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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-07-09
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6siHe sss aeiisns.
Mrmanb Sa[lieres. Der prGfibent Der
fran30iif6en Rspublit, beFen Reiis
nad 2onbon 70 pieI er0rtert ipurbe,
tennt eisentIi6 ieinen srDBsren @9res
den in ieinsm 2eben dls bas = ReiIen.
unb bds anerf9Iimmfs iinb fir ibn
bic offiaiellen 8efu9e. bic sr als Der>
trstsr bss Staatss ataoufiibren bat.
Wie er ii9 IN 2onbon fiiblte, ipirb man
frsilid nt9t 10 Ieidt erfabren; ober
aus feiner Ibneisung sesen bic &etfsn
i'm 2anbe Sur gr0ffnuns irsenb elmer
9lusitelluns ober sur Grunbiteinksuns
.ines Dentmals obsr eines 0ffentliden
@ebGubes bat e. niemals stn 6e6l ses
ma9t. Bel fol1sn MnlGFen Ieibet er
ipirtli9 pein, benn aller ppmp unb
ale qafaben. bic NIT folden Jeierli9s
teiten nun einmal untrennbar perbun=
ben finb. bleiben ibm fets slei9 Der>
bubt.
gs III elmer ber fleinen SpGbe, bic
ii9 Glemenceau 10 germ leiitet. bab er
bem prGiibenten 70 piel als mDgli6
amtlide Reifen borfhlGst. rSerr
prdiibsnt." fast sr bdnn pobl i'm 3us
binsttsratb, bic @snatorsn unb Qlbses
orbneten bon pupsbes9ome brinsen
febr barauf. bab sic i'm Suli aur gSs
Dffnung bes neuen Whifeums mad
Giermonts ts5erranb aeben.I Damn irrt
bes prGibenten auge bilfeiu4enb bon
sinem Minifter gum anberen. BIB enb,
Ii9 Der premier nit bergniistem
S9munaeln fi4 on Ouiurbin=8euumeb
ipenbet, Der als Der r6anbIunssr.is
isnbe4 Der R.si.runs gilt unb be-
f9tpi9tisenb fagt: rSa, Ouidrbins
geaumeb. sic tperben iid pieber elm,
mol opfern miiHen unb fir ben prGii>
bentsn nad glermontsJ sJerranb eeben.A
grlei1tert dtbmet Der prGiibent bann
auf unb lGbt Glemeneeau unb 9uiars
bins8eaumeb banibdr gum Sriibitiid
Elm. ----'-f~'.-' --,''r.-e.ats-c-
91ur etne Reiie unternimmt Der Ord.
fibent teibenidaftlid germ. pettrt .r TN
SpGtfommer bic Gaft ieines Mmtes fiir
turse 3eit nieberIesen unb auf f.tn
@ut na9 2oupilIon seben iann. Sier
fnb ole amtli9en unb seiellf9aftli1eu
Sdranten aufssboben unb Der PrGii.
bent pirb -ipisber bsr eipfa4e giirssr;
reid unb arm ipenbet ii9 an ibn als
ben -Mouiieu SalIiero." ga, feline
MltersssnoHen nebmen ibn nift eins
mol 70, fir fis bleibt sr ber ~Woffieu
armanb." Wait elmer Submiibe auf
bem &opf. elm paar bide Naself4ube
an ben Siiben unb nit einsm ftattIs4en
Spaaieritod ausseriiitet, ipanbert bann
Der prGibsnt befriebist burh feline
WeinsGrten, sibt feinen 2euten senaue
Mntpeifuneen unb beaufii9tigt felbit
bic WsinIefe. Seine beiben 6ltsiten
Jreunbs fnb Der Hotar unb Der prie.
fer TN Dorfe. aIs TalIisres aufif err
fen Wals NOD ieinsr Wabl aum prG.
i6enfen ipieber tn Sic Seimafb suriid,
iebrts, ipolIte ibm Der Pfarrer feierli4
sratuliren uHt besaHn feline 4nipra4e
nit ben Wprten: -9err prGfbent {. -
Deiter fam er ni9t. ~SSre Su." uns
terbra@ Jpn Der prdfbent. -tpenn Du
Dir nod einmai erlaubf. mid 5err
prGjibent anaureben, bann iperbe i9
Did aus 2oupitIon periasen IaHen.
l1nb nun in meins Mrme, alter
Jreunb!1
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-07-09

