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Society News


Rev. and Mrs. J. W. Simmons win
leave Friday for St Mays where
MT. Simmons viii be pastor Of the
Methodist church. Their friends here
regret their leaving very much.
Mrs. W. C. w. Cunningham OF At
lsnta Is visiting her brother, Dr. j.
w. Simmons She will leave Friday
for Sc. Mays with Rev. and MRS.
W. Simmons to be their guest foy
sonae time.
Additional donations Of cash are
still being received by AIRS. Z. q.
Tupper for the bazaar held recently
and amount realized win be consid.
erably increa~cd when all sources are
heard from.
Mrs. Josephine wilkes of Lyons,
Ca, who has been in Jacksonville
for the past three weeks visiting her
son, arrived in the city yesterday TO
spend a few days with Der son, DR..
NJ. VI. wilkes.
A meeting Of the Ladies Of The
Maccabees IS called for this afternoon
at the home Of Mrs f. G. Topper at
$50 O'Clock. Very important bust.
ness is to be transacted and full
attendance Us urged.
The Ladies Board o. the Sailors
reading room are conducting Lar
kin booth in the Keany store during
the Christmas sale Orders for all
sorts o. household necessities are
taken at this booth and the public
is invited to patronize them.
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K~%~1Esss indigestion.
4A~-@Ss&S4fA Relieves sour stomach,
palpitation -fthe heat. l.ises.s whziv3ueA1
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HOLIDAY LIQUORS AT rETgR.
SONS BAR.
$500
' HAVE A FEW MORE BUSHELS
or SWEET POTATOES. SEE ME
QUICK. c. L. PARKER. TECE-
PHONE "a. soS J. STREET.
PRICE, 60 CENTS PER EuSHEL.
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Arr. M. c. Rowe has returned FROM
"a slsst to savannxh.
Iafss Mamie Atkinson Is the guest
az Mrs ". A. Potter.
Little Ruth Thomas has been srite
tick for several days.
la, TIE little daughter OF Ca ;ain
MsFtin Anderson Is very IL.
K.ss J-.ns Wool Is visiting Mrs.
j ". Gr.Fega n Savannah.
The Acacia c!ab meets this aftsr.
moon With Miss Lucille Butts
The Thaiian club win not meet
asaln Until altar the holidays,
Mrs. Boiling whitfieid has &c.
turned from a visit to Atlanta
Mrs. o. ". Taylor continues quite
i'll. to the regret Of her friends.
Mss Julia Powell leaves today for
Quitman 70 visit Mira. Constant Mil
FER.
Mr. Robert Copper Of Malbone Is
the guest Of AIR ana AIRS W. f.
Parker.
Miss Louise Baker will be at homo
from Belmont college for the holt
days.
Mrs Eugene Flanders Is imprus-
ing after severe attack Of pneu-
: monia
The little infant of Mr.. and Mrs..
eugene Flanders Is improving from
its illness.
The ID. A. e. win meet Tuesday
afternoon at 4 O'Clock with Mrs
T. H. Morgan
Misses IDA and Ruby Lang have
returned to Garden after short
visit to Mrs ]. 3. c. Bitch.
Mrs C. %. Lloyd will leave this
week for Savannah after visit 70
Airs. f. d Walter.
Miss Mailie Davenport has arrived
from Atlanta 10 spend the winter
and is With Mrs. Courtland Symmea.
Miss Margaret Sparks and Master
Robbie Sparks are improving after
being ID for several days with
grippe.
The Ladies Aid Society OF the Luz
theran church will meet tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock at the home of
MRS. ]. G.. Gentleman. A full at
tendance is urged.
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A QUIET BITE
in congenial company and appetizing
surroundings Is the ideal thought for
LUNCHEON OR DINNER
You arrange for the company"
and We will attend to the balance.
Service is perfect. and cuisine un-
surpassed. A spread" at this res
tauraat leaves bright spot in the
memory that seems to remind you
to come again. For good eating
dine here.
"TAE METRoPoLiTAN-A
RESTAURANT
Telephone s21.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Neither the master. owners nor
consignees of the Norwegian steam
ship Capriva viii be responsible for
any debts contracted by the crew 0E
said steaH nship.
F. o. NJ. Strachan & Co..
Censignees.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Neither the master. owners nor con
singnees OF the British steamship
Mariner win be responsible for any
debts contracted BY the crew OF said
steamship.
r. D. M. Straehsn & Co.
Consignees.
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nv A NEWS HARBoR MAGA-
ZINE. PRICE. rs CENTS ON
SALE AT THIS CEslcE AND
FLEMING G. eRYANTS.
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FOR THE BEST OAR. AND PINE
WOOD CALL ON j. (. ABBOTT.
TELEPHONE, 1854 CORNER OF l
AND ALBANY STREETS-REA-
aONARLE PRICES.
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RUG SALE TODAY. LEAvY & CO
apEctAl NOTICE.

