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The Washington times., 1907-03-27

social disruption than many OF the more
serious diseases combiRed, and vet nv
a simple course of treatment this most
undesirable condition can be relieved
and cured. First of all. relieve the
stomach of its burden by using a d.
gestiYe that win give the organs a
complete rest and restore their vitality.
For this the following prescription viii
be found to work wonders. Catandir
Compound, one ounce; Essence of Pep
sin, two ounces; Syrup Of Ginger, three
ounces; mix these in a six-ounce bottle
and use in doses from one to two table
spoonfuls after each meal and also at
bedtime for the first few days. By fol-
lowing up this treatment and curtailing
the diet to simple food. which should
be we'll masticated and never eaten hur-
riedly, the rose Of health will soon be
restored TO the pallid cheek and glitter
OF happiness shine from the eyes
Coming from such high authority. the
above advice is well worth following.
The Washington times., 1907-03-27
Girl Would Not Forgive,
ThretV Himself Into Bay

SAN FRANCISCO. March 27.-Unable
to forget the sweetheart he came across
the continent to erase from his memory,
distracted by her refusal to answer his
pleading letters begging forgiveness,
Arthur S. Lee. twenty-three years Of
ace, a travelling salesman, took his life
yesterday.
His body now floats somewhere in the
waters of the bay. In today's mails 20
New York are two letters, one telling
Nellie Kane. pretty, but tickle. Of the
sacrifice made for her; the other carry
ing news that II is feared will break
the heart of pretty Southern woman
whom Lee adored as a youth.
The news viii reach Savannah, Ga.
where Lees father was chief Of police
until his death, and where a little
The Washington times., 1907-03-27
Secret of Beautiful Complexion
Home Recipe by Prominent Physician

10 matter how regular the features
may be nor what other qualifications
Of beauty person may possess, if they
have a bad complexion all their other
attractions are eclipsed. On the other
hand, even if the contour of features is
decidedly uncOmely, the owner OF a
fair, rosy and healthy complexion is
considered handsome. A clear skin and
bright eye indicate a robust health and
81 usually happy disposition that b1 lngs
sunshine wherever 1t goes. Therefore
OF all the marks Of beauty q good com
plexiOn is the most desirable and yet
the easiest 10 attain.
A sallow skin and dull eyes are the
direct result Of faulty digestion, on
which subject we quote from an inter
view of prominent metropolitan physi-
clan who has practice amongst the
nations aristocracy. He says: "Dys-
pepsia. indigestion and defective bowel
action probably cause more ills and more
The Washington times., 1907-03-27
CLIMBED MT. WHAT'S-ITS-NAME

o Charles A Gilchrist. a PHILADELPHIA
mining engineer, recently scaled the top
most height Of Mt IxtacCinuati in the
district of Puebla, Mexico. He had made
three previous attempts, each Of which
severely taxed his endurance. His sue
cessful effort occupied seven DAYS and
nights. The mountain is over 1900 feet
above sea level
The Washington times., 1907-03-27
MAN TOO TIRED
TO STOP THIEF

PHILADELPHIA. March H.-Alberl
Kendig. III North Thirteenth street. ad-
mitted to Magistrate Gallagher. at a
hearing that he cares so little for
money that when he discovered a thief
in his room ne was too tired to LEAP
from his bed and stop the intruder
from lifting more than 500 from his
4 knew that If I reported the case q
the police the next morning Jney WQuIl
he ahIe II anDrehend the fellow before
h. had an opportunity TO leave the city
said Kendig
The prisoner. who gave his name as
Morris Buck. admitted the inert lie
said that his friend Kendig brought him
from Baltimore 10 this city and secured
him q good position with an automobile
firm on North Broad street.
Il don't know why ! took the money
exceDt that I wanted TO go oHt and have
a sporty time, " said Buck
The Washington times., 1907-03-27