Dalmatten fam fir ii9 ben
@orsus beanipruaen, bub q bas eins
sise 2anb In europa IN. mo Der Sdds
fal nod poriommt. nGmlidb Guf Der
SnfeI GurSola unb auf Der bena4bdrs
ten SdIbinfel Sdbbioneello. Wie Der
S9aial babinseiommen 1T. tpeiB man
nt9t; anssbli9 baben bic @snesianer
bic erften S9dfdle mad gurapla ee'
bra4t. bamit bic S9atal. bic 9eerben
ber Heipohner biefer Snfel pernidten
Golltsn unb bic Snfulaner bdbur9 5ur
lnisriprfaRs ssSfpuusen tparbsn. Der
gNataI iii abtr fid<r in DaImatien
,inbeimii&, bd sr friiber aud tn anoe'
rem Sheasn bieies aansss ssfinbeu
,purbe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-07-09
Srabers aronprins.f,

Trabere aronprinsef.
Tin ais @rfin Der. Die @rds
fin 2onbap, bic friibere 2ronprinSeifin
bon Ositerreid. 1T Grfinberin sepOrs
ben. Sn 8elsisn bat iie bas @rssbnib
zines sliidli9en Ginfalles unb baruufs
folsenbsr forsiamer Stubien in allsr
Sgorm patentir.n laF.n. Gs banbelt
ii9 um einen ipGrmbaren 4ii9en, unb
Serbirtif9. Der es perbinbert, bab bte
platten nit ben Geri9ten unb Spsifen
5u fHnell ertalten. Inter ber srpben
Sif9pIotte ift Elm grtpdrmer auses
bra9t. Die pIatten. bic Dor bem Sers
biren ober in ben pauien auf bieien
HiI9 seitsIlt iperbsu, iperben uuf bitft
Nrt unauffGlIis marin sebdIten. obne
bab bic S9madbaftigteit ber Speii len
S9aben Ietbet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-07-09

0en b59fsn Rst b
Der 8ersfteiser au erreiden 1T
ben noripssifden Touriitsn aas unb
Rubenfon I'm Simalapa seIung.n. ses
lesentli9 eines @sriuhs sur grfteis
sung bes aabru. sic famen Bis gu
1900 Metsrn. un5 bits III bic srOBte
bon Bsrsfsissrn bisber errei4t. 5Obe.
Gin brittsr 9tsIeiter, Der Sdotte Wsas
fon unb 80 inbiihe 9ulis bdtttn bic
beiben Ncrtptser Bis etipd 5ur balbeu
Bersesb6be besleitet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-07-09
Die stinSiauna bes saefruteu.

