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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-18
2lmToroermmg 5nr Teier
oeS 8~omifatimSta9eS.
Graiioemt bes Central ereins
empfieblt einorin9lidj, oteiem Sag
az begeben.

Sebt, 90 ser Monat sunni beran=
nabt, m06te ih sic Sem Central
Berein angel4loilenen @ereine auf
oas beporitebenoe Set 6es 81. 8onifa=
thus Is. Suni) aufmerfiam MAIDEN
un6 ibnen Sen 8eidluB Ser lettes
Sabr in Nemarf abgebaltenen Gene
ral=8eriammlung ins @eoadtniB r1=
fen, Ser sic Mbboltung BON 8onifa=
thus Jeiern empfabl. Sd berufe MIDI
0abei auf 6as offi3ieue 8rotofon ser
@eneral=8% eriammlung, in oem es 3d.
riiber o1f g. "a uno rs unter 4omi=
tee=8eribten beiBt:
rMntrag SEQ. 1, geiteut bon @errn
8iaiam g&ebr, 8reotlpn. g. g., uno
SO. 4, geitelt bon Saul Broooebly bonn
5taatsperba1b BON Marplano,. melbe be1z
Sc Nntrdge babin lal1ten, Dap III leoem
Sabre in allen oeuti6en @emeinoen pbes
Qanbes cine 8ontfnttusfeier peranl taltet
tperbe, tpelde bur6 cine ftrdltde iotpoDl
als audi bur6 cine 1peltli6e Seter begol1z
gen perben iou. u1b % 6tes audi Der
@nnfd beg pdpitltden @elegaten Ddgr.
Salconto lit, 10 empfeblen mir benz @enz
tralz8erein, baB bteie Seier IN allen @ez
metnben, mo nur m0gli6 1T, itattfinoe. E.
@eorg @illmering, Borltber,
glntrag 1 unb 4, Sic it6 bei0e auf Die
Seier zines 8onifatiusfeftes be5ieben,
ner6en NIT bem ENHANCEMENT &enfel anz
ge11omn1en, bab int @ingnng BEG Bez
fhlu1ies bermerft tperoe. oaB Die @nz
pfeblnng Der 8onifatiusfeier auf Inre.
gu,lg bes pdpitltben 9elegation erfolge."
3ielem @unide Ser @eneral<ger=
lammlung entipreden0, foroere i'd al
le SEM GO. angeborenoen @ereine
duf, Sag 8onifatiusfeit onr6 @bbol-
tung belonoerer 6eiern gu begeben.
Sic @enerol=B% miinldt TO-
mobl cine tirdli6e ols ahd cine melts
lide 6eier 0es Cages uno 0em emit
lpre6eno eriu9e tdJ sic 8ereine, melt
lide Seiern gu peranitalten unter Mfit-
mirfung ser @farrgeiitliden, nno fir
oos 6eit BEL sen @etitliden ETH be-
lon6eres Mmt gu beitellen. $50 es
irgen6 angebt, io1te Ser Sag auf oieie
@eiie begangen. meroen. Ob sic 5eier
am Sage ooer am porbergebenoen
o6er am folgen6en 5onntag begangen
meroen ion, muB ourh ortlihe Tint
itan6e, Dem @uni6 Ser @eiitlid)feit
ODER sem @utadten Der 8eamten be.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-18
Communion tbeil5unebmen. gu oie=

&ommunion tbeil5unebmen. gu 6ie=
Iem 3mede meroen lole 9ogen BON
entlpredenoer @r0Be uno Analitat
bergeiteQt, sic &aum fir lie flnf5ig
unteri9riften bieten. Dieielben font
men in beliebtger Mn5abl BON Sen Sal=
patorionerpaters in st. Na5ina5 be-
5ogen un0 na4 oeren Musfuuung nit
ser eigenbanoigen nnteridrift Ser
4inoer mieoer an o%ieielben 5urudge=
ididt meroen. Die 10 ausgefuQten
80gen meroen geiammelt, uno, na@
59ulen geor0net> in &raateinbano
nit entipre6enoer lateinilder @io=
mung 0em FL. @ater einige Gage Dor
Sem 20. September iiberrei6t.
Dur6 6as %opfermiQige 3uiamme11=
mirfen ser @obm. @eiitlidfeit u1to
iolder, sic nit ser @r5iebung ser fatb.
SSsugen6 betraut fins, lieBe ii6 gemtB
cine iebr erfreuli6e Mn5abl Inter
ldriften er5ielen( 3meds grlangung
pom NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. moge man ii6
an untenitebenoe Morelie men0en. Sic
8ogen meroen in eigens gu 0ieiem
3mede angefertigten 8appen6edelrol=
len perianot, uno f0nnen in oenielben
na@ Mnsflqung mieoer 5urudgei@ift
mer6en.
STE 6otbers Of tbe societp Of tbe
0ipine 5apior. Salpatorian11m,
ct. 9fa5ians, Manitomoe County,
@isconlin.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-18
timmt mer0en. Sci Ser hiiraerIihen

