davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-03-29
Ofiara powoiania.

Robotnik kolejowy Martin Ne
ary, pracujacy ma rusztowaniu
gornej kolei Northwestern W po-
blizu stacyi Buena, niedaleko
Montrose ave., wczoraj popolud-
niu wiasnie ukoficzyi robte j "a
mierzajac zejsc rusztowania,
musiai precise przez szyny po-
ciagu pospiesznego, kiedy niedo-
strzezony przez niego pociag
nadjechai, porwai go,i prawie ma
miejscu zabil. Wprawdzie do
strzezono jeszcze u niego oznaki
zycia spiesznie sprowadzono le-
karza, ale gdy ten przybyi, Neary
juz ME zyl. Zmariy liczyl lat 2S,
4 mieszkai pm. e's4 Reese IT..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-03-29
TELEGRAMY.

Petersburg, 20 marca. = Hr.
Witte otrzymuje ciagle isty z
pogrozkami. Onegdaj zagrozono
mp, re zostanie zabitym, jezeli
ME zrezygnIje w przeciagu ty-
godnia. Rownoczesnie utrzy1nu-
ia sic wiesci, re zamierza zrezy-
gnowac z powodu braku zdro-
via. "Rus" donoszac TEN, do
daje, re ustapia rowniez mini
ster spraw wewnetrznych Dur
nowo minister finansow Szi-
pow.
w prowincY Kostroma w e.
uropejskiej Rosyi ukonczono
wybory do sejmu prowincyalne-
go. Obrano IS chlopow, 10 szla-
chty, IS kupcow, 6 uczonych i
trzech pop6w. Przewaga chic
pow tenn bardziej bije w oczN il
wyznaczono i'm 29 pos1ow,. pod
tczasa gdy wiaScicielom posiadlo-
sci wyznaczono IS, miastom 2S,
robotnikom Z miejsc. Wynika
tego, ze drobni wiasciciele grun
towai dzierzawey, giosowai "a
chsopami gl6wnie. Polityczna daz-
nose tvch reprezentant6w chop
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-03-29
PRZEGLAD
pOuTfD MIED1YNARODOWEl
Chicago, 20 marca 1906.

,
lax wiadomo, cabinet Rou-
viera upadl powodu sprawy IN
wentaryzacyi kosciola. ZaJscie W
Boeschepe, gdzie krew zbroczyia
wnetrze koScielne parafianle
przemoca zmusili zandarmow do
ucieczki, staIo sic ta ostatnia kro-
pla, ktora przepeinila helich go
ryczy. Okolicznosc, re wlasnie W
tel, a ME w innej mielscowoscl,
scysya parafian- przedstawlcle-
lami wiadzy centralnej przybra-
ia ostre rozmiary i stala sic bez-
posrednim powoden upadku gabi-
netu, ME Jest pozbawiona pewne-
60 giebszego znaczenia. Boesche-
pc ley W departamencie Polnocy,
W okregu Hazebrouk, a okrag ten
Nraz z sasiednim okregiem Don
kerque stanowi odrebny Jezyko-
wv teren, ma ktorym mieszka Kill
ladziesiat tysiecy Flamandow.
Tu wlasnie rozgoryczenie dopro-
wadziio do krwawej katastrofy
fozwScieczona ludnosc flamandz-
Ia, bez wzgledu ma perswazye
1roboszcza, rzucila sic ma zandar-
NOW. Ouch oporu zadrgal tutal
moze silniejszem niz gdzieindziej
,entnem, i mic w tenn dziwnego,
Eo obok koScielnych nurtowaly
w Flamandach narodowosciowe
,vzgledy. w Boeschepe, ma ziemi
flandryjskiej, zerwali sic do czyn-
nej obrony ME tylko obrazeni W
religijnych rsczuciach katolicy, ale
lednoczeSnie - przeSladowani
przez centralizacye obywatele
nowy flan1andzkieI.
Wytlomaczymy to blizej.
luz cd wielu lat, Rad rzeczy-
pospolitej francuskiej prowadzi
systematyczna wake w celu ogra-
niczenia wplywu koSciola. Walke
te wszystkie gabinety zaostrzaiy,
drazniac jednoczesnie- narodowa
strone W tych wszystkich depar-
tamentach, W ktorych inny, a ME
francuski, jezyk jest potocznyn
jezykiem ludnosci. Materyalu
pod tym wzgledem byso duzo, bo
Francya ME jest wcale tax jedno-
litem panstwem, jak sic to wyda-
je turystom, znajacym tylko bull
wary paryskie. Ma polnocy, ma
pograniczu Belgii, mieszkaja, jak
to przed chwila wspomnielismy,
Flamandowie. w Bretanii w de-
partamencie Finistere W zacho-
dnich czesciach Morbihan Cotes
-du-Nond przeszlo million ludno-
sci m6wi jezykiern celtyckim. w
Pireneach So na zachodzie Basko-
vie, ma wschodzie Katalonczycy.
Wreszcie ma calem poludniu Fran
cyi Jest okoIo 20 departamentow,
ktorych narzecza tworza jezyk
prowansalski, niewatpliwie sa-
rnodzielny i cd francuskiego od-
rebny. Zwlaszcza W dawnych
prowincyach Lagwedocyi i Pro-
wancyi poczucie jezykowej j lite
racket somoistnosci jest zywo
rozwiniete. Zreszta we wszyst-
kich tych ludach patryotyzm po-
lityczny jest francuskim, obok
kt6rego istnieja instykowne,
przywiazanie do mowy rodzinnej
malehkie aspiracye natury kul-
turalnej. s- sTs-.
w zyciu publicznem Rad fran
cusli, zwlaszeza zss Rad rzeezy-
pospolitej, zupeinie ME uznawai
mniejszosei4 iezykowyeh. !, Nato-l
Mast uwgIedniai ,je koscia W ka-
zaniach / naboze1stwiet dodatko-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-03-29
z czarnym wasem, W dlugiem 81
wem palcie, W sztywnym kapelu-
szu.
Czy grozi brak wegli W Chicago?