2ebtbin, 10 f9reibt bic ~3iirider
Poff,A ipurbe in 3iiri9 big srfte biss'
idbrise ReiruteniduIe entlafeii. Gin
6armIoier 3iirider OberIGnber Beirut
fpurbe BET bisisr @slssenbeit bas Opfsr
einss uffisen S9erass i.iner offenbar
intellisenteren Qameraben.
Dieraebn Sage bor Der GntIaFuns
meints nGmIid TN S1laHaal Elm Res
fruit au i.inem Bettua9bar. befdstem
OberlGnber: $50, isbt miisnb mtr
(miiFsn mir bGun iif9iube (duftiin'
bigen). | bferaGb Sage itnmer fers
tis!1 Die iibrisen @9ldftameruben.
bic ben Spab berffanben, beftGtisttn
unferem Wann. bab ibrerieits bic
Riinbisuns i9on erfolst unb bie Sdde
preHant iei 4m anberen Sage rei4te
ber Beirut nirfli9 bds Riinbisungs'
f4yrtben ein, bds bdnt auf beui Difnfts
iptse BON TsIbDebel bis gum S9ul'
fommdnbanten lief. MlB am lsbtsn
Sag bie .iunss Truppe Sur gntlaHuns
auf bsm Rdfsrnenbof ftanb. perIos Der
Sauptmann u. a. bic 2iinbisuns bes
pfIi&teifrigsn Retruten. bemertte aber,
bab bic aiinbisuns leiber einen Sag
au fpdt einsssansen fei unb Der BE.
treffenbe baaubleiben babe. Wls fi9
Die ladenben 2ameraben Dor ben @us
gen bss berbIiifften 5iiiiliers bersosen
battsn, metnts Der 9auptmann. BEN
bic @ade piel Spab bereitet bate:
so, min siiiilisr. iebt d6nb'r au bei
(Onnt Sbr aud beim). 3 nodit mol
miienb'r (miBt Sbr) aber benu bi 3iite
(bsiasitsnl diinbe, pob faperIot!1
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-07-09

Die erie espptifd d
u niberfitdt mad europ o.
If dem 0orbiIbe pirb i'm
Sttobsr in aairo er0ffnst. Ginsebo'
rene @robsrunbbefiber bdben bas Sc
lGnbe unentseltli9 5ur @srfiisung ge'
itelIt. Die @orlsiunsen iperben ft
5und9Tf efrsden auf frans0ffde,
ensliide unb arabifd3e 2iteratur fOipic
auf arabtfde unb aIIsemeins 9efdidte,
Die @prleiunsen finb unentseltli9.
8isber finb $4,000 fir ben llniperii.
tGtsfonbs auidmmengebru9t iporben.
Die 2ebrer perben aus Srdntreid,
Gnslanb, Der S9tpeiS tmb 9eutf9lunh
selponnsn. Ha9 paris. Orforb. Cams
bridge unb 2eebs ftnb bereits einisc
Stubenten sur @usbilouns als fpGter,
llniperiitGtslebrer sefunbt tporben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-07-09

Snbifde glep uten
bon iiber IL unb Bis au As Sabren
seften als bic beften unb itub I'm aEI'
semeinsn Bis su .intm altsr bon 80
Sahreu arbeitsfGhin.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-07-09

9te 3eiIsarmee befbt sine
8abrif tn europa, mo bic Nuitftnftrus
mrtte fiir tire Ritslieber berseFttlt
insxheu. ..- .-..-. ...--.....
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-07-09
Demticbe
S90n Sarberei,
1927 ". @aibinston abe.
8eioe 1efepbone.

sllIe arbeit nad better Weile pollilibrt.
Dem Reinisen uuo PlGtteu ipesiells
aufmerfiamteit 9eideuft. slrbeit abse'
bolt uub abseliefert.
Geo. ". s9uiibt, Gisentb
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-05-23

While flet lace IN its various charm
ing designs and effects Of light or
close pattern is greatly IN vogue. It
does not hold the undisputed SWAY
that was prcphesied for {, but instead
formidable rivals have appeared in the
embroidered laces on round mesh
nets, in a perfectly lovely new lace
called darnette. and in the silk rim
maline laces. In the embroidered brus-
sells net insertings heavy coin spots in
silk, in size as large rs a fve-cent
piece. are Outlined by raised line;
these come in four widths. gagged BY
the number Of dots. four in the widest
and decreased 10 one in the narrow
est. Another one done In small coin
spots on filet net is in the same mum
Der OF widths. and this can be had in
black and ecru besides the cream
vhite.-Vogue.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-05-23
cheviot Street Costume.

