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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-28
Ncutidlcs SGcutcr.

9ic @odcubgcbun0 Scr Qtl llod),
itcn 6rcitoG III SIIbouQ4'a tGcotcr oll
ser Observation-Disclosures ourh bic
EAilo6cIpbin I6catcr Wcicllidoit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-28
Baltimore Sampf.Tafet:G ompaeaie.


D .' tt(aIte" ltlb strbetidfHee geais9tnte.) ,p'T'
Gte Sereinipte, Stdaten'ppft beioreernb. -
Sampfsr ,9irginia" fneu). ,,Alabama,a
,Gepraia," pgenneTee." .fA.
9nrtpfer fnbrcl taelit, e9nutnes alsaes,
%Itoinlnen, bon ben n9a1s9inie." Biersc s'r. To-
10, 2igbtsStrnec, $50 glbenos, oireft mad Oh
8oint Comfort. soriolf. 4ortsntoutb nnS alien
8intlel bes SiihcEg. @er6inhund In SIo
Eoirt 93nliort nit Der &c. & 8. Gifenbabn.1
gta1 Ridrnonb, Terbinbune in g3ortSntoutb NIT
benz sSeabcaro gir Ginie" ioIioen 3uae mad
Portsmouth unb gilntta. Sn 9lorfolt 8erbin.
bung nit Der g%sltInntic Coat Gine." GorfoIf
ilno tueftlt6, uno OLD Dominion 2tne' mao
urb gctp- s)ort. ,.r - N' -
Wabl5citen mao erropdiftem. 8Iane. Pnru.
5.ole Maiiiiet5ii1nIer eleftrtife .Fsieit1tlna,
thinner in ben 9iaets9urealr Der ~9abs0tne,"
gr. 107, SitsVaItiTc resStrnBe: Nr. 506--50s,
QiabtsS traGe; G. 81. g. Office Siiocfts@de ber
baltimore. uno Calvert traSc; Continental
9ruft gutIoin1" unb gIbuupb's, Tr. 109, 9toro.
GG1rIrs'Sirabe.
SuIn n. Shertuuuc, g. Srotpu,
8icr'Brdf. II. Sen. sItanneer. Sen. rgai. Vat.
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81 s..
!. MiIton &onca on Nlbcrtu>
Wucr8 uno Wottil, / Brun0itiif,
$500.
Gbcu q. Shutting an @}ouO u.
Tuiip I @rlnoitiid, So.
Gcriclbc al Sp. Guiiu, I @gulo.
it'd, S..
6ront 6. S6rococr on MorriS
Millcr uno @ottir, Noromcit.Gdc Scr
llnion.S trobc un0 Ecnr-llHcp, @rOj.
$50, $40.
Commercial NcuItp So" nn9mra
2. Node, 4 @rrut0ltiide, $1,000.
GicieIbc an Sollic g. McrrimoL
/ @rumoitijdc, $1,000.
GGr0b ). Gbdiitp II. u. az Gront
&. Sd)rocbcr, NnrO!ucIllcite l~lnions,
nube Fenr.gulep.
Narrictt Y. @lOdihcrc an Mper
SummCriiclO, lturooiticite Der Hin'
6cn- Nuenc, nnhc Gucutcl. StroBc,
Is bel 41.G. S..
Commercial Ncollu So. on Mnrn
u. MolbNd, 3 Cots, $1,000.
GicicIbc an GIiiubcth g. IopIor,
@eiticitc Der 9rooiibz2Ipe., nobe
ErcaburuitroBc, 1876 bel -, $1,000.
Ttciclbe alt Sopbio y. 9llcronoer,
A Cots, $4,000.
9iuioru Simcof on [Iohn :. @il-
