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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-25
Srep ira Sapan.
XVI.
Gumamcr % MisiiOn

fun0e ipues at bope fun liot me0
binan0en at gre, % BOG er ben
Gag fommerl, on man ieIp / Sa.
pans apisfeuilletoner fan iinoe
@iones6pro ON. at ariitenoommen
er fommen BERTH % er ne0 at BIZ
De ell Nogt. man mo regne meo.
Seq fom I'll at tpnte poa oct
iorle0eL oa Der fom en- goffe
y9anifere~, 6pori Der 81. q par
Ct Far 5ortpainger al aIireo 9ino,
en- M afOso SfoIel9rer / Oanmarf.
iom iier bar ifrepet &omaner fra
Afabs SiO; ieg bar / 9irfeligbe.
Sen lnngtes eiter at lpie Dem og
ifsnt ieg life bar lpit en- eneite
6enilleton ! q0if.@@ iioen ieg bar
/ 4merifa, bao0e ieg bog / Sinoe
at lGie 9(lfreo 2inos; men = iaa
fom ser en- ira Sapon. Den mnot.
te ies Dog Ieie fsrit. men ieo bIep
nlorig iproig. 0ummere' Ssi bar
iee pirfelig fife let i lnng 9iO. PIT
ct @enneife fan 6ape 3umoriitig.
beo nof til at ifripe ON Sing, ban
er iaa abiolut npioen0e ON, iom
4lireO 2ino peo 0enne 5ort9Qing
iig al pare. bpa0 5opan an
gaar BET er befIageligt. Seq
ifal life ipiloe min 9io meO at
l9ie anoet al bpno ban bar fire.
pet, tbi iee oil bele Chen tanfe,
At ran er liae iaa ufpnoig ON
afab iom ON 5apan. Zen, ser bar
No0 til at beornge iine 2piere
poa Ell 9unft. bar Oct bel oeian pnn
andre.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-25

bnrfere er noaanet oe frGner ae-
teIIe.
Gel ber Sc bigtiaere Arbeioere
/ Samfunoets Sieneite poaifennes /;
men ser er intet iaa iimpeIt prIigt
Irbei0e. uoen BET o9ion er 9naifen-
neIie og 9en, ia 9gre bprb.
@en Iterit 9etp0ning bar arbei-
set for Sen, Der udfsrer BET, i6et
set adler ham. boIoer BAN oppe.
Sa, BET er en- geliignelie at fun
ne arbeioe. og nptti9t arbeioe brin.
ger @eliianeIie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-25
Den portusiiiife airfefamp. %

Den portugiiiife a~irfefamp. Da
ben portugiiiife MISUNDERSTANDING
forleoen i a~nleonins al a~oifiaelien
OF Stat oe Strife bebanoIeOe ct 5or-
flag on llnoeritetteIie al @eiitlie-
beoen, iremb9ueoe ben Deputereoe
Qlereli Wuligbeoen al internatio-
nole 9anifeligbeoer, oa Der aaereoe
pnr fremienot % 5ororinger for
arnnfelie al gienoomsretten, og
6i5ie 6or0ringer bopoe funoet St6t-
te Dos uoenlanoife 8einn0tifdber.
1loenrigsminiiteren og Suititsmini-
iteren bGDoeOe imiolertio. at Der
fife f%orelaa nogen Wuligbeo for in
ternationale 5orpiflinger, og Ra-
tionnlforiamlingen ilutte0e iig til
Miniitrenes 5olOnine.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-25
vGn 6rpoeiaug"

ReI.: o5reo boiler ODER 2onO og gp"
Seq TRIBES, mar ieg tpnfer paa,
Snart enot er Rso % Crib.
Saa ifal iea biem til Seius gao.
Iii Sabbntbsboilen Bio.
Ser guar iea neotrpft mnngen Sang
90 ~iuffer: ., min @u0l
Sea iD1es, geien er ioa lang,
Raar benter on oin gruO2
Raar ifal iee eoig ifue dig.
Nin 5ipIeoen iaa goo,
% looe dig eoin6elig
5or Dit ubepOte 9lo6?"
Nen Seius iOorer / lit Orb:
Seq fommer, fore SiqI,
benter biem Dig til nit goro.
oa er alting bel.
Saa blio on 90, NIT lille Cam,
Paa Sarons eng en- Stuno,
Grif gano no al Bethesda Dam
boil paa Oroets @runoI
aun emo en- Iioen StunS, og lea
Sfal fomme, bolo blot uoi
Saa itol on fomme biem til mia
frones iom min gruo".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-25

