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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-08-22

AS might be expected, President
Taft is being criticized for his veto
OF the wool tariff bill. Mr.. Taft
has declared in favor of a reduction
and this bill is a reduction, and
hence many people can see no
reason why he should not favor
the bill. Suppose this same argu-
ment is applied to a stock Of mer
chandise. The merchant is selling
at an average net profit Of 90 per
cent. He concludes to mark down
his goods SO as to reduce that prof
it to 10 per cent. Does it make
no difference to him how that
marking is done? One way would
be to make a horizontal reduction
OF 10 per cent, on everything, but
any merchant would recognize that
such a reduction would bankrupt
him. Such a reduction would
compel him to sell many goods at
q loss while on others the profits
would still be higher than desired
to meet competition. His total
sales might be increased, but his
net sales would show a loss. The
same principle may be applied to
q tariff reduction. The report of
the tariff commission shows that
some rates IN the wool schedule
are now as low as they a be
placed and still meet foreign COM
petition, while others arr much too
nigh. It makes a vast difference
to the industries Of this country
how the reduction is made, and the
bill vetoed paid no regard to the
hndings of the tariff commission.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-08-22
Fro the Tyndall Register.

- ynuail Register.
Melvin McCollum, who pur-
chased the garage last week Of
Matt McCormick, took possession
q inc business Thursday. Melvin
y e steady and industrious young
man and We believe he will con-
hnue e add to The large amount
q business the garage is already
ENJOYING. Mr., Mccormick viii
soon resume bis old position as
station agent.
The Niobrara Tribune states
that 9 new ferry has been establish.
go across the Missouri riYer i The
mouth q the Niobrara. The Bro.
position y supported 81 tbe bns;.
ness men q Niobrara and ~ tha
farmers on The South Dakota s;as
q the river. Special work h.
been employed to Gel tie road fra,s,
the ferry landing to Nioarara tsn'
IS first CLASH condition.
TtettH4HfreNE
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-08-22

Two years ago the farmers of
Manitoba complained SO bitterly
OF the treatment given them by the
grain dealers that they induced
the government to spend a million
dollars in est ablishing a line Of
government elevators. A test of
two years has been so unsatisfac
tory that the government is now
offering it's elevators for sale.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-08-22
State Fair september 8 to ID.

Senator Crawford writes that he
has not Joined and will not join
the new party but that he will OPP
pose Taft and support Roosevelt
for president. Which leaves him
in the position where we expected
he might be found located-here,
there and nowhere. Dakota Re-
publican.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-08-22
Springfield, Mass, Republican

Springfield, Mass, Republican
How Gov. Stubbs' progressive
conscience can permit him to ac-
cept a United States senatorship
gained in a primary on a popular
vote 5000 less than his pro-Taft
rival polled in Kansas is beyond
comprehension. Isn't it robbery
to take a nomination that does not
represent the matthew atically ex-
pressed will of the people? OF ali
men, could a Kansas progressive
appear at Armageddon, with such
a record, and battle for the Lord ?
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-08-22

Two hundred million dollars is
the estimated value of the crops
raised in South Dakota this year.
This is nearly $3.50 for every man,
womatn and child In the state.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-08-22
rom the Hutchinson Herald.

From the Hutchinson Herald.
Emil Frank, of Lesteryille, has
been engaged to buy grain in the
Hunting elevator in Memo. This
elevator was not open last year.
Geo. Schamber had 10 acres OF
wheat that made 259 bu. per acre,
He had 1900 bushels in all from
IS acres.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-08-22

DR.. Ell. P. Carson of Huron has
been asked TO supply the First
Presbyterian Church, of Midland,
and until further notice he will
preach both morning and evening
every Sunday. DR.. Carson is a
man of ability, and Midland is
fortunate to secure his services
Midland Mail.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-08-22

Frank Simek and family of Ka-
doka, passed thru town Monday
morning in their car, on their way
to Bon Homme county for q visit
with friends aud relatives. -Bel7i-
dere Times.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-08-22

The sanitary bubble drinking
fountains have arrived and will be
installed soon. One will be located
at the north end of the Milwaukee
park, n at the cornor OF G.. Doer-
ing & Sons store and the other at
Schliessmann Bros. Store lripp
Ledger.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-08-22

M rs. Martin Bartigowshi return
ed to her home at Scotland We'd
nesday after a few days visit here
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Ioczek.-Lesterville Led
ger.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-08-22
P. A. BLISS, Editor & Proprietor.

