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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-16

been called" by war. The appalk
ing pension rolls and the Gro1t
heart scars OF thousands Of or
people bear witness to the fact thox
there have been other Tawn9ye in
the councils of the nation befogo,
Alleged patriots have kept ~ -
ton In utter ignorance of our he12
less condition until war Wna 2
clared; then they placed untrain0
untut0red men, armed with ob06t
lete weapons, In the field to upho1
the national honor.
The Filipino was better arme1
than our volunteers.
The Filipino was better nrmo1
than our volunteers.
The most wicked natlanal
cowardice ! can picture n g
determine that our noonlo
come 70 the national doloNao 4
and then send thesm, ~ ~.
equipped mob q The deadly
camps, Or against prepare1
enemy to b. murdered.
The great Washington pleade6
against the Tawneys Of his tirHa
In the struggle for indepeu1o1<b
that be given trained troops. A
ter the end OF the struggle colH
he charged such men with ths -
longation of the war.
Il was such men a. thoaa a.
brought on the war of 1851 VI y
the federal strength was measuI
by the armed mob 1t Bull Run, " ~
were responsible for more than =
100000 uncared for wounded y
remaining on the field at the o =
ond battle q Rpll Run Z.
dema1d tNsf ~ IA
~ glvon : o@lf16U 1o&1
that the army ~ piao0( E
haala ~ r,ntt1&a ~ aneSx 1.,. Y <<S3 E9f &,
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-16
(copyright, 1910, by the United
Press Associations.l
BY JAMES MclACAlAN.

Representative Tawney's charge
that there is a conspiracy to stam-
pede congress into adopting larger
appropriations for military pur.
poses is too childish to be taken
seriously, yet 1t carries too dan
gerous an impression to be over
looked.
Tawney says It is cowardly to
make known the admitted natural
weakness either to our own people
or to the world. He admits that we
are like fatted capon, and would
have us pose as game cocks. In
other words, he would have US
trust the national security to
"bluff." We have bluffed since the
beginning OF our national exist
enee and at regular intervals have
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-16
LIFE SENTENCE
FOR WOMAN
w. ]. BRYAN.

(ey United Press Leased wire.)

(6y United Press Leased Wire.)
WENATCHEE, Wash, Dec. 16.--
Convicted of murder in the first
degree for having shot and killed
James Sutton, a farmer, because
he trespassed on her farm, Mrs.
Della B. Totten was today sen
tenced to life imprisonment in the
penitentiary at Walla Walla. Her
mother, Mrs. Hannah Beebe, aged
rs years, who was convicted of
manslaughter for completely In the
murder, was sentenced to an in
determinate sentence of from one
to two years in the penitentiary.
When sentence was passed Mrs.
Totten did not show much emotion,
but her aged mother broke down
and wept.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-16
PROBE EXPECTED i ]
TO REACH THE :.
-. WESTERN UNION

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
CHICAGO, Dec 16.-The Western Union Telegraph
company may become involved in the investigation THAI
resulted in raid Of alleged bucket shops a.
cording to statement by United States Secret ServicA
Dewoody, today
Dewoody admitted that he is present considering pro-
ceedngs against the telegraph company but what ts
necon with the Capital Investment and other places raid
ed u.s. he did not say is believed the matter will be pre-
sented to the grand jury next week
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-16
REGISTRATION CLOSES
TOMORROW

Registration for the charter
election will close tomorrow af-
ternoon at 1880. Today noon
a line of women confronted the
registration clerks In the office
of the city comptroller that ex-
tended out into the main corri-
dor. The women seem to be-
taking considerable interest.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-16
Continued on Page Nine.

CLEVELAND. Tenn, Dec. 16.-
The authorities here. have been
warned that a mob is forming to
lynch viii Kanxler, colOred. The
negro was arrested for an alleged
attack on the 15-year-old daughter
of James Cry, white. The giri
identified the negro as her assail-
ant. Kanxler is held in the jail
and the authorities are prepared to
resist an attack II one Is made.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-16
} . Q . . . % Q . q . . . . Z
, HoOT MON! THE cHINks 4
ARE A RIGHT.

