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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-19
cdge t%eHgcnage(L.
ESiH5 Seiurid Ton TrcnFen felt
Die Ssroddtiaansen oes ensIIid,eu
SO5ialiiteH @latdfOrO ms
ri6tiee 9;dt.
SaIOaues OOrF6tiss genfcrnus.
SonSou. IA. Seq.

Sonoon, IA. Sea.
Su ben 9onooner 3eiuunaen er.
idsiHt cine Gepeide Oes 9riusen
9eTnsth BON @reuBeu. Die iid nit
oeu @rtifeln ans ser Sober Oes 90.
5ialiiten 9lotdfor0 befaBt, sic sur
Seit in 2onoon erideinen. SIN sen
lcpeit erihienenen grtifeln BAT
Slatdforo erfldrt. oaB GeutifIan6
Sorbereitlngen 1iir einen qroBen
arieg trifft pho eina graBe Slottg
baut. Die mr. aeaen f5nglano aerit).
tel iein fonre. guh bebaHptete9latt
forO, 0uB 0ia Sfii3iere ser oeutlflen
9rieEldIife ilslid bel i5ren 9tdbI.
5eiteH eInen S1uit auf Sen Gag
mlSbrdhteu, Domit lie ben Eaa mem.
ten, an Dem sum AngrIti ouf eng.
lan0 gel6ritten miro.
@rin8 5einribs 9epeihe dlrafte.
rIlirt 0Ieie lestere 8ebnupunu ais
veine efelbafte 2iige bon aniaiq bis
81 gnoe" mo fiigt CT biR7u:
~gSir ebreu uno odlten unlere bri.
tiidlen 6lottau : Sffisiersfameraoel
uno mir iinO itol3 0arnuf. nit ibneu
auf Observation-Disclosures 81 itehen. "
Der ariesslcfretarSalNa iagte in
elmer III Granent, Shoiilan0, gebal.
tenen yfe0e. oeb er uid)t claude, Dab
0eutlhlmo audi mir Die 9eringite
abiidt babe. in DroBbritamien elm
5u~Oringen. gr alaube, 0aB oas oeut-
ide Bolt nit Der 8siten auf freuuo.
ihaftlidenl 6iiBe 81 leben niinihe,
vaber4, fiigte er biusrL mir weroen
uuier &liIner troden halten~.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-19
5In(anOS Ene6e(ung.
Die inter @obriFOns Srrri6aft gel
teHSeR GOifte DerSeH Dunoer
rHiiideH HesierHHs wieDrr
in Strait geIteat.
Gen. 3sin Der 2iftatOr.

StodboIm SfnDeoen, 10. 9e5.
Gem .ATtonblooet miro ans
SelTingfors gemal0et. onB Der neEe
@ou0erHeur BON 6lnlano, 8enetnl
3ein, mad einer 9onferens MI Der
&egieruus IN Ct. Geters6urg, Die eli
Gage 6anerte. uad SeIiingfors SUI
rid sesebrt lit. Gr lit ermGhtigt, Die
IA GOistc Die inter @obriforp beiton-
Sen, oeiien Sifiuiur SinIanOs nit
ieiHer grmor0ung in 1904 enoete,
nieoer in 4raft 5u ieterI.
9lominea befiHOet lib Ser @ouner-
neur 3ein unter Der 4ontroae oes
@roBiiriten gaitoIaus 0itoloieuitih,
ober Der 4orrcipoRDent Oes ,Aften.
blaOet" erflGrt, OaB Die neEe ginrid.
tung gIeitbeoeuten0 nit elmer 8ie-
0ereiniesung ser &iitGtur lit.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-19
Gbiuu.
east i'd aaf fein sdirSsaeridt Gin.

east I'D naf fsin SdisSsgeridlt ein
@etiHg, is. 3ej.
lie 6ineiiide Resisrung Iebnte
en6aIIfig Die 8orihIage 8orngals
ab. oie Observation-Disclosures In @e3ng
All ens @ebiet BON Wtacao i6ieoss
qeridtlid entideioen 81 Iafien. Die
8er5anoIuusen 5fDiihSa Den beioen
8egierungeH uber oieie 6raee paren
ieit benz Ietten Mdr8 i'm gnnge.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-19
lie aotb!eiO,ns,n ganfiers.

