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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-22
11Tai:tDaIIfabrt mo 6ruuo.
fteinIe9un9 Ger ueuen Id
peIIe in Starfenbur9,
Mo.
Sonntas Sen "a. Mai.

Der @runoitein sur neuen g8aGs
fabrts SapeQe in Starfenburg fol-,
tute bereits mit9etbeilt, am Sonntae
ben 24. Moi, selegt iueroen, am Gage
Der Wtoi 8alliabrt,
I'm Ills llbr III feierlt6eS 6phs
amt in Der g8olo &apelle Inn 3.
llbr rncbmittas8 8runbiteinleguue
bur6 ben bobm ten 6errn 8eneraI.
8tfar .. 8. g. 0ous opn ct. 2Ouis,
bel tuelher 8ele9enbett Der bod NIT,
General Gitar Rigr. Gtuie upn
8etleuiIte bic Oeutihe 5eitprebiat bal.
ten tuiro. Die eng(iiAe Erebiot bait
ber bu3u 8r. sos. Settuser pm
SefierIun Gttg, @tu,
Sir 8eberbergung Der Ril9er lit
beitens 8eiOrgt. 3n ben 8aaien beiu=
cben bic gitger ben Oetber9, bic
2purbes @rptte nno ben areu5lueg i'm
gSalbe.
Suuntao abenOS III 8rOseiiiun,
&reotot, Mai 2lnoaht III eraapetle
uno Seeen in Der Stride.
9lnt Wuntaa, ben %. Mai, begits
men Die III. Mefen nm 5 llbr mOr'
gems; um 5 llbr lit 8ittpru5eiiiuu upn
Der Stride aus sur g8alO aapeIle,
ieierlides pp9an,t, Wtai 9tnbo4t,
RlfteBr 3ur Stride, Seger, - &er'
iumuttune Der 8ruOer dat gu ben
Sieben 5Amersen. = Mittaoeiien,
= gtbinbrt uon Su9artoun Inn 2
llbr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-22
Pa$Icy esecn prsbibitiSm.

$]erbart g. 9oOleg, @puperneursz
annoibat Der Republitaner ppu Dtii.
iUuri, bat in etnem fiir bic Geiieut,
li6teit beitimmten Scbreiben an g8al,
ter g. Eidep, ben 8OriiBer oes repu.
blifanii1en Staats &pmites, ieine
9lniibten betreifS Der &rubibitionss
frage 0argele9t, ebenio tlar, tuapp
unb bituoie, altSge0riidt. Inter 9tns
BERN iagt 9er 0aOleg in ieinem
Sdreiben ;Sul9enbes: oSd bin ni6t
illr euu Staats Grpbibittpnsgeieb.
Sh CLAUDE ntht, 0aB Der Sadie Ger
NtaBtgteit ober Der 9uteu &eeierun9
III oieIem Staate 0urcb Die gtnnabme
zines iul9eu 2lmenOements CUR
Staatsperfoiiung 9eblent peroen
t6n.te, 0tihouri lit Elm &eit in iirb
ielbit, nidt uur 1T 9eusrapbiicbem
llntfange, IN Der 8r0Be llno &erlfie-
renartI9teit ieiuer 6tlfsqueIlen, iUus
6.ru aub in Der mahrnebm6aren
Seridiebenbett Der @eppbnbeiteu,
@ebraude uno 2ebeusuerbdltuiiie
ietner 8eluubner in ben ueriniebenen
Gbeileu pes Gtaotes. Ollie oieie Inn.
ltanoe seigen nIeiner auii9t nod bas
SApierige uu6 llufluge eiues 8ers
iubes, iiir ben Staat @eiese gu ers
lahen uub ourc95ufiibren, pelde Die
peribntiAeu @emobnnetten.per Be-
ruubner beriibren unO Gasieni9e be.
eintradti9en, mas uiele ais ibre per'
ionlihe 6rel9eit 6etra1ten." |
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-22

gtle Die in Der 3abl 10 Elm llns
aliidsumeu pitteru, iullteu iiA unbes
otuot oauor bitten, einen Quarter gu
beiisen. Su ibm iit Die lln3lifs5abl
IS iie6eniad pert0rpert. Der Quarter
hat Is Sterue, IS sBuhitaben beiin.
ben iit) aui benz 8un0e, oaS Der 9IOs
Ter I'M SAnabel bGtt, l3 6eoern bat
Der gloler in ieOent ieiner 6lil9el, Is
ainien 6efinoen iich aui bem Sdtloc,
10 borispntale gtiGe iino oarant 10
Gfeilipiben rmo IS Suhltnben i'm
0}amen. g9er mbtte nod einen
Quarter baben?
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-22

