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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-07-13

HNHGJt3GEei tSJN
.fan forienoes ION alminoeligt 8reo
meo ct 2 Gents Trimarfe, til Me.
proorcertng paa fierrrtltggenoc
5teber.
Selegrafonens nonpttelie bill BIZ
be IN. % er allere0e - meget for
ifjelltgartet. S ct al Seem OorfS ltore
@oteller meo 5elefon / bDert @ia-
itepprelie bliper oenne forblnoet meo
Selegrafoner / Set 2ofole, bpor 9fri-
pemaifi1erne arbeioer, iaale0eS at
@jGlterne fan bape 8repe u0f9r0i-
geoe til %l1noerlfrift / faa Mimttter.
Get lanme paatGnfes n0fgrt eli
itor &ontorbDgnil1g / Seem Sort, bDor
al Maifinifrtpning ga ifuloe noferes
/ ct @entrallofale. Sg ii set MIND
ite ct &ontor / famine 8p anDenoes
glpparotet iom u2uremaifine", Ser
optager bbert enelte 0r6, Ser bliper
talt / 2ofalet; set er lfjl1lt iaale0es,
at ingen a1er 6ens Silite6eb9relie,
men ben er altio / @irflombe0, oa
pe0 ct SrDf paa en- Snap er Ben altii
reoe til at lla6re tilbage og %giengtoe,
bpao Ser er iagt, mes fotogrofiit
Mpjagtigbe6. Sen Sis oil iiffert
nof fomme, 6a 6enne 6on1fe Spfin-
oers g%eniale S6e bil %erltatte &roto.
ol=Sefreteren pe6 Mq6er al enbpe1
Mrt. Ser er / set bele Setter NOT
bpor Sen me6 6oroel fan tage3
8r1,g.
49, .... .., H. .#
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-07-13

uNor0lplet" brogte / lit iorrige
Atllnler cit Slllrltrotion, Ser iaa me-
set ioroiif lrO, mel lom efter Huber
i"friften at bon1n1e oog maatte bape
enoel mes s(o1ocperoenen at 1foffe.
Sen fortGller l1en1lig, at 8illeoet TO-
reltillcr, bpprleoes Set tog Jig MS, ga
Song @oofon mo0tog Meo0elellen
ON lit &alg til &pnge / Norge al tin
roioooe" Seoltefober. @omle Song
Gbriitio11 piloe iiffert pen6e Jig / i'm
Gorfofag, bpis ian fif at bloc at
mon uil0e irnplicere bom og bans
Spl1rel jpn / s(anoemaneri.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-07-13
sc ere Sru 5 e q :
CELLO e.

