
Large round hats are spiked to the
back, or to the side OF the head; and,
from the middle of the back Of the hat,
come streamers. These are brought
around the neck, wrapped once more
around the throat, and finally secured
under the chin with handsome pin.
Or mayhap they are left to dangle far
down the waist, without ever 4 thought
of Fastening them. That is the true
French picture hat, the one that is ad
mired of all French miIliners.
The nearest approach to the English
walking hat is the French continental.
just what its shape is before trimming
your correspondent cannot venture to
say; but it is probably a large fat
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-09-16

which needs all our efforts to effect
success. Therefore. / am not going TO
devote words to the pretty. squarely
built hall which is only occasionally to
be met with. but intend to discuss ways
and means whereby the straight, mar
row hall. which is regarded as hope
less" from an artistic point of view.
and which is encountered in most
houses Of every day build. may be i'm
proved. and, if it be dark hall, light
ened.
Here are one or two schemes of col
oring- Cream paint and plain cream
paper, with Anaglypta frieze or a Ca6o:
CIR a cream paper picked out in gold,
and pale tan colored felt or corridor
rug on the floor, with surrounding oak
stained boards.
Walls distempeFed in ulignonette-
green or art blue with paint and car
peting to match or a shade or two
. d 1as S,
A self-colored wall paper of rough
texture in shade of dull shrimp pink:
or merely dado of this paper ana dis
temper above in a lighter shade Ter
ra-cotta felt or corridor rug.
Dado of brown, rough paper and wall
above washed cream. Brown felt or
fancy carpet in a mixture Of shades OF
brown merging to cream.
Primrose washed or papered walls;
paint TO match. Art corridor rug on
tones Of soft green, burnt ivory and
primrose, with, perhaps, a touch of old
rose.
Keep the scheme Of decoration as
light as possible when the hall is too
narrow to admit of any furniture being
introduced, When there is an old oak
to be disposed OF, a more solid looking
scheme may be desirable. A plain self
colored wall Invariably forms a good
background to dark oak. Mignonette
green or art blue, for instance. Again.
d treatment that works out successful
ly is to wash the walls art blue. and
have dado of straw mating. These
then, are few suggestions which NAV
be of use as they are, or serve as
guides to other ideas dictated by indi-
vldual preference
4here is one thing l should like to
add with regard to the mention OF felt
as a foor-covering, Few thinge are
prettior, so far as appearance goes: but
felt has the drawback of showing soil
easily, and if used in hall. where
there is. OF course, constant traffic to
and from the front door it is likely
to become discolored very quickly. On
the whole, therefore, it is more advis-
able to use corridor rug or patterned
stair-carpet.
The novel feature of the hall I am
suggesting ls>the glass window let into
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DECORATING THE
HOME FOR AUTUMN.
A Gel e r AT ED AUTHORITY
WRITES THAT TIE HALL rs No
elected FOR THE DECoRA-
TON OF THE DRAWING
ROOM.
By Margaret Hill canfieId.

There are hardly two women out OF
ten who make the ball one of the spe-
cialties of autumn decoration. Indeed,
| may go so far az to say that the hall
is comparatively neglected. In England
the hall corresponds greatly To our
sitting room, but the American use OF
the word conveys the idea Of narrow
passage leading from the front doar. to
q staircase opposite, Or passage that
extends the full leugta OF the house Il
is the main purpose lof this article to
treat of hall decoration
i. is easy enough to make beautiful
surroundings ont Of material 31laAsss g
charmingiy designed as 70 she- aimOs'
seaf-dscxshad. bsstit IS anOthR malta,
With rse1ra 20 comn0n1aace nzakeEfzd
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brin wish a. round crown. The brim
OF the hat is caught up at each side;
and again sharply in the back. This
gives . pleasant continental shape.
Quite different from this is the Amer
lean continental shape which is lifted
irregularly and locks like the hat
George Washington wore, according to
his every cay pictures.
II is dificu1t to End hat all of felt
They make lovely ones entirely OF
chenille without d particle of velvet in
the framework. Row by row the che
mile is built up, until it makes hand
some square crown, to which is attach
ed a.rolling 3rim Of chenille. One OF
these in turquoise blue was too lovely
to be imagined. The only trimming
consisted OF two immensely long tur-
auoise plumes. which, beginning at
each side. curled backward and trailed
over the back of the brlm. The sack
of the hat was deliberately trimmed
with a bow of lace with 4 buckle set
in the middle,
trimming The Backs.
Tney are trimming the backs Of hats
so beautifully that it stands one in
good stead to take note, for no hat can
be modish without its rear trimming.
A hat of old red chenille made for
Miss Porter, daughter of the ambassa-
dor, had a round crown and brim roll
ing at each side. 1t was treated to
nothing in the way of trimming upon
the front except an Aisatian bow, cid
in design, but new in execution. The