. WASHINGTON, Dec. 16.- I
. In a contribution to musical
. lore. General 8. s. Knaben- 4
. shue reports from Tientsin 4
. that the only foreign music I
. the Chinese masses have
= ever shown any interest in I
. was the skirling of the bag 4
= pipes Of the Cameron High 4
. landers, when they were In 4
. garrison there a couple of
. years ago. He therefore ad- 4
. vises an Ohio plano manu-
. facturer that the market for
. the instruments Is practically 4
. confined to foreign residents. I
= Some few instruments have 4
. been sold to wealthy Chinese,
. but simply as pieces of furni-
. ture, there being no teachers
. Of instrumental music for
. Chinese ladies and no demand
= for them. 4
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-16

) LOS AN0ELns. pec. IL
, Hunting - the lateat Ne W
, which the aexcplnua q q
; put BY Latham md lGsG 4
, avlators. sIS N 'I| a Il
, Both. noted huntopo,
, keen rivals. aso uolu4 n
, shoot ducks from tho1f
, ,planes when II Col( a
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-16
IS LIKE
4 FATTEO
CAP0N'

(Uy United Frees leaSed WIrel
WASHINGTON, Dec. 16.-Reply-
ing to the opponents Of the publ
cation of the facts In the confiden-
tial report Of the secretary of war.
to his resolution inquiring about
the state Of the defenses Of the
United States. Congressman James
McLachlan Of California this after
noon wrote for the United Press
an exclusive statement refuting the
allegation that an attempt Is being
made to stampede congress into
greater military appropriations.
The statement follows:
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-16
MAN SUICIDES
IN HOT METAL

GAINESVILLE, O.. Dec. 16.-In
plain sight of so fellow workmen,
Charles Kendall. moulders' help
er, leaped into cupola Of white
hot metal at a foundry here today
Only the bones were recovered.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-16
M|N0 C[0UOED BY
ARCTIC HARDSHIP

accomplished this marvellous feat.
All through the story Cook re-
fers to the terrible physical and
mental strain he underwent and to
the possibility. If not probability.
that the hardships he endured af-
fected his mind so that he was In
no condition to make scientifically
correct observations as to his move
ments. He explains how he got in
bad" at the outset in these words:
Returning from a life savage In
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-16

BATTLE CREEK. Mich. Dec. 16.
An appeal to be electrocuted be-
Cause his voice. with which for
years he has made his living. had
failed. has been issued by Rev.
Thomas Mckenzie. a blind man.
The unusual plea was sent to the
governors OF the states of New
York. Illinois, New Jersey and
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-16
aREAT STRIKE TIES UP INDUSTRIES.

MELBOURNE, Dec. 16-The carriers strike in Ade-
lade has taken serious aspect Almost all the nusS
tries at standst in consequence Of sympathetic
strikes and the price of food rising rapidly The ge
era outlook is ominous it is feared that the agitation
will spread the whole of Australia. The carriers
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-16
. H>H>>>>>>>>>>> .
NO GAY LIFE
FOR BANK CLERKS

. ST. LOUIS, Dec. 16.--Cigar.
. cites, late hours. bad company,
. intoxication. debts. specula-
. tion. gambling and unneces-
= sary conversation during bust.
= ness hours, are few Of the
. bad habits" prohibited in a
= code Of rules just issued for
= the guidance Of the $50 en-
. ployes of the National Bank Of
. Commerce.
. One rule requires them to
. report to an officer Of the
= bank detrimental facts which
= they may learn concerning a
= fellow employe.
. 90 90 . 90 80
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-16
hW~ 90 90 AH<
o~ IN MENTAL !
GlllQh

, RICHMOND. Dec. 16.-In
, the case OF Joe Greiger at
= Asheville, N. c.. Magistrate
, Gudger must decide whether
; = goose has feelings and men,
, tal anguish.
. II Us alleged the defendant
, nailed the goose to board In
= his yard. The s. p. c. A. de- I
: caded the physical pain might
, not be great. but that the ,
, goose suffered mental an ,
= guieh. so the owner was hailed I
. into court. =,
\ = Zee 8 . q q 4 q AAAA
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-16

Tom-Is your engagement .
secret?
Ned--No; the girl knows 1t.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-16
CHINA TELLS UNCLE sam, NAY, NAY

PEKING, Dec 16.-The offer Of the United States "a
provide financial expert to advise the Chinese govern
ment regarding the handling Of the $5000O00 railroad
loan now being negotiated by China from American bank
and to assist in other work of the greatest Importance
to the commercial interests Of both countries was fat
rejected by China today.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-16
Night Bulletins
NEW STEAMER LINE TO ALASKA.
(By United Press Leased Wir

