davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-11-10

MADRYT, Z ljstopada. =
Po przyjeciu przez senat 149
g}osami przeciw So wniosku
zakazujacego otwierania W
Hiszpanii zgron1adze6 i in
stytucyi religijnych al do
czasu rewizyi konkordatu z
Watykanem = pewnem jest
re wniosek ten przejdzie W
lzbie posl6w. Oczekuja tn -
decyzyi Watykanu co do
kwestyi, czy maja bye pro-
wa'1zone uk}ady W sprawie
rewizyi konkordatu, czy ME.
Ze strony rzadowej przepro-
wadzono poprawke do who's
ku, ogranic7ajaca obowiazy~
wanie p*awa tego do lat dwu,
co ma bye znakiem pojed-
nawczego usposobienia rzadd
Canalejasa, co tel zaznacza
prasa konserwatywna pre-
powiadajac, ze Watykan uk.
lady podejmie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-11-10

kowo ME uznaje j ME stoso.
wal sic do niei W strajku
kolejarzy przez siebie stu
mionym, 1zba odroczy}a sic
de 8 b. No., W kt6rym to dniu
premier przed}ozy jej pro-
gram swojego newego gabi-
netu. Prasa rrzyje}a utrzY-
mamie Brianda ma stonowis
ku premiera z wielkim "a
dowoleniem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-11-10

STEVENS POIN,TI. Mis.-
Powaznych oblaz. q cieles-
oych dozna} Fra, sciis: elk Gro
seek, 1911 { lark atr:, pod czas
zrzucania wirrzchniej warst-
Wy ziemi 2 pok1a,l,l skalnego
y ksmienio iona el,. Ro sko.
paniu Varsity ziienli mad
hrzegiem eeianY kaemieni, 10
.mu, Groszek cdWi ocil Il Sic pie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-11-10
TENERYFA, Wyspy Ka

naryjskie, Z listopada. = w
poblizu tych wysp rozbi} sic
angielski okret ,,Kurdistan''
a 2 MIN zatonelo oko]o 40
ludzi; 2 calej zalogi ocalono
dwu tylko; okret kursowal
pomiedzy Anglia a Algieren1
i " czasie bury zosta1 al do
wysp kanaryjskioh zapedzo-
ny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-11-10
NEW WORK

NEW YORK. Trzech
najnis sbezpi ejszych pre-
ciwnik6w Gotcba wysiad1o na
lad atnerykahski, aby pom
See sig ma MIN "a to, ze ich
poprzednio poklah isk 6le,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-11-10
SHAMOKIN, Pa. Wczors

SHAMOKlN, Pa. Wczoraj
tr2eciej popoludni1
snieg pierwszy tel jeeieni Y:
cza1 podac no dobre, i dzi-
.siaj ram osiegna1 wysok ost
do piea nasc5e. cali. B,l to
5s,,ieg ciezkiego j mokrego
gatunku, osiedlajac ma dru-
.taeh, dr1ewach j asslonach
Q n aio Q ne calkiem zsla.
mujac. Wschodnia strona mai
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-11-10

YOUNGsTON. Q. Java
Maica i Marye Bry'e, pre-
chodzc6w, kt6rzy W dniu 25
pazdziernika przvbyli do IT,
go kraju, uwieziono tn na
zarzadzenie wiadzy saIlitar.
pych, pnniewaz zachotizi o
bawa, ze wnie6li oni do tego
kraju zarazki cl.olerY.
Urzedpicy zdrowotnpkcl
poszukuja ponadto jes>c1e
jednego przy chodzcy, kt6ry
uciek1 z kwaralltanny we. Fl.
lade]fli i ma przebywac W tel
okolie,y,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-11-10

NORWOOD, o. Uwieziono
Wlocba. nieznanego nazwiska,
rzekomo ma cholere cierpia-
ergo. Znaiduje sic W ezpita]u
izolacyjnym. Powisda on, ze
W ubieg'a 6rode przyby} z
W}och do Filadejfii. Trzej
W1osi, kl6rzy wraz z MIN
przyjechali roz}ozy]i sic z MIN
W Parkersburg. W. Va.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-11-10

LONDYN, Z listopada. =
Sad apelacyjny odrzucl po-
DAME o nowy process W spra-
vie dentysty Crippena ska
zanego ma sniert "a zamor-
dowanie zony, Belli Ellmores
wyrok zostal zatwierdzony
dnia 8 bm.,;; obrohca Grippe
na staraf sic bedzie 0 zw1oke
egzekucyi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-11-10
Z NIW POLSKIC,H
" AMERY(E e

