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Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1903-04-16
8eobanter.


Us oon 0 det, IL 2lpril 1903
Gin SpeSialSug nit l9 @arlaoun=
gen Tieb, Der am porleBten SamItag
oon bier nab Chicago abfubr, lit
nibts nsues bier, bod oaB cine iol1e
3ugla0ung $50. 900 einbringt, lit
nIht INNER Der SAL. Die Stiere
moeen ungefdbr 1850 pfuno per
Stild. 6raulein Marp yirtle lit am
Msontag mad Dantton sereiit. Sic lit
trantlih uno bnni bort i'm Saereo
Seart Soipital sebeilt su meroen. Sic
bat lid in ben orei Sabren, Die Iie bier
mar, piels Greunoinnen eripprben,
namentlih unter Den 9eutldtatholi-
|iben in tieliser @egeno. Sbr 8ru=
Der, Batter yirfle, belt am Gferionn=
tag feline 9bihisospreoigt; Die Stride
mar iiberfiilli; er gebt BON bier nah
gBatertomu. Yrdiioent sRooiepelt
belt cine tleine 9niprahe bier auf
leiner Ourdreiie am Wsontas. Die
bieii9e Wilitdrtapelle empfine ibn nit
Wulit unb SalutihulIe iuuroen abges
feuert; es NOR 1ebr piel Wolt auf benz
Babnbof. Sin bisiissr Qlnmalt iou
bon .yemanoen $1,000 3ur Nus.ablung
on elm Wdohen Namens GhupWl err
balten baben. iol Dem Mdohen aber
|nur $500 ge9eben buben. Gr beans
ipruhte 500 fur feline Nrbeit, ia9te
aber an9eblid nidts BON Den iibrigen
$1,000. Sept nil man fid an oas
0eribt iuenoen, unD man olaubt, oaB
er ieine &ebte ais slnDalt Derliert. -
DlerB ging Donneritag nah Siour
sails, um als 3en9e iuegen zines
Yfsrosoisbltabls Dor Ueriht su eridei=
nen. gr taufte lebten perbit ein
Yierb pom einem Snoiantr. Ter rote
Wtann bate bas piero aleu- Anideine
nah 9eftoblen. benn balb oarauf tam
Der GiSentiimer nno oerlonste oos
Dferb ooer bos @tlo nafrr. Niert
be3ablte aud hieicn nod ssoha Nee
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1903-04-16
Diuer eo,,mtn.
5pesioI Crreipouoeu;
Snlnnrn lLnriL ~ lQI

0oiDar0 9lpril l3. 1908.
l0l Stimmer fiir 6Ifentli1e 9Sirt=
lhaften unb 20 Stimmen fir beims
lihes Saufen, iIt oas @ablrelultat
fiir Die Staot bonaro bel ser am 7ten
oieies NlOnats abgebaltenen Staot=
mabl. GbIhon bic Mirti5aften am
gsabltage geleblih unO audi mirtli6
.seidlOnen tuaren, nu6te oot Elm Be
truntener per grpreb: ggagen in @e=
maDrIam gebraht tueroen, 0enn geben
tonnte er nidt melr; Ooh nab Der gln=
iiht Der Prohibitions =6iibrer iit es nur
Siinoe, tuenn elm Qtenih 6Ifentlic1 ein
8lns 8ier trintt, nibt aber, penn er
Iib beinlli6 mt idlehtem Sbnaps
pollpulnpt, bis er betdubt nieoerfdllt.
0od bDIfentlid 6aben Die MailerIim=
pei bier genug NIT Der niesidbrigen
&ieoerlage unD merDen Iid) AMI lan=
qere 3eit oroentlib betragen. pbn
5bill, Der geiter Der bieiigea 6raig IL
l3eeman Gum berDaro, bat, meil Oas
tSei1dft uertaltft mnroe, Die Gjel6dfte
iiir obi9e 6irma ab9eipidelt uao iii
mad @merp Suriid. Seine bieliQen
9etanuten oermiien sSDbn's freun0li=
Dies geiiht auf Den StraBen BON
Dpnaro. 9lugult 9iaoins Deriiebt
jebt Die Stllle ais S9anttelIner in
geter &uooens g9irti4ait. -Ga Die
oeuti6=lutberiibe @emeinoe bon bier
obne eigenen 8aitor III, 10 puroe heute
Dur6 einen ausmdrti9en grebiger
BottssOienlt fir tie gebalten. 9lnton
8asparo bon Clinton 5ppnI6ip mar
beute, besleitet BON ieiner beileren
Sdlfte, gsiddftsmegen in Sonaro.
Sp6n 9. Sran3, ipelher iebtes Sabr
ieine 6arm in Wtiner So. pertaufte
uno in 8egleitung ieiner Satin ben
Wintar nit Seiuhen in Soma uno
9iebrasta subrahte, 1T iebt 5uriifge=
tebrt, um feline bielieen Weibdfte eno=
gilltig ab5upideln. 3rans meis nod
niht beitimnt, no er lih nieberlallen
ioll. 8o1 miro e5 mabrI1einlib in
9iebrasta iein, Der Seimat leiner 6rau,
oenn bort lbein. es ihm am be-
item 81 gefallen.
SeobQ1ter.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1903-04-16
(Spesial= Gorrelp elponoens.)

