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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-09-14

Secretary Taft advises young men
% come vest Horace Greedy offered
Tbs same advice and the secretary
h simply eohoing what tho great
ureely said halt century ago.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-07-25

go lautet in alien europdiiben 2dn.
oern bas Yoltsseldrel. mabreno in
aaerita beutSutase bas Geldret er=
t0nte Sang lebe Sr. &in9's New
DISCOVERY, Der &Onlg bon &eblen= unc
gunaen Deilmitteln." SSrau Sulia
Apoer paine. 9ruro. Mal., iaat bas
uon ,gs perleblt ME. IoIortiae S'nos.
run9 su setuabre1l uno ,ralh 0ufen
ober grtdltuns gu furiren.' GraN
paines Meinun9 miro BON elmer Webrs
beit Der Betpobner bieles rieltaen
ganoes getheilt. Stem Siscoberp hellt
Iduabe 2unsen uno lpebe &eblen,
nahoam ale anbern 9eilmittel uus
.lpirtiam ,paren uno fir 6ulten uns
grtdltuneen III es Das ein3ig Ebers
0eilmittel. @arantirt BON %. e.
peters Mpotbete. preis soc UNI
81. probeflaide fret. Sn peter's
Apotbete miro oeutib geiprohen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-07-25

rieiehsroB. Gie rsiBenoe 6lntb but
3ablreiAe gabnodmme 3erlt6rt uno cine
Men9e 9duier ipe9geihmen,Kt. aeren
5riimmer auf Dem lAalIer einberirei-
ben.
DepeIben aus ben 8eaenoen. bic bon
ben ausgstretenen 6liilIen burdHoiien
meroen, meloen Die Wernlhtlna bon
grnten. bdulern unb 0pisebauben,
geionbers in Dltoeuti6lanp lit nif
llsberidwemMung idwer. Nuf iilnf.
gig belaufen lih Die 9emeloeien lln.
alilfsfdlle, in oenen 3umeiit einselne
gsrlonen. beionoers III polnllhen uno
idlsliIhen G6rieru, bon ben sSluiben
Ierigeri1en puroen.
gua aus pemmern fommen Siobs=
polttn. Sort hat eiu breltdsi0er Me=
aenoub in Dielen Geasnosn Die grnte
aul osn lelosrle pernlhtet. 10 oab sabl=
rslhe Ganolulrtbe bic empfinoIihlten
Wetlulie erleioen.
9lm IL. Suli eing in Wten Elm
furhtbarer MDltenbruh nieoer. 9llle
5traben ,paren 81 reibenoen etrDmen
pernanoelt. Sic Yorddote Niimelooaa
uno Sernals lino, tpie es beiBt. falt
gang bon ben 6lutben seriiOrt. IS lino
bort piele Meniden um9etommen.'
Sn Snoien iino in Den eriien feds
Mpnaten bieies Sabres nibt tps=
niger als l.060, ,067 Meniden an Der
pelt eeforben. gs lino bas mehr
Cpier, als jenals porber in eiuem 9lei=
den 3eitraume bon Der pelt oabinee=
raft nurben. IS beibt, baB Die seu=
DIE jeBt abnimmt.z Sm Wpnat SUM-
erlagen oerielben SO, ,064 perionen.
Ser 3ailer BON Gorea, Yi=Sona,
bat am 6reitag nad 44idbriger &esie=
rung sn @unlten bes Gronprin;en ab=
9eoantt. gr tpuroe bon ben Sopanern
oasu ee3lpunaen. Inter ben Sorea-
nerRberrIht eine lebr .erbitterte Stim=
mung .gesen bic Sapuner uno bel ben
oaraus relultirenoen gtrabentdlnpfen
tpuroen am 6reitas 25 ssopaner ae=
tOotet.
Sn Dem 6hpeFelbersmert 81 Sir.
|senii, auf Der Snisl Sisilien, lam am
Nontas Elm 6euer gum Nusbrud, pel=
bes 40 Arbeitern ben grltifunsstoo
brabte.
en eineln aoblenber9perfesu SoDo=
i, Yrouips gunso, Sapan, tano am
Dtontqe eine grpiolion lhIagenoe1
lbetter liatt. Sic Wlrtuna fpar furdt
bar. 6alt aae bic 40 arblsngraber,
oe iib Sur 3eit Der &atal!ropbe in :
.6rube bel Der Nrbeit befanocn, muroen
|5urO Die 8espalt Der @rploHon ger
Ihmettert.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-07-25