uno es se5tuun9en, ein 2h8ner 5u
tuerhen uuo Elm Gerciger, banlit es
tuenioitens einiee 6retbeit bat
Gins lit iid)er, Sbr ieib uerontmurts
lidl fiir ben Ggpraftcr, Gen oas amo
betontntt. Str iputet uber Cure
gpr6Blinge ipaden bon Oem Mpment
an, no lie beginuen, 81 0eufen uno
gu reben, uno lie nit 9iebe, @ebul0,
5pmpatbie unO 6remoihait anf ben
8ea geleiten, ben lie oeben iollen.
SIR babt aber teiH &edt, Die Sbiir
Cures 6erseus uOer 9eims su per.
irblieBeu, 10 Ianse ons atub lebt;oenn
ourA iptde 9anotungeu t6nnt 9br
nltr jeoe $opfinuns abiAueibeu, oaB
eS jeuats iidJ beNert.
GS lit Cure erite. rQtbite uuo B6hite
Eili6t, bel Gurer atnOern gu bleibeu
su tbnen 81 balten nit SUffnun9,
2tebe unb @ebet, bis iie 10 iiu0, luie
es gut lit, ober bis Der EQo oa5spi'
ihen tritt.
Seoe onbere Geban0lung Gurer
aiuber lit cine Sitube ftr Die 3br
mancDntal Die straie 5ablen miiBt.
Ginen 9lngriii aui bas uieluerbreit.
etc &orurtbeiI oegeu Die Cigarette
uub iiberbaupt ge9eu ben Eabat
madt neuerbrng$ Die 5dAjeitIcbriit
@2lmsrtcan Mteotcire" in GbjlaOeIp.
fla, Die 9armtuii8reit eiues mas,
ieen 5abafs0enuiies tpirO, tuie oas
9latt anfiIbrE upn Der Me9r5abl Der
gler5te in oer'9anSen geelt suee9ebeu
uno alle etnai8en itbeln 6UIeen ltoia
liu1 Dem iibermaBlgen @euuiie, Dem
nMtibbrau9e oes &rautes 5u9eibrte'
ben. Selbit OaS 8orurtbeit seeer
bic Cigarette tat uur oann Sereh
tteuu9, tuenu es ii1 um &inoer urf
6albsrpadieue banoelt Ia perOleut
ubsr Oas aaucben ii erbaupt Elm Gal.
ter geEani,t 5u peroen, ebenlo. ii
5atlen lpp gtlpadlene Csr 4etOeu
llbafi 10 legr reri4tisit iiau, OdB il,
ieintg 2al9eabad osre Iabat ielr
tpaReu tsiIO BUS tUnilnt ia tGr :
u5ett e,itatlilteHgel aai ailotieI on
suuD,a. ltno oOda sltet & 9lute,
Uensl AID Gus O,tullnlt, atitl 2leu
rie 6iIni l,os, Absr uggr g.usGugt
men gut lnttsBuY leiUlt Oer ArS
tetne UlaCDt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-22

9SiBt aud bier. S4rliot oas in
SsOalia erideiaen0e rSopraal";
,Glt bjeii9e rRetail Nter9ant's Vi
iOeIat.uu" bat in riper gut bgiud en-
SerinnmIune beihioiien, Gem gum
@emelnihaben eemortenen llnwelen
Oes 2lnSsisenssin oIIerIei streiielbaf
ten 9roerammen unb oergl. Elm Gnoe
su MAIDEN uro nur rOt IN Den etub
llrisa 3eitunasn anSuselaen. Gas
III ein Stlritt IN Der reateuSlhtuas
81 s,bt nainrti4 auf bieiem 8ebIe.
AaSn1hmsr, aber in oen Ittlil, b "a ;
l,r lpalto oitit 8,oBtar,a glaSsist
ia rIlI iie = utslltnel0elet."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-22

Set6it unler biesidbrieer, 10 piels
aeprieiere 8onnsmunat @ai ibeint
ee9eu bic Brpbibtttun gu proteitiren.
@r iurst reihtid bafiir, OaB bic trpt-
eubiten Suuuibips eebbrig uab mer.
ben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-22