ling lu0 Srol, SiiboIt.Gdc @orlcn.
2lDcuc u,o &opionitroBc, II bel IS,
@rO}. $40. s..
Commonwealth gonf an Charles
&. Bulb un0 6rnu, / Got, So.
Gi,ielbe al Cbcooor Mieuert, @cits
ieite Der 3, nobe Bre5burpitroBe, II
Der rs, @rb5. $50, s..
@iuiom z. WrrpbD on George u.
Goof, I Got, $3.50.
Soieph G~Ienocuin mlo' Soru al
Wouie $. Soiion, Meitieite bon
Soiimon ElocC, nobc Clioer.S troBc,
~ bel 20, s..
Giciclbcn al Sorob &. SoIior,
@eitieite bon @oiinon Yloce, nobe
Sliper.S truBc, II bel 20, s..
Iteicl6cu al Miorictto i. Wbite.
3 @runoitiidc, So.
Gieielbeu oil celia NJ. @6itc, I
@%rlln0itiid, S..
iGicielben an 2Scnnic :. @bitc, /
@rrnoitilf, So.
'GieieIbcn on Gli3a :. SrcIono, 3
@rln0Itiidc, s..
Wfid)oel &. Wc7onncll an Com.
&. Solution, 9toroieite Ser Yiercc.
StroBc, Is bel 60. So.
Wo99ie S5dcl mo @otte ot Wii.
d)oel SEQ &ornon u,b 6rolt Sin.
Icite Scr 9onfs, nobc Spring.Str.,
If bel -, Bruno5inS $t9.25; So.
3ieIelbc, Geripolterin, an bieia[
ben, 1 @runoitiif, 81.
G~li5o6eth 81. 9orcn an Gloreooo
GOrcn Moroicitc ocrScnrp,, nobc Scr
ScottItroBe, @rlunO5inS $20.25, s..
Selcn Smitb ol Yotrit s.. gShit,
iielb uno GrolL Oitieite Der Gortitr..
nahe 6apetteltroBe, II bel 6S Sub,
@rlno5inS $21,$3.
George g. GponS al rSobn E.Sonc$,
Noroicitc Der GbmonNion 9%lucnlc,
nobe ScconO StroBc, 1G bci 100 Sub
@runo5inS $G4, S..
altimore Gountp.
Grubur $. Millcr unO Trnt oil :.
J. albert, Got i'll @cit.NrlinQton S..
Gohn ST.. Gulper al, Miuiom &.
@oSncll lu1b TrolL Got 81, Salts
Sub tuiiiot, $500.
Hpbcrt 9. @oooca uno 6rou an Gl.
mer 9. McTrcocrid mo TrnlL @ot 81,
Gaoor-Ncl1btS, So.
5. 0eorqe Gbel uno 1Srou an Spen.
Ger W. Seerop mo tSrQll, Snt 81 Nc
olu1out &orf, s..
Nobn y. 8. Gerroll an lcrrelcc
Wclfobon mo Srou, Got an scr 1Src.
Oerid HpoO. $1,000.
Benjamin 81. @urrctt llno Srou al,
Gbriitopbcr 6. Slooc. 1 Nder 2onN
oniEarftnllzHoob, $500,
Gbriitopbtr e. Slooc uno 1rou an
@hlam Slooc. "a SIdcr, $56.25.
Nrunf'S Nocl an @corac elmer
Cooper, 1875 gter, $500.
&cbrem Colonial Aiiociotion an @.
Worsten, 1915 Nder an Sobnnpcofc-
&ooo, s..
Gieielbc on Socob Goldman, 534
9(der. So.
Static Wilion uulo 8otte an Charles
$. Goof tno Satin 4 Ndcr, $3.50.
Gbesmolo 2ono 50. on &cnrp Z.
Euroum, | Got. $2l0. =,
vgibIono 2ono Manuiocturing
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-28
%ermiid)tc tclssropbiid)a 3cpcid)cn,