VICTORIA, b. c., Dec. 16.-That the steamer Ioquois
and Chippewa will be placed in service running be-
tween Puget sound ports and Eastern Alaska ports is the
report from Port Townsend 1t is stated that COM
pany will be formed to the two steamers we'll known
here, the nucleus Of a line to the north
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-16

LONDON, Dec. 16--A short session Of parliament a
ing in the call for another election is the prediction
leaders of both the liberal and conservatives on the
days ballotng in the present election The voting
end tomorrow.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-16

TOXIC, Dec. 16.-Forty-one million dollars for navy
is the called for by Japans newest budget made pub
lie today Fifteen millions Of this will be spent in the next
year, the budget stipulated The is to be used
suppenentng and improving the navy so that it will COR
respond with the naves Of other countries The balance
Of the budget is to be spent in the next six years.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-15
STABLE FARMS IN DAKOTA
Munchausen of the Soil Tells Story
That Eclipses All Others.

I was talking with a Dakotan the
other day. Speaking of farms, he
said, Eve have some sizable farms
out in Dakota. Yes, sir, I've seen
a man on one of our big farms start
~ in the spring and plough a
straight furrow till fall. Then he
turned around and harvested back"
Wonderful said l..
"On our Dakota FARMS" he went
on, cts the usual thing to send
young married couples out to milk
the cows. Their children bring back
the milk"
"Wonderful1r' I repeated.
"Once," he said, Il saw a Dakota
farmers family Frustrated with grief.
The woman were weeping, the dogs
barking. the children were squalling
and the tears ran down the farmers
cheeks as he hitched up his twenty
mule team and drove off"
Where was he going?" said I.
HE was going halfway across
the farm to feed the pigs"
did he ever get back" asked
ut isn't time for him yet" was the
reply.-Housekeeper.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-15

lctfrneeIiee 6ontoii. "Toa @tdIl
@asette" iortpner, OF eu0og en- Wdro
iom 0icfens bar meaet ooertroiIt.
Sooleoes reiite ban aIorig uoen ct
IToet aontpos. Sor inBen Eris pilbe
"0npio Gopoerfelo"S 0igter bare
'egt Nottero / Ell Serg. ION life itcb
neiogtia i Noro-Spo. aompasiet
tieute til Srierterina. og bpor BON
enO opboIbt iig, / et SoteI eIer hos
8iGitepenner bIep SengenS StiIling
peo aompasiets SiGlp reaulerei meo
matbemotiif Grpciiion, ier ban lagoe
Jig iii al iooe.
Zen irife Tartiierer Harucu uiIoe
aforig rere en- Sop Saiie, bpori Che
ifeen pnr lagt ira Senitre til Ssire
iiteoctior omperot. Gen bcrsmtc
6eltberre 9oro RobcrtS cr Sen DAG
iong o~perbeotit on. at / Socrtriget
tillmile0e Sptfeu ham % ben brittle
Scr ierit paa 0en Sag ban bIru
tilien0t Ell &citeifo, ion par iunocn
peo Nelion.W cnumcntet paa Srofal'
ger Square / SouOon. San iortGl'
Ter, at ban moer arigen / S1oafrifa
/ Sorueien iclo bapoc illuoet TO Sc.
iteifo, men iorblcp ~oucrbcpiit ON, at
ban enOm mnngleoe Ell Tor at titnuc
ieire, inotil Sen treble oufom ira Con.
Son, o. fort citer leo goernc 0eiini.
tiot Heoerlaa.
On bel Gel 6ersmte WrnO bar ito,
big pleict at barre Ell eler mtoen
@icnitano poo liz iom Nmulct. Zen
berpmtc SrientoIiit Ntor Wiiacr be-
nnttebc BERTH en- aannn1el aicnncm.
buffet Wpnt, % en- AZ DC melt be-
fienote nuIeoruoe StatSmGnO, butS
Nonn iortic8, aier olorig ct Striot
uoen at bape Ell gIrunero0 pau Iig,
Sc fIeitc iouonme ooertroiifc Soccer
or itaoia pnonp opOuffeuoe Sepningcr
ira iuubne SiOer. Den 3onte, al
set me0isrcr lllpffe euer ~llbebo1eli9'
beoer. nonr mar ON Nor9euen trp.
Ser no al Sengen meo 0en oenltrc
TuS ferit, par ollere6e meget uobrcOt
boS DC gomle &omere. "a acller
guquitllS en- Norgcu al Sonourc unr
itooet op meo Sen peuitre SOB isrit
% lt6en al one noget on0t i%ortaltc
Bette llhclO. 0ouneOc 2ipuoaten ct IL
set aompIot oa forIaugtc at foo op'
fnIbt nogIe aon1Ic arop, iom acilcrcr
itror off inb pna for at iorebpggc
barre cling.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-15
& oct iorIaotc GongcTot.