1rE0tHG 49, 49,
Either the master. owners nor con
signees of the British steamship
I.ncarin will be Responsible for am
debts contracted by The crew OF saia
steamship.
E. .. N. strachan q Co..
Eonsignees.
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DIRECTORS
E. F. coney !,
OF Coney & Parker Co
r. II. Mason
OF f. II. Mason & Co.
tieary p. Taimadge, Henry Taimadge
& Co, Bankers. New York
l. L. Atkins, OF L. r. Aaips & Bro
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NOTICE.

Nine. Hail. hair culturist and ran
icurizt is in the city FOR short time.
Those desiring massa-ge. etc, can
find her at 527 North Albany street
CT at phone 1892.
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HOLIDAY uoUcEs AT PETER.
SONS BAR.
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RUG GALE TODAY. LEavV a co.
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Joseph W Bennett
Of Bennett d Conyers
Abort Fend!g
Of Albert 7endig G, co
= .. Walter. Gas bier.
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1907 TAX NOTICE, 1907.

On the following dates will be at
the several Precincts to collect State
and County Taxes for 1907: 8. Sim
ons. No7 / and Nov. %: Brockman.
Nov. 3 and Nov. IS; Baden, Nov. Z
and Nov. ~: Sterling, Nov. and
Nov &c.
All other dates until Dec. IS at
Court House
n. ). Read, T. c.
Oiynn County.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1907-11-27
GALES.

Farmers hustled corn husking the
past week.
Peter Arndt and wife have little
boy at their home.
Miss Ruth Marvin was a visitor
lately at the Miner home.
A, Wandersee and wife are rejoic-
ing over the arrival Of son.
Mothers circle met with Mrs.
Harry Wilson last Wednesday.
Mesdames Reynolds and Kunzoner
recently called on Mrs. John Schu-
bert.
Mrs. Frank Kiel and children left
for their home last Wednesday. Her
brother John accompanied her home.
Miss Naomi Hicks went last Tues
day to Chicago to spend the winter
with her uncle's family and to attend
school.
S. P. Hicks, F. N. Slower, Peter
Olson, S. C.. Burden and several
others went to Redwood Tuesday to
attend court.
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OVERFLOW LOCAL

The death is reported Of John
Holton, a brother of Lawrence Hol-
ton of Sheridan township. We have
been unable to learn particulars,
aside from the fact that the funeral
was held yesterday.
We are requested to announce
that Father Schatz, the German and
Bohemian speaking priest at Milroy
and Lucan, will officiate here Dec.
I'd and Sd for Father Woods, who
has an engagement. elsewhere at
that time.
The Minneapolis Tribune Of last
Sunday contained brief announce
ment of the death of Chauncey c..
Peck, formerly engaged in farming
in this city. Aside from the fact
that Mr.. Peck died at the home Of
his sister in Minneapolis, no par
ticulars are given.
Attorney Joe Kirby Of Sioux Falls
was Appointment figure in court dur
ing the argument before Judge Oh
sen for the plaintiff in the case Of
John Casserly, Sr. VS.. Morrow. The
case, involving title to 2409 acres in
Westline township, was on law
points and was taken under advise
ment by the court.
Our citizens who wish to see and
hear Archbishop Ireland on the oc-
casion Of his visit here. Dec. 9Th,
will be disappointed to learn that he
will be unable to lecture here at
that time, but up to the capacity Of
St. GATHERINGS church, it will be
possible for all who attend the con-
frmation service on that date to
hear the distinguished prelate.
The opening of bids for putting in
ditch No. 6, last week, resulted in
the award of the contract to O. F.
Doyle Of ST. Cloud, who bid 81 cents
for the open work on the main ditch
and IL cents for open work on the
two branches. The contract stipu-
lates that work is to begin at the
opening of spring and the work be
finished by Sept. 1st. Certified
checks for $4,000 accompanied the
bid.
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VESTA.