4 gs mub fir mnnbe Gteuer5abler,
Die tein Gelo iibrie haben. um bic So.
inestolpn Musitelung 81 beiuden, cine
intereKante Neuigte:t ieir i1reibt
Der Moberlp, Dhip, rMonitOr" redt
'lartaltiih 3u ipillen. Dob bic Stoatss
uniperlit1. 800 gaoetten auf Rotten
bss @taatss ID Der .Sbop" i6idt. Der
Gteueraobler allo bic ( genu9tbuung
bat ipeniQifens Mnberen ben Deiu4 Der
NusReluh9 eru,6sli4t 5n boben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-07-25
axIamB.

sSn ghica9a ,purbe am Is. Suli
German gillet, Der frubet in @lepeiano
als Dausfne1t fungirte uns bann nah
gbicago bersos unO liA bort. bel 1einen
bDbinilden 2anosleuten als vWunoer=
oottor" etablirte, bon ben @eihmorncn
I9ulbig gefuhoen, finf Mitalieoef Der
domilie Wr3al' Set9ifttt ~ baben uno
iDnrbe perurtbeilt, gebdngt gu tperben.,
Das Werbre1en Bideis lit I'M h6dlhen
@robe abl1enlib. gs mar ibu 0elun.
aen, eine iimple B6bniin. israu Br3al
III lein res au loden uno nit ibrer 3u-
HimmEnQ DfrQiftete ct BARN ibren Gat.
ten uno bi0r Rinber, I'm oas DerliAe.
rnnQspelb III srbattens Wabrfaeinlid
I60tte It }AlisBliG au4 Grau Wr3al
IDer0iftet. dber IL heibt, oaB bieielbe in
WiftIlhteit, bon 8eDiilensbiilen 9epei.
nigt, @eIblinpro begin9.
Die syomesiotu Musfelune Dirl
,apabr{deinlin fsrtis sbe lie uoRsaost
I'M, y. b., biefsIbe sDito lpsoen finan1iel.
|len G&pieri9teitsn bic Buos falisben
|mii1en, fbe alls 91sile bsr Nushtllunq
sben te[u@enbsls ublifunl syQff.
|1ast lutrhsu i6nnell. menn jebt: 10;
y M bsr Ert nnuo. nod ritl
|yyIIl2I6F 1xuaQ Wel6 ttitpnlult. iiilt ".
|IoiIf tllnSn tliSQd6flt II bfd n Isljj
I'M 6fS od5e jjl' h(f ljQf lljlIl
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Chin.