Set or MI ct Tor Tiger, iiben aorg
Monuel peo Ell baitig 6Iuat iorIob iii
Goraeilot / 2iSioborL oo erbuu Iig.
ger oen imuffe 9pgning | funnel
SO og @niombeo; Ser er bsbiers
title / sc gprelier, boor Der for ion
fort Sio iiben uofoloeOes ct pro9t
fulot og glimrenbe Soilip. Wteo
Iun9iomme Sfribt gnor ben inge Re'
pubIifs @~agtpoiter op og neO iorar
M1rrene, og bag oiSir berifer Ser emo.
MI llorben % 8oroirriug, Der er ia.
lenoe g~ioresbpro ON, / boor bsi
@rao @esioenbcoerre tom bag pan
Den lnge aonge, 90 boor iIiGroigt
ban maotte flpgte.
On / 2isiobon boen6e engeIif
Sournoliit bar for nogIe Sage iiocrl
baot SeiIigbeb til at oilGgge ct 9e.
isg | oisie BPreIier, ser pau Regie.
ringeuS @efnIing er bIepen Iooet
tliIoitPubig ubersrte. iubtil Der fan
tIipe optnget en- nsiogtia elite ooer
Gle ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 8ieuItonoc.
Ser bar ur6er ReuoIrttionen TIM
en- 8ranat, Der e~rplo6ereoe i%noeuior
&onaeiIottets Wure; Den bnobe 30.
RET iig eiennrm Observation-Disclosures
IGpg og peb lin @rpIoiiou soeIogt
belle Stucn; rltnot ON paa Spppet
LAO Sten % 8ritS og Sfnar al Rl'
berne og al Be foitbore Stpreie.@a.
jier, Ser pnr opItiaeoe / gPreIiet; en-
felte @ronotitumper bar oesuoen
Iiprpngt Ggrenc iii WlliifoGreIiet og
og 9iaioroitlier % bar onrettct Tor.
Iifiraigc 2OcIGggeIier. ) felipe Srou'
fallen er Der ingen Sfaoe ifet
Gongens GrioatoGreIier Iigger /
Sen onben 6lsi al gpgningn; Der
mao aongen bnuc ligaet / lin Seng
oa ban bsrte oct terlte Shio. Wit
IIigger Der / foroirret llorbcn, Der
be0it al oft fortPQer ON. boor burtigt
log pInnleit BooflGoningen er gaact
Tor iig. S9iaa / acknowledgements
@Grelie oeo Chen al er ser uilO
llorScn; mon fnn IeoenOe ioreitiae
zig, boorle6cs 5ieneren ionielss er
Iforet frem og tiIbnse meo BET enc
alGSuingsitpffe eaer set ou6et, og
bporle6es boerfen ban eler aongen
bar tPuft pau at tage Blot DC nso'
tgrftigite @rugsgicnitnnbe mco.
Gaa SfripeborOct / arbeiosuGrel.
let lager Ser enomu ct 9reU. iom
Song Ranuel bar ifreoet ben lore.
qaaenoe giten; oct er moerte9net
"RonueI", og itllloe pei bnue oGreI
aiIteo Den nRite Norser. SUem oct
er til, nGoneS life. er oct maaife Ell
ISiIien ill 6rf. 8nbp 3eslps? %
er Oct al 3isfretion, Sournnliiten
life taller ON SnoboIoet?
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-15
cpertroiife Seromtbeoer.

ut Soertroen Oen Dag i6ag er
meset uobreot blanSt ScenefunItnere,
os at mangeu beun0ret os bersmt
Sfueipiaer, for ban betraaSte See.
nen. gisr en- eaer nnOen tiIipnela.
oenoe meaningless gec9seIie, Tiger ct
pitt Orb eler ifiuIer en- ~lpftebrin-
genSe 5aIisman / line aleSer, er al.
lereoe oite blepet befrpftet al 5oIt,
iom fienoer 5beaterlipet.
s, pore Gage inOifrenfer Sca
Spertroeu iis life III Sfaeipiaerncs
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-15