itimmt meroen. Sci Ser birgerliden
Jeier fonnten palienoe &eoen iiber
Sen Apoitel Der 0euti6en> Mber Sic
grbaltung oes Deutldtbums, sic 8e-
ltrebungen ser oeuti4en &atbolifen,
sic grrungenihaften ser Deuti@en in
Mmerifa, Central erein uno Central
'5teQe> 6euti6e Yfarri6ulen II. /. NJ.
gebalten mer0en. &ur5, ser Sag iollte
oem fatboliiden 9eutidtbum unieres
2anoes gemeibt iein, uno menigitens
bon ibm begangen mer0en. Die Mnre=
gung, sen 8onifatiustag gu begeben,
fat auf Ser Nelparfer @eneral=8er=
iammlung Mnflang g%efl1n0en mie audi
Sic @rmabnung ser Sbatiade, oaB iie
sic @utbeiBung oes pdpitliden Nble=
gaten babe. SSn Baltimore lit bereits
lebtes Sabr 0ieies Set in Mnmeien=
felt oes pdpitli9en Mblegaten began=
gen mor0en. Sn unierem Brotofoa
beiBt es oariiber II. a. in Sen Ml1sfub=
rungen @err g. 8roooebls:
vMm lebten 5. Stunt f%eierien mir in
Baltimore bas ct. 8onifatiusfeit. -.
Sir baben be1dlpiien, baB Sic ct. 8oz
n%ifatiusfeier alidhrlid in Baltimore be-
gangen tper0en iou NIT etnem 9o9amt
ilnb elmer Earaoe. Sim lebten 5. SUM
hatten mir Sic gbre, Ben apoitolti6en
@elegaten Moni. Salconio in Baltimore
gu baben, unb er bot 1ms Ben @egen &c:
geben, unb als i9 i'm gum 8abnbof
brndte, fagte er gu mir, es mare 16on.
menn Sie inn September nd6 Netpart
qi1qen uno es bem G.<S. borlegten, DAP
ale oeut1den 8ereine bon Mmerita oas
8onifotiusfe1t feiern, 9eraoe pie Die ST.
lanoer BAG ct. Hatridsfe1t."
Cine ber5lidere gmpfebluag fann
man ii9 ni6t miniden. Son 10 TO-
fer 5teqe fommeno. peroient oiele
M%nregung, oaB MIR ibr augemein
Jolge leiiten. Muf beioes> 0ieie @m=
pfeblung uno Sen 8eidluB Ser Gene
r~al=8eriammlung berufe i& midi, tn
Dem i6 es SEN 8ereinen oes 6. g.
ans &er5 lege, oieien Sag als 6eiHag
oes fatboliiden 1eutidtbums gu be-
geben. Sn elmer 3eit, mie ser unie=
rem, oa aniiberau Ginfliiiie itd GEL
teno MAIDEN, sic sic @igenart ser ein<
5elnen 8olfslt4mme IN unierem 2anoe
aerit0ren, sic l1nterlhie0e 5mil6en
@olf un0 8olf permiiden moaen, 6a<
BEL aber 5uglei9 nit ser @igenart ser
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-18
Der @puperne11r BON Warnlaub fat

