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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1909-09-08
Milionar zemrel

Nc WatchiIl X. |. zemrel \ so-
botu mnohonasobny milionar DIR.
w II Singer, pittsburgsky oeeler-
SKY magnat nasledkcm automobl-
loveho nestesti, udaysiho sc pred
.nekolika dny Tyz loni pr sole.
tenn vyroGi sye svatby podelil svt
ctyry ditky, diva syny dvc dcery,
obnosem Sl6.000,0o0, ably So TAX
vyhnnl dani 4 dedictyi V padu, ~
by nahl{m neb nepredvidanym
zpnsobem prisel liyot
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1909-09-08

+Ns HA NlhAi Ift"t' lh AlN l'sA
prilelitpst dati obuy syou DO male
zittho porddku. kraiant
BRAZDA a SARBACH,
els. i414 na i3. blize William ul.,
wy Eondyaii ycskcrt sprdyky obuyi
uhledut. trvaulivt a go hlayniho,
za ccuy miut Oha We SVEN obo-
ru jsou skutecni mistri a ruci llaz-
ltmu za iiplnc uspokoieni 5lkGm
- Mimlou stfedu dosla do O.
mahy zprdva Y New Yorku. ~
spachal tam scbryrazdu zudmf o.
maiski rcstauratfr Talf Hanson,
.zadusiv Sc syitiplyncm y hotelu. a
kdyz pozdeji zprava ia byla po-
tyrzcna, byly zahajeny hncd kro-
ky ieho prdteli, ably mrtvola ieho
byla pfevczpna do uaSeho mtsta K
pohrbrni. Hanson jak znamo ma
lezal So yc finaucnich uesnazich. a
Inemoha Sehnati nutnou castku PEE
Inez K upokojeni svlch y6riteln, o.
Idcjcl mtsta dne q. ccryna do
New Yorku Dne l3. ccryence tc-
legrafoval syc manzelce, ~ prize
dr domn, avsak neprijel; totez to-
leerafoval diva dny pozdtii Sam
Edgarovi. Dne rs. cervencr byI
| Hanson widen V New Yorku a dine
rs y atlanta City. Dnc 30. cer-
lyrncc Iadali vtritcle o recciyera.
u rrstaurace Hansenoya byla IN.
yrena. Dne % srpna prohlasen
Ibyl Hanson bankrotarem n dne
30. Srpna ziisttno, ~ dluhy jeho
lobndsi $lJO,000 kdeZto maietek
ma prT ccm Sl2s.000. - Hanson
judicial syoii karicru v Omaze. pri.
Iiev sem Oakland. Ncb, rocc
1891 Y Omazc pocal pracoyati !
Irrstauraci zname pod .imencm
Zone minute restaurant mimc
10 pripravoval luncc pro nocni sa
zccc u dennich easopisu Y krat
KEN ease 81 talk pomohl, ~ mohI
Isl zariditi samostatnou rcstaurac
ye spojcni Otto Mielke-m, kasi
rem 4 resiauracc Zone minute
Ikicrou pojmenovali Calumet
ICoffcc House. Penize sc obemf
hrnuly NJ do DOLBY straiku, KID,
yyprodal svni podil, q odcjel dC
ISvtdska 20 roce Sc vratil, ystou
Ipil op6t do onoho obchodu, a rs
pred pul drnhym rokem zaridi
Inadhcrnou rcstauraci ma l6. nj
lpod imtncm Hanson Coffee, ktcri
no pfivedla k bankrotu q sebc
IvraIdt
s1S Nelky yyber nejlepsi Q
buyi IA vclmi mirne ccny najdet
II ANTONfNA BiLKA y els. l24
iizni II. nj Pfiidte prohltd
noutl si hoiuoSt 2ylaStt dohrych
ltryanllyych strcyicn pro Skoln
ditky. jichz yelkou zasobn noy
jsem objednal Il
Mayoru Dahlmanov dostal
So take Ell byti pozyanu ably dc
batoval ! poy6stuou srkcrkarko
Carrii Nationoyon pfi ehautat
qua Bellevue otazcc liktrn
Pan mayor 81 10 vsak cas- ro;
mysIil. debatu karolinkmu ot
miil
Slavehni rnch y Omazc y
Intsic srpeu byl ely. nebof obnc
na stayby obnasel S72l.365 pro
/, s455.72 y srpnu pred rokem. q
novtho rokn postaycno bylo budo
. dosud nakladem S5,0s0,005, kde
10 pred rokem "a tut6z dobu POT
/ ze IN -, 100000.
4 Nc start " roku zemrcl \
lsircdu minnltho tydne l,raian .Io
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1909-09-08
Agituii pro svetoyou vystavu.