ohsn.
cSm Gtaate Ghio aibt es 98.l68
penliondre, bic i'm 2aufe oes berfloHes
nen Gehnin,asiabres i'm @an3en
|sl4.634. 1877 psnlionsseloer ausbe-
aablt erhielten.
sSn 9ueprns nurbe an II. Suli
Die 40 ,Sabre nlie 6rou 0arrp Miller,
als lie in Der Rir1e nit ibrem paitor
lprab, bonn Yiige setroifen uno etid,ia=
aen.
= Sn pu,nesnille pertlaate Die 82ldbri<
oe -yucinoa Gmitb ibrer 67idbrigen
Oiatien ssobn aui sheiouns lpesen
3suntiuht uno @rauIamteit. Das
Vaar perbsiratbete lib Dor etma einem
Saur.
Be,uiiter uno ueberidmemmunsen
hab<n srubsn Sdaoen anaeribtet. Sn
Ganneluille, Wusiin9um gountp. tpnr=
De ourd einen WoltenbruA bas san3e
5bal iiberihwemmt. oiele 0dufer tpur=
ben bon ibren 6unoanlenten fortaerll-
{ len nno Die geipobner batten faum
Yeit, llb auf Die 9iiael 3u flii6ten.
sSn Marietta lpuroen ourb einen
Geaennurm bic Gtraben iiberidDemmt
unb Die 6abriten ge5tuunaen, ben Ve=
trieb einsufslen. Ser in Der llmses
buns anseribtete gdaoen lit elm iebr
9rober. Gie HObrenliHie Der @tan=
barb Oil Co., Die bel @ursfa ben Sbio
treust, erlitt einen gruh uno arOBe
Meneen Del sinsen oetloren. Mub
n1ebrere Natureaslinien muroen beldd
oigt. Ser Gtub uar nit Del beoedt.
ssn 3anesoiae bate elm Woltenbruh
ben Sob bon brei perlonen unD rieligen
5daben bon @igentbum our Golae.
E3anlor 9apis ertrant, als. er ellle
Bad bel WuIepille ourhmaten tpolte,
Elm Mann Namens Miiller ertrant in
o,m Moams Mias Balm, no fr nit
Hiiden tefhaftigt mar uno Sohn Slime
BON @onnelspiae ipuroe in Slio= o=3anes=
ollle pom Blib erihlaeen.
Das Wranb &eierDoir bel gelino, bel
|,ar6ste fiinHlihe Gee in Der Welt, 1T IN
ssolae oet rieiieen @egenaiiRe 10 Doll
ouB riefge @a0erma1en lib iiber 81,
5eloer ersieben. sroBen Shaoen an
yidfenb. Sm Wobnunaspiertel Dor
FCf=gelina ianoen bic iGnaben in Den
straben uno Maeps rielige aarpfen.
@lem Mc5mitn, sin 45idbri9er pers
beiratbeter Wtann Dol BAR Buren
Duutnf @ountp, pelter BON elnell
Rnaben zines an ibm Dorgenommenel
unnailrliAen yerbrehens befAulolgl
muroe, erbielt, mas ibm Dor 5 uno =
Sabrsn. .ols et in 5inolep mobnte. lboi
an9eorobtpuroe. ndmlid einen Anltrla
uon Sheer uuo eillen Geoernanaas, bic
ibm bic Glnmobper i1on lanae Suas.
oa9t batten, neil er felt einiger 3elt I'M
Veroaht tanO.
eSn 2orain lielen ON 0isntag oa
ourA. bab Die @infailune zines 8a,
oungsiteses, an bic lie li1 lebnten,
|nadgob, 90 perlsnen ins Waller uno
Drei oeIelben ertranten.
Wegen Wsrlsbung Der e6ifIfabrts-
orbnung i'm 0afen BON 9oleoo muroet,
llebte Wo1e am6lf Gigentbiimer BON
Gabrseugef bon Buuoes3olbeamtea
| lienaenonlmen uno u.H le 5000 betraff.
Mn 6tele oss sor einigell Wohell
lberltorbenen Shwei5erconluls Diem in
Cincinnati iii GOmuno SntbD Dpn Sim
|einnati gum 6dDeisereoniul IN ienei
IStaot ernannt tuoroell.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-07-25
Gin tummoerbarcs geDebnib.

