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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-11
entfernt. 9agegen miir6e sic 8ai

%entfernt. Gagegen lpiir6e sic 8ai
ais Mnfer= alno uebungspldt fir
&riegsidiffe poctreftlih 81 permen-
Ben lein. Sobrelang fat uniere $50
cificflotte sort nit Grloubnib ser
m%erifaniid]en &egieruug SdieBiih1n=
gen o%bgebalten. @dlbren6 6ieier 3eit
en tltarben aln 2anbe feline @iittenz
o0rfer, lint Uncle Gums 8lujaden
@elegenbeit SIT gebelr, i6r @elo los=
5l1tper6e1. Sobalo aber Sic &riegs=
idiffe a%boampften, peridmanSen al1d)
sic 9orfer mie0er. Mber gero0e lpe=
gen Ser ltnlpirtblidfcit ser @egen6
miir6e Ser &lab iid por5iiglid 5llr
Mnlage elmer &oblenltation eignen,
neil er 5lt 2onoc fir cine grobere
@eeresabtbeilllng beinabe 1n5rgang=
lid lit. @eriid)te, SAB Sapan es altf
Sen @elie Ser Sal obgeieben bobe,
fins friiber ihon m1fgetaltdt, ober
in Tofio je0esmol 0ementiert mor6en.
Gos lit mtd] iebt geideben. Sroboem
mir6 ma1 in @oibington gut tbltlt,
Sic Mn9elegenbeit idorf I'M Muge 5at
bebolten, ounit Sapon ridt ar,f Tint
megen CREDIT, mas es al1f gera0em
@ege 51 erf treben faum magen miro.
l1116 Sic l1mmege gebt oas Snlelpolf
befan1tl1i6 nit &orliebe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-11
Sic lebtc @pde in Milmanfec &C.

haltene @iirgermeiitermaM hot Sen
go5iolilten cine i6pere Mie0erloge
gebrobt, Ser @i1rgerconoiSot @ooing
lit NIT GROCER Mebrbeit gemahlt MOT
oet. Mls Dor smei Sabren Ser 60
5ioliit Gmil Sei6el gemablt murSe,
ml1rSc 5os bier n11o I'M Mrslanoe BON
oeuter, Sic 6os @ros podien horel1,
ais Elm SDmptom Ser 3eit, ols ein
getpeis fir oos iiegreid)e gor0ringen
0es Go5ialism11s oud in Sen Ser.
Stooten be5ei6net. Sn @irflidfeit
botte sic @obl Sei6els 1e0iglid lofo=
le @e6erttung. Die bei6en Narteien,
sic his 6obin in Milmaufee obped=
lelno geberriht botten, batten glei6=
mdBig abgemirtbidaftet, Sen l1n>pil=
len Ser 8iirgeridoft gera0e5u berous=
gefor6ert. Dieie Stimnn1ng fam 1T
ser @obl sei6e1s gum Ma1s6rrd, un6
es mar pora1s5uieben, 6oB Sic @err=
idaft ser @o3ialiiten in 6em @ltgen=
b1ide 5ui ammenbreden miiroe, mo- es
SEN biirgerliden &arteien gelong, oos
Gertrolten ser 8iirgerl6aft 5uriid5l1=
geminnen. 9os lit 5ur6 sic Muf=
itelnng zines einman6freien, gemein=
iamen Si6ets errei9t mor6en. Mtl=
maltfee miro jett itatt Ser lo5ialiiti=
i6en, cine rein biirgerlide, parteilole
@ertpaltung erbalten. @ie melt 6ie=
ieIbe ii9 bapdbren miro, muB abge=
mortet meroen, sos miro nei entlid,
bon ser l1nterltitung a%bbangen, 6ie
Sic 8iirgeri9aft in tbrer @eiammt=
felt ser relter &ermaltung entgegen<
5ubringen geneigt it,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-11
2nm Seiuitcuautrag bes Gentrnms