woman lives and waits for him to re-
turn and redeem the vows he made two
years ago. She is Ethel Lee Hague.
Lee came to San Francisco last August.
For d moneh all was we'll Then he
me the first friend he found in New
York after leaving the South. This
UlE is Harry Burns, now a cook sta
toned at the Preside.
The two had an appointment for Mon
day night but Lee did not meet his
friend Yesterday morning Burns re-
CeiVed a letter from Lee telling OF his
unreQuited love for Nellie Kane
Il have stood it as long as / can" he
said, and / am going 70 end 1t all by
drowning. Will you be kind CROUCH 20
let my mother know that / am dead?''
Lees mother lives at 30 East Fiftieth
street. New York, and Nellie Kane lives
at FOrty-fOVTth street and Lexington
avenue, that city. Besides his mother,
Lee leaves a brother and sister.
The Washington times., 1907-03-27
HEART DISPLACED
FOR THREE YEARS
Eight Inches Too Low, But
Umberger Survived
Some Time.

That Isaac c. UmbergeT. a former
resident of Georgetown, lived several
years after his heart had fallen eight
inches below its normal position is the
startling fact brought out by his death
at Clarendon, Alexandria county, Va,
where he had recently resided.
The undertaken who embalmeC the
body says that the heart was eight
incnes lower than it should have been
normally, and that every indication was
that the heart had occupied the I'M
natural position for considerable
length of time.
Friends of Mr.. Umberger advance the
theory that the dislOcation of the heart
was caused by a severe fail he sustained
two or three years ago. After the
fall. they say. Mr.. Umberger frequently
complained of sharp pains in or near
his ribs.
The Washington times., 1907-03-27
KILLS OUTRAGED WOMAN.
FORMER SLAVES CRIME

DALLAS, Tex, March 27.-The first
case of criminal assault ever known in
Texas by a former slave was committed
near BOnham- An old negro, known as
Uncle Johnny" and past seventy years,
attacked Mrs. George Trent a white
woman, and then beat her brains out
with a club.
The negro. probably fearing his crime
would be found out and he be lynched
went into a room adjoining the one
in which he had committed the crime
and placed the muzzle of a gun TO his
head, and blew nearly all Of his head
from his body.
The old negro had been a slave in the
Trent family before the war. and a
trusted servant since emancipation.
The Washington times., 1907-03-27
WIFE OF BURGLAR
FROM GOOD FAMILY

BOSTON. March 27.-AIrs. Lena John
son, whose parents are said TO be well
10 do and respectable residents Of Pitts
burg, Pa, has been arrested here in a
police raid upon a house which was
filled with burglars tools. Mrs. John
son is the wife of Thomas Johnson, a
One-legged man, who was arrested with
five other alleged yeggmen.
The police charged her with disorder
ly- conduct, and she was fined $500. The
police are trying TO connect her with
some OF the numerous burglaries which
have occurred latCly in nearby towns
and which are ascribed TO the work
Of the gang arrested here.
Burglars tools. loaded revolvers, safe
blowers tools and many dresses, which
might have been used as DISCUSSES.
were found in the house which was
raided by the police.
The Washington times., 1907-03-27
SEVEN MEN PLAN
GRAND HONEYMOON

WOODBURY.. n. J.. March 27.-An or
Sanization Of seven young men. OF
which Frank Wilson, jr.. is president,
has been formed here They declare
that they viii each pop the question
on a certain date; get married at the
same time, If accepted. and take the
same honeymoon.
Quite a number of young women of
this city consider themselves eligible.
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w. J. Mcclellan. of Waycross. is in
the city.
Albert Fendig spent yesterday in
Jacksonville.
]. NJ. Rowan. of Atlanta. spent yes
terday in the city. $3.50
H. ]. Wilder, of Forsyth. is a guest
lat the oglethorpe.
J. R. Saunders, of Fitzgerald, was
in the city yesterday.
H. L. Watterson, Of Savannah. IS
Ia guest at the Oglethorpe.
James A. Rouke. Of Savannah, was
"a visitor to thea city yesterday. .
j. w Oakfood. Of brownsville. is
spending . Few days Ii The city.
w A. Brough, Of Atlanta, was trans
acting business in the city yesterday
a. H. hawkins, OF Jacksonville, was
registered at the Oglethorpe yester-
day.
R. II. Lovett and A, C. Do
OF Seasons. are in the city
days
J. T. Strickland, of Wa
among the visitors to thS~ ,4ty yea
terday
Rev l.. B. Davis, wno has been quitS
III for some time. is reported considA
erably improved.
a. H. Newell of the Columbian Ma
tional Life Insurance Company. At
lanta. is spending a few days in the
city
John II Daveaux, Of Charleston
who was in Brunswick as the repre-
sentative Of the government during
tue building Of the DosJomce, Is spend
ing aeSew days n the city.
Call on Davis 9, Blackberry, ZIG
Monk street, for groceries at lowest
market prices.
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Call on Davis B. BiacacrhY, l16
Monk street, for groceries s lowest
market prices
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Every late wrinkle In style. but
not a wrinkle In the a. OF the snoer
from Pssrsou's.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-15

