davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-23
Mysterious HaudbiII.

outside Of the Industrial regions there
is little evidence of a strike. Tho city
pharmacies generally remain open. The
drug clerks who have just emerged from
protracted struggle. disrega arded the sum
mons Of their union TO strike. The stores
are open as usual and the street cars are
running The 5oldest OF all the bold pro-
DunciamentOs OF the reVolutonists is a
mysterious handbill with which Tsarskoe
Selo was flooded today. Processing to al
lude TO terrorist plot against the em-
peror, the bandbill says:
There will be a little pun of smoke
Pay no heed TO It, as the result will he the
best thing possible for everybody"
The police have been baffied in their
efforts to hnd the printers and dssem-
inators Of these bills.
Decides Against Universal suffrage.
ST. PETERSBURG. Dec. 3.-The emperor
and his cabinet late last night reached a
final decision regarding the electoral law
deciding against universal and equal suf-
frage and In favor OF the extension Of the
law promulgated August 10 last TO include
In addition 10 the small land owners in the
country tho workmen and the educated
classes. the small rent payers in the cities
The details of this law were covered at the
time I'm these dispatches The douma will
bo convoked in March.
In high government circles the greatest
confidence is expressed that the general
strike will fail So far as St. Petersburg
is concerned the hattie certainly is going
against the rcvolutionares.
Unless better results are obtained else
where OF the fight enters on a distivc ly ne y
phase, the leaders will be compelled to
beat a general retreat in order 10 save their
prestige.
In spite of the herculean efforts of the
local chiefs TO cheer on their followers the
last forty-eisht hours have not produced
any extension Of the strike.
kosTRUMA, European Russia. Dec. "a
The railroad employees here struck today
All rsffie has ceased
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-23
Fights for Cattle Men.

Senator Warren Of Wyoming talked TO
tho president today about the recent order
Of tho Interior department relating to the
rental Of forest reserves for grazing. This
question is causing much discussion in the
west, and various suggestions have been
offered There is opposition on the part Of
number of western people to any charge
for grazing in tho forest reserves. and other
interesting questions deal with the method
Of giving permits, especially as to prefer
enCe among applicants
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-30
Muchy q cholera.

. Pewien znany professor
francuski, wyk}adajacy, W q
kademii .lekarskiej, wyrazi}
zdanic, ze %gl6wnemi szerzy-
cielkami cholery SO amuchy.
Wobec spodziewanej z przy-
sz}a wiosna cholery W Rosyi
,,Matin" og}osi}, re 10000
frank6w da nagrody temu,
kto wynajdzie najlepszy 6ro-
dek ma: muchy. Wiadomo
jest powszechnie, ze g{6wne-
mi szerzycielkami dzumy So
pch]y (szczeg6lniej pch}y "a
dzumionych szczur6w), za6
febry i6Itej moskity i ko-
mary.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-30
WyIm6Wka.

Zo}nierz rosyjski postano-
wiony ma stra&y PREY armacle
odszed} sobie caSkiem spo-
kojnie do pobliskiej kantyny
ma Woke. tn spotka} go ka-
pitan i rozgniewany zawola}:
Jak sic powazy}e6 opusoi6
twoje stanowiskof Czy ME
wiesz, ie miale6 pilnowa6 ar
maty3
Panie,kapitanie, odparl lot:
nierz = pr6bowalem armata
podniese j ~nie,moglem, navel
dwbch jej. ME udzwignie, {
gdyby prEysslo wiecej Nil
dw6ch to i TAX bYm jej ] ole 9
bi. Mo obroni}...
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-30
SUPERINTENDENT.

