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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-10-24

| EQUATION or huge loans and the Dro.
visions for the issue Of Treasury
notes. Then come the refunding acts
OF the seventies, and finally the acts
authorizing the Spanish war loans
and loans for the Panama Ca
nal.
The second part of the compilation
is devoted to banking. Here will be
found the acts chartering the First
and Second banks of the United
States, the laws authorizing the Pres
ident to borrow from these banks, and
later those regulating the deposits of
public money among the banks and
its distribution among the States.
The misunderstanding act of June 3.
1854, which was a revision of the
first act, is given practically in full.
In note the editors have given the
principal points of difference between
this and the earlier act. One can
follow down to the present all the
legislation concerning national banks.
the act of March IA, 1900, the act of
March 4, 1907, which permitted the
Secretary of the Treasury to deposit
in the banks all public money, receipts
OF customs included, and finally the
act of May 80, 1908, which provided
for the issue of an emergency circula-
ton.
Coinage is the subject dealt with in
the third part. Here will be found
the acts establishing the mint and
providing for our coinage, the laws
governing the rates at which, previous
to 1857, foreign coins should be &C.
cepted as legal tender, and the laws
which have from time to time made
changes in the weight or denomination
OF our coins. One interesting law of
the embargo period is that of April
| IA, 1912, which enacted: THAT it
shall not be lawful during the continu-
ance of the act entitled An act laying
an embargo on all the ships and YES
sells in the ports and harborss of the
United States for limited time to
export from the United States or the
territories thereof, in any manner
whatever any specie nor any goods,
wares, or merchandise of foreign or
domestic growth or manufacture"
Much legislation in this part is con,
cerned with the establishment of the
minis and essay offices and the laying
down of rules for their guidance. The
silver-purchase acts, the gold-stand
ard act of 1900, and all other acts re
lating TO our coinage can readily be
found by the student The last
statute included is that of May IS
190S-"An act providing for the res
toration of the motto In God We
Trust on certain denominations OF
the gold and silver coins of the Uni
ted States"
The last part deals with paper mon
ey. The United States passed but
few acts on this subject previous to
those providing for the issue of the
greenbacks. the few enacted dealing
chiefly with the notes of the First
and Second banks of the United
States. But from the issue of the
greenbacks on, the legislation ha:
been more frequent. Here will be
found the laws leading up to the re
sumption of specie payments, on Jan
uuary 1, 1879, and the statues con
corning the Treasury notes of 1890
Though of less Importance, the act
OF the greenback period providing TO
the issue of postage stamps and O
fractional currency will also appeal t.
the student of American currency.
KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF HoNoi
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-10-24

cleansing and
purifyi ing the
blood, assists the
stomach and d.
gestive members
in the creation of
new blood cor
puscles and other
nourishing mat
fer foV Tie H.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-10-24

KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF HONOR
meet every Friday night at odd Eel.
lows Hall. All members are request.
ed to be present.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-08-04
Sapferes RabdleH.

Sriba 9oIinsfp, bic srurr,3igiGb.
rige Gofter bes Observation-Disclosures
SpHlan DOIinsfp, Ro. 211 Senrp
StraBe, Refp gorf, tpurbe nm 8 llbr
Worgens bon liner iiineeren Sbtpe-
tier getuedt, Die ibr iagte, es miiiie
elm 6renp6er in Der Wobnitng iein.
Nab6em fie in Der Riide 9ibt se-
madt, bate fie pirfIi6 urter Dem
Stib in Der Bobnihtbe einen frem.
Den 9aann fauern seieben. Sic
ihrie uuf, unb ibr Batter fam nit ei.
ner SeIserflaihe in Der Soitb bin5u.
Der Sreiruoe brobte 9olinstp. er per.
De ibn erifJieBeu, fpsnn er cine Be-
megllng made, aber ebe er li6 re6t
beiinnen fonnte, bate oas WGoden
i6on 0ie SIai6e, Die Der Batter allf
ben Gid eeibeIlt, ergriffen unb Dem
@irbrin9Iing glier iiber bos @dibt
geidIagen. Der batte banu geidoiien,
nidt setroffen, un6 i'm n1diten gll-
genbIi6e batte ibn SRI. 9olinsfp
uon riidhpdrts umi9llutsen. geidt
odrtIid ipabrideinIid1, benn ais iie
tim nit einem Singer ieoer Sanb Die
WunotpilrteI aitseinGrt6er aoe idrie
er Dor Shmer5. Raf,oem er Damn
nod tiiftis oertrast un6 etIihes bes
9OIinsfpib Sei9irres arf ieinem
Sf,1SeI 8eridIagen tuoroen mar, be-
fam man ibn NIT SiIfe bes sroBen
8ntbers in Der 6anliIie auf ben 80.
ben urD fparbete bann alIf Die 9inge,
bic ba m 8eitalt zines BoIBiiten
ibon i'm arlsltge sparer.
sSn &erid,t batte Der 9erboftete
ridts Sl fagen urto tpllrbe ulter
$2.500 8irgf6aft fir ben Bro3eB
geItellt. Gr nannte iih 0for 2eoine.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-08-04
Die bsimatbluie 8eSenftafeI

