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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-13
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Sentidlcr Sag. =
3iucr-@ iew.asarf >. Scmtc.


Operation mar 5mefloS.
= Sames Silon. Der BETTER bes
Mount Soap Snn-&eitanrants" III
@aIbroof, elmer Der beltbefanntelten
Soteliers @altimore's, petibieo int
50. 2ebensjobre I'M ct. @gnes.S ano-
torium, in welfem er lit) fiir3lid)
elmer Operation nnter5og. Sein gu.
itoi,o b~eiierte iid) etwos nod Der Ope-
ration; ooh trat balb ein &iiffal ell.
Ter &crblid)cne mar aud Der BETTER
bon n6ilon's Gafe" an Der ode BON
@ermon- mo 2igbtitrnBe. Iiele
Sabre lang fiibrte ct has n0prtbamp-
ton-Sotel" an Der ode bon Nortt-
gpenae un9 Gbarlesitrabe, lrao Dor
iieben Sabret iibernabm ct Damn oas
rWolnt Soap SIM. &eItaurant, pel-
DIES er ieoes Sabr pcrgroberte. Sn
Ielatpare-G ouitp eeboren, fam er
Dor 80 Scbren nod Baltimore uno
iibernabm ocn Steiuaro.V Soften oes
.Worplanb. Clubs. Wetrauert miro
er bon ieiner @atttn hno einem
Sobne, Srt. Sanles g. Gilon, jun.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-13
Ter WGntclm Strifc.

Gle ,9amenm1ntel . Nrbciter, ltnion
Ntr. 4" beidliebt @eneralltrife.
@olen Den 6abrifanten olldl
nitt cinen 6%inserbreit nad)aeben.
= Mneeblih iuobl geriiitet, ocn
Strife ourf5mfii6ren.
Tod benz Die yGloaf, Suit ono
Sfirt Manufacturers aliociotion,"
mic bereits geltern I'M r3entlfen
Gorreiponbenten" berid)tet, heidloiien
botte, Die Soritldge Der uGomen-
m1ntel- Mrbeiter.llnion Nr. A" lit
9ouih unb gogen ab5ulebnen, emit
id)ieben lid Die llnion-W itglieoer in
elmer geItern in 9railnitein's Soac
an 8 it-9oltimore-S trabe %abgebalte-
men ~Ierlammlung fir ben geginn
bes 8eneralltrifes. sic erflartel,.
oob iie BON osn 9eitimmunsen bes
Gontraftes, beiien llnter5cid)nung Die
obeneenannte @eieaibaft perpeiscrte,
oud niht cine ein5ige I'M geringiten
mcoifi5ircn miirbcn. Sic ieien, 10 ers
flGrte geitern elmer Der Strifer einen
geribteritotter oes nGel,tihen Gore
iponoenten," ieit 5ruci Sabren arf eli
men iold)cn Strife porbercitet 1unO
fonnten benielben auf b%eliebiae 3elt
bimq mlsbalter. Cen Mrbeitgebern
iuiirOe es unmoglid iein, cine genii-
eenbe In5abl Observation-Disclosures 5it
iin0en, INN ibren 9eiteauneen gered)t
gu peroen urtb besbolb miiroen Die,
ielbeu idlieBlid idon nadgebsn.
Nebnlid ipraden iid cine gun5e Mrl-
5abl anberer Strifer aus.
Stint Sobrifanten, Die aber. nie
periautet, nidt 81 Der o%benbenanntcn
@eiellidaft seboren, babcn Die Dorbe.
run9en Der Strifer b~epiaiet; in if
rem @erfitGtten, in oenen 5uiammen
i%ln9efabr t50 Mann beiddftigt iino,
miro berte @orgen Die Irbeit mieoer
ailfgcnommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-13
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- 0entid)tr Sng. -
-. NiDer-G Bart Scntc.
NoldJ Suidmnma nabt.
:.
1856

