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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1907-12-24
CAS- RAZMISLJEVANJA.

Prisel je cas-. Xxi privede hote
ali nehote tudi slovenski proleta-
riat do razmisljevanja. Brezdvo-
mno 50 bill vsi slovenski prise
ljenci nezadovoljni re V svoii
start domovini; kot taxi so 81 ze-
leli izbolisati svoje ~zivljenske
razmere. Samoumevno je torej,
da so Sc ravno radi tega priselili
V to "obljubljeno dezelo" kjer
so Sc takorekoc kuhali polni lon
ci mesa V ocigled tega moramo
vsakemu, V Ameriko prislemu
Slovencu, %pripisovati vsaj neko-
like naprednih idej in stremlje-
MIA Ia boljo bodocnost.
Ker so pa prisli ii p~riseljenci
v takozvanih "boljih cash" in
ker sc je deloma ustrezalo njih
zeljam in prvotni domisljiji -
postal so naravno zopet mrtvi "a
nadaljni razvoj naprednih de-
lavskih idej. Postal so topi SUI
Mi ~tukajsnjih kapitalisti6nih po-
djetii in slepo orodje raznih po-
litikariev.
Roparski nacin proizvajanja
je zopet rodil svoje naravne po-
sledice: nakupicenje proizdelkov,
borzni polom, denarno krizo in
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1907-12-24
Simon Kavcic.
ODPRTA BESEDA X ORGANI.
ZACIJI.
az Clevelanda, Ohio.)
Ccnjeni sodrug urednik!

Ccnjeni sodrug urednikl
u veSeljem sem cital V zadnji
stew. "'Proletarca" clanak "Kako
Sc mora proletariat organizira,i'.
Res je. kakor pravi "Proleta-
rec, da .je nemogoc razvoj socia-
listicne organizacije, ako Sc pro-
letariat ne organizira narodno in
mednarodno. Ako socialist GO
vorimo o narodni organizaciji
tedaj ne mislimo, da hi organiza-
ella gospodovala mad organizaci-
jo, narod strahoval narod.
Pri socialism, pomeni narodna
organizacija lie toliko, da vsak
narod "a sebe organizira svoie
proletarske Gete ma nacelih med
narodnega socializma, da vse
kulturne zahteve svojega naroda
prinese pred forum socialisticno
organiziranega proletariata vseh
narodov.
ChicaSki sodrugi so V resnici
zadeli v crno, da so ustanovili
Jugoslovansko socialisticno I'VE
20 "a Ameriko, cigar veje sc V
podobi socialistiGnih klubov raz-
siriajo po vsi h'neriki; da so
ustvarili glas.,o atranke. "Prole-
%tarca", Xxi bo sedaj vsaki teden
ucil slovenske delavce pravega
socializma, nasprotnike delavce ~
pa kazal V popolni nagoti.
Sodrugi v Chicago so z~vrsili
svojo dolznost. Treba je, da
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1907-12-24

KAKo PRIDE VAS DENAR
NAJVARNEJE v START
KRAJ?