Den 9lrhitetten Sobann @ottbart
2angbans, Der hurh 6as 9ranben.
burger Ebor um6 Die 8ieoerberiteI.
lung bes Rirdtburms BON ct. Wa.
rien Dem StaotbiI6 BON Berlin ho.
ratteriitiihe 8iise OerIieb, uollte ser
SerIiner Ragiitrat 6aOur6 ebren,
oGb er an Dem bon ibm betpobnten
Sauie @borlottenitrnBe 4s eine &c.
oenttafeI ansltbringen beidIoB. 9ie
@igentbitmerin bieies Sauies, Die
RInitbGnOIerfirma 9linsIer unS Iut.
barOt, bat Die an iie geri6tete Bite
bes Nagiitrats, Die 9lnbringllng Der
EafeI 3i geitatten, bamit beantluor.
tet, SaB iie Sieie grlaubniB MIR auf
ie6er5eitigen Bioerruf unb gegen
cine iGbrIi6e @ebiibr BON fiinf Mart
geben poIle, ittb bnb iie ii6 ole Blas.
beItiHrmllng porbebalte. Da cine ioI.
DIE 5oroerung bel Der Gnbringung
elmer berartigen Safel nod niemaIs
geiteIlt porOsn 1T, bat Der RasiItrnt
bei6loiien, Die SafeI an elmer arbe.
rem, nod 5u beitimmenoen SteQe on.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-08-04
Sufri6ter nls GHriftiteller.

Ter 8erIagsbudbdnbler Suber in
9ieiien am aHmeriee erbieIt bon 6em
t. t. @nrniiongeridt IN Bien oas fol-
aenoe eingeibriebene Shreiben: SD
eriufe. oos nit 8ertros bonn %. Sep.
tember 1902 in ben 8erIas Der Sir.
ma ibernommene Berf oes a6oIf
Sofridter .Bas man imSimmeI bon
uns ipribt" gegen Radrabme erpreB
bierber ienoen su tpoIlen. Der &C.
ridtsleitsr."
Ser S,tberi6e 8erIns bot tbat-
f6dIidj ieinerseit bic obengennnnte
Shrift areeronimen. Der Der
trag i6eint crit in Iester 3eit in
bic SGnSe bes Diener @arniionge-
ri6ts eeIarst au iein. Der 8erlegsr
mar BON bem Shrsiben bes @erihts
auf's S6dite iiberraibt, ba er feline
Gbnung baoon bate, 6ab Der Sof.
rifter, nit Dem er Bis in bas SSabr
1907 binein forreIponoirt batte, nit
benz 8erien6er Der @iftpiIIen ibentiIb
iei. Sofridter bate feline griefe nit
Dem Gieuoonpm gaOoIf Sof.Rifter"
ge3eifnet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-08-04
Grbeitcridjut.