Der MeGer 3obn 1henlas, mol.
der on~8eIduIOiat parg hei 9surflpopb.
HIn., cinc1 @eibe rcrSefinltiet 5ll bo.
ben lit bon tilrcm MbBadils oehi Sc
fonanib ge6pIt lulo. inrfprit .9eienler
Hlay ouf9tfAiip}t notpelt. @..>;
Set elmer GoIliiioli i|eirler gqili-
page nit cinem OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
bot Games &. Mponee, Ger Tr1iioent
Der "Iltertcan Saf 2entber Co." in
Cincinnati 10 crnite Gcrleelngcn er-
l'tiell, bnB man bel ieinem' bobcn &c.
%ptllSalter pun mcbr ais SO. Sobrcn
leITlcr Mslcoerlcritrauitg ,nidt iihcr
lit. So
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-28
MarDlano &Ecnnislpamia Giienbnbn.

gaNc 5nr Meiie iA's IusIauo be.
irret 6. Nainc, Wr. 413,l chsg}aIti.
motvifsaRe r#abe. Gsftsm ssaie -Nssrs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-28
Ser ypppnIdre @abn,"

Die llnterOriitung Ser @oitpirtb.
ihoiten IN oen Counties 0iurp.
lono'S Ihreitet luitig weiter. -
Gie 4nti. Sulon.Qigu cntpidcIt
grOBc Riibrigtcit. - @ie Der
&ompf I'M 9tatboritoat &irgi.
MEN geiiibrt miro.
Gle Nuti.S oIoons2iao lit IN Sen
Counties GuBerit riibrig, Inn sic sc.
ppGhrung pom Sd)antIiccn5en 81 per.
bitten. Su 6re0crid ertob Die Sigo
Erotcit 1egen 5cbH Npplifnntcu, mo
sic Groteite moren 10 elergiidL ooB
adbt Npplifnntrn nea HiuAcna miioe
nur0cn mo ibrc @cill6c 3~uriiG3ogcn.
gtlr ciil @cIud mllrOc 9CuGbrt uuo
6us 8eilld) hes 5cbutcn Npplifuntcr,
8errn Srunf Sdroocr, bcbielt Mid
fer &~ortbingtQn ~oorEutiig inter BE
ratbuug, ...
Sn aleidcr gSctic srfolNreidl mar
Die NntisS aIoon.2iqo IN Carroll
County. Tort bcitcbeu MIR 0ol5 ne.
niae @oitmirtbidoiten. Nod) mebr-
tGgiacm &erbor upr Rid,tcr (bomna
rllrbcr brci 0eiltd)c 1elB0brt. nab
tcn0 5rpei obgcihIogcn murocrL mo
Die Npplitontcn, mclhc SiccH5cn be.
famen, mllrncn %gcluarnt.
lie @robaeidmorenen pon ?lnnc
Nrltn0clzGountu iprefPn in ibrem
&erid)t pnn llcbertretltng Der Spiri.
tltoien9eieBe III oen on Baltimore
a%retl5etben TiItriftcu mo bcflugcn
lid ooB bic FpIi5ei piienbor ibrc
Nflidt niht tblic, 10 6nb tcine Oiref.
ten NnfIogen crbobcn uerocn t0rln.
len.
8 nj q ahboritoot.
Sine Nr5ubl Erebigcr III Nltr
mono, go, Die nidJts 9eIicrea 81
thun 5i babcn idleinen, moQen cine
grobe Gorooe oller aird)engemcinbcu
pcranltalten, nm propaganda 81 ma.
den iiir elmo &ocol s8obl in
jener Staot. aiirSIid) bieIten Die Sc.
i6aftSleutc Nidmono's cine Woiien.
periammlung ob, Die bcjlpcdfcn ioltc,
Die gcmegung iiir Die NbboItumg ei.
rer 2ocaI Sption @abI i'm. Seine 81
eritiden.
Sn petersburg, So, miro am /.
sunni cine 9ocol Sptions@u b Itatt.
finoen. Die 8~nittpirtbe Der Stoot Ia.
ben Der anti. Soloon.9iga Sen 8or.
ihlag gcmad)t, baB iie iid pcrpilid).
ten molIten, ibre 2icen5gebiibr BON
$500 1uf $500 pro Sobr 81 erb6ben,
trefn sic 2iga ibre Getition fir cine
Socal Sption-@abl 5uriid5iebcn uno
oos Seripreten geben miiroe, IN slpci
Sabren feline berortisep @obl III er.
5%tpinget 9ie Seinbe bes 6ifentIihen
Iusi6anfs BON gciitigen @etr0nfen
aber mieIen ben @oridJlog juriid. Sic
5ablen ia gum groBten SbeiIe feline
Steliern nno ideerell iid) Ben audud
oarnm, Die bod bic Steilerrotc miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-28