V'EIU JUN II. Nt3tIIIUtI.
1ie 5irit JtaiionaI ganf bat eins
ertra0ioIoenOe BON adt Broosent ill
oas Iebie Guarial 0ieies Sabres or.
flart. 10 0aB ole 2iuioen0en -0es Sab.
res Uier5ig Bro3ent betragen. Ti
gaHf bat Elm aapital BON 10000
600. auf oas iie oieies Sa6r $1,000
600 an DioIoeHoen besablt bat.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-19
@ruhbritanmisn.

@Oacn oie e%ibsralem uHtrrtiben.
Gublin 10. 9e3.
Die Gonbention Der irldnoiihen
Ratiounliiten, Die BON Sobn &eO.
mono, Der BEN goriie bate, eroffnet
murOe. bat Die Rciolution, Die pom
3arteifomite aen1aht murOe. onge.
nommen, Dab iie Die 9%iberaleu bel
sen fommen0en ~aagemeinen WabIen
mteritieen woaen. Simotbp @ealp
unO ieine paar 9lnbdnger. Oie anoe.
rer gniidt iino, iuaren nidt anne
felr0.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-19
Die iIabiideH abs:Oronetcn i'm otter.
reidii6eH &eidsratb perindeus
pieOsr nit elmer geiaGftsiperre.
SOrSern Miuiferps6fsL
Sn Der iadHiGcn abacOrOnrtrufam
mer miro Die Gegisruns ii6er Die
5leiidt9euerHas intrrpslirt.
%rcistrribercicn
@iel1. Is Res.

8ieu. Is. Ge5.
Die SIapen I'M oiterr. Heids.atb
perluden es pieoer MT 9hitruttion
UNI 81 uerbinoern. oaB lrgenO pcld)e
@eieeentmiirfe ongenommeu per-
ben che, ME lie iorOern, 0as &abi-
nett neligebiloet 1T Ser ttedthe
slbgeorongie 8otlarid begam nab.
reno oes giadmittags cine Re0e Oie
Inn Maitternaht nod nidt beenoet
mar.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-19
SlnaIanb.
Cine luidtiae gmfHnSianna.

Ct 8etersburg, Is. 0e3.
Ger ruiiii6e SinaBminiiter bal
mgefiiuoigt OaB Die rliiiihe Giien.
babngeieIlihnft in Der Manoihurei
niht Den @ulid begt. in ienem Sc
biete politiiden GiniIuB aiis3uiiben.
un0 bereit iei, ibr Heht nuf Die Som
trolle iiber bic M1uni5ipnlitdt Gbar.
bin uno anOere Stdofe 3u ner3idten.
menn cine beirieoigenoe Aen0eruugs.
maBregeI s%etroifen meroen foane.
I1an idlieBt ans oieier Anfiinoi-
girna, bob enc 26iung oieier 4nge-
Ieaenheit beboriteht.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-19
gritH4.SuSisn.
9is gaumwOaernts.
Qndnolp. IA. Qeaen1ber

NudnoiOl II. Ae5enlDft.
Tie in0iide Baumpouernte oieies
Sahres fuiro ar S. 8ro5ent elmer
9Sormolernte geihost. Dos De.
iammtergebnib betrdgt $4,000 Bal.
len BON ja 400 gfuno, 70 oaB
134 100000 qfuno erportirt werOen
fonupn
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-19
eanf asfalORsn.


NITVIF8IVIl II. III
Ger Comptroller Of tbe Gurrencb
bat a~ngefnuoigt oob Die 5armerB
Rational 8ani IN Iulia. Gfla.. lire
Ebiren geihloNen bat. Gas ,Snititn
bat etpa cine Babe wliaion Collars
Tehnfifrn
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-19
SOaanb.
ediffs ltuhcn s~miammsn.