sZu.
czy grozi brak wegli W Chicago?
Zdaje sic, re pionne So obawy
niektorych os6b, re grozi brak
wegli wobec oczekiwanego wiel-
kiego strajku, gdyz handlarze
wegli i kompanie. kolejowe maja
nagromadzone niezmierne zapa-
sy. Obliczaja, re do 1 kwietnia
do Chicago dowiezionych bedzie
o 1, 100000 ton wegli wiecej, niz
w trzech pierwszych miesiacach
zeszlego roku. Wszystkie maga-
zyny wegli juz So zapeinione i
wielu je powieksza, by groma-
die jeszcze wieksze zapasy. Sa-
ma Peabody Coal Co." ma W Is
magazynach 100000 ton. Kom-
panic kolejowe olbrzymie juz
maja zapasy.
ze jednakowoz ceny wegli
pojda W gore, to, jak sic zdaje,
ME ulega watpliwosci. w budyn-
ku Old Colony, gdzie $50 kompa-
nj weglowych ma swe biura, po-
lecono klerkom jak naimniej "a
wierac kontraktow, chyba po ce-
mach podwyzszonych, bo skoro
strajk wybuchnie, to niezawod-
ME cena wegli sama pojdzie W 60
re.
Braku wegli przeto ME bedzie,
ale drozyzna prawdopodobnie
nastapi.
q k6t robotniczych.
zadania podwyzszenia piac j "a
prowadzenia roznych zmian przy
piracy 10000 maszynistow unij-
nych w Chicago, zostana przedlo-
zone pracodawcom W przysziy
poniedzialek. w sobote wieczo-
rem odbedzie sic narada mad sfor-
mulowaniem zadah pm. I22 La
Sale str. - Cd strajku zarzadzo-
nego ma wiosne 1904 zadnych no
wych zadan nie stawiano praco-
dawcom. Wowczas walka trwaia
przez poltora roku. Obecnie unia
zyczy sobie zaprowadzenia mini
malnej placy po try dolary 'dzien-
ME dla maszynistow, zainiast 32
centow "a godzine, po $3,75 dzien-
ME dla pracujacych przy narze-
dziach (tool and die makers) "a
miast 81 centow "a godzine, a po
$3.50 dziennie dla pracujacych
przy zewnetrznych konstrukcyach
zamiast 50 centow "a godzine. q
ostatni pracuja po 8 godzin dzien-
ME, inni po 9 godzin dziennie. Do
tychczas uklady uni pracodaw-
cami wazne So do maja, we
die tych ukiadow, nowe zadania
tyczace sic zaprawadzenia zmian,
musza bye przedlozone 80 dni
przed uplywem kontraktu.
Generalny zarzadca Chicago
City Railway Co." Starring, po-
wiedziai wczoraj, re ma jutrzej-
szem posiedzeniu drektorzy "a
stanowia sic dokiadnie mad zada-
miami personalu tramwajowego
w dzielnicy poludniowej, tyczace-
mi sic podwyzszenia piac. .Spo-
dziewam sic powiedziaf", re do
piatku otrzymam sformuiowane
zadania, chociaz ma razie ME
moge oczywiscie wyrazit mojej
opinii o tenn, to jednak tyle po-
wien, re zawsze jestesmy goto-
wi konferowae tymi, ktorzy u
mas sa zatrudnieni, zyczeniem
naszem jest utrzymae wzajemne
stosunki przyjazne, obecnie ist-
niejace."
ofiara powoiania.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-03-29
N. Culloma tyczaca S;