aEj--rET~@ ~ =. EE L-A- sEET5 &f
Wokny Wilhelm Holm 2
Frankfurt zbiegl, sprzenie:
~wierzyvszy 1899 mrk. ii.
ulotnif sic 10 bm. Posiu-
:gacz pocztowy J6zef Mueller
z Viewer pow. Minden
.zbieg1, spr~ssniswierzywszy re
mrk. prsskazanych pocEcie,
jake tel LIST . 5000 mrk.
Mueller sbisgt = bm. "a w
|llsdzsnis NJ. wysnac2ono 1N
mrk. nagrody.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-30
Sze6c tygodni bez pokar'

byl palace okretowy z parow-
ca ,Wuerzburg". Chcqc So
bic rodebrac zycie, zazy} mai
prz6d trucizny, a nastepnie
ukry} sic pod kot}em, gdzie
przelezai 43 dni bez jad}a
Zualeziono 60 dopiero p
przybyciu do Buenos Aires
W Argentynie, gdzie pc 6
dniach W lazarecie umar}.
Lekarze sedza, ii. skutkiem
zatycia trucizny popadf W ro'
dzaj letargu, czyli cie3kiegc
snu, 'gdyt inaozej ME by}by
m6gt Eye tax d}ugo be- po'
karmu.s .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-30
CIE|KANElE' RZECZYl'.
Dlaczego many sl0tna je-
si66?

6l6nE
w tych 'dniach ma 6rodku
tarczy s3onecznej motna bylo
>ogl4dae olbr1ymi4 plane ma
wet acknowledgment okiem,
bqdE "a ponoca okopconego
szkla, b&dE prssz dsiurks, Q.
tworzon& Y kartonie. Spo.
gAdajac, prsaE teleskop, widsi
sic oeromne sabursenia M
sto6cu. Plams jest stbrzymi&
zajmujs hexism / dsiesiats
Geese tarcsy slonsesnej. Oko-
10 40 PLAN, 2 kt6ryeh mai
wiexsza preewy&s2a obsza-
rem ziemie, snajduje Gle 10
penuryi przecinanej pasami
6wiatla. Gaia przestrze6 PLAN
,posiada 6rednica :ziemi, q
mianowicie wynoszaca okra-
PIE 10000 ~kilometr6w. Skut-
klein rotacyi s&o6ca posunie
sic owa plama ku psawej
krawedzi jego, pc BTU
dniach znajdzie sic znowu
po level. Meteorolowie PREY
puszczaja, re tegoroczna SLOT
IA jesie6 zawdzieczamy O.
wynn zaburzeniom i plamom
ma s}ofcu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-30

|poniewat wdawala sic " mi
|lostlk,i : inl7nymi; chodzilo mu
. to, ably Gle JUL nikomu ME
mogla spodobac. Powedruje
20 to M s miesiecy do kozy
'lecz to ionic nosa ME powe-
tujel
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-30
ktr.eh.
Dokohossnie)

- \DOAOAOSU0Ao/s
Wte1a noe zapad3a ciemna,
ME vid.iaien mic pred CO.
.ba, AMI obok sisbie. Galezie
drew potrzasane wichrem
szumia}y zlowrogo W powie-
Wreszcie ujrza}em 6wiat}o,
a wkr6tce potem ~przewodnik
moi zapuka} do drzwi. Bo:
jazliwy krzyk kobiecy by'
odpowiedzia, potem zapyta3
CLOS mezki: kto tam? Pre-
wodnik moi %powiedzia} swe
~nazwieko, a gdy6my weszli
przedstawi& mi sic widok,
kt6rego ME zapomne.
Starry czlowiek O siwych
w1osach i b}ednem spojrzeniu,
z nabita strzelba W reku, O.
czekiwa{ mas wewnatrz W
kuchni, PREY samych> za6
drzwiach stale dw6ch MILO
dych ch}op6w, uzbrojonych
W maczugi. w ciemnych ka-
tach dostrzeglem dwie ko-
biety kleczace, z twarza ku
scianie zwr6cona. Pc kr6t-
kich wyja6nieniach z}ozy}
starzec. strzelbe i kaza} mnie
o~dprowad:it do przeznaczo-
nego mi pokoju. GdY sic
jednak kobiety ME. rusza}y z
miejsca.
,,Widzisz pan, OTTO tel nocy
pred dwoma laty zastrzeIi
len, cz}owieka. Zesz}ego roku
przyszedf on mnie wofac Il
s"ba i, dis oczekuje g. II
w." / 'ls.,'at dziwny1n 81.
sam: ,,St~td pochodzi na~>
''epdk6j' 70
Stara'em sic go wedle m'z
rosci uspokoit, opowiadafen'
rome zarciki i udaio mi sit
przytfumic gwaltowne
wzruszenie tych ludzi. Pred
kominem spa} spokojnie
u}ozywszy glove ma }apach,
starry, ma pot oSlep}y pies
domowy. A. ma divorce bill
wiatr o sciany domostwa
przez male okienko obok
drzwi widzia}em PREY 6wietlt
~b}yskawicy drzewa miotant
burza. Mimo mych usiio
wan, mozna byio pqznac, &c
cj ludzie ME, mogli swej oba.
Wy calkiem pokoua6 i gd>
|przesta}em movie, sluchal
niespokojnie g}os6w bury
|Znudzony to 6mieszna obaws
chcialem sic udat ma spoczy'
mex, gdy wtsm starry le6niczJ
nagle zerwal sic 2 krzesla
ohwycil q strzelbe j g}oseu
oblskanego zawoial: ,,Oto OF
jest, slysze gol'' Obie k'obiet,
upadly przy 6cianie ma kola
ma, . synowie porwali .
maczugi. Chcialem ich zn6v
uspokoid, gdy wtem pie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-30
P0trzeba M1odzie6c6W