VtVttNtNuHIl IL. ~
Auf ser SObe BON MausIuis Itie.
ben Der oeltihe Camper nSeIene
WterBea4 bon Nfobile uno 3orfoIf
mad bier beitimmt un0 Ser ihrpeOi.
ide Sampler sYtotala Strom" gu,
lummen. 9eioe mur0en beihGolgt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-19
Gonp,rnsnr Sastsa iapsr Erans.

Guthrie. Ella. "a. 1e3.
Ter Bouoerneur 9baries q. sos
tel lit infolse eiHer idsUeren nfuter
9er0auuugsitornng ertranft uno lei.
r.. 's5r groBe Shmgr3en. O. befin,
ben iid ms5r1e @erste am Aranfen'
bett
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-19
Gbilc.
Sin giieicn6ranb.
Edntiaao, 10. Ge7

santiago, 10. De3.
Sn Der Staot galoiDia ereiguete
iit Dergangene 0aht cine rieiige
5euersbrunit. SIS wuroen Is Sdl.
%iergeDierte 5eritort mo elm Sha0en
BON ann1berno S2,500.O00 angerid.
fef.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-19
cpfrr bes gdlittenivOrts.

2aiapeite. SnO., IA. 1e3ember.
Sniolge 8uiammenitoBes ernes
Sdlittens nit einem gabn3ug oa.
bier puroe Elm GHnbe get0otet un6
ieds aHoere fDuroen idpsr perlest.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-19
gOrtusaI.


Niii1bon Is. Ie3.
Ter Sohrestas Der Rc5oIte Der Se-
minariitcn nur0e 0aourd marfirt.
oaB cine 8ombe rad Dem 9iihof Don
graanu8a geruoyica sDurDe Ger gi-
Idol mlir0e ie0od nitt oerlest Wdli
nist Dem ereigniB feing beionoere
PolusI9e 9soegtgaa lei.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-19
GHrfei.
gleriOts gcfinoen.
~aonituntinopel, 10. 9e'

aouiiuntinopel, 10. 9e3.
Gas gefinOen oes 9ufti6ifiers
gleriot, Der nit ieinem gegoplan &C.
gen elm Saus0oh itieB uno obitiir3te.
lit beirieoigen0. gr pat anideiuen0
feiue innerliden gerlesungen erIit-
ten
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-19
Seine Garifdu0rrnnaen.
Cttnna. ~. III. 9

GttaDa, Ont, IA. Ie5.
Ganaoas 5abresbu0get puroe Dem
4arlament u%nterbreitet. Nloer CT.
warten meroen feline 4%enoeruH9en
i'm 3oatarii aRqeiiiu0igt, nit Mns'
nahme Der i'm fran5oiiih.fanoonhen
3oapertrag Die bereits o~neeflnoigt
mprhen fnnrpn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-19
auSgeWie(en.

Der Gaterifaurr Spiaer uirS anI
SsFebl Scs @rdFOcHten CbaIOia
ans Dem @ebict Der Gcpublit
banana griuieieu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-19
EritiGdp.

o. S.an griinSen Sss a5niss ecOpslS
Dsdieln sHHitise mo u~nsHHitige
&sriDOsH in raider &sisenfOlse.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-19
0as Sidc GnSe.
4erlin. IS. 81

WtrIIlI, 10. 2t5.
9ag @ewiaiginasfomite eTpfabl
Oem &eihstag einitimmig, 100000
Wtorf fir ole llnteritiisung Der III
~botorbeiter 5ubapiaigen. Ole orbeits-
los iino. neil inter Dem neuen
Steuergeieb Der 8erbrduh BON 3igar-
rem uno 3lgaretten itarf abgenom-
men bat.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-19
sauaba.
Gd6rbuOt a%eitranOrt.

Bort gurDea, Ont, IA. 9e3.
las gabnpagenfabrbooi aAibto.
sbula", neldes Der Canadian 4aciiic.
gobn gebort, iii in Der gabe BON bier
geitronoet; ieiue 5euer limo erIoiden,
uno es fult iidj raid nit @aiier.
Die gemamnng lit nod an 8or0.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-19
Sis sHIIstins ;.