bemerfnine meo imoo 9Dper. Den
loo iaoIeOes: Get belle er befol'
fet meo unoe Neno % aoiuoer
(Stemaros) ira De forifelIigeairfer
/ Bolton % Omeon, uOflpOte | ua'
tionale aoitumer. ser gioer enbper
Scene 9io og aorofter".
altioa = oct belle er en- i%toror.
tet aomeoie. Ell Misunderstanding
opiert nf airfens ltnge 0feolem.
merl airfens leoenoe M9nO Jun.
gerer iom Seater0irefterer. 9@gte
amerifonifl Mon life ct IioenS
Seon | 8etning al at airten %
Eeotret. 8uostieneite % 4omeoie
n9rmer iig binanOen2 Sea orog en-
SommenIioning meaem NisiionG.
rem oeruoe poa fin %enionme, ofte
fnreftIoe 9oit, iom ban bar ofret
fit 2in til for SiGles 5relie, mel.
lem De 5%iliin0er, Der 6or oiret
2inet for De oiloes 9fie e1er oct
orpbenoe alimo - % iaa De unge
/ Bolton. Ser ifol prsbe at efter.
abe bette - og en- ian0on mis-.
iionsubitiaine ipntes mig at fomme
n9r til oct fororoeli9e. genter man
b~irfelig at oqffe iano % leoenoe
&prIigbeo til Se6ningemisiionen
poa ben Wao0e2 gaer er 6eniia.
ten fun at inmle nogIe Ben9e %
ioa aibe Golf en- interesiont I'm
oerbolonin92 Sea peo life; men er
BET isrite 5iIfpI6et, tror iea, oct
Gr iorieilet; % er oct iiNite I'll.
fGIoet, er iee bonae for, BET oil
ifo6p Wisiionen mere. emo set fan
saone ben. ibet Soft er uoiat Tor
at betrogte set belle iom en- aome.
oie. Mon Soft bill gan biem ira
6isic Seener % be6e mere for SEQ.
ninaernes 8~reIie2 Non fIere oil
blibc tiIifpnoe6e til of iiee: Ser er
iea. ieno mi9"2 Seg toiOIer Der.
pao.
SeOningemisiionen er en- Op.
gabe, Serren bar Ingt ben til os.
Misiion9rens @ernine er iuIo al
Gloor, % BEN trGn8er til. at pi
fsI9er BEN meO aIoor og life Blot
betro9ter SEN ION noget interes.
innt. Seq bar bert 5oIf Iige, at De
itun0om fan iaa mere o%onoeIio
O%pbpegelie / Sentret eIler peo at
ie beo9geIi9e 9ileoer, emo / airfen.
Seq er banae for at Den Slo9s
6oIf iIet inaen aanoelie Opbpgsel.
ie ieger e1er fnar boerfen |
&irfen e1er Sentret. Do ieg er
bonee for Ben 8iosann0, Ger ID.
ger of bragg airfen og 8erOen.
Misiionen og Stuoiet Of Ratur.
% 5oIfeliO. @uos OrSs 6ortpn.
belle % ioIfeIiee 6oreorag no |
eet. Oct bar aft lin getponing.
men = bper poo tit Smroaoe.
Chr. gbriftenen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-25