Dort BDron. 9f. g., 1T bon elneR
Ser tpnnberbarlten 9eilfale 3euae ge=
pelen. tpel1e ie befannt puroen. Amos
s. Sling bon ienem plaBe iaat:
,Yudlen's Mriiica 5albe beilte cine
yBunoe an meinem 8ein. moran ib
|ldnaer als 80 SABRE 9elitten bate. Sd
bin ieBt IS Sabre alt." Garantirt alle
Wunoen ;u beilsn. Is Gents in PEE
tiers 4pstbete.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-07-25

SIN etaate Chio eibt es 98.168
penfiondre. bic i'm 2aufe oes Derflolie.
nen NehnlnlQsiahres i'm Gansen
sl4634. 797 penlionsseloer ousbe-
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-07-25
SdbrIidDc Gxc,ariton uad

<**<Wts*SN SNtV on ber eeefIne WV
> $500 fur bic &unofobrt bon Rem philadelphia
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9. & O.

4
!. Gotsn fir eatasasr Soufilisn mad
Gbautauqua 2ate bon 5u pbilaoel=
pbia ihr $40 fiir Die &unofabrt.
3eit bis 81. Ottober.
greurlion Der Wooern Wooomeu
nod, eilper Safe am Golpltag, 20.
Suli. Ser 3us perldBt Nsm phila=
oelphia Morgens um 7.30 uno fdbrt
um Z ubr Nbenps BON Giloes 2ate 5u=
riif.- Yrsile $ls25 fir Eripa1iene
uno IS @ents fur Ginoer.
grcurlion nod @lepelano, Gonntaa.
Ia. Suli. Yreis $3.50 fir Die Runo=
fabrt. Der 3ug perldbt Nem pbila.
oelpbia um 6.l8 Yormitta9s uno idbrt
Wbenbs bon Glepelano auriif.
sl3.O5 nad philadelphia uno surif
iiber Die y. & >. giienbabn bonn H.:
big l6. Suit. 9ie 5idets iino gut fir
Die GiidIabrt bis gum 23.. Suli uuo
miro aui 9erlansen bic Grift bis 81.
Suli perldnsert. Nufentbalt miro be-
miligt in Waibin9ton uno Baltimore.
Neuer 3ug nah @lepelano,uno 3wi=
iben=stationen. gerldBt 9iem pbila=
oslpbia an Wobentasen Mor9ens um
5.18. an Sonntasen um 6.lS. &iid-
fabrt am Nbeno.
-Gbautauqua Safe, prsis fir Sou=
mer 5ourilten fir Die 3unolabrt bon
New pbilaoelpbia $40. Bis 81.
Sftober.
sebt oen nsuen tdsliben 3us smi=
I1en uhri1spille, Stem pbilaoelpbia,
Canal 9oper uno Wallillon.
gill,se preiie fir 5Onntag.
8eHibule 3iige Nr. 16 uno IL. Sobe
9idfbe. porter gum Nbmarten, obne
grtra=Goten.
yilise preiie fiir 9eimdtbiubenoe
uno Souriiten.
9ur6sebenoe Sblafmasen.
Same ntp n VI Mushellung.
ueber Waibinston, .. 6. ilber oeyibie=
oene 2inien. Mufentbalt betpllli9t.
yilias Yreiie nod:
Spotana, 9. 3. g. u. 2.bis IL.
Suli.
Mtlantie Gitp, |. Musut.
Bottom Seimpo6e. Is. bis %. Suli.
@rcurlion nod Niagara Sails am 8.
Mueui. Sir ndbere Nustunft penoe
man lib an Die Sidet Nsenten Der y.
& .. giIenbahn ooer ihreibe al M.
s. garrel.' 9. g. a., 3. 81 3. &. g.,
@lepelano, ..
Man ertunoise Ii6 bel oen Ngenten
lber Die preiie ,uno Gabrpldne.
- Xest Nbplbhs Wnaeiae unb fbar,
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9euti9e 8a6er
- 81 -
nerfan feat.

