davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-09-28

mierzu zaczepno-odpornem takze
ME moze bye mowy. Vice co?
Francya, jako militarnie s}absza,
ma w tenn sw6j interes, aby ayc
Z nami w dobrych stosunkach "
ten sposob uczynic mas dla niej
nieszkodliwymi. Ale my takich
zyczeh speinic ME mozemy. Po-
jednanie daloby korzysci wylacz-
ME Francyi, zmniejszyloby sile
naszego uderzenia.
Dalej zas mowi Harden:
Blizka jest godzina przeznacze-
MIA, iezeli Francya uwaia mas "a
slabych, = daleka jezeli ma mas
"a mocnych. :. Francya poczula
zn6w wsasna size, maluczko u
wierzy w pewnosc swego zwycie-
stwa. :. Pragnlemy zachoWac spo-
k6j uprzejmosc. Ale ci, co zadaja
pojednania, niechaj przestana sic
trudzic. :. w czterdziesci lat po
wojnie Francya zn6w ma nadzie-
je. Tego mozc wkrotce pozaluja
rozumniejsi Francuzi. Bedziemy 2
tego zadowoleni, ale dis ME
chcemy okryt sic smiesznoscia.
TAX mowi Harden. A ton tego
artykuiu jest W chwili obecnej ty-
powym dla nastrojow opinii ME
mieckiej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-09-28
Telegramy kraiowe.

Saratoga, 9S wrzesnia. - 567
eIosami przeciw AS obrany 20
stall Teodor Roosevelt tymczaso-
wynn przewodniczacym konwen-
cyl republikahskiej stanowej no
wojorskiej. Wybor; ten byf po-
przedzony ostra szermierka ma slo
wa pomiedzy zwolennikatni ,,sta-
rel gwardyi" a postepowcami
przez Roosevelta reprezentowany
mi. Col. Abr. Gruber z Nowego
Yorku w swej przemowie ostro
wystepowal przeciw Roosevelto-
wi, .dowodzac, re ,,pluca narodu
niekoniecznie So jeszcze jego ro-
zumem". = Roosevelt w swej
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-09-28
WB RPooEINs SEATED IN BIPLA1IE

Paryz, % wrzesnia. = Hubert
latham wzni6si sic w powietrze
w nowym monoplanie zaoPatrzo-
nym w motor sile 100 koni. Ma
szync te specyalnie zbudowano
na miedzynarodowy zjazd awia-
tor6w do Belmont Park, l.. !. o.
siagnela ona chyzost GO do 10
mil w godzinie, chociaz ME uzyto
calej silly motoru.
Paryz, 9S wrzesnia, - "Matin
donosi, re dotychczasowy mini
ster spraw zagranicznych W Ro-
svi, Izwolski, zostai zamianowa-
ny ambasadorem W Paryzu ma
mieisce zmarlego Nelidowa.
Madryt, 2s wrzesnia. - Tute,-
sze gazety katolickie donosza o
nieporozumieniach w gabinecie |
przepowiadaja, re demonstracye
ktore odbedza sic w przyszla ME
dziele, zmusza premiera CanalaJe-
sa do zrezygnowania w przede-
dniu otwarcia ,,Cortes", ktore ma
stapi. 8 pazdziernika. Dodaja, ze
nastepca jego bedzie hr. Roma
nores, prezydent izby poslow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-09-28
Jzytaj .,Kronike Chicagoska)