Y San Diego, Cal, utyorila Sc
spoleGnost kapitalistu, $ obnosem
81 100000, icz pracoyati hodla V
zajmu usporaddni syetoye vystayy
onom nGste v roee 1918 ma osla-
vi dokonceni panamskeho prupla-
lvu Vystaya ma nesti imeno Pa.
Inamu-California Exposition ie-
| Jim hlavnim propagatorem ie ca
lkerni milionar John Spreekels
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1909-09-08

0hilni lrh i Omalc IN mesie
srpcn byl vclmi uspokoiiyf. ne
bot pfijato zde bylo 4,j6j, 100 bu-
sIn obili proti i,jl7,5O0 bu. y temze
mtsici pred rokem Vjvoz tehoz
obnasel IN lctosui srpen 3,332,5O0
buSln. IN lonsky 2,53l 800 busld.
Ncjyicr pfiiaio bylo kulluricc. u
sicc 1880 100 buslh, proti l,3l6,7O0
buslu lonr V}yoz tee obnascl
2.2sG ,0oO bu proii 10000 bu. To-
nj
Omaisti pravnici Weaver &
IGiller lastupuiici hostinslSe ri Z
imy naseho stdtu, pfenesli pfipad
omalsktho hostinsktho Dlnuzli-ho
K nciyySsimu soudu. Jak zuamo
Diuuzzi byl zatfcn na nbvintni, ~
Iproddyal piyo Pc S. hodine vrccr.
IilIavni bod ohhajoby imenoya=
Inich priyuiku spotiyd s. tom. ze
Imesta 70 mtstysc mali prayo regu-
Ilouti prodej lihoyiu. iclilkal u.
Islauovuii obuos licensi. aySak ny
lurisi zdbon Jim pravo toto upiri.
g Nyni mate prdye nejlcpsi
Iprilelitost diti obuy svou do male
IZitfhn pnradku kraiaut
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1909-09-08

Sojkn, bydlici 8 elsie 1888 iizni H.
.ulice Pohfeb ieho odbyyal sc IA
znacntho ueastenstvi V sobotu mi
nultho tfdnc ma Cesk0-narodni
hrbitoy peel p. r. j. .Iandy. Zcsnu
~ ndlczel k neistarsim clennm I.
j Sokol, kterd pohfbu hojnem
pociu Sc siifastnila. Y dome smut
ku ma hfbitovt sloya Gt6chy pro
ncsl =. v Fuks Zesnulg zanccha
Va zdc manlelku a uekolik dospc.
lFch dtii Pozustalym yyslovuie
me syoii srdccnou soustrast.
krajandm 4 zyldste byyalym
cctnJm prizniyeum sv}m timto
sdaluji. ID isem Sc 2 fanny op6t
prestehoyal do mtsta.
oBUvNICKoU DfLNU
laridil isem sobe pod striznim oil
chodcm pani Il A. Davidove,
cislo 1408 William ulice, Omaha.
Jako vzdy kaldtmu dobro isem 20
~loulil TAX nyni slibuji, ze
veskere spravky obuvi
.yykouam ylusut. trvanlive lev
No. Doufam zo mnt kraiane PR
zri syoii zachovaji. Y dct6
~ JAN JANOTA,
zkuseny eesky obuynik
Zdryoini komisar Conncll
IninuI} tydcn porucil yyliti rs ga
loml mltka, prodavan6ho mleka-
rem Fred Gitterem Z Florence, mn
IL. Davenport ul. Ndsledkem
Itoho isou nyni inspektofi, kteri
mlcko vylili, zalovdni pro zlomy-
lslne nifeni majetku ii na nahradu
10000. zalobu yedc pravnik
Fred w. Fitch, zastupujici sdruze.
nj omazskych mlekafu. Mimo zmi-
meme diva inspektory jest roynez
mesto Omaha zaloyano. a take
zdravotni komisar Conncll.
s157V nasi ceske ctvrti name
nekolik ceskych obchodu, ktere
stale ohlasuji nasem casopise.-
Nemaji ovsem tolik zboii, jako OBJ
chody meste, ale jisto jest, ie
zboii, ktere prodivaji a ohlaSuii,
muzete tax LEVINE koupiti u mich,
nell levneji, jako jinde! 40-tf
Oslava dnc prace ' Omaze
znacnG poskozena byla dest6m a
chladnym potasim, ktere mnohe
odyratilo cd vychazky. Vylcty,
jez RUNE orgauisacc poradaly, by.
lly icn slabe naystiveny, a n6ktere
Iyubec konany ami nebyly.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1909-09-08
Uroda v Cheyenne Co., Neb.