&c ga poslete .po Mohor Mladi-
Gu, Gil So. Center ave, Chicago,
Illinois. On je V zvezi z g. Sakser-
lem V New Yorku in poSilja de-
mar tOcno, varno in zanesljivo v
start kraj.
Ako potujete V starr kraj ali
zelite koga svojih sorodnikov ali
pri jateljev vzeti v Ameriko. po-
TEN istotako kupite vozni listek
pri MOhor Mladicu. On preskrbi
dobro in nitro vo6njo 20 najnizjih
cenah.
Mohor Mladic,
617 So. Center ave-, Chicago, Ill.
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koneno neizogibno gospodarsko
krizo, katera je spravila ma tiso-
&c in tisoSe ljudi oh delo in "a
sluzek.
Leta 1893, ko je bila zadnja
gospodarska kriza pod demokrat-
sko Waldo, sc je VOICE natvezalo
delavcem ,da maj glasujejo vbo-
do6e "a republikansko stranko,
ako hoeejo imeti trajno delo.
Dokler bode republikanska stran-
ka ma krmilu, je vsaka kriza ne
mogoca. Tako so republikanski
politikarji zagotovljali delavce.
In delavci, posebno ~slovenski,
SO Jim vrjeli. Prepricani so bill,
da morajo oddati svoje glasove
IA republikance ee 81 hoGejo "a
gotoviti delo in zasluzek.
Sedaj pa vidimo, da je ravno
republikanska stranka, Xxi je re
enajst let nepretrgoma ma krmi-
lu, spravila svobodnO dezelo ma
pravi - ruski absolutizem. Ma
stala je gonia proti organizira-
MIN delavcem; proti strajkarjem
in delavskim voditeljem Sc je IL
vedlo sodnijsko preganjanje. oso-
bito ma zapadu, kjer so radikal-
ne delavske unije; omejuje Sc
svoboda govora in tiska it'd. De-
zela je ma pravcatem financnem
in goSpodarskem polomu z groz-
nejsimi posledicami. kot so pa
bile one pod demokratsko Waldo
4. 1893.
Veliki ameriski trusti bodo ia
zmedeni delavski polozaj izrabili
tako dobro, da bodo Sc vec pro-
~fitirali kot pa V casu p~roSlavlje-
M proSperitete Neugodne de-
lavSke razmere Sc bodo izrabljale
napram delavcem in Nth unijam.
Brezdvommo sc bode skuSalo uni
citi vse napredne Wnije potion "a
sejanih razprtij, Stavk in zniza-
MIA delavskih plac. Odprto pri-
znavam. da je priSel cas-, ko mo-
ramo vsi uniiski delavci dokazati
ce nam je Easel unionizem V meso
in kri. ali NJ. Ako Sc nismo z
mesom in krvjo unionisti in ne
bono V bliznji bodocnoSti - te-
daj so naSe unite izgubljene.
Kapitalisticna drama, Xxi sc
odigrava pred naSimi OGmi, mas
hote ali nehote vodi do resnega
razmisljanja.
Vsled tega JAZZ odobravam, da
lie "Proletarec" v prenovljeni
obliki izsel pravocasno kot te-
dnik. On mora ze po svojem
imenu brezpogojno sluziti sloven-
skim proletarcem. Njegova doll
most je staff vedno kot odlocen
bojcvnik ma delavski strani V
boju med delom in kapitalom ter
razkrinkati rojakom vse polite
ne hudodelce in povzrocitelje da-
naSnjih z~alostnih delavskih raz-
mer.
Vsak sodrug maj torej nastopi
V svojem d%elOkrogu kot apostOl
"a sveta delavska prava - list
"Proletarec" in socialism. Sc
Idaj je cas- prebuditi narod k
sploSnemu soeialnemu razmiSlje-
vanju.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1907-12-24
BozICNE MIsLI.

''Blagor" tebi siromak, ker
nimas skrbi "a boziGna darila,
boziGno dreveSce in bozicno
prenasi6enje e.
Kdo .ie omiSlil bozicni praznikH
BogataSi V zlatu in skrlatu, pose
dujoei marmornate palace, cveto-
ce vrtove in zametaste ko6ije,
takozvani cerkveni poglavarji,
kteri so bill ma racun zakrnj ene-
ga ljudstva vedno dobre
wolfe 49,.
Kakor vsi cerkveni in drzavni
prazniki. tako j. tudi Bozic praz-
mix, 3 kterim cerkveni in p~osvetni
bogatini in kapitalisti - drazijo
siromaSne sloje: proletarce. Ker
velikanska veGina c%loveStva zivi
V bedi. pomankanju in izkoriSca-
nju, torei Strada in prezebuje
ravno ma bozi6ni dan ve6 liudi,
kot Sc Jill pa naSiti in valja V
luksusu. In ii pozeruhi in raz-
koSniki Slavic rojStvo euega rev
mega Kristusal o frontal
Bozic je dan, ko sc javno
razstavita bogastvo in revs6ina-
razkosje in trpljenje - gospod-
stvo in suznost. Prvo razstavijo
kapitalisti, kronane glave, GER
kveni delaniei, skofje in papez-
zadnje pa p%roletarijat.
Bogatinom je nepotrebno zele-
ii: vesele bozicne praznike. Oni
imajo itak vesele praznike ee Jim
kdo zeli ali ne.
Bogatini imajo vsak dan
Bodic.
Kdor vOSci revnemu delavcu
vesele bozicne praznike, ia sc IL
MEGA ~norcuje. Kaiti revnemu
delavcu ne della BoziG nobene IL
jeme V vsakdanji bedi.
Kdo sc okoristi z Bozicemf Ka-
pitalisti in veletrgovci, XII spra-
WHO ma trg ogromno mnozino ne
potrebnega lispa in blaga "a DO
zicna drevesa, bozicna darila it'd.
Dale cerkve in duhovni, kteri
zanjejo ma debelo bozicne dni.
Use to gre pa IL zepa delavca,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1907-12-24