81 = -. - + = B. -- 20
AKRON. o. Wskutek ME.
szczeSljwego Wypadku " ia.
bryce zakodczyl swe zycie s,
D.. Wiktor Kulesza, czlonek
grupy 22ej zw. Pol. " So:
O. Poparzony para, niema]
ugotowany, okrcpne pre-
chodzii katusze zanim nieu.
'olagana smierepo 18 godzi-
mach cierp'en1 roztoezy}a mad
MIN swe skrzyd}a: PojednaDy
z Bogiem przeni6sf sic dc wie-
cznosci, przezyWsszy lat Al.
Pozostawif nieutulona " smu-
tku zone zdwolgiem dz1eci.
Mech odpocn1wa W pokoju,
CHICAGO, II. - letpi Wa
claw Kontysiiak, 2atrudniony
W zak}adach' rze;zali'ianych
Armoura, ci{sko przeplaci}
nieostroznose. Otto rekawice
porwala mu maszyna, Wcias-
gajac Gaia reke y try by, przy :.
czem tax mu ja poniazdzy-
Ia, lie koniee1aa Jest ampu-
tacya. Kotysiak mieszka p.
mr.. 35l0 State al: wraz z ua-
tka i mlodszem rodzehstwem
ktfre praca rak swoicl, zywh
Osmioletni Antoni Kaczo-
rowski dosta} sic przez ME
uwage. pod ko}a >tranwaiu
linii Ashland ave., j zcstai
niebezpiecznie po.ka}ec'1ony.
Chlopaka, kt6ry ma try ra'
ny ma g1owie i dozna} podo-
bno wstrzasnienia m6zgu,
odstawiono do domu rodxicie)
skiego, gdzie zaopjekowa1 sic
MIN DIR. Antoni Baleerzak.
Franciszek Kolodzjej zosta]
u many przez sedzi6W Wie]ko
przysieglych winnyml zab6j-
stwa. Kara "a to jest wiezie-
ME ma czas nieograniczon'
Kolodziej przyznai sic do "a
bicia Jana Domeczka prz d
paru miesi9cami, ale uczynif
to, jak m6wi, we w1asnej O.
bronze.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-11-10
LIZBONA. Z ]istopada.

LIZBONA. Z ]istopada. -
Ostatrich so zakonnik6w Je-
zuit6w - jacy jeszcze byli W
kraju, wyprawiano wczoraj
precz; odjechali oni do Ho-
landyi. Prasa dowiaduje sic z
kompetennycf zr6de}, re W
najhlizszej przyszlo5cj re-
plita zostanie uznana przez
Angie, Francye, W}ocby,
Hiszpanie, Stany Zjednoczo-
ne i Niemcy.
TEGUCIGALPA, Hondu.
|ras, Ameryka Centralna, I
listopada. - Potwierdzaja
sic wie6ci o wybuchu ME.
pokoj6w rewolucyjnych "
rzeplitej Honduras, kt6re "a.
grazaja interesom Stan6w
Zjednoczopych tenn bardziej,
ze Rad W Honduras ma tyl.
ko ma]a bardzo site zbrojna
,to rozporzadzania a zbunto.
! wany general Valladares ma
i wojska sporo i bro6 dosko.
nala. Spodziewaja sic, ze pre-.
zydent Davila zwr6ci sic dc
Waszyngtonu z pro6ba 0 po.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-11-10
wiecej tknieta, DO wszvstkie
6wiat}a elektryczne by}y "a
gaszone. Te]efony takze by1y
W nieporzadku.
WILKES-BARRE, Pa. Gle

WILKES-BARRE, Pa. Gle
kawy wypadek ,,sprzedania
narzeczonej'' wykr4} urzed'
mix biura malze1skiego. Mat.
ka sprzeda]a : 18-letnia swa
c6rke Zuzanne B1aszczyk
wbrew iej wolf Franciszkowi
Lizakowi W malzehstwo. Ce-
ma targu wynosifa $72. z
Dupont, miejsca zamieszka-
MIA, przyby}a zacna falni|ia
do Wilkes. Barre po zezwo]e-
ME slubne.
Pc zbadaniu sprawy klerk
Ii, encyi odm6wi}
Micha1 Bycha}a, g6rnik ko-
palni Black Diamond arcsz-
towany zesta} "a naruszenie
praw kopa)nianych Warrant
M niego zaprzysiag} inny
kt6ry zostal :: SLIME
popa]ony 2 why Bychaly
gdy tenze rozsadza} dynami-
tenn ska}e weglowa ME wy
dawszy ostrze2enia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-11-10