Wczoraj cdbyta sie Sesya rady
gabinctowej, ia kt6rej naradzano
sic mad budie.em wojska i floty.
Postanowiono zmniejszyc budzet
woisla 10 milioH0w dolar0w
podobne oszczednoSci zaprowa-
die w inaych departamentach.
Oznajmiono tez, il prezydent pra-
wdopodobnie juz W Srode oglosi,
re okoio 5000 asystcntow poczt-
mistrz6w w Stanach Zjednoczo-
nych podpadnie pod reguly siuz-
by cywilnej, a zatem zostanie wy
laczonych z polityli zupelnie.
Sfychat, re prezydent zamierza
zaproronowat kongresowi, azeby
take wszyscy pocztmistrze 2 3
klssy podlegali regulom sfuzby
cywilaej, Dzieje sic to ma rade
gen. pocztmistrza Hitchcocka.
Madison, Wis, % wrzeSnia. -
Demokraci jeszcze ME byli W sta
ME ulozyc swojej platformy
dzisiaj dalej odbywaja sic ozy-
wione debaty. Chodzi giownie o
uStep tyczacy sic local option,
przeciw kt6rej demokraci chcie-
liby sic oswiadczyt, ale uwazaja
"a rzecz politycznie niebezpiecz-
ma. Take W platformie republi-
kahskiej ia kwestya tworzy glow
ny przedmiot debat; pozatem po-
parte So zapatrywania senatora
La Follette'a i zalecony jego wy
Dor powtorny.
Rochester, N. Y, % wrzesnia.
- Ma demokratycznej konwen-
cyl stanowej kiopotu wielkiego
nabawil list burmistrza Gaynora
do Jamesa Creelmana, w ktorym
zrzeka sic kandydatury ma guber-
natora. Wszyscy przywodcy, ME
wyjmujac Tammanistow, oswald
czaja, re ME wiedza, jak te-
raz postapit.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-09-28
PRZEGLAD
pOuTYKI MIEDzYAAROOOWE
Chicago, % wrzesnia.
(Naprezenie francusko-
niemieckie).

Po diuzszei ciszy, ostroznej u
przeimosci. nawet delikatnych
pr6bach wzajemnego zblizenia
zn6w zaogniy sic stosunki fran
cusko-niemieckie rama, powie-
rzchownie zasklepiona, znowu
krwawic zaczyna. Niby to mic sic
ME staio, niby stosunki obu rza-
dow sa Dajpoprawniejsze, niby
na horyzoncie ME widac zadneI
chmury, lztoraby groziAa pioru-
mem, jednak ton Prasy, szczegoi-
ME po niemieckiej stronie, Jest
dziwnie nerwowy nawet drapie-
my, a nastroje te So tax powsze-
chne, re moga bye chyba odbicienn
pewnych obaw, kwasow, ktore
nagromadzily sic W kancelaryach
rzadowych i mniei lub wiecej
wyrazna VIOLA kierownikow pan
silva przefiltrowaly do prasy.
Nasuwa sic tedy pytanie, co jest
istotna przyczyna niespodziewa-
nego uaprezenia? Zdaje sic ME
ulegaG zadnej wqtpiwosci, re
tryumfy lotnictwa francuskiego
niepowodzenia Zeppelin6w ode
graiy w tenn wszystkiem role bar
do powaznq. Niemcy poczuiy ma
gle, te Francya zdobyia bron, kto-
"a W razie ewentualnej wojny mo-
ze zakwestyonowac przewage ar
mil niemieckiej. Udziai aeropla-
now w ostatnich manewrach pi-
kardyjskich wykazal przeciez, re
lotnictwo francuskie ma juz dis
doniosle znaczenie Strategiczne j
4e laden narod europejski w tym
kierunku nawet w przyblizeniu
ME dorownai Francyi. Zaniepoko-
il sic tedy Rad niemiecki i zacze-
Ia dygotac opinia. Rozpoczely ia
kies goraczkowe starania, aby ma
nowe tory wprowadzic w Mem
czech sprawe lotnictwa i utwo-
rye na gwalt zastepy wycwiczo-
nych pilot6w, ale w tenn wszyst-
klein widaS narazie tylko nerwo-
wa bezradnosc. Jednoczesnie zas
ozwaiy sic W prasie alarmujace
okrzyki ponure wrozby. ktore
poteguja jeszcze ogolny niepo-
k6j.
Jednoczesnie projekt francuski
Eorgauizowania w koloniach ar
mil murzyhskiej widocznym "a
miarem przerzuoenia jej w razie
potrzeby M teren europejski wy
wari w Niemczech fatalne wraze-
ME, a szczegolnie W wplywowych
kolach tax wv. opatryotow viva
towych' uwazany jest wprost "a
rekawice, rzucona Niemcom. Ma
organizacye ,,czarnej armii" prze-
widuje budzet francuski ma rok
1910 sunny wcale powaz-
ne. Kilka czarnych batalionow juz
ale mustruje, "a lat cztery be-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-09-28
Telegramy zagraniczne