World Herald V Omaze V sobotu
Idne 4 zafi pi'inesl nasledujici zpra-
~
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1909-09-08
Dodatky X povodni v Mexiku

DodateGne zprayy 0 hrozne po-
yodni Mcxiku, jiz nejyetsi sko-
du utrpelo mesto Monterey, docha-
zcji z Marella, hlavniho m6sta sta
tn Miehoacan, iez sdeluii, ze po-
vodne zpustoSIy yclkou east dis
triklu Jamora. IIrozna prntrl MIRA
cen pohoiich La IIondada In
Beatan zatopila 1doli do vzdaleno-
sti mnoha mil. Osady Apzlcuare,
Santiaguillo a Cerillo jsou zatope-
ny. Zpustosena krajina ie nekollk
set mil jilne od Monterey 20o
mil zapadnt odtud. q poyodnl, liz
posiileno m6sto Tula We statu TIA.
maulipas. dochdzcii podrobnosii,
die nichz s. az 30 stop yysoka
spousta yody hnala So reelstcm a
latopila dolni east mesta, kde 20'
domu a most odnescny mnoho II
III prislo o ziyot, Po ti1 dny zui1la
boure V Tula. Dopisovaicl sdelule
~ stay yeci jest nynl Y Tula a oko
II zrovna TAX smutny jako byl hnec
30 povodni v Monterey. Celia serc
rovfchodni east staiu spustosena
Bude io trvatl mtsice, nezli ven
kovske cesty budou opraveny. A.
d0sud nalezeno y Tula u okoli y
mrtvol. Puyodni odhady skod po
yodni zptlsobcnych Monterey I
okoli a siee ztrita 1000 lidsk}el
5ivoti "A IN A3O,000O00 hmoin'
skody. zda Sc. ze jsou prilis niz
k6, nelli prilis vysokt
Trenice mezi vysokymi tradniky
v posledni dobt vznikly VAIN
ueshody mezi sekrctarcm ynliri
Ballingerem yrehnim lesnilten
Pinchotcm ohlcdnt pi'lrodnicI
zdrojl ylddnich, na PRESIDENT
Taftosi nyni jest, ably spor Ten II
rovnal. Tajemnik Ballingcr na
leza Sc Y Seattle q mel Sc tam So
tkati presidentem M tam tent
prijedc, a mel ici pax proyazctl n
icho dalsi cestt. Ida So ysak, Z
zamcr ten byl nahlc zmtntn, III
bot oznamuje Sc ze Seattle, ze dt
stal p. Ballinger vyzyani. ably $
neprodlent dostavil do Washing
tonu pro dnlczitd icdnani neisp
s. NJ odiel odiamiud. aniI by Spo
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1909-09-08
Nova biievni lod

Nalecnemu lodsrvu Soustati pr.
byla opet iedna yelka bitevni lod
iruhu Dreadnough, jel nese Ime.
no Michigan Lod tato jest lednou
2 neivctsich valecnyeh lodi amcri'
ckych a pfi zkousce prekonala ry
ehlost, iaka poladovana byla y,
smlouye pr staybe. Ma snosnos'
l6.0o0 tun a ie vyzbrojena ; II
palcoylmi dely. jest sesterskou 10
di South Carolina, nedavno posta
yone ma Delaware. Velitelem nov,
lodi bude kapitdn n. X. Usher 9
lod zustanc lodenici. dokud dn
stoinictvo muzstvo nebnde prc
nj pohotoye Tato bitevnl lod by
n zbudoyana firmou New Yorl
Shipbuilding Go. : Y Camden
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1909-09-08
zpravy aItlsrickd.
Peary oznamil dostizeni severniho
polu

