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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-05-26

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geipeien ipGre.
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ceinem idb0nen Rbein. uno peHn es
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bleibit bu fir immer Bel uns, bic mir
bir cir neues Seim bieten."
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berSisen @sId0pf nur un.er SbrGnsn
susulGheln.
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Degllns 9sieBt. ba lub Srdu BON Srlls
bdb ibre @dite aur Riidtebr in bds
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ianfte Stimme:
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pereiniamt fiiblen; dber piellei6t err
baIten sic balb fir Sbren 9erIuit eis
men griub,"
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9erin has nod feu9te 9lntliB gu unb
er perItano ippbl, ipas bic 6er3ensgute
Srau bamit fagen lppllte; dber Elm triis
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SoIlba9 nit bepegter Stimme; er
preBte babel Die Sanb Der eblen Srau
uno 9eibe 9ingen i4peigeno in oas
Saus 5uriid.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-05-26

-&iRbermunb. D. DWtuttcr. ipie
oft muB benn Der 8dier nod etnbrss
hsn. Bis er in's pauQptitum tOmmts'
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-07-16

edge. Deep 1ounces Of anticipated
lace or chiffon fill the sleeve opening
and peep from beneath the lace border
below. An elaborate carriage wrap for
an afternoon drive is rather long, made
of string-colored louisine and plated
chiffon of the same new tint, and is
Yolumifious in shape and trimmed In
tiers of Irvine fringe.
For Summer costumes there is moth
Ing that will rival the little bolero or
eton In the shape of serviceabe wrap.
And so many pretty fancies can be
adapted to 1t. Below Jokes the fronts
and backs hang in accordion platts.
side plaits and box plaits or in no plaits
at all. but with all sorts and conditions
Of points and scallops and waved lines.
With girlish figures. the little coat, as
rule, reaches only to the upper edge
Of high girdles. With matronly figures
a waist and length is preferred.
For dress occasions there are seen at
the largely attended dances of the lead
ing hotels no end OF variations on the
little Louis XVI. wraps. and all are
made rs airy and frivolous as possible
with ftills and plaits. ruches and puff
ings. For these small accessories thin
silks in pretty shades are being very
much used,
For shoulder throws" lace scarfs and
1chus are lined with chiffon and nous
seline de sole plaitings. Women who
have to study expense are making the
inexpensive little liberty silk fiat ruffs
found at the neckwear counter presen-
able and becoming by topping them with
little fancy collars of lace or enibroid-
cry. AS much in evidence as ever is
the greatly favored feather boa. Now
adays 1t is long anu fiat, and tends to
give broad look across the shoulders.
The mara bou is very soft. but is only
suitable for evening wear. One would
think that, after SO many years. the boa
would take much-needed rest; but
since it is graduated into the stole it
has taken a frmer hold than ever, and
the chances are that it will last through
a good many seasons. Other tones come
and go. but the stole in black and white
outlasts them all. There are hosts of
possibilities in little shoulder wraps
which may be produced at moderate
cost.
A pretty little affair made OF q eoetly
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-07-16