in einem offenen 8riefe an Sic @ouz
perneure aller Stoaten ser Union eine
8emegung in S5ene gelebt, oeren
3med un0 3iel oarin beitebt, sic 8es
mobner ser 8%ereinigten Staaten on5u
gu bringen, ii6 crit einmal tbr etge<
mes 2ano u11o sic Sd0nbeiten oesiel=.
ben gu betradten, ebe ite tbr @el6 auf
&eiien na6 europa pertpenoen. 5ebr
lobli6 BON Sem Marplan0er @oltper=
t1eltr, iebr patriotiih, miro aber menig
belfen. 5olange oas &eiien bter3u=
lan0e 10 tbeuer lit uno 10 unbequem,
mie nod iebt, 10 lange miro 6as Sub
lifum, tpeldes niht geraoe iiber Sauz
ienoe ooer @unoerttauien gu ieinem,
Gergniigen perfiigen fam, INNER nod
lieber cine &eile nad europa MAIDEN,
meldes 0enn 0o@ idliebli@, mas FL
itoriide 3l1ttfte anbelangt, piel mebr,
uno, mas Naturid0nbett betrifft, mini
0eltens ebenio~ piel bietet mie Mmerifa.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-18
ein5elnen @olfsbeitanotbeile auh Sc

ein5elnen 8olfsbeitanotbeile au6 Sc
rem 5ugenoen uno 8or5iige iiber Bor0
merfen, lit es geboten> oaB mir Geut=
i6en, borab mir 6eutiden &atbolifen,
I'M ere gigenart idiiben uno uns als
oeutide &atbolifen erflaren. DoB
mir felt uno beitimmt betonen, 6aB
uns 6as Grbe unierer 8dter lieb unb
tbeuer lit, oaB mir es i6iben uno
mabren mo0en. l1niere 6eter 6e5
8onifatiustages ioQ Elm Mus6rud Sic
fer @eiinnung iein. M0ge 6ieie 5eier
oqgemein begangen meroen unter oen
6eutiden &atbolifen unjeres 2an6es
un6 moge iie cine oauernoe ginrid<
tung mer6en!
Sobn8. Sellers
Brai. oes SO.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-18

S. Sc. @opeu, elm populdrer @po-
tbefer bon @%reenburg, &p., iagt: u@ir
gebral1den @bamberlains 9ultenmit-
tel in unierm eigenen Sausbalt, uno
mir piiien, 6aB es a11sge5eidnet lit"
3u faufen bon Ser Molttor Drug 60.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-18

in Sen Departe-
ments gefiibrt. geridieoene Ml1s-
Idi1e fins oamit beihaftigt nidt 10
lpobl in ser Mbiidt, Ser Mominiltra=
ton, ser gegenipartigen tpie Den por=
aufgegange1reu, etpas ont 3euge 81
als I'M gr0Bere Sparlamfelt
i'm 8unoesba1sbalt gu er5telen, Die
mobl ourdgefiibrt meroen fann, obne
oaourh sic 2eiitl1ngsfabigfeit oes
Gienltes 31l beeintradtige1t. 0ie Yar-
tel banoelt oarin, freilih obne Sic be-
lonoere Mbliht, nltr I'M Gimme oes
Eralioenten, Ser Sem &ongreb mleoer-
bolt geidrantung ser Musgaben, 10
nett oies m0gltd, enpfoblen bot. Us
lit MIR folgeridtig, oab fortldriftlide
un0 reforn1atoriihe Mabnabmen, Die
pom Sen 3emofroten iebt pertreten
peroeu, init Sen gleid,en 8%eitrebungel1
oes Yra1ioenten allf 0emielben Wege
5ul ammentreffen, mas, mie in Ser He=
3ipro5itGtsbiu, al1d meiterbin 81 be-
obad)ten fem mag.
9en1ertensmertb lit Sic einbettlide
Sultung ser 9en,ofraten I'M Sanie.
9(uf republifanilber Seite batte man
Spultunaeu ermartet, pofir 8eran=
la1lung in ser Steuung ein5elner ser
6iibrer gegeben iein mo6te, inoeIie>t
fat li6 iomeit ntdts 0ergleiden erge,
ben; sic Mitglieoer balten 5uiammea
.uao laiien oaral1s erieben, oaB sic
Bortei lire Mufgabe Dor DEM Nubli+
fun1 genan perltebt. 8etreffS oes
8on5oues miro nuturli6 @einmgs=
perlbieoenbeit iein, 0enn ga ipre9en
10 pielerlei beionoere Sntereiien lofa=
Ter Matur NIT, in0eiien i6eint es,, 6aB
auh borin ginigteit er5ielt meroen
miro. 8ie es beiBt, miro Ser 3ou
ouf &obmoQe al1f flint Gents feitge=
jeet meroen, mas Sen Nroom5enten ge=
niigeno Sdub bieten lollte.
@abreno 10 oas &aus our6 flei=
Bige Mrbeit Sic quite Wfeinung oes
geminnt> pertro0elt ser 5enat
u1ter repl1blifanii6er 2eitung feline
3eit NIT Midtstbun, idleppt Sen
8ejd,ll1B iiber Sen &e5ipro5itatSper=
trog BON ISOLDE gu @ode fin nno
judt NIT aIerlei ginmenoungen 81
euniten oiei er ooer iener Snterelien
oogegen I'M 2an6e gu mo-
den> 10 oab Ser @raiioent mieoerbolt
Dor ser Oeffentli6feit SOS 8ort neb=
men maBte, UNI sic Sppoiition 5l1=
rebt gu meilen. S6lteblid miro Der
naGgeben miiien. GaB er it6
10 lange gegen sic @otbmenoigfeit Ser
iperrt, fann ser %republifa=
8artei ii9er nidt bon nuben
iein; es i6eint fat, als batten Sic
Stal1Opatfilbrer es oaranf abgeleben,
ii6 r1no fire @efolgidaft no6 mebr
in MiBfre6it gu bringen ais 0ies be-
reits Ser Sail lit. @enn iie auf Sic
Tarmer ipefulieren> meroen iie ii6
bel ser groBen Mebr5abl rielben
perrednet baben. Sm mittleren 8e=
iten per0en lie fetnen Mnflang ftnoen,
mie 6as gotum iiber sic Greiliite I'M
5eigt. Cine gat5e Mn5aH re-
prblifoniider &ertreter aus Sic em
@ebiete baben es geratben g%efunben,
jih 6arin SEN &epublifanern an5u=
ihlteBen.
~ On ~ .--~ - s. 0TS~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-18