SCOTLAND, S. D., Aug, %. 1912.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-08-22

The following purse races will
close Wednesday, August 10, 1912.
Record made on day entries close,
no bar
Trotting.
S:25 Glass $500
S:50 Class $500
BIS Glass $500
FLA Glass $500
Pacing.
2 year old Pace (Horses bred
and ownad in South Dakota
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Iuert oes oeutrdben 1beeresotenres.

Sur bIieren genertuno bs RiItir6ienIe8 gibt oas amcrHnuide
rarrp ano gnpD SournaI" folgenoe a%euBerungen oes &rofeioren Bur.
gB pieocr, Der bis Dor fur5an Gefan an Der Columbia llnpeit1t mar
uno in 9eutidlanO as elmer Der beruorrageuoen gustauih groteforen
Q906-OO befannt lit:
Ser merifnnide ana6e lit BON gatur mcnigcr in Ser 3udt, ais
es g. g. Die oeutitcn anaben limo. GGs berife @pmnanm ibait
berehs cine Gis5ipIn, 0e Ser itngc amerfuuer ubt bebt uno bitter
noig bat; aud lit Der oeutihe annte %nabrifenHd ihon DOH aatur
Ienfi1ner. aae5 in allen piroen mir better baran iett, penn Ole S'
bensoronung bel rns 10 beifaiicn mare, I'M Der Sugenb cine groBere
9E3ipldn ~efnsuIoBen. Gle gienipHidt lift fir Die batite gtaton Dot
etnen ptrtifen @ert, 9anj abgeieben 6apcu, oob ie aus Der SugenO
brau1bare SoIoaten n1aft, as i'd ietner8et oli Der llniberftdt gu ger'
lin en GtHIer Suit. 9ropiens, oes befanntcn BeididtSprofeiors, NOR
beinfe audi fen Sobn Sans eiuise Ser gorlefungeu nno erihien babel
zines soaes in llniiorn. Sd ipra6 6aribcr nit Dem 9roieTor uo
orhde Inn mein 8eoauern aus, DAB Sans burd ieinen nilitorlhen
gdent ge5mumgen lei, iene Stuoien gu l%nhrbreten. Ger ahe 9err Ihob
feline 9rtqe 5ureft uno lab mid groB an: Ser Wlltnroent", 10 lprad
er Iangiar uno einorudsboa, lit fr Sans ME fr ale anoeren oobne
oos 6enfbar Bette. 3undfit lit cr cine Shule fir aorperausbtlonng.
geo6odtcn sic BLOB etnrnol iinen GfnfluB of lmRre @anerniun9ei'
gsenn fe eintrehu, fmo fe bauitg rtemig, frurn, nngeitift IN tbnm
ganen 4uftreten un6 INNER plump - nab 3met Snbren aper lmo aus
linen mGnner geporoeu, ole geraoe m0 oufgerthtet einberihreren, BON
autem ausPben uno mdnnlifan AufretaL 5u0em gefinoer nls porber.
Gin GROCER 9aI BON lbnen Ibt iderih 8en Sabre LANCER, nlS bes
ohne oe miitdriihe ausbiOung Der Sal fem plroe, pie lbrigens ab
bic Statiiif erpieicn bal. Sbre augeneine arbetsflbigfet lit nm 20
b. s. acteigert, umo fe fonnen, peur ie nf Ibrer entlarlihg aus 0m1
Seue ifran birqenifen geruf nieoergegeben fno, eluen boberen ertrng
os oemeIben aeuinnen, aIs Ie es JOINT pamoft bdten. lie arnee 1T
ober fener aid cine Ghue fir 0PoraHuhlr, 1mo nahoen Die STRIDE
bL bon ibrem GinfIuB ouf Die beronhadienOe Generation perloren bot,
Ieqet be 8ei ooer ori Sabre mtftariiden Sebens, Die Den lunger
Daann bon IeidtTnuiger 2ebensfHbrune abboten, einen wdtigen erios
fir Die gufqobe or, Die ionft Der Stride 5u5ufaaen pflge. SdlieBih
lit Die grmee cine efnIe fir 2opalitot ino poterlanotde Irene ino
ihnpeist ooour5 oos RG5 feIer 5uiaunen, as es irgno etuds ionit
perrr0hte Spmit Ihat Der DtiItar6ient feline 8erifnenbung bar, ior'
6ern 6eoeutet pielnehr in Gnnrmo cine @ripornis I'M Observation-Disclosures.
Iihen gimme u0 Dies lit meines grahtcn5 aud Die aniidt oaer er.
GttspoQen Meniden in Gelfdlano"
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Die BanRerott< Erklarung.