Nliam ont, 6. 9lpril 1903
Claus Ottoilt jeBt lpieoer aus leiner
gSinterrube eripabt, fdbrt tpieoer um=
her, nimmt ben 6armern bas iiber=
fbiiIlige 0ieb ab uno fiillt ibnen bafiir
ben Geloiad. - Qlm Sonntaa, oen 90.
Wdr5, lfarb aans plDBlih Der alie 9lr=
iiebler Sobn Mobr i'm 63. 9ebensiabrs.
3ur Warnung fir anoere llrlahe
nss 9ooes mar ein @las su taltes Bier
BEL eiaer Nuttion Says porber. gr
Duroe auf bem ep. lutb. 6rieobofe 5ur
lebten Hube 9ebettet. Die Seibenreot
mag nod unaneenebme 6olsen baben.
Jim Sonntag muroe Grobmuttsr
Grip Geburtstag sefeiert. mubei es
iebr fioel beraegon9en iein Ioa. Wir
batten ieiner 3eit aud cine ginlabung
erbalten, oieielbe jeooh gan; beridpibt.
- gdter Mprilmetter, SonnenIheir
tpebielt ab nit Regena uno Sdnee-
ihauern. - Mm. 2emte benubte bic
8eleeenbeit dul $. 90. gremer's Wa.
fhinen- unb gue9p Nuttion am lebten
Gonnabeno in Clear Gate unb legte li1
elm neues 5meiIibiges gue9p 5u. Gut
gemaht, Wilbelm!
M. Grunsfe.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1903-04-16

@ebDes. Die 6ieliQen ojeI6afts=
lellte baben einen 8ereiit orqaniIirt sur
6Oroeruna Der geihdftlihtn syntereIien
unter ben gtamen yGedd es Com
mercial League. Sine Gseamern
piro bier p6n einem 6errn 6ind aus
algpna, Soma, erridtet neroen.
Der Sunitermin oes Greisgeridts miro
IN @eooes ab9ebalten meroen, anitatt
in Bbeeler, Dem @ountDlib.
9oiuaro. Sci Der lebte ggode
itatt9efunoenen @a6l wuroe oes 81.
tiaens 8idet" obne GppoIitipn erpa6lt.
8as 8otum in Der gGirti1afislirens.
frage itano 101 fir unb 2S oeaen 2i=
cenS. Sie grobibisipnilten haben allp
eine geIaljene giieoerIaoe erlitten. -
SeBte Wode paren Die g4irtihaften
bier bret Gage bintereinanoer qeldloi=
len, Gonntdg, ais geleblinen SSeiertaa,
UtDntag mar S6ulma1l un0 9ienltaQ
SlaotiuaBl. 9tibt cine ein3ige gers
i'm ging DOn bier nod SiDur 6aas,
unl Den graioenien 9ooiepelt ill ieben.
0ti Ter. 9lls Sic 8Dbter oes 30
iepb 6lauie 3ufdlig burd cinen @ss
.mebrIhuB Don ibrer fleinen Sbmefter
.erIdoiIcn tDuroe, lit aud Oeren 5bue=
tier Wtabel all Der Seite Dermunoct
.moroen, oo1 bat oieiel6e, Delde crit
I'LL Sabre alt 1T oieit 5Qtiahe erii Be-
tannt gegeben. ats iie Ourb cie 3uneD=
menoe ShraAe oaSu ge5lpunqen mAr=
oe, Sic bate gsi9pieQen, i'm ibren
10 bart getroifenen gater, Der bOm
Sdifial 10 ibmer perfplgt ipir0, nnD
ibre Sameiter nitbt mod mebr 3u err
ibrefen uno 81 betriiben. @s mpbnt
lider ein leltener 0eloenmut iii Dem
IL Sabre alien mQoden.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1903-04-16
SiiO=Satpta.