SrtIt.G ornpognien.
,sRnrpiauo Fruit 0s," giorbpsfts@de ealssrt-,
IN ,i SflriaF Eo : TfFG Isr !; e oH 3frt,ns si4sT.
SerDiS Spenccr, inn, ilf2sSdnSTetiter;
&Gn Sfinner, S~iItS,Seiretar. .
.Snltintutr Srait & 9Enruntee Co.," @nnttnblf
Nuiloial.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-28

aupFtrIdmieoe mo plumbers.
Spbu Sutert, 1714 1bamesaStrabs. 9. l. ..
IeleppoH: Wolfe 1898.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-28

oldlsSUlnTpuN1ofs lldD NepyUott THO Oo
reft .5!nn Sebraub in bcr. Gantoens uno Mts
HcI al Stntiot Inn f0.00 gbenoS. -
Referpi.uua pon Baum in S6Iaf' ober- Bar:
Iorsyenaoons, Gpeiferoten etc. fptroen fdttu
beioret per Telepbpii In alen fofaerbef gsaei.
giireaur: Gbar'ess unb Ydltintote.Strnbe. y. q
aRt. 9aoeaieG tatiot. 6. & g, Wt. 8ethcn 3i2Ss
9ambensGtutipn Snfpr,udtipns s9iiredu. g. & g.,
q. g'uul sac. coer Dio., GuurtIano 2726, UNI
gr. 526, GIosgronopdp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-28
.Vanfen.

Wational.g anfen.
,s6e 9Th aulpu 9satiounl 23aHt," gan. nnt
GTeiersstrube. SGcnU u. Sorf, EriftoeH.;
Selirp 8. Heoue, aafliter.
,3peiie gntiDuuisyunt," 432 Sab'ABronofpop.
W. 6. Naqlter. Aafitrer.
psgeterr Tati1ual.gaul," ID Roro'Guta!p'Str.
%. Warrioit, %S1irec.
LEARNERS nuo Diera1nts' SGtipuaI Scat"
Soutbs NIB 2ombarb. Sirake.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-28

Marmur. uIlo @rnnit.@ erte.
9. btlsartuer & eSbue, Tt4--71s GcftgaIits
Elores Strdbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-28
Wbpofcten

Sart VI. I'd. etp!s, t2G-129 2dp RntIbtns.
0nltapRS 8urt, 26i-269 Understanding
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-28
Ierdants & Miucrs Sransport. So.

Wcrdants & Wiucrs S%ranspert. So.
EaHpiers2tnie
Sraft mo Yaifnaiere.
NaG Bottom rno benz Often.
Sonnt1a, Tieniin1 NIB 5reiiua. 8 ubr Mbenbs.
Mat Rrppioence NIB bent Often.
Sonrtdg, Wlittpuh uuo 5reitag. 6 llbr MberbS.
Nnfl WempprtsGeips -
IGGlib, dusaenonlneil Wlonilg uHo GamftdQ,
& llbr gtbenos.
= 5ratt n%nnennniren iiglidb bis 5 ttbr Tdnfn.
fir o%enielben 91g fabrenoe Snmpfer.
gSuG Sabnnncb ltIo benz SiibeiI.
8ienilGg, Sonnerfiag iuo Gdmftdg, ,a--
q u1r elbenps.
:. ". MeTein, gsent. 4ier 3, Rub G.,9absgtr.
halnt,9Nirtau SerIHnils uno 4iebtiStt.
G13,S&G-) ~ 20.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-28

plumbing, SURFACES, @nnses nno
Seien, 9ofoefen uro Hirnat.
gennett 9rps., 623 Observation-Disclosures.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-28

Spar.9mtten.
sTfhtide epattant poH s%aitluDte," grtau'
uRb BaitiTorCsStruBc
ct. Snrts.Sparbaut," Baltimore .5trGts iItb
Observation-Disclosures.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-28

FdNe fRr,s Ansfane beforgt G.. Gaine, 4f3
cit.yaftimpre ctr, uabc 6uitom Spuic .2lpcnue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-28

Gieentbums Mgcnten unn S1nblers
gtsrre 6. Susau & wepbcs, 10 Sit.eextHaton.
StrnBe. % r.. " e,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-28

2anbmirtbihoftlihe 8erdibe uno
S4mereien.
Qlrttffs a Surrer Gu, 2ob RprbsHo 20, StraHe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-28

Geteftip.Igentur. :,
evauhsseT & edmtSt, WahtoIser bon Smith
SBett 4 epons, Or. sos gaIoert ButIhtne. :
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-28