BUFFALO, NY. Gdy 11ie7
jaki Robert K.oczak z pm,
1904 Niagara ul. przelcza1
onegdaj po poludniu W Who's
kiej dzielnicy przy Dante Pla-:
co paczke banknot6w ma
sumo 5000, napadlo ma. niego
'dw6ek~ drab6 / obrabowaio..;
Kccaak-nie dal jednak "a wy
grana, ale puscil sic " po.,
goh "a zlodziejamjj, wo}ajac po
drodze o pomoc.
Jeeen uciexajacych wpad1
bvl do salonu pm. 13 State
al a rzuc}wszy pieniad!ze q
bare yybieg} innemi d1zwia:
mi.
zawiadomiona policya cd!
nslaz1a $185 zwr6ciAa posi-
kodowanemu. Tropi' zlodzie.:;
j6w poiicys.
Koczak bedzie mia} nd
przysz1okt nauczke ze ME
llcZy sic ma ulicv
s'ras NJ wyra1ek zdarzyi
sic W poniedzia{ek po po1ud-;
niu oko}o godziny czwartej,
W domu przy ulicy Ko6ciusz-
ko pnr. 46. Niejaki Antoni
Anowgki, liczacy lat ~ spad
ze schod6w i zabi} sic ma
miejscu. Byl on w1a6cicielem
tego budynku lecz, mieszkaI
przy Ashley uI pur, 251.
Ma kosciuszko przybyl, aby
poczy,,ic pewne reperacye.
Gdy wcbodzi} po schodach
pad} " tyi i sabil sic.
Pierwszei pomocy udzieli3
mu Jan Szczepahski mieszka.
lacy ma parterze; zawezwany
jednak lekarz skonstatowaf
tylko 6mierc. Medyczny eg-
zaminator Danser stwierdzi4,
ze Anowski! zlamal sobie
|szyje.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-11-10

YoUNGsTON, Ohio. Jan
Malice Marya Bryta, imi-'
granci polscy, kt6rzy 25 paz!!
dziernika przybyli okretem
w}osfim do New Yorku, 20
stall pclecenia stanowej
w}adzv zdrowia; ujeci i osa-.
dzeni " odosobnionym domu
zamienionym ma szpital pro.
wizoryczny.
W}adze obawiaja sic, czy
emigranci ci ME. zawlekli tn
zarazk"w cholery.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-11-10

die. Nalezy sic spodziewa6
ozywionego sportu W tym
sezonie. Najciekawsza walka
jaka bedzie, bedzie spotka-
ME dw6ch szampion6w Eu.
ropy: Zbyszka i Hacken-
schmidta. Zwyciezca bedzie
mia} prawo powt6rnie zmie-
rye sic z Cote b 'em.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-11-10
PITTSTON. = Mjcha} Sal

PITTSTON. = Mjcha1 SAL
DO, g6rnlk zatrudniony W
kopalni wegla Pennsylvania
.C' al Co., No. 4: zpeta| zabi-
ty ma miejseu podczas piracy.
DIVA dni pred wypadkiem
.przyiecbala iona Salby 2 pie
.ciorgiem dzieci z Europy,
.Biedna Wdowa = rozpaczy
zacherowaia obecnie znaj-
duje sic " krytycznym po!o-
Fzeniu. Wypadek spowodowal
prze dwc7esny wybuch nabo
'ju g6rniczego,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-11-10

~ DETROIT, Mich. - W wy
6cigach woz6w motorowych:
jake sic odby}y W tych
dniach z Chicago do Milwau.
kee i z Detroit do New Yor'
ku. zwyciesko .wyez}y wozy
iirmy Grabowski Power Wa
gon Company z Detroit
Mich. Jest to jedyna fabryks
polska woz6w motorowych;
|zwyl 1vcb i powoz6w, a jul
oddawna ma ustalona slave
gdyz wozy z tel fabryki wy
chodzace So uwazane "a mai
Iepsze. w chu ostatnich kon-
testach wozy motorowe Gra-
bowskisgo wykazafy niezwy'
kia ezybkobt j wytrwalo6e.
W6z systernu Grabowskiego
dobiegl z Chicago do Milwau.
kee Q 38 ninpt PREDICT cd
nastepnego wozv, a znowul
z Detroit do New YorKu gro.
bill v6z firmy Grabowskiego
.956 mil szybkc6i bez zadne-
uszkodzenia, co jest rekor.
dem dla woz6w motolewyeh,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-11-10