Gontons qfopOr uno bas Domeutomiss. bs ihn auf ftnem Rettunsss
aq in bic oorHge llnterpdt begeitse, hoben nit eritaunen Die ertabrung
o.modt. boB tene BON b.n.n, bic fe gu errdten iu9en, Th rshsn lahen
polte.
git Grtauntn, neil II. 5beoretihr paren, bic n1 ben gtn5entn, bic
aaea,ntfib aus benz Gumpfe T6 rehtn, unb bic niht aus frsem Wtlsn in
i'm aeraten fnb, Te oHe beurhlten. git grfann.n, neil fs DON Der mOhers
men GfipGfe onWtrdnhIt tporsn, bop bic Sduib INNER an onoersn, oer
aus,rsn lmadupen iet. uno ME i'm WsnInen felber, Der BON benz 4ehen
pfdbe abniht.
Qbr bic Grfabruna binbert nht, ob ber wRapor bel ieinsm ufnS
bLdbt. Der bas fosiae l.bel in Canton ausrotten mill, Ooer bod nsnisfens
psrhei6tn. 1orIdufia prtreibt er IS aus ben begrn3kn Quarheren, IN
c,nsn "a obod6foHen mar. ub tubt es borthtr, ip IS cine moraItia
uRIeiht qsfunbe llmsebung anFedt. Sn bic Observation-Disclosures aGr Der
Dlubpr bat fhon berfinbst. aud Dem perbe er htaesma. 4ae miHm fs
tinous aus Itiner Gtabt, .unb pann labt oncere Stabte tun, pe Canton
IS ssian bat"
limb penn oe @tdbe 10 tun, fms Canton, utrben bic ~ungIudlifen
cann nit i'm anislauf Der greeniHt nkbtr in Canton lonbens Gities
keep EN- moving 1T Os 9efennns beg ganfsroths Der gaH5tn 19eOris,
ouf 5r eant0ns glopor isins gsHerunsspdns a~uis6aut bat.
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praaeInrate fur maocbenhanoIer.