do uczenia sic telegrafowania
rachunk6w kolejowych.
$50 do 800 m~iesiecznej pensyi
pc zdaniu egzaminu lu5 ME zadamy
mic "a nauke. Robotnik6w potrzeba
.ielu.- Nasze szes6 szk61 So maj
vieksse-v Ameryce So endosowa-
ne przeE kazdy urzad kolsjovy.
Najlepszy czas do rozpocz9cia jest
teraz. Piszcie pc katalog.
MerseSchO0lof Telegraphy
Cincinnati, O., Buffalo N. Y, i
Atlanta, Ga; La Crosse, Wis,
Texarksna, Tex, San Francisco,
Cal. (Piszcie do kt6regokolwiek Z
powyzszych miejscowosci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-30

~ s-SlI7S Wt285SgaYa T#fE4RA sSs4sH5as$Es
starry spojrzai swemi o6leple-
miioczyma v ogie6 j zzawyl
straszliwie, wyciem, kt6re
.samotnego podr6anego y no
.cy IA odlegiej drodze przera-
Tic Jest iodine.
Oc1y wsEystkich zwr6cily
sic M zwierze, kt6re, stale
:nieruchome NJ nogach i
wciat drtaio, jakby wobec
czego6 niewidzialnego, ME-
znanego, okropuego, : WHO'S
jego jetyf sic Z przeraienia.
Le6nicEy zavolal drzac ma
calym cisle: ,,On 60 poznaje,
on by{ przytem, gdy 60 "a
strseliAsm." A do wycia psa
przy3acsyly sic jeki i placz
tobist. Oko3e xed.iny wyl
pies niszuchomy M niejscu,
vy4 jakby przez sen, kt6ry
60 aiepokoil i vtedy to o.
garnsia mnie porsz wt6ry
straszns trwoga. Czego sie
balem nie WIEN, ale ba}em]
sic.
Bylismy wszyscy przeraze-
nj " o~czekiwaniu jakiego61
strasznego wypadku, SERGE
nam bio gvaItownie, q wy
tezony nasz sfuch ogarniaf
najdrobniejszy szelest. Pies.
poczal biedz do kola pokoju,
wietrzyl kolo 6cian i wyl
ciagle, ~doprowadzajac mas do
szale6stwa. Przewodnik moi,
ogromna trwoga do w6cie-
k}o6ci ~doprowadzony, rzuci}
sic ma PISA, otworzy} drzwi
prowadzace ma male podw6-
axe i wyrzuci{ go ma dw6r.
Natychmiast zapanowa}a
cisza, ale cisza ia by}a jeszeze.
straszniejsza. Maggie porwali-
5my sic wszyscy z miejsc; na
divorce przesune}o sic cos
obok muru, potem zblizy}o
sic do drzwi i dotykafo ich
A potem zn6w przez dwie
minuty cisza. Teraz zacze}o
'drapa6 O 6ciane, jak dziecko
paznokciami.
Naraz pokazaia sic W O..
.kienku bia}a g}owa, z oczyma
dziko blyszczacemi i>pocze}a
niewyraEnie i za}o6nie jeczec.
Wtedy rozleg} sic straszny
krzyk W kuchni i odg}os
>trzaiu - to starry lesniczy
~ypali}. Synowie jego rzucili
sic natychmiast do okienka
i zakryli je stolen.
Przysiegam panom, re pc
tvm strzale, ma kt6ry ME
'y}em, PROBATIONARY, strach
mnie tax gwaitownie ogarnal,
tax owladna} mem screen i
m6zgiem, ze mysla}em, il tel
chwili ME przezyje. Siedzie-
li6my wszyscy obok siebie al
do rama, niezdolni slowa
p~rzem6wic, ami z miejsca sic
ruszyc. Dopiero gdy swiat}o
dzienne przez szczeliny scian
do pokoju pocze}o wkraczac,
odwazyli6my sic otworzyc
L. l-/-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-30