@orbercitungea fir bic Seier oes be-
%oeutenoIten oller israelitiiden
Selte, meld)es oilf oieie @od)e
fGQt. = 3ablreihc 8dlte bon aus.
pdrts bier e%rtportet.
Gieie @od)e bringt zines Der be.
oclltenbIten Seite bes iiioiihen Self:
folenbers, Hoid @oihanna. "a
0unoerte bon ollsmGrti9en Ssroeli.
ten lpabreno Der IeIttage nod 9alti-
more fommeu, limo ueribieoene SO.
mite'n oomit bcihaitigt, Guartier
fir bicielben 5u beidoffen. Gin
lteberitlib miro babel er5ielt, Der in
Die &aiic BON mobltbotigeu Mnitolten
fliebt. Wit Communicating brift
am fommellben Wittluod fir uniere
israelitiihen Mitbiirgcr Elm neues
Sabr, bas Sabr 500 nad Gridai-
flung Der @elt, an nno Neuiobr lit
iiir Die Srtboooren, Die es slpeitagig,
ulo fir Die HeformirtcnL Die IS elm.
t1gig %feiern, Elm bodbeiliges Set.
Sn ben @pttesbieniten lpielt an Die
lem Gage ous Sfoiarborn cine mid.
tigc Hone. Spbulb es ertont, lit Dies
oas 3eihen gum glbiingcn zines fur.
sen Yiolms. Gam peroen SteQen
aus Den flint 9iihern Woiis bon
Wdnnern aus Der @emcinbe, Die an
bcn 2eiertild) berufeu peroen, porge.
leien. Gas iiioiihe Neuiabrsfei.
Sioid Soidanno lit ein Set Der
6rcuoe, iueldes 1eben Der firdliden
o,ld cine bobe aeiclidaftlihe 9eoeu'
ting bat; man beiuft iid,, beid)enft
chamber iulb ienoet iid Meuiabrs.
miinife in &orten llnb grieier. Gos
@clpuBtlein aQer I'M Geben bcltebcn.
ocn llntcridieDe BON reid uno arm,
bod unh niepris, jung uno alt, tritt
an bicieul Saae pplItanbia 5uriid;
Tae fii9len ih nlS glieoer eiileS
Solfcs nno reidcr ii4 nnd) beenoe'
tenn @pttcsoiepit alln Neniobrs9rnB
Die Saube, stber pabreno lic iid) an
oieicm 6clttaac Scr aIlgemeinen
Srelioc bingcben, .criuarten iie idon
pen. 5ebn Gage ipater foacnoen gro.
ben @eriobnungStag Oom aipor.
~ c III o. 8ottcsbienit It.
gilf Dem ~Scbrep Srienoi6ip &c.
mcterp'" ianb seIteru Der jdbrlidc
Memoriol.0 ottesbicnit itott, Incident
ctipa 400 Ssraeliten, beren Mngebo.
rige oni Dem Srieobofc begroben iinS,
.beilnobmen. Ger 8ottcsoicnIt ipur.
DC Durd) ben Habbiner Or, 8. ".
Shncebcrger gebalten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-13
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Ientid,er Saa.
itc Hiper-Tiew.9Sarf :. 6cnte.


Meipcft mnB cin. Sb.
Glncr Goof ppn Nr. 1000, Noro-
Errtitrobc, Der Yoli5ei better gciim,t
icin miro, menn er in elmer @od)e
ans Dem StootacidngniB entIollcn
Miro, nie CT bisbcr mar. biiritc cine
Srage ieiu. Smmerbin aber miro CT
etipos porlihtigcr iein, menn CT mie.
scr nit einem 9laurod IN GonIlift
nerGtb. Gpof biitctc am Somltoa
Nbeno cine SirnBencfc in Sit.9olti'
moro mo als i'm Toli5iit &bitc sum
@eitergcbcn o%ufiorecrtc, idnitt CT
@rinaSich. EoIi5eirihter S'Ncia be-
itrafte i'm nit So nnb Soften, mclde
StraIe CT ntht be5oblen fonnte. =
ollenbun9 nabc.
Mit slusnabine Der GimrihtnlJ
bcs SciSapparats uno anoerer lube.
h%eutenocr Mrbeiten lit oas nciie Seim
fiir bic 9eiasuns oes Ieucrbpotcs
Cataract" .lpeldes ailf Dem Nier
Mr. Z errcidtet tpproe, iertig geitcat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-13