G. White moved into the w. j.
Barber house last week.
Henry Greenwald spent last week
with his parents in Shakopee.
The infant boy of Mr.. Comstock
and wife died Thursday. after a
lingering illness.
H. Andrews of Wabasso took
charge of the Barber shop during
Mr.. Greenwald's absence.
c. Busitzke is having a closing out
sale of his general merchandise,
which began last Saturday.
Mrs. Gertjejanssen and daughter
departed for Iowa Thursday, where
they will reside in the future.
E. F. Ellingson, a former resident
of this place now of Mankato, was
renewing acquaintance here the
past week.
Mrs. S. F. Scott returned from
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NORTH REDWOOD

Grandma Shoemaker visited school
last week.
Mrs. J.sH. Hackett and family de-
parted for Minneapolis Tuesday.
III. w. Shoemaker and family Of
Danube visited with relatives here
Sunday last.
Lewis Fleischer, who is working
for the H. E. Walker Lumber Co.,
returned home last Tuesday.
h Leo Bailey returned from Sanborn
last Wednesday, where he completed
his seasons work of threshing.
Francis Shoemaker returned home
Unexpectedly last Thursday from the
west, where he has been for the
past year.
( Mrs. A. H. Seebeck went to Min
neapolis Saturday, to be present at
the second operation on her son
Walter, which took place at st.
Barnabas hospital Saturday fore
pon. Mrs. Seebeck returned home
Monday noon and reported Walter
quite weak when she returned.
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WANDA.

Supt. Bebermeyer visited our
schools last week.
Mr.. Becher was unfortunate last
week in losing a valuable driving
horse.
H. X. Schrader and wife were Wis
itors at the Ohlsen home, on last
Monday.
Albert Spaulding and wife re-
turned last Sunday from weeks
visit in Lamberton.
VIM. Brinkmann disposed of most
of his farm and household goods at
an auction held at his place last
week.
Mrs. Brusse left last Saturday for
a visit with her sister. She will be
joined later by her husband and
family, when they start for their
new home in Washington.
Henry Ohlsen and wife made a
trip to Vesta last Saturday to con-
suit the doctor in regard to their
little daughter Clara, who has been
bothered with ear trouble for some
thine.
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Minneapolis last week, where she
had been visiting her parents for
several weeks.
BELVIEW.


A. Leonard and wife visited with
Mrs. Muetzel in Sherman Friday af-
ternoon.
Mesdames Pease and Holvik went
out to Schafer's to visit Thursday
afternoon.
Messrs. Holvik and Leonard and
families drove over to Wabasso to
visit with Mr.. Gosslee and family.
Alfredo and Goddard Lindholm
of Lafayette, Mimi, are visiting
with their sister, Mrs. Frank Mar
tin.
Misses Duffy and Leonard and Mr..
Flom attended the concert given in
the Christian church at Redwood
Falls last Monday evening.
Mr.. Mcmillan came up from the
cites to preach in the Congrega-
tional church last Sunday. In the
afternoon he drove over to Seaforth
to conduct service there.
The Minnesota Twine Co. have
finished pressing the fodder which
they had bought up along the M. &
st. L.railroad as far as this city and
are moving east.
The young people Of Belview pleas
antly surprised Miss Helen Leonard
at the home Of her parents on the
evening Of her birthday. They pre-
sented her with beautiful jewelry
case. The evening was spent most
delightfully."-.
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WABASSO.
From The Standard

Supt. Bebermeyer Of Redwood
Falls was business caller in town
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Misses Frances and Josie johann
neck and Tony Schueller were Red
wood Falls visitors last Saturday.
Miss Matte Callaghan Of Redwood
Falls is visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Callaghan this week.
Miss Katie Dietz Of Sleepy Eye
came up this week to spend a few
days with her sister, Mrs. Math
Schueller.
Miss Vesta Small, who is attend
ing school at Redwood Falls spent
Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alvin Small.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Meyer and
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Small were also
among those who took in the enter
tainment at Redwood Falls Monday
evening.
Fred. Child returned last Satur-
day from Wabasha, Mimi, where he
has been working for the past two
weeks. Fred. says that he likes his
new location and Monday packed
L
his household goods and left for
that city on the afternoon train.
The people of this village were sorry
to see Mr.. and Mrs. Child leave us
but hope them good luck and hap
piness in their new home.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. R. McPhee were
surprised last Friday evening when
a number of their friends dropped
in and surprised them, the ladies
bringing bounteous supply of eat
ables for supper. The surprise was
in honor of Mr.. McPhee's birthday
and number Of presents were pre-.
sented by Mr.. P. A. Callaghan with
a fine speech in behalf of the crowd
All those who were there reported
having a fine time and hoped they
could be with Mr.. McPhee when he
celebrates his next birthday.
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DELHI.