iietge meo Or. Matbieieu began ia
siebliffelis til aaiteoet. Wanocn
par pelflGoi, men Der ianotes intet
hos bam, iom funSe ioentifieere bonn.
H~eneepitneen q tom, men | oen
enc 8eiteIomme fanStes Ser goot en-
arone | Sslppenee. Hoa Den enc
Singer bapoe ban en- 8uloring meo
Glooe, bporpaa er inoerocet no9le
goaitaper men iom er punlfelige at
tpoe.
Manoen, formenes oct, bar Iieget
ser iioen ~iiiorbsit; tbi Segemet bar
ipert opIsit % auiigtet bar belt
borte. Otter iom 2eeemet Iaa, bar
WsanSen Iaet iie Der / en- ipgeIis IiI-
itanb eler opertrGt, ioonet inS og
Serpaa life paagnet mere.
Simon Grifien llnoerbal err nplig
aigaaet peo Gsben. Sau tit iiom.
mer areft / Mapen, men bar boIot
Sengen bare Ell fort Sio. 9rita g.
9ieI0e er ogiaa nplig aiguoet peo
9soen. gun bar iiben Nptoar boet
hos Inbrens 9rusn9S paa aur.
Ianospmgen. Man begpnote peo
Rptaor Of iamle De gamle poa ct
Steo, nemlig hos anoreas 9reis.
nes, iom paatog Jig at gibe Dem
Hegt % Tleie for en- iaitiat 8ootgis'
relic, iom aommlinen betaler.
0ette er BOG fun ct 6orisg, ioa
ifuIbe oct pie iig, Set piloe sao, tGn.
fer maj paa at fao iitanb ct 8amle
biem ber / aurlano ogian / 2igbeo
meo, bpao ser er mango onore Ste
ser. Ser er ouerebe ul6er SpIei-
ling Ell Gpinbeiorening, iom bill or
beioe for ct alberbomsbiem % be
bar aaereoe facet mo noget oper 200
&roner.
lloe / Soften paa 9rPffe er man
begpnot at oripe Sfiferbrlo baaOe
poo In6ers 9r9ffes % Sboriten
9rpffeS Gienoomme. 9rilooene er
poubegpnot oppe / Soben al gerget
ret ~openior Sluiaitaai. Ser bar |
| CONNER unoer 2ebelie al en- Sag
mono peo Gapn 9amberg oPret Ore
BET mleo 4 a 3 Wano | bpert Sruo.
Sorleoen talte ieg meb 2amberg lont
fortalte at Sfiieren bar baaoe IN og
goo - enbel iproeles lin = og at
belle @erget nritcn til Eoppen beItoo
al Sfifer. 2igelebes elf Sfifergan'
gem, ia ban, iiooper % funoe oripes
lignenoe Sriit noe paa Sronn9S.
Get, iom man bibtil bar pGret mis-
forneiet meo, er, at Der er lda Inlot
al 5pereange / Stenen, at De let pil
aoa iitpffer unber alipningen, iao
at al 8laoer man frnoe faa 3 a A,
iaar mo ofte bare finn en- Selle.
Sm boaber, of bet blir beore, laar
mon fommer Longer ino ! Sleloet,
ibet ban tror, at oiSie Sper9angene
err pprit noe / Oagen. Eaa gere'
fpom bor 2amberg ogiaa oPret og
isgt eiter Sfifer, og ban bar Der eft
Bar Steoer paa Ole giteniens Gien-
Dom iunbet enbnu finere Sfifer ino
paa gr9ffe. 8. Rognebaug, iom
oriper 2onobanoleri paa Slaam /
Smut 8. Sloms Slts, boloer paa at
bpgge Jig op Sus noe / Soften nGiten
beIt noe / Slisiaitaai og bill begpnoe
&mSelsforretnine Der. Sette er en-
Equalization ieluislgeig, ibet ban
penter, at Sfiferbruoene Der ifal
fomme til of bIi orepet | en- flor Still
og'meo mango grbeibere. Si faar
lie Siben an os berfor mere ON bet
ienere.
Serme6 bill ieg lutte oenne Sang
meo en- fi9r Silien til Sl9gt, @en'
ner og alle mine 2Plere.
IurlanS oen 15oe Sftober 1910.
3nu0t SnDreli0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-15
2rscrne bar / 8ilbreSe.

