New-York tribune., 1907-09-12

,- 49,. ,,s,, .r,ect now 10 see people start
ing farms for the cultivation OF IIae s--s~ad
80 south American professor has alsco's-e -,
t stIlc0 at,,aI-nsh? What is It, really y2-doe7
actually WELD electric force AcCoIu'. .orld
South American scientist, htI.drea -t S "a two
nm a motor car for twenty-four houos' anu .%
hundred thousand would carry a inner across ~ -
ocean Thev would certainly add TO the lVellI,es ~ "
a motor trip, anyhow. In moments o. -fan,,
,tla the chauffeur was burroWtng on ms stoii'ao'
under the car she passengers could aiI'uS@ -
selves by stirring up tho motive power WIZ"
brelias and seeing II wrlgs!e. o,,.o-,o-
- eels become popular for this purpose autotho
hfle nhraseology would probably undergo clta'
Instead Of Sohorsepower macH1hes we 49,. 1,,e
having s0-eelpower machines, or something ''"'
that
r,,-.rv row and then gruThlsr arises and com
,a;-s ,bs. an women dress alike no"adsys'
and that FASHIONS slavery t. eradHeliy 81 ,".is
60 gu. ~ ..-rjrf1a ,rdlvidIality-'as far as cloi1es
-1 and clothes make the woman one hcFflo nm. Ili.
mt il recently Of course. all thinking people ~.
iibeIs like that with The scorn they aest' -.
thinkjng people cannot deny that caSuai 'o"N a
a group Of women gathered together elVss .ie ~ =.
T1-esson that women Gre not exactly patilinuc ''
the matter OF atuTe .,,,.. 80, ,ress
with the statement that there Is to-day a oool %
women slowly and steadily growing IN hull.De, e., :,
80 are always noticed and talked about for me
,--I-.t1a .aefe and originally of their clothes.
Women ike the Duchess OF Ftetiaho aIiu So
pjcksou-Poynder, or, IN theatrical ''ot,S, -
Tree and Mrs Patrick Campbell-"oheh Ii"e -.
5la,a ioue much 70 keep Fashion r shackeS i'o.i'
eating too Internationally tight IieE i1d'e "
~rtre ed % follow exaggerated NiNit9s ~
r-o--re1 on senseless trimmings. and Hp"Ee az
+bev hive dared 10 express their own lhoNiuIdI
,ct,,res1rle fancies iu their dress. YET tl'E HN'
,..,-ar s,ona too far-rever Tar as 10 "+ 'y'
srso,,ous lust far enough be unique gfaCst'-!
unusual; to make. In the crowd Of ""l\en'"''i'-
dressed women. a happy relief 70 the eve
Women like these the salt of tl" ""''u -
c,otlee L is comforting hear that their mum
her fs growing II would he unreasonhnie 70 -
,ec too many women cut loos" from rftShi",'
no he ? really successful Christopher |oiuhou9 ..
that line a woman must have POSITION sii' l'"0
have lInfai!ing taste. she must nave aruE'' -
racItz- she must have money and good looks. -!
> woman lacking these things says TO HeTs'i. ~
~ VIII be original in dress she is hkelE hsi'i'
long n overhear her dearest friends SAVING I'D uI
derfones What guy poor dear AIRS, = t., ioo "r,
today What is the matter Win her' '"' '7
tsinly falling of.
Women who love diamonds must feel cold Cht'7
down their backs when they hear the story OF "a.
I<ot- Moor and Lord Lawrences Hindu ser
u annesrs that when the big gem came lntr -
1,ossessio, Of the East India ConpanE Loru ~.
Tence slipped = into his waistcoaf pocket, siIu
mind f1ll OF veighty and official matteIs. Io's
q bo,,. II corrpletev for several DAYS '41t
rsr,an,bered & he found = gone from ms Po'A r.,
s1d he was. naturally. trlhe mustered ~,
sled his servant il he had seen anytnlnG oI -
er,s1I hoy containing the diamond The sefN8Ii'
seen tho box but. sahb. ne salo' tntIT wac
,,o,hirs IN Z, but A BIT Of glass
TrortrInatelv though he hgo not thrown ~ ~"
the bit of glass which was afterWard eslilal'I
10 he worth in good English money q fhAioh p'U
sterling at least