Tako je dandanes v kapitaiistl-
eni eloveski druzbi, katere zago,
vorniki trdijo, da sc V Mi lahkd
vsakdo prczivi S postenim delom
Da, da! Tvornice z~apirajo, cd,
pirajo pa vrata je6. Marsikateri
proletarec, katerega sta mraz il
glad prignala do obupa 81 misl2:
Boise je v ieci sedeti sit in ma
gorkem, kot pa ma ulici prezebati
in umirati gladu. Med proletar-
ci, Xxi tako mislijo danes, je mnp-
go postenih, Xxi so vedno respeR-
trail osebno last "a sveto.
Tako ustvarja kapitalizem kbt
prouzroSitelj gospodarskih k9z
hudodelce. Kapitalizem prispi
poStenega delavca - sal xiv note
nihee V zemljo, da postane TIT
ali ropar.
Kapitalisti kot Representative
kapitalizma oropajo delavca 20
stavnim potion "a njegov zaslu-
EEK. Ako pa sestradan delai &c
kasneje vzame koS6ek svojega
imstja nazaj, tedaj ga pa kapita-
listi pc svojem golem orodju po-
sljejo V je6o, ma cello mu pa Wis
nejo peGat hudodelca. In to tu-
di postavnim potomfl
Ako bi bogati t~vorniGarji, XII
Use imajo zahvaliti "a svoje milijo-
ne lie delavcem, imeli kolikaj So
Gutja, bi ne podili delavcev IL
tvornic, ampak hi Jim dali vsaj
toliko posla. da bi preziveli sebe
in svojce skromno FinanGna
Skoda "a millionaire bi bila ma
lenkostna.
Millionaire nimajo aoveskega
srca. Mar Jim j. beda delavcev.
MIN Sc gre "a dobiGek. XII jim
je bog in EZRA. Tako sejejo sami
sovraztvo.
Maj delajo, kar hoeejo. Maj
lie skrbe, da Sc polnijo jeGe in
ubozne hiSe. Ali nikar mai ne
tarnajo, ce 6ez noe prihrumi We
soljni potop. da so nevihto prouz-
rocili lie nekateri agitatorji.
Vsled goSpodarske krize ne tr-
pc lie delavci. Gospodarska kriza
je ob6utno zadela tudi vse male
obrtnike - gostilni6arie. male
pekovske, krojaSke, eevljarske
mojstre, prodajalce iestvin in
druge.
Vsi produktivni stanovi trpe,
ker SC millionaire 5 plesom okoli
zlatega malika =, denarja prouz-
rocili gospodarsko krizo.
Gospodarska kriza nor pri-
vesti tudi male obrtnike do raz-
miSljanja. Spoznati morajo, da
je edna reSitev tudi "a ME, ako
roko V roki z delavci n~astopijo
prot danaSnjemu gospodarskemu
zistemu.
TAX gospodarski listen. XII lah-
ko 6ez noe uniGi ma tiso6e ekzi-
stenc. nj vreden piskavega oreha.
Zatoraj proc z mimi
To Sc pa lahko zvrsi. ako vsi
prOduktivni stanovi - delavci.
mali obrtniki in kmetje nastopi-
jo slozno prot milijarderjem.
Dokler pa produktivni stanovi
ne uvidijo in ne uvelievijo tega.
tOliko casa bono imeli tudi Cos
podarske krize z groznimi posle-
dicami.
Ako je padla staroveSka SUI
most, ce je zruseno srednjcveSko
tla6anstvo. torei mora pasti tudi
kapitaliSticna suznoSt. ako ho6e-
mo ziveti res kot liudie ma zemlji
Zavertnik joe.
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Bozicna pesem; Mir YAM ka-
pitalisti in bogataSi, XII ste dobr7
wolfe, ko innate vsega dosti!l -
Batino VAN siromaki. Xxi ste sla-
be wolfe. ko inmate kaj JEST in
kje Spati!ll
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1907-12-24
DOPISI.