e1ntrnt.
gu einer aQscmeiuen &iuserfOm-
mion fir ben fl. &ater am 20.
September 1911.

Sssn Moditebenoen m0dten mir cine
ber3lide ginlaonng an alle 4inoer
ridten, sic bereits gum gmpfange Ser
Fl. &omm1nion 5~ngelallen muroen,
uni an 20. September 0ieies Sabres
gemeimidaftli6 sic III. aon1mnrion
fir unieren III. gater Hius X. auf-
3uopfern. Dieies Sabr miro ndmli6
fir Sen fl. 8ater Elm BEL onoers tral<
RIGGS fem, inoem feline 6einoe in Ser
Staot @om, sic oem Haplt bon &e4ts
,uegeu geb0rt, iiber sic @imegnabme
oes @ir6enitaates trilmpbieren uno
6eltli6teiten begeben. IS pare1 at1l
II. Mar5 1911 fiinf5ig Sabre, ieitoem
gictor emanuel III. Sen 1itel zines
46nigs BON Stulien %annabn1, 11a6oem
int september oes bor6ergebenoen
Sabrcs piemonteiiide Erl1ppen in sen
air6enitaat einriidten uno oenielben
wioerred)tlid biniuegnobmen. Sim 20.
September 1870 enolid belesten oie
italienii@en Sruppen audi Som, oas
big oabin nod oem &apite geblieben
mar, uno madbten oasi elbe sur Saupt-
ltaot oes %ioeenannten: ugeeinigten
Ssstaliens." IS miro iomit gemib Ser
20. September oieies Sabres Don Sen
@iocrlo6ern oes @apites al1serieben
tperoen, Sem fl. @ater Sic empfina-
liditen l1nbiloen 5u5ufiiget.
@elden Srolt uno mel6e @enng.
tbuung miiBte es nidt oem nit 5roug
inns @ebmlttb erfiqten @er5en nn=
leres fl. @aters bereiten, menn er err
fabren miiroe, oaB cine groBe Mn5abl
uniduloiger &in0er oieleidt Sau-
lenoe uno Entertainment an Sem
Sage, an meldem linn feline 6einoe
ant meiiten S6mad 5ufugen, %unieren
@eilano in Ser fl. &omm1nion emf
pfangen mno fir Sen IF. &ater beten!
@el6' Elm 5trom bon 5egen miiBte
ii6 nidt auf oas S%berbaupt Ser Sir
DIE ergieBen, menn 10 piele unldl1loi-
ge &in0er 6as @er5 oes @elterloiers
nit 6eren einoringliden Bitten fir
Sen III. Gater beitiirmen. limo 5u=
oem> meld' cine paBenoe @%elegenbeit
ipiiroe 0ieier l1mitan0 nidt Sen &lei=
mel, oarbieten, I'm Sem fl. Safer fir
oas groBe @liid 81 o%anfen, oas ct
6%enlenben bereitet fat, inSem er III
men our6 0as Defret. Guam fin
gulart" idon lit 10 5artem Sitter BEN
3utritt gum III. 5aframente 6es Ml=
tares geitattete. @emiB peroen Sic
ain0er cine iol6e @elegenbeit NIT Ser
groBten 5reu0e uno 8egeiiterung err
greifen, uno nit offer Snbrnhlt, oerer
fire unidul0igen @er5en fdbig, fino,
sen &immel nit @ebeten beitirmen.
TIM 0ieiem @e0anfen cine praftil6e
@eItolt gu geben, baben fi6 Sic 5al=
patorianerpater entl6loiien, an Die
&o6miiroige @eiitlidfeit, un0 an Ste
Setter BON 4inoerinitituten un6 an
iol6e, Sic nit ser gr5iebung ser &in=
ser I'll tbun baben, cine ginlaoung
gu ri9ten, Sic ibnen anpertrauten
4leinen fir sic Soee gu begeiitern.
Inns oomit oieie S0ee gemaB ibrer
@i9tigfeit audi nod MuBen bin eine
feierlide @eitalt erbalte, lit es ge-
plant, oem III. 8ater in 6orm zines
Mlbums cine Sommlung ser Inter
idriften iener &inoer oor5ulegen, Sic
bereit iino, an iener augemeiren
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-18
Sir sommeransHasler.