Sbotogrupbi c. Sobn @.
Sfoois, alias Sobn Scongs, ipelher
iein Sitter oui 81 Sabre ongiebt, Elm
@drter oes SranfIin.S qiloresSpipi.
tolls 81 iein ulb in Ger. 100, Noro.
eolbornltr., 81 fpobnen bebnuptet,
lpliroe pom Eoli5eirihtcr S'9tciu in
Der oitlid)en Goli5eiItotion benz @e.
rtttsberfabren inter Der g(nlduloi.
gung ilberipielel, bon Sobn 3ilois,
YER. 1874, Sit.Erottitr., ein poor @eil1-
fleioer iinb bon Meranoer 9itd1no,
ebenoort mobncnb, einen lleberrod
ilno elm Eoor geinfIeiber e~eiiobIen
sn baben. Ger Tiebitobl ereianete
iif etipd Dor piien1 Monote; er1t am
Sonntag Ibcnb iebod aeIoug eS Dem
Spli5ilten Charles @rollling pom DIT:
hfen 9iItritt, SfobiS 5t berboiteil.
Bel benz 8erbor oppellirte Der Mll0e.
iduIbi6te III potbetiider @eiie oil ooS
neihe Ser5 Gidter S'HeiQ'S, inoem
er letne llnldulo betbeilerte mo 90
ralf b%inipics, oaB er feline Steulng
i'm Soipitol perlieren lpiiroe, iuent
man ibn nid)t ireiIaiie. God gerooe,
oils er I'M ihon1ten Sabrtpolier ipar,
erfd)ien Ser9eant 9orrp ai,i Der Gee.
ne, III Der Sano Dos Bib beS Mnge.
id)uIbieten, ipeldeS am 90. Septent-
Der 1902 Der Hoqles. @ollerie einper.
leibt muroe. Is nuroe nodgemieien,
6aB Sfoois bereitS einen Sermin bon
Oreiunoeinbalb Sabren 3uftbolls ipe-
gen Goubes perbiiBt bot. Ger Set.
tere CAB 81, oomals IN 2irbp'S 2aben
IN @eltport einaebrod)en 5u Iein, be-
tbenerte aber nod mie Dor ieine lin.
lhulb IN Dem gegenmdrtigen Sole.
Gbeitano- @ebe il a II .. -
Bier Wtonate lang perbeirotbet 81
ieilL idjon breinlal iid) aetreunt uno
oreimol nieoer periobnt 5u boben, lit
Die Grfabruup zines iungen Gbepaa.
res, oeS 2"0-iGbrigcn 8eprge rtb Der
ettpa gleidoltri9en 9lande 8ifioro,
bon Nr. $40, Gbeiopeote.S troBe, bos
Der Dem Eoli5eirifter S'9teill in
Der oitlifen Eoli5eiitation feline Set
6ensgeihihte er61bIte. v8eorge"
ipar bon ~8Ianhe" oes tbatliden ar.
griffs beiduloigt iporben. gr fiihrte
als entifuIbigung on, baB feline Sat
tin inn 8rilno CUR eiferiuht .geee-
ben., 90 er bieies 81 ~beipeiien III Der
Gage ipar4 lieb &abi S'Neia ibn laus
fer:. ;.
RSGe fRr,s NuSlaue beIorat e.. Maine. Ala
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-28

Bledplatten, Netaii etc.
aSrx,. Gunttn G. 60. (ineprporirt', ls-1e
YaIberftpusStrabe. z
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-28

2eide,beltatter.
Sdnbe,s & eatne, 17Cs-1710 gartcn.Mtenne.
@m 0sst, Rortb. NIB @reerlInonnt stpenue
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-28

Srie5boie.
"asnbus esri Gemetsts,"2 gAreas; ate, 1sa.
Sarutoga,Strube. tgTI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-28

gtsrre g. Su8aa & 0epbe,s, 10 Sit,eextHGton'
Sirnbe. e,
Sufihmieo. 9utebor.
q. Croft gapne CO., 362-364 gsero>0 ct ctr.
rgOxipItbatss apan Co." / GorSs6aasstraSs.
Gobleu mrs Sol3. (
1eHrs o. Son Seine, $50 GoIumbiatube,tat.
Efanolcib.@ eiddfte.
Bianos nno SrgeIn.
GtaS. n. ettstt, 0 M%orb.oibertp. Strobe.
1Sm. 2uabe & Co., NGrisgloe. uno GatettesEt r
Yapter uno Hapier.G Often.
em'ts, Ttspa Co., iO5-to7 SanoberIetrate.
gledplatten, Netal etc.
sssm,. Gvriiin & So. (ineprporirt,, 1910
gaIberftousStrabe. -
Teteftip.I gentur. Pr
eyauhaaex & ehmtSt, Na6toIser bon emttb,
Kett 4 epons, DIR! 503 @aloert Butihtns. ~
2eidJe,beltatter.
Sdabeys & sHtne. 17ps-1710 Gattcn-Mbeniie.
@m. 0sstr RortbI NIB @reennount stbenue
Srie6boie.
"asabss sssi Gsmststs," HAreax: atf 1sts
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-28

Yapter uno 9apier.G Often.
smttt, Ttspa Co., iO5-to7 Sancber.etrute.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-28
gianolcib. @eiddfte.