Die geridtr ser behaHOrlnSeH aersts
!auten siemlia siHitis, OaS Self
elaubt abcr nidt an @eneinHg.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-19
HaritIide SOdlseit.
@raunidlmeia 15. -

OluhNtuNpSlBf II. ~
Gie Sod5eit oes Sbr5ogs Sobam
Nlbredlt Don .S6werin
uno Ser 9rin5eiiin Gliiabetb BON
StoIberasgioBIa puroe bier geieiert
Gaiier Milbelm uno bic Goiierin wa-
rem onrueicto, ebenio ser a0nig un0
Die 4onigin oon 9~ulgarien, Griu3
Seiurih BON Den Iie0erIanoen uno
piele Mlitglieoer Der r%e9ierenOen SGli-
fer oon DeutihlonO uno 2elterreid
un0 Die @otihaiter BON Stalicn uno
@roBbritanien. Die Nelt0ermablten
merocn ole 6litteruoheu i'm fernerl
Often berbringett. Gle meroen aud
ben aonig bon Clam beiuden.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-19
gaien- IL Qea

4ie fribers aronprin5eHin Ste.
phaHie. EChter oes asniqs 9eopoD
uno iesiae @rdTn German. lit Don
uHeorn rad griiiel nbgereiit. nm
iaren i6Der traEtea Batter ~ beIu.
3en-
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-19

06ris 2eopclo IT NIT Grfole ope.
81. ucroea. Eis Aerste fon0en feine
Egus ben elmer gedDuIit. obruohl
Ae sealciibt better oaB re enc iolde
e Sea Gtnsesei0eH fiHoen iuiiroen.
Sic sarsc ernnsheit bes aonigs mar
hlrd 2~'crftopfEHg Deruri0ff. Gcr
a5.;ia Easi rubig.
. IS SG &ssis rcd oer Operation
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also seen aud some OF the gauzy NOR.
curry wings, butterflies and queer hug
e1ccts are beautifully wrought. ban
dcnu which crosses the forehead has two
little mercury wings that pointing back.
ward mud set one over each temple. give
quite the poised. alert effect OF the Greek
gods head; aud there nre dragonGico
With carved. ganzy wings and tails 10
set with brillants which arc adorable
In dark hair
Ribbon ornaments are worn only by
mere glrls-thc youngest of the dcbu-
tantes. and outstanding ribbon bows In the
hair nro no longer seen: the bow. II 1t is
used nt all, being a soft voscttc woru low
nj the side Of the head Ribbon ornn-
mentS. like tho ono Illustrated arc the
correct style. and these bands of ribbon
are decorated with beads and meta, en-
broiderics, following the vogue OF richly
decorated RuSslnn.like ornament on all
dress now The ribbon coirfure orno.
mcnt shown Is OF Dresden ribbon I'm rose
and violet shades, the pattern being out
lined with silver threads and small pearl
beads. All around the edge goes min
Ing Of mauvc velvet through which 4
0uc wire Is run. The ornament Is caught
In and held to the h0ir by pearl-Lcn,ied
button Plus
Fillcts. when Worn at all nrc In tbe
form of single bands OF velvet rlbbon
drawn closely around the hcaa over ,bc
parted hair ond beld at one side with an
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-06