fat MINI m,b Sos ~goangeliide Sir
de1blutt fir @iirttemberg" in fol-
GENDER @eile StelGa11g genomne11:
Mon mag gegen Sic Sel1ite1 ms
6el6 fiibren, mos man mil: aus
ltautsredtliden grmagungen fonn
mar ibrer Organization lt1per Die
0ul6ung permeigern, melde man Der
internationalen &epoluttonSorgan11a=
ton offen un6 nit auen @bren ent9e=
qenbringt, obmoW 6iele einen Serro-
rismus int @olfe iibt, ertenitp nno IN
teniip Inn ii6 greift, ais oQes, mas
Seseluitenmadyt 6nr6 oen getdtlt1bl
II. +. 10. erreiden fann." Srob ollie
6em miro ser 9lntrag au6 geptB tn
6iel er Seliion ouf @ioerltan1 1toBen'
meil eben piele nidt bom S%tanofl1rtte
ser 8ernunft a1nb @erehttgfett ole
Gage beurtbeilen, ionoern bon ererbter
blin0er Goreingenommenbeit ltb let
ten IaIien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-11
Sc qereidjt 1ms a,t1t @ergmiigen,

Sc eereidjt uas 5,tm @ersnasen,
nm eren Sc ern abermals cine quite
Nadridt iiber &errn Dan. g. 2am=
Ter bon CT. Nau1, ser a1S 6emofrati=
lder @on6ioat fir 6as Ser. Staaten
genatorenamt int Se16e 1T, bringen
GIT fonnen, sic 6obin lo1tet, 6oB er,
mo INNER er int Stoote in peri0n1i=
hen Mnipra6en feline @an6ioatltr rr=
terbreitet, er nit iturmiidem Mpp1aus
begriiBt a1no er elmer a%ngenneinen ltn=
ter1tiibung bergemiiiert miro. l1n6
6eilen lit, 10 melt mir &errn 2anler
fennen, er bonauf nno poQfommen
mertb. @ir fennen jenen @errn leit
Sabren o1s einen iiferael,gunostrelte11
&atbolifen, als einer offenen, ebrli=
den Gbarafter a1r6 einen 6rerno ser
beiteren 2ebensart, ser ouen 3mangs=
geieten obbol0 lit. Stir uns 9eutl6=
amerifaner> un6 nament1i6 fir ms
&atbolifen, liegt es lomit flur a1f ser
@on6, 6oB mir bel Sen fommen6en
8rim6rmabIer inns 5n @errn 9otpfer
idlogen u11o ib11 cuffs &raftigite un=
teritiiten iollten. @err 9otpler lit ein
ftarfer &anoi0ot, Elm &e9tsgeIebrter
bon notionolem Stuff, Elm Mann BON
unbei 1oItenem @barofter. M1s 0en1o=
frat ser alien Sdule fat er gar5 un6
gar 6os 3erg 5u einem e@ten8 oIfstri=
bune in fid). Tins @atbolifen %91annent=
lih mitr6e Ct I'M <n6esi enat bon u11<
bereGenbnrem 8ortheiI fein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-11
Mit sen nur Ser pcriiiden &egie

Uttl UCu uu@I W. FNANIupeu ctS9tS~
rrng eingegangenen @ertragen nit
MuBlan6 1t1o @ngIan6 i6et6et Neriten
alts ser &eibe ser ielbltdn0igen Staa=
ten. sic nimmt einen borldufigen
@oriduB bon elmer Miuion Collars
an un6 erfldrt ibr ginperitan6nib nit
SEN 8rin5ipien 6es engliid-ruiiii6en
Mbfommens bonn Sabre 1909. Ser
Gridab un6 6eiien 8ril6er berlaiien
Eeriien, 6eren 2eibgar6e miro al1fge=
loft un6 sic i%rreguldren Truppen
iollen, nad6em ite aumdbli@ ausge-
btl6et mer6en, in sic regl1lare @rmee
ar1fgenomme1 mer6en, Sic gu elmer
brm6buren militdrii@en 0rganiia-
tion gemadt per6en ion. @ab 6iefem
@eneiie ibrer ga1ten Mbftdten erbofft
sic peritide @egierung sic l1nteritu-
bung Ser bei6en M6dte Bel Ser Muf<
nobme ser fir 6ie @eform 1t0tbigen
Mnletbe 1n6 Bel ser bal6m0gIiditen
&dum11ng 6es periiiden @ebiets bon
frem6en Sr1ppen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-11
rMieber nit benz &eipeft bpr bem