Tn alien 1fpltI,rtsn Qdnbern bat man in ben kbten Snbr,n ben a1mpi
ben fhmahoolen WGbheHhnnod NIT antttsnntnsnsrtu GnFphe out
o,nommm. gan Bat International, aon,rsnSsn ~abstbnltr, auf e,tn ss
m,inlomt Masnobmen bIprohtn psrbtn. man bat cine llsbtrpahuns Der
baupilddihhm surOpdiIdm 9disn sinstrthtst, um Mdbtn, biz ,u,m
~furttborsn eO, u,rfuum I,n tOunie, u6iyets Dor benz gst,hu Hkr'
i,eHher Tompkr Su iparusn, man bat burd ptietbtnohs auflGruns in
Der O,Iftntlihi,it oos f6omlO, GsbabrtH on ben pronsu sf,li. nm oas
bnrh n,Hun,rlabr,nn Rabttn bic @.fabtn Su Ihilbtrn, In bic ft Fh
beotbtn. pnu fs fh ~ psrtrautnspoll burd @sfpr.dunstn slGrstnOr
Stsnuna,n BON seitn ~stpifnIoir Sduriet, bic ft niht HGbtr ttnnen.
1ur quspaHbsruug in isrut Gambler btrOdsH aEM. 100 re baHu, iRuLss
ibrr manodnben Sprats unb 9anoinntniF, fon massachusetts polis prs
loFm unb brIor,n Fnb, - abr ali od, glabndbmtn babsn nidt bi
o%eFruttst: Der MGcttrbanbd fsbt beutt barber lam isn 3ntid obs
lpattsn, msbr b,nn e 5uDor in glits Die msfsn Observation-Disclosures
idat,rn an Der al5u srGbsn gtrtrausnsidistet Der TdOdsn fdbf unc an
ibrtr %llnfdbstit. ben aOtrufsu elmer linen pniprohtnsn sanBtnssH 3a'
.unft 81 %piousbe.
Sn gnaIanO IN bic ons.mtin, erbiHsruus s.s.n bic WRdo6enbdnblr 70
orob o.porb.n. bob F6 Oas trHifts parlamnt gum Grab zines Gubeit
brafiItsn g,I.ses Dranldbt ssi,b,n bat. glnn III pisOs uf b. Gins
fatruna Der qrHsdfrnf. psrnIen, bn ale oncereu Wlitti rtrfdst haben.
Mro elm, Der slsnoen arsaiursn, bic bi.,n itma6bolsn Sanbsl bstr.iben,
aum uHtn IRole bists gtrbt6ens i%brfibrt, 70 tGnnen Die gittr ohi.n
Burden All gsitInenbhben b,rurtslsn; mad Der Spst,n lsbsrfibruns muB
b. grHsIfrafs iber i'm usrbGnst p,rb,n. OIL. GtiGnsnisFrafs, 10 iost
b. georHnbuna bes n.u,n ,nsftn GsieBss, babtn bisbsr ntt O.rmoht.
ben Mdbfenbuuo.l 5u %unttrorudeu. uuo 10 mub man auf elm Dor stpa
finfia Sabrsn gssebtu.s 9sHpsl %5uridsuif.n uno e, 10 bdrbdria ohs
om1 trIteinsn mag, nit Der ntuniapGnssen sabe beriutsn. Dor unss'
far funfsio Sabrtn, as aud in England b, gris.lfrufs ldusF abssidofft
ipOro,n mar. nobmsn in aonbOn bic GorOtteurs Hbrbanb. Sic i6,fnsn
ibr, Spsr in ben etraben Der SuuptfaOt. ifnHrtsn linen bic a.btn qua
famm,u uub raubhn Fe oann in Der 9spubloFehit ous. 9a Fb f,bH
b, Thprfsn GefdnonisHraien, o. lb,r abesIabts GtraBenrGubsr perbGnst
nurbtn, os bergsbfd unb 3pedlos epsfn, suf mon our pthftt uo
HES ibts cine fat ouesnbldHtt Birtuns gum geFsrsn aus. Nadbsm
Elm paor biefer Burden ausssp.hfft porbeu pnrtn, hors bds 5orm ces
g.rbrttens bloslth aan, auf, - b. abi1udsnstbeoris bate ttFtr g.s
pirtt, OILS ali. ~p.rbdngt,n G,flnsnisFrakn, b,nn Dor ben kbhrsr firdtsn
Fh berurtia. gsrbrefsr tuut p.nier, ols Dor benz t0rpGitfen Sfnsrs.
Der nit Der pris.Ifrafe perbunOsn 1T. @benbpof)
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Ghret Sas glter.