Inam} arkticky eestoyatcl Ro-
bert Il. Pcary, oznamil v pondeli
tohoto tydnc amcrickemu Spoje-
nemu Tisku. ~ dosahl seTerniho
polu zde zarazil americkou ylaj.
kn hyczd a pruhu. Je tudil dru.
hym Amcricancm. ktery dosiihl ST.
vcrni toeny. Pcary dosahl ncjsc-
yerntjsiho bodu nasi zcme dne q.
dnbna, ale ncualezl pry lddnych
stop 20 cesit dra lredericka Coo
ka ktrri scycrniho polu dostihl
dubuu mlnuleio roku Peary
podulki ntkolk Eyprav no pro.
zkouuani ueiselerueIsirh krapn .
,stkal sc u ltlo ytci jiz mnoha
1sptchy NaNoii posledui eesiu "a
uolem Nypatrani seyerniho polu
,ydal .e teryenei 1905 q po ut
kolik puslednich mesicu nebylo d
nrm niccho sIysei Zpraga % leho
nspechu yyrolala adostua yzruse
ni 81 kruzich jcho pratel. kteri byl.
obayc % zivot odvalntho ccslo
xatelc. Zuatut yzrusem YyFolala
lprava ~ kodani, Dhnsku, kdt
pravc konaly Sc slavnostl ua po
6est pryniho objeyitelc severn
tocny Cooka. Cook projeyil nao
zpravou potescni a prohlasil ic u
iaie pcary hu potyrdi ndair jcho
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1909-09-08

tam rozvifcu{ mczi Pinchotem a
| Jim samFm pfiycdl kc konci. Pre-
sidcnt 10 bude mlset utinlii sam.
! President MA ye sye politicc drleii
yldy 81 svfm taiemnikem, kdyz
Ipfijdc tento do ntjaktho iifcduiho
sporu TAX kdyz ne,layno prisel
lAiemnik | Nagel do sporu ridiie.
lem ecnsu =. Northern. drzcl pre-
lsidpnt pfi Nageloyi a North Ne mn.
sci podekovati 4 tlfadu Ntcu po-
dobnfho 81 otekava pfipadu Pin.
lch0toyc Ten byl ustanoyen od pre-.
sidenta RooseYclta a poliyal vFso-
Ike duytry pro syou schopnOst !
Taft 81 hn yelicc VAIL ale kdyl w.
lstonpil proti sytmu predstavent-
Inu Ballinecroyi dupadne to MIN
la,i talk iako Northern Pinchoi va
Isyfrh refich ma lapade ehydlil po-
Ilitiku Rooscyeltoyu ohlcdna zdro-
Ijua lcsin q prayil. 10 ic jest Ia je-
dina praya politika kdczto poIiti-
Ira nyntjsiho odbnru yuitra pane
IBalliuetroya jest zpatccnicka. Pre-
IsidtHt NJ prijcdc ma Ldpad. yysrlfi
lveci a poodle tohu hudr irdnaii,
Evropska poSta bude zdokonalena.
I Nrciui poStmistr Hitchcock ma
Ifidil. ably pristc vsechua cizoznm-
ska posta pro Chicago jina vni-
Itrozcmni mtsta byla vzata prl.
Iicdsich pnniku ma zylastui postov.
Ini tendr. kterl il doprayi do .Ier.
scy city ualpzi na ylaky, iedou.
lei K zapadu. Jak 81 dosud delo. Pc.
Sta tato vzata byla yzdy mn Pc.
Istu K roztridtui. Soudi Sc, ~ dlt
noytho planu usetfi 50 dodani I'll
lpadni poSty M o eely ieden den
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1909-09-08
veskere spravky obuvi

yykondm ykusut. tryanliye a lev
No Doufdm. ~ mnt kraiane pr
zrl syoii zachoyaji. Y uetG
- JAN JANOTA,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1909-09-08
oBUVNICKOU DfLNU

laridll lsem sobe pod stfiznim oh
rhodcm pani Il A. Davidov6,
6islo 1408 William ulice, Omaha
Jallo vzdy kaldtmu dobfe isem po
-InuJJ tal. uNyuf stibuii H.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-12-16
Gilt on Neckwear.

With Midas-like perseverance fash ion has invaded the realm of neck. wear and placed upon dainty white lace and linen golden touch. And it is lovely! The gold lace used in combination with valenciennes or fine tulle and net is cobwebby. and gives its metallic contrast without any weight Gold medallions are let in along the edges or frills or on pointed tabs. Embroidery is worked with gold thread outlining, and here and there are solid patches which flash out in jewel form.
 Neckwear can hereafter be made a part of the costume. The same golden thread or cord used on the blouse is woven into the stock and jabot.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-12-16
The High Handshake.