Sstruiteu og So6ofStrl1iten CT Sc
TO al OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Ser / Sen lio=
lte ltgesti0- CT fornn1et for Sur til at
fao: fine i1l0re &irfemoo6er 1n6er=
lpgte. Oilers guor ser life mango
Gage fen, .l10en at Ell eller an0elt
Jorm al Sen mooerl1e Octopus faar
Sr0re til at gipre &e0e for fine
9onolinger, og bDis Bette bltper pe0
og Sen efsefutipe Mpnoigbeo peobli=
yer for en- lpngere Mnrreffe at ligge
/ &G110erne pao M9n6 lom @noiepelt
eller l%igeiinOe0e, er ser. goot @aa6
ON, at Set amerifanlfe screenings
lip efterbaan0en pil fpn1111e til ut uau=
Sc friere. Sen e~jenoommelig1te af
Sc to f6rlt11Gpnte 6remtontnger poa
Eru%lton1rouoet ct %aabenburt SsSstru=
lten, Ser lpnes at bore Ell al Sc melt
"unoerjoroilfe" al s(rten> i0et Sen
fife optraoer iom en- ianlet &orpo=
ration men ct 0elt / cit Mn11goe lin
oeraf0elinger, Ser tilipnelooenoe ar
hejoer oloeles %uaf6engigt. Smi0ler=
tic er Ser mellem Oisie Ell falt Mftole
ON bporle0es Ss9an0eler1 / Sc for
lfjellige 0iitrifter ifal n0npttes, Sci
terne er foroelt npjagtigt mellem slf-
oelingerl1e> og Ser ifpes intet Mi00el
1or at llaa &onfllrrel1ter al Morfel1,
lige neo til for en- Sis at gipe Slen
bort, til &onfltrrencen CT fpalt. Maar
bette er ifet, er set Srultens Sur at
beltemn1e Eriielt. SIT Sstrulten MI
er fon11net poa 2ilten ifpl0es Sen
5ilfGlotgbeo, ct SEN bopoe fprlp4t
Jig / NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., men fer
fit 6orhunoets @cneroloopofat Sic
poo Sen, bpilfet forte til, at Ser blep
paa6l10t l1n0erlegelie.
SobafStrl1lten, Ser ligeleoes ct
@jeniton0 for Sl1peltigation ira BE-
gjerin9el1s SIDE / oeun1e Sis, pirfer
mere oobent og min0it lige loo tp=
1on1ilf lom STANDARD Sil So. Gen
bar ppnooet fulolt9n0ig &ontrol
pper Sobafsf a6rifatipi1el1 fer / Gait
ret> % Sen beltemmer ligeleoes> bpor
meget Ser n1aa fremltilles al Mna=
materiole. S 2p6et al nogle fao
Nor er s(pl al Sobaf paa oers g,1o
gooet ne0 fra 1 Mfillion til 81 Mil=
lion 9(cres, % 3 Millioner Sobof:=
oprfere er al0eles ufb9l1gige al Sen.
Srulten, bpis @npeoiG oe er 9ecm Ser
lcp, bopoe I 1900 Ell &opitol poa 25
Millioner, men orbei0er iii mes 500
Nfillioner 0ollurs. Set melt eiel1=
oommelige pe0 0enne Irl1it er, at
eens Spranui Itrpffer Zig oper ioo at
lige bele &er0en, i0et Sen ogloa for
cit 1tor Gel fo1atrollerer Sobafsforret=
ningen | Sc andre Ger6enS6cle.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-07-13
Tri9cbsbagcns Cfre. Get ipnes

Tribebsoagcns Efre. Set ipnes
life joni ol11 set Q11erifon lfe Soft bli=
Der flogere eller mere forligtig / 9ln=
penoelle1 al Sc mango fprlfjellige
Mrter al Iprprrferilugcr paa 4. Sui
3ugel1. Sro6s offentlige Eroflama=
TONER % %sl0parsler fra 9orgmeitre
% Noliticbefer fnnloer Ser al paa
oel11e Sag ODER Set gonlfe 2an0 for
mango Millioner Collars &nr6, %.
l1lpfferne fplgcr / @rleue pao 0isie
J%ornejcller. Sc lene tie Mopporter
ongiper M1tallet al Sc pao 5ri6e0s=
oage1 lom Jglge al oelnae Sport om-
fon1ne til So og ltlpffestilfaloe1e
1aaer alt / alt I'LL op til 1858. Oct
fer bog ret trilt at t9,1fe Jig, at 9g6s-
lilfen lenere ben bill iprlme betDOeligt
op, ioet ct fort NntaI al Sc gaa-
re6e efter itatiitiife grfaringer ienere
Dgr lom 6glge al ulocfiam", Ell 9lrt
glo0forgiftrling, Ser %in6tre0er De0
8ranoioar al benne Mrts naar 2e-
'gerne lite faar 2eiligbeo til at be
.banoIe glfqloet rigtigt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-07-13
Tplfctingsmon0 8pr9bierg

6pltetingsma1r0 @ur9bjerg fra
9oumort, ser / oel1l1e Sis ct paa So
rebrog5tol1rn6 fer 2onoet, er un9g=
telig ioo rooitol Sociolilt, ipm nogen
pei fon prife Jig. Men fra bette at
flute, at bo11 life fon bpl6e ct goot
Toreorog ON bort Iubrclanos ll0nif=
ling / Sc %lel1ere s(or, lom nogle ip~
mes tilhpiclige iii, %iprefommer % 0o9
nj pure loplig trnngipnet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-07-13
Entered at the Post Office at St. Pa,
MINI, as second class mail-rnatter.