Seattle, Wash, Is. dee. - Po-
rofa Sc, da je konGan wee mesecev
trajajoGi Strajk V Tanana. Alas
ka.
w. F. of NJ. je ustanovila le-
toSnje poletje podruznico V Ia
mana in organizirala ondotne de-
lavce. Kmalo pOtem so organi-
zirani delavci napovedali opera
torjem Strajk; zahtevali so osem-
urno delo in Sc place ma dan.
VsakdO, Xxi je bill kedai V Ala
ski. We, kako necuveno Sc izrablia
ondotne delavce. Zivlienske po-
trebScine so neizmerno drage in
to ne Samo Tanana ampak V
vsej Alaski. Zahtevam Straj-
karjev so uStregli takoj V facet
ku vsi mali podjetniki. toda We
Tiki operatorji - zdruzeni - so
pa odrakli rudariem vsako izboli-
SAME. Nasprotno: p~osluzevali so
Sc vsih mogoGih sredstev. da hi
zatrli organizaciio in Strajk. toda
nj sc jim %poSreGilo. PoroGali so V
zunanje liste, da je Straik kon-
can; vabili in naroGali delavce IL
velikih delavskih poSredovalnic.
Mnogo delavcev je res vrjelo laz-
njivim kapitalisticnim listom in
zapeljivim "employment-agen-
tom" ter Slo ma limanice: ko so
pa prisli tia, naSli so razmera.
kakorSnih Sc MISC nadejali. Ke-
dor je imal denar, Sc je vrnil.
drugi so moral odsluziti voznjo
ma ladijah. a ostali so Sc pa pri-
druzili Western Federation of
Miners" ter pomnozili vrste
Strajkariev.
Strajk Sc je koncal $ TEN. da
Sc je dolo6ila dnevna plaza So 5
hrano, osemurni delavnik in cd
prto delo.
VISA lesna trgovina logging
Camp" in ma zagah Puget
Sound V drzavah Wash. in B. C.
poGiva radi nadprodukciie. Mad
10000 delavcev je oh delo. V
Seattle je 10000 delavcev brez
pOsla.
Father Thomas McGrady. kteri
je izstopil IL katolicizma V Belle
view. KY. in pozneie bill velik so
cialisticni orator. .je umrl V San
Francisco. SocialistiGna stranka
ga bOde zelo pOgreSala. Poroca
Sc pa IL Nanaimo. b. c.. da je tam
pri6cl delati "a socialism neki
baptiStski minister. Predava
in u6i socialisticno filozofijo ia
.ko 1.-Two. da Sc mu vse 6udi. On
bode gotovo nadomestil fathra
McGrady-a. &c Sc omenim. da
sta III. +. Titus. znani bojevnik "a
svObOdO govora V Seattle. in Vim
cent Harper. jeden najboljih GO
vornikov ameriSki socialisticni
stranki. poleg mnogo druzih. "a
pustila cerkev in posvetila svoje
mo6i socializmu, potem lahko re-
Gem. da Sc eden "a drugim podi-
rail- stebri religijozne stavbe.
Boz "a svobodo govora V Seat
tie Sc nj koncan. Kmalo kaj vec
o TEN. I. s.
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XII je So toliko kratk oviden, da
niece denar "a taks stvari.