We solicE BORDERS for everything in
the grocqN line Prompt service,
low prices. Davis s. Blackberry. 1l6
Monk gssaaeet,
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a col4 ls nv more east, cure
whom the 6ow9T@re open Kennedy
The Marshall republican., 1907-04-19
SALT POND

Mrs. Sam Wheeland and
children were visiting Thurs
day.
j. d. the little son of Mr..
and Mrs. JEFF Smith had the
misfortune to break his right
arm Sunday week while try
ing 10 moant n horse from n
wire fence. DR.. Jarvis was
called and the boys condition
is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oath Van
Buskirk were visiting Sun.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Sims
were visiting M. S. Sims and
family Sunday afternoon.
MI snd MIS-. James Brown
and children and Misses May
and Rubie Watts were visitors
ut the home of James Rich
ards and family Sunday.
Miss Lula Stallings, OF
Sweet Springs spent Thurs
day night with Miss Nancy
Smith. Z
Ed Donnell is quite sick at
the present writing. !
J. W. Wilcox went to Sweet
Springs Sunday for a carpen'
ter To make some repairs on
his new house.
The Marshall republican., 1907-04-19
WEST GRAND PASS

The weather continues very
cool for April. Most Of oul
farmers are very busy ut pres
ent getting ready for crop
ping.
A very nice party was Civ
en- last Thursday night at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. HaaseI
All that were present repor,
"A delightful time.
Misses Nancy Harris and
Josephine King were guests
Monday night of Mrs. viii
carp and daughter.
Mrs. Biescmcyer is i'm
proving rapidly at present Sc
we hear.
Mr.. and Mrs Will Earr
and daughter, were dinner
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. ],
StefTen last Sunday.
The Marshall republican., 1907-04-19
HARDEMAN

ID. j. Dickson transacted
business at Little Rock Mon
day.
Joseph Schieszer and
daughter, Miss Florence, aud
Misses Sallie an1 Hattie
WoodsWall were numbered
among Marshall visitors Sat
urday.
John Ileuman and family,
|of Little Rock, were dinner
guests SundayatF Frank Brock
ways.
j. +. Neff, of Marshall,
spent a few days last week in
this vicinity, on business.
Mrs. Harry Hudson is the
guest this week Of her sister,
Mrs. M. +. Wiley, of Nelson.
Mesdams Ike Neff ant
Harry Gregory were shop
ping in Arrow Rick Friday
Miss Cecil Craig spent ;
few days last week, the guess
lof Miss zeta Nen, Of Mar
shall.
Miss Lura Dickson LEI
Monday for Marshall where
she will spend several days
with her aunt Mrs. Joe Neff
The Marshall republican., 1907-04-19
SALT SPRINGS

Miss Adele Bray was visiting her
sister, Mrs II. L. Dingley, Satur-
day.
Mrs. Newman Newell visited rel
ativcs in Kansas City this week.
The Salt Springs Ladies Aid
Society met with Mrs Chas. Brown
last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Carter were
in our neighborhood visiting this
week.
Frank Cunningham and family
of Corder attended the funeral OF
the formers nephew Saturday.
Miss Anna Dysart visited parents
in Marshall Saturday and Sunday
Mrs. T. A. McLennen, of Higgins.
vile, and children visited her par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Ransbcrgcl
last week.
Richard F. Laughlin died at hi
home on Friday April 18th at II
o'clock after a short illness. III
lived in Saline county almost all hi,
life. He leaves q wife and son
His remains were laid TO rest in tn,
Salt Springs cemetery Rev. Clay,
ton Of Malta Bend conducting thu
services. The neighborhood cx.
tend their sympathy to the he
reaved ones.
The Marshall republican., 1907-04-19
GRAND PASS