tere bod nid)t ermdblt iperOen, menll
er nid)t Die Stinlmtn Der Wabler er-
bait. IS meroen llGmlid) bel Der
@obl iiinf GanoiOoten i'm 5eloe it,.
ben, BON oenen Die Orci gcluublt luer.
hen. ipeld]s Die b0dIIe StimmenSobl
auf Iit pereinigen.
Ilidl oariiber, mer Den EldB oes
Scrrn Wiuiom SOIL nti Dem 2egislo.
tiu'Sifet IN Der iiebtcn @aro einneb.
men JILL limo lid Die &epublifoner
nod nidJt einig; noh o%iiritc oieic Sa-
fans jeoetfalls nod in oieicr @ote
alisgefiiat iperoen. ''j
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-13
W. MeiArtt
Waltimore's HentfAer R5otOsrapb,
AOQ-Aff
Vurb.0ah.&tra6c.

Norb.Oas. etrahe.
Gin ettfIaiF8eS Wti4aff fir erit'
fiaifse Mrbtitea, NIB feline b5besea
Nrriie, sIs cit anbtrs,us besablen.
GpeSinlitGt, Sertinssra>teR nno
Jamilien9rnppeH. BersrShernn8es
aa9 aIten Uilbcrm iinter Waraatie.
N4tea Gle ant sbiBe ASrehe; 81
ii sn.S9rem 4prtbtile.
aeine gerbinbans nit irsenb e.
aett anberen gtnSis.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-13
iden Sonomerfer bellte feline &c

ldgen 9dllOlpertG beltfe 1etfle We
union.
0as @e1ss uno McGomas 0enf-
NAL an Aisquitbs nnb @opitr, miro
beforirt merben, benn es lit benz gns
benfen Scr bcioen iunsenSeloen, mel
DIE ben britiiden gefebIsbaber @eile-
raj HoB in Der Sblaht bon Nortb
Asoint erid)oiien uno oaonrd Die Gi,g-
ldnoer in cine Ynnif p%eriesten, ge-
mibmet.
SIM gelpeoere : Sotpl balt Die @e'
lenid)aft Der Sobne bes 8rieges bon
1912 ibr Sobres : 9anfett.
Ser Baltimore Wptorbpot : Club
bolt @cttfabrtcn BON ieinem Club.
ballie SIT Scrrp Bar aus. Gas glcid)e
tbilt Der Gorintbim Sadt'Glub.
Sm Sriole : Garf iinben 5ipet
@nicbollipiele itott 5miiden ben Orlo'
les uno Dem Club BON SeriepfGitp.
@creinigtc Ginger pou Baltimore.
Die Sanger iperbcn frennolidit cr-
ind)t, lemte Nbenb INN bolb z ubr
piinftlid i'm 3iperpicip . Earf I'M
Mniif-EaoilSn at erideinen.
Die Yibliotbcfare moQcn gcfGlligit
ibrc Wotcn mitbrineen.
8eo. SimmcIbeber, Scfretar.
(256)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-13
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TcnfidJrr Eug. -tfp
{ ;. Mivcr.Nieiu.Asar :. 8emtc,
25Gl llllE NetlInN u
sli!li 4 Woti:.
Htbbci's eit.siets sGtnSIet9

sgVuUViS VVhbSHsO StuOsvs
GrSvranma fstat bie bsh :irS 6e.
t~iefertr Nrbeit; Dif teafra xidjt rba.
snassas icl6jt 70 tutsk !ssSrra iiber'
IaEta Sies salests GritaaSea. Seins
5reppen bti me in crfrintn. 2dfen
Sic id ppn NhSeren sidt tdnidea.
es eiebt nnr Gin einSises Hebttl'Stu
bio nnb Sies befinbrt Nd IN. Yarterre.
MdDteu Sic anf has $aas, Ioo tiaier
Naaea auf xtires NH GssEsrs
ite6t.
Seine Neentrn. Gin Hreis.
Ndt.a eit anf- 80.
-&et6sl'e-
32l Norb.0ausetf.. Maks Dial.
tTseie4A1.tN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-13
QtfbffabxxNta

Uelotenoansen nod TtntiHlorb
unb Gcitreid .ilnaorn ffntr unb
idnen beiorot. 8. 10 unb 20 Worf..
fcpie 10 unb 20 aroneH e3eine Az
berfanien.
Sbes. s, Disaer e g.,
N-) ~. 217, ofp0aIHwsss.o ".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-13

1tnterbaltnngs.@ egiueiier.

