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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-24

Enh 6ortentWifeItng elmer oorltr-
tbeilSIoien ln0 uuporteiiiGen onleri
toniid)en @ci1i6tc 3u idaIicn.
6. 9ieieS Nbtommcn ioa ioiort
1oh Scr &otjii5irlmg oltr0 oie Gre.
fitip 9cb0rOen 6ci6er &crcinigun0cn
III aroit tretcn uuO fortbcIfcberL bis
e0 OurG Maiorit6tS 9eidluB oeS go.
tionulsGpnucntS elmer Der bciocn Or
GoniIationen ouigcbobcu miro.
Gomit lpGre olio ser Nnfon0 elmer
oeutitiriiden Nuion5 gemobt. 1n
elmer 3Cit, 100 ScmpcrCn5lcr, 9tbIti-
ncn3Icr, Euritoner uno onOere Nncr
mic Die Sibcr orbCitcn mllB sen
0clttId)- Nmcrifoncrn ieoe @oTfcn0c.
noIienidoft Die ocgen Die 9cifrGn.
flung Der pcri0nliGen Sreibeit OH
fompfcn bilIt, luiqtommcn iein. llno
"a itebeu Die SriiG,N merifoncr ollf
leitcn Der 9cllti6sNmerifotcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-24

bon Al Gents pro Yfuu6 un6 cinenl
@ertb5oH 3ltldIog bon GO gro5cnt
oe$ @CrtbCs bcIoItct. Gbllt nif)tS;
Die Sdyof5iidtcr Iin6 nidt Gelliigeno
gcId)iibt. SSm Stoote Ohio, oclicll
Sdaf5ii6tern 5uIicbc bic Gobcu
@oa3oQc o1aeictt mltr6clL lit sic
Sdoi5udt in ocu lcttcu SoGrcn tic
ttg 5ltriidgegon9cn tnb 10 miro c$
trot ser tburmbobcn 36Qe tuobI in
allen 6itliGcn Stootcu |icin. Ser
@OOen fir @ci0en GROCER Gdoi,
bCcrncn miro bon &obr 81 Sobr
tbeurer. Mon 3icbt sic Sdofe mcbr
ibrcS SIciidcS, oIS Ser @oIIc mcgcn,
Sn icrnCn @cItcn iin0 guar nod
NroBe @ei6eI6n6ereicn, onein Sic
@oIlc lit bon 10 gcriugcr 9uoIitGt,
ooB bic @oIlcinfu6r criGpert mcrs
Ben malB, lm profitable Greiic Der
ortS5ridlo9en. Die 6ol9c bopon lit.
ooB Die 2eytc in sen Ser. Stooten
fir luollcne &leioer lueit b06ere
&rciic 5t 5obIcn Gobcn olS in If.
gcnO einem 2on6c ser Groc, ulo I'M
0ur6I6nitt min6ermcrtbigc @oIls
itofic trngcn n%tiiiicn, bcnn cS miro
in 6cn Scr. Stootcn cine Ntcn0c
2llmpenluoIle nacin obCr nit Notllr-
mollc 9cnliidt pc%rnrbeitet. Mon borf
mobl onlcbmen, BOB Die Sobrifate,
meldr ais omerifonii6e @ouiuoo-
rem nlf Sen Worft fomn1cn, bon so
bis 5t 70 Gro5cnt ans 9oumipoIle
bcItchcu. @ooren aus reiner @oIlc,
iino fir sen g(rbeitcr rll0 Sen iogc:
nonnten ofleincn Wonn" liner.
idyuinglif. Die &eid)clL bic @obl.
~hobcnbcrL Sic lid}S Iciitcn f6nncn,
trogcn inportirtc NoIllpoorcn. 9oS
Seer scr picIcn Nrbeitcr, sic I'M
@intcr i'm Sreicn SIT orbcitcn bobcn
rulo sen ltnbiI0cn scr Mitterllug
mnS0eictt fins, bc6orf Dor gucm
morncr llno biniger @oIlfIcioung,
@ir fonnten cbenio quite un6 biQigc
@puItoffc bcritcaGn, iuie onoerc
26nber, iucrn Die RoGipoac nidt nit
tGurmbobcn 36Icn bcIcgt mare.
3ebntouicnbc omcrifoniidcr grbcit
ter f0nntcu bel Ser SeritcIlln0 BON
@oIliunarcn 9ci6Gftigung finocn
Die Jest aus 6cnt Il,sIon0c f%onnilcl,.
9as polcn obcr sic &crrcn I'M Con.
grcb nidJt cinicbcn, SOB 6os gauge
&olf, lnb 6%cionOcrS bic mcni9cr be-
ntittclten aloiiCn 0orltnter SIT leiocn
bo6en, ooB man ben S1of5iidytcrll
Montano'& unb GINGER onocrcn
Stooten 5ltlicbc bcm &olf Die mol.
lcne &leiOitnG u1perid}Gmt pcrt6ell.
ert. Sd)ofS-E oIitif, abcr cine i6oiS-
0ltnlne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-24
Stir NaitiM!"