y Of 9 a. IN elmer Spesiallpabl
murbe nit AS Stimmen @laioritat be-
idloiien, @Olga als Staot 3u incorpp-
riren.
@trmilipn. Sin Sobn oes
8. Sellers, Der bel Der Ser. Staaien
4rtillerie in San 6raneisco ltano, iii
bort in Der 8ai ertrunten.
Yierre. @ouperneur Serlieo BAT
=. M. Sboenber9er in Watertopn
iilr @Ooingion Gountp. uno 6reo g.
Solliiter i'll Noonipdet filr Sanbprn
eountp gum Wilohiiter ernannt.
Sort Mieaoe. Ser 5icrarsi
Samuel g. 0eliton 1T ieit einigen 5o.
gen lpurlos perihpunoen. 81 ltano
I'M Range zines llnterlieutnGnts uno
man meis teinen @runo. iplrum er
ieinen polten auf oieie gBeiie perlailen
10 lte.
Aberdeen. Der 6armer Wtell
in qlnpoper luuroe oieIer Gage bel bel.
lem Gage bon einem seipiHen Yat.
0iaIter I'm 500 beraubt. Gomeni9=
items 9iebt er on. SLATER murbe per=
baftet unier Der slntlase oes StraBen=
raubs.
Ne b ter. Sen Contract fir biz
Grbauung oss neuen @puriballies fin
Dap Gountp in WebIter erhielt biz
Greo @roB Gonitruction Gompanp in
Ga Grplle, Wis. Der Gontraetpreis
lit $50. 500. Das @ebouo. mirb aus
Settle Hiper Sanbitein nit rotem
pOrtage sonbitein fir pas gaiemen1
uno bic Ginfahanaen uno 0efmie er=
baut.
Watertomn. Walter Dobns
ein Bremier an Der @reat Npriberr
Habn. itano auF elmer 0rahtear, al.
Der 3ug in ben BahnboF einfpbr uni
purbe BON benz Nobr oes gDul1erbe,
bdlters an BEN Qopf setroifen. 81
uurbe l1ner perlebt, miro aber ii
einigen Wohen luieber arbeitsfdbig
iein.
Mitden. Die Staot luirs tein,
eigenen slectriihen 2ihtlperte anlegen
penigltens porIdufg nidt. Ois Ge'
ienihaft, meihe jeBt ben 6reibrief fiil
ben vetrieb Der electriIdeu Werte BE-
tBt, bat beoentenoe yerbeilerun9en bor'
genommen, iooab beiiere Beleudtunl
9eliffert tDerben tann. SnfplaeoeGtt
tuurbe Der Greibriti. Der nod fir meb
rere Sabre 9iilti3 1T, bonn @tabtro
ni4t mieberrufen.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1903-04-16