6every Dalsan dla P}sc leesy kasssl, sasiebisnis
E j vsssllie ohorobJ gaFdfa i plsc. Csss 9bs j
soc.
severy Gory.z zef@dkovva lss.y nisstr.v.ol6 i
wszelkie choroby 3o}&dka, wytwsIzs .petyt,
vsmacnia to@edsk ! system esty. Gems 500 j
sl.e0.
severy olej w.. Go,hard. oha..js 81, b.rd.o
sb.vieaayn na opar,enia, svich.ieo;is, rany
cd ognia i sstreu nsrseds;en zSdsns, lsbrs-
mienis, sapslenia i b6le resmatyszne j neu-
! raleicxne. Cens SOC.
! severy Balsam 3yoia lecxy aiestravnof6 pre-
vlekta, n~aprawia organ kaidy ciele lud.~
KEN, dodajae povego kycia systemowi cate-
mu. Cena $50.
J severy lskarstvo ma nerki i w4trobe usuwa was
moc.owy z organismu ludstiego, lecsy ka.
mienie z6{ciowe, bolesne wydzielanie moezu i
! wszelkie choroby %ustroja moo.owego, Cena
E5c i tl.s5-
] severy lekarstvo ne robaki vypedzs robaki,
j wzmacnia wnetrznosci i Jest pr%zYiemnym
srodkiem, roEvalniajecym dla dsieoi. Cena
] severy Regulator zeh1skich s}abofei ulge przy-
! nosi Prey bole6ciach pochodzacych z regular
! nosci, wEmacnia organa i leosy choroby ustro-
: il niewie6ciego. Cena >r:9e.
! severy OEy6ciciel :Krvi na ~skrofu}y, krosty,
! wyrEuty. Usuwa nieczystoeci ! krwi. Maj
! lepsze lekarstwo ma viosne. Cena $500
j Severy lekarstwo ne febre .walcza ws.elkie
{ gatunki febry, lecsac malarye, z%imnice, febre
! bagienna it'd. Cena IS.
i severy Siliciel Serca pobud.s SERGE j. krwi
! obieg, wzmacnia s(abe sciany sercowe, arte-
1 rye i leczy wady sercowc. Cena 3l.00
] severy pastylki ma boil g}owy i neuralgia lecza
! stanowczo kaIdy gatunek b6lu g}owy i neu~
{ ra!gii. Prawdziwie oudowne lekarstwo. Cena
: IS c.
! Severy krople u6mierzajace So najlepszem le-
s karatwom Ola d1ieci Zahkuiacvch. Hanwaia
! kolki, zapevniaia sen spokoJny i So zupelnie
] nieszkodliwe. Cena 25c.
I Severy lekarstwo ns reumstyzm ulga przynosi
! itrwale leosy neuralgia v boku, bolssoi "
I kr7y1ach i wszelkiS reamatyozne niedoma-
gania. Cena u. 90.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-30
SEYERY 4EKHRSTHR FHNI1IJNE