Ge III IA iraursa ,lpenn nar eat,
mkt, pt b illatig an ptpiil,.s
tuWndg ,eiCsu, menn pSaiis;b
II dp Ateuatain lbte lie eslui na,
4sa tvulos Ids gsoBis teianr
Sogic. IS Ghis, 1Ess oost label
zen.
81 Iabsa bsl Balter Sr1s
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-22

ggie bon Seiierion Gity eemelbet
tuirb, bat iid Der berseitise Staats-
Sdabmeiiter, S. 5. @meli6, ent-
i6luiien, iif I'M bic republitaniite
Runlinatipn fir oas gtmt bes &ices
@puoerneurs gu betuerben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-22

Sin ct. Coulter @eiitlider tptnoert
iicb baraber. bnB zines ieiner amden
nitglieber iirb Elm $1,000 9(ntomobil
letiten tann, aber MIR 25 Gents mb-
dJeutlitt fir Die 8ir9e iibrio bat
galn, meun Der betr. @eiitliAe elm
$1,000 gtutompbil 81 unterbelten
bdtte, 70 tpiirbe ct iiA uieaeibt nun
bern, iuie Der 2lnoere es ierti8 9es
bradJt, 25c, iiir tirAtide 9pede SIT
eritbriaen
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-22
Ed. Schwartz.
sd)mieDc atno
9Sagenmad)cr.
on Der 5 unb 9jiurtliiroSe
81 er N 0 Il n, Ni o

GmpfiebIi iidl, rem qutlttm tiir alIc IN
ie,.l Sadl einid,luaenoe yrbeiteu o,e cr
prsmpt uro Sn mdbisen qreiien beicrSt
Stauidile agent IL, Geerirg, gturo
1no = . orrsGtooer, uno auenanocr,
en- fdta,s x iibidauen
jan 10. 50 fp.aro Sdluaft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-22

3ie Seu6lferurg 6raltreths bat
in, perfluIieuen Sabre I'M 2O,0Vo
Seelen abeeuommen gS puroen
1850 5rausuien 9ebpren, nnO es
Ttar6en beren 1893, 600. pGtes ut
bas erIte Wtat, jantmert elm 6ranaoIe
,oaB Die 3iffer Der Sterbli9teit Die
ieniae Der @eburten iibertriIft. Sts
sum letter Sabre 9epaunen mir jGs
t$es 9}nbr e!uiee 6ran5plen, balO ~,
900, balO 20, 900, einnlal betru9 Die
2iiferIpear 35, ,0CO. Gs mar btes tein
aruber Surticbritt, aber eS mar llnS
merbin elm tuenig mebr, ais Der frp'
here Stau6. Gs mar BEL ltnS iuie Bel
Der Sptbflutb, in iuel9er Gbale oas
Sheer mdbrenb eini99r Wttrhlten fue'
Der lteigt np9 iallt. 9lber jest lan8t
Die @bbe an. 2ie Gbbe, oas 1T Ger
&ldflub. 0eute 9ibt es 10000 les
benbe 5ranspien iueni9er! "a oas
SerbGltnis Der Sampler IN aue9s9
seiten sur 8epDlterun8sslIfera tinT
&rpseut ausmaAt, 10 banOelt es lD
Inn 1000 Splbaten, irelhe Die GheIs
oes Getrut,eruu9spelenS nlen'ais
ieben tperoen. 3as tit Elm perl1Wnn'
oenes 8atailpn, llnb luabreno Is
ueri1pinbet, bas fran5Dlii DIE Salall7
Ion, lanben As neue Satatltone IN
8eutidlano, ppielbit ii4 Die Seuol.
feruns I'M 800, 600 Seeien perglebrt
bat. 6iinf Trpaent aus 900, 900 lino
1000 - llebri9ens be8innt auh
in 3eutiblanb Die 3abl Der Seburs
ten sl iinteu. 3as 3peitlnSerlpltem
ut aua bort beliebt selporoen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-22

@uriid)t nit Oleanber Sldttern
1T eneratidb an5uratben. Erofeiipr
@itiun upn Der Observation-Disclosures
@eriucbs Station in &bbnig, 9lri5o'
ia, bat ieitoeitelIt, baB iie Elm fir
Gbiere gefabrliaes Silt entbalten.
,3e6u 8ldtter ms 6reNeu aegeben,
fiibrteu ben 9Db zines 4ierOes inner
ba(6 36 Stun0eu berbei.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-22