1Id1 nte tiirtll9en Srlppen feine Muss
ic9rettAngen erlauben. Die pom Sul@
ian ben gllbantjsn 5ar 4usIDbnung
gel4tdte Gpe8ial Geldrpti9dft ipuroe
in grtI6tina NIT groBem Ypmp enls
pfungen. Die gllboneIsn, nelhe Mtiz
troptBa angriffen, iinD nacb Spet uno
8iotopa beiFnge5ogen. sic baben Dsr=
fprohen, 5rieoen Su baIten.
Der 8ampfer ,8ictotio" brahte aus
Dem Orient bic gladridit, bab eine 9(ns
Sabl Wtonol9uren unn aoreaner, Die
I'M 9ienite Der ruilii6en Regierung
iteben, bic 9ineiiIcbe 9lrniIon In Gba
auitb am Yal Syluile mdTocrirt ba@
ben. glus Gbi 81 fam bic Na6riht
bon einem neuen 8oreri 2luFTtonb. Gs
fam gu sinem blutigen @eFe1t spif4en
Bprern uno Regierunggtruppen. 3ebn
6iibrer Der 8prer in ibrer 3abl a9s
ipeibli6en GeI1lehts purben qes
fdngen genommen unb entbduptet.
Die p9ictpria" brut1te dll9 3eitunqeH
ous Sopan, in ipelcbea 6eribtet piro,
baB tn 8dlup unb in abai6t gerii6te
iiber etnen beppritebaapen arieg 3ipiz
iCben GuBlunb unb SSapan i'm llmlauF
finb
Sett ber Riidtebr 6es GQiTer8 Btlz
helm aus Copenhagen BAT eire 6eluers
fensiuerthe gripeiterung Der WldBuo9s
men Eli feinem perT1Hlicben 56uB bei
2fu8titten unb bet S5dbrten Dur6 8er@
lin itdttgefunben. 1ie Rpuie, fpel@e
ct poiItrt, lift ftets NIT etner boppelttn
Sruppenfette befeBt, unb al,5erbem
ipinnelt es auf ben 9iirqeriteiaen
bon ge6einpoli3iTier. Gs lit nc6
Mot lange fer, bdB Der RdiTer bic
QeuBerung getban bat: g8DIi5eiichuB
lit mir auf's 3iefIte suiDioer". Mian
gluubt baber, bab beipnbere unb gez
rpi5tige @riiube fir BEN ieBigen ers
b66ten S1uB borbanben iino, oblpo6l
ftt5 nihts Oariiber III Grfabrung brins
gen IGBt.
Generdllelttnant b. 2ieber, gpms
manbant Der 8. 9ipiIicn in 8ran.
benburg a. 8. un0 frii6etcr 8ouber=
neur ppn 8eutIt5 0FaTrita, tit sur
0ispoIition geitellt ipprDen. Gr fiibrte
Die 0ibiiion felt bem is. Wlai 1901.
Nfitte sSunuar bielt hergeneral inn an
tifenlitifnen @ereir beutIher Stubenz
ten in Serlin cine 9eoe, in ipelmer er
bemerfte, Der iebige lange 5rieoe lei
ihm niTt gerune ibnlpdtbiilh, benn es
lei mir Elm fauler 5Srie6e. Die gebe
erregte groBen 9lnItpB, unb fcbpn Dds
mails bieB es, Generdl 2tebert iperne
fir feinen 5reinutb 8u biiBen haben.
9otT6after Or. BON Soollebeft tpirb
am 1. Sult aus benz Stadtsoienite
ausIhetoen. Die ,RorboeutT9e @lue=
Hleine 3eitltnef iiifpt9te an, puB Or.
BON 6olleben dnldBlidl Ietner bem-
nG6Itigen @erieBung in ben Rube.
Ttaab Die 8rilldnten 3um Hothea 9(p-
lerpr6en j. &laITe befommen babe.
ipel1en Sroen nit Eidbenldub er be=
retts beiaB.
s5n elmer 0ringlihteits 7 Sibunn
Der Griten Gdmmer bes iiieberlGnpi.
Idlen Barlaments poiiirten bic bon Der
| 3ipeiten Sammer porber ungenomme.
nen g(nti Streit 8nrlagen einfttm-
mig. a0niqin Dilbslmine psrfab Die.
felben iofort nit ibrer ltnterTdrift
unb bumit traten fie in Rraft. 9it
Milis bletbt unter Waffen unb be.
ipnht bic Giienbahnen.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1903-04-16