niece denar "a taks stvari.
Cerkveni in posvetni kapitali-
sti praznujejo Bozic ma racun
delavskega ljudstva. z delav-
eevmi zulji okrasijo cerkve SODA
ne in dvorane; z delav6evmi zu-
LII, krvjo in solzami nakitijo boz
zicna drevesa, izmenjavajo dra-
gocena darila in oblozijo mize S
finimi jedili in polnimi buteljka-
mi sampanca. Kristus sc bi il
dina srca zjokal, ko bi videl, ka-
ko ma oderuSki naein sc slavi
njegovo siromasno rojstvo
Pred devetnajsto lett sc je pc
svetopisemski pravljici rodi1 Je-
Gus Kristus. Rodil sc je V hle-
WI in njegova prva pot je bila V
jasli. Spominski dan ma njego-
vo rojstvo bi torej moral biti spo-
min ma ubostvo: prank prole-
~tarcev, kteri so veeinoma poro-
jeni bolj ali mani V r~evseini. To
da ia prank so 81 prisvojili bo-
gatini in mesto proletarcev sla-
WHO chi rojstvo p%roletarca
Krista.
Vecina delavcev ina poGitek
ma Bozi6. Kapitalisti zapro tvor-
nice. delavnice in rudnike, kjer
je MONO ustaviti delo in dovolijo
delavcem, da Sc stiriindvajset ur
odpocijejo. Toda delavcem to
ME ne koristi. Delati morajo to-
like tezje druqi dan, da dovrSijo
zaostalo delo, IA kar pa ne dobe
nobene place.
BoziGna pesem: Mir YAM ka-
pitalisti in bogataSi, XII ste dobre
wolfe, ko innate vsega dostill -
Batino VAN siromaki. XII ste sla-
be wolfe. ko inmate kaj JEST in
kje Spati!ll
"Vesele bozi6ne praznike!" -
VAN vdove in sirote V Mononga-
hu, West Virginia mir
vam"- premogarji, Xxi ste zrtvo-
vail svOja ~zivljenja molohu kap;.
Delavcil Ako hoGete biti res
dobre wolfe, kakor VAN to zdaj
pojejo duhovniki, - ako hoeete
imeti pravi Bozie, tedaj raztrgaj-
tie okove, V ktere vas je vklenil
kapitalizem. Suzenj ne more biti
vessel, ne more praznovati! Zgrni,
tie sc pod prapor socializma. kajti
pod S~ocializmom bo se-le napoGil
cas-. ko bodejo vsi ljudje dobre
wolfe.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1907-12-24

Pod Socializmom ii ne DO treba
reci zasludim kolikor morem. tenn
wee rekel Dos zaSluzim kolikor
hoIem.
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Sadovi krize.
o TEN.

"Wilshire's Magazine" poro-
ca, da od zaGetka finanGne krize
pa do Is. novembra je v Zdruze-
min drzavah propadlo 3s bank
in denarnih zavodov, 81 indus
trijalnih podjetij in 319.575 de-
lavcev je prislo OBJ zasluzek. To-
da to je bio Sc v sredi novem-
bra danes, pc preteku enega me
SEGA, je re mad million delavcev
brez della.
Delavec tel "velikej dezeli
svobode" je samo toliko svobo-
den, da lahko zamenja enega bos-
sa z drugim. Zivela TAXA svobo-
dal
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Tho monogram fad hnd way OF
appearing In the most peculiar and II
must be admitted, most unnecessary
places. Why one should care to parade
ones Initial to the world on articles that
cannot possibly BIO lost or mislaid, is
mystery Gold plated belt buckles have
the initials embossed on the clasps quite
boldly. One girls says she never sees
these belts without amusing herself by
puzzlng out the name of the wearer, and
wondering whether "M'' stands for Mar
gnret, May or Matilda. In the small
hnbcrdashcry the monograms worked In
the left hand corner of tho upper lefr
pocket lapel are seen on the fancy striped
vest piped with narrow cord OF color,
and the monogram is done in shade OF
the colors which appears In the fabric,
and one or two harmonzing shades. An.
other use OF the monographs y the tiny
initial worked on the corner OF the little
lingerie bow ties. the plain ana very
smart sort OF fine linen edged with deli
j cate .embgolderies and l9ces. These are
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Midsummer JoAings.