tlnted silk dotted gauze net Is dainty
convenience for cool evenings on the
1eranda and other occasions. The net
IS shirred at the top and bottom of the
cape, which extends half way to the
elbow, and the full shirred tabs fail
IRON IRON the throat to the knees. The en-
TIRE edge Is finished with double ruch-
ing OF the same net, which is shirred
also.
Inc first warm spell has brought
OUT capricious little wraps in great va
rlety and they are made of every ma
terlal which Is modish. With elaborate
costumes of silk or wool (of course very
nght weight the fancy little bolero Is
Tue leader. 1t also graces the smart
hnen suits SO much in evidence in this
years warm weather wardrobe. This
dlminutive garment Is abbreviated or
aampiifed to suit all figures its lines
knowing no restrictions. The bolero.
IN TACT. OF this day of grace. runs the
garnet or the once popular zouave and
Eton and encroaches on the domain OF
the blouse, in name a. least. Then there
are all sorts of plays on cape and
pelerine effects. SO after a connoisseur
has taken the second look at many Of,
the most fashionable wraps she Is still
uncertain whether the sleeve is sleeve
in TACT or in appearance only.
No daintier attire for young girl. or
for that matter. for the pretty fnatron
was ever invented than the flowing
sleeve bolero with its dainty lingerie
blouse and undersleeve. Accompanied
by trig fxings. wide, crushed girdle and
becoming hats. many such getups are
every whit as attractive as the can.
vases the artists display.
A stunning little boiero Of chaneeable
blue taffeta is trimmed with a gailoon
which mingles blue. black and gold The
shoulders are very low. The flowing
sleeve falls over the lingerie sleeve frills
of the blouse. Brass buttons and black
cord trim the front. The same buttons
also finish the sleeves and the deep
suede girdle.
pretty Partisan idea. and fascinat-
ingly attractive. is the combination of
the shoulder wrap, picture hat and para
sol to match. This thought can be
charmingly carried out this season at
the many elaborate affairs held at the
leading fashionable resorts where gar
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-07-16
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taffeta OF the same tone, on tbis u,..s
used the same, ribbon fringe and t,n,y0
ered vatican discs as appeared ~, NE
waist. Plain taffeta Is used n a s,r,te
Jar way, with figured silks. the coinr
OF either ground OF design hsin.
matched to nicety.
The broad. dropping effects that char
acterize this seasons modes have lad n
the rage for whimsical shoulder l,rs I,eI1
les. which Will be seen in ali their y.r
atoms at the leading fashionable s,,n.
mer resorts. The stole OF many evoi,,.
lions yielded it's place. to the peleriue.
which in turn has given way befors
hchu and dolman shapes, closely fol-
lowed BY the old friend. the cape.
Demurely crossed fichus ana surnl,ee
effects are always contemporaries ana
this season is no exception. Some Of the
newest wraps. like the gowns. are dis
tinguished by their richness. Thew are
OF white. black or champagne colored
lace. chiffon or net. accordion pleated
and overlaid with motifs OF heavy nee.
The points and leaves on these are ire.
quently interlaced with kfiotted narrow
ribbons. The wraps are kimono shaped
and collarless. Many show the new DAT
bows of velvet ribbon.
Some are unlined, others show through
their transparent material a lining OF
lowered silk or chiffon, and flower.
petals to match for fringe along their
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-07-16

den parties and other appropriate occa-
sions afford the display of ma gnificent
attire particularly of the important ac-
cessores which are essential In complet-
Ing the toilette. Strikingy beautiful was
q set combining hat, parasol and fichu.
The hat was designed in the new poke
bonnet shape and made entirely of
SHRED white chiffon.
Within the edge of the inner brim.
also on the crown. were gracefully ar
ranged wreaths Of T. button roses
and forget-me-nots. Long, white satin
strings brought around from the back
Of the bonnet and tied loosely under the
chin. add quaint touch. The fichi
has a double ruffle of the super white
satin. which continue In two long sash
ends at the front. The ruffies are edged
entirely With dainty accordion- plated
Valenciennes lace. which idea is contin-
ued upon the ruftle OF the parasol. Both
fichu and parasol are strewn with sprays
OF the small flowers. The long sash
ends are carelessly. though artisticaIly.
tied below the bust and extended Just to
the knees. The same materials are EN-
ployed in the parasol. the handle being
in the natural wood and straight.
The hats that accompany these beau-
tiful pelerines of chiffon lace and flowers
are great Gainsboroughs, trimmed with
birds of Paradise and exquisite droop-
Ing sprays of flowers. or with graceful
plumes that seem very part of the
picture hats.
At big garden party held recently
In London's social circles many OF the
hats worn were enormous. They may
suit the taste Of the English woman,
but are extraordinary. nevertheless.
True, the general effect is good: and,
after all, that is the only test of d cha
peau. The Louis XVI, which Is so
very broad across the face. has been a
favorite model One immense rose. with
little foliage. is all that some OF the
hats are garnished with. The shepherds
ess is much worn. but it takes severe-
~ beautiful ensemble to set off the
shepherdess to advantage. No doubt
these hats will suit the women who will
wear them. for the English certainly
have peculiar style. After a while one
becomes accustomed to their loose way
Of dressing. but 1t causes rather shock
at first.
When flowers are the fashion the hats
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-07-16
homemade floor stain.

For the economical housewife who
wishes to darken room floors innocent
of any coloring a good and very cheap
staining can be gotten by buying Eve
cents worth Of permanganate OF potash
which, when mixed with two quarts of
water, will stain floor nicely The cost
of coloring a room need not be over two
or three cents aside from the labor Of
applying the permanganate to the wood.
Be sure and wash your floor carefully
and then allow it to dry thoroughly. II
you want darker color than results
from the first coat of staining. let 1t dry
well and repeat the operation. This stain
ing will take splendid polish from
beeswax. and turpentine or hard oil can
be used. but the homemade staining
and the beeswax and turpentine can be
made to do the work for almost nothing
aside from the extra trouble OF prepar-
ing the articles.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-07-16
A Fascinating Set.