yMie6er nit benz &eipeft bpr benz
&idteritnn6! Sos tit int SttQen oas
@efiibl ser Mebrbeit 6es omerifant=
iden @olfes %gemor6en", i4reibt Elm
Eauidblatt. 81 ietnem @ortbeil neb=
men mir an, 6aB 6os 8alH in ieiner
@infalt nidt eemuBt bot, mag eS
i9rieb, als es 6ieien ungebeuerlide11
@ab ins Hnblifum i6leuoerte. 9enn
pdre mabr, mas 'es bebonptet. Son1r
lpiir6e es ser Mnfang bonn @noe 1etr1
bon einern @noe nit S@reden.
Mber egliidlidermeiie lit es ni6t mabr.
Sic groBe Mebrbeit 6es amerifani<
ide11 @olfes tpeiB INNER nod, 6aB ste
Mdt11ng Dor SEM @eieb nn6 ieinen
@ouitredern unerldBlide @orbeoin,
gu11g fir SEN 8eitan6 Ser io5io1en
a1nb sic @rbaltung uni erer
Snffttiitutionen fino. Sour
BOG politiide @agabunoentbunt, oos
in sem Befet nr6 ieinen &itern cine
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-11
&rtidaft hcs @r6iioentcn Suit

Stc Sefld)aft Dcs Flu1totnt.H S"I'
an Sen &ongreb, in Scr er Bic 1otor=
tige Mnnobme ei1tes @eiekes en1<
pfieblt, 5l1m gdurbe Ser nn1anglt I'M
iii6liden California %gefrn0enen &alt=
2oger, 10 5oB iie nidt in Sen &ripat=
beltb iibergeben inns SIT einem Wfoao<
Dol qen1aht mer0eu f0i;nner1, iollte Ste
lofortige @eodtlrng fin0en. 9ie Sat-
1ner, Sic @ormlpolle= uno Sobof=
Gflan5er bruuden nidts 10 notbig 5ltr
Grbolta1ng ser @o0enf rudtbarfeit ols
oiele aolilal5e, sic 6os Bette film tlidbe
Giingl1nasmittel iinS, oas es gibt.
Ser &rdiioent fat bober &edt, men11
er sic 5ideratng Ser idon entoedtel1
@alilager, ipmie sic auer ipater nod)
slt %entoedenben I'M Snterelle Der Ml=
qen1einbeit for0ert, So rltr 10 Ste @e<
idaffung zines biQigen DiingltngS=
mitteIs gemdbrIeiitet miro. sino otere
oaQer, Sic einen enornten @ertb bo=
fen, er1t einn1ol int B%rioatbelib llber=
gegonge11, lit es Sit ipot, Inn Sic M1ts=
beutunq ser 6orn1er u,1o Nflon5er SIT
nerhiroern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-11
Die &erlnfe bes ensliiden Berg

arbe1ter1tretfS mer0e11 out e1t1e Ster=
telmiaiar6e Collar bere6net. Die
Mrbeiter biiBten oreiBig Midionen
Collar an 20bnen Elm un6 iebte11 5ebn
MiQiorrer1 bon ibren @%riparniiien uno
bon SEN 8eltdn6en ibrer &aiien gu.
9ie @rubenbeitber biiBten ebenfaas
pier5ig MiQionen Elm, Sic bon oem1
Mus1tan0 INDIRECT in Mitlei0eni4aft
ge5ogenen Sn6uitrien fiinf5ig Millio=
men, uno ser &e1t entfallt altf Sic Sc
b0lferung in ibrer @%eiammtbeit. GS
mir6 longe 0oltern Biz SOS 2an0 Ste
lie enormen @erluite mie0er einge=
brobt fat, aber pieQeiht mer0en iie
oo51 beitrogen, o16 in england Sic
grfenntniB gu f0r0ern, 6ab aud Sic
mirtbiduftliden &riege ber0erbli6e
&riege itn0, einerlei 51 meiien @ln=
iten iie al1sgeben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-11
M}it Der @pIspabill balt itdJ ser