Berlin, 28 wrzeSnia. : We
wtorek wieczorem starcia pomie-
dzy strajkerami a policya W dy-
strykcie Moabitu byly jeszcze
grozniejsze, anizeli dnia poprze-
dzajacego. Pc obu stronach VIE
lu bylo pokaleczonych.Cala dziel-
MICA wyglada jakoby byia w sta
ME oblezenia. Tysiace strajz
kerow ich przyjacioi gromadzi7s5
ly sic ma ulicach z zapadnieciem
zmroku. Policya wyslala 100
konnych 45o pieszych policyan-
tow 2 rozHazem poslagiwania sic
bronia sieczna i.palna W.razie po-
trzeby. Okoio godziny 9-tej roz-
poczely sic rozruchy j W niare
zwiekszania sic ciemnosci eoraz
TO byiy gorsze. Mezczyzni | ko-
biety przebiegajac ulicy ma IL
lice tlukli latarnie i szyby, j pla-
drowali te sklady, ktore ME byly
zaopatrzone w zelazne zaluzye.
Policya czesto atakowa}a i liczba
poranionych zwiekszala sic. L O.
kien kobiety i mezczyzni rzucali
flaszki. cegly kamienie wegle
ma policye, ktora odpowiadaia
strzaiami rewolwerowymi, Pre-
zydent policyi V. Jagow okofo
godz. Iotej przejezdza1 po dziel-
nicy, w kt6rej byly rozruchy, a
tiumy lzyly go ma ulicy, obrzuca-
iy r6znymi pociskami z okien.
Ma Waldstrasse policya wdziera-
la sic do wnetrza domow; w je-
dnym z nich jakas kobieta rzuci-
Ia ma policyantow lampe plona-
ca tax, re wielu groznie sic po-
parzylo. Do stare krwawych
przyszlo ma ulicach Buessel,
Thurm Zwingli; strzelali tam
takze strajkerzy. Policya bronia
sieczna atakowaia i mnostwo
rannych padalo. Ilu aresztowano,
niewiadomo. o godz. II polecono
pozamykac wyszynki; policya u
tworzyla kordony, by ME dopu-
szczac naplywu ludzi z innych
dzielnic. To ma chwile przywro-
clio spokoj jaki taxi. 1900 poll
cyant6w teraz peini sluzbe W O.
wei dzielnicy. Liczba ranionych
strajker6w wynosi okolo 100, z
tych 13 groznie. Dwaj policyan-
ci r6wniez groznie sa skaleczeni
isa w szpitalu, Mn6stwo lzej ra-
nionych porozchodzila sic do
mieszkan i tych obliczyc niepo-
dobna. Poniewaz tiuczono latar-
ME, przeto w ciemnosci walczo-
no. Kiedy policya ustapila, thu
my zebrai ysie znowu. j podpala-
ly wiazki drzewa oblane malta
pred domami. Wtedy znow
policya nadeszla re strata og-
niowa, by gasic piomienie.
Naliczono razem 1873 ranionych
strajkerow i policyantow; z tych
"a niezawodnie umrze. Pulk woj-
ska stoi teraz W pogotowiu, by
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-09-28