The customs of society often have queer origins. Some years ago the members of somewhat inferior set took to shaking hands on a level with their chlns, mode copied from royal personages who, suffering from an ab scess under the arm, avoided the pain full friction entailed by shaking hands in the ordinary manner and resorted to higher level. This was observed by some lesser lights, from whom the custom spread.-Home Notes.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-12-16

A Chicago man, to whom was de- nied lease in an apartment because he had children, is suing his landlord under the law which declares land lords may not refuse to rent to fam lilies with children. If that law stands the test of court decision it will sur. prise some people, says the Milwau- kee Wisconsin. While man with children must have a place to keep them, yet the owner of property should have the right to refuse to rent his property to anyone whom he considers undesirable.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-12-16

It will astonish many to learn from government reports that the Indians are increasing in number instead of decreasing, and that they are becom- ing more self-supporting. This grati- tying improvement is laid to the greater facilities afforded for the edu- cation of boys and girls in the govern ment schols and in the system of ap- portioning lands, says the Baltimore American. It is time that some meas ure of justice were being meted out to the original possessors of the land and efforts made to turn them from roy. ing savages into useful and self-re- specting citizens.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-12-16
ARkAN SAS.
IAN OLD-FASHIoNEp WINTER"

Those who believe that nature gives various warnings in the fall when the winter is going to be severe, are pre-. dieting strenuous season for snow and ice and low temperature. They say that the wild birds which stay in the north during the winter have un- usually thick plumage. The shells of nuts are reported to be heavier than they are when mild winter is coming, and chestnut burrs are also of the "old-fashioned winter" kind, if theSe weather prophets are correct Fur bearing animals are more warmly clad, according to the same wiseacres, than they are before "open" winters, and the bones of geese make the same prophecy. It is all very interesting, but men who make the study of the weather their life work and bring to bear upon it all of the learning and scientific resources of the age, utterly reject these much trusted warnings. They arc certain that there is nothing in the whole theory of animal prep arations, conscious or unconscious, for differences in winters They do not believe that the trees grow more bark or put thicker burrs on nuts because the winter is going to be severe In tact the scientific experts who deal With the climate seriously and with infinite pains, in all civilized countries, year after year, are sure that there is no nature sign language which tells the character of the weather months in advance
The Prescott daily news., 1909-12-16

According to revised estimates" by the geological survey the coal re. maining in the United States amounts to some three thousand billion short tons. The figures are inconceivable, but what they signify can be readily understood. In word, the supply is sufficient to last for more than 1000 years; presumably, at that, allowing something for present wasteful meth ods of production. To be sure. some thing less than one-half of the supply IS accessible only with difficulty. ac- cording to known methods of extrac- ton. Still, with whatever exceptions, the revised estimates give a more hopeful outlook than the public had been led to believe were possible from figures heretofore submitted.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-12-16

The remarks of President Swain to the students at the opening of Swarth- more college the other day contain much of sound sense. Do not form the habit in college of spending large sums of money" said Dr. Swain to the freshmen. When one has learned the value of money and has large de- gree of earning power, this matter will usually take care of itself. College stu dents are not, as a rule large money earners, and are usually spending money earned by others It is usu- ally a safe rule not to spend much money until you have learned how to earn it."
The Prescott daily news., 1909-12-16
For Greater Warmth.

Capes are cold things when worn in winter. but being fashionable, they are popular in spite of colds and coughs. Here is a hint for making them more comfortable:
 Make a pair of loose sleeves of silk the color of lining or outside of cape, as preferred. The latter is more serv iceable. Wad them, finish on top and bottom and attach to the cape with a ribbon or elastic.
 To adjust sleeves put them on. throw cape over them and tack near shoul der line Take care that they do not pull he cape out of shape.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-12-16
Two New Fabrics.

Among the new materials with fan ciful names are Thais moire and Alas. ka crepe. Both of them are quite of. fective, but they have nothing sugges. tive of their names in the textures However, we have such variety of fabrics this year that it must be dif1. cult to get names for all of them: and we are adopting the old French meth. cd of using the name of the hour for our garments and our textiles.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-12-16
SUBSTITUTES GOOD AND BAD
Those That Are Allowable and Others That Should Be Distinctly
 Crowned Upon.