J0SO IOllllndCyl I'D SeldlOld
zwiazkowego, zostala wczoraj do
reczona w biurze sekretarza sta
nowego. Bylo ma niej 1903
podpis6w RownoczeSnie dore-
czono petycye Richarda Yatesa
nominacye ma sekretarza zwia-
zkowego. Miala $4,000 podpi-
sow.
Kankakee, ILL.,, 2o marca. -
Burmistrz w Milford, ILL.,, Char
les E. Ravins i polityk Gilbert
Vennurn, oskarzeni pred dwo-
ma miesiacami przez grand jury
o to, jaloby I6 letnia Myrtle
Taylor Is letnia Essie Childs
uwiedli, zostali wczoraj w sa-
die powiatowym Watseka uz-
mani niewinnymi. Dodano, re nj
gdy ME byIo najmniejszego po-
wodu do wtniesienia oskarzenia,
chociaz Vennurn niedawno po-
slubii panne Taylor. Obaj oska-
rzeni zawsze utrzymywali, re
stall sic ofiara sprzysiezenia.
New York, 20 marca. - Ge-
neralny prokurator Hadley u-
konczyi swe przesluchiwania W
procesie stanu Missouri przeciw
trustowi naftowemu teraz
sprawa moze ist pred wyzszy
sad stanu Missouri. Pan Hadley
najzupehniej jest przekonany, re
udJolwodrnf kazdy punkt swego
oskarzenia re nastapi wyrok ma
korzysc stanu Missouri, to jest,
re trust naftowy re stanu costa
ME wygnany. Adwokat Hager-
man, ktory broni trustu nafto-
wego w St. Louis, powiada, re
Mkt ME bedzie sic stara zaprze-
czac faktom pr2zez generalnego
prckuratora podanym, ale re IA
kta te bynajmniej ME So prze-
kroczeniem ustaw.
Abbeville, Ca, 2e marca. -
Lee Watts i bizni brat jego zna-
ny pod pEzydoGmkienl Y s,G Guh", 20,
stall aresztowani pod zarzutem,
re bez wszelkiej przyczyny "a
mordowali trzech ludzi. Zamor-
dowanymi zostali; C. w. Burch,
zastrzelony przez Cuba" ma 60
$cincu bracia George ! James
MlcDuffie, zabici przez LeeWa-
tsa ma pubhcznem zgromadzeniu
Oskarzeni blizniacy, ktorzy O.
trzymai niezle wyksztalcenie,
duzo czytali sadza, re maja ia
lent Iteracki, powiadaja, re je-
dynym ich celem byfo doznat
wrazeh mordercow i skazancow
w wiezieniu i W czasie procesu,
azeby napisac romans realisty-
czny. Ich przyjaciele utrzymuja,
re obaj So waryatami; obrohcy
ich starac sic beda w sadzie udo-
wodnic, re So oblakanymi.
Columbus, O., 2o marca. w
skutek przeprowadzenia ustawy
Atkinsa, ktora w stanie Ohio
podnosi licencye "a wyszynkl
do $1,000, przynajmniej 5000
SZyflKafzy ZanlKllle SWe lllteleSd
i okolo $500 kelnerow straci "a
trrudnienie. Poniewaz takze duzo
str6z6w, piekarzy innych O.
sob przekqski dostarczajacych /
tip. zatrudnienie straci, przeto
oko1o 1900 ludzi zostanie poz-
bawionych zarobku. Obliczaja,
re w Cincinnati zarnllnietych
zostanie 400 szynl06w, W Cleve-
hand 400, w Columbus $50, w
Toledo 375, W Springfieldzie
70, w Dayton 200, W Young
stown 19o, w Hamilton Io5, w
Jonesvllle Is, w Canton 100, w
Akron Is, w Norwalk II, w Linn
IS a w Piqua ID.
Minneapolis, Mimi, 20 marca.
= w pewnym pokoju W domu
pm. 2I9 Tenth ave., znaleziono
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-03-29