.Mfabemte" - .Goub Of the Gircns".
.Nubitprinm" - ulbe 9ateIor".
,,sTpre's" - abe climax.
,t03ahetn" - 3be 8irl from Sberrb'S".
,rSuItfbab" - Dublin San".
yYtarnlano" - aeitb's mau Siar"sNaioes
bile.
nGem Muuumenfal" rWterrp Maiocns".
nsrasmsre. 0afnp," @de 5ran,lr. u. Raels
GiruBe Seben Ibeno eon3ertfDiuiti unb
ieine 8aubeoine.
Testfhes Sarmcnie.Gate uns 3ettanraxt.
s,r. Ala, 9aef s5arette.S frabe. : Seben slbeuo
I'M s llbr probes CONCERT bes baltimore
StiinitIersG uarfett".
Gat's "shors sine Hari" adnI'6 Eauoc'
aen.Naar -1rfnriton idelih I'M 0.05 8orm.
Nafebnn i'm ,,rrtplc.Y dri" : Semtc 9alti
.ilnabhauaiaer Naraerperein pon Marsinnb"
seiis, Waeniae, rSeuifder 2as" 5eler i'm
.Arien" Sonntas. ben 10. Septembcr,
eroBe erfnriton auf hem Sampicr a9ruifc".
Sretstnisf etts. Caemeiube," Haiior Gicracr -
SoH1fna. ben 20. SeptcilIbcr. grobcs bcuifbes
Grunfefeft In Ben Diar.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-05

gown into a thing OF magnificeuc,,.
The clever woman this year is appiitiu-
ing these rich metallic trimmings t.
her old satin evening frock and yellias
the whole with a chic chiffon tunir.
The embroidered landings defy de-
scription, Those Il silver and gpId
threads interviewer with color are most
effective when yelled with chiffon; put
there are beaded and buglcd :f,n.-
mings So suhducd in coloring that they
may be used as they are. The :.p-
plique trimmings with gauZe rosesi. at-
tach"d t. chiffon grounds are rarely
lovely for evening costumes, and ,he
chenille and rIbbossn. trimmings are
much or the lad in Paris now on sr.;l-t
afternoon costumes.
Gilt when used unveiled is of the
new furnished or rusty character.
and these duh gilt trimmings are
studied with notwithstanding stones.
some very beautiful new trimmings
N" Illustrated. one of the landings
shows Il claire de la lunc pattern on
hne brussels not. and the other an, EN-
hrnidCr"d pattern done In shaded blu"
silks an Il silver net ground. The
other photograph shows the cNtraEa-
CANT use uf trimming this season. The
gown is Of black chiffon over white
satin. Il heavy border of lacey EN-
broidery edging tunic and bodice. The
yoke is of black Chantiliy over flesh
colored chiffon, high collar Of jet
bead strands finishing the neck. The
ornaments are OF silver thread studded
"lth Euumstal. 1=
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-05


For This reason they arr NOT as be
eom.nE~tf smart = than tho smaller
far hat which used Ia resi- among the
waves ~ pretty hair instead of obltter-
ating them completely. However. any
thing that Is smart in mIlIncr. is
more pleasing than an autiuuat,d
stlye- ia matter how becoming: SO
the big. "rlip~ine tushaus rstgu SUI
premu this winter.
FAe huIrjcess,rs. IN pAssaft. are
going b. reap huuntffui harvest next
sprins far th.sy hCuyy. .iu~,, fur hats
are extremely had for the hair, heat-
ing the scalp and krvplu- al life giving
ventilation from Ihe Ir,.ss,.s. sut
there is something $n capti,atiueIy
becoming about "a his, furry hat ,,sn,-
etally II II hn accompanied by a mage
far npff L. bald hrr.ath ones chin
that few women VIII stop "a nguraeut
IL consider hygumi. qurstinu< when
trying II an.
The Russian uuraan in III, photo
graph is trimmed with AN oddly shaped
flower made ct thu HON ultra-Smart
furnished gold tissue Their Is au
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-05