5oben oIte 9etlte elm @edjt ji
Iebcn2 Gieie etlpas ionoerbnr be-
iiibrenoe Irage bilOeie Ben @egell-
isono elmer 7isfuiiion Dor Dem
@erbano fir meoi5iniide 5orifJnn'
gen in ct. gouis. aagemein mar
man Der aniidt, ocB cir SobH,
Ger fir Ieinen betaeten ~bilisbeoiiri
tigen Batter nidt ans ireien Stiiden
icrat, aeietlid g~e5ipungen peroeu
miiiic, Dicicr BfIidt nndsufommer
@ian Iieit tdgIid 9erid)te iiber @e
ridtSpcrfabren Die BON ~biIisbeoiirf
tieen Glteru gegen ibre III gllteu
NrrEaImiiien Iebenoen ainoer Gin
ccleitrt ncroen mliBtrn, I'M 6ieie
I'll 5iriuaeIl, fir Den 2ebenSlmterbalt
Ger glten srt iorgeu. eirer Der
Nconer Ser @erianmIlnq in ct.
Souis cr5dblte, baB geuiiIe piloe
@0Iferit1nmc Die olten Mdnner
iiio 6ranen 5ipoileeu, eiuen Baum
at crflettern. SobaLo Die @reiie
prcr @reiiinnen IN ben 3fpei1en ia.
Fen, mlfroe Der 8ailm tiiftig &c.
ihir.elt. @em eS geIang, iih felt
sufd.s.M, Der olrfte bis 5lir n6d-
fien 8robe tpeiterIeben, rper nber
ternbfiel, ipl1roe obne @er5lg sim
2obe beforoert.
5reilIdl in lmIerem driitliden
Naturalization 2anoe miro es iDObl
audi manden @emiitbsmeniden &C.
FEN, Der fir feline betaaten gltern 5i
forgen Bat, uno ifon miQens mare,
ben Baum SIT Ihiitteln, tpettn er
nift oas 8ere0e Der 2eute fiirdte-
te. 9ns lit cine bittere 8abrbeit
nao Elm triiber Iusblid in Die gu
funft.
@ir Iodtcn oamit b%eginnert I'M
ierer lieben sSltge1o etpas nlebr
gbrfurd)t Dor bent aIter eih3upr1-
gen. @ei1n man ai1oben BON ibrem
Gr5euger ais Dem p4lten" lpred)etl
bort, 10 Seligt Dos fiber nidt bon
eroBer 3~uneigrtng uno 2ie6e.
Der 2ebensaberb iolte Sod)betng-
fen 10 if6n geitaItet meroert als
fieies mir moglid lit, ult6 geraOe
tic Sligeno ioIte iid bemiiben, 6as
glter 81 ebren, tpefin aus feitlem
efleren antriebe, oefn aus Der Cor,
&C nm Die eigene Submit. Sic
.Ieit mag fommert, iuenn man fel6it
icne liebeboae gfle9e n0t5ig bat.
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alugcn Oieier 9rt. llno alih Slot
miro bas Mittel nidt finoelL benz
llcbel 81 iteuera. 0eun Gridleinun.
pen, Die out iittlidc lln5alanglif.
felt cincs Bottles 3uriidaefiIbrt iper.
ben miliiat. bat man nit p~arlanen-
tariideu GnquctPb 6ciebcn, ii. / 10.
npdl imncr peraebens bcf1ulpft. Ger
llttlidle 9erial, III Dem 5ranfreiA
iid ieit Den Grgien Der aroben
Gcboliltion bcfinoet, lit uuaufbnlt.
lam. Gr miro Dos iran5oiiide 8olf
8ningen, bon ieiner ebeoem 10 liot
len 4ultnrbobe bernb3liiteigcn, iuie
er es oitrd ieinea GinfluB onf
Bic NolfsDerme1rinig bereits &c.
5ipuaqen bat, bel g0lferlL Die ibm
imuerlib fern iteben, ieincm @eien
gang mo gar irenio iiao, 4nidDlnb
ii iuhclL init lucniaiteus ieill poll
tildrs Erritiee nod e%inigerntabcil
aairedlt egbnlicn Ut f6uieii.
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Der grfs bon Wlh i'm aaaemeintn miro b~oraushdtid bObr. Die 3tiuna
hr warm. IS IL ~an@nitenh6 Oas 3l Der characterization, pom aOniawtn
Cuart btrausuihnrr.
3u oter 3dt mabt bic aIamto DARN COMPANY Nn publttum bsiannt
Organization IN uno nit benz glttuf ODER Wonopol abiolut tenn yeromounf
ourtaus uua5bdnpig; bon ibtm gtSut mai numals Hsno ete NstSuna Dem
nno ss pro ntnals cine Fin.
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Niir uifjt st baiiis eiien
ttuD trfnfen.