Der "piet9eprieiene r3 cit &c #"
pun 6eutsutage fam man in tuenigen
8urten luabrbeitsgetreu au8oriiden,
.itamlicb rllnier tie6 &Ot uno
beiien iammtli9er Dffentlichen Be-
b6rOen lei6eu an BET anitedenOen
arautbeit (gpiOemie), 9enannt:
yGeri4menounssiuht"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-22

obj bietet bns Sano uno in d.
llher @abe,
Sci i'm Ebal es, lei es aui Ihpinos
climber SDb'.
GuH peru nil ih miiien bic tohlite
Bate,
Sab' neis Id &pdp Wtoantain Sbse.
3u baben bel >salter blUs.
Evening journal., 1908-02-22
Mr.. CAUSE
LOSES HIS SUIT
New York Court Holds He
Has No Case Against
Trust Co.

In the Appellate Division OF the Supreme
Court in New York yesterday judgment
was affirmed in the action brought by
Harry T. Cause OF this city, against the
Commonwealth Trust Company Of New
York to recover damages for the alleged
breach Of a contract in writing, bearing
date Of August q, 1902. and purportlns
to have been made between the Trust
Company OF the Republic, which after
ward became the Commonwealth Trust
Company. and Mr.. Cause.
The agreement provided for Cause de-
posting with the Trust Company all Of his
bonds and shares OF preferred and com
mon stock in the United States Shipbuild-
ing Company. to be used and disposed Of
by the Trust Company as in it's Judgment
was necessary to further the purposes OF
a syndicate headed by Thomas c. Clark.
The agreement was to last only until An
gust 25. 1903, at best. Cause held s623.OW
worth OF shipbuIlding stocks and bonds.
He alleges he offered his holdings TO the
Trust Company's vice-president James
Duane Livingston, who told him TO keep
his security until Il was sent for.
Cause alleges further that his securities
were neither called for nor sold by the
Trust Company on or prior to August 70
1905. and he bought action alleging a
breach Of contract. The Supreme Court
decided that Cause had no case.
Evening journal., 1908-02-22

aprons is an exception. Fine, sheer
materials naturally have the prefer
ence, and white takes the lead. but
among the daintily figured stufs that
are so alluring are many that serve
admirably for the fashioning OF these
aprons.
In the accompanying sketch is shown
a particularly fetching little apron OF
figured lawn. AS indicated, It is made
from two squares OF the material, the
apron part simply requiring a little
featherstitching around the hem on
three sides and a little rounding out
at the waist line to be ready. The bib
calls for more work, as the circular
opening for the head must be care
fully measured and neatly finished.
The two squares are adjusted at the
waist with little stitching. the cut-oui
material serving for the narrow belt
that fastens with a buttonhole. A
feature that distinguishes this apron
from others similarly fashioned is that
the bib In the back comes down to
meet the waist line and is attached to
the belt button. Large bandaana hand
kerchiefs are serviceable for aprons OF
this type, which are practical as well
as pretty.
Evening journal., 1908-02-22
IN FASHIONS REALM,
The New Jumper Suit and Its
Many Variations.
A SMART PINAFORE SHAPE.

A Soft, Open Mesh Yelling Very At
traotiVe For These costumes--It
Comes In All the Fashionable Spring
colors.
The distinct difference between the
Jumper suit Of last spring and this sea
son is in the fact that the latter has
the chemisette and jumper in one
piece.
While this is true of many OF the
best frocks, 1t does not mean that the
separate jumper viii be out OF style
1t win be worn in cloth, linen and
even glnghams more than ever.
Last years style. which was like a
nurses apron, is not in demand. This
is IN the shape Of wide folds over
shoulders, with a loose cap for sleeves
and straps across the front and back,
joining the bretelles.
II a woman owns one OF these, it is
quite correct to wear It, but the newer
Evening journal., 1908-02-22
p. R. R.
WILLNOTCUT WAGES