Scr ullgorii6c &cidStogs 9t6gc-
or6ncte 2cngDcl pcriibt IN cillcnl
YeItcr 9lott folgcnocn 9ligriff oilf
Die Oclltide Spro6c: nHotten mir
Die Gelltidc Sprabe aus! Nidt Sen
Geltti6eL ionocrn 0os 9el,tidl.
tbum. Sd bGtte Nid)t Oogcgen,
iuenr man oild} bic Gelltiden aus,
r%ottctc, bo5u iinO mir obcr SIT
IdAuod,. Sic Ghtsrottlt,g bes
Geutihtblms lit ms oogegen mog-
lid, lit unicrc Gfli6t -. @s beltcbt
niht cine ein5igc Wittclidulc. in
ipcld)cr i1idt sic ocltibe Sprode
unb 2itcrotur Sabre binburd &C.
lebrt luiirbc. Inner geiolluntcr Sod.
Idptlirnterrid)t lit bent 9cutid)cn cnt-
norlmctl unb bicnt bcuti6cm @eien.
Gin @robtbcil u%nicrcr luiiienidjoft-
lid)cn @crfe ullo u%niercr @ciebc iir,O
idlc6tc llcberIctnngcn aus Dem
Gcutidcn. ~llnicrc @uiifIebre lit
gon5 bciltid. gs id)cint, ols Oh mir
inns ieIblt bon sen longboorigcl
@ognerianern nif)t Iosiaecn f0ll-
nen. 9ns Milit6r lit beutidy. IS
lit Elm ipobrer @ottesfIllf IN jeoer
&oicrne. Gie SerriderfomiIic lit
belltid. aaes lit beilti6 = MIR
Glenb, Stcllcr5ablcn, Ilslpanoc.
rllllg itno Bonamoifanbnle iinb mo-
gpariid! 3u Iacoem gcltottcn mir
nid)t cinnol, bab mull unicrc intclli-
scntcn moepariiden Sitngen be-
ipobrc, bob Tic bcranhuadlIelL obne
Die Sprodc unicrcs Gooieinocs 5u
e%rlcrnen, bos poIftootcnbc Gift .
Die ocutide Sprahe mag in Ben
&anbelsihulen pcrblciben, aug ber
nnberen mnlb Tie peridruin6ei1. guf
obnc iic iuerbe1 mir lcbeiL ia iogar
aufbliiben. Ger @elebrte, Der
Shriitltcller, ser Gal,fmonn ~crlerut
lie obncbin ipdter Cleo, bod ioQ Tie
ipcnigitcns Sic Secle BEG n~ntionalen
@al,5en nidt pergiften! Sic lit
Sic Spra6c, il, iuelder Ben Senfers-
fne6tcn c%ommanbtrt ipl,rbe, rnlcre
M1rtDrcr al nlorbcn. ORB. Die
brei5cbn Mdrtprer BOZ, Mrab, sic
bier gcricint linb, Gatten bas Nepo-
lutionsbecr poit 1849 cbenfaqs
oeltild) comntonoirt, nnO MIR Gin
cil15iger BON iDiien fpnnte magpa.
rid, iprcd)en!; 9icie Silnbeiprade
gc6Drt Sen Seltreidern. 2eGrt uno
lernt lie nid)t! ~. Seoermann, 81
tern ainber. 2ebrer, Sd)iiler, Sl6gc.
oroneter, Miniiter, lei bon 0em crl0s
ienocn @(mtben OH Dos Mogparcn-
tbiirn crfiiat uilo ar6eite nit. Dos
Geutidt6um nit icincn m1dtiger1
@cripltr5elungen oils5urotten. Sett
iaee ids, barnit cs Sober bore: Nir
saitiG." limo babel pcroa1fcn bic
Magpmen ibr bisden aitltilr cin5ig
tlio aqein oen Gelltid)en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-24
9Inutc Maric Snno.