die gotowy pierwszy korpus mu-
rzyn6w francuskich W sile 10000
ludzi. Temps zaS oblicza, re liczba
murzynow zdatnych do noszenia
broni, wynosi ma olbrzymich pre-
strzeniach kolonii francusklch cd
Konga az do Algieru cd Tunisu
do granic Marokka wiecej niz mi
lion. Bye moze zatem, re W cia-
gu lat kilkunastu Francya ma sza-,
le Europy rzuci ogromna armle
murzynska w ten sposob zagrozi
supremacy wojskowej Niemiec,
Wszystko to budzi dawna ME
ufnosc W Berlinie, W dodatku
ME ulega zadnej watpliwosci, re
Francya przemawia dis W poll
tyce wiekszs stanowczoscia, niz
dawniej, ME tajac wcale, re liczy
sic z niebezp1eczenstwem woJny .
Niemcami re przygotowywa
sic do niej systematycznie.
Projekt bylego ministra Lanes
sana, aby move ,,dreadnoughty"
francuskie stacyonowac ma zacho-
dnio polnocnych wybrzezach
Francyi, zamiast jak TO Pierwot-
ME bylo zamieszczone, namorzu
ISrodziemnem, jest rowniez dowo-
dem, ze w stosunku Paryza do
Berlina struna wzajemnej rywali-
zacyi znoju jest SLIME napieta.
Z takich nastroj6w wyloniiy sic
niezmiernie ostre artykuly prasy
berlinskiej powodu pozyczki tu-
reckiej, ktorej Rad francuski, jak
wiadomo, odmowil notyfikacyi.W
dziennikaeh wszystkich odcieni
rozpoczeto juz podjudzanie rzq-
du tureckiego przeciw rzeczypo-
spolitej j wyrazne nawolywanie,
ably Turcya w zblizeniu do Me
mice wziela odwet ma Francyi.
Charakterystycznym jest wre-
szcie artykui Maksymiliana Har-
dena, otrzymujacego, jak wiado-
mo, nieraz inspiracye wysokich
kol politycznych, ktory ma
szpaltach tygodnika Zukunft wy
stapif niezmiernie wojowniczyn
artykuiem przeciw Francyi. Har-
den rjmuje swe poglady W for
me dialogu jakimS poeta fran
ciskim, ktory zapewniwszy go, re
uczucie nienawiSci do Niemiec da
VINO juz we Francyi wygasio,
proponuje twarda zgode Mem
cami pod warunkiem, re casarz
ME bedzie draznii uczuc narodo-
wych Francuz6w, re ME pojedzie
jesienia ma pola bitwy pod Wa
terloo i re jako symboliczny akt
pojednania, zwr6ci maiy skrawek
Alzacyi, zamieszkaly przez rdzen-
M ludnoSc francuskq.
Harden re wszystkich tych
Projektow podrwiwa W sposob
bardzo drastyczny wprost pro-
wokujacy.
= Pojednanie? = mowi = to
wyraz dziecinny. Coz wy macie
do ofiarowania? Chyba bezwzgle-
dne uznanie tego stanu rzeczy,
utworzony zostal przez pokoj
franSfurcki. Ale WY dowodzicie,
ze to obraza wasz honor. 0 przy-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-09-28
ROzLEW KRWI " BERL|N|E.
OkOIo 1888 oS0b ranionych lub zabltych
W starciaCh poIicyi ze strakeraml.
Aviator George Chavez prypaGa slave 1ycenl
Cholera W Neapolu i okolicy pochione-
la 1000 ofiar.
Podr02 w poWietrzu z
Trewiru do Metzu.
Nowy ambassador rosJskl Paryzu'
Nowy AMBASSADOR rosyjski W Paryzu.
PrzepOwiednia upadku premiera Canalejasa.

zskue kOntroe
rsouom s.pzby cywinej. poyczne roznych
KOnwencya browarzy Detroit Lockout muarzy
w Nowym Yorku Ligi Irandzkiej Jeszcze
w Banker ZaDy !" WJPauA" ""'0
moblow -Burm aeroplanie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-09-28

(Dokohczenie ma stronicy 6-ej}.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-01

TO LET NICELY FURNISHED. SUNNY
front room. connecting bath, private family.
Phone WEST 1881. 1888
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-01