CHS ocnt o9teD gort americon")
Gin oeutIder aaufmalrt, Der
ilngit Die 8ereiuigten Staaten be-
inhte, bat einige redt treffenbe Be
lnerfungen iiber Die alrt ur0 8eiie
genlad,t, ME Der amerifaner @e.
tr1nfe 81 iid) su nebmen pflegt.
mSie treten on Die Bar" nnb
aieBcu i'm Sanolmorehen einisc
Mlaier eisfdlter @etr1nfe binter
Sic 8in6e,~ IferSte Der SER. yGas
fonn cod 1ltf Die Gauer Der bette
Mngen nidt ausbalten; es lit I'm
teoingt ihdblih.
.Mir GeutidJe iilo in bieier Sim
Iiht Dem 4merifaler iiber. 8enul
oieler Die Rube fdnbe, iih nieoer5u-
ieBcu, inn ein 8las 9ier tn alIer
gemiitbIihfeit 81 genieBelL Damn
tuiir0e ibm Der Grant befommell
Mno ipie cine Meoi5in mirfet."
Nienai1o miro betpeifeln, Dab Der
SEER bic 1abrbeit geiprofen bat.
Oil molten anerifnner ellen gum
Gdnnftiid), belteIlen irgeno ein
Mirtlm gompolitlm", Ons entaue-
bet brett Gis eitbalt, ODER bod
NIT Gis geriittelt INTO aeidiitteli
trur0e, ie6enfa1s aber eisfalt Ter.
uirt nflo in grobter SAT- In oen
1lid)tsabtenoen Mdgen gegoiien
apiro.
Tas iii natiirltd Elm ausipuds
fcr @epohnbeit, Gisipniier 5i trim
Zen, bic ifon mebr 2eilte 9Ds-
pepiie unb WagcnIeioen gebradi
hat. ME ale anoere llnartei, e
iei 6eiln Die, biz i1gliden 9iabl-
sciten beruliter 81 ihfiden, obnC
Sic Speifer geniiseli0 5u falletl.
Mon pergleid)e MIR cine S5eiil
ii eftem oertid)en giergarten mil
elmer loIden in eineirl alnerifanrider
Bar Moom~ uno man erhdlt eint
Sshcc 6es ltntsridie0es 5lpllher
iriebIid)cr Rifbe uio nerpoler Milfre'
gii,1g.
gfeeliff foninlen mir, nnd)oeif
bill iinierr aiiger rninirt baben, 81
BERTRAND rul0 Iernelt 0anll Der
Nerfb Scr MahIlnlg feIuiell, nidll
III hoIfig 5ai ieili beiua Glen nl'o
xFintsu.
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armminer ganf6eamter.

Glinton, no, %. 4op.-5obtl
GgocrL 9rdiiOent Ger 6arners
8anf Ill Geep 8ater. no, lit noe.
ggn llnteri@lngung bon $4,000 Der.
bQitct mor0eu. Ogden iungirte
maGrello Der lebten Nablcampoglle
oIs gorlieer oes Gountp aomites
rer 9ua Mooiers.
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Die alaaen oes 5iuanJminiiters
aloB ii6cr ben Riidgana Der &c.
6ilrten in 6ranfreiA uproeu chem
II uugebort oerbnllen ipie fril6ere
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Cberes Bib: 8len Gope, @il-
ions Bobnuig lpdbreno DER 0auer
icines geiltd)s in Sauilton, Ser.
nllt0a.
llntere3 gil0: 8illon nebit Sat
Tin ullo 5odter al 9oro oes Gam.
piers o8ermtGinn".
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n-nnurirht 49, by I. J, Robinson.