more than luA francs often more than
the cost al the hat on which the nrna-
ment Is uscd-but So beautiful are
these new aiGrcttes and So completely a
trimming in themselves that many a
Woman this season Is cantriyine n vel
Nst uf fur tnqun 1T home and putting
nli her hat appropriation into. one
splendid aigrcttc u pin on the side
Tricoraes. bieo"nes and quatrecornes
urr Tie rage ia Paris. and all nf these
shapes hcinng' to the Louis period
when, thcs were Worn by tine gay gal
ANTS and court bcauN. Later the tri-
corn" wts adopted as military head
gar. The modern tricornc. by the bye
is not nut on with the point directly,
in the crRtsr II the treat. 1t must be
twisted just thu tattst hit sideways So
thst TIA" point Is over the left eye.
The uicorUc Is becoming Ia almost
everyone. provided ii sets far enough
CnNu un the head The bicorne is a
raAish. admiral hat, which is rather
more trying and the uuarte2orne with
its fuur corners is only for the young
face shaded by plenty of f!uffv hair.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-05

amusing story going tho rounds l1at
these eAirqVa gdatly Fashionable. tar
nished trimmings ~ ere made up lbs
French flower manufacturers at their
wits "Hd breuse "r the Increased tariff
rates Oh artificial flowers. from left
over gold cloth. rusty iud dull"d. BE
that AS 1t may. The furnished effects
are vastly smarter this season than
brand ne", tiu>e!ly brightness.
These dull gold Trimmings are much
used with SealSlSiu The bronze tones If
the metallic stuff blending we'll with
the SOFT seal cellar. \ clever trirurna
Is shown anons TIN photographs Trr
t"day's page. this ,rirurHe being COY
cred brlm and crown with "a fine quail
tty at sessIskiu. til" undertaking ~ the
hrtn being II the same fur. Around
III" ridge "f the brim goes a line Ut dun
gold braid and tH, ornament Mt the
side Is al antique gntd riliere-. with "a
topaz cefnrrd t"wel IN the center The
superb pale Aelinw aigrette Hrts this
stmhl" hat At uHcn int" the ranks or
dressy evening h".tgear For an aig-
rette like this une would pm In Paris
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-05
The Paris Fur Turban
Has dVelVet Crown

gowns for evening wear. are rich with
metallic embroideries. Their famous
Anne of Austria gown has been copied
~ several American dressmakerS with
soad success. over this @own OF
oral and silver shot metallic gauZe
hangs Il tunir of coarse gold net
weighted with silver lace. Silver lace
also edges the low degollotage, aud
under the net tunic about the waist
of the metallic gown beneath Is
girdle of sky-blue velvet. The foot
of the skirt is slashcd up at intervals
to show an under rctticoat of this
slky-bluc color. with this Gown the
great couturiers. sent home a coiffuTe
ornament in the Form of a flat ban
leu SGT with sunkon turquoises and
coral cabochnns.
Black chiffon over silver is COM
hiration favored by many of the best
drrs smakcrs. and this combination is
c;peCially distinguished on the woman
witt gray or white hair y touch of
ciIan,illy lace laid over white chiffon
makes these black and silver frovlis
id,3 lily. beautiful ana refined.
Jet trimmings uf ali sorts are having
- tremendous vogue. and black eve
h''S s"N 'S WI" '"'''>H t'i''''>' ~
J'' "'e ''' S''"s N.'S
s"'''' HOW i"' 'i'' '''''N
'n'Se ni','h s'"i''' 49,"
very Si'''' mug "'''.' ''''' ~
lus trnus black satin, used alone not
"''i'e VIM
respecting S''"'"7 A'N"' 60
'"N' ~ -.
''''''' '"s VI ''''''' - ~
s""@'' az" 'r' - N.'''',A G"''.'i 20
'u"t' '.' - -'i TIE - '"','' mas
~ p'n''" ~. ~ -"
s'''e''i' '''t s0',..
"i' use" "'' N'"'N'u' - '''S" 1'''" -
F'Ih7 ~ r'' IN
.tl' ''''.''''i ''''' '''''''''''' It'll >,
.'' ''''' ''9'3 '''''''
~ '''il' 1t ,,'''
,''9 ,,,t,.H IN ~, r.
,'., ~ anu
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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-05