Severy Laxoton jest pEsyjenaym do satywa-
mia, vyproanienis lagodns sprovsdni lsosy
p1sswlshls sstva1lssais. Ceaa 91e.
Ssvs1y W.uooniciel Wlesdv -.Ayobiega wy
padsniu wtos6v. leesy tudIst i ponag. n.
po1ost w}os6v. Csna SOC i @l.oo
severy nsst p~zssoi~Ao fvis,, bi4s.ce i psrchcm
jest pierwss+j llssy lslasstwen n lecsenie
lokalns chor6l sltrnych. Lscsy par,hy,
chrosty, l,ssajs itp. sns SOC
severy Nerv oton )sisy bszseDnof<, boil g1ovy,
prsygaebisnis norslae, nervevoi<, snutne
skutki alkoholu nerv owe vysilenis. ST. o
sevsry Pastylki M Zasiebienie 20 najlepszem I
6rodkiem pr~zecivko chrypce. z ich pomoca
zaziebienie j isszel stanovczo v jednym dniu
usuvac sic dale. Cena csc. !
Severy pomada ma wfosi v}osy miekgiemi czyni,
blasku i'm dodai4c. Cena $50 cent6w.
scvery ma6t n RAINY goi poranienia, r~osciecia,
,odmroienia, wrzody zwykle. ovrzodzenia
ciekacie t. d. Gems IS cent6v.
Severy lekarstv0 NJ odciski lecxy skutecznie
miekkie twarde ed.iski, jake i tel wielkie
cd niscsnia stvardnienis. Cena 2hc. i
severy lskarstvo ma cholere i biegunke leczy
cholere morbus. dysenterye, letnia niemoc,
kurcze i biegunke. Cena csc i 500.
Severy pigutki ma watrobe male, ale bardzo !
twardzenie i wssystkis zsburzenia watrobH /
Cena 25c. !
Severy zlota ma6S ma oczy jest riezawodnym !
srodkiem ma zapalenie 6cz, jakoi tel ma cier- !
picnic powiek t. i. Zapobiega utworzenia :;
sic jeczmienia. Cena 25c.
Severy mas6 ma katar leczy letnia febre i "a
ziebienie gfowy. Oczyszcza i u6mierza zapa-1 ;
lenie 6luz~ nosowych. Cena 25c. ;
Severy antyseptyczny proszek ola dzieci ola
obsypywania cia}a dxieci pc kapieli- Proszek
ten dobry jest ola mezczyzn do goleniu. Co.
-25 cent6w.
istawach. Najlepsze lek2rstwo ma reumatyzm
lukalny. Cena csc.
severy krople M boil zebdv sapobiegaia b6lowi
zsbdw j ponagsje v ka1dym .przypadku IA
boil xeb6v. Cena lee. !
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-01-27

suiting and SkirtGg materials are ap'
prOpriate and simple stitching can bs
used as a stitching in place OF the braid
when preferred.
The skirt is cut in nine cores with
extensions at all front and side seams
that form the tuck p.eats, and can be
stitched above the pleats, as illUstrat'
Ell. or finished with bands Of braid.
The fullness at the back is laid in in.
verted pleats that are stitched 10 match
the seams and the upper edge can be
finished with the belt or cut on dip
outline and uRderfaced or bound Ne
may be preferred.
The quantity Of muterial required foe
the medium size is eleven aud one.
quarter yards twenty-seven inches
wide. six and a quarter yards forty
four Inches wide or five yards htty-
two inches wide when material has
figure or nap: eight and duarter
yards twenty-seven. five and a quarter
yards torty-four or four aud a halt
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-01-27
OF PONY skin