Datterens gGrelie bpor bun ligget
ing al 6orfelelie, @reoinoen 9ioer
benoe @losiet, men 2Geen nieer
tiIbaee ira 6orbrp0elien, griber
@lasiet og Tiger: y0et Ter life ret
no @re0inoen er raienoe. men /
BET iomme fommer 8repen iorbi
uoenfor, 9G9en ier Oct. eriber Den
ipge Bi9e | Nrmene, lsber no %
logger ben0e for @reoens 5s0oer,
i0et ban DEFENDER alt. Seiren er
omIioer nun6en. Men Oa De fonl.
mer openpaa ieen, Iig9er @reOit-
ben 300. bun tsmte BET @lnS, iom
bun fit 99gen til at blanoe ior
Den nnoen. 6ortGainaen, Der buo.
De ia 5orti9tteIier ilutter meo
bette. Gen biier / alt 5olO fsl.
genoe:
i Gn Rrilten b [ noget. Der er
beore, renere % retf9roigere emo en-
Sffe-ariten.
, Gn ariiten. Der ipnoer % gsr
Oct, ser er urent % uretinr0iet,
ooertrGoer oerme0 ariiti 2op, be.
iuOler ii 8riitennapn % taber Get
til at fables meo oct.
- 0en f~rembolOer Be 8riitne
Il 8rGiteiomilien) iom oenIige og
googeren0e moo ufenote elen6ige,
% ben fremboloer Dem iom rolioe
/ @oogang og / geiiO0elie al en-
Sreit Der opbol0er Dem / oen op.
bette Sorg, iom oe 3ffe-ariitne
iIet life fen6er.
d Den bier en- bel Del Sfngge.
iiOer PED 2ipet, inoOan iom oct er
/ Sapor1 piier at oe iapanife ariit-
ne 6efGmper Dem; % at De ome.
rifanife (2Geens Suitru) er rpo.
ielsilague peo at bsre ON Dem.
5lere 2Groomme funoe paope.
ges; Oisie er De %nietigite. @r oct
life en- ret goo Anbeialing for
ariItenoommen9 Sg ben er blepen
lpIt; oct par en- meget uobre0t
aois, Den bar /, og ben fommer /
andre aoiier MI. Scr ben bIen
balo iGroig, blep ben Dramatic.
ret % ipiaet / Gumamoto ior oper-
ipIot 6us to Aitener / 9rqf, og
man par enooo life tilireOs, ioa
aompogniet fom tilbaee ieen oe
gap Stpffet ON igen iar oper.
iplot Sus 8 (eler A @anee.
SEQ baoOe ubpre megen Chit til
at 8aa ben og ie, bpao De giorOe
peo oct. 5orfntteren er obiolut
ipmpatbetiif operfor a~riitenoom,
lonl ban man tenoe meget goot,
oeriom ban life er en- ariiten; men
Sfueipiaerne funoe 10 goot rem.
title Dem pno en- nn0en Mna0e.
Seq Loo BET bog p9re for CTS.
emplets SfpIO, ina iee peS life,
bbor meget oct anbefnleoe ariiten.
oommen.
9oao ieg bar iast Der, pil BOG
maaife pie, at ser fan bare 5or.
binoelie meaem Romnner og Ris.
lion; oet fan ogiaa pije, at Ser.
rem fan BRUCE mango @ioler til of
bare Sci for lit Rige ieIb Der,
boor ineen Misiion9r fan fomme.
Og oenne Serre mna hi tiene. @u6
gipe os at gore oct meo 9roifob.
Siertelio SiIien.
@oers l1oienoina.
5. ~. IF. 8intber.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-25

Cor airfes 6ormano ipnes at
bore noeet beore. Sefret9ren, gait.
81. 2. 9tielien, iom beisgte os /
Snsoags, tom lige oerira; Jan Jag.
be, at 6eberen par gaaet ~betDOeligt
neO, og nan baabeoe, at Sp9Oom-
men aaieepel life er 3pfoio.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-25
sriuitatis seminarimm.

llnoeroisningen for nRite Stole.
aars geofommenOe begpnOer, ON
SUB oil, oen A. Oftober fsritfom.
menoe. Snbmeloelie Of iaa6anne,
fom life for bar oeItaget | lln6er-
pisninsen, mao bore mig | 8pnoe
ieneit % September.
Blair ! 4uguit, 1911.
3. 9. Bic.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-25