For garden party or fete champetre
this quaint set of hat, parasol and hchn.
lngly pretty. The hat is an adaptation
Of the poke bonnet. which we have been
hearing so much about, but seldom see.
crown and inner brim are encircled with
wreath Of tiny button ses and for
get-me-nots, and the long white satin
strings are brought around and tied
demurely under the chin. The fchu
of supple white satin and lace has q
thick garniture Of the small flowers and
long lace-edged sash ends tie in front,
The parasol Is likewise of chiffon and
lace. mounted over white satin, and
sprays of the flowers are artisttcally dis
posed over the canopy portion. The
long handle is in natural lockwood.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-07-16
BY Our Special Correspondent,
MIRIAM SPIER.

Shoulder fol-de-rols occupy a large
place In the fashionable woinan's toilet
this summer. They are Of all Shapes,
including such time-honored styles as
the mlaritilla, dolman. shawl. fichu and
the like. Chiffon, taffeta and lace are
made UP into some Of the quaintest
little garments. There are all sorts of
little wraps which have sprung up like
the dandelions that may contribute
greatly to the limitless extravagances
Of the up-to-date summer girl. The
bolero. eton, blouse. dolman. cape and
pelerine are the original types to which
these pretty garments owe their origin.
Two-piece gowns Of the thin. sheer ma
terials ana silks will be worn with
little. loose outdoor shoulder coverings
Of silk or lace. BY preference both silk
and lace are of the same shade as the
frocks. For example, with gray-green
taffeta, shot with self-colored jacquard
hgures. there is lace bolero dyed to
match exactly. This is trimmed with
narrow fringe and the tiny shifred
bands Of the SILK, which are introduced
on the deep Spanish flounee of the skirt
and also on the waist.
To make skirt, waist and bolero one
In scheme was the plan. A gown of
gray crepe de chine had the most frivo-
lous OF little wraps, made of plain
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-07-16
Set OF Hat, Boa And Muff En-
Suite.

The liking for matched sets is one OF
the newest features OF the current FASH
IONS In the Illustration the hat 10
made Of pleated tulle, mounted upon q
wire frame having a bell crown and
srnartly upturned brim. A huge Ma
poleon rosette in black velvet, conferred
with q jet buckle. Is posed on the flare
the same ribbon hang at the back, let
sprays completing the garniture. Both
boa and muff are fashioned upon silk
foundation, and the liberty mousseline
Is shirred with alternate satin and vel
vet baby ribbons. the long stole ends OF
the boa being repeated at each side Of
the muff. This Is a set which will read
lily lend itself to any costume, for the
ish as IL ever was
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-07-16
Description OF Above
Models.
An Artistic Ensemble.

=, There is an air of fnodish srnartness In
This street costume, which Is due to tho
harmony. of the different items. The
Of the International Society OF Dress
makers, and to whom courtesy for the
reproduction Is, due Is in Havana brown
UP with Empire green, the Same tint
furnishing the foundation silk and show
ing, family through the rnesfes Of the
which tones well with the brown Of the
broad brim. lifted in the Gainsborough
manner ON the left side. Long black
crown and under the brirn, where they
rest on the hair. The extremely stylish
hehu Is in a very faint biscuit tint,
which tones well with the brown of the
gown; the inner portion is in ruched
trlle and the border In raveIled silk,
coo feathers and chiffon pleating, long
streamers of velvet ribbon making d
Is In the same tint
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-07-16
Draped With a Lace MantiIla.

There is rather more than hint OF
the romantic possibilities of the Spanish
mantllla, famed In song and story, in
the disposition of the lace upon this Pic
pure white crinoline straw, and over
this the scarf Is deftly draped. the pat-
termed edge hanging In curtain fashion
brought around from the back and CO
quettishly knotted in front, while q
spray Of blush pink roses with velvet
foliage on the hat is repeated on the
long scarf where 1t knots on the shout
dor
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-07-16

For the warm days. when the veil
over the face Is likely to prove oppres-
sive. the veil is draped in just the same
style as though 1t is to be worn down
all around. and then the front is thrown
back over the crown Of the hat. while
the back hangs down In curtain fashion,
thus conforming to the latest style.
The chenilie-dotted wells are shown
with a tape border. this latter some-
times in contrasting color. which at
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-07-16
All Black With Tea Roses.