MA sic podz1afn gruntoW. Il ae
szty pos16w, "a procent jest kon-
serwatymnyoh, Is procent kon-
Observation-Disclosures.
Pultawy, 20 marca. : Chlopi
w posiadloSciach Buromki, male
zacych do ksieznej Kantakuzen
(matl1i ksiecia Kantakuzena, ,kto-
ny ozenil sic panna Grant, cor
ka bylego genera1a amerykafi-
skiego F. D. Granta), wzbrania-
Ii sic orac grunta i napedzili ma
ietych rolnikow. Zachodzi Ottawa
dalszych rozruohow i wyslano
kozal6w do tych dobr.
Odessa, 20 marca. = Ma po-
rzadku dziennym So tn rabunkl
prymatnych dom6w i kupieckich
sklad5w. Wczoraj dziesieciu "a
narclrist6w wtargpeso do pewne-
90 hurtownego sk1adu wiktua-
low i zazadali $1,000 pod grozba,
re rzrca bombe. Nastapila stree
lanina z rewolwerow i zabito 2
anarchistow. WIadze zarzadzaja
nadzwyczajne srodki bronienia
wtasnoSci.
Rzym, 20 marca. : w Waty-
kanie panrlje zadowolenie ogol-
ne pomySlnego obrotu konfe-
rencyi w Algeciras. OgoIne jest
mniemanie, ze zawdzieczyc to
nalezy ambasadorowi White
zauwazono juz, re W przeciagu
jednego roku Stany Zjednoczone
dwukrotme przyczyni}y sic do
tego, by mocarstwom zapewnlc
pokoj: w Portsmouth W Al
geciras.
Algeciras, 29 marca. = Dele
gaci konferencyi marokahskleJ
spedzih dzien wczorajszy ma pry
watnych konferencyach mad
szczeg6Iami propozycyj juz w
g1ownych zarysach przyjetych'
kt6re dis maja bye przedlozone'
Maruowie ME zgadzaia sic ma
propozycye i protestuja pre-
civ ,lchwalon gsenfsrs.a.e.ta::--.-fe-
p6ki sultan ma ME sic ME zgo-
dzi.
Berlin, 20 marca. = Zwiazek
Prasy otrzymal ze zr6def urze-
dowych informacye, IL stanowi-
sko kanclerza Buelowa jest ME
zachwiane re cieszy on sic mai
zupelmejszem zaufaniem cesa-
RIA. Me ma mowy o jego rezy-
gnacyi.
Budapest, 20 marca. - Sly
chac, re ma onegdajszej konfe-
rencyi cesarza Franciszka J6ze-
ia z cz1onkami ministeryum we
gierskiego postanowiono odlo-
zy6 wybory ma pare miesiecy,
gdyz wtedy rad bedzie mogl ma
pewllo liczyc ma zwycieztwo.
Bukareszt, 20 marca. = De-
monstracye studentow ME usta-
ia. Onegdaj gromadzily sic thu
my przy francuskich skladach,
haiasowaly i lama1y szyldy. Po-
tenn udaiy sic gromady do posel-
stwa francuskiego. Wyslano de-
legacya do posla, ably go zapew-
mic, re demonstracya ME jest
skierowana przeciw narodowi
francuskienlth Iaua deprtacye
wyslano do ministra oSwiaty
zadaniem, by dyrektorowi tea
tru narodowego dano dymisye.
Zagrozono strajkiem studentow
aniwersytetu, jezeli zadanie ME
zostanie spelnione w przeciagu
trzech dni. Wczoraj powtorzyly
sic demonstracye. Wladze try
maly ma uboczu policye i wojsko,
aby ME dopruwadzic do krwa-
wych stare
Londyn, 20 manca. = Z Toxic
donosza, re W parlamencie ja-
poiskim przyszlo do wielkiej bu
rzy powodu zamiaru rzadu "a
kupienia wszystkich kolei zelaz-
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-02-12

Probably no famous birI las u small
er habitat than the bird Of paradise,
whose beautiful feathers are SO highly
priced in tile millinery trade. No one
knows why Che varieties Of this beau
tiful bird are confined to the island Of
New Guinea and the neighboring
coasts Of Australia. There are many
other islands not far away where the
conditions wouid seem to be equally
favorable 10 their existence. but they
are not fouaa among them, and IL we
should ever see q hunter Of the bird of
paradi we would kaow that he was
a native Ell A Gu ea or tue neigh
boring Australia or had
visited
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-02-12