The latest for motoring is pony skin
coats. They have been found % be
most invaluable for this sport and
since a distinguished lady OF England
discovered their worth no other ma
terlal has been quite so popular. Pony
skin IS striking novelty. The color
OF the fur Is of striking reddish
brown. but the shade depends entirely
upon tie breed OF the colt. The coats
are made on Monte Carlo model with
mutf and hat 90 match. Tho nun j. OF
extreme size and l.. therefore unfit
for any other purpose than motoring
The full length coats are also popular.
and they are Gstonishiugly cheap.
Squirrel Is very popular and coats OF
~ are sometimes lined with cheaper
quality OF squirrel The sleeves are
large aud full and they are a great
protection u one when motoring The
Caoe effects are worn considerably. and
sometimes the coats are made minus
sleeves. The cape serving equally a.
wei. Motor hats are also pretty and
they are extremely becoming. Much
trimming j. used and % seems as
though the days of Tho ridiculous COS
tuning Tor this purpose have passed.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-01-27
His Little Dose OF spice.

No one noticed how it began. but the
elderly little man was disputing with
the Six.footer foy a position at the L
ear door.
There's plenty OF room over there, y
said the giant. You needn't he crowd.
ing me
Il won't budge an inch, came the
rctort
"Tu show YOU iC you won't said th>
other ansrily IN teach you u ching
or two
And at every word he e,bowed him
violently away The little man was
like a feather before him and IL real
lied it. lie allowed himself 10 be hus-
tied along without Offering the slight
est resistance. Only a crimson glow
flooded his gray.bearded cheeks
n third man sprang angrily in front
of the enraged bully and growled into
his face.
You ought to he ashamed Of your
self sir. yes. heartily asham~T OF
yourself. big. heavy man like you
The man addressed looked sheepisnly
down and said nothing But the little
elderly man calmly remarked to his
ally
Don't pay any attention 90 it, Sir:
we need little variety IN life New
York Press
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-01-27
A TypIsaI American village.

CIR! !ainly the strongest testimonial 10
hs advantages that any pleasure resort can
have is the fact that II has been selected
az a rendezvous by the best society and
psade the objective OF a good deal of capi.
hal invested in beautiful homes. Georgian
Court, the home of Mr.. George Jay Gould,
NJ Lakewood. the ideal American village
Of beautiful residences. represents an in
restment that one would not be apt TO
suppose was made at random.
Lying west of the village on an estate Of
two hundred acres the spacious mansion,
in the Georgian style OF architecture, mod
flied by the spirit of the French reuas.
sance, lends distinguished air to the land
scape. The main entrance, where there ~
n garden with vases and statuary, looks 60
the north. On the south the wild forest
growth has been allowed TO remain in its
natural state. The Italian garden, cover
ing several acres, extends To the court
which is larger than the mansion itself, and
contains a riding school. a racquet court,
lawn tennis court, squash courts, bowling
alley, automobile room, gymnasium, swim
ming bath. Turkish and Russian baths,
needle bath. club parlor, breakfast room.
kitchen and some thirty bed rooms,
A descriptive booklet on Lakewood has
been recently published 10y the Central
Railroad of New Jersey. which will be
gladly given to anyone applying for IL, TO
c. M. Burt, G.. L. \, Central Railroad OF
New Jersey, l43 Liberty St, New York
City.
The average life OF horses In the Brit
IL a
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-01-27
His Limitntio ~.

The pettcd young beauty in the cac-
riage looked with dismay at the mud
that lay between her and the sidewalk.
Il think IL was Sir Walter Raleigh
she said. that threw his cloak upon
the ground. on certain memorable
occasion. In order that his queen might
not get her shoes muddy.
You're my queen. all right. replied
the young man in the case. but II Sir
Walter Raleigh had been clerk on
salary OF SO a week he would have
done exactly what I'm -oinE 10 do
Whercup he carried her TO the side
walk-but he did IL SO nicely that she
forgave him.-Chicago Tribune.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-01-27

useful odd skirt and a parts OF COM
plete gowns. This one shows admir-.
able lines and il adapted 10 many
materials, but in the case Of the orig
NAL is made of onion brown chiffon
laffeta with vest and trimming OF ecru
ACE and is worn with a belt and tie
)f silk in a slightly darker shade The
sleeves are the new leg o mutton"
ones that are full and draped above
the elbows and which give the broad
shoulder line.
The waist is made with fitted lin.
Ing, which * optional, fronts. back and
vest. The backs are tucked TO form
box pleatS that give tapering lines 10
the figure. the fronts 70 form full
length pieats at tbelr edges and 70
yoke depth from the shoulders, the
vest being arranged between the two
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-01-27
Autos on Runners.