Me0 @ellmon paa Moropolsreiie
pr. 9l,itifib, Mplius @ricbien un6er-
peis poo 6oriferreiie til set pi0unoer=
llat rige Noroplt=@ rdl1lono % Son6=
1p11ligbco for at Eeorp far lat 2ipet
til poa i'm 9soropolsjogt, alt in0en
11oqle fou Tiger, forefomn1er Set os,
at Ser CT bit Set pigtige a%rftilfe
Sppr9Sn1ool alt fornpoel1t @e1lpn /
s[orct 1906.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-07-13
&olera / Manila. Sra Mo

&olera / Manila. Sra Manilo
ne60eltes li0lte l1ge, at Ser / @pens
MnrDe0 er l10br110t Ell &olero=gpi=
0enti, Ser far frepet ct b~etp0eligt
slntol Dire. Moriage1 mel1es at bore
Snititof / 0%riffepa10et> pg Sropper=
ne far 0erfor belnt @on0rel erpoirer=
tic, bporfro @pel1 faar lit Griffepano.
gpi6emien er / ltprf Me0gong og on
toges at bore 1111oer &ol1trol. Mogle
fon 9(merifurlerc hur pUrct angreb=
lie, og 3 eller 4 er opOc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-07-13
Mgoepltnftet imelIem Beitens aul-
tlr ! fin Joraaisblomit og aiiens
torlteneoe, men I'LL gienpuagnen0e
a11ltltr, iom Ben brpoer frem / SSa-
pan.
nor(6eR egjerings
program.

program.
9. 20. SUM, altlan ct Nor Sage
fer &roningen, otfentliggiproe Sen
11orife &egiering lit galgprogrom.
Otter en- &eoegjprelie for fit Syn
paa Sen politiife 9ituotion efter 8e-
g%tperbeoerne / 1906 opitiller Megie-
ringen fglgen6e Brogrampunfter:
y st perne ON set al Solicit 1elo
gienreilte rationale &onge06mme og
iatte set / Stan0 til / Samarbeioe
meo Stortinget at repreientere 2an-
Oct og bele 6etS l10bifling.
p S 6orboloet til llolonoet at
peoligeboloe en- itreng geeutralitets-
og @ologiftspolitif. &aa @runolag
al Observation-Disclosures og
&arlltaoforliget at bebare og u6pifle
ct freoeligt og tilli0sful0t 6orbol6
til Sberige. st Toribg paa at trent
foloe npe Misforitaoelier og Goi=
%lten1ool bdr befempes. &aa lanme
Sio bqr Ser ombpggeligt Daage5 ODER
9eorges og norlfe @orgeres &etttgbe-
Der og SSnteresier og 6orioaret fol-
oes oppe til at fire 6e0retanoets
Selpiten0igbe6.
- ut gipe Ell forligtig og ndgtern
6i11ansle0elie SEN fgrlte Yla0s / Sc
nurn1elte N(ors Gtats= pg &on111-
nolpolitif og / Sberensltemne[ie
berme0 igge SEN offentlige @ielSs-
l%tiftelie begr9nlet, Sc ltore Sfatte=
bDr0er loa bi0t ml1ligt lette0e.
~ Hlann1esiig at forbere6e til
proftilf 2psning Sc forifjellige TO-
ciale &eformipgrgsmaol, ipecielt Sc
forifiellige' Goriifringsor0ninger.
3 ut fortlette Mr6ej0et for Spro-
gets 6ornorifl1i11g. @ba0 enten man
mel1er, at Sprogets Tornorifning
bpr lfe poa Wrunolug al Set alminoe=
lige 8ogiprog> eller tror, at 2u1bs=
moalet b9r 6ur11e @rl1n0laget for
9forges rationale 5friftlprog, hpr
bisle forifjellige Spl1sp1tnfter life bee,
tie til @inoer for at bep0e begge
Sprogs 2i9eberettigclie % 2igclr1l=
ling I Set offent(ige 2ip.
g. Nt gjenl1emfpre poufrupe0e fol1=
ititlltionelle &eformer pc6 9gnorin=
ger | @r1n0loben. @ertil bdrer en-
betrpggen0e Sr6nil1g al Sc ll0e1rig-
ife Sager og Sc militere &onroll0o=
lagers &eDan0ling. Statsroo0ernes
galgborbeO, Splssningsret lomt for
ifjellige 6orllog, iigteuoe til Torfor=
telle al Storti1gsiesiionerne
y Mt ltgtte Meringslipet og Be-
for0re lu110e 0emofrotiife Mrbej6s=
og 2tpsforbolo UNDER @ep0ell en al
gjenoomsrctten pg al Set pripotc Sui
tiatip.
programmed, iom CT un0ertegnet
al ianntlige 9%}egjeringel1s Me0lem-
nrer> %ill1tter me0 f6lgen0e Orb: IS
5orbisning ON, at Bette bort politilfe
@rl1n0ipn pil bi1r6e almi10elig Sil=
lll1tr1ing / bi6e &re6ie al bort Tolf,
og at hi frem0eleS far 2on0ets Sill
lis, opfor0rer ri @plgere / 8p og
8pg0 til, 1to1iet bnilfen Hartiorgo=
nilotion Sc t%i0ligere far til6prt, at
faare &eprnientonter, lom / Set bee
ie1tlige %illttter Jig til 0ette Ero=
grant"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-07-13