Y A large crowd attended the oyster
supper Friday evening.
Hans Anderson left Monday for
Yankton, South Dakota.
Messrs. Borg and Lagerstrom Wis
tied with friends at Wood Lake on
Friday.
The international Flax Co. baling
machine arrived Monday to com
mence work.
Mrs. Mcclellan of Cottonwood
spent Friday evening with Mrs.
Margaret Stewart.
John Olson, Ole Vogland and Sew
er Satta left Tuesday morning for
Norway, to spend the winter.
Arthur Scott returned to ST. Paul
last week, after spending three
weeks with his mother, Mrs. E..
Scott.
The C. E. society has been pre-
pairing the past month to give a play
on Dec. 9th, entitled the 'Deestrick
Skule."
Peter Peterine returned to his
home at Echo on Saturday. He has
been digging a we'll for D. R. Nc
Corquodale.
Mrs. Ahrendt has returned to her
home at Redwood Falls, after spend
ing several days with her mother,
Mrs. Will Schaffer.
The business men commenced on
Monday evening to close all the
stores at o'clock and will continue
to do so the remainder of the win
ter.
Lagerstrom & Mclean announces
a cut of 10 per cent. off the regular
price on all their overshoes and rub
bers sold for cash for the next &c
days, also on shoes. A large assert
ment on hand. Come early while
they last. 17-2t.
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SANBORN.

G. A. Brown and wife returned
from Mankato Saturday.
Geo. Posi- and D. G. Brockway
were in Redwood Falls Saturday.
Mrs. R. A. Sanders visited with
her parents in Belle PLANE Friday.
G. A. Dreblow and wife and Miss
Sahr were Lamberton visitors Sun
day.
Mr.. Plocker and daughter, Miss
Florence, left for Brooking Satur-
day.
Mrs. Sarah Patterson of Spring
field is visiting with Mrs. F. E.
Gleason this week.
The Mesdames Breitkreitz and
Schroeder and Miss Colburn enter
tanned about thirty young folks at
the home of the former Friday ev-
ening. The evening was spent in
playing games, after which bount-
eous lunch was served. An enjoyable
evening was spent by all.
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Redwood Falls, Mimi, Nov. 25th. 1907

Redwood Falls, Mimi, Nov 25th. 1907
To the Honorable Board of County Commits
sioners of Redwood County, Mimi.
GENTLEMEN
We the undersigned. Board of Audit. with
in and for the county of Redwood and state
of Minnesota, met on the above given date
and make the following report;
Board convened at one O'Clock P. M. on
above given date. Members presents L. p.
Larson, County Auditor, Geo. Posi-, Chair
man of the Board OF County commissioners;
and Fred L. Warner, Clerk of the District
Court
Board proceeded to and did check up and
connt the funds in the hands and under
control of the county treasurer and found
the same to be as follows:
Deposited in the First National
Bank OF Redwood Falls. 14,52563
Deposited in the First National
Bank of Lamberton. ............ 2s12O17
Deposited in the State Bank of
De la@ tied in IN the State Bank Of
Deposited Moa tied in the citizens State
Bank of Wabasso .............. 3,o7254
Df sRelyiew = -. s.s s,52el7
spate Bank ................ 1,45ss3
Df RRank Of walnut Grove -. 1865
Deposited in the Sanborn State
fp1asre - - 49,. 1,6115s
Deposited ne in in the State Bank Of $500,
1 NeSId.-.
Deposited in the Security State
Bank of Seaforth. l,SSU.i1
Deposited in the Gold-Stabeck
Bank of Redwood Falls ........ 12,S2o.I2
Deposited in the State Bank OF
deposited Ma1sHs i in the State Bank Of
+ WANDA -, Aso@-.o0
D epEements = inc a.a.e DaAA 1,7s2.5o
Deposited in the Farmers " Mer-
chants State Bank of Morgan. l,ooo.Ua
| Cash and cash items in ofhce.... o9o.oo
Total s SO. 846. 76
Less receipts not charged, ooo.o1
Balance, 61.s8o.s9
/ we hereby certify that the above given
/ amount agrees with the balance charged to
| the county treasurer as appears from the
A'>@'. Z. p. LARSON,
County Auditor
/ fAuditor's Seal GEO. posi-,
Chairman of County Board
FRED l.. WARNER
Clerk or Dist. Court
Board of Audit of Redwood County, Mimi.
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Miss Willard Of the second prim
airy will go to Mankato this evening
for Thanksgiving, and Miss Clauser
of the seventh grade will join hel
family at Minneapolis.
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WALNUT ! GROVE