Gin an 2innemann 2afe taba
Mpon, Minn., gelegener Commerce
tort enttpeoer fir Sic 5ommer-Sat-
ion ooer alf fur6ere 8eit gu perpad-
ten. Ndberes in Ser u@or0itern".
office. IT.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-18

uod Yeruna u1o modlte 11tdt oaoon tenn.
Sd babe es itets gu 9au1e;"
&ppf= mn6 &ebltogtz SGtarr9:
Srou 8. q. @rap, 1877 Matn 9troBe,
@enaiba, @is., .i6reibt: SD lit an
&otnrrb beg &opfes nno peg Sebltopfes
mebrere Sabre lang, .io eaB tb oad}te, es
gdbe feue Sur fir midi. Wtntter r1etg an,
&errna 81 periud]en: SD taufte e1n19e
Slaf6en urb enti9lob MIDI, a~b3utp9rten,
lpas es fir midi tbun tpiroe. SD BIN
beute Elm 9eiunoer @ann 9ant Dem Hsez
rrnu."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-18
9Oft0ren
perfeblten.
aatarrb unb masenfranf=
belt bureb Nernna 9ebpben.

Srau' So9n
unoertp1oo, u.
s. 8. g.. Bor
80, @aperlD,
8, jdreibt:
vMa66em t6
an &atarrb
,1nb Ma9enbe=
idJtueroc 9elitz
ten llno gro
Ben 56merz
5en nnterlporz
fen mar. ul,o
nadbem id
lange 3eit ut1z
ter dr5tli6er
8ebau0lnng
e It o'e II
nab1n i6 metz
ne lebte 2uz
flu6t gu Yez
rltna. 9as
@rgebuiB tpar
tpul,bernou.S6
funl1 e5 gnr
1ebr %empfeblen
als Elm gutes
Mittel. Sd
,,ehme INNER
idt = fem.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-02