squares or oblongs of cloth that arc
pleated up and may be untacEcd for laun-
derinG.
In direct contrast to the extreme,
elNborntencss Of lingerie waists Is the
worry simple tucked waist OF handkerchief
linen or bntiste which Is chosen by tho
best dressers this season II marks the
decline of the very elaborate waist, which
is counted bit vulgar. since Il Is brought
out IN the cheapest OF materials and poor-
est of workmanship The yokes OF these
simple waists ure In the finest OF fine.
tucks, and the sleeves three quarters
length with cntfs OF tnckihgs, and the
upper portion CT groups OF fine tucks run
ming around tho arm. The collar y
tucked and finished like the cuffs WITH Il
little frill of Val. lace. The shoulder
seams and sleeves are set with fine bead
ing. The prices on these waists run
from $50 for those Of fine linen entirely
hand made to tho one dollar and a half
for the coarse lawn varieties. Very hand
some ones IN sheer, ans batlste are priced
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Limitations Of This Wardrobe = What is
Correct IN Materials and Colors- Bath
ing Suits Like Morning Frocks The
Fascinating Sunbonnet.

upon tennis garb than perhaps my other
garments OF the outing wardrobe. One
may wear q shirtwQ!st suit Of white or
colored linen or chambray, Jumper dress
OF the same materials worsted walking
skirt and outing blouse or a simple baby
princess frock OF linen, and be equally
fashionable in any one, though. OF course.
the Light colored or white dress Is pretty
and summary and very much more at
tractive with the general surroundings
Simple little& dresses for the sporting
girls locker, as one girl dubs. the closet
which contains nothing but her outdoor
hx!nss, are made with The baby waist
and pleated skirt Joined with q narrow
bias belt making the frock baby prn-
cess. The skirt is quite short, the sleeves
full and simply banded with loose mar
row cuff at the elbow. and the neck Is
cut square. There Is no separation OF
skirt and waist at the back, the sleeves
slip easily up and down the arms and al
together the body Is given perfect free.
dom OF movement. A dainty touch OF
color Is found In trimming OF ,soutache
braid, blue or green, applied In con-
ventional design
The bathing suit of this year Is not un-
like many Of our simple morning frocks.
. me princess ana ~ AUy princess are
clhssed as the latest novelties. and they
merit the favor which they elected so
early In the season. With good pattern
/ In hand the home maker can develop
suit of this character most successfully,
or one can buy them rcadymade with q
surety that they will give smarter lines
to the figure than any Of the separate
skirt variety. If shirred or tucked about
the waist, as many of them are, this por-
tlon Is carefully boned, and those suits Of
soft silk and lansdowne. mot few are
of this latter material this season,--haye
ifentherbone cord run IN the skirt hem
to extend 1t when weighted with water,
for these materials do not shed the water
rs readily as the fashionable mohulr and
slcilienne.
Among the accessories made much of In
this outing wardrobe Is the sunbonnet.
The days when the athletic girl courted
sunburn aud tan happily passed and now
mademoiselle seeks to protect her pam
pered winter complexion as assduously
as she once cou.ted its destruction, for no
one doubts the fact that burn and tan to-
gcther with salt water are enemies TO
the best of skins
This summertime whcii she goes aish-
ing, golfng or bathing she wears some
sort OF head covering, and more often
than not It Is the sunbonnet, dainty,
frilly thing of sheer lawn and lace. CO.
| quettish though altogether practical pro
lection TO the plalnest as we'll as the
pletuest face,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-14
Novel Conceits IN Bags and Belts
Bags and Purses to Match the Costume : Lingeris
Match the Costun
Bags a Midsummer Fancy.