Hianos nno SrgeIn.
Gtas. n. etieif, 0 M~orb.2ibertp. strobe.
HBm. 9uabe & Co., YGrisgloe. uno GatettesEtr.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-14
! - =
Afternoon Gown

the back and g noticeable sloping at the
front Of the tunIc, designed to reveal the
directoire sash, trimming the underskirt
and ending in q fancy bow in front The
sash is put on after the skirt Is COM
pIsted and is caught about the skirt just
below the knees. This ample oveTskiTt
is q departure from the sheath skirt, and
TO produce the desired lines must be
material OF a clinging nature. The color
OF the sash must adhere TO the color.
scheme Of the bodice decorations. In
coats, the long straight lines must be
preserved and the coat must be but
slightly fitted az the back. Cutaway
fronts are shown or nearly everything
These are caught together across the
bust with buttons, which, by the way,
are very important this season. Many
Of the coats are left open and "a smaIe
waistcost shown underneath. On these
garments two styles OF sleeves show the
most popularity. The full coat sleeve
with the turn back cuff and the close
/ fitted model without a cum. Some are
made with pointed reveres. while others
are shown with the high Consulate col
lar. which are very effective with women
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-14
Smart Reception Toilests

mitted to choose between two effects. me
close or semI-htted princess that clings
or to the draped effect made with SOFT
Imp materials that will do the c'inging
for YOU. Either Of these styles Will siVe
you the tube or silhouette appearance
SO arbitrarily demanded Another marked
tendency Of the present styles is noted
in the evening toiIettes OF the deeollete
effect The square decollete effect Is for
the time being supplanted by the V
shapes. In these gowns the fuller drap-
cry enect under the bust IS conspicuous
and is a welcome compromise TO many
who found the severe fiat effect very
trying. but in the hipIess feature OF the
skirts there are no concessions made
The nearest thing 20 a concession is In
the overskirt and double skiTted styles.
which. however. must be draped to pre-
serve the clinging effect This is &C
complished By the use OF supple mate
rails and by draping the over part high
I'D on the figure OF by making the front
short and the back long. OF vice versa
to conform with individual pFefeTment
Tho old Greek peplum styles are ven
fashionable just now. with the top OF
the overskirt coming well over the bust
and what little Iullness there is being
drawn in st the waist and then allowed
to fall IN soft folds over the hips and
at the sides. TO make the oveTskir'
costume successful the underskirt should
be long. II not with trains at least
couple OF inches on the ground Fol
early spring wear and for evening gowns
however. trains are the thing. Even fol
afternoon costumes the fish tail trains
o. what has been called the mermaiC
eject, are being shown In the smartes
circles. Greek and Roman draped effects
arc shown on nearly all the gowns. II
some OF the smartest gowns brouBh
over recently there is decided dip a
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ulngs. n. many models the sides laS
over a narrow front panel in pialI
fashion and the skirt fastens on the leIt
side under the plsit. The skirts JUST
clear the ground, but as the season al
vances there is no question but what
shorter skirts viii he in vogue.
Lingerie dress are being made OF
sheerest null without a bit Of lace OF
anv kind, bit covered with bold floral
design done in white and richly raised
The design is massed about the bust
waist. and hips, the skirt set on TO the
bodice with a beading. and sash wound
loosely twice about the figure out
weighted at the ends. This sash IS in
printed silk, with the design massed on
the ends above deep fringe. The neck
and hem Of the null gown are trimmed
| simply with hemstitohing and tucks' ana
the short embroidered sleeve Is straight
and wide enough TO reveal the arm DaIs
/ 10 the shoulder, its hem plain.
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OF slender necks. Some are also made
eollarless, TO be worn with separate ruffs.
IT. all these coats severe tailored lines
are the most fashionable and coverts and
bfoadcioths are the materials most fav-
osed- The lengths Will vary from thirty
two 20 forty-two inches, according TO the
style OF the garment. Advance styles
indicate that thirty-six inch lengths will
be the most popular. In two and three
piece suits the semi-htted coats ard hip