Gs ftarb AM %. 5anuat 1907, in oer @o0'
mnq ibrcr 6lterrl. Yir. III, 9toro@Shrboere
Sfrabe. Minnie Ntarie 3uug. aeliebte Epdier
ron Sobn lno Gppble Sulg lllb @ifelli bon
Charles SUNG uro GolliS e. Noble, I'M y.
Sabre hires qe6enS. Wcrlpnnote mo 6reulloc
Scr ,SaInilie Iino nMiiIngspoI eingeluoeH Der
Wceroiqln0 b~eijnpobueu. melhc ai Sreitag,
sen %. Sdnuar. 9ia9miita9o . llDr, bon Dem
Irauerb1nie aus nab Der enall9 lltip. Spllcot'
hiasair1e, mofclbit I'm 1%3 ll6r eilt 1r9lcrs
0ottesoicnIt dbgebaltet miro, iilto oRrll ali Der
.Qouoon 9arf Cemetery" itnttfilioet.
(Oi-pEl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-24
EnnGin 81 0Licnnnrf-

ibrcr leBten gSo0mtn9, Gr. l4I5, Gomonbion=
%gtDenue, supBia u. Nicnburf, 9ehorene gSalls
ier, geIiebie Satin bes ucriiorbenelt Georqe
81. afenoori. I'M GO. Sabre ibreS 2ebens. Sic
8eerbi9Ing finoet 2ouneritng, ben p, Sarltnr,
h2 ltbr gtn6miitneS, Uoti Der obeil 9enanrteh
aus itait. un0 oarlll naG Der oetts
idet lutberii6en Ct. &dnls.air1e, 3reuionls
iin0 Saratoqas Strabe,, 100 I'M R3 ll6r bic
SrGuerfeier ftatifinoct, 8erpanoie II. 5retnoe
iiuo 11iltugSpou eingcInocu.
(gSaibili9tDn. 3. g.. rno NelusDorier 3ei'
iuuucu pollen aefl. cDpireu.) (23-i)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-24
9nhu ". Mcncr.

IS iinrb an u. 2nnunr 1907 i'll iciner LETT
ten SSobnlng, Nr. $40. GoniltatoI, Sirobe,
MeOcr, inG gl!icr bon 81 SGbre1. bic Sccrs
ni0lille finbet Suuucritag, 2 llbr gia6nttin95,
bon feiner lcbten gSobnutg aus ttGtt lpo3lt
Beriunnbte lino SreMIioe Der Samilie nftlngSs
boil einaelnoeH itnb. (23-4)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-24
Ghnrlcs 81. Zimmerman.

nulia ieiicr GlterIt, gsr. 500, gioros3. SirGbe,
Si0b!arbtoipn, Charles ". zimmerman, iiines
fleo mn 9~eliebics Stiilo bon 9elro mo Inllle
zimmerman. i'm Iltcr bon 8 Snbreii . Mtoila.
Trcitag, 9tndmiitdgS . 1lbr, bonn 3rnuerbalile
aus All Scr DIT. Garnet GercterD" iiatt.
(o3--5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-24
Senator 8eDeriSee ii6cr SinScrar6eit.