StuSent, for bpem Der oeina er
~arrangeret ct 9egteifob meo en-
an6en Rpinoe.
Ser fommer 6orfatteren oltioa
til Of iloo ct Slog imoO De isrge.
lige Observation-Disclosures Der op.
itanr beo. at De unee life iperaes
til Goa0s; ban oooler life 9reiten,
tpGrtimoo bar ban piIt, bporleoes
5an 5oooe iegt at iifre iig imoo
en- ianoon enentunlitet. San brii.
ger meget mere 8reiten til at pie,
at ieln ben beOite fan iaa ubpre
let flutes. naar ban ifal banoIe
for andre.
Zen unge Gige fan imiolertio
fife uo5oloe 5orboloene; bun pil
ifnfie tin 9ruogom, ON bun p9ter
BAN. % oerneo ogiua line f9rliee
9Ieieiofplore, 90 iao Ieber bum
bort. 9pgens Snitru finoer benz
0e, loper at genuine benoe % no.
oirfe, at ben iorifrpffelige iapan-
ife Sfit life fol iao ct mt Offer
+ 5enoe.
9pgen fommer ian op til 9r9-
items ior at preoe. bpa0 ban fan
men Der er alt / 6oroirring. Gre
pen bar opoa9et. 5oorleOes @rep.
inoen bar banolet moo 9atteren
Al Sen anin0e, iom ban bapoe el-
ifet, % funoet 6enoes Spor til
RrGiteboligen. 99aen iaar iaale-
oes life 5io til at uonirfe noget /
giebliftet. % ban ger en- 0poa9el.
ie. iom faar BAN til at fortie, Of
ban oe0, boor bun er; 6et bar oct
nemli9 bans 6enii9t at iortpae
for at beroIi9e De 6rape grpite.
folf. Ru ari6er ban iao til en- al
DC ioa ubpre olminoelige uOiIug-
ter Tor at reooe iig no al Situo-
tionen.
Get interesionte Der er, at 3or.
fatteren meIoer, at bans Snmoit-
tigbe0 LOG BAN, ior0i bnn brugte
en- llinnobeo; oct pnr life ariiti
9pre, % BET piIOe babe iaaet bans
amerifanife 6uitru til at famine
liz oeo 6am.
Cpoa1elien. ban giorbe, par, at
Den nup9ren0e @repinoe par Den
Game. ban tioIigere bao6e bait en-
aiereelig 6orbinoelie~ meo. Sam.
u~ittiebeOen nnfloger BAN, ban sr.
fer at reo0e benoe. iom ban en-.
gang elife0e iao beit, er ban life
ieIo bIenen reooet? Oe ioa finn.
Der ban Jig oerop til oct grene.
li9e Stem. men ban mPrfer itrofs,
at @reoinoen bar Mogten oper
BAN. Snn beoer og trpgler ben0e
in~otr9ngen0e ON at ongre Snn.
Den, ban mailer 6ens nun0goneIige
5slser | 9ioen oe Dommen i enig.
beoen, men bet er alt forgPnes, BET
preIler al pnn 0enne ianielige
abinoe, Ser bifler BAN inc i ct 9et,
iom ban fsler, ban moa ripe /
Stpffer, men iom ban inmtioig er
beruiet al og snifer at blipe /.
Ser ommer ct Of De it9rfeite
Funfter i goeen: ban ipeOer ang-
items Sneo, SnmnittigbeOen bpoer
BAN eno. ariiti Reit lpOer aobo-
renoe. men apin0ens Zine. aoin.
oens g9ien, gammel glifop tref.
fer ! mooiat aetning. @%repinoen
ipiaer fit iiOite Sort: bun faloer
en- ing Fige pna benne6 30 Mar
OF laoer benoe opoarte Dem; eiter
at bun er aaaet, tiger bun: Get.
tie er Dor Cater, Sin 9ntterl
2aoer Oh @reoens Dirfelige 0ot.
ter fomme tilbnge, iao goor aae
mine gIaner til @runbe; ieg bar
bruet R9nfer al nGe SIags for
at foa 6en6e inoiat til arping,
@reoen tror, bun er min 9ro6er.
batter; faor @reDen fin Cater til.
6nge, iao bliper 5 IN Cater aroe.
les."
Og M fommer tinge 5iOer.
San er i aoinoens @ast igen.
7ntterens Snteresier binOer BAN,
meu unOer oct alt iammen pines
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Nrbeioet abler.