Confidence in the ability Of the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company to maintain
it's present scale OF wages, and also TO
avoid the necessity Of reducing its force
OF employees. was expressed by members
of the general committee OF the conduc-
tors Of that road yesterday.
The committee. which concluded its bi-
enniai meeting in Philadelphia, represents
the conductors OF the Pennsylvania lines
east G. NJ. Smith. of Bowie, Nd, was re-
elected general chairman, and 5. g
Cowen. of Tyrone. general secretary.
Speaking on the subject Of the relation
Of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company TO
its employees, Mr.. Smith said, in reply TO
several questions:
I'VE do not look for any adverse action
by the company. In fact. we are not in
the least disturbed over the prospects,
nor do we anticipate that there will be a
cut in wages"
Evening journal., 1908-02-22
HOLD.UP BY
BANDITS FOILED
Attempt to Duplicate Exploit
Of the James Boys in
Missouri Frustrated
Bv THE JOURNALS Special Wire.

by ll1E JOO4eAN<.4@ - obNeAoA NAAc
SEDAIIA, Mo, Feb. 22.-STrain
robbers were frustrated in an attempt
TO rob Missouri Pacific train No. 4, en-
route from Kansas City to st. Louis
early to-day in a cut near Otterville
by an extra freight run ten minutes
ahead OF it.
The freight was ditched by the re-
noval of a rail, and Engineer Robert
johnson, Fireman Dugan and Head
Brakeman Hugh Harvey were injured.
The robbers attempted TO wreck the
flyer at the exact spot where the James
boys and the Younger brothers pulled
of q successful robbery in 1876. The
robbery thirty-two years ago netted a
big amount of money.
The freight was on schedule un-
known to the robbers. The passenger
train is known to carry daily a large
amoutn of money. Express and rail-
road officials here to-day express the
belief that it was intended by the
wreckers to loot the train after it was
ditched.
The passenger train arrived at the
scene of the wreck thirty minutes
after the accident and returned to Sc
dalia with the injured. Passengers
aided in caring for the injured on the
trip to Sedalia. The Missouri Pacific
secret service men are working on the
case. No persons were found near
the wreck.
Evening journal., 1908-02-22
PASTOR IS LAID
AWAY AT SMYRNA

Interment Of the body OF the Rev. VIII
liam r. McFarlane was made at Smyrna
yesterday. The Rev. Van p. Northrup. Of
this city. president OF the Wilmington
NJ. y. Preachers Association, conducted
the service at the grave in the absence
from the city Of Presiding Elder Now
bray.
Funeral service was conducted In
Hockessin M. u. Church on Thursday
evening by Mr.. Northrup. The Rev
George W. Dawson. OF this city. offered
prayer. and addresses were made by Mr.
Northrup and the Dev. DR.. c. T. Wyatt
The bearers were members OF the lio-
ckessin church. There were many floral
designs Mr.. McFarlane was one OF the
oldest members Of the wilmington NJ. E
Conference.
Evening journal., 1908-02-22

French model of the jumper variety.
The second cut shows an evening
bodice with a bertha Of lace.
There are things which will help out
wonderfully in the coming schemes Of
dress. and there are articles Of wear
ing apparel which viii assist the wo-
man Of good taste to be always suita-
bly, gowned. For one thing. there are
the new net boleros which are jetted
80 that they can be worn over nearly
any waist The net is very soft and
fine. and the jets cover the bolero un-
til it glistens like a coat Of mail. The
popular color is black, though very
pretty effects are obtained in gray, In
steel blue, In heliotrope and in white.
The bolero is sleeveless OF It has mere
ly little shoulder caps with short wide
sleeves, and it is worn over a white
lace waist with telling effect.
AMY VARNUM.
Evening journal., 1908-02-22
Your Husbands People.

Be as courteous and considerate to
your husbands people as you would bs
to your own.
Do not think that every fault found,
every disagreeable word uttered, is d.
rected at you.
Don't gossip to your husband about
his people Tell him Of the pleasant
things they do and not Of the unpleas-
ant things.
DO not try to keep him from them.
Encourage his devotion to those Of his
own kin, and you will be very certain
iss will not be greater thaA 1t is for
you.
When you married your husband
you married his family, in a way, and
you can show no greater love and ten
derness to him than by giving and in
viting love and respect from his peo-
pie.
Evening journal., 1908-02-22
FLAG UNSCATHED
DURING BIG FIRE
ey THE JouRNAL.s speelal wlre.