princess effect. The Same model VIII be
found a good one for all sCasonable ma
terials and It may not he too early 10
hint that IT would be equally charming
made from washable fabrics. The fancy
collar that is arranged over the front
edges of the frock and which gives sailor
effect at the back can be made OF silk.
satin or other contrasting material TO give
quite a different effect from the one Illus
trated. In this case II matches the frock,
but the trimming very nearly conceals the
foundation fabric.
For the slxteen-year size the waist Will re-
ouire two and one-quarter yards OF material
u inches wide or one and three-eighths
wards 90 or "A inches wide, with two yards
of alloyer lace Is inches wide. For the
ekirt will be needed four and half yards
27 inches wide. three and c-quarter yards
9s inches wide or two and fve-eighths yards
a inches wide, and for the trimming or
the dress fifteen yards OF banding
The pattern No. 6,S7S is cut Ia sizes for
,risses OF fourteen, sixteen and eighteen
wears. and the pattern No. $3.50 is the same
sizes. They will be mailed to any address
on receipt OF 10 cents each.
Please give the number OF pattern ana
a ge distinctly. Address Pattern Department
New York Tribune. II In hurry Tor pat
tern send an extra 2-cent stamp ana we
will mail by letter postage in sealed en-
yelope =
New-York tribune., 1911-03-02

at all. and they DO not think II would he
fair 10 those Of their number whose bank
accounts are not so lavish, for all fashion
able girls are not wealthy.
One girl has remembered that she knows
how 10 darn. though she usually left her
own work for a maid so She has under
IA ken 10 do the family darning at gen
erous price an hour. The time of a popular
girl must Of course he well paid for y
Another guild member has equipped her
self with d complete OUTFIT for cleaning
iewelry. and many words OF advice from
a Jewel expert. She has arranged 10 go TO
several of her friends once a week and
spend an hour in their bOddoirs cleaning
precious trini;ets.
Mending fine lingerie running i'm ribbons
and making bows for lingerie is the Len
ten vocation Of another girl. OF course.
a lady's maid usually does this work, but
there are many large heaTtad women who
willingly pay their charming young friend
10 do il. and that gives the ladies' maids
time for prayer and meditation, if they
want to spend it that way
Reading aloud 10 invalid who has
plenty Of money but no relatives upon
whom she can call for such service is the
money making scheme OF another guild
member Writing little notes for her old
friend is also a part of her Plan She ia
generously paid. but the invalid thinks
that she gets the best OF the bargain, such
services being beyond price.
A clever girl who gives as perfect a
manicure as a professional will favor a
few Of her special friends with her fault
less 81 70 treatments \ genuine love Of
shopping. combined with good taste and
Judgment came to the rescue Of another
while in a dilemma as to how she could
earn her Easter Offering. She agreed 20
do shopping for several of her friends who
lust dreaded the thought OF buying sum-
ner clothes" She will tax up the subject
with her patrons, show th"m samples ana
then give the orders for gowns coats etc.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-02

lions spart from the agreeable thoughts
associated with them. and among the para
soils some of tho most alluring are those
made wholly or in part of velvet.
The use Of black velvet for parasols'
which was begun last summer in PARIS
the city Of fashion, struck nearly every
one as being strangely incongruous, ana
probably there are still many persons VINO
though none could accuse them or being
unpleasantly sensible, still look upon II as
o folly not 20 be encouraged. Neverthe-
less. the mode has grown and there are
many pretty developments Of IT, The color
need no longer be black, dark blue ana
the wine shades being some of the other
hues sloWn In a red velvet parasol there
Is certainly no suggestion Of cooiness'
though II makes a bit Of color that would
., as effective with a dull-hued costume
ss black velvet parssol would be as a
foil 10 one in brilliant colors
Many vino would not care for the all
velvet parasol must admit liking for
some in which this material IS used in
combination with others. one charming
model has centre Of black velvet. 10
which is added white satin border so
wide that there is really much more OF
the white fabric than of the black. Along
the ioinins of the two a large design is
embroidered on black silk, half on the vel
vet and half on the satin. Parasols that
might win favor with the most conserVa-
tive are Of white silk veiled with black
chiffon and bordered with black velvet
BY way Of further adornment there are
black emhroideries on the chiffon, whlch
frequently take the form OF big dots dis
tributed all over at wide intervals
wide floral design placed near the velvet
border is also seen and is very attractive.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-02
VIRUS PREVENTS TYPHOID
Rainy Day Club Hears That Vac
cination Wards Off Fever.