f,W,.A.LNUT GROVE
Miss Alma Jacobs spent Saturday
at Tracy.
3. G. Ellefson was a Tracy visitor
Thursday.
James Benfeld is clerking for Mrs.
F. G. Swoffer.
S. ]. Foster spent Sunday with his
parents at Marshall.
John Norton took in the show at
Tracy Saturday evening.
Mr.. Atkinson of Owatonna spent a
few days last week with v. digger
and wife.
Mr.. Jones went to Garyin Tuesday
to look after his farming interests
of that place.
Miss Selma Werner came down
from Tracy Saturday to spend Sun
day with her parents.
Mrs. A. Swoffer went to Spring
field Thursday for visit with Miss
Emma Swoffer of that place.
Chas. Schultz stopped oyer be-
tween trains Tuesday on his way
from Missouri to Goodwin, S. D.
Miss Lucy Nash Of Minneapolis
came Wednesday to spend few
week with her aunt, Mrs. L. Gar
lock.
! The dance given by the basket ball
boys Wednesday evening was well
attended. Everybody reports good
| time.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-01-11
BUYS OUT TREAT & SHEPPARD.
s5o.ooo Deal by Music Store Men.

$50000 Deal by Music Store Men.
 Attorney Henry F. Parmelee, repre- senting the Treat & Shepard company and Attorney J. Birney Tuttle, acting for Charles H. Loomls, have complet- ed negotiations for notable Chapel street business transaction. As a re- suit Charles H. Loomis has purchased the stock and business heretofore con ducted at SS7 Chapel street by the Treat & Shepard company. MT. Loom is will take possession on the fifteenth of this month. and will conduct the agency of the Mathushek pianos so long sold by the Treat & Shepard com pany. About $5O,OOO is involved in the taking over of this business.
 It is just twenty years ago the Treat & Shepard company was organized by the late John L. Treat and the late Prof. Thomas Shepard and Peter Y. Reynolds; all of whom were connect ed with Charles H. Loomis and his father, the late Clark M. Loomis. in the same line of business, which was then known as Loomis' Temple of Mu- sic. On the twentieth anniversary of the Treat & Shepard company MT. Loomis takes back the business which originated in his own.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-01-11

tucks to fit it to the figure, while the back is gatered very closely and brought high above the faist line un- derneath a large oval medallion Me dalfons strung together with serpen- tine rows of Valencinnes trim the bot tom of the skirt and edge the deep yoke, while the same idea is carried out in the sleeves, which are above the elbow in length. While the designs for wash fabrics take on rather severe lines, they are nevertheless very much betrimmed. In fact, all of the elabor- ation accorded to the modes of the present will be shifted to the next seasons gowns, and we shall have all the affects of the rich passementaries and velvet bands shown up in combl- nation faces and beautiful embroider- ieG.
 One very strong feature of the wash gowns will be the contrasting of trim mings with the material For instance white frocks, even those for very lions of lace either entirely colored or picked in colors; and vice versa, color ed frocks will be trimmed with white
 Some of the most exclusive of the white linen costumes yet displayed are heavily embroidered in some soft color raspberry, pink delft, or chrome, and either piped or foced with linen of the same shade-a distinctly French idea that is both new and chic.
 A confection made for a debutantes Southern outfit is of fine handkerchief linen, the skirt cut circular gored, with the front and back an embroidered panel done in red, blue, and ecrue. Around the bottom it is given a bias band of blue linen piped on either side with ecrue linen The bodice is virtu- ally jumper, althougt it is not de- signed to wear over an under blouse, hut has that effec because of a deep yoke of wash lace, ecrue, laid over blue. The yoke is cut in three round band similar to the one the skirt, while the blouse praper is embroidered car rying out the design shown in the skirt panels. The skirt fastens at the side of the panel and the blouse under the arm. as also the girdle. which is draped and shaped to the waist. This costume embodies the idea of the se- we're lines with much elaboration, as well as showing the new color scheme. Another smart linen costume is made up with a combination of Cluny lace and heavy linen embroidery, and still another with English embroidery and creations there is a broad yoke outlin- ed with the lace and filled ill with em- broidery, showing one of the new fea. lures. The sleeves are, If possible, more elaborate than the rest of the gown.
 The question of coat suits in. %asha- ble materials is still uncertain There are some indications of hip-length models, and an occasional suggestion of bolero and etona effects, but they are in the minority. The French all ways insist upon gringing the coat in one modification or another to the fore, but it was so utterly tabooed by our American women last year that It will not be surprising if it remains in the background for yet another sea son.-New York Evening Post.