for the house is a most serious prob
lem and one not TO be decided rashly.
At the moment two STYLES OF street
costumes are required. the one Sc
verely plain. the other more or less
generally more-elaborate. For the
strictly tailor-made scrviceable. prac-
teal costume 10 wear ia the morning.
the plarest OF models are chosen. and
when becoming the majority Of WON
en- prefer an almost exaggerated ef-
feet OF simplicity. OF severity. not 70
say masculinity. There are. however.
many women who do not look their
best In the too severe tailor gowns.
and for their benefit there are many
models that are a combination OF tail
or-made and the more fanciful sty!e.
The regulation tailor-made costumes
do not vary materially from year to
year, and the conservative tailors
contend that. like mems business
suits. the practical walking costume
should never present any radical
change from year 70 year. a short
skirt is obligatory. but the exaggerated
short skirt IS not considered smart.
The circular skirt and the plain gored
skirt, preferably the former. will be
smarter. too. this year than the
plated, although the latter is so uni
Versally becoming that IL Is a grave
question whether II viii be considered
out OF date. IL will certainly not be
given up entirely in preference to the
other models. The lines OF the new
skirts are straighter than last sea
son, and there IS not the rather de-
cided slanung line from the back to
the front This is rather pity. for
skirt so hung had a much better and
smarter appearance than the one
with the too straight lines.
Plain and fancy mixtures are alike
fashionable. The too strongly accent
uated stripes of contrasting color are
not considered as smart as the more
indistinct lines. Checkes and plaids
are also 10 be found in the new chew
lots and tweeds, while the plain and
fancy serges are most attractive in
their variety Of ooloring and design.
AS these are all materials intended
for the hardest kind OF wear the fash
Ion OF making materials waterproof
seems especially practical as applied
to them The same fashion that came
into popular favor last year is again
10 be noted-the checked or. striped
skirt with Jacket OF solid color. in
cloth or silk. There is much about
this style that is worthy OF note. but
be IL remembered that il is more or
less striking and consequently DOS
sesses the disadvantage that by the
next year the fashion may be entirely
out" However. clothes are not sup
posed TO be- worn two seasons. and
therefore IL is not necessary to choose
styles with any thought of their being
in fashion beyond the present mo
meat
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-05-23
WITH THE LINGERIE DRESS.
Pretty Ssshes Of Ribbon Are the Popu-
lar Garniture.

AS fashion has decreed that every
sInartly dressed woman must have
one lingerie dresc :OI evening wear.
ones thoughts turn to sashes 10 wear
with them. One pretty sash is
made Of Dresden ribbon at least ten
or twelve inches wide and is made
with a girdle effect Cut q length OF
ribbon little longer than the size OF
the waist. Directly in the center Of
this place three rows OF sh!rring and
behind this sew a piece of feather
bone the depth you desire the girSle
10 be in front
Put shirglngs in each side. with the
featherboDe supports. Try on the
girdle before making the back and nt
1t as tight as possible. Mark this line
OF fitting and then turn the ends IN
der and put in the stirring AS rule.
the girdie is higher in back than ia
front, but that may be adjusted 20
suit ones taste Put the featherbone
in each side OF the back and sew on
three or four hooks and eyes. Put
narrow strip Of ribbon over these
to serve as a facing and 10 hide the
stitches. Cut the remaining ribbon
into two equal pieces and at one end
OF each make a rosette and tack each
firmly 70 the top OF the girdle In the
back Put one on each side OF the
back
Draw the ribbons down snuEly TO
the bottom and tie them each one in
a hard knot and then tack at the bot
tom OF the girdie through the bone
and allow the two long ends TO hang
below
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-05-23