TO LET-TWO BEAUTIFUL FURNISHED
rooms in private family, walking distance,
743 HARTFORD AVE. Main 4104. 1893
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-01

TO LET FURNISHED ROOM. IN FINE
home. to gentleman; no other roomers; home
privilege; Westlake district. Phone 54730.
Call forenoon 1910 w. 1lrH ST. 1l-3O-3
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-01
FOR sALE-dOvernment Land

SAVE MONEY! YOUR ADVT. THREE
times for the price OF two. or seven times
for tbs price OF hvs, If prepaid 1l-l-tf
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-01

FOR RENT-NICB FRONT ROOM, PRI-
vate entrance. morning sun; quiet home
with young couple Bath. phone. Good
car service 1919 S. UNION. 12-l-2t
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-01

TO LET - 2 NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS,
with or without board, in best part of city;
private home. Phone Home 523l3. 1886 BON
ME BRAE. 11th St 1893
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-01

TO LET-FURNIsHED ROOMS. s5 NEWLY
furnished rooms. running water, modern, 81
per week, 50c day. 13i7 S. Los ANGELES
ST. Phone R7l5l. 1905
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-01
TO LET-Rooms. Furnished
Hotel Seville

7S2-7sl SOUTH FLOWER ST.
One of the finest family hotels in the city.
Newly furnished throughout: steam heat.
hot and cold water; electric lights; European
plan. Only short walk from Broadway:
Phones Main S513; F653S. 4-1-tt
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-01
HOTEL FEDORA

325 u. Second st.
Steam heat hot and cold water in each
room; best rooms in city for the money.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-01

TO LET-NICELY FURNISHED ROOM FOR
housekeeping, $3.50 and $3.50 per week, in
cluding gas, bath, laundry and telephone.
1912 S. HOPE ST 1l-30-3
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-01
NOTICES.
Legal Notice

Notice is hereby given that Mr. a. J.
Barnes has severed all connection with the
Rainier cafe restaurant end only No, l39ls
$. BroadaY Los Angeles Cal, and will noe
be responsible for any debts contracted on
said cafe after December l. 1910. =.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-01
TO LET-Housekeeping Rooms

INSERTIONS OF A HERALD WANT AID
for the price of 2, or insertions for the
price Of g.. Ask The Herald counter man
1O-12-tf
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-01

TO LET-To A GENTLEMAN. FURNISHED
front room. in private home, with use of
garage, W. Goth st. Telephone Sunset
WEST S42. 1893
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-01

3 INSERTIONS OF HERALD WANT AID
for tho price of Q. or Z insertions for the
price of s. Ask The Herald counter man.
Lift
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-01

TO LET-TWO BEDROOMS, FURNISHED;
rent reasonable; walking distance to town.
1915 S. HOPE ST Home Phone F579S. 11-90-5
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-01

TO LET stLARGE ROOMS MODERN
apartment, private bath, furnished; adults.
260 Il. 2STH. 11-30-3
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-01

TO LET-NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS.
transient accommodations 552 S. BROAD
WAY. 1l-30-3
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-01

70 LET-NIcE FURNISHED ROOM, IN PRI-
vate family, $3.50 month. 71s OTTAWA
ST. 11-30-S
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-01
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.

SAVE MONEY. YOUR ADVT. THREE
times for the price Of two. or seven times
for the pr:os of i've. II prepaid. l1-l-tf
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-01
10 LET-Rooms and Board

FOR RENT-ROoM AND BOARD, TWO
gentlemen or man and wife, home cooking
and comforts; private family; rates reason
able 1I0l w IST ST. 1893
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-01

TO LET-LARGE, SUNNY CORNER ROOM.
kitchen and private bath. $50 S. OLIVE.
1893
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-24
Colors to Avoid