Sn Der unIGnsit abeebaItenen
Sisune oes 8entraIausiduiies Der
SeieGihaft fir SoSiaIreform rpur6e
beihIoiien, ouf Der n6diten Goguns
Der internationaIen 8ereinisung fir
eeiesIi6en sIrbeiteridus neue inter-
rationale arbeiteribus Bereinigun.
gen on5ureeen, uno jpor in foIgen.
ben gInseIesenbeiten: 8erbot Der
gtabtarbeit bon iligeuoIiden glrbei.
tern; Sofitarbsits8eit fir 1rauen
unS iusenoIi6e ar5eiter; RegeIung
Der grbeits5eit in Der S6iffben.
itiderei; 8erbot Der anipenSung bon
9leifarben gum inneren &nitrih; Elm.
beitIides 8orseben auf @runo elmer
oersinborten 2iife Der seiper6li6en
Giite. anSers Srosen, fuie Die in.
ternntionaIs grbeitsSeit i'm gergbal
un6 in ben Siitten. unb @aI5nerteu,
perSeu ipettsr bearbeitet perSen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-08-04
Der 107i6briae Batter.

Gin 70idbriger bieberer elites
itano Dor Dem @t1ttponberinasbeam-
ten unb - nod RGmen uno Ort be.
fra9t = gnb er on, George 8etel 80
beiBen, neutider &ftannnlne al iein
irnb 6as fibLide NarBIart6 feline Sei-
matb 5u nennen. ySoben sic @el1
NIT beriiber ge6ra6t2" foritte Der
Seitrenge. limb rebt offenber5ig err
ipioerbe 8eteI: rS62 geeinl" gan
ii6ten Die 9eautten 5u erfGbren, pie
elm Rann ieines bobea 9(lters obne
8arrritteI nad glmerifa tonrnren fon.
ne. ns5a, ieben Gle, sigentlib babe
id ia olb @eLo," enti6uD6iste iid)
Der gllte. raber Sie miiiien pii'en,
nrein 8ater gibt mfrs ni6t IN Die
Sanoe." 9ie SrIipeftoren iaben ein-
atSer ratblos an. 8ouh Fid Der
nergniigIi6 bpeirtbliden6e SQte einen
llIf NIT ibien erlGliben7 9o6 ein-
nal frogten iie. tner 6as 8eIb bate.
r96ein Batter" talitete Die gntport.
$50 lit 6enn sSbr 8ater," ySeben
Ste, bort oriiber fpieH er mrit RIei-
neu 5fpei @roberfeln.- rtSoIen sic
i'm beiiber,~ foste Der Ssnipeftor.
Der numtere &reis bam an bas 91tIt
iHt6 beonttportete ieoe Sraee mtseie-
big, iid Der be,tt1den Sprade be-
bienerb. @r gob an, lot Sabre alt
5lI iein urb Better 8efeI sli beiben.
Sn ieiner 8egIeihmg befonben iib
iein 70iabriger Sobn @eore unb
beiien 65 Sabre oIte Srau, Der As
iGbrtee Sobn bteiss gbepoores nit
SroiI uit6 5lpei ain6ern. lteber feline
MISUNDERSTANDING befrogt, 3og
bas Oberboupt Der SaniIie eiue oide
Rolle beroor, entboItert6 $4,000,
tpomit er mad Ior5-Dafota su be.
reits bort oniGifigen SmniIienmtt-
slieSern oli geben gecente. 8on Die
lem Iagen cine Glatb bon raffiSa-
bits" Dor. Inter iolden llurftart6eu
mar es ieIbitperitGnbIid, bob man
ben 9eiitig unS fOrperIih nod
GuBerit riiitieen @rets nit SartiIie.
Der ieire eite Seeretie gut iibertan-
ben battle, in SrieSen sieben IieB.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-08-04
Better alteHbers - i'm Srrrn5aHIe.