Here one Of the plateau shapes is
mounted upon a velvetrcovered BAN
deau and dented becomingly In front,
SO that the brim curves gracefully over
the face, A large. splashing bow OF
fiat crown, and beneath the brim a
paradise plume falls toward the back.
Tea roses in the natural tint are posed
only color relief to the otherwise all
hla hnf
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-07-16
Sortie de Bal.

This quaint and old-fashioned hood ID
cleverly combined with hint Of a
shoulder, cape. to which long stole ends
are applied In the front. There Is cfiif-
part shirred and ruched all around the
portion which comes next the face. and
the curtain" hanging cape fashion over
chiffon shirred at intervals. and TIM
point d'esprit silk net Is edged with a.
chiffon ruche. ~
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1904-11-10

r,z6n d.. dicho v.,,, oxc.,t,,.ud,> ,
rns,o ,i,s, prahado y ~ T., ,,,,,,.,..;6r,
.ic ,1s boros ,si como %, on, u ,ra.,.1.
n ,.r}iraga 0o lus tfiuIos ..nt..y.,r,,.,,,,., =,
r,uIIisi;ados.
G. Ei contrat, rc,,tiy, o,odar6 nx-
ccptnndo del ,mnu.-,o a.i ;,mhr,.
IT. Toaas las de,uaa condolences cs-
pecialmerte las rnlat,vas 4 los terrn;
nos de parn linritac;6n do ;rt,s,>asss,
rccfpyocog. emisiones nnblicas omur-
fizaci6n 9 canie do los tf,u,os cue so
han de remitir Y 4 Ios gostos V re-
slas concentrates 4 In cofizaci6n on
I,s I,nlsas nxtraniar,a y 1os sarv;
clos, de rStii,os y dc amnrtizaci6n se-
ran fiJaAas Dor 81 Eincutivo de anu,r
DO con los Observation-Disclosures V cas,s
cvntratanteg
Ar,fcu!o segundo.-.ll producto del
cmprGstito de- ula hHbla a nrtfcu1o
anterior. SO dastinura. on su totalidad.
Il los obJetos sig'h"ntes:
y. a In amortization do las ObliGa-
cionca del Tcsoro emitidas con fecha
nrimcro d" JUNO de 1908 en In canti-
aah dc 12.5OO.Oo0 do'arcs.
B. "a In amortization de las otras
Obitgactones del Tesoro quo H@van la
ie"ha de prtmeTo d" jun'o dc 1901.
y Que Sc emiti"ron por la cantidad do
''"""'ooo de doiares'
T. a IA amortization dc los certi-
iiciidos especiales' em'tid0s con ARE
gio Ia ley de " dc Diciembre do 1909
y que estdn todavfa en circulation
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1904-11-10
PERSONALES

Il. Gonzhlez Treviilo, de Monterrey.
en- q Hoto! Menger: l.. dc Ia Garz4.
Guerrero, Coah.. en- 81 Mahncke: T.
Cairra' Chndad de Mexico, AIenger.
En las uficinas del "Regidor" han
es'@'do csia aanana los Sres. sielfen
les: Sabine MARTINEZ, de Laredo. Hi
&ihi0 Pa1. ]. NJ. Ramirez. Francis
G" sanchez Betancourt, de esta Ciu-
dad: Rogue Marichalar, dc aa.snln-
co. Gresorio Tresifo, de IIosoya. Pa
MO R"salcs. de San Antonio, Cesa-
re" Briscfio. dc Miguel: Francisco G.
Charles. de Marion; Pcrfecto Rodrf-
siez De Won Ormy y Mauricio Gouza-
leH. lis la Ciuttad de Mexico
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1904-11-10
Los .DIAs ALEGRES.