On the Canary islands grows q founr
tain tree. d tree most needed In some
parts OF The islands. 1t Is said that the
leaves constantly distill a quantity Of
water thai Is sufficient to furnish
drink TO every living creature In Hero,
nature haTiay i.royileG Ills remedy
for the drought of the Island. LIVER.
morning near this part Of the island <
cloud Of mist arises from the sea,
which the winds force against thu
steep cliff on which this tree grows
ard il is frora TIE lJ.st that the tree
distilis the water.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-02-12
tn way re INT II.

At a scLcol examination at New
castle-under-Lyme. England. 4 boy was
told to write an essay on the pleasures
OF reading. Re wrote: People read for
many reasons. Sometimes they read
for humor. and then they read such
books as Don Quixote.' At other
times they read for amusement. and
then they read tie Bible"
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-02-12

Between the years 1890 and 1880 m
Vulnerable plans were made for tle
creation Of turnpikes in the United
States. There had been VA great sue
cess, the Lancashire turnpike IN fsnn-
sylvania. and then came countless OH
err projects. In 1871 New York had la7
chartered roads, with a total length OF
$500 miles, and the SUI required 10
build them amounted 30 9T,500O00. An
era of canal digging and then Of rail-
road building followed this period, but
the canal promoters and railroad men
had great difficulty In advancing their
schemes. They were considered insane
when they insisted that the mountains
and plains could be conquered by these
means of transportation.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-02-12

"Yes, old Bizzibov gave a reception
out to his place Oh the hills and then
turned the hosa on the first detaeh-
ment to arrive"
HE did. What did they say to thatY''
"They called it unconventional hes
pitality. You know. he's too rich TO
quarrel with."-Cleveland Plain Deal
er.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-02-12
I.unlor ano Philosophy
By DUNCAN M. SMITH
1904. by Duncan M. Smith.
PERT PARAGRAPHS.

When a man makes a break he looks
foolish. When q makes a
break she just looks guileless and In
nocent, and everybody thinks she Ia
inst too cute for anything.
If work were not work there'd be a
lot of fun in it sometimes.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-02-12

T~ess-She's a professional nurse, |
believe. Jess-Not at all. what gave
you that idea? Tess-She remarked
that she sat up last night with a sick
man. Jess-Lovesick; that was all. 1t
was that fance of hers.-PhiladeIphia
praon
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-02-12

Nose Oakley captain OF The
Mighty Moke baseball team Look
hyuh. Mistah Umpiah, ye' done gotter
make some 'lowance ter de fust base.
rsan on count er Lie peasley's feet
Dey so long dat he claim lie safe when
he still got TO yahds ter run.-Chicae,
Tribune.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-02-12

vlTmY
49, ASB7~~~
In order to make it easier to do right
all watermelon patches should be sur
rounded by a high board fence.
Your vanity is much more easily mis-
led than your judgment. but you would
much rather listen to your vanity.
II you would have a thing well done
R1ve the workman an extra dollar.
The clingfng vine sort Of woman
sometimes sends out tendrfls that
Irvine about and anchor a man till he
Il helpless as the rooted oak.
The n is called the unruly mem.
Der, but 1t has ruled many a house
hold.
There are people who insist that you
xive them credit for good intentions
and feel injured If you venture to ex-
pect them to make good.
When your money is out, you discov-
q that you are all in.
Some men who are good for nothing
else make good weights to place on
dry goods boxes.
You can never guess by the widows
weeds at the quality of man she Is
mourning.
It takes two to make a bargain an'
all the lawyers in town to break 1t.
The Confederate Cent.
There was only one complete die
made Or the purpose Of coming money
by IT, Confederate States of America
that for a one cent piece, which was
made by Lovett, the Philadelphia en-
graver, in 1861. After he had finished
the dies Mr.. Lovett found that he vas
unable to send them to the persons
who had ordered the work done, and,
becoming alarmed, he struck off"
twelve nickel cents and then carefully
secreted both coins and dies. For
twelve long years the engraver kept
his secret. which was finally revealed
through an accident. One day In 1878
be went TO tff hiding place of the rare
coins and selected one for a pocket
piece ana s'.iain the month passed 1t
out -unanow.ngly to Hazeltine, the
Philadelphia restaurant keeper. This
man, knowing the piece to be Lovett's
work, Sent 1t to ]. G. Randall, the coin
collector. After some little trouble
Hazeltine and Randall succeeded In
buying the die, and from it they struck
nfty-nvs copper pieces, twelve In silver
ana even In gold. This accomplished,
they mutilated the die, and coin dealers
now hold Confederate cents at q very
high figure.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-02-12
Chamberlain
COLO. CHOLERA AND
Diarrhea Remedy