ht~ DIN Oh
the waist and hips and also has the
great advantage OF always staying
properly together and requiring COM
parauveiy little attention in the put
ting on A perfectly hitting princess
slip is marvellous aid to the figure.
and the costume also gains immense
ly in style and at II the underslip fits
perfectly. Almost all slips are now
fastened in the back. although some
persons prefer 10 have them fastened
up the side. and for certain frocks II
Is even possible TO have the slip
fasten in front. which is convenient
II one is obliged to dress without a
maid. But alas! # is very rarely
practicable, for most frocks demand
the slip fastened In the back.
Narrow faces and small, dainty pat
terms in embroidery are now consid-
cred correct for the decoration OF the
princess slip. The same design is
used on the bodice and the founces
OF the skirt. except that the bodice
trimming is usually made perfectly
fat, so as not TO interfere with the
fiounces. on the contrary, are always
more attractive when there Is some
thing quite fluffy in their decoration.
Many OF the white slips 20 be worn
with gowns OF pale colors-pink. blue.
etc.-are trimmed with narrow valen-
ciennes and cluny and with delicate
little embroideries in color Vertical
insertions Of vslenciennes are set in
in a TOW across the lower part OF the
bodice, and above this are little YER
teal embroideries OF sweet peas in
delicate pink and green.
The skirt flares very much at the
bottom. and the lower part has two
flounces set IN. one above the other.
the upper one being cut out in deop
points around the bottom. Both of
these fiounces are trimmed with YER
IDEAL insertions OF valenciennes. those
on the lower founce being set on at
regular intervals. The insertions on
the upper hounce are set on in groups
OF three to trim each point. Above
this trimming there were the delicate
sweet pea vines. as on the bodice. all
put on 10 run up and down. This some
idea would be carried out 81 lavender.
sweet peas on gray OF white silk
slip or IN mignonette on a green slip.
The embroidery. OF course. carries out
the color suggestion OF the overdress.
1t is not supposed TO show through
the oVerdress. being merely one Of
those little touches OF perfection
which distinguish the clothes Of the
very daintily dressed woman.
Embroideries OF the same color
white II the slip be white-are also
used TO supplement the lace decora-
ton. These also are kept very slight
and modest. The idea seems to be to
secure perfection OF workmanship
rather than a mass of trimming.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-05-23

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so GREAT Is HIS POWER that
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-05-23

toQue OF plated tulle Is trimmed
with large pond lilies. which Irvine
around the brim, the stems entwined
in graceful lines and the leaves half
hidden in folds Of tulle. It is a grace
full and original idea, but as the lilies
must, Of necessity. be white, the hat
Itself must be OF some color that is
not too great a contrast in color.
This last. by the way, is rather i'm
portant matter and one that needs
consideration. Red. for Instance. does
not harmonic in any way with white.
but used with ecru or natural straw
1t is good. Then. in using pond lilies
the green OF the leaves must not be
ignored. and II must not be placed
against a shade that is too strong or
too weak.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-05-23
LinoerIe Hats.

Lingerie hats are again to the fore.
each year bringing some new lovely
combination OF tulle or net and flow
ers, that would be utterly lost on a
hard, unyielding background OF straw.
no matter how pretty the color OF the
latter might be. This year circular.
lace-trimmed, embroidered plateaux OF
null are to be mounted over a lightly
wired frame Of point d'esprit, with
brim edge OF satin. The plateaux are
pulled vp IN high crown effect by rib
bons, which are run through Sits. and
appear in bow at the right. A pretty
spray OF flowers bedecks the other
side
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-05-23

It is quite problem to know Just
how 10 DO up lawn and muslin dresses
so they will not be too stiff. The fol-
lowing rule il an excellent one: Dis
solve a tablespoonful of gum arabic in
about three quarts OF water and use
this liQsid In place OF starch After
the articles are dried, sprinkle and
iron as usual. The gum arabic will
not stick to the iron and gives the
goods the Stiffness and look OF asv
material Once trisd you win never
uss starch for delicate fabrics.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-05-23

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he always Successes wAsn other.
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One. Den't lcs n rsss yeu.
ones hsssrs. Q A n 70 ssse p NJ
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MAM oYDp0U.
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-05-23