Ser Didter Ieter aItetbers muir.
be unldn9ft aus Der BaIierbeilanltaIi
nSango", mo er bon elmer jhners.
baften ueberreiSung ieiner geerpeit.
bic er iid burd bas ltrapaui0ie, alif.
reibenoe 9obemienleben Sug3ogen.
erboIune iudte, in bic Seilanitnli
nnh Sn5ersborf iibergefii1rt. 9is
Ierste tonuten idon pGbrenb bei
aufentbalts in Saneo beoauerIiher.
ipeiie cine Griibuns ieines @eiites
tonitatiren; in iiinsiterr 3eit traten
un5tpeifeIbafte anaei6en bon Der.
foIgunesauabn auf bic ii6 INNER
mebr Deritarfter, 10 Sab bic traurie.
Diagnoie nit un3peifeIbafter 81.
herbeit eeiteut pur0e: gei 9eter 9lI.
tenbera lit 8erfolgings1pnbn ausge.
broden. Die aerjte fonItntirten bic
llnmogIidteit Ses 8erbIeibens bes
DI6ters in Der 8aiierbeiIanitaIt, Die
fur bic Snterniriins BON @eiftes-
frarfen niht eingerihtet 1T. Roh
einboIune Der 8irtimmlina Der ar.
seb0risen Ses 9i6ters nurbe ieine
lleberfiibrltns in bic SrrenanitaIi
mad Snoersborf beranIaBt.
Beter alItenbers fiebt Isiber feirer
@eneilng BON ieiner firdtbaren
9raHfbeit entsegen.
Beter aItenberg Iefbet an @erfoI.
sltngsipabn. 9as lit nobl Die bob.
nifdite Sronie, Die bas unfreunbIide
SdidiaI 5u erfinben permohte. 8as
bate feline flaiiiideite 9obeutieuna.
tur su tiirbten eebabtS altenberg,
Der ME mebr beieIien, aIs feline 9e.
Sanfp; Der feinen grOberen Sdas
gefannt, aIs ibrten Sorm un6 @eitaIt
sll geben. SSn Der @de zines ndhtIi.
den San5Iofals, in ben Rorgenitlln.
ben beim @biintb in einem meniden.
Ieeren gafe. 9l[lein, tper mag es
tpiIIen, mas fi6 binter Der Wasfe Der
ideinbar unerifiitterlihen SorsIo.
iigfeit, bes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
uH0 Der @eniisiaulteit perborseu
bat3
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-08-04
Seine Grfabrana in europa.

.Sn 9eutihIanSs punSerbaren
Spitem Der inbuitriellen ausbiIounf
Iiegt 6as @ebeimnib Der lleberIegsu'
belt Sieies 2anSes in Der Wanuiac'
tur, in San6eI urO @erperbe iiber
@ngIano, un6 iie erflGrt auh 6rn
grobten 3ortroit in Der @eIt sfpi.
I6en 8roiperitdt unb Slid in
9eufidIano unO gIenS unS Rotb in
england" 60 laittet Die grfl6rung
bon Or. Charles McGartbp, 9irettcr
Der 8isconiinet &esislatip. .Referenj.
gibliQtbet, aIs er nah ieiner gfiid.
febr bon elmer 3peimonatIi6en Eour
bur6 Snbuitrie5entren @uropas iiber
Ieiue ginSriids befrast purOe. Gr
brahte cine Rense RateriaI nit, Sas
sr fir ieinen 9eridt iiber in6uitrieae
SrSisbuua benusen pi1.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-08-04
llsber 5eitaHssifrsiber.

lleber Die rGtbif bes SournoIis-
mi!s" iprah alf eiuem gu @bren i'm
SrestIub 5u Reu Dorf gegebenen
gantett Senrp 8atterion, Der be.
tannte Serausaeber oeS r2ouisbiae
@ourier.Sournal". Or iaete: Die
3eitung 1T fein @ebrauhsgeeen-
itarb, Der, tuie Gude unS Material
paeren, iiber Den 2abentiib perfauft
p.rS. sic ioIts eine 8abrerin 6es
oifentIihen Sapiiiens iein unb nls
Gbrenberuf einseidGst perben, gIei9
Dem Breoistamte un6 Der SuitiS. urb
ritt ols blobe @el6queQe, tpte ooa
&aarenbaus un6 bic 8infeI6orie.'
Sire Wtitarbeiter ioIlten @brenmGn-
rer iein, feline Sorber uuo aebriht-
iGmmIer, Die ibr eigenes Spionirip-
item aufbauen unb alif Die 4htung
urO SbGsung Ses BubIifums feinen
@ertb Iegen." @r iprod Johann iiber
hie pGtbif Der geridteritattung".
2estere utiiiie anitGnbis unO Iei6Iidy
pahrbeitssemGb fem; iie oiirfe ieoer-
falls bie SbatindJer nift entiteuen.
er fubr Sonn tort: Der 2ofaIre6ot-
teur ioa fid5 niemnls oIs cine grt
RoIBeihet betrad)ten, nod Der Repor-
ter iih oils baIbprof0HioneIlen 9etef-
tio. Die 3eituns io1, tu,e oas @e-
ies. ben geifuloister fir uuihuISis
geIten Iaiien, biz ieire ShuIO ernie
fen 1T; ioa Der Srelinb uno rid1t Der
Seino oes 8ubIifums iein; Der 8er-
tbeioiser unO riht Der gn9reifer bes
8riDatlebens urS geleibieer Ses per-
ionlihen @bnrafters." -
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-08-04