Anew doses of this remedy will
invariably cur an ordinary at
tack of diarrhea.
1t has been used In nine cpl
denies of dysentcry with perfect
success.
1t can always be depended
upon, even in the more severe
attacks Of cramp colo and chol-
era morbus.
1t Ia equally successful for
summer diarrhea and cholera
infantum In children, and is the
means of saving the lives Of many
children each year.
When reduced with water and
sweetened it Is pleasant to take.
Every man of q family should
keep this remedy in his home.
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BUSINESS. 1865.
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General Agents,
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ANNUAL

Statement of the business of the West
ern Union Telegraph Company In the
State 0 NEVADA, during the yeare ended
December 3lst. IS0:
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Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-22

mestic pongees. The latter resembles very tine
linen in it's peculiar dullness.
Coats of other grades of raw silk are shown,
and on these touches Of black are also notice
able. Now, if only this Frenchy note is not over
done.
Mohairs in plain, plaid and striped effects are
very good. They are trimmed with bands of self
trimming, mohair and silken braids. Heavy laces
are sometimes introduced on the cream or pale
tinted ones for dressy wear.
One of brown, dark blue gray would be very
serviceable. Charming ones are worn of hair line
plaids in color Shadow checks, too, are found.
Serge. cheviots and lightweight cloths are among
the standard materials
LOOSE MODELS WITH PELERINE SLEEVE L
Many models for the full length or three-quar-
ter wrap are made to hang full from the shoulders
with pelerne sleeves.
The majority of the sleeves come below the ell
bow, in accordance with the vogue of the longer
sleeve, to be worn during the autumn.
They are large and roomy, trimmed with self
material and any trimming introduced on the
body of the garment Turn-back cuffs are ia
vored.
Vests of contrasting materials and colors are
distinctive feature Oddly shaped revers and
double effects are stunning conceits.
Bands that simulate empire lines are detail
that is constantly recurring. Broad bands of
self material from three to four inches, are much
in evidence Another catchy detail is the slash
ing of the garment under the arms This line
starts from several inches below the armhole and
sweeps away to the end footline, The edges are
always emphasized by trimmings Of some descrip-
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-22
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.-- HE summer wrap has divided itself into
~ two distinct classes
The ornate model, long or diminu-
sgsssss tive, that is ostensiby worn for pro
lection, but which in reality is mere
ly an excuse to lend further enchantment to the
frock beneath occupies niche of its own.
These elaborate models in accordance with our
barbaric love of brilliant hues, this summer are
naturally sported in all the colors of the rain
bow. And although many seem bit too gaudy
in themselves, when topping white or faint
ly tinted gown the fleet is far from being OBJ
jectionabe.
Some of the yellows dull golden green's and
peony tints in these silken wraps recall the en-
pire modes, especially when the hat carries out
the scheme.
Handsome coats are made of lace mounted over
Innings of chiffon and silk. Lingerie models are
also worn of sheerest linen, hand embroidered.
WRAPS FOR EVERYDAY NEEDS.
The summer wrap that appeals to the women
who must combine practcablity with smartncss
is shown in several attractive designs on this
page.
There time when the long linen dustcr
or train coat was thought sufficient, but those
days are no more
OF the washable kind there are linen coats
decorated with self trimmings and plain or cary
ed pearl buttons These are worn in white,
natural hue and in colors. Ecru tinted linens
are combined with black linen in number of
excellent models Eyeet collars and cuffs finish
off many of the white and pale eolored linens
Next to linens there pongees, which are
frequently touched with black and gilt buttons,
very military affairs are many of them. Some
have long silken scarfs with fringe or tassels as
termination.
Heavy dyed laces and embroderies, too, are
employed on pongee coats.
A charming one for evening wear was of pale
blue, trimmed with cream guipure lace, with
touches of black velvet and gilt cord.
Another in natural colored pongee, trimmed
in black, had vest OF old rose, color note
that one finds introduced in many OF ne smart,
est models Those enlivened with gold and silver
are not practical for seashore wear or account OF
the dsmpness diseoloring them,
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