A Cnlot dinner frock OF lIme green
pcrmo stuT-a mohoir and worstcd weave
which has a crcpellke clneinc texture
wos lncXprcssibly graceful the soft Ia
brlc being caught up over pettlcost Of
plcatcd chi6ou with loops Of pearl beads
Another fabric which drapes most bean.
tlfully. and which is n newcomer In the
world Of fashion, ls knitted silk jersey
cloth, which has a Satiny sheen and Is
ot exquisitcly soft. supple texture. some
thing Ike the fine italian SILK OF which
womcn's uudergarments are mnde A
white ball gown Of this fabric, dfppcl
over II satin jupe. was embroidered with
white SIX Goss. the Jersey cloth tunIc
being softly dr1pcd about the figure as
FAR up the bust, where n penrl en-.
broldered banding separated IL from
yoke OF white mcchlin lace.
White dotted nets aud the nllovcr lnccS
are used for fuzzy dancing frocks for
debutnntes, and these charming frocks
0rc loOped mp In adorable, old fashioned
style with fcStOous nnd clusters OF tiny
roses and forgetmenots. tho Iowers match
Ing the color OF the frock lInlng-alw0ys
a very pale tlnt Usually these net
dresses have underslIps OF chiffon, md
sometimes there are two chiffon drops
In different shades OF the samo color,
producing a very lovely eject.
a dclcctoble dcbutnntc frock worn Mt
n dinner dance last week. was of Valcn.
c!euues alovcr lace threaded with bsby
blue velvet ribbon This lace drcss Wns
mounted over pink chiffon and over the
lace fell tuDic OF chiffon In a still paler
pink shade. This blending OF pale pink
With baby blue, Is very French" and
nlso very Marie Antolnctte-the llttlo
Austrian being very partial to this com.
bination of colors In her dainty Triauon
frocks
ming.
Fur Is Immensely popular for evening
wear. md many OF the most fragile even
ing frock5 show borders OF dark fur.
skunk, sable and lynx being the pelts
most generally used. A pink chiffon din.
ncr gown most simply built with a droped
surplcc bodice and n long tunlc dropery
was trimmed with bands OF skunk fur
which edged the tunlc. and also the very
deep decollctagc Of the V-Shnpcd surpicc
bodice
Many OF the new evening and dinner
gowns coming from Paris now show these
chiffon tunic5 bOrdcrcd with fur. and the
style is directly trnccable TO the Russian
influence now dominating dress E-mlne
also VIII bc more uscd than 10 mnng
seasons, and on evening wraps tho costly
and rare white fox Is feature.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-06
Russian Effects VyIne with Louis
Modes
la9S7DC DCM/%Hpe OxZ1tZma2B
e&g@1 drEVE/XZI%U %LA2A2 g
W. a. b wno Msose

OF algrettcs aud morabout tufts will be
left 10 the downgorS this winter and
Younger women win affect the simple and
Girllsh effects. Mile Sorel With her
banded coronct braids started tho fad
for these extremely simple huirdresslugS.
Miss Francis STAIRS glrlish coinurc In
the Easiest Way has established n
vogue IN this country, and the quaint,
Nat hnirdrcssing OF Mr.. Deloud's delight.
fully feminine Helena Rltcblc" has had
its influence.
Strings OF pearls Will bc wound 10 the
hair In handc0u cnect. nnd ali sorts OF
hat bandcnuN are extremely modisb.
Some of the baudeaux arc OF lnlnId
shcll. others arc of Hligrec gilt. or are SGT
With suuken pearls or rhinestoncs. The
bandeau is usually worn when tho coro-
net hroIa IA dispensed with and crosses
the front OF the head over the parted
locks JuSt back OF the brow
Parted hair, by tho by. Is fnd now.
No more pompadours arc seen on smart
ly dressed heads. The rat Is stilI used.
but never across the top Of the bend
where the bair must now be Gat nnde-r
the crossing braid or baudcsu The ..rnt"
'hF JUN VI tue Utn1 from
car 10 ear and the waves of bsir arc
built ont over II 10 give full effect NJ
tho bnck OF the heHd. above the neck
Puns. or chisnons OF duny nttlo curls
pinned down In pun fashion. are used
In the back; and these. olso may be
purchased OF the accommodating hair
dresser II the natural tresses are uot Ink.
urmnt enough.
inloid shell ornaments arc the fancy
Of the moment md these ornaments rc.
mind one OF the old-fashioncd combs
which some of us treasure rs heIrlooms
Motbe7 OF pearl and llues OF gold act
into tho dark she'll, produce q very beam
utul effect. and these patterns aec shown
GU combs. barrettcs. bpndcoux md even
on the big bairplns which hold tho br,ids
Ia place. Where, n year ago. no hair
pins were visible and only n modest shell
barr"tte was permitted. now the hair IL
fnlsly sproutlDG with shell pins and
combs, and Tor evening wear these ore
most beautifully decorated with inlald
metal aud sunken Jewels.
Carved shell aud morn ornaments nre
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-06