fNOI
1ogen Sib ii0en bIep Dor file 8ut
ing" ifriper Nr. Sofm ReIion, 435
gnoerion gpe., &acine, 8is. "9et
begpnote meb T9slinger, o. oerefter
iulste en- arben Spsoom, om9eaerne
life ipntes at f%oritad. De Iebici.
ner, iom De gap BAN, biaIp ilet life.
@i beitemte os Ga for at prsue
aurifo. gi tit en- SLATE, og girf.
ningen par piounberIis = oen enc
SLATE belbreoebe bam." Set bar
pGret en- Suerraifelie for manage,
bporoan ct iaa milbt RibbeI iom
aiirifo fan irembriuge iaa isineial.
oenbe og pelgisrenbe Reiultater.
Semmelisbeoen Iiager / bens gpne
til at ubifiQe ooerflsoist os uonpttei
Stoi ira globet og Spitemet. Zen.
ne Mebicin er life tiIinIss paa Apo.
tbeferne. Zen iaaes oirefte aiennem
ipecielt oniatte aeenter. Sor nar.
mere SpIpsninser tilifrip Or. Better
5abrnep & Cons Co.. 1876 60.
Sopne aue.. Gbieaso, SS
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-15

A May Manton
pattern OF the waist
6779, sires "a to
40 bust Of the skirt,
679I.22 to 80 waist,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-15

II 10 cANccOllBiy
becoming to girlish
figures, and it is al
together smart and
attractive. T c
skirt is straight and
plated, and can be
left plain as illus
trsted or trimmed
with a band ar
ranged at any
depth that may be
b o m ing. The
c o m e d gar
m E make a
costume that fills
a very uine
n E e d For the
skirt, any season.
able wooden MATER
ial is appropriate
and for the waist
almost numberles.
pretty fabrics are
offered. M dras
is the one illustrat-
ed, but silk and
washable fannels,
cash m and
challis all are used
!or shirt waists.
There is a high
turned over collar,
which can be made
OF the material or
of linen. or the
waist can be o
With any separate
collar or sto k.
Diagonal serge
makes this skirt
and the color is one
Of the new browns,
that is so much
liked.
The quantity Of
material required
for a girl 10 years OF
age will be J yards
~ II, yards 50,
or ia yards -
for the waist:
6 yards IT or
Ia yards ~
for the skirt.
The waist pat
tern 67o7 is cut in
sizes for misses OF II
10 and IS years Of
age the skirt pat
tern 66o5, in sizes
for misses Of "a and
rs years of age.
Either pattern
will be mailed 70
any address BY the
Fashion Depart
ment Of this paper
on receipt OF ten
cents.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-15
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al orufriue SrYftet o.
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life fan ombYttes
for afternoon
The three circular
d the trimming Of
silk gives Just the
needed contrast.
The bio use is a
very new and pref
ty one, and har-
monies with the
skirt perfectly well.
1t could be made
with long sleeves,
but those Of three
quarter length are
pretty and fashion,
able. The yoke,
that is cut in one
with the short over
sleeves is a feat
ure and the curving
line Of the yoke is
b e noted.
The little friil Of
lace gives a dainty
touch. but is not
necessary. There
is piping of velvet.
which adds greatly
TO the effect, and
the little buttons
are of this material.
Various materials
can be made after
this mode with sue
cess, and almost
numberless COM
binations could be
suggested or the
blouse could be
made of one mater-
ial throughout If
liked. and the plain
portion trimmed
in some way. For
a palmer gown the
hounces could be
finished with hens
only.
The quantity OF
material required
for the medium sire
for the plain portion
of the waist is I-8
yds. ~ or ~ inches
wide. SIS yd. A;
the full portion will
require yd. "a or
~, or is yd. a.,
and the yoke and
under sleeves ! yd.
of all-over a c e.
For the circular
founces will b c
needed 5I-4 yds.
Of material ~ or II
inches wide, 8 IA
yds. a., and for the
foundation, over
which the upper
ones are arranged.
will be needed 3 IA
yds. az or AZ, SIS
yds. a.. To trim
the skirt will be
needed 1 yd. of bias
silk.
A May Manton
pattern Of the waist
6779, sires "a 10
40 bust OF the skirt,
679I.72 to 30 waist,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-15

2 HE shirt waist is one of the useful garments that every girl likes to havein
abundance. This one is made with pretty ndbecomng full fronts and withA
back that can be made plain or with an applied yoke: II is exceedingly
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-15

HENRIETTA cloth is exceedingly well liked tm, season for afternoon
gowns, audit is especially well adapted to this model. The three circular
III hounces of the skirt make most beautiful folds and the trimming Of