A Philadelphia lawyer. who spends
most OF his time at his country estate.
employs a sturdy Irish gardener
whose one desire in life is 20 live until
the banner OF freedom is unfurled over
Ireland
One evening the lawyer strolled
through the grounds of his place and
stopped TO have = chat with the gar
den0r
Michael. DO you know that while
We are here enjoying the beautiful
twilight it is dark midnight in Ire
land?" be asked
Faith, an Ohm not surprised" re-
piled the gardener ireland niver got
Justice yit."-Judre
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-05-23
New Scarf old.EashIoned-

The wide scarf over which every
body is roaring. is nothing new. &C
cordizs TO a woman who has been
looking over old prints. She says: A
fashion pfaee as early as 1910 shows
scarf Of deep purple gauze edged
with Whist LOOKS Ike chenille fringe
ana striped with bands Of lowered
material. The scarf veilsd almost the
entire s=<=-
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-05-23

some In
Junction. place where two rail
roads separate
Wakefulness-when your eyes are
all the time coming unbuttoned.
Responsibiiity--What would be on
one button II the other one should
come or my trousers.
Admittance-Price. % cents: chill.
dren under u. 10 cents.
When Teller has low temperature.
he has cold feet; when he has high
he's hot-headed.-Judg
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-05-23
FOR STREET WEAR
PLAIN OR ELABORATE COSTUMES
IN STYLE.
Those Who Do Not Look Their Best
in the Severe Tailor Mades May
Properly Wear the More Fan
ciful Garments.

There is always a grave question as
to which is the most important gown
in the fashionable outfit, the one for
the street or that for the house. II
would be more correct 20 say, which
are the most important, for certainly
no Wen-dressed woman would think
It possible to face life with only the
one street gown. but whether the
most money shall be spent on the
street costumes or the gown intended
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-05-23

A plate bearing a date OF 1880.
shows rery much befrilled and be-
fiounced white frock veil with = big
white scarf Another big scarf was
OF pale French gray and was worn
ovor n green gown. The scarf was
patterned with bands OF green vines
and frinsed with gray and green.
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TheY,d out-czar Nlehola,.

Uncle Hsrdscre-I believe in govern
nent ownership OF AL monopolies.
especially the railroads
Uncle Backache-I dunno bout that.
Ever stop ter think what the con
ductors d be Ike II they had the hull
army and navy backin' EN- up?-Puck
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DEFINITIONS ny SMALL WILLIAM

Dust-Na4 with the juice squeezed
cut
Ics-wster that stayed out too late
and went TO sleep.
Fan-A thing TO brush warmth OF
with
stomach-The home OF the swal-
low.
salt-That what makes your pota-
toes taste bas II you don't put
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by the waisthand that Is put round a
little higher than the actual waistline:
IL is fastened by fancy metal clasp.
The deep CUTS and turnover color are
simply stitched az the edge. the cuffs
being ornamented with buttons.
Hat OF nae Tuscan straw. with full
lace crown surrounded by a band OF
velvet
Material required for the coat: Eve
yards &C inches wide.
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is AID TO FIGURE
DESERVED POPULARITY OF THE
PRINCESS SLIP.
Garment oees Away with Separate
Pettleoat and Corset cover-Ussd
with Narrow Lace and EN-
broidery Decoration.

The princess slip has been growing
In favor ever since II was introduced
as part OF the princess gown OUTFIT
II was found so unusually becoming
that many persons have adopted II al
together for afternoon and evening
wear instead OF the separate petti-
coat and corset cover. 1t does away
with ali unnecessary fulness around
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PosslhIs ExnIsnstIan

I wonder why the seasons are al
ways pictured as wonen?" querisd
Mrs. NaEss. whe was doing an art OK.
hfsit IN company with her husband.
Il suppose" replied Naxss, -1t's be-
cause nsn are never satisfied with
them. no matter what kind they get
-ChioaEo Daily News.
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cltina an Exceptlo,

1T is one OF the peculiarities OF hu-
man nature" remarked the moralixer.
that the more a man gets the moro
he wants"
oh. don't know" rejoined the de-
moralizer. How about the man who
is given 30 days by police mads-
Gate ?"-Chieaso Daily News.