Oie fol9enoen beliebten Homane TON.
men in Der Office oieIes Ylattes be3ogen
peroen:
Nns elmer fleinen 0arniinn Soc
0eibeisen 25c
Scr &r6ins bnn Rbilaoelpbiu 35c
9ie Strake Der @erlarnen 25e
9as 3ei6en Der Bier 35e,
Scr 9unb BON Baskerville 35t
Mftenitid No. 113 35c
Muf ounfeln Wegen !. 35e
Gr,abltes unb Grlebtes 25e
= 2est IoOlpbs gln3.ise. Il
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-07-25
werslp eifelt aid,t III sraafbcit,

,elblt ,penn es tribe auslisht. &afit
ole Cure Grdfte suiammen, nm geluno
meroen su ,pollen nnb ieBt Ener @er=
trauen auf 6orni's 9llpentrdnter. aei=
ne Npoihefer= Weoisin. Spesialsaaens
ten periDraen guh oamit. Refine slap-
tbeter Meoisin. Spesial-Naenten uer=
ioraen Sud- oamit. Qoreiie: Dr. pe=
ter Ssabrnep uno Cons Co., l12-ll8
50. hppne slUe. Chicago, Ja.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-14
BOSS BRAYTON'S BLUFF.

Brayton still Rhode Island Repub
can politics. has formally his retirement high
satisfaction that the Democratic cannot keep him out he
going that the governors agitation against him has kept
him out by staying So there!
And he going this order to help his party because
good Republicans, lieutenant them he
having been aroused by the aggressive campaign
believe that his continued in the sherf office endangers
the of the party in the approaching election
Here the old campagner puts his finger the spot The
lieutenant candidate for election this time
having been three times the successful candidate for
His election peril He raised his voice before
expressed the belief at least publicly that the continued presence OF
the responsible for his candidacy to that
until himself became the candidate for and public
sentiment had been wrought up by the reless activity OF his
opponent that the issue had to be met and
he has not publicly met the issue yet
long issued by the old boss does
this Il shall remain from the State House
says merely he intends keep of the high sheriff
Office which atey he had occupied There other Offices like
capebag speaker he made last session and where he
occasionally when the light of publicity sone too hercey upon
high shcrs Office There the office of the state auditor his
the and judiciary committees and
other Offices he occupy from time to time gency may de-
mand He simply promises keep out OF one OF the many rooms
in the State House.
AS to the promise Mr. Jackson shift for himself during the
campaign and I'm no way to seek to control or interfere with
that be interpreted two ways 1t may be viewed as
the expression Of stage OF desperation
which willing concede anything, that he with
still clear mental vision his power IN dire peril ana may DC inter
interpreted when he declined to be candidate Tor
this year Utter said: 1T plain to me that some
members would be actively interested
my weundersood attitude to the methods
of the prominent i'll the party and Its coun-
csv Utter was election he weakest
Warwick the town where the old boss is most powerful
But while making his promise not to interfere TINS year.
Bayton had himself reelected to the state central committee
would be position to interfere he cared to- and would
finger the pay pulse all the time lie still an
active Republican of Rhode Island and
knows this than the to whom his letter
was political effect the boss bazen states
The letter. which indicates complete understanding between
the ambitious and the lar from 1ng
will be taken face value by the people OF Rhode Island 1t is
Brayton bluff
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-14
SEPTUAGENARIAN HURT
IN AUTO CRASH

Alexander Munroe, rs years old, OF Plain
field, Mass. was seriously injured yes
terday afteroon as the result OF the col
lision OF an automobile with his buggy
The accident happened at Wrentham.
Munroe was walking his horse along the
side OF the road when an automobile.
owned by John Straus. of Boston, APP
preached from one direction and come
abreast of Mr.. Muroes rig just as an
other automobile appeared from the oppo-
site direction.
In turning aside to avoid the other au-
tomobile the Straus machine struck Mum
roe's carriage and threw the old man
heavily to the ground. He was taken 10
his home, where IL was stated that re-
oovery was imprabable, he having sus-
tained a fracture of the scalp.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-14