81 hi minbe bore 2eiere % me
Monnenter ON, at ri bar ct fort
Eager al imuffe Brnmier for foru6.
betaIenbe Monnenier. Som &c Iabe
let iaa6nrt SAbrb gao Gem forbi2
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-07-13
Sernbanemlpffen / Gnqlanb, lou

pt omtalte Ii0ite l1ge, lom folte6e 80
Menneifer 2ipet, Mplotes efter Sc TO-
relgbige ltn6eripgelier, at Sre11et fpr-
tee mes for itprf Start run0t en- @ur=
be. Set git oa l1lpffen ffete meo en-
Sart al tet beo en- NfiI / Simen, og
6orten lagtneoes iiffffe, bba6 Ser eHerrg
altio ifete, naar ben meget bratte
Rurpe p~asierebes.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-07-13
@tlliam &anoolpb Scarf bar err

flGret ct S%l1terpiem, at ban life bill
blipe aanoioat for 9elnofraternes
Domination for @rniioent-@ anoioot,
men at ban bill itgtte 8rpans &olt0i=
0atur mes M6lni Stepenion iom @an-
oioot for @icepr9ii0ent.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-07-13
gi( Noropo(en.
u, @ellman's 9mftifi6s= Gfspeoitiun.

u. @ellman's 2mftifi6S=G fspeoitipn.
Giolte 6re0ag, Sen 6. So, mo6tog
Chicago 8lo0et u&ecor0 @erol6" Sen
lt0ite 0irefte &ab~eloepcicbe fra i'm
&prreiponoeut Molter @ellman, Ser
JONI befjenot bill oplbge Moropolen
pr. 2uftlfib. 9epel cben bar 0ateret
Sromse / Norge, bportil Mr. @ell=
mon bar anfommet pin Sro106ie1n;
MI 1ful0e Sfibet nTritbiof" fpre
bam pg bans &~ejiefammerater pi-
oere MOS Mor6, til 9ol1e Sslan6, en-
al Spitsbergen 9erne, bpor 9epot
er lagt, og bporfra 8allonen ifal til
ge op. Scr. @e+lmal1 telegrnfere0e,
at Sen fprlte Salpoel al en- onltrp11=
genOe &agne I'LL bar ODER taaet;
2lftifibets &onltrlrftion bar iifret,
paa Game Sslan0 bar logt ct Gepot
paa 600 Sons a Materialer og
6orne0enbe0er, og fer bar Ell Sfare
pon "a al Sc be6lte Meronm1ter, Ma=
ifi11ilter, Mefonifere og Grperter /
Silpirfning al @as og Motor=Spe-
ration he6 &aanoelt for at gjGre al
Sing flar til 6arten. Nu lto0 finn
til6age Spitillingen of lelpe 9l1ftifi=
Get, Sc forbere0en0e Torlpg og loa
en0elig lelpe Mfrejlen. Sc nrlte 81
terretninger fra Scr. @ellman fan
pentes> noar ban faor fine slpporoter
for %trua0les Selegrofi opltillet. Moor
211ftifibet gaar op, pil ogiaa berfro
en- traaolp5 SelegrofOepeic be fl1l1ne
ofien0es, lao u&ecor0 @erol0" buo>
Der at ltaa lanle0es Torbin0elie mes
lin aorrelponoent poa bele SEN cpel1=
tprlige 6lngt.
Mdor 2uftifibet ct flor til sf=
relic, bill Set pore Set it9rlte og for
trtnligite / iin slrt, ser l1ogenli10e
CT fonltr>teret. Selpe @ollonoele1
al Sfibet CT pper 164 500 / 2Gng=
Sc, og Oens 1tbrite Giorneter 52H
500. Gems lolnlebe Sperfla0e er
21,09S &poorotfp0, Sen fon rl1r1me
224,225 &llbiffoo @as og fan lpfte
10000 SIS.
Sao meget ON @rreepnen. lln=
Ser @allonen bUrger Staalpogl1cn,
Ser er 52H 500 lang, % inocbol=