+. 3, - .
RACINE, Wis. szeryf Gu.
staw Derricks i podszeryf
Joseph Patrick stoczyc mu-
sieG rozpaczliwa wake 2 Jo-
zefsm Wr6zewicze1n, oblaka-
nym. Wydarzenie to miaio
miejsce w>ubiegly poniedzia-
lex. Maniak walczyi zawzie-
Gle uderzyl szeryfa v twarz
j j. g malo ME pozbawil 90
Okla. Podralpal on obu sze-
'Tyf6W lecz " kofcu zostaI
'obezwlad adniony i do szpita1a
przewieziony.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-11-10

MT. CARMEL. Niejaki Jan
Bolach, zamieszkafy ma Ma +.
rion Heights bedac ma stanevii
Y gospodyni. Katarzyny Kru
60, zrobii ia swoim bankie-
rem oddajac jei do przecbo-
wanna 7aoszczedzone pien;a
DIE. Sunny calej uzbieralo sic
80 dol. Pred kilku dniamj
Bolach rotrzebowat picnic
dzy vice oswiadczyl swvi
bankierce by mu da1a cos
2 tel sunny, " odpow;edzi ma
to K, Krugo 6drzekla, il
|piea}adze SO W Mt. Carmel
W ieaaym z tamtejszycb ban.
kow. Pos>li vice do Mt. Car
= +
mel We dw je lecz banker
ka znay]ils czujnosc swego
etolownika j uciekla, ten za6
doni6sl otem policyi kt6ra
poszukuje Katarzyny Krugo.
TAX vice to glupcom zazwy-
lczej sic dzieje, zamiast z1oSv{
swe ciezko zapracowaue1 gro.
sze " Bankn naiwni o3adaja
do przechowania ..akowe, go
spodynlon lub tez niepoWo-
tanysm bankierom bez zadne.
go zapewnienia. Lecz j u mas
naiWnych ME brak.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-11-10

PIffsTON, Pa Krwawo
sic zako6czyla sprzeczka 0
rachunek "a wikt miedzy
Marya Polua, w}ascicielka
boarding house i lokatorka
iej Laura Gronewska W Ex.
eter ko}o Pittston. Uniesio-
ma k16tnia Laura pochwvci}a
duzy n6z rzeznicki i pchne-
Ia MIN kilkakrotnie swa COS
podynie. Umierajaea .kobiete
Qdwieziono do szpi'ala "
Pittston a Gronowska, kt6ra
jest micdziutkai }adna dziew-
csyna siedzi We wiezieniu.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-18
New Lingerie Gowns.

The present fashions in lingerie GOWNS
arc as rule ou the elaborate order. too
elaborate for conservative taste. and re-
qu'rc TO be most carefully made not to
hide the good lines OF the figure. The
drapcd hchu falling down over the arm
~ one of the most marked styles This
is sometimes crossed in front and fast
cned at one side under the belt. or The
ends arc crossed in front and then brought
back over the hips and fastened at the
back over the sash ends that finish the
wide belt. The all round lcugth Of skirl
is the most popular-and Incidentally the
most impractical-an the fitted lncc un-
derslecve reaching 10 or below the elbow
is 10 he seen on new model gown Wide
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-18

attractive colors that have been marked
down far below their original cost The
embroidery can be done IN place OF fancy
work and # there is not time nor talent
Tor The embroidery there arc many effect
I'VE trimmings tLat can be bought. like the
FOR far less than was asked
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-18

three months ago. Persian designs in silk
or cotton for facinss and bands on linen
or ponsee arc effective. delightfully."- novel
and not at all expensive A white linen
three piece costume with Persian trim
ming and round gilt buttons is one OF the
snartcst models of the season
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-18
The All White Wardrobe.