lngs nrc vcilcd with LAYERS upon layers
of gauze md chiffon. producing most
dreamy. mysterious tones, aud to these
subtle rciied tints have been given the
name 'trlStc' or sud colorS
The tuuic OF transparent net or chif-
fon IS hung over n satin frock of some
deep shade. Ike emerald green or the
NiVld royal blue 80 fashionable this
year, aud often between this deep colorcd
sup aud the sheer tuDlc Is transparent
iau OF metallic gnuzc lending II glcam-
ing CLINT OF sumptuoUs beauty 10 the Gu-
isbcd costume
dinner gown, shown nj one of tbe
lifih avenue openings. bad tunic OF
silver cloth under one OF black chiffon.
anG these transparent tunlcs hung over
a vivid blue satin frock whose bright
color was thus ''sndly" yelled into a very
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-06

Rcjanc, In allurlnG Russian costumes In
spired feminine imnSinHtiou. Russian
garb was demanded and the dressuakcrs
had, wllly-nllly-to fall Ia line.
And SO we have gorgeous, deep-col
ored embrolderies, cloths OF gold aud sill
rcr, blp sashcs. loose buggy conts-nuJ
the tunlcI the most conspicuous and Ian
portant single feature OF winter dress,
nnd the formidable rival IN It's grace and
dignity of line, OF the guy Louis panuier
and pointed bodice
Layers OF Fabric Produce Subducd
Colors.
The Russian craze. however has not
been allowed to produce snrish OF harsh
color effects by the astute couturiers.
Cloths of gold and silver. and the deep.
pronounced tones of the Russian color
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-06
Miles of Chinon UcIng sol

large rs the rim OF drinking tumhlcr,
which Is clappcd up against one temple
and pinned nat &c the bnir after the
manner OF n she'll bnrrctte. Sometimes
two OF these fat circles of shell Ore
worn, one at either temple. In 4 wicrd,
Egyptian cnect. The fad for amber or
nomcnts in dark hair Is quite Pnrisian-
and 10y the same token blonde trcsscs
arc ornaIucnted with sparkling Jet plus
and combs
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-06

six large carrots; cut off all the red part.
ana add II. Cot mp four ounces OF un-
cooked ham In small pieces. and add also.
Tut the lid on the pan and nllow tho
contents to cook ten minutes; then aJd
some stock and cook until the vegetables
are tender Strain the vegetables and
rub through sieve. Pot them back IN
the pm with the stock. and bring 10
the boil skimmiug or all fat Let 1t
cook gently for ten minutes, md then
Gdd te0spoonful OF sugar, salt and
pepper, and a little cream. If liked. and
serve.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-06
a MANICURE ALWAYS Ar. YOUR
SERVICE.