II appears that II is not only necessary
to be vaccinated against smallpox; one
must be vaccnated against typhoid fever,
too. At least the precautIon is highly I'M
lortant Dr. Sarah V. McNutt told the
Rainy Day Club at the Hotel Astor yes
terday afternoon.
You're exactly twice as likely 10 have
typhoid when you're not vaccinated a s you
are when the virus has been injected into
your veins" she said, land OF those who
get the disease the unvaccinated are four
times as likely to die.
mo i'll results follow the vaccination
The officers and nurses of the Massachu-
setts General Hospital were all vaccinated
in 1909, and it has protected them through
unusual exposure to the fever and has not
Injured them in any way. Nor has II
harmed tile $500 men in the British and
German colonial troops to whom 1t has
been done.
THE typhoid germ is a determined and
long-lived germ. Some months ago num-
ber of families in a certain neighborhood In
New York developed cases of the fever,
and Il was found that these families all got
their milk from the same dairy. The
father of the man who kept this dairy. 1t
was discovered. had typhoid forty-seven
years ago, and he was one of those persons
who don't get rid of the germs when they
recover. They become chronic disseminators
of typhoid. The old man. helping his son
about the dairy had infected all the milk
that went out"
Or. McNutt said 1t was high time for the
War Department 10 take a stand in the
matter of vaccination for typhoid. THE
men in the army need it more tnan civil
ians" she said for in the army often
ordinary precautions against the disease
are out Of the question. Some of those
thousands OF men who in the Spanish
war died from the fever might have been
saved by the simple means Of vaccination.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-02
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.

Fine .harne striped serge is a favorlte
material for young girls dresses. This
one is a rich blue in color and is trimmed
with bands OF black velvet ribbon. while
the little chemisette and unGersleeves are
Of ivory net. The blouse IS very new
one. cut in one with the sleeves, but made
with a centre-front portion that allows
effective use Of the stripes. II is closed
at the left side. In this case 1t is made
over a lining which includes the mousque-
taire undersleeves, but It can be made
without lining and without the under
sleeves. if preferred. The skirt is just
simple six-gored one, with box pleat at
the back The front gore is cut on the
cross and the trimming is arranged over
IT, combining with the waist to give a
New-York tribune., 1911-03-02
Of Interest 10 cU0men
LENTEN SACRIFICES
Some Unusual Schemes for Earn
ina the Easter Offering.

At the beginning of Lent there is always
much discussion as TO ways OF earning
money for various pet charities. gniid
OF young women in a fashionable church
have agreed that their Easter onerlne
shall be earned by individual effort ana
sacrifice. Some of them might more easily
draw the amount pledged from their bank
accounts, but that would not be fulfilling
the requirements of the Lenten season
New-York tribune., 1911-03-02

She has even undertaken TO buy the fur-
nishings for a summer cottage. Her fees
are naturally not small.
The artist of the set has taken enough
orders for hand-painted dinner cards and
Easter favors 10 consume good share
Of her forty days. She is quite original IN
her work. and her friends will have to pay
dearly for this originality.
Cataloguing a brothers library Is the Len
ten occupation of another girl. She likes
out Of door life. so she asks liberal pay
ment for the hours spent among her broth
er's favorites
When the Easter offering has been MADE
and the Monday arrives on which worldly
ways may be resumed, these girls are
planning to have a luncheon party az
which each one will relate the adventures
which befell her during her Lenten labors
New-York tribune., 1911-03-02
TO GIVE SUFFRAGE PLAYS
Women Political Union Plans Relax
alton After Labors at Albany.

The Women's Political Union is project
ing a bit Of relaxation after it's arduous
labors in Albany. IL is going to have
Mi-Careme matinee al the Byceum Theatre
on the afternoon of Tuesday. March q.
Two suffrage plays will be presented. How
the Vote Was Won" and "A Woman's In
dependence" Between the two plays Mrs.
Eric Dahlgren will play the harp.
Professionals and amateurs will mingle IN
the cast Among those who Will appear
are Mrs. William G. Dickey, recently or
The New Theatre; Miss Martha Leonard.
Mrs. Lawrason Riggs, Miss Ruth Draper
and Merritt Wyatt Some of the patrons
and patronesses are DR.. John Winters
Brannan DR. II. c. HougIon, Mrs. Clar-,
ence Mackay, Mrs. William n. Draper and
Mrs Charles Phelps.