aunOncirt i'm p8Odsublatt.-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-08-04
8onnerftas, 4. sIusuft 1910.
Ssmcfratifde 0cminationen.

Staat.
Sir @oupsrnsur-Gdtb. Webftsr Grim
bon Buds @ountb.
Sir Qisntenant' @Ouuernenr-Samusl
y. Price pOn 2aduwannu Souutp.
JHr SsfretGr Der Snneru an9slesenbsi'
tsn-Sumss 8. SIatsslss uOn Gar
bon @ountg.
Shr S6utmsiftsr-Sumusl y. Pbiliou
bon SOmerist @Ountg.
@ountg.
SIR 9OnsrsB-g. s. @alpiu.
Sir Ssnat-@. s. 8lepitt.
Sir 8sprdIsntantsn-1. Diitritt. gti6'
olas Surfe ; 2. 0iitritt, SObn Dful'
lin; 8. Diitrift, Ssnrp W. .3eioler
A. Diitritt, DOminid 8. Dsmpiep
! 5. Diitrift, SObn s. ManniOn; G.
Diftritt, Sreb. giaglOr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-08-04
@ptben:Si unbicbau.
Snlano.

8srnbarb 3oeftsrs, 1. Si5e'Yrdiiosnt
Der Stabtpsrsinisuns ct. Souis oes
bsutih ,amerifanii6en ytotionalbunoes,
1T na6 LANCER i6wersr 3rantbeit ssitOr'
ben. 9osltsrs mar elmer Der betannte.
iten 9irhen 8aumeiitsr i'm Beiten bes
9anOss unO bat in WiifOuri uno Sni'
nois ,ublrside fatbOlii6e @ottesbauier
trri6tst. Der 8eritorbene mar 1852
in SannOpsr ssbOrsn uuo fam 1873
na6 ct. &ouis. mo- sr ieitoem ununtsr'
brOdsn unidiiis Sswsisn 1T. Seit pie
len Sabrsn 9sbDrte sr bort 5u ben 5iibr
rsrn Der bsuti6sn Satbolifsu.
Sine BON Sriessisfretdr SatOb Wf
'DidiuiOn aus Wianila in 9tsw YOrt
sinsstrOiiene 0epeids luutet: Sin
ttriss nit Sapan liest niht i'm Serei6
Der M6slidfsit. iulunse @sisbrit ni6t
gang unO sur beiisits SsiCst Wiro. @s
lisst aud ni6t Der 9rringite @runo ju
Der annabme Dor, baB Elm @oni Hit ,mi'
ibsn bsioen 9latiOnen ;u erparten 1T.
Disienissu, Welhs oerurtise @sriihte
psrbreitsn, finO StinOs Der Menibbeit
uno ,piIien ni6ts pom Ratriotismus.
Die 8erniinfti9en unter ben Sewobnern
bsiosr Ndnoer iOlltsn Osrurtiss 9erii6ts
nidt allsin 3utidwsiisH, iOuosru oirstt
psroammsn."
SSie ibon i'm uOrisen, mar ss aud in
Oisism Sabre bem Dsuti6 slmsrifuni'
idsn SunO in ROdsfter. u. o., unO
Der llmssbung selunssn, bic Ssier oes
Dsutiden cages uon ROdsitsr on eins
en- SOnnta9 su srmOsli6en unO oisielbs
nabm untsr ben mGdtissn Bdumen oss
SbIsen.Rarfes einen 9ldnsenbeu Sers
lauf. 3 Guh bas amerifansrtbum nabm
on Der Seisr oes rDsuti6sn Cages in
Oisism Sabre srOBss Sntersiis.
Die ~Sapm. SOlOmOn SiutiOnaI
MOnumeut slHOciatiOn" lit in San
Srancisco sssriinost WorOsn. Der
Swsd lit, bsm isruelitii6sn Sinan3s
mann, Der untsr @eOrss 8uibiustOn
Sdasmeiitsr Der umsrituniiden Rsuo.
luton mar unb Elm Yerm09en BON
$6OO,o00Jiir bic Sads Der 5reibeit opf'
trts, in Der Sunbesbuuptitabt MaIbins.
ton siulDsnfmal gu erri6tsu. sInse.
isbsne:.Ssraeliten aus alien Ebsilsn Der
Ssrsinistsn Staaten sebOren Dem Gre.
futiptomite oes 8erbunSss an. Soispb
y. @rsenbut uOn 9tsp YOrt 1T SOrIiser
9aut Der pom @sniusbursau ausseur.
beitsten.. 3iffern beSublen Die srOBsrsn
StaOte.- bss 2anbes mebr fir S6ulen,
FOIisei' unb 5eueriaus, uls fir irssno
iouit.;etwus uub 5tpur $40 auf ben
SOpi.fiir:S dulsu, 1925 auf ben SOpf
fur PoliSei unO $1.72 uuf ben SUpf fir
5eusridus.= Disie 3iffsru fiuO uuf
8sridteIuus.Stdbtsu nit msbr als 3O,.
OOOlGinwObnern baitrt. Seren sibt ss
1853. . Die:.@eiammttOiteu fir Ssrsu
8srpultuns bstruSsn $4o4, ,997,313.
gluf: bsm SrisbbOfe bss natiOnalen
SOlOutsnbeims in SumptOu, Sa., iit
9srmanu giu6tisall, Elm in wsiteitsn
SrsiisnIbstunnter Oeuti9sr Setsruu Oss
amsriiuniideu Shrsertrieses, pslder
i'm altsr BON iiber 80 Subren ssitOrbeu
1T, nit miIitdriideH GbrsH uuO i'm Ssi'
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-12