len, Der neulib bon 2incoln 6puntp
nab bier iiberiieoelte, eefdllt es bier
iebr gut st 1T iebt an Der 9lrbsit
auf leiner 6arm in Der Ndbe bon Der
Staot. S1on lebt tommen biele
9anotdufer bonn Often, ooh foltet
autes sueerihtetes 2ano idon BON $40
bis s27 per gcre. grairie bon Is bis
20 Dollars. - Gs lit bier nod gutes
2anb in Der gldbe BON beutIden Sir
6en su annebmbaren greilen su babeu,
benn Die glorme9er ipollen fort nah
Canada. @s iino bier smei oeutI6e
Niethooiiten Girhen ooer Geneinoen,
Spei lutberii9e unb eine beutihe tatbo=
liide Stride. -9h5ie IL 6erten stbiel=
ten eire @arlaouns Sarmmaidinen
bon Siour sails. Is fdnqt jeBt allies
an Su 9riinen, Die Trairie 1T balo gut
fir oas 9ieb. Corr.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1903-04-16

Die 0mobabobn bat 2auoiuderratea
In Rraft nad Eldsen in Sib unb gforb
Datota uu Der 6. & %. W. Giltnbobn
pun einfuben 6abrprsis fur bic Nunb~
fabrt. 1idets siltis 80 Gaas.
Z. e. Norton, Astnt.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1903-04-16

Der Gbet Rebacteur Der nOeuts
ihen Warte" In Berlin berihtete, Der
Qaupt3ped bss Befu9es bes oeutiden
aai1ers in Copenhagen lei Der getpeien.
elm Biinbnib on5utniipfen, bab Dane
mart i'm Galle zines 4rieges oes Drei@
bunpes (DeutfAlanb, Oelterreih uno
Stalien) segen ben 3peibunb (RuBs
lunb unb Jrantreid) gum Dreibuno
bdlt. Die uWarte" beridtet ferner,
bab Der Raiier elm foldes 8iinonib
nit Odnemart tbatIdhlid fertia
braAte.
Sn Gopenhagener Qoftreilen murDe
ernifli4 bappn gfprohen. baB Der
beut{he aronprino iih nit ber 0roBz
ber3o9iu G1rilit. elmer Sdipeiter bes
0robber3ogs bon Medlenburg=
Gmtpeyin unb elmer 69pGgtrtn bes
prin3en Ebriition bon Ddnemort, ber>
lohen foirb. Cattle ipurbe am 90.
- I'd .se,T tss 1T 7rs4.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1903-02-03

tionship brought US nearer together and
carried us farther from the woods. I
answered many questions about the
news OF cities and heard some old sto-
ries which led me TO know that Cart
wright had not lived always in the will
derness by any means.
1t was late I'm the evening, however,
before | ventured to ask what had led
them SO far away from the centers of
cultivation and refinement which would
have been their natural habitat.
You remember Holmes line?" said
Cartwright" Put not your trust in
money, but your money i'm trust Well,
my father put his money in trust for
me, and this is the result. My trustee
got away with it"
God bless him. said the lady, tax
ing her husbands hand.
She was sitting ON the arm of his
chair at the time and looking very
swee. i'm the freight. l could not think
of her as the mother of a ten-year-old
boy. she looked so young and so light
hearted and hopeful. Yet she was a
beaten woman by all the rules. She was
married to a man who was poor and
would never be otherwise. Her real
| youth was gone. and even should Cart
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1903-02-03
NUMBER 10