Der Mtalfi11rum % &aDpt for MallO=
lfa6et lan1t Gropiol1trl1m og til oen=
ne pil onre f9itet Sen ltore &llrp,
Der runner @o:plin 9rGnDslet for
Motorerne, Sfibets Gripfroft, al,
brilfe Ser er 3, % iou1 nil oripe Sc
to Sfrl1er, Ser ifol fore Sfibet frem
mes CT Tart al ira 10 til 10 Mil
/ Simen.
8 Man0 goor meo paa Sl1ren:
&ellmon ielu, Mojor @eriep, Ser re-
prpic1terer Negjeri1ge1 og Geo
grofilf Sellfab, Ell iranif 9uftlfip=
per @alton @erpien, trooolgs Scle=
%grof=Grpert> g. S. Gn1it6 og Eal1l
eolaroeal., Ser bar Charge al 0foto=
rcrne. Ire al oisle Mfeno pil ite0ie
oore poa Gagt og paste Sc forifjelli-.
sc apporater og Moifi11er, meoens
De to onore boiler Jig. @ellma11
boaber> at Sfibet lial pure fGr0ig til
Nfrejle omfring SEN 1. Mugl1lt, at
Gon fan gua op / Mioten al 0enr1e
Maoneo, og at @er0en omfring 0en1.
September bill bgre iaaoant gtpt fra
Be arftiife &egioner, jom en0un, al
brig er trpngt us oerfra.
Wleo itor 9panoing maa man So
.imeoeie &ei1ltaterr,e fra benne iau
epentprlige 5art, iamti0ig meo at
man enifer Sc 6riltige @ioenifabs-
meno ct u2pffe paa @eiien" og Ell
lpffelig ltnogaaen al ben ltaffeIs
Anorees 5fpbne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-07-13
81 ieuber

81 ienber
meo @Iabe #rgpenuu1re til en- bpiI.
fen fom BELT Moresfe paa Dpfor.
bring.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-11
By Dorothy luke

~ HERE is an endless variety OF
curtains, good, bad and indit-
ferent - particularly indiner-
emit How often do we see eX-
pensive lace curtains with nothing
really against them except that they
are deadly uninteresting and hope
lessly commonplace And there Is real
ly no excuse for IL. For some OF the
prettiest window effects can be mad
with curtains costing but 81 pair.
In my opinion, too few curtains
have colors in them IL seems such
a good opportunity TO carry out the
color scheme, and we can often soft
en- the light and give a pretty effect
TO a room by using. for instance, light
green or yellow silk sash curtains.
other pretty colored effects can be
obtained by using colOred madras
curtains. These come in exquisite
shades and with big bold designs, as
well as small geometrical ones. One Of
the accompanying Illustrations shows
curtains OF this sort The curtains
hang close against the sash and
straight down. They have small brass
rings. which move easily on the tiny
brass rods. and so can readily be
drawn back.
1t is a great deal better TO have simple
curtains, good OF their kind, rather than
cheap copies of more expensive ones.
Simple swiss curtains are clway- In
good taste. and are used in many Of the
best homes. We can either buy them
ready made, with dainty ruffies, or We
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-11
HAIRPINS