A social hop was given ut
.Chas. Hase' on Thursday
night. An excellent time is
reported.
Miss Hannah Jaeger of
Warren Co. is remaining mt
Hy. Utlaut.
Mrs. WIN. Utlaut presented
her husband with "a bouncing
ten pound boy on the lltn.
One more Ia swell the Re.
publican rank.
Mrs. +. Biesemeyer has re-
turned from The University
Hospital in Kansas City.
a ''new sto'" has been
|opeued near Whites Island,
by u merchant from LXing'
ton.
Miss Harris, principal OF
the Grand Pass schuol, WAS
u guest At the Arcnsmcyer's
Sunday.
A special school meeting
will he held mt the Edwards
school in our north bottom
for the purpose OF decidingif Il
new school house is To be
built or m addition tO annex
led. Much interest is awak'
ened aud II stormy bout IL
awaited.
The Marshall republican., 1907-04-19

will spend The summer with
her aunt, Mrs. James Witt.
Watson Wood and wife
drove through the district
Monday.
The Iglehart Telephone
Co. has extended their line
through the district, the fol-
lowing taking the phone: Jno.
Hanna, Jno. Millsaps ,Fetsroy
Harris, Frank Pinkard, Ace
Porter, Mrs. Mollie Stephens,
Jno. WWlum, Amos Audsley,
|Crumb Kitchen, Jos. Herr
mann, Walter Grain, L. K.
Wood, Jos. Stephens, and
Frank Gadberry.
The Marshall republican., 1907-04-19

This community was shock, M,
and grieved last Tuesday
morning when the message
came from Arrow Rnk stat.
ing that MISS Josie West hal
committed suicide ut The home
OF her aunt, Mrs. Joseph
Higgins. MISS West came
from Cedar county about
eighteen months az, and had
made her home witt, her
cousin. Mrs. Arthur Dick.
son. We understand she hal
10 sweetheart in Cedar county
and whom she had correspond.
ed with ever since she has
been in Saline. She spent 70
few weeks at home Christmas
and when she rcturped} she
related u at he WAS coming d,
see her II the summer. A
few days before the rash ACT
she received u letter frnin
home stating that her sweet.
heart had just married. amt
from that time she was neve
the same glrl. bnt me- one sus, =,
pectcd that she ever had an =
intention of committing tn.
awful deed. Miss West wa.
loved by every one that knew,
her aud her bright sum"
nature made many friends
Our hearts ache when "
think Of her being just %
years old aud 81 much in lif-
before her Ia eud her NV
sweet life. But we trust shI
i safe with her father to-dnl
and il free from ali sorrd,I
aud care. She leaves IA ialiitJ
and mother, several SistelI
aud one brotrer 10 mourn Lei
loss. We extend our deepest
sympathy Ia the bcreav,
ones and may they Hr
strength in HIM to bear IN
terrible aifiictiun. N.lsGu
West u brother of deceased
IN companv Of Mrs. .IoseLI
F,ggins and Mrs. Bud NG
Jeff Tuesday night with tkl
remains for Cedar county III
burial.
The Marshall republican., 1907-04-19
ACME 10 the hest plaster. bu.
Acme. La Crosse Lumber Co
MALTA BEND

Herbert Wilson is giving
his home a general repairing,
putting on u new roof, re-
painting and papcring.
John Downs is quite sick at
the home of his daughter,
Mrs. James Waller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Martin
went to housekeeping 10 Mrs.
.Cort's house on Lunbeck
street Monday.
Mrs. Sherman Houston en-
tertained the Tuesday clut
Tuesday afternoon.
W. II. Wilson was serious
ly injured last Saturday while
driving a mule.
Mrs. j. M. Carter gave
reception Wednesday after
noon to the ladies. Of the M
E. Church.
A telegram received Tues
day announced the serious
illness Of Mrs. J. X. Martir
near Sedalia.
The school board met anC
selected the same corps d
teachers for the next year
The work of the past yea
giving entire satisfaction.
The Marshall republican., 1907-04-19