ripe for IT. I had had enough Of the
other kind I resolved to stay here, and
here l am. My uncle gave me money
enough to buy this house and a bit of
land running down to the lake, and
here l established hermitage"
His voice changed, and his eyes be-
gan to glisten.
In the long winter evenings" he
continued, Il began to write to q little
girl. She was only sixteen, and she was
going to school. | wrote bear stories for
her and lonesome tales of the woods
You must understand that Just before
my pecuniary disaster had CHANGED to
see her, and somehow her beauty'-at
this point Mrs. Cartwright tried to COW
er his mouth with her hand-"her beau
ty," he persisted, land her innocence
had remained with me. And she had
remembered me- Think Of it-me, the
prohigatel What miracles doth heaven
grant. Well, well, wrote her stories
Of the woods, and finally l wrote her
love stories, and so at last, being quite
free in the world, though only nineteen
when this happened, she came up into
the wilderness to see me, and we were
married at Pine Knot, five miles down
the lake
Therefore" he went on. extending
his left hand toward a pitcher of cider
on the table. 81 shall propose the
health of all thieving, rascally trustees
who steal the money of those foolish
heirs who are not fit to have it. All,
Mr.. Cameron, think what he did for
me! Think of this pure. healthy life
among the fragrant treesl l am su-
premely happy. | bless him. honor
him. Here's to him-old Archibald
Withington-may the saints receive
him.
1 was about to raise my glass, but
laid it down again.
Archibald Withingtonr' said I.
why, know him. He has offices In
the same building as myself"
You're thinking of his son." said
Cartwright, smiling.
Pardon me-" l rejoined. ''The man
I'm thinking of can't be the son of any
one now living. He is more than hum
dred years old, should say. though he
hasn't grown a day older In ten years
He is tall as a tree, straight as a gun
barrel. and he bears a scar upon his
left cheek that he says he got In the
civil war. though 1 think it was more
likely the Revolution"
Archibald wilmington in New York;
cried Cartwright He has made an
other fortune. Then
He has always been rich," said I.
HE was never ruined He never fed"
We were all upon our feet by this
time and very much excited.
Cartwright" said 1, your uncle
tell me about him. You say that he waa
strict, severe. By heavens, he took this
means to reform you, with Withing-
toms connivance. of course Was there
any provision In your fathers Will
which could give the color Of honesty
to-
Much; much was left to Wfthing
toms discretion" said Cartwright In q
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1903-02-03

I CALLED AT THEIR HOUSE LAST YEAR
trembling voice. "And yet the money
is undoubtedly mine. Did anybody ev-
robbery as this? Marjory. my poor
girl, And l have kept you shaving in
this wilderness. without a rag Of
clothes, without Jewell
I'VE have been happy here" she said
through hysterical tears But for our
sons sake | think we ought to make
some attempt to have our rights"
Attempt cried Cartwright. well,
you just watch me. I'll stand those
two old villains on their venerable
heads. Tlr'-
oh, deari Ofr. Cameron continued.
To think what did to them. those
kind and happy folks who welcomed
me to their hospitable table that even
ing! They went back to the city. and
they found the truth TO be as ! con-
jectured- 1t had been done for Cart
wright's good.
So they got all their money Che
Cartwright gave me $1,000 and this
cabin. He and his wife took a house
on Fifth avenue. and they went much
into society-for the sake of the child.
they said, though what difference it
could make to a 10y don't know II il
had been a girl-but why discuss it?
/ called at their house when | was
in the city last year, and Mrs Cart
wright had me to lunch. Her husband
was too i'll to come downstairs-too i'll
to see me, In fact. l don't wonder.
They live very high, and when 4 man
has been used to open air and good.
wholesome food the change goes hard
with him. A woman, OF course, can
stand anything-except worse clothes
than her neighbors. And Mrs. Cart
wright dresses wonderfully well, but
she's beginning TO look old. Poor wo-
mani She was so pretty, so rosy, SO
happy and healthy here that night in
the light of the fire, And it's not SO
long ago.
Cartwright sent down word to me
that IL there was anything wanted
need only ask for it. He would set no
limit upon his gratitude to the man
who brought him into his fortune
didn't take anything. As a man Of
heart, as a man from outdoors, by
lingo, I couldn't do it,
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1903-02-03
OUR FASHION LETTER
How Smart New Gowns and
Waists Are Made.
ARE MUCH TUCKED NDsTRAPPED