Senotor 9eperioge bon ,Sn0iano
bat cine 0cicbuorInge oltSgcorbCitct,
Die nit ser Arbcit bon 0in0crn in
@%er8Iperfcn, Snbrifen un0 S6mib-
blocn nnfrdumen ioIl. @r. Vcpcrio1c
hat 5ltr Segriin0ung icincr n9ia" i'm
Scnut cine IGn9erc NcOe geboltcn, in
Ser CT sic llebeGtGn0e Scr &inoeror6cit
beleltd)tete. Der Genius 5eigt, oaB in
Den Serctni9ten Staoten nn6e5lt 5pei
WtiIlionen &in0er inter Is S5obren
mir Den 9roOcrpcrb Scr 6annilic ar.
beitcn m%iilicn. Son oicien iino aler=
oingS Die m~ciitcn IN lon0rpirt6idmits
Ild)en Setricbcn beiddftigt, uno ga.
gegen bat ser Senator ni6t5, oa CT
oas Nrbcitcn olf sen Sarmcn mir Sit-
trdglif bGlt. 9lbcr bon sen Nr6eitcll
Ser 100000, bic in @crgmcrfen, So
brrtcn mo SdmiBbltoen in &ir6cr.
Stlaocrci orbcitcn, mill er nid)tS nil
len. Gr lit io9or iiber5eltgt, Dap bic
G%enius5a6len bel @eitem nid]t ale
Sale oieier &inocr=S floocrei oltfges
5dblt babeH. Nbcr ali6 10 lit e8 id)or
ld)limm genllg, mern in &oblenberg.
mcrfcn, @la3fnbrifen 1t. q. Gitocr
BON II bis IA Sabren Gag mir Sog
sem Stltn0en Idypcre 9(rbeit pcrrid)s
ten m%iliicn, fir sic tic nit so bis 60
Gent3 pro Gag obBclGbnt mcr0en.
Snld)c &itOcr bciuhcn feline Sfyllc,
lerncn nidtS, iin0 Don jltngcn S01rcn
all ti6tS meiter ais 9lrbcitSitlouen.
Ger Senator gicbt cine groBe 3a6l
bc5eidnen0er unO 6%eidyporener iSGGe
Gus 9%ergiucrfen uto Sen nerldieOen-
Iteu 6ubrifen ul0 8etrie6cll. 8enn
Iol1e &in0er nm 2eben blciben lllo
beronpndIen, ntiiiicn lie SeinOe Ser
menidlid)en @eleqldait merocn, ut0
cs lit i6ncn nid)t all per0enfcn. Sic
miliicn torpcrlid, mic gciltig 0cgencs
rircn un0 ibrc Nod)fomncn nod
mc5r, mie iid ooS in Gnglnno id)on
lett Sobrcn 0e5eigt bat. 81 lp1t crit
hat ENGLAND 0cm llcbcl 0eItei1crt. Die
einjelnen St1otcn iito nift i'm Stans
De, Dem llebel 6ieicr &i~nOerarbeit Elm
Gnoc 5lt MAIDEN, neil Ger cine Staot
ein glttcS @eict crlGBt uno Der on,
ocre nidt. Die 6abrif- ooer Millelt-
9etriebc in Sen gut regicrten Stuotcn
lino Damn i'm 9tadtbeil sen on6crcn
gegeniibcr, 1no bic 9etricbe Scr Stoa-
ten, in oencn a%inocrarbcit 5llldiiig lit,
profitiren. Wcbr nod fG1t ms Sc
mift, oaB Sic olrd 9inocrarbeit Dc
generirtcn uibt bios 9iirger ser be-
trciicnSct Staatcn lonbcrn audi
9iirger ser Union mcroell, Die nod
anbcren Stoaten 5ic6cn unb Bel bcn
Rationalpoblen mGblen fonucn. Die
Staatsgcicbe in 9e5ug nif &inocr-
arbeit mcrocn in Ben Staaten nie
iibcrcinItimmeloc Iein, unO ielbIt
lpenll cute ain0erIdus : @eicbe III
Sen eii5elnen Staaten genladt mir
Den, iinb sic Sntereilen bes @roBfapis
tails 10 ntdd)tig, oaB bic GeIete tooter
8itdItobc bleiben. Solde @elete pcr-
Den, mie SSr. 9eucriogc nadJpeiit, icbt
IN pielert Staaten nift burbgefiibrt.
Nit Ben Granddaughter fonlmt 0ieie
Bill" ni6t in Gonflift, ebelilo lpelilg
mic 0as rationale Sllarahtdncs@eleb
Sr. 9cperiogc lit cin gutter Innalt
leincs @elebentluurIes, ulIein CT miro
@ioeriprlid) inter ieiilen Goacgcn ct
iabreit, eiicrlci, lpic gut or cs NIT Den
ornten &iioern meint. 80 leid)t miro
aber ser ltreltb1re Senator bon Sn'
Diana sic 8afien nidt ltredcn.
Shnf.iidltrr. 0nlle INN ms Yulf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-24
Sobn IS, Saepb.

@S itarb am q. Sanuar 1907 SOfa q.
3acuD, ~eelicbier SGtte bon WiarQnretbe SHcob.
Iinbet S0nnerItas, oen "a. SnnIar 1907, gaH>
mittnes nm 2 llbr. bon ieiner letten gSobnuIlg,
9tr. ST., GutdmsGonrt. aus itntt. Yeliebln9
priuntim uuf bcr pGouooil'BarfsG cIlleferp."
(22-1)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-24
Sacob WEmauu.