~ HE newest mechanical device "a n
"a manicure Instrument which may be
w clompcd TO the edge of the dresser
@hG which performs every service OF the
hnman manicure except cuticle parlug-
ao operation too delicate for a machine.
The alwags-rcady and nlwsys-carolui
manicure VIII Gle the mills. grind the ends.
apply bleach, pumlcc and polsh-and
that in half the time II takes the human
manicure. who too often CONSUMES much
of the manicurIue hnlf hour I'm chatting
and soSsiping. Tho instrument is shall
ana does not dctroct from the attractive
faintlucss OF Il wcl-equlppcd dresser
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fects of feminine dress these
new meek hairdrcssings are apt to be
bit misleading. Mcekucss In many
cases IS only coiiTurc deep-to porapbrase
familiar trutb-and the new bauded
hairdrcssines require quite rs much palms
In the building and twice ns much hair
-ss the 1ufic5t Greek arrangement OF
yeas ago
Yards aud yards Of halr are necessary
for the wonderful. bmlds that arc wound
around the head like coils 81 rope. aud
these braids must not only be long, but
heavy and luXurlnnt in suggestion. To
Increase this effect Of disturbance the
braids nre pinned with huge shell plns
which seem necessary 10 keep the wealth
OF trcSScs In position. This arrangement
OF the halr 80 banded bralds is called
tho Brittany colfIurc and to most women
It Is very becoming. lending Il youthful
look to the face and giving tho head
graceful lines. II Is sure 10 he popular.
Tor 1t may be arranged with very little
nair OF ones own. Long broids arc
necessary TO he sure. but they may
Easily be bought and pinned In place with
the big shell pins when the natural balr
las been Huflly waved aud drawn bnch
INTO knot Of puTs. Flunness Is a
very important essential OF the Brittany
hairdrcssinG, for unless the hair nuns
out Softly In front OF the braid and
ifemcs the face bccomingly. the braided
coluure Will be harsh and trying.
Brittany bairdrcsslnE Is Illustrated
10 this case only one thick braid bny.
Ing been added to the naturni tressez
As VIII he seen the hair Is softly waved
auI Is drawn quite low over the brows
ana ears' tho whole effect being soft
ana in1uriant; though as matter OF
iact In this case tho natural hnir Is not
extremely abundant.
WIN these simple balrdressIngs. slim.
PIC ornaments are worn. even on on
oaSions calling for very formal costumes
lowering coiuure ornaments iu the way
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beads are another device Of the hcartless
drcssmabers to depcte patcr f0mllos'
tard-workcd pOcEetbooE The steel stud
ded chnons nre wonderfully beautiful
and when hung over silver cloth produce
mn effect Of almost barharic spleudor. 4
jetted chiffon evening frock Illustrated, Is
typical of the gorgeous effects which arc
being produced with black stpTs. Black
evening costumes orc smortest OF the
smart md II the couturicrs are To be
credited thc opcrn will show many blnck
gowns among those OF more delicate col
orines this winter
Extremely decollctc effects are produced
by the contrast OF white skin With Jctte6
lace bo1lccs nnd often, rs In the gown
illustrated, this decolletc effect is stnrt-
llngly ncccntmted by laying the trans
parent upper bodice over nesh-colorcd
tullc. ;hc bodice seeming tn stop beneath
the arms. Startling decolIetc effects. how
ever, do not stNrtlc much any more, Tho
Directoirc cOStumcS-pattcrned after a
period Of the easiest morals In French
history, more than prepared the way FOR
this years transplrcucies: for while the
Dircc toirc decollotagc was frankly re-
vcaliug, the new bodice, with more subtle
ccquetry. shows yelled effects made with
extremely transparent fabrics.
The little white tucker of lace or not
IS II feature OF the Louis style; most of
the stately brocaded costumes OF Mcs-
dance La V1lllcrc and lie Montcsran. aud
the later royal fnyoritcs. pompaGom and
Du Barry showing their little "uodesty"
fuckers softcnmg the Hue between ma
tcrial and flesh. much talked II
raquln gown, expressing the Louis Ky.
type accurately shows this little white
tucker set In the low dccolIctagc OF the
Changcable rose tnffcta bodice.
The bluck evening gown by Doullct. il-
mStratcd. has white lace tucker, and
sleeves. nlso of lace. The dark bodice
stopping beneath the nrms. aud this tuck
er nud sleeves of 6lmy white produce the
conspicuous dccollctc effect now In vogue
The shoulder straps on this gown are
nude of strings OF Jet beads, caught L.
a strip OF white tulle.
Drupcd Evening Gown OF Rare
Grace.
The fortunate ones who witnessed the
opening exhibition At Collot Souors were
impressed with the cclcrity with which
Carlotta, the famous Callot manneGuip.
got into ana out of the apparently miri-
cntoly draped costumes. The CalIots adore
crapercs and their looped aud festoou,d
tuaicS OF soft cbiGonS and crcpcs are OK.
tremcIy graceful. At the Muisou Cnllot
everything that can be draped Is drapel
even sim brocndcs and heavy embrod.
cries. by some nccromancy OF skill are
made 10 fall in lovely. flowing Ines