novelties, extremely high class. but With
In reach OF all. At fancy work counters
the stamped linen ready to be embroid-
cred and made into one OF these Access
sorles Is to be had ct very reasonable
price and the made up articles are
priced according to the amount OF hand
work which they carry.
For those who favor the chatelaine
there are chntelnine lingerie bags OF linen
and pique, the flap embroidered In horal
design and finished around the edge with
a buttonholed scallop. This bag. which
Is almost square In proportions. depends
from two>lincn hangers stitched together
at the top, and pinned under the belt
with n nursery pin or on the outside WITH
n brooch or better still. large pearl
pin 10 match the pearl button which
fastens down the flap.
Then there are lingerie hand bags.
these linen and p!que, plain or embrold-
cred, with floral design or the owners
initials. These are cut rounding Mt tha
corners and several inches from the top
are embroidered eyeets through which
wash ribbons are threaded. These bnss
are lined with plain white lawn aud they
launder like the proverblal pocket hano'
kcrchief.
Lately Arrived English Novelties
in Lenther.-The new embossed bags
and purses which all the high-class shops
are displaying MS midsummer novelties
| are in rich dull browns, the embossed
| designs. usually floral. In such colors az
| dark browns. deep rich red and woodland
| green's Such Is the pictured bag with
! bill book and change purse. The belt with
| silver harness buckle matches the bag
| though II does not belong to the set. The
| hng TO the left Is an automobile acceS
| sorry of fine pin seal with novel mounting
| In silver Tho Inside of the bag Is lined
| with gray suede ana the vanity httlngf
| are silver mounted
Lingerie Bags Arc II Fad WITH
the summer Girl.-The vogue Of tina
| all,white street costume, tailored suit OF
| Jumper dress or linen or pque has en-,
| courngcd the production OF nnmerouI
| white accessories quite the most attrac
| tive of which nrc the new lingerie bags
| These are roomy little hand bags OF linen
or pique, some OF which are plain except
| for ones monogram In white, while othert
| have dainty floral designs worked OUT
with fine merceiized linen threads, Bags
OF this style have rounding corners at tbs
bottom. aud buttonholed eyclets about
three inches from The top through which
wash ribbon Is run. Then there Is tho
chntelane bng. This IS cut dingonally Al
the corners ana has the flap handsomely
! embroidered, the edge scalloped and but
tonhole stitched 1t hangs from lnck
j vide straps OF tho material and II
! pinned under or on the outside OF thu
het with IL fancy pin. These lingerie
4 bags lauudcr Ike the prpyerbinl pockes
handkerchief which they carry, anu afs
far more practical and very mucF
dnintier than even the prcttiest OF the
leather novelties.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-14

Just what is most fashionable In the
way OF miladl's hand bag and purse
would be difficult to define. There are SO
many and such novelties, ranging from
the small change purse on through the
smaller vanity and hand bags to the large
and commodous shopping bag. Like every
other department of women's dress fash
ions In purses have changed wonderfully
within the last few seasons. until now If
one would be considered up to the minute
in all points OF dress each costume or suit
must be matched by purse appropriate
In size for the occasion, and harmonlzing
in color with the costume. The shopping
bag, OF course, may be of any color
leather, black, tan and golden brown.
however, being the favorites. Pig skin
bags of various sizes are considered very
smart, but these are not seen rs generally
as the dark brown and black bags. for
the reason that they soil very easily and
are moreover very expensive, therefore to
be possessed only by those with n sener-
GUS bank account and no scruples about
using it.
Vanity bags with miniature toilet &C.
cessories are seen in variety of feathers.
also In n variety OF shapes, but these are
not carried for street wear as they once
were couple OF seasons ago. The auto
list however uses bug Of this descrip.
| ton and fnds in it faithful friend. The
newest of these are about ten inches
| long seven Inches deep and some two
| and half to three inches thick, made of
| n fine pin seal, and show novel mountinSs
| In gilt or silver. There Is q short strap
handle on the top, this arrangement hay
ing been found to be much more conven
| lent than the strap on the back.
Embossed leather bags, purses, bill ana
| rH nj nOVpltipS from