iaa i~noeboloer Ser en- oigtig Sano-
beo.
Oct er BOG life ben Screening,
ri oil ifripe ON, ei belIer er oct
bette mprfelige 0apn. ser bor frem-
falot Sc 1anfer, Oi Der oil trent
bOloe.
Get par oerimoo nogle Saet-
togelier, ri iorIeoen Dag fom til
at gore pna en- 3ur i9ennem 9pen.
Qaa en- iaaoan Cur, ieIo igennem
en- minore 9ps @aOer, meOer man
10 Here Menneifer.
0g 6oor forifelIiee oe BOG er =
ieIp Der | amerifa, bpor Ri roier
os al At ri 6perfen bar Abel eaer
oens Mo0iptning.
5o, ogiaa Der er Ser 6orifeI
paa 6olf.
0ion fan gaa. boor i @erOen,
man oil. ioa finoes ser boa0e
aoel og oens @ooiatning.
3et ligeiom iprung os i Zine
ne, boor aoelige noales Aniigtes-
trPf og belle 6ol0ning par.
q gap 5nOtrpf al SeloitanOig-
be0sfslelie, @eroigbeo og 2ipsmoo.
qnOres SoIOning Dor OerimoO
iInp. uielpiten0ig. ne0trpft og MOB
Iss.
De ferite fan opre 2on0mpno.
6orretningsmeno. 9engem9no.
gm6e0sm9no, 0aanOparfere eaer
Gngarbeioere.
9lIoer eaer asn. Re0itammelie
eaer 9iusitilling aer life itor 5or.
ifel.
Eli Oen onOen alasie bsrer oae
Cramps, bnnoe be, Der oriper
ON / 9perne og oil Ieoe al andres
Speo, og De, Der gnar ira ct Steo
til ct nnoet og tigger oeres Op.
bol0.
@i fom til Ben Slutning, at oct
/ @runoen er ar6ejoet, Der COR
6orifellen.
Der ber maaife gsres ben BE-
m9rfning, at BET er fun oct frie
arbeioe, life Ir9ne eaer Slope.
drbeioet, Der adler
Men bet innes pirfeIig at ior-
boI0e Jig iaoIeoes. OF frit 9rbei.
be siner baaoe MnnOen og apin.
ben ct Oiit aoeliet Bres.
SeIp / Be 2onoe, boor man req
ner meo aoelifab og aOeIige Sl9g.
Ter, Ser er BET ipnrt ON life unlll-
ligt at oeOligeboloe aoelifabet og
bet ooelige Grpg u0en Arbeioe.
Get ger ingen ~OGientli9 5orifel,
ON ct Wenneife fortrinspis arbei.
Der meO 0aanoen eaer meO gan.
ben, ON BET orbeioer iom Diplomat.
gogboIoer, asbmano, 9r9it.
2nnomnno. 6onn6pRrfsmnnO, Sfo.
lel9rer eaer iom 6usmooer.
Zen itore 6orifel beitaar oerimoo
Ell trofnit, arligt. npttigt
arbeioe oa ina Ell 7ogoriperlip.
Oe BET er ilet life unoerligt
at BET netop er 9lrbeioet, Der Dor
eOne til at lofte, 5sine oe cole ct
Renneife.
Sbi ira cen SIDE Jet Wenne.
ifet er ifabt meo bnaoe Annos-
epner og 9egemsfr9fter.
Og 6oor unOerliet iOarer life
ct Menneifes 9lan6 og Soono lam.
menl
6Dao 2lanoen uotpnfer, mo ben
baDe 9aonoen til at u6fere.
5aanoen neoifriuer Qanoens9on-
fer, ben uoarbeiOer De aunItpqrfer,
4on0en bar ifabt.
Og omoenot oct legemlige
arbeioe mao babe aanoen til Pin.
bier og 2eoer.
SfuIoe Oa inaoanne berlige go.
ner nPre ubruete, ilige ar9fter Doe.
re erfesl6ie, gna til Spiloel
Wen Sogen bar oeioa en- onoen
SIDE = gerOen bar grug for baa.
De aanoelist os lesemlist Qrbei.
be.
0erfor be, Der orbeiOer tro-
fnit prIiof NM ohfaf,,f hono o.,
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-31
FADS AND FASHIONS