80 long as the duke and duchess OF
Marlborough are not upon friendly terms
the king cannot invite TO any OF the pail
ace functions the duchess without invlt-
ing the duke. She by reason OF the
stand she has taken toward her husband,
is simply out of H." says writer. Her
grace was not included on the list at the
great Devonshire ball, nor was she COM
manded TO appear at court AT the opera
not a glance from the royal box comes
her way. To~>sft II short, she Is simply
stranger 10 the king He does not
know there is Duchess of Marlbor-
ough Maybe II is TO forget these sliehts
that the duchess Is plunging with such
enthusiasm into philanthropic work She
| Is devoted TO the interests OF working
girls, and especially to their physical
we'll being" Not long ago the duchess
presided ut the 1ith annual competition
at the Northampton institute OF the Ma
tional Physical Recreation society, and
distributed prizes 10 the sushed ard
happy visitors. More than BOO girls, dt-
vided into % teams representing almost
every district OF London, took part In
the contest.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-14
A MucH-NEEDED CHANGE.

One Of the things for which party striving in
this the giving the right to cast u ballot The
should ballot box between those who may be
directly indirectly for real personal property
The party that should be manhood suffrage in this
state
The Democratic party long ago declared that the constitution
the cities citizen quaihed otherwise
should alderman and councmen from his ward On
grounds this perfectly course to take Tor the
cupans paid the taxes IN rent as part Oh
che fixed charges on the property. a.
might plausible to that man holding real
taxed had
direct interest spending public than those who
paid the taxes indirectly The argument would not be sound
idea worked out removes all petenton
of any being derived from the distinction Not only
great majority OF the voters OF the cities deprived OF any
but the assessments personal
manipulated that the constant menace to
good government in the municipalities of Rhode Island
Republican politics the several wards have men
who will the aucses and sup
~ the ring candidates the boards
Democrat personal property assessment lists unless su
Democrat considerable personal property or ods mortgages
In some cities careful have the Republican politicians been TO see
that their followers were position help them that they have
by the votes OF men who
did not have even dollar in the banks, or elsewhere
number of Democrats applied III certain
the claimed to have doubts about the mems financial stand
ing In city that same time in WARD wher the ,oe
Republicans voting personal properly which
consisted solely OF cheap paflor organ 49,,
books showing deposits than the required W that ran Dack
five Democrats and refused the privilege
of contributing treasury Republicans whose taxes were
oaid by friends OF the ring promptly assessed
Providence according those claiming be well informed is
No execution regard Few OF the who building up
the reputation this city hundred lines Of useful ndeavor are
real estate and still fewer OF them taxed tor personal
should their fu pub1c affairs and the
nI they that them their rights would
teree with the prerogaves OF the Republican oeehoders trust
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-14
TODAY IN
HISTORY

1914 William Penn. the founder OF
/. Pennsylvania born.
1906 Samuel Johnson. clergyman and
educator. born. First president of
Kings college (Columbia).
1874 Francis l. Lee, Virginia poll
tician, born. Signer OF the Declara-
tion of Independence.
1850 Gen. Nathaniel Green took COM
mand OF the Southern army.
1906 Preston King. senator born. In
fiuential in the Republican party.
1915 Daniel Huntington, artist, born.
A famous painter of portraits.
1919 John Ray, jurist. born. He re-
vised the codes and statutes OF Louis
lana
1924 John w. Watson, poet, born. Au-
thor OF Beautiful Snow"
1927 James G. Carter, lawyer, born.
one of counsel before the Behring sea
tribunal
1s47 James ONeill. actor. born. Well
known for his brilliant and powerful
representations.
-lsG3- Battle of Bristoe's station, Va
1864 Engagement or bTrtytUwn toad
Va.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-14
WORK ON NEW LINE
TO OLNEYVILLE