- ONE misguided individual man,
no doubt, for any woman would
know that such discoveries are
an everyday occurrence 90 has
written an article upon a new use for
halrplnS. lie says that a pigeons
nest made entirely of them has been
found in crowded section OF London;
and he straightway writes a pane
gyric upon the cleverness OF the birds
in finding use for these pieces Of wire,
which they have found in the street.
where they were dropped by their
human owners
II goes without saying that that man
was unmarried. II he had a wife. or
&c he had ever lived very much around
any women, he would know that the
uses of wire hairpin are practically
unlimited, and there would be nothing
extraordinary about constructing a
barbed wire fence OF them, much less
in making one simple little pigeons
nest!
A woman can make a hairpin an ac-
cessory to almost any part OF her
toilet, not TO mention its primary use
for keeping her hair up. II makes a
most satisfactory crimping pin, button
hook or shoe horn; II Will take the
place of backslidiug whalebone; II
viii hold a refractory ruftle or hem In
place and, with the aid of a burnt
cork. IL has no equal as an eyebrow
pencil
When a woman gets out her mending
basket haiTpin Is called into play as
a bodkin. When she sits down TO read
she finds no paper cutter so excellent
II Is one OF her most cherished pos p
sessions. and even the woman who
considers bone halrpins the only thin z
TO hold her couture In place has al
ways a collection OF wire ones upon
her dressing table for the emergen-
cies OF life. A new use, indeed!
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-11
Talk is cheap-but it takes money to

Talk is cheap-but it takes money to
buy a farm"
l once paid a visit to a woman of
this considerative variety. and while
realize that I lay myself open to
censure by cFiticising one whose bread
] have broken, I cannot help using
her as an Illustration.
/ knew that few, IL any, Of her friends
ever accepted a second invitation to
stay under her roof, but / never under
stood why until my own visit. Her re-
ception was overwhelmingly cordial.
Her manner and words were those of
the provincial Spanish host All that
i have is yours-take II and enjoy it."
She made you enjoy yourself after
your own fashion, but kept a sufficient
~ strict eye upon you to make this
impossible. She followed you every
where with the offer of services that
you could not accept; consulted your
desires in matters that were far better
left in her own hands, and wearied you
with her assurances of her delight in
your company and her admiration for
your qualities as a guest.
The climax came when one afternoon
I went driving with q neighbor and was
delayed beyond the appointed hour for
supper. Not once before in the week
of my stay had that meal been an
nounced on time, but tonight, when l
was fifteen minutes late, Il had been
kept waiting, and the frigid politeness
with which my apologies were received
strikes a chill to the marrow of my
bones even now.
1t seldom rings true-this consldera-
tion that is smeared, and 1t is well to
avoid It,.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-11
PAPER DoLLs-THEIR HOUSES AND USE

ways attlred i'm an up-to-date cos
tune. The child who plans and ar
ranges her dolls wardrobe is laying
the foundation for the time when she
Will look after her own. and every
twist and cut made by chubby fingers
Will be of use some day.
The proud little mother of a paper
family is not long satisfied without a
house for her babies, and here again
comes the chance to use eyes, fingers
and brain.
One of the incest ways to make a
paper-doll house is to get a regular
scrap book for the purpose, using a
page or two facing pages as a room.
Large envelopes fastened on the in
ner side of the covers make safe re-
ceptacles for the family when the
mouse is not in active use.
The first page might be a hall. Furnl-
ture catalogues and the advertising
section of magazines will supply YOU
with furnishings, and IL is a very un-
usual small girl who does not become
vastly Interested in the sort of things
that she must choose for her hall.
A reception room offers opportuni-
ties for Empire furniture and hang
lngs; a library must have chairs, rugs
ana pictures to suit the books; din
ing room offers almost unlimited pos
slbilities for taste i'm chinaware clos
cts and table decorations
The future housekeeper comes to the
fore when the tiny maiden begins to
collect necessities for her kitchen.
she gets very much in earnest as she
discusses the respective merits of var
ious kinds of wares and utensils, and
the location and furnishing of her sink
Is an important problem.
Her bathroom boasts the newest OF
thing and plumbing, for oh, JOY of
joys! IL costs no more to cut out a
porcelain tub with the finest nickel
finishings than IL does to detach the
cheapest tin affair from its surround
ing page.
Bedrooms, sewing room, storeroom
attic may each be planned for, and
then-when the pages become a hit
dingy from constant handling and ad-
miring-think OF the delight of wiping
of the worn and shabby articles with
dampened sponge, and giving the
paper children al that is newest and
finest in the seasons furniture and
decorations!
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-11