It is not snobbery, but the last rem- nant of justifable theory that ob- jects to the substitution of white bun nie for ermine and black kittens for fox and lynx. The full-grown black cat Is not matter for so great regret. and herein rests the foundation of the whole tale of the understudy. If the hardy black cat be called into requisition, and should its skin be of sufficient toughness to hold together for season. the cat is, in itself, a no more despicable animal than the fox, and, letting aside the question of the killing of said cat for his fur, he should be fairly we'll received. If. however, he be but kitten and not able to render up that certain wear and tear for value received, he should in- deed be summed. Some women have t.-e courage of their convictions, and. when moneyless, are not averse to the warmth supplied by common. ordi- nary black cat, even although he be not absolutely lynxlike in appearance, and provided he will hold together for a season. Things that wear, in other words, are not miserable limitations, t-t reputable understudies.
 Paste jewelry is in every case the dubious substitute for unattainable elegance. whereas the semi-precious stone. with it's wealth of color, set in simple metal, is the durable, the desir. able understudy.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-12-16

The beautiful lines of the nigh back are preserved by a panel ap- piled over the skirt, apparently With the lower end hanging free
 Here the opportunity tor decoration is taken advantage of. by scroll pattern of soutache braid match ing the gown in color. A sleeve, entirely covered with the braid, and the introduction of braid on
The Prescott daily news., 1909-12-16
Corset Covers.

Beautiful corset covers may be made of combination of lace and embroid- cry, the latter being applied to the lace in the shape of medallions.-
 Yokes in corset covers are quite popular. but they usually are made the sole decoration of the plain nainsook cover.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-12-16

Hot Water Is Cure for Many Ills.r says a newspaper Woman's Page headline. It may be, but there ara hundreds of people that get into hot water who don't like it.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-12-16

New York physicians are upholding high fees. With rates advanced for medical advice and undertakers rest. i've under low burial rates, it really is much cheaper to keep healthy, cheer. full and alive.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-12-16

ed net over a deep crimson satin lin Ing. Bands of black velvet ribbon were set across the back, over the shoulders and across the bust. Jet ornaments were applied to them. This was a really brilliant and unfor- gettable gown, although made of so simple and inexpensive a fabric.
 JULIA BOTTOMLEY.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-12-16
CANADA FOR INDEPENDENCE

Some optimistic persons in Canada believe the day is not far distant when the Dominion will become a republic independent of England In such an event, they believe. Sir Wilfrd Laurier would become the head of the new nation
 When the imperial council of defense sent out from London recommendations that included the construction, manning and operation of Canadian war navy protests arose from all parts of the Dominion The actual government meas ure presented by Sir Wifrid to the house of com mons has caused another outburst which indl cates clearly that many Canadians look forward to ultimate independence.
 The defense council suggested that Canada build one Dreadnaught, three cruisers six de. StrOYerS and three submarines hepinninr with
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WITH TANNER IDEA
DISTINCTIVE MARK OF THE SEA.
 SONS DRAPERIES.
Three Excellent Examples of the Pre-. vailing Modes Are Here Shown- Gowns That Are Adapted
 to All Figures.

A glance at the pictures of three trench gowns, given here, reveals the consummate art of their designers in the management of draperies. The
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HE'LL BE THE CAFE KING

Hehri Pruger, for the last seven years general manager of the Hotel Savoy, London has been engaged as general manager of the new Cafe de Iopera Tn New York City at salary of $50 OOO rms It Is believed, is the largest salary paid to any restaurant manager in the world Mir Pru- ger IS president of the company that will operate the restaurant. which has just been opened It occupies an entire building the west side of nroaaway' between Forty-second and Fortyfirst streets
 In London MT. Pruger has become known to thousands or Americans. Before going to the Savoy he conducted the Grand Hotel Rationale, Leizone, and chain of hotels in southern Flu. rope, including the Grand Hotel at Monte Carlo and the Grand Hotel af Rome
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at the yoke. and everything about it proclaims its adaptation to the wom- on who wishes to look taller or more slender than she is.
 Fig 2. was not designed for a spe- cial kind of figure. but to show the in,
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troduction of the overskirt idea at its best. A dra. pery which simu- lates a drop skirt and overskirt so cleverly. in a g o W n all-in-one. proclaims the art ist. This model is suited to any of the light weight ia brics in silk or wool and for a demi-dress cos- tune cannot be excelled for gen. eral excellence of design. The yoke Is in heavy lace. A model in black foulard having a tiny scattered dot in gray was made up this way. The yoke in this case was of black braid
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c" cutting, and it will be noticed that a glrdle joins the bodice and skirt, to proVloe Tor the adjustment of the
 drapery without a pait or gather. No decoration appears on this gown except
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