To dress entirely in white is an cNtrava-
gance that appeals to every woman. and
it Is inconceivable how many white gowns
may be included in the up To date summer
rousseau of the woman who elects TO
wear only white all summer long, indoors
and out.
White voilc de sole gowns arc fascinot-
ing. the transparent. silky mntcrinl show
ing to greatest advantage over the silk or
satin lining. A baud OF satin or silk
around the skirt is effective. but is just as
effective inside, in the lining or drop skirt
as on the gown itself. BraidiDg or en-
broidcry on thin material always seems SO
delightfully."- inconGruous, so indicative of
much handworlt. that 1t must appeal ire
sistibly TO the lover OF dainty eXtrava-
gance and one of the new models has n
lnrge figure of heavy sill; embroidery on
the front of the skirt. The waist of this
model gown is almost aggrcSsively sim
pie. a full blouse OF the voile dc sole
drawn down under a rich pointed girdlc
of satin or silk and with an ornament Of
embroidery. to match that on the skirt
above the girdlc holding down still more
the full blouse y low cut neck and ell
bow sleeves finished with pleated ruiIics
finish the waist of this cool and dainty
summer gown
Not for many years has there been such
interest displayed in laces and nets of all
descriptions, There are lovers of lncc who
always have some rare pieces in the trim
ming of their gowns. but lace used as free
ly as il is to-day is most unusual. Follow
ing the trend of extravaganza, real lace
gowns are in demand, and the treasures
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-18

GounccS edged with VIDE lace OF fine mesh
ard pattern; the waist and sleeves,
all IN one, are also tucked TO match cx
acty the skirt. Tho neck is cut out aud
finished with wide cape collar. while a
wide taifen belt and taftcta roScttcs on
the front OF the waist are the only heavy
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-18

outlay of money. The present fashion
of band around the skirt affords an
cSccllcnt opportunity for embroidery. and
while an elaborate design IS effective the
simpler designs either in embroidery or
braid are very satisfactory.
\ handsome embroidered poBscc or
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-18

4 INEN and pousce gowns aud cos
l. tunes are especially fashionable this
season, aud any number Of most
fascinating models are displayed In both
materials Embroidery md braiding are
effective both OH linen and pongee aud
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-18

the lingerie gown-eyclct embroidery
and heavy, close embroidery on the
sheerest of material while Valcncicnues
md Cluny laces are nlso added. until the
price Of 1t all is apparent 10 the most
in the cost Of Il woman's out
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-18

ralnh or linen gown costume is rarely To
be bought for any small sum Of money
but this is the time when one can he made
NJ home with the and OF good pattern
aud even limited knowledge of dress
making, for there are wonderful bargains
in these materials Of iuc weave and most
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-18
Lace Pattern Robes,

me pattern robes OF ince are in great
variety and of many different prices
while never were there such cxuuisitc
limitations nt comparatively small cost.
As may readily be credited, there arc
most elaborate lace gowns, but some arc
simple The model that can
be fashioned of one wide or two medium
width Bonnccs is invariably becoming.
The fulneSS. only 4 small amount. is
gathered into the belt The waist is like
a beltcd jacket, but if preferred there
Iced not bc the skirts to the jacket-juSt
the waist with its drapcd iichu crossed
and fastened nj the left side with bow
of silk or sntin or spray of artificial flow
crs. y wide folded girdle of taff,ta
comes high on the waist under the ichu
and is drawn tIght around the figure.
making it slender 4 band of silk or
satin to match the belt finishes the skirt
at the foot and makes the lace hang bet
Ter, This model can be copied in black
or white lace or net and be made over a
colorcd lining.
Embroidered Lingerie Gowns.
The woman who can resist he temptation
to Invest largely in them is either hopeless
ly bankrupt OF pitifully prudent The ma
tcrial will last for goncrations-tbat ls
we'll known-and such trillcS as that the
style of the gown may be quite impossible
next year rarely prove sufficient reason
for not providing ones self with some
fhinu in haratn,nr II 4,
OF lace and embroidery go to make up
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sirdes with without
addc The
o models popular
Of he
La good k,oweds f drcssna lng turn
Moussenc ncoC
The
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-18
BY MRS. A. T. ASHMORE.

y Y HITE is not so fashionable as
( "A ! colors, pink, blue, green or vel
w low us the case may be. and the
all white gown is quite nov
city. But as midsummer draws
near the charm and delight of all white
exert a spell TINT is hard TO beat and
after all, is there anything so appro-
pirate? There was time when an oil
white or an all black was considered the
most economical gown a womnn could
wenr, but let 4 woman go to-day 10 the
leading dresannking establishments in
this country or abroad in search of either
all white or all black, lsboring under the
dcIusion that she will pay less than for n
colored gown. These most expensive cs-
Establishments assert positively that better
results can be obtained for less money 10
colors, thnt il requires n more costly ma
terial and far richer trimming for either
white or black The economy, then, exists
only in that white OF black can be worn
for longer space OF time and can be
rcfurbishcd TO look like new. whereas the
coored Will be marked as last seasons
gown. and also there are few, if nny, oc-
cnsions when black or white is not appro-
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of lace that have been uncarthed from
tho family lace boxes would make IL col
lcctor Of lnces quite wild with envy. The
great trouble about valuable lace is that
1t is counted, and rightly counted. as van
dslism to cut into it. and yet what fash
ionablc dressmakcr is there who has not
felt oppressed with the rare old lace.
probably an heirloom, that she can do
nothing with unless il is cut, and long in
herited belief makes TINT act n Sacrilegc;
Point lace Dounces nnd ycils are now
being utilized, and most cleverly. so ,ha q
while they may bave 10 be cut into. at all
events they do not have 10 be slashed and
ruined, nnd there nre many smart models
Tor lace gowns that are most possible for
the old family luce
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White Pongee Costumes.