"HE question OF color implies a
knowledge Of the compliments of
u the different hues. IT Is this
fact that makes a shade becoming TO
a woman. and when once the effect IS
recognized there will be fewer mis-
takes and greater beauty for fair and
dark women. A little study OF tbs re-
suit Of certain shade will bring 10
light the fact that a shadow OF dif-
ferent hue is cast over the features.
Green gives a asred appearances to the
skin; therefore. women WHO possess
ruddy compilations should avoid tt. A
delicate green. on the other hand. is
favorable to pale blond complexions.
because it imparts a rosiness to such
complexions-red, its Complementary
color, being reflected upon green.
Violet is an unfavOrable color for al
most every kind Of complexion, because,
rejecting yellow. II increases that tint
when it is present In the skin or hair;
il gives to an olive complexion q jaun-
diced look.
Blue, again. Is unsuitable to brunettes,
because 1t adds to the darkness OF ths
complexion.
Yellow, orange and red suit dark peo-
pie, because, contrasting with the dark
skin and hair. they not only show to
greater advantage themselves, but en-
rich the hue of the black
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-24
HAlsegM line Ayes MHe

OF course, on an ocean liner evening
dress Is worn at dinner, but in land
travelling, unless you wish to add sim
pie crepe or voile dress for emergen-
cies, nothing Of the kind is necessary.
Take plenty Of collars; you cannot have
too many. And see that there Is an
elegant suff1ciency" of belts, jabots,
handkerchiefs and other accessories.
Nothing that shows dirt will last you
more than a day. and remember there
is no chance for washing or for fresh
supplies The man who will open
notion shop on the cross-country trains
Will confer a benefit on womankind
AS to your other supplies, you VIII
need a rubber case for your toilet
articles. plenty OF sewing materials, IN
Guiding pins. two changes OF snoes'
changes OF underwear. dark silk petu-
coat and a dark kimono-preferaoly
black china silk again-with kid slippers
for night wear.
If you are in the train only one night,
do not undress entirely: simply take on
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-24

riving alone at night will not be
received in the good hotels unless she
has engaged a room beforehand. Re-
member that in making arrangemsnts.
And take a licensed cab to your hotel;
1t is much safer in strange city.
There are number OF points have
not space to touch upon, but II any
would-be traveller viii write to me with
a self-addressed stamped envelope I
shall be glad to advise her for limited
time on special difficulties. L cannot
give information as to any specified
place or railroad.
And bon voyagel
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-24

and five broad. Mix thoroughly and
incorporate with the salted rose leaves.
Put 1t in clean. ordinary Jar, cover it
lightly and set 1t away to "ripen." You
can put 1t back IN your rose jar, which
by this time should have been well
washed out and dried (and, indeed. it
might be better to have used plain Jars
instead for all the previous process). at
the end Of two weeks.
Keep the inner lid always on the rose
jar. and the pot-pourri will give deli
cate scent to its surroundings for q
matter Of twenty years or so. In case
you prefer heavier odor, leave it en-
tirely open during the day; but you will
have to renew the preparation every
year when the roses bloom again.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-24
My. is Geeat h1
When Travelling Alone

pay to economize In the matter OF
transportation. Comfort and conven-
ience are cheaper in the long run in
their effect on mind and temper. Bet
ter a parlor car chair now than sick
headache later. am assuming, of
course. that the distance to be covered
is of sufficient length to justify its being
really called journey.
Engage then, your berth or statetoom
or parior chair just as soon as you are
sure how yoI are going and thus secure
first choice Whenever it is possible. If
you are a good sailor, travel by water.
1t is generally less expensive by direct
route. and there is much more freedom
than in the narrow confines of a car.
OF course, the boat lines for the greater
part run only in warm weather, but it is
the summer traveller to whom l espe-
cially refer.
The clothes you carry will naturally
depend on the length of your journey
and of the stay at the end of It. In
general. carry With you in your suit
case only the .things you want~to wear
on the boat or train and enough clothes
to give you a fresh appearance at the
end. You will be wise II you prefer
dark shirtwaists to light. A good suit OF
cloth not easily crushed, or OF blue or
gray linen II it be very warm, and
three or four shirtwaists of an unnuss-
able material from foulard to crepe, in
a color to match or prettily contrast
with the suit, are all you will need for
trip across the continent. A black suit
OF knockabout cloth and waists of dark
china silk or-if yon must have white.
Of cotton crepe are always appropriate.
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AAvMeMamAgVgy GaAerys sdNens bhe eysHY-Z1y0ArM