TINE worlds wise educators have
long since discovered that the
groundwork of a child's mental,
moral and physical deve- OPP
ment is laid in its p1aytime; but 1t is
the mothers special province to fit the
tunities are never better than when her
small daughter gets the paper-doll
craze
Paper dolls are such satisfactory
creatures. They don't break. II they
tear. a dab of mucilage and paper
splint on the wrong side restores them
to life once more, and there Is scarcely
NOT present possibilities for enlarglng
either the family itself or some of It's
possessions.
The bought paper dolls are attractive,
but IL is limited attractiveneSs. once
they have been cut out of their orig
inal sheet, and arrayed in the rev
garments that accompanied IT, their
chief interest is gone. There is never
half the Joy to the childish mind in
the one over which she must exercise
her own ingenuity.
The smiling-faced ladies cut from
women's magazines are delightful and
economical additions to a paper-doll
family. A small color box will do
wonders toward tintlng their cheeks
and lips, and toning up the color of
their hair. Then think of the ward
robe that can be collected. Every new
number has q fascinating collection
of gowns, hats and jackets, which a
pair of scissors and a mucilage pot
viii soon make wearable.
One dress can be made TO ut over
another without any appearance of
superfuous flesh, and my lady is al
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-11

danna about her waist and another
about the throat, fastening the knot to
the end of the V.
The "Old Virginia girI' and 1880 cos
tunes are easily made Of lowered ere
tonnes, or of the crepe papers that
come I'm such variety.
Those crepe papers. by the way, make
stunning costumes, If you've time to de-
vote the best part of day TO the max
ing The prettiest flower costumes
topped of with a big flower for hat;
Mother Goose and her tribe of nursery
folk; night and morning and twilight
witches and elves; children OF other
nations-there is no end TO the costumes
which can be made OF them. II you
make the paper costume upon foun-
dalton of muslin, or, at least, sew II
upon a belt of strong muslin, with
bands outlining the neck and ending
the sleeves, there's little danger OF the
dress sagging. or. worse STILL OF pulling
apart.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-11
CONSULTATIVE SLUSH

delightful things in the world; but
considerative slush is an abomination,
and purveyors of II deserve to be
smothered in their own quagmire.
oddly enough, the superlatively con-
siderate person is rarely able TO put
himself out for your benefit. Nothing
would give him more pleasure than to
be able to render you a certain serv.
ice. His distress at having to refuse
your request far exceeds your own;
but 1 never have dealings with a
gusher of this particular type, that
I don't have occasion to repeat 70
myself afterward with due philosophy
that well-worn, vulgar aphorism.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-11

tration. The simple, pleated valance and
the curtains are most decorative and
add much to this pretty bedroom. The
inside curtains are of white swiss.
Another illustration shows curtains
made from a JarVanses print. These are
the most serviceable curtains imagi-
nable, as they defy the sun and also
the washtub. They will hold their coll
ors till they are worn threadbare. They
certainly make attractive curtains, IL
the room warrants strong coloring. In
putting up such curtains, allowance
must be made for shrinkage; and the
clever housekeeper turns the hem in al
the top several times to allow for this
Not long ago a young homemaker re-
decorated her drawing room. She car
ried out her scheme In green and white.
Her large bay window she curtained I'm
white fishnet. When the room was nm
ished and she surveyed II, she felt that
something was not right Tho window
was too pronounced. The whlteness OF
II seemed almost garish. So she lined
the net curtains with green China silk,
and this was a great success the light
altering through. the green silk curtains
was soft and pleasing, while the bay
window itself made most adorable re-
treat