White pongce gowns and costumes are
most faShiouable-plam embroidered or
braided The gowns. in one piece, are so
flushed that they cnn he worn without
coat, but the short jacket and even the
long coat add q finish to the costume.
Gold buttons are novelty of the sea son
and are to be seen OH the newest cos
tunes, while Soutacbe and round
silk braiding are in constant demand.
The medium weight is smart, but there
arc also heavier qualities that make
up satisfactorily in anything of the
tailor order. The Grecian scroll pattern
is Il fnycrtc design iu braiding. and Just
n line of it down the front and around
the neck and sleeves is effective and very
smart Too much braiding and cmbroid-
cry is 10 he avoided in any gown
intended for the street, and the greatest
mistake III the world is to load down
gown with coarse imitation embroidery.
Far better none at all The white serge
two or three piece costume is most prac-
tical and III greater demand than ever
this season. but the more severe styles
arc the SmarUcSt by far
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Embroidered Lingerie Gowns.

the heavier rnjah, but are by no means
essential TO smartncSs, and. Of course,
add greatly TO the expense The en-
brodery and the braiding must be OF the
same color as the matcrinl. or white. The
darker colors or blacl, are. however, often
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to be noticed. Embroidered bands for
trimming are also in fashion, and are
pleasant and by no means difficult 10 do.
80 that it any one has the least skill and
patience il is perfectly possible TO make
an embroidered gown with very little
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trimming. y princess slip of soft satin
or tNGcta is essential with this gown.
which otherwise would make the wearcr,
no matter how slight and graceful II fig
Urc, look short and stout, two uDpardou-
able things this year Again, il color be
preferred to all white il can be introduced
by The lining and girdle being in color,
but for all white this model is particu-
|lnrlv coud
The wageworker., 1910-03-19
THE TEMPLE DIRECTORS.
Decide on Date for First Annual labor
Temple Association Bali.

Decide on Date for First Annual Labor
Temple Association Ball.
The board OF directors Of the Labor
Temple Association met Monday even
ing, with bare quorum present SEQ
sretary Ihringer was prevented 4ffsnrat-
tending by illness in, his family. Tho
association bought some personaI
property when the Temple was opened
and it was discovered later that ths
property was covered by chattel mort
gage. Manager. Rudy was instructed
to file complaint against the fellow
who sold it, and the case will be
pushed to the limit.
It was decided to hold the first an
nual Labor Temple Benefit Ball at
the Auditorium on the evening Of
April 20, and the necessary commit
tees were arranged for. NE. sMcGnT-
rem will attend to the hall and the
music and Mr.. Maupin to the printing
and publicity. A number from each
stockholding union will act on the re-
ception committee, and another on
the floor committee. The orchestra
will be composed of fifteen pieces, and
the. admission will be 81, extra lady
so cents, and ladies without escorts
will not be admitted.
It is the intention to make this ball
the greatest social affair in the his
! tory of Lincoln trades unionigm, and
every union man and woman will be
| expected to get into the game and
help to make it success.
The wageworker., 1910-03-19
JUDGE WRIGHT AGAIN.
Notorious Washington Judge Again in
the Lime Light.

Notorious Washington Judge Again in
the Lime Light.
Judge Wright of Washington, that
interesting judicial product of Cincin-
natl, who, as an appointive Judge at
Washington, threw the network OF
contempt proceedings around Com
pers, Mitchell and Morrison last year
(Vol. XII, PIP. 1, 8, 1889 in order to
throttle freedom of the press for la
Dor papers, now reaches up for higher
game. In committee to consider Of
ficially something which it had Off
cially decided not tcoonsider (pr. LAG,
1850, Judge Wright holds that his
court has Jurisdiction over them. His
argument is worthy the lawyer uf the
anecdote who was a dabbler in many
subjects, and of whom candid friend