Your jar you will already have, pur-
chased in a size to suit your needs.
1t is provided with a double nd-one.
ung1azed, Of porous earthenware, the
other of china to match the jar.
Into this you will pour the rose petals.
carefully separated from leaves and
other flower parts, packing them well in
layers two inches deep and sprinkling
on each layer two tablespoonfuls OF dry.
finely ground salt. Each day add fresh
petals and salt, until your Jar is full.
Put 1t away for week In a dark place
which is both cool and dry.
At the end Of the week, empty all the
petals on to a broad plate and mix and
toss them together until the compact
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Perfumed Beds

f" HERE Is nothing very moved. ths
uninitiated may think. about per-
u fumed beds. for every one knows
how good housewives have for genera
ton Drfded themselves on their naperys
and that one of their special little fad5
was to place lavender bags among the
sheets in order to add a little to the
luxury OF the sleeper. But when per-
TUNED beds are talked OF nowadays
something is contemplated which wa
unknown to the old-ume housewife
Now between the mattress and the
sheet there is laid scented pad-a thin
quilted affair. which has one layer OF
cotton freely sprinkled with the favorits
sachet powder-which causes the whole
bed to smell deliciously OF roses. vtolets,
or whatever may be the chosen per-
fume
pillows are also opened and sachet
uoyUder Is sprinkled among the feathers
Orrfs makes a perfume resembling yio-
lets and there are some people who Ike
that Of pine. which is easily obtained by
gathering the needles from the trees n
summer and laying them nat IN Little
sacks. which are inserted in both pads
and pillows.
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backward; it is much better for
the eyes, since the landscape slides by
instead OF meeting you. 1t is the Gus
tom IN parlor cars to keep on your hat,
but remove your coat, gloves and veil
at once About half an hour before you
want TO retire ask the porter to make
up your berth. and by all means Sc
cure lower berth when ordering. Most
cars are now equipped with electric
lights in each berth. but you would bet
ter have along a small electric lamp,
whose battery may be renewed for
quarter or so.- Arrange your coat. hat.
etc. in the shelf made by the sides of
the seat: place smaller articles in the
little hammock strung from window TO
window. and put your watch and your
electric lamp on the windowsill. Pin
your skirt to the curtains with large
safety pins. And keep the shades down.
Remember that the train stops at Sari-
Gus places during the night, and that
men with lanterns will patrol the plat
formsl Never shall forget waking up
at a Rhode Island town, to look straight
into the eyes OF baggage Official with
a swinging lamp. And another time, in
California. before finally learned my
lesson. 1 was actually awakened by
heaEing a masculine voice say: Here's
another idiot with her shades up" So
be warned.
Get the porter to call you If there is
reason for haste in the morning: a
touch Of the bell in every berth will
bring him If you wish anything of him.
Dress except for collar. etc. and go to
the toilet room as quietly and incon-
spicuously as possible Do not lock the
door: rudeness always begets rudeness.
Some women prefer TO arrange their
hair in the toilet room. but do it in your
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How to Recurl Ostrich
Feathers

ITO RECURL an ostrich feather have
a teakettle full of boiling water,
Il and then shake the feather yigor-
ously through the escaping steam. TAX
ing care that it does not get too damp
This freshens Up the plume and restores
brilliancy. Next take a silver fruit
knife. and, beginning with the feathers
nearest the quill, take a small bunch
between the thumb and foreinger and
draw it gently over the blade OF the
knife until curled as closely as desired.
Follow this process on each side of the
tip, and then take very coarse comb,
comb out the feather carefully. and you
will find your old plume as good as
ever.