IS f!nrb on u. TaHunr 1907 SGeU6 Nh.
n,Gnh, @atte BON gInnu NBmanH. Die 9ecrs
higuna iinoGt SOnuerflaG, mn 1A3 llbr 9dds
nlittu0s, bon feiner gSoDnlnQ, gtr. 1918, 9Stls
liam Strabc, aus liait. NciletlinG %priOuttli.
(23-4)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-24
&OmlanS's tiirftIdc SGbcr,
anitable. We6dubc, 8oitaimt sesen. stets aiien.
I lItoOO-
Wi(6e(ut Shcis.

IS iiar5 am %. Snnnar 1907 in feiner Sob
NINA, Nr. 100, gSeilsGerIHdrsS trabe, ggilGelm
SbeiE, g~eIicbter @aite bon gnlu 9liiGbetD
SbeiB, in ieilem "a. Gebensia0re, Die Belt
Der Weeroi0uHa lpiro ipIter dnee5ciat.
Tic rtaacrnnca 6interbIcbenel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-24
(Suri14.9&e,1O

MaleriifD = Hartartig 6rieSltd.
@eItIid bon gSaibroof eir iIno cine bnlte
Meile. @enpst Bic nit 9opbattnn be5eibletc
gprtb=glpcnr s,Gar. 6rcie autiden Ma6rniitags
am terminus. greife bon Segrdbn:bpldter
iett ipesien. aeidie 9eSinanreen. 1eIepboi-
Monbs. IerIauat Yroffhrc. (aiai4, fS,G&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-24
Sufu Z. Wunn.

Gs ilarb an u. Sanuur 1907 in Senoer,
COLORADO, nud iurier Nrdnfbcit Sobu y. Sn,'il,
0elicbter @nitc bon Son 81. Bonn. gcb, 8ciIer,
mo tbeliercr Sobu bon gSilbclnI mo qoltile
Bonn. i'm SIter BON SO Sabren ms 10 1agen.
Sic @ecroiaung finoet am Eunheritaa, ben "a.
Sarliur 1907, in Sehocr, Colorado, Halt.
(0I1 a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-24
Baltimore Ecmcterp.

9,iirran: SrnuHius9iog, Baltimore. II. Turtbitr.
.8eerdbnibpldEe SIM Ncrfanf pot $50 az.
nit Mnrniorpioiteil ahae9ref5t $35 YInt fir
bier Gjriber. Sreic 9jeiupune Der 9apeae fit
SrdliergottcSbieniie. (5lni1G,tN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-24

&c Snie( peridtpuuoen lit, Groit0Be
anf Si3ilieu mo gl,tS6riid)c Der Bul-
fore Nctna ltt0 Stromboli.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-24
Earf.

Der tasytydhltdite .Srtebbof III Baltimore.
@reaI:. $50 Mdtr Snniers2dgreneer etnrttr.
geIS bon aleu- Gta6ttbeilcn. Gtrabeiibnhns
Bnaolis paiiireit ben Suupteinearq. aue bret
Minlteit. 49arnles 8nrtedimnIcr fir. GoI9s,
Die ben iSricbbpi bel raubenl gSetter tefud5er.
VesrdbniBbIdbe 5n febt mibieen Greifeii.
fdntmiIiG inter fprflpi6reneer Pfltge.
9irsna; @r. III, Y1eft.sarafnaa'etrate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-24

Sos bette aub biatofts bentids SIatt In OsH
llit4el. nnb sHbitaaten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-24

@as poG III Snnern Der
Groe porgeben mag? Grobcben iibcr
Grobeben. Neue Groltobe ouf Sa-
ntaica, bcitigc Grbcridiitterllngen I'M
1oa1noiiAcn SItinoien no cine goll.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-28
Farm Land.

Do you know that good level farm
land. especially adapted to the Dry
Farming System OF Cultivation, can
be bought on easy terms, along the
lines Of the Burlington Route. in west
ern Nebraska, northwestern Kansas.
and northeastern Colorado for little
more than It costs to rent land east
Of the Missouri River? II not, lot
me tell you about 1t,
Homeseekers' excursion tickets, on
sale the first and third Tuesdays Of
each month.
For map and particulars. write to
ID. GLEN DEAVER, Genl. Agt.,
Land Seekers Information Bureau,
1904 Farnam St., Omaha, Neb.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-28
ALL COIFFURES HIGH
LoW.pREssEp HEAD NOW THING
OF THE PAST.
Como Of the Modes Are Trying and
Not Altogether Pretty-sketches
Of Ornaments That Are
Popular.