The woman who may enjoy the de
lights of Il bargain counter and eE
perienCe the pleasure of saving OH
this In order to spend on that should
pity the. poor royal personages- who
have their shopping made So deplor-
ably easy that there is no zest in ii.
When her hiehness wishes new silk
dress a message is dispatched To the
shopkeeper and several bolts of silk
are sent for the great lady's approval.
Does the shopkeeper enter the royal
presence with his goods No, indeed.
He is first intercepted by a foatnan.
then By someone higher up. At length
he is interviewed by u ktdy-in- waiting
and il Is her province to. submit .the
material in question 10 her royal mis-
trcss. w. #
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-05
Women Wear Eanqs. il

IL seems as though the bang has
come tn stay. regardless of criticism.
The bang is intrenched for the winter.
and in n large measure ii will he he
coming. 1t compgls women to lift
from their forcheads that low-hangine
mass If hair now The fashion. and
substitute it with tiny. wayy fringe
The bangs are not cut from the hair.
but are purchased at stores where
hair Goods arc sold.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-05

Buffalo Views

Showing various portions of the
Pablo herd of 500 buffalo. the largest
in the world. which Mas recently
sold to the Canadian government.
The rounding up of these practic-
ally wild beasts was accompanied
with "A great many difficulties and
often the lives of the riders were
endangered and many hardships
experienced. The pictures show
many exciting instances of the
scenes attendant the final capture
of this remnant hand of the once
preslominating western wild animal.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-05

chiffon sn,Va richly embroidered
with green floss and emerald eaho-
s'hDns aud silver bugics. Yelling this
embroidered tuntc in turn is a second
l1nfS at plain, sheer black chiffon.
The effect Is tu&sScrihahlv beautiful.
Th~ Callats .ldur, the CLINT Of gold
stnd silver L. s1sltsAG. and ali of their
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-05

This. the most wonderful lime
stone cave the centuries have pro-
Mont. 1t has been explored for sew
eral miles. and many wonderful
scientific discoveries have been
made.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-05

this season wears French frock
which is a most happy illustration of
this effect nf sad" cnlorlng. produced
with garish materials. y vivid green.
called arsenic. WAS chosen for the
foundation at satin. over this falls
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-05
Lake Ai'Donald

The scenery III the vicinity of
I.nla .I:Dnuall is. sa declare many
tourists, more beautiful than any
other they have seen in all their
travels, Including Sorwa. and Swift
zerland.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-05

~ Constructed-the fur Is not used
by itself, but is combined with velvet
or with chiffon laid over metallic
Cloth Of some sort Alphunsine. who
IS celebrated for delightful confections
IN theater hvadgcar. is using much
seaisk!n this winter in combination
with saft Panne and mirror velyets in
delicate shades. These seal and velvet
turhans are drapud ruund and round
in What some af the millincrs term
Hindoa fashion: others the Ne stael
sfNie and still others insist is "a re
production "f tho turhau worn Ia
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-31

HANNIBAL, July 81 Tae second
game of the series is over and the
Cannibals walked away with all the
honors. The Indians were real blood.
thirsty, hut the work of Charlie Swain
IN the box cut OF all of their chances
and expectations to win the second
straight game Charlie had all the
smoke and curves that were good and
tle way he dished out the menu for
the afternoon was certainly great His
clever work on the slab completely
buncoed the Indians and before the
game was half over the Red Skins
knew they were up against the real
thing Blueiacket was on the job for
the visitors but his control was poor
and his head work even poorer The
Cans hit the ball when hits were
needed and. together with Pa Belts
boneneaded playing in the fourth in
ming and Biuejacket's wild pitching
the game was an easy one for the
locals TO carry of The contest com
sisted OF more than one brilliant play
and was featured By the work of
Bruce Evans behind the willow and
Ragan's work around taird. Hamilton
at short and Rollins at first also
came in for their share of the glory.
Prout did not have many chances to
show MS talent. but whenever a ball
bounded down his way the runner
might Just as well have considered
himself goner. The visitors played
nice game in the field with the ex-
ception of tie fourth inning, when
they Went up among the clouds on a
little fresh air crusade They return.
ed to eartl again shortly, but by the
time they had descended the damage
was done and the Cannibals were just
four runs in the lead of their antag-
onists.
The first three innings of the game
passed quickly. Both Swain and
1Bluejacket were sending over the
foolers in great shape and Hannibal.
as well as the visitors. found the ball