decorated with rosette Of changeabis
taffeta- These changeable effects 1t Is
expected with be much used, especially IN
the malines Turbans made entirely OF
flowers are again being worn Lace
flowers which are made OF brussels lace
or fine maline formed into petals have the
regular flower eenters and are used in the
senblance Of the cabbage rose, chrysan-
thenum or dahiia on many Of the smaller
hats The leaves are sometimes traced
with gold or silver veining to give the
touch OF metal so desirable
The dress hats are developed n wida
variety OF net and lace. Willow plumes
and aigrettes are used almost exclusively
in the trimming and the Gainsborough
styles prevail. One stunning model is Of
Milan straw, with the upper brim
covered with black velvet It Is caught
up sharply on the side with white
heron aigrette and pink coral bead cabo-
cflon- Another charming hat that made
one think of garden parties and Dolly
Warden, was a white silk hat in a droop-
ing shape, covered entirely with black
Chantilly lace At one side of the crown
the lace had been fashioned into q
feathery bow. while at the other tiny
pink moss roses were snuggied into the
folds Of the lace that encircled the crown
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-12

or an inquisitive squirrel. is seen no
more 1t has been given a twist here
and fare there till it has quite lost its
dropping reticence. But its off spring,
the poke bonnet is here, with huge bows
at the back and gay roses TO the front
that belle its modest character. One of
these delightful creations was of pink
satin covered with ecru lace. A pink
aigrette at the left and a huge bow of
brown velvet at the back formed the trim
ming. Sometimes demi-plumes are used
in the back in place Of the bow. But 4
note Of warning should be sounded long
and loud These fascinating chapeaux
are anything but fascinating above and
around face that has lost the round
curves and the fresh color Of youth.
Matrons and spinsters, bewarei
The introduction Of a touch of brilliant
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-12
,Ofh6e MILIINERS