Wit Scr @pQ5p4biu halt 1td) Der
@orliber 6es @uusfomites fir Mlttel
1tno @ege gerau an Sic Nroouftions=
perbdltniiie. St iagt, oob es 11tno=
tbig lit, einen 3on BON grober 8oae
slt erbeben, ba oiele bier5ulanoe ridt
pro0u5iert miro; 6ob mittlere Sorten
BON @oue feineS 3ones beoiirfe len,
neil sic Observation-Disclosures bier
nidt id1pieriger, reip. oie Ero0uf=
ton nidt foitipteliger lit, als I'M Aus-
lano. Sir feline @one, 6te 6aS me-
ientlidite Broouft ser amerifanil6en
@olaudt bil5et, balt er einen Sou
Don 20 Hro5et1t fir ongeme1len, 10
0ob, mie er iagt, feline Sin, mel@e
einen 3on bon 25 8ro5ent bonn Wertb
fir ale @orten &obmole bemiQigt,
iebr liberal lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-11
Mnfmnbiqnng, baf bas ide1tR j.

Sic Mmfiinbi9nng, baR bag fd)e1tR<
lide 8erbred)en bon Siuspiue IN
girginieni in SEN @anoelbiloertbea<
tern 6es 2an6es %porgefibrt meroen
lole, bat bereits 81 lebbaften Bro-
telten gefibrt uno mani fam nur
miniden un6 boffen, baB Msittel
a1116 @ege gefun6en per0en> fiir
6iei lie &roteite @eadtung 5n er5pi1t=
qen. @us 8erbreden at iid lit i@on
idlimm genl1g, ser Geriu6, es alad)
no@ 9e1daftli6 aus5uidla6ten nmo
nit ieiner biloliden 9aritellung I'M
reife @opfe gu permirren, fann ni6t
energiid gen1g 5uriidgemieien tper=
Sen. Sic iittli6en @daoen, Ste III
unierem 2onoe 6urh ibledte 8iider
un6 sic breite 8eri6teritattung iiber
gdmubpro3eiie aler Mrt angeri6tet
mer0en, 1oIien iid gar ni&t ermeii ZEN,
1tr6 tpenrt NUN ou9 no6 sic @onoel=
bil6ertbeoter 5at elmer Sd1le berob=
iinfen, in Ser Mnidm1ungsnnterridt
fir %angebenoe @erbreder ertbeilt
miro, 6onn fonnten Sic S6a0en om
@r6e 6o@ GROCER per0en, als Sic 9sa=
ton obne 1dmere @efabronng ibrer
@egenpart un6 3nfltnft ertragen
fann.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-11
9ak sem itarfem sdneefaI bcs let,

ten Minters l1eberl hmemmltnge1 fol-
cen miirSeu, mar porous5uleben. 9te
@elpobuer ser 6luBnieoeru11gen boben
ictt SEN Sdooen. s. miro mobl nod
Ioyge nebmen, bis gtaaten uno Su11=
0esrcgiertng Before Mbmebrmtttel
her5ultellen milien als Delhbal1ts11
s,peifel6after &onltruftion. $50 oem
gemoltigen 9rl1d Ser tolenoen Ge=
m1l5er nibt onoers @i0erl fono SIT lei
item lit, piro man gronitborte Be-
me1tmaltern ouffiibren mii1len.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-11
@leidniel bab MIR cine 8eript in