The low.dressed head Is a thing OF
che past. Every fashionable couture Is
high, and there Is a great vogue In
hair ornaments. All sorts OF pretty
things are requlsitioned for the decora.
ton of the hair, back-combs playing
nm important part In the scheme OF
~adornment, while sIch trifies as high
bows of spangled and pailletted net
and lace, butterflies Of velvet and Sc
quins. semi-wreaths Of flowers and
foliage, knots Of roses, wisps Of tulle,
and plumes OF various kinds are more
or less worn. According to present
fashions the hair Is drawn up high
from the nape of the neck. fixed mid.
way with an ornamental comb, and ar.
ranged in various fancy ways on the
top Of the head. the decree being that
the dressing shall be forward for the
winter season. The hair in front Is
either thrown well over the forehead
or drawn straight up from the brow In
a series of puff-curls, the couture
shelving Off sharply at the back. in a
way that, 1t must be admitted. Is
sometimes very trying, and far from
pretty. The really artistic couture Is so
arranged that 1t forms a sort OF frame
to the face; but the ultra.smart are
prone to lose sight OF the artistic elo-
ment in their mode of couture. think
ing only Of the importance OF illustrat.
ing the last word in Embarrassing fash.
ions. Nothing could be uglier than
some Of the modes of couture that are
reckoned as smart" where the hair is
dragged up to the top Of the head in a
way that is at once hard. u%ngraceful,
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-28

to be popular, fashioned Of all.over
embroidered linen. worn with n Of
the pretty simple skirts. Another sug.
gestion for spring models Is the Resto-
ration, or One.piecc effect. which par.
takes Of some Of the characteristics of
both Directoire and Empire. In 1t the
waist-line is just below the bust. and
Is always defined either by a belt or
some arrangement which clearly slim.
ulates one, as tucks, straight rows Of
braid, or a bias fold, From under.
meath this hangs a long, straight skirt,
gathered to give 1t fulness, and quite
plain, as is the whole costume. except
for a broad band OF fiat embroidery
down either side OF the skirt. The
model shows the new shoulder treat
mcnt, the sleeve cap being a continue.
ton of the upper part OF the waist.
and cut without Il seam The long
shoulder Is wei! defined In one way or
that have been shown, and most OF the
models are given The short, or three
quarter sleeve, even in tailored effects.
To accompany the sloping shoulders
and blousing fronts. we are to have
the position back. That docs not mean
that IL Is to be used only with the
blouse coat, for. on the contrary, quite
q feature will be made OF cut-a.way
coats and boleros, which swing loose
In front, In connection with this postil.
ion back.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-28
SMART AND ARTISTIC COATS.
Suggestions Of Spring Models Are
Most Pleasing.

The Dircctoire coats. as designed
for this next season, are wonderfully
artistic In conception. but depend
largely upon the figure and pose of
their wearer to make them as smart
as they are intended to be. One just
arrived from the other side shows q
dull blue silk with bolero blouse front.
This bolcro is gathered closely at the
waist-line, so that the front Is drawn
around to the sides, and from there
falls In two deep plaits to the knees.
The back Is plated in similar manner.
caught in at the high waist-line with
a green gold buckle, the plaits escap.
ing In folds, which terminate In a sin
gle point some two or three inches
lower than the sides. The sleeves are
short, reaching only TO the elbow, and
formed of box plaits, caught two
inches from the bottom, and left to
flare. There Is a eve collar, pointed
In the back; the coat Is edged with
chenille ball fringe. and is altogether
wonderfully smart, and typical OF
modes to come. Made OF contrasting
materials, these bolero jackets. and
particularly those with the skirts,
are especially effective, and are bound
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-28
AWFUL NEURALGIA
Palm Turned This Woman's Hall
White but She Was Cured by
Or. Williams Pink Pills.