Los dlas aleSres como parleras go
iohdrlnaS, eStan para 1legar. Ell dfa
dc Ia Virgen de Guadalupe, Ia Nocho
Buena, 81 Aho Nuevo. Que de er-
cueTdos sus"tntan ell nuastro espfrltu
"sas hermosas fechas. Las reminis-
c"ncihs mas runotls vienen degde Io.
confines De nu"stra infancia parn
hecernos GoZlr En- estos dfas nos
EoiVem05 hacin los seres qucridos. VI
F"3 nurTtOs, no importa como De-
mhIhoS no reCovdnmos Ia fisonomfa
mas que coHfusamontr. Dues 10 huv
Telrato Wi" nos los rcpresenten CO.
mo los vimos. En- Ia memoria SO "de-
tlenen,' no asf cuando SO lleva el re-
irato Ell una hermos;L v fucrte nayafa
lie fantasia. Yea Uh cl anuncio de
alias en- In sexta pAgina del "Regi-
dor"
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1904-11-10
FL EMPRESTITO De
DO MILLONES.
Importante Iniciativa

EL Sr. SaCrtatiO dc Hacienda en-
yi6 4 In Camara una iniCiativA
dc Icy muy inturcaan;c, reiativa nj
cmprGstito de cuar"nta milloneS de
pesos ORC. Ia partn resoIutivd drl
doau1nento cs como siguc:
ATtfr;lto primer0. Sc autorlA nj
Eiocntiyo d.. "a Union para ContrLtHr
IN e1nMe8tito que con el n0mDre dc
"Dnuda del cuatro por ciento orc de
1904 do los EstadOE Unido3 M"xica-
nos" so ajusta Il las signient''s bases:
A. El total monte dc Ii deuda no OK
c.ndara de- cuarenta millones dc do
larts g ie s,i cquivalcncia en- libras
eatar,inas. marcos del Imperip aiemAn
8 frances.
n, Ei redito snrii d. IN cuatru por
cianto. Dagbiero scme8iralmentc on
las monCtlas va mouCiOnIhas. asf q!
capital como los inteTeses csuiran IL
hrcp, de todo impucsto estabincido o
Dor establcccr por cuHlqnier nutoridad
de Ia RepubinA.
G. So formara un f0tido de nmorti-
SlcIOu, II I'M Hb uuc 1T thuhS phsT"j
cxtinguida dentro dc Cincuenta ailos,
al efectO SO jestlnara cIida senes-
trs al rsrnaticntc d. una semianuall-
dad fila do $4,000 d0,ares, dcspues
do ,omar do Gsia la csntldad neces$arta
para pagan los intci@scs dc los bonoa
en- circulation,
y. la amortization sc harh po- f,as
dio de- sorteos, rctiimtcndo los bouos
sl vaior nominal durantn los Gin
go primcros amos. paaado ESQ tempo,
SO verificara pDr compras on vi mar-
eAIo, al el valor de los utulos es in
rsrior q la par. tambisn por sorteos
Y on los mismos terminos que duran
10 log pyimeros clnco aiios, 81 dicho
yaior es igGal superior 4 Ia par.
u. iGsta deuda no dIsfrutHra de ga
rantfa especial dc ninguna clase.
r. Ei precio de venta do los bonos
ssra do 80 por cieuto con los intefa
ses davengados por eilos desde al dia
de su fscha iraata el del pago de HI
,prenio, sin quo el Gobterno tenga au1
nt,onar comisi6n nj gasto alguno por
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1904-11-10
La eIeCClun Presidential en-
LlS ESTADOS UNIDOS.

lava4ff ffJt q - s ~ syrS,k
FL oeho dc sNoyiembTe So Eedttia-
ron en- los Estados Unidos las e1ec-
cionts presidenctaIes, en- las que triun
70 In candidatuITa lie Tcodoro Roose-
Welt, de! Partido Replhlicano, en- con-
ira de Parker. 81 candidate demo-
cHlta. El nlimero de vot0s que fave
lcci0 Il Roosevelt exceGe on mucho al
Q1n ohLuvo McIliuipy eli su ultima e.
lection.
Il Presidents Roosevelt, despues
d. ser r0tiCiad0 a. 81 victoria. rsf,i-
bio mumerlbisa f@iicitaciones de to-
dHs pIrtrs d. l.. Union. Immediate
mcnte hizo IN sigui"nLe declaration,
que In publicado t0da Ia pr9nSa:
"Estoy hondamenLc cormoviJo nor
cl honor Cue me ha hecho el pueblo
americana, expreaando asf su confian
IA Gn 10 que he hecho Y mo he cs-
Tornado por haccr: aprecio nmpliamen
te Ia solrmne rcsponsabilidad que esta
confianza me impone, y hare todo 10
que este en- mi poder Lara no de-