NEW YORK. Feb. 22.-Lashed to
the masthead above the flames, the
stars and stripes waved proudly to-
day over the worst fire Brooklyn has
had in months For a time it seemed
a wide swath would be cut through
the warehouse and tenement district.
The breeze drove the fire along an
entire block.
Tn firemen finally made the flags
salvation a matter of pride and every
time it was threatened a stream was
turned on it. The fire started in the
chair factory of Edward B. Jordan and
spread rapidly. In two hours all but
the southern end of the factory had
been practically destroyed.
It was over this portion that the
flag waved and was saved.
Evening journal., 1908-02-22
CITY TO HAVE
PLAY GROUNDS
Board Of Trade and Century
Club Committee Will
Equip One

With the opening of spring many
childrens' Fairgrounds viii be estab-
lished in different sections of the city.
AT a meeting of a subcommittee Of
the Civic Improvement Committee, Of
the Board of Trade, composed of WI
liam CraUor Brinckle. S. c. Singleton
and Peter A. HoTrv. and a COMMITTEES
of the New-Century- Club. of which
Miss L. Cornelius Bowman is chair
man, yesterday afternoon, elaborate
plans to this end were discussed and
arrang-=rerfs- made foT equipping the
plot of ground owned by the city at
Fifth and Pine streets with play
ground apparatus. After the INSTALL
alton of this apparatus. the joint COM
mittee will give its attention to OPEN
ing other Fairgrounds throughout the
city, sites for which have been offered
by many owners for tho purpose. The
ground at Fifth and Pine streets will
be in charge Of an experienced instruc-
tor until such time as the children are
familiar with the apparatus which will
not only have value as an amuse-
ment, but Tor educational purposes as
well.
That funds may be obtained to further
the playground project, the New-Eentury
Club Committee has arranged with FRO
fessor A. R. spaid to give a public lecture
IN the club rooms on March 13. On the oc'
casion Professor Spaid will repeat thu
lecture given by him at the "City Beau
tiful" celebration in Shellpot Park las
fall Professor spaid win show mum
Der Of new views however, Of spots II
the city that can, with very little expense
be converted into play grounds The join
comittee will put forth every effort t.
make the lecture a source of financia
profit that a large sum Of money may b
obtained to further its laudable work
Evening journal., 1908-02-22
SNYDER TO BE ON
RACK MONDAY
His Testimony So Far Has
Damaged the States Case
at Harrisburg
By THE JOURNALS Special wire.

HARRISBURG, Feb. 22-The real
ordeal for William 2. Snyder in his
trial with Anderson, Shumaker and
Matthues in the capitol conspiracy
cases will come Monday when he will
be subjected to cross examination by
Prosecutor Scarlet. The Common
wealth attorney thinks he can wiring
from Snyder some admissions that will
prove exceedingly damaging to the de-
fense. There is no doubt Snycer's
testimony has greatly damaged the i'm
preston made by Stanford Lewis, clerk
to Architect Huston, the prosecution
star witness.
Scarlet believes he can Offset this
by damaging evidence he expects to
draw from Snyder. In one particular
Snyder's examination gave the pro-
secution a chance previously denied
it. Several matters were brought out
by Attorney Gilbert which under the
rules of evidence the commonwealth
was barred from using. Scarlett's cross
examination will take an altogether
different line from that of Gilbert
The admission by Snyder on his direct
examination of the cost OF trimmings"
will be used to its fullest advantage.
Scarlet proposes to go deeply into this
subject and force explanations. It now
seems likely all next week will be
occupied with the trial despite Judge
Kunkles instructions to the attorneys
to hurry matters as much as possible,
unusual delays have occurred on ac-
count Of witnesses.
Evening journal., 1908-02-22

and better styles are In pinafore shape.
cut rather high at the back and front
and without the bretelle effect.
When these pinafore jumpers are
made OF any. OF the new soft spring
fabrics, such as marquisette, chiffon
yelling and heavy messaline, they are
attached to a lining, and the yoke and
sleeves are put In also to the lining.
When cotton and linen, serge and
lansdowne are used for summer jump
ers, the pinafore is made separate in
order that one may utilize the blouses
ON hand. II the frock is dressy, it is
also well to have an extra chemisette
and rufiied sleeves attached to a fitted
lining. which can be worn under the
jumper for dressy afternoon affairs.
There is a soft yelling very open in
its mesh, but silky, that comes in all
the fashionable colors. In blue, nile
green, salmon pink and pale gray 1t is
used for these jumper suits to be worn
for all indoor occasions.
You can see how convenient and
serviceable such a frock would be all
the year round. It need not be made
over tafteta, but It should be made
over some soft imitation silk. One Of
the waists illustrated is a charming