Vltt1VuteI uuk uA@ wv fS%I"" :"
ser ont fp1r1menoen Montag ltattfrn=
benoen aberlnuligen @aN CUR 8e1eb=
urg elmer Der orei &ommiiiarltelle1l
melhe ourd be11 &omnil1ionSplon,
11ad} melhem flr0erbin sic Mngclege'1=
heite1 Ser gtaot ct. Glouo geregelt
meroe1, gelhoffen, I'M 6elSe lit, nad)=
Sem Carl 6. Gcptt sic grflarung ob=
gege6elt, oab ct ieinem @egner, 0em
F@rn. 6. S. Metrotb, bas 6elo raln1el1
meroe, fann 6ieie @abl no1 Den III
Ser &ommiiiionsfor Dorgelebe11en
@egeln ni6t umgangen mer0en, mie
6ies bielf ah a1tgenommen muroe.
@errn gcotts freimiaiger &ildtrttt
modt sic @abl 5u elmer einieitigem,
un0 6ober ioute &errr MebrotbS
@ob1 cine unbeitrittene Sbatia6e iein,
uno oob mag gerabe aus 0ieiem Tint
itan6 5erielben @efabr :ermadien, tn
SEM man ii6 an @abltage mog=
lidermeiie ser iogenannten ~@tid=
ers" beoienen miro. Snfolge
oes Samples, SEN Sic 6reun0e 6eS
@ommil1ionsplanes CUR Sta0tperpol=
tpng fir ibn eingingen bel Ser @abl
am 1. Mpri1, erbielt &err Meebrotb
Sic 5tpeitb0dite Stimmenan5aH fir
6us &ommiiidramt, Sic aber int Ser
bdltniB Elm menig gu flein NOR, Inn
ibm sic tpirflide @abl 3u iidern. Da=
fer peroen ii6 tpom0gli@ iebt biele,
tpeld)e auf &errn Mebrotbs 5eite >pa=
rem, bon sent @e6onfer etnmiegen loi=
len, ooB 6ie{e @abQangelegerbeit pon=
1tGn6ig ab9ei@loiien lei. Die @abl=
ur1ten iinb bon 6 l1br morgens Biz
abenos 9 l11r often, ur6 ga liegt Die
M0gli6feit Dor, 6aB li@ tn SEN lebten
@ablitun6et mebrere 5uiammentbun,
lint eintge bun6ert Sttmmen Sic
@ablurnen bereidern 1116 6ur@ Mn=
men01tng ser Jog. ~Stiders" mdb1en,
men INNER ite begiinitigen mo1en.
@enn iene Stimmgeber, pel6e bel Ser
lebten @ot1 fir 6as @iirger=Sidet
itimmten, nidt @efabr laufe1 mo1en,
a11f sic borber a%1gegebene @eiie Ben
!! gntiheio Ser @obl b%erbeigefiibrt 5u
feben, 10 lit es fir iie angerotben, SET
tia aur @ahIurne au ihreitet1 ant
nadften Montag uro fir Sen no6
ein5ig eriibrigten Gan0iooten @bas. S.
@ebrotb 5u itimmen. nnaufbaltiam e
@adiamfeit bringt als &reis SEN gr=
folg. gs mGre mirflih Sic l1nad)t=
iamfeit ouf 6ie Spite getrieber, ol1rd
Midtuusiibung 6es @ablredts on1
naditen Montag SEN @egnern 6es
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sic M6glidfeit an
sic @an6 5a geben, sic @onitdn6igfeit
6es ont 1. Mprtl err11ngenen SiegeS
5u p%erbin6ern. Gbos. S. Mebrotb lit
a1s elmer ser &ommtlGre, tpelde 1T
ni6t mebr gang 5mei @o@en Sic Ser
paltung Ser Mngelegenbeiten ser
Staot ct. glou6 iibernebmen, iebr er=
piinldt un6 ben0tbigt, un6 6ies ni&t
blos ieines peri0nliden @ertbes, iei<
ner @eid6ftsfGbigfeit nn6 ieines ge<
ia1n6en ltrtbetls tpeger, ion0ern er lit
Dor anem ben0tbigt, tpeil nit finn ols
Sem 6ritten &ommiiiGr cine nbiolute
Siderbeit borba1,6en iii, 6aB sic neue
@ommiiiion cine bormonii6e un6 ei1=
ftimmtge lit - cine iol6e, tpelde 5u=
inmmter1 fir SOS 8obI ser Sta5t ct.
@lou6 einfteben mir6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-11
,>uu %nuoesicnat lit sic Sherman