Hurried meals. lack OF exercise are
the malnca uses al dyspepsia. A
Rings Dyspepsia Tablet after each
meal aids digestion, improves the APP
petite. Sold by II, II. Franklin.
The Marshall republican., 1907-04-19
ARROW ROCK

Mrs. W. b. Diggs accom-
panied by Cary Diggs and
Abbic Hoy visited last week
ut the home of W. /. David
son.
G. III. Bingham, after n
short visit with relatives and
friends left Sunday morning
for his home in Rogers, Ark.
ID. L. Watts and wife, r. II.
Watts and family and Miss
Shell Edwards, were dinner
guests Sunday Of Mr.. and
Mrs. b. r. Townsend.
Miss Lizzie Craig was on
our streets Monday.
Mrs. W. NJ. Tyler, of Mar,
shall, visited last week Will
Mrs. Walter Townsend ant
other friends.
Ed Moehle left Saturday
for ST. Louis ON a business
trip.
G. p. Hudson was in Town,
Monday.
The youngest child of Johr
M. Brown. COL, died Monday
afternoon.
Cary Diggs left Monday fol
an extended visit with hi.
sister and brothers. in Indiar
Territory aud Oklahoma.
Miss Ethel Crosslin re,
turned Saturday from a visir
with relatives in Texas.
X. e. Stone and Miss Lallei'
Lawless, visited Sunday after
noon with Miss Lillian Hen
sick, at Little Rock.
The Marshall republican., 1907-04-19
|: County 0ess |
Observation-Disclosures
NApTON

Mrs. j. Fl. Hollywood was
calling on friends in Napton
Saturday afternoon.
S. II. Stewart moved into
his new house Saturday.
T.. j. Edwards from Fair.
vile, who has bo, ght j. W.
Clark's store will occupy the
house Mr.. Stewart moved on:
Of. Mr.. Edwards has moved
in and will take possession OF
the store May 1st.
j. Nj. Verts, of near Mel.
son, was shipping cattle from
Napton Monday.
Miss Georgia Misller spent
Monday With her sister, Mrs.
Caswell.
Mrs. L. +. Tichenor went
to Boonville Monday 10 visit
her sister, Mrs. Glazier, who
is very sick.
T.. j. Edwards and wife
were shopping in Marshall
Tuesday.
The Marshall republican., 1907-04-19
A Criminal Attack

on at i%noffensive citizen is frequently
made In that apparently useless little
tube called the appendix" It's gen.
orally the result Of protrscted con-
stipation, following liver torpor. Dr..
Kings New Life Pills regulate tho
liver, prevent appendicitis, and es.
tablish regular habits Of the bowels.
CSC. At p. n. Frapkliu's drug store.
The Marshall republican., 1907-04-19
NELSON

Mrs. G. B. Davis made the
round trip TO Marshall last
Monday.
DR.. McClclland, of Arrow
Rock, was n Nelson visitor
last Monday.
/ Miss Matte Orr, of rear
Nelson, was the guest Of Miss
Willie Orr last Sunday and
Monday.
Mrs. Dora Morris went TO
Marshall last Saturday on n
visit TO relatives.
The Nelson and Blackwater
base ball teams played at Mel
son last Sunday. The score
stood 80 to 10 in favor OF Mel
son.
Mrs. Rush Webster depart
ed Monday morning for Tex
as where she will make her
home.
Quite a number OF the Mel
son young people attended
the entertainment and shoe
box party, ut the Murrell
school house Friday night.
Irwin Williams took a flying
trip To Kansas Monday.
j. W. Cordry. carrier on
route No. 1, is on the sick
list this week. r.,
p. II. Kioeng returned
Monday from an extended
trip to the Indian Il.
DR.. l.. l. Shuck departed
Monday morning for an ex-
tended trip to Excelsior
Springs for the benefit Of his
health.
j. H.. Allen, of Indepen-
dence, spent a few days in
Nelson the first of the week.
The new lumber sheds al
the Nelson lumber yard are
nearly completed.
The William Jewell quar-
tette, of Liberty. will give a
musical entertainment ut the
Baptist church Saturday eve
ming April 9th. Admission
25 and 35 cents.
j. w. Buxton, John Koenig
Willard McClelland and Rus
sci Coleman went 10 Heath'
creek on q fishing trip las1
Tuesday. wonder If they
think fish crazy enough !,
bite, with the SNOW flying?
Emmett Conway, the oldes
son Of will Conway died las
Sunday Of pneumonia. Flu
I neral and burial at Salt Forl
: church.
The Marshall republican., 1907-04-19
DAVIS DISTRIcT