above the other. rather than in the
usual sash ends
One of the things noticeable in the
present spring displays is the fulness
which has crept into some of the most
attractive of the new models. The
narrowest and straightest of truly
smart tailored skirts is not exagger-
ated it has been and in many of the
less severe costumes the skirts though
straight of line. let into the waist
line with slight shirring or little plaits
and are not gathered into any band
toward the bottom The short. large
waist makes this arrangement admir-
able, the fulness providing approx
mately straight lines from girdle to
hips and allowing for the hip curve.
Some of the new skirts go further in
the mater Of fulness and are finished
at the bottom by deep planted flounces.
The early Victorian period has sup
piled many hints for the frocks of the
present fashion
Openwork embroidery on sheer
linen or muslin Is used even in COM
bination with delicate silks for even
ing wear. and yelled with chiffon
serves as foundation for pretty and
/ servicea BILE afternoon frocks. while IN
the realm of lingerie frocks 1t Is
enormously important There are coat
and frock models of white linen so
deliberately embroidered in open work
i design that the plain linen has all I'M
| important role save in the upper part
of the skirt and in trimming bands.
Soft, loose woven linen, suggesting a
very coarse etamine is one of the new
things, and bordure effects in this ma
re
row open work or drawn work bands.
giving a bold lattice effect
Not for many years have so many
rundown collars been shown in one
season are now on exhibition In rrc
shops. One still finds the high stock,
the high rundown collar of plain en-
broidered linen. the soft outing collar
with its jewelled safety pin or links,
but all these old favorites are fairly
submerged in the flood of low turn
down collars, stiff or soft One can
buy the round. comparatively narrow
Duth collar of recent seasons cheap
and plain or extravagantly expensive
and exquuisitively embroidered. but a
majority of the new collars open lower
in front than the Dutch collar and are
ION the whole more generally becoming
though they do make a very long thin
lface look still longer and thinner. The
square sailor back which came into
favor late last summer and has been
in evidence among the winter coats $
out in force among the adjustable en-
broidered collars and shows innumer-
able notifications. The wide. right
angle cornered back may be combined
with front which turns in straight
line from little below the base OF
the throat to the shoulder points, and
from there falls in the wide sailor
back. Or. the color may be quite low
in front and slope to the shoulders in
true mildly fashion. or it may have
wide downward s1oping points ir
front. quite covering the chest and
then follow a line upward just in from,
Of the arm to join the sailor back.
The. old patterns but new textures
are being exploited in brocades fol
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-31

spring. They are so supple that they
form exquisite drapery in wraps and
gowns. The colors are lovely and even
These materials are used for trimmin &
dresses of transparent goods. such as a
band around the skirt. an edging for
corsage and sleeves, sashes of the soft
fabric and even slippers of brocade.
Hats covered with brocade are excel
lent for early spring before you de-
eide on a straw shape. They are light
weight can be of any shade desired
and the shape can be decided before
the frame is covered. One commend
able feature of brocades is that the
design can be used as a background
for beadwork. The flower forms car
be outlined or worked in solid beads:
the touch of gold or silver thread eau
be added in outline stitch here OF
there
this season and the shops show a
great variety of them. Not only ars
there striped effects but plain silks
with checked borders. bands in ex-
quisie Persian designs. and mottleo
lowered effects that are decidedly new
These silks come exceptionally wide
so that the question of the skirt i!
practically solved. For very tall WON
en- the yoke effect now comes to tn,
rescue.
Buttons are to be much used in trim
ming spring and summer frocks. Molds
covered with lace, satin and velvet
crocheted buttons. enameled disks AM
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Co, of Indianapolis, for a premium o
&2,o27. There were seven bidders.