Copyright 1919 by I. J. Robinson.
A ITH the coming Of the chilly
ARAR days millinery, that sensitive
'" barometer of fashion, is be-
ginning to take on warmer
hines and sturdier outlines.
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wear with added impetus because OF the
great vogue for silk apparel which has
by no means run its course. Tareta
will be used, but MORE ls the fabric
mar excellence for these models. Bspe-
cialiy smart are the white MORE ef-
fects when trimmed with dashing bows
or simulated wings Of black velvet
That shirrings and puffs have not lost
caste is proved by the continued use OK
them on many Of these new hats. a
narrow shlrred puff Of black velvet
ribbon bound the brim Of a smart white
MORE seen In one Of the shops the
other day, and outlined the simulated
wings Of the MORE, that were placed
at the left side and pointed backward.
A sailor shape in dark blue MORE
was attrActtvely trimmed with a
pleated brim binding of blush green
ribbon, Of the popular picot-edge va
riety. The same pleating encircled the
crown and was formed into two quill
ike ornaments that were laid daily
across the side front.
Ribbons and wings will play an Inn
portant part in the trimming OF the
fall hats. Many novelties in ribbon
have appeared this season which are
we'll adapted to clever use on the
tailored or even semi-dressy hats
MORE ribbons have first place, those
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nickel grey, myrtle green, linden green,
a shade called JscQue rose, wistaria
shades and bronze colorings-these are
well represented In the millinery spec
trum for frosty days.
Before you venture into the I'm
por4ums OF bewitching. bewlldering mil
linery, you will do well to study care
fully your face and general style and
their requirements. And, whereas, 1t is
permissible, nay, desirable to match
your suit or your gown, or your coat,
be particular not to match your face.
You have seen them. I'm sure-women
whose hats matched their faces.
IL your face inclInes to the broad,
heavy type, fight shy Of the broad,
squatty hat Of no particular outline.
If your face is narrow and thin, be-
ware Of the hat that turns up or down
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having cable or cord edges being pre-
ferred. White, with q black edge, Is
much used, while the narrow, cord
edged taffetas are also In good style.
Wings and fancy feather ornaments
are very prominent. Vulture quilts,
thrust through the crown Of a white
felt hat formed it's only trimming, and
the effect was striking and chic. Pheas-
ant tails are particularly smart on the
strictly tailored hat, but a woman
should study well her height, figure and
face before she selects such a hat, be-
cause no style of trimming lends itself
90 readily 30 ~caricature.
Extremely g~ood-looking was a model
of this character in the latest sailor
style-having a rounded, medium
crown and slightly rolled e~dges-which
was made from a deep, reddish purple
moir@, and had two purple pheasant
tails spring from a tiny tailored bow
directly In the 'front.' at the base OF
t~hsgTyn- )
Airgrsttes; piUsaes ana other wing
trimming show a decided tendency to
backward angles. Many of the dressier
models have the plurnes arranged so
that they curl owe the brims indeed
one handsome importation with q
sharply upturned brlm had two long
plumes fastened to the under part OF
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Rv Rene Mansfield.

BY Rene MansneIo'
the brim at the side, and cunningly
manipulated so that they curved up
in most graceful fashion over the brim,
sweeping backward.
This revival Of ~under-brim trimming
which has been gaining in popularity
since midsummer will be a marked
feature of the fall and winter millinery.
Not only will airgrettes and plumes be
attached to the under side Of sharply
turned brims, but punches Of flowers
will also be used and bows OF ribbon
or velvet. Nothing could be more be-
coming than a velvet hat, illustrating
this fancy, in coquelicot, or poppy
shades. The crown was In the soft
Rembrandt style, and the brirn, which
was faced with a deep blue chiffon was
turned up well toward the back. The
only trimming was a close wreath ef.