are much used In the dress hats In the
cavalier styles, bound with velvet, satin
or cloth of gold A bunch of roses and
violets formed the trimming of a moder-
ate sailor shape which had the appear
ance Of being made entirely from gold
braid about an inch wide, stitched fat
together.
Leghorns. rolled easily at the side, or
turned up sharply at the back vie for
approval with the variations of the tri-
corne which are used for both dress and
tailored hats. Hair and hemp shapes,
chip and Milans are greatly in demand.
For the street hats large bows of straw
or ribbon or velvet, made into the stiff
pump bow, give perkiness to the some
times clumsy looking turbans. The long
popular mushroom brinn, under which a
woman might look like a demure mouse,
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folds, or may be given jaunty dash by
Ishirred and wired maline Stimulating
wings A delectable color harmony was
achieved by a bunch Of ragged silk roses
in pastel pink. crushed among the folds
|of pini1ish lavender maline turban-
The cavalier style with its wide brirn
rolling gracefully on the left side, lis per-
haps the most popular shape for spring,
because of its particular adaptability for
flower trimming, and the larger sailor Is
much in evidence. Scarcely hat OF this
character is seen without a facing of
satin, velvet or taffeta- A novel feature
is the covering Of the top Of the brim
with satin or velvet, the under part re-
naming Of the uncovered straw. When
the brin is faced underneath often the
crown is smoothly covered with the same
material. Black maline and black net
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-12

II II L111n q QOZ6n 10 make the
szhWz5 smart spring and summer con-
fGSM2H fiction fashion that per-
- mitted a woman to close her
eyes. drop a single blossom or bow or
rosette on some corner Of a rakish shape,
stab the crown with a hat pin and sail
forth correctly bonneted would be neces-
sarily short-lived Ion with their un-
adorned headgear roared the powers
that be. Soto voce: Its bad for the
trade" So all signs seem to indicate
that we will stagger under carloads OF
blossoms before the end of summer. The
advance styles show moderation in their
use, as well as in the. new shapes, how
ever, and though one model had pink
roses standing upright over the whole top
Of the crown, surrounded by q heavy
hedge of white Iilacs-au of which sug-
gesred watering cans and pruning shears
the most conservative woman should be
able to find something to her liking
New color schemes rather than new
shapes are the novelties Of the seasoa.
The Russian turban that has been so
popular during the winter will take a new
lease Of life, at least for the early spring,
-PEN---Ao a. S~~0"s A-A1AA4ACB dA4A SOlIlc-
times in silk, such as pongee. to match
the costume These are trimmed with
flowers sometimes in punches at the side,
sometimes having garlands Of tiny roses
festooned about them. sometimes having
the whole top of the crown made solid
Of flowers. One striking turban Of black
net had crown Of this sort on which
pink roses were used. the color being
softened by loose yelling OF net caught
IN here and there with tam o. shanter
effect.
The n1aline turbans may have a cluster
of flowers nesting in their perishabls
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scarlet On many Of the newest hats
amounts almost to craze. A band Of
ribbon velvet around the crown, scarlet
wing, a velvet facing-the smartest hats
show these chic effects. The brilliant
poinsettia, whose velvet richness was so
striking against the fur turbans Of win
ter, has blossomed into summer usage
with petals OF silk and linen Great
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fastened to the left side OF the crown,
and through slit in the brim a portion
of 1t was allowed to hang or rather
dangle over the ear.
4 Spanish turban, faced with black
velvet, was most effectively trimmed with
three black pompons from the center OF
which sprang a scarlet aigrette. An
other turban OF Tuscan straw was simply
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-12

lciusters Of them are used at
the side Of wide-brimmed
hats, falling over the up
turned brim and resting
on the hair. Cherries are
the only fruit seen On the
hats IS yet, but these are
used in striking ways. One
leghorn, Of sailor shape,
had a fold Of scarlet vel
vet around the crown, A
huge bunch of cherries was
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-12
By Rene Mansfield

{ took one rose TO make the
winter hat. It will take more
than a dozen to make the
smart spring and summer con-
fiction A fashion that per-
United a woman to close her
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FINAL WORD.
There seems to be an Idea in
some quarters that because this
is an exclusive Millinery store
you must pay considerably more
here for a hat This is radically
wrong. On the other hand. be-
ing an exclusive millinery store
and buying hats on a mammoth
scale. we are enabled 10 oner
better STYLES. better qualities, for
less money than any other store
in FL Paso. Don't take our word
for ft-come in and see for your
self. Make any comparison you
see ht-we are content to rest on
your good judgment.