less skirts are correct. The coats are all
cut in a manner that makes them short
WASTED and are of the cutaway style
with rounded corners, They show one.
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two and three buttons and mock button
holes All these coats hang loose from
the bust and are from thiTty-two- to
thirty-six inch lengths. Sleeves are OF
the coat shape, without fullness at the
top. In these suits there is a tendency
toward plain fabrics. although sell
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oroidery effects being very fashion
able. It is very high, rolls over In
huge sweep and fastens with scarf
The skirts are finished in habit style
and the best effects are fastened in front
for the back panel and belt are CIT IN
one. Buttons are the most favored trim
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stripes mix
lures and Tegu-
lation fsncies
are Tid 9 | =
shown. LSpels
are shown on
everything The
Napoleon collar
IS 4 feature OF
the new gar
mems. It Is
made of the
same or con-
t.azting mate
rial. gold en-
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feet this SeGSoH- Al AA~sr AtAS
efforts are being made BY all 70 reduce
the shadow TO minimum The Sill
houette effect IS the one dominant note
Of ell the gowns, dresses and suits tor
this spring and summer, and never De-
fore has one style been so uniformly
accepted as this one, Figures halF-
dress and even the natural walk nave
BEEN altered to conform with the pTesent
Etv.ss How long this fashion VIII reign
IA speculative. but It is safe to say that
MI this season and well into the next
the Directoirs and Empire styles VIII CD
tain. They certainly are graceful and
picturesque. and one color IDEA from heAd
30 foot keeps well in hand the woman
who in other days was prone 70 inhar-
rnouious color combinations The long
elose fitting sleeve and the high waist
line are seen IN everything in the shape
Of rovn or dress. This style IN itself
snsures simplicity in effect. This IS al
vavx artgst!c-hencs welcome When we
adhere 10 the graceful lines OF Nature
wa ara much closer 10 graceful sym
r,.sr~ than we were with the exaggeT-
.*ed sleeve effect and accumulated waist
ans htos Of 8 few seasons back There
fore remember, TO be in accord with the
sAaHon's edfcts. you must adopt the
eiose fitting sleeve. the high waist line
and the narrow skirt. A skirt TWO yaFos
ana . half wide is the strictly proper
thing. but 81 you insist upon exactins
greater degree OF comfort fashion con-
olIiatss BIZ allowing you to. go TO the
,v,ent Of three OF even four yards but
,nsre Won must halt. for beyond that you
are "outre." IN your gowns you are per
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" your shsdow never grow
less" is an old toast that
would not be accepted with
much favor by the women who
strive for correct fashion ef-
feet this season. IN fact, the
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1909-08-27
BRYAN PRESIDENT BY PROXY

As President Roosevelt carried
out the ideas of William ]. Bryan
and President Taft is attempting
to do, it looks as if the people
made a mistake IN not electing
Bryan. And then the progressive
wing of the republican party is
thoroughly in sympathy and harm
ony with Mr.. Bryan politically,
either they must go to him or he
come to them in the next presiden-
tial campaign. The question will
naturally arise, if Bryan was right,
why did they oppose his election
Were they living and acting a poll
teal lie to advance their own politi-
cal fortunes? 1t certainly looks
that way to one who is unprejudlc-
ed and believes in honesty and not
selhshness, in matters of political
character.
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nunCiation of the fool song entitled,
| love my wife. but oh you kid"
which had quite a run of late. He
said such songs show a weakening
respect for the marriage relation,
frivolity, Inconsistency hopeless
lack of seriousness and a failure to
appreciate martial obligations.
Songs which cause disrespect for
the marriage tie are harmful in the
extreme.
1t is asserted by his enemies
that Hon. r. A. Ballinger, secre-
tary of the interior, had by reason
of his official position helped him
self and a friend or two, to valu-
able government coal land IN Alas
ka, the land having been withdrawn
from entry and sale by president
Roosevelt until the value of the
same had been determined. The
writer is 10th to believe that Judge
Ballinger has been guilty of any
wrong doing and hopes that an in
vestigation will exonerate him.