L. X. Wood and family
spent Sunday at Jos. Herr
mann's.
Sunday will be regular
preaching day at Prospect
church, every one invited "a
come out, preaching both
morning and night by Rev.
Norvell.
Amos Audsley and wife
were shopping 10 Slater Sat
urday.
Lloyd Kemper and family
spent Sunday visiting in SIa'
ter.
Miss Mary Hermann il
spending the week with hei
aunt. Mrs. Fl. Bohlken. 81
New Frankfort.
Arthur Curl and family
have moved IN 9. q. KitchI
len's firm Opposite The chsol
Misn Zrllx Curl Of Slater
The Marshall republican., 1907-04-19
SALINE POINT

W. F. Lynn gave a social
hop on the 18th at which all
report a nice time.
A certain young lady talks
of leaving home s~oon-wonder
where she's goingY
G. and W. May6eld are car
pentering for s. G. Sullivan
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Erwin
visited at j. Cbilcott's Sun.
day.
o, 9. Chilcott and family
visited at r. NJ. Chilcott's
Sunday.
We have Q young man in
this neighb orhood who seems
TO be q heart smasher.
The Marshall republican., 1907-04-19
Itch cured in so minutes by
Woolford's Sanitary Lotion.
Never fails. Sold by Thos. II.
Fisher, Druggist. #
first Insertion April 81
GUARDIANS NOTICE.

Notice " hcrshy given that letters Of
s~uNrdlNnshtp on the estAts u Albert Anrkes
hauane, .vvre ErSpted ~ Tbs undsrsiyesd On
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date 81 sald letters. or they may % pm!
cluded nom any benefit Of such eitets and
z sue4 elatrsa = e taxelb.tsa yttnic s.S
~ Ao''ss az iSa 4ot Fl iffsss
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The Marshall republican., 1907-04-19

Spring Winds cbsp, tan aud q.
freokles to appear P,~ue-sIye' arbolAr-
applied NJ night willrslieve That bn,
Ing sensation. Natore'~ own remcd
Acts like y poultice aud draws -
inflammation. Sold by 4. u. Fra
lin.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-11-07
FAD Is FOR JAPANESE.
Oriental Effects Especially Popular
Just Now in Paris.

There is still much to be said on the
risiennes are still faithful to the orr.
entail craze. The mode is used with
good effect in a costume of dark gray
cloth intended for automobling. The
skirt and bodice are cut in one piece
and set with a simple yoke of en-
broidered batiste, while the Japanese
sleeves fall over undersleeves of ba.
tiste with detachable cuffs of lace and
line. Over the dress Is worn very
handsome coat of invisible stripe
fancy worsted, simply designed, but
extremely smart in effect.
The sleeves of the new coats, es.
pecially for automobiling. are growing
larger, which Is necessitated by the in.
creased size of many of the new tail.
ored sleeves. While outer wraps for
tourist and general day wear boast
but little trimmings, they can be made
very fetching by the addition of a
stitching of velvet on the cuffs of the
sleeves or on the front of the collar.
Gray and toupe are favorite colors for
this purpose and the medallions are
stitched under very narrow bands of
silk soutache braid, or bias folds Of
the coat material. Among the modifi-
cations of the Japanese sleeves is one
proceeding from an exaggerated arm.
hole that reaches almost to the waist
line, and instead of the loose open eff.
feet, the material is shaped to the
waist.