Co, of Indianapolis, for a premium of
&2.o27. There were seven bidders
Connersville The engineers In
charge of the new water works have
decided that the strange substance,
which was found to depth OF eighteen
feet in one of the wells, is not cement.
as was first believed. They believe 1t
the. water. and that 1t will probably
make the well useless.
Anderson-Ithamer Holloway. Of In
dianapolis, who recently bought Sid
Conger's farm of 23S acres, near this
city, for $500 has hled a petition in
sion to sell the farm, having a buyer
he explains, for consideration of $46,-
900. Permission of the court is neces-
sary. the petitioner explaines. because
his WIFI is in an insane asylum
South Bend-W. Scott Brown, OF
$45, 200. 900 Studebaker corporation. fig
| ures in a large financial deal, through
which the Pere Marquette railroad viii
endeavor to float a bond issue of $50.
| O00, 900. Mr. Brown is trustee in th'
transaction, representing the Bankers
Trust Company OF New York. The
money realized by the railroad in the
ton of $1,000 each and running nifty
years. will be used in double tracking
Princeton-The Kidd opera mousse
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New York, March 3I.-New models
continue to arrive from Paris and the
big fashion shops. which began to dis
play their spring and summer gvous
several weeks ago, are constantly adj
ding the latest importations to their
fascinating displays. Among the at
tractive new thins shown are some
very short waisted frocks with quaint
little Jackets. which one hesitates to
call Etons or boleros because of the
abbreviated peplum frills that appear
below their Empire waist finish. These
effects are worked out in both plain
and figured silks. and some OF the most
picturesque combine one-tone silk
with a figured material.
Particularly interesting are the little
frocks OF silk which are displayed in
a great variety of models. One of these.
seen in one of the fashionable shops,
was in checked silk of a reddish
mulberry tone. white and black with
a coat of black silk, whose huge revers
and turnback cuffs were of the check.
There was not a touch of elaboration.
The straight skirt, moderately narrow
at the bottom and finished with three
deep, overlapping folds. was fulled
slightly at the high waist line. the
around the sides and back. The tiny
black coat was held in at the waist
line by shirred cord and the tiniest
of friIls fell below. rounding up to
nothing at the middle front. A chemi-
settle OF net showed between the revers.
Not quite so picturesque and quaint
in material and coloring was another
charming model. suitable for greater
number OF wearers. provided they are
OF the slender type. For stout women
these little frocks are quite out of the
question. but fashion. at least at the
present time. gives little II any consid-
Grafton to women of ample curves. In
this second model the little coat and
skirt are of one material, a supple
summer silk, showing a verp narrow
black stripe on a white ground and
the only relief is in the little revers
and sash OF black satin. A stunning
collar of real Irish, beginning just In
front of the shoulders falls in a deep
rounded cape in the back and gives a
note of elegance to the frock. The
softly folded narrow girdle of black
is tied in square fiat bow at the back
and below falls in two long loops, one
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AN APPEAL TO WIVES

No more terrible affliction can come
TO any home than the excessive use
of intoxicants by husband or son.
Think of the money wasted in Drink,
which is needed in the home to pur-
chase food and clothing. II you have
a drinking Husband or Son, give him
Orrine. We are sure that Orrine
will do what is claimed for it, that
IL after trial no benefits are deriv ed
from 1t. We will refund the money.
ORRINE is prepared in TWO forms.
No. I. secret treatment. a powder. ab-
so1utely tasteless and odorless given
secretly in food drink. ORRINE
No. 2. in pill form, is for those who de-
sire to take voluntary treatment. OR
RINE costs only s1-00 box. Write
for Free Orrine Booklet tmailed In
plain sealed envelope) TO ORRINE CO..
52l Crrine Building. Washington, ID.
C. ORRINE is recommended and is for
sale in this city by the Lion Store
Pharmacy, 15S South Holman street,
Hammond Ind.
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all kinds of unusual COMPUTATIONS of
materials are in vogue.
Large and small turbans of supple
straw. handmade are being shown in
the shops. The crowns are high and
the trimmns makes them more So
Small bonnets of silk are also dis
played. They are of the early Vic
torian shape. The brim is "scooped'
and very close-f1tting. Draped crowns
projecting toward the back are used
These full, soft crowns allow for the
present mode of hairdressing.
The sash will be one of the features
this spring. Some are placed very
high at the back.
FLORENCE FAIRBANKS.