The unusual sight OF automobiles on run
ners with cav parties OF pleasure seekers
aboard interested Hempstesd, l.. |. A
portable steel runner. which somewhat re-
sembed a hall iron tire, was fastened Og
the outside Of the front wheels of the lu-
tomobiles. which were firmly fastened TO
the axles to prevent them from sliding.
The rear wheels were not touched. with
the execution OF covering of very thin
sheet iron TO prevent the ice from Dunctur.
ing the tires. Steel prongs extended from
the thin covering. which enabled the
wheels 10 Obtain purchase on the snow
snd zee. and by this method some eXcep.
tionally good sport was enioyed on the
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-01-27
with ,flnenin-

When the Paris models began to
come in it was seen that nearly all the
new petticoats and drop skirts had
some stiiIeuing set In at the head or
the dust rufiie, while !u a f2w Il as
ccnded 20 the height ., the knee.
Then some bright mind thought of put
ting in the petticoat circular ruttie
of very lightweight hairc,oth. and so
the puzzle was most satisfactorily
solved by the lily hlrc,oth hounce, as
it - called.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-01-27
In Pale Blue.

The simplest and prettiest OF pale
blue chiffon gowns has a shirred skirt
trimmed with three wide tucks. The
waist is low and has a double round
bertha collar or revers OF pale blue
chiffon velvet edged with frills of blue
chiffon. Where the collar meets IS
cluster of shaded blue and white chif-
fon rOsebuds with long stems and ends.
The satin bodice girdle is very high
and pointed and fastened on the sids
with rOsettcs Of chiffon.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-01-27

former and the closing made inviS.bly
beneath the edge OF the left front.
The sleeves are cut in one piece each,
arranged over fitted Innings that serve
TO hold the fullneSs IN place.
Tho quantity OF material required for
the medium size is four and A quarter
yards twenty-one inches wide. three
and a half yards twenty seven inches
wide or two and oue-eighth yards
forty four inches wide with one and
ouc-elghth yards of all-ovrr lace FOR
vest ard collar.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-01-27

will entirely
Of
Womb,
OF
world
velopment.
Irregular Suppressed
S as
1tqucky nitudc,
irtabl
These indications
of the which this
Those who rewarded hundred
everywhere. Refuse all substitutes.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-01-27

thing has happened 70 turn the tds
the other way. The vogue or the os.
trich feather was very firmly impressed
at the horse show. The handsomest
hats there We're loaded with ostrich
plumes in every lovely color and shade
OF color. Light blue and ligh. pink
seemed 20 have the preference. These
colors were not as a rule pastel tones.
but the good. oldfashioned. clear tones
-sky-blue, baby blue and rose pink.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-01-27

"G!ye us the Constitution calico
Billy.
II was half-past when the last sec
uOn was read.
"Thatu DO. All" said Billy. wen
save WashiLgton's Farewell speech till
the boys come agin. Guess We might
adjourn
To date. the Saryis Point "shinin
lights are IN the dark as 20 the con
tents OF Washington's Farewell Ad-
dress.-The Criterion
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-01-27

Tho phenomenon OF the changes IN the
isvcl OF the sea j. one which j. well shown
m the case Of the Mediterranean. For.
merry a bridge 1900 feet long united Leu
cade 10 the Continent. To-day 10 y sub.
merged, bat the foundations OF the work
were discovered eleven feet beneath the
surface. IL may, therefore. be concluded
that since the construction OF the bridge
the sea hss risen at this point over nine
feet.