Work on the new line to Olneyville was
begun last week. The line will run from
Francis street to Olneyville, via Promen-
ade and Valley streets. There will be two
kinds of rail used. The grooved rail
will be used near Francis street, but on
Promenade street the T rail will be laid,
so as to permit the hauling OF the cars of
the steam road over the tracks TO the
large manufacturing plants on the line.
The line will be ready probably in De-
cember. Arrangements for passenger SER
vice have also been made and the COM
pany announces that IL is ready TO con-
slider suggestions from residents and
manufacturers along the line as to time,
etc
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-14

or fancy modelling is very necessary to
the modern feminine wardrobe, and a
pretty one for ordinary wear is here IL
lustrated. 1t is developed In a pongee-col-
ored foulard dotted with bottle-geen-one
OF the prettiest of the new color combna-
tions-while the yoke and sleeve trim
mlngs are composed OF putty-colored lace
and insertion. The arrangements OF tucks
on the waist Is very becoming. I'm front
providing just the necessary fullness
over the bust and I'm the back emphasizing
ll+~~ slender lines OF the figure. The
sleeves may be made in elbow length or
extended to the wrist by the addition OF
the deep cuff shown in the outline sketch.
To develop this model i'm the medium size
yards of 32-inch material will be needed.
2673--Five sizes, 81 TO 40 inches bust
measure
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-14
DEPUTY GAME
WARDEN ASSAULTED

Near Mystic. Conn. Saturday after
noon Deputy Game Warden Hill, in at
tempting to arrest an Italian, had a lively
fight with him
Mr.. Hill was appointed under the new
Connecticut law which requires all hunt
ers to be licensed. The Italian could not
show his license, and so was arrested.
When the game warden was leading him
to Mystic, the Italian suddenly attacked
him. Hill disarmed him of his gun and a
stiletto, which he attempted to use. but
the hunter got away from him. As the
Italian was running the game warden
emptied his revolver at him, but failed to
hit him.
The gun. stiletto and the game bag,
which contained several robins. are in
Mr. Hills possession.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-14

which heretofore were preferably left nr1-
defined, and silk braids OF close fine
mesh will be employed for the same pur-
pose In connection with soutache and lace
ornamental fastenings.
Wide revers of sable or fox will be used
for the squirrel-lined coats and these,
these, being usually meant for practical
warmth, are provided with big storm
collars. also lined with fur Scotch tweeds
for motoring AMI long cloth pedestrian
cloaks will also have fur In this way
about the neck
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-14
LINCOLN PARTY
IN NORTH PROVIDENCE

Last night the Lincoln party commit
tee OF North Providence met to work over
the candidates of the party again.
The town ticket is about complete, but
Il is not yet announced, as one or two OF
the persons considered have not yet sig
niied whether they will be candidates or
not
The state ticket is also nearly COM
plete and will soon be announced.
The members OF the party say that the
campaign will be wages vigorously from
the start and that many rallies will be
held.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-14
Socialist Rally

In Machinsts' hall. Labor Temple. last
evening the Socialist party OF Rhode
Island held a ratification meeting
This meeting. which was presided over
by William H. Johnston. the candidate for
governor. was we'll attended.
The candidates for the, various state
offices attended tho meeting. NJ w. VIII
iiams. national speaker and organizer.
was present but did not speak lie will
speak At the rally TO be held In the same
hall Oct. 25.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-14
For Mourning Wear

The smooth-faced, dull-hnished ma
terlals are best for mourning wear.
For tho house, and Indeed for tho
street too. according 10 the season. veil
ING makes n most satisfactory and suit
able gown.
The best silks for mourning are pean
de sole. taffeta OF dull finish and louis
Inc.
trimmings. like spices should be used
sparingly: I'm fact. the only trimming al
Iowable in the wearing OF deepest mourn
ing are crepes. stitching and mourning
al
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-14
Fur Fashions

sable. mink and sealskin are the three
skins which will be made up into the
costlicss coal, bolcyo and halt-dolnlsr
forms while muskrat. pony. skin ana
moie-dyed squirrel skin Will be seen IN
motor and long cloaks
r-,,r.,rimmed dresses will not he fire.
o,,entiv seen. but cloth trimmings op furs
snch as the three choice varieties above
mentioned. will he. Stitched bands Of
cloth are TO be used TO dehne seams