Do not seek relief from suffering
simply, but free your system from the
disease which Is the cause OF your
suffering. That Is the message which
a former victim OF neuralgia sends to
those who are still In its grasp. Hot
applications. powders that deaden the
senses AMI others that reduce the
heart action may cause temporary re-
lief but the pain Is sure TO return with
greater intensity.
Mrs. Evelyn C%reusere. who has a
beautiful homo at S11 Boulevard
West. Detroit, Mich. suffered for
years with neuralgia until she tried
this tonic treatment. She says:
my trouble began about six years
ago and | did not rest as l should
have, but kept up about my many
duties. After a time I became so
weak I could not do any work at all,
l had severe backaches and such
dreadful headaches in the back part
and top Of my head. My eycs wera
easily tired and at times I saw black
spots before them. consulted sew.
eral doctors but without the slightest
benefit. The pains were SO intense
that my hair turned white.
Il lost continually in weight and
strength and was almost In despair
when a friend recommended DIR. vii.
liams' Pink Pills. tried them &C.
cording to directions and soon began
to feel relief. At the end of three
months ! had gained ten pounds In
weight and had no more trouble VITA
my nerves. have been in perfect
health ever since and can heartily
commend DR.. Williams Pink Pills"
DR.. Williams Pink Pills are sold by
oil druggists. or sent postpaid. On re-
ceipt OF price. so cents per box, six
boxes for $3.50. by the DR.. Williams
Medicine Co., Schenectady, N. Y.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-28

Shoulder pieces, such as shown In
tho illustration Of No. l, are decidedly
popular. This model Is for an evening
gown, The sleeve proper is a mass
of tiny full frills, and Is surmounted
with the fabric which forms the gown.
The frills are Of some delicate mate.
rial. such as chiffon. mousseline dc
sole or lace. rhe cap is strapped with
velvet and lace finishes the corsage
about the low.cut neck. This lace is
laid over the shoulder cap.
Bands OF embroidery are effective on
long sleeves of dressy coats, as shown
by the model No, 2, These bands may
be carried On into the cuff. which Is
also a feature Of the seasons trim.
ming.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-28
SOME POINTS ABOUT NEEDLES.
The Evolved Product Of Centuries Of
Invention.

The point Of a needle Is a very i'm.
portant part OF that useful little IN.
strument, and there are many points
about needles calculated to interest
the general public. The daily o n
sumption OF needles all over the world
Is something like 5000. 900, while
every year the women OF the United
States break, lose and use some 300.-
000,0 900 OF those tiny tools. Few peo-
Pile while threading n needle have
ever given a thought to the various
processes through which the wire
must pass before It comes out a
needle. Yet the manufacture OF
needles includes some Fl different
processes from cutting the wire and
threading the double needles by the
eyes to separating the two needles on
the one length of wire, heading, hard.
cning In oil, cleaning out the sides OF
the eye. point-setting, and final pol
fishing. For wrapping purple paper Is
used. since 1t prevents rusting. There
are many sorts Of needles. for sur
geons'. cooks. glovemakcrs'. weavers',
s~ailmakers', b~rOommakers', milliners'
and dressmakers' use. The needle Ii
the evolved product OF centuries OF
invention. In its primitive form It
was made OF bone, ivory. or wood.
Point by point its manufacture has
improved. until this little but not in
significant instrument is now n Of
the highly.inished products Of TWEEN.
tieth century machinery and SKILL
lions Herald.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-28
A FRIENDS TIP.
7o.Year.Old Man Not too Old to Accept
Food Pointer.

For the last 20 years." writes a
Maine man. i've been troubled with
Dyspepsia and liver complaint, and
have tried about every known remedy
without much In the way Of results
until l took up the food question.
"a friend recommended GIape-Nuts
food, after ! had taken all sorts Of
medicines with only occasional. TEN.
porary relief.
This was about nine months ago.
and ! began the Grapc.Nuts for break
fast with cream and a little sugar.
Since then l have had the food for at
least n meal q day. usually for
breakfast.
words fail to express the benefit I
received from the use OF Grape-Nuts.
My stomach Is almost entirely free
from pain and my liver complaint Is
about cured. ! have gained flesh, sleep
vel! car eat nearly an kind Of food
except greasy. starchy things and am
strong and healthy at the age Of 10
years.
III I can be the means Of helping
any poor mortal who has been trou-
bled with dyspepsia as | have been.
am willing to answer any letter enclos.
ing stamp" Name given by Postum
Co, Battle Creek. Mich. Read the lit.
tie book. THE Road to MELVILLE" In
pkgs. There's q Reason"