Strong Co1ors, Even bright Greens
and Flame Tfnts. Are worn-some
New Ideas In DIouse.-About Even
Ing Gowns.
The smart gowns of cloth, hopsack
and tweed are arranged with fine tuck
ings. which have the effect of cords.
and strappings OF silk or material.
The strappings are much wider than OF
yore. and braidins is also employed.
especially in scrolls and detached or
naments over the straps. The plated
skirts are generally quite plain or
merely ornamented with rows OF
stitching.
Short haired furs are combined with
woolen materials for gowns. and a
sack bolero OF fur quite short and loose
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necked demitoilets. which are more
fashionable than decollete gowns for
all occasions save balls. This is very
sensible fashion in cold weather. for
even transparent chiffon and lace yokes
provide some sort Of protection for the
lungs and throat and, II well managed.
are quite as becoming as the decollete
bodices-in fact, far more so TO those
women who have not perfect necks.
The crepe de chine gown in the illus
tration is made with n yoke and double
collar effect OF lace. The sleeves are
puffed into deep lace cuffs, and the en-
tire gown is tucked perpendicularly.
JUDO CHOLLET.
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spray effects. One of the prettiest color
combinations is pale pink covered with
yellow lace and fastening with little
rhinestone buttons.
Nowadays transparent yokes are CIV
ing way to high lace and chiffon ia
bots. Frenchwomen are all wearing
collars again; consequently all the smart
blouses and dresses no longer show the
collarless effect.
The clever woman always keeps by her
two smart blouse patterns. and she can
then. with the aid Of a seamstress.
evolve separate waists from her old
gowns.
The pretty blouse shown is of louisine
silk and fine lace.
A Delusive simplicity.
There is a delusive simplicity about
some of the newest and most elegant
evening gowns. delusive because the
simple effect is really most difficult to
achieve successfully and demands a
fairylike lightness and delicacy of touch
ON the part Of the worker whose task It
Is to manipulate the dainty gauze chif-
fon and crepe de chine, for diaphanous
fabrics are more fashionable than ever.
The revival of early Victorian fash
ions with respect to bodices is very no
ticeable. On most of the new evening
gowns the length and slope Of the shoul-
ders are emphasized even I'm the high
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will have tweed or cloth skirt
trimmed with the same fur. Furs Of
the astrakhan and caracal type are
also initiated in wool. and this kind OF
cloth is very effective when made up
with plain cloth Of contrasting color
ing.
The circular tounces have ceased to
be so much the style. and tailors are
substituting the skirts tucked in clus-
ters to allow plenty Of fullness at the
bottom.
The broadcloth suit here shown has
one OF the latest skirts. The jacket Is
equally simple and effective.
Colors That Are Worn.
The new flame color is very effective
when worn by the right woman, but
some of the varieties of this color and
OF green. too. are horrible when worn
by all sorts and conditions Of people.
This is the worst of popular craze or
n new shade.
Colors are growing stronger. and this
we owe to eastern art and the craze for
everything japanese.
Never attempt daring color combina-
tions in cheap materials. Bright shades
in cheap materials are invariably crude
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"He crossed the Atlantic twinty-
sivin times an niver got drownded but
wanst"
'1ndadeI An which one OF his trips
was II he was drownded on?"
"Ofm not sure. but Oi think II was
the twinty-sivinth."
He was lucky. Nanny man would
have wint to the bottom on his first
y'yage instead of waiting till the last"
Fright We are. More people are
drownded by water than by railroad
wrecks"
Its a fatal death. begorra. Kan
bs City journal
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LET ME TELL YoU HOW ! CAME HERE
cause Of waiting while the preparation
Of IT was completed. In this task the
husband assisted.
! was n very formal fellow in those
days. My manner was as stiff as n
starched shirt collar (and he pulled his
flannel garment open little wider at
these Words. From the outset I could
see that Mrs. Cartwright detected the
flavor of my breeding and that her wo-
mans nature would not let her admit
any deficiency on her own part Indeed.
there was no need OF IL. for she was
born and bred lady and quite in the
circle of my own family's acquaintance.
as | learned presently. for she was a
Wayne Of the old Connecticut stock.
and the Camerons were proud of an al
lance with them two generations ago.
when both were rich.
Some taik Of this very distant rla-
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and lose all the richness of light and
shade. Different tones OF black blend
ed together are very effective. Panne
is of course the order of the day, as
its glory can be toned down by somber
black chiffon. lightened again perhaps
by n curious kind of gauze. The touches
of jet seen on so many smart black
gowns aid in relieving the somberness.
At least one black gown Is indispen-