id,e
Sic inn MeprGicnta1tenballle a11ge11on1=
n,en mprocn mor, obgele6nt moroen
u,o slpor nrit 81 ge9en 16 Stim91er.
9ofiir mltr0e Sic Smopt=Sll=onge=
uclnnteu. Gieie bcntibt Sic &etera=
11en=Eenlionel1 noh Sitter n11o 9le111t=
scit l1no %eriprOert fir Sic %nad1lte11
SATIRE cine Mebral1sgabe bon etpa 20
M}iQionen Collars jabrll6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-11

;;altige sdronfe fir feline Meigung
CUR 3iigeGoiigfeit erblidt, peradtet
oos @eieb un0 preoigt sic @eradt
tung oes &idteritanoeS. Mber oas
lit gliidlidyermeiie nidt sic Mebrbeit
oes amerifoniiden @olfes un0 miro
es boffentli6 al1d) niemals merben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-11
Sic Maqbalenen=8ai an Ser Silt
'redenbarem @ortbeiI fem.

9te Wfdgoalenen=Bat 0t Der 8i1fe
bon @erifo, bon ser bebauptet miro,
6aB Sapar fte ols Slottenitotion gu
ermerben trodte, lift fir &m6eIs=
5mede mertblos. Sos bera@barte
2on6 lit tpiit a1n6 a1n>pirtbIi9 ur16
Ser nddfte &an6elsbofen, in meldem
giienbabnanidlub 81 erlanger p6re,
Ma5ntlon, 1T 31peibunoert MeiIen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-11
Gci Scr 9icuitaa i'm Staatc Slit

nnis gehnlfenen Frln1orlpuDIe1I 'er=
ana Mooleuelt eiuer groBart19e'1
eieu iiber ieiueu @egner Sat-. Ge1
Guffraqeten mur0e bel icner Mabl=
oelcoenbeit sic grfenntnib b%eigebrodbt,
no6 oos @eiterpplf niht in Die Def
fe%utlidfeit lonoern in Sen bol1slld)ea
@reis gebnrt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-11

- Mea,e Sriibiabrsi9ube, meiBe
Bud, tans, @1tnntetaI u1t6 &otente.
geieM 6ieielben i'm 9. Mbe. Gdpnb.
itpre, Geo. Er5etpif, @igentbImer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-11

9ie bennufratiiden Mitslieber bea
Sufti5-&omites 6es @auies baben
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-07-10
USEFUL SUGGESTIONS Ways to Overcome Difficulties En. counfcred by Housekeepers.

Roasting in gas stove causes meat to dry, as gas causes a very dry heat The simplest way to prevent this is. to place comsnon jam pot half filled with water in corner at the bottom of the oven, and when the water heats the steam will keep the air Inside quite moist, and it will be found when the meat is done dElat 1t wil be quite juicy.
 A woman who has tried 1t declares the best way to mend china. Is to ep- ply a little carriage varnish carefully with a comel's hair brush to the edge of the broken china, the parts being neatly joined together. The fracture will when thoroughly dry, be hardly perceptible, and the china will stand fire and water.
 Old kid gloves are excellent for put ting In iron and kettle holders as pad- ding when making them. With such padding the hot handles will not scorch the hands.
 When ironing circular centerpieces or rablecloths see that the iron moves with the straight grain of the cloth i'm this way only is 1t possible to pre- serve the circular edge in its true line.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-07-10
NITA'S NEW YORK FASHIONS
Styles in Petticoats-Ristling Gar menfs Go Over to Next Winter.
 Many Fetching Touches.

The summer season is naturally and pre-eTninently devoted to thin gowns. 1t naturally follows that the question of under petticoats should come i'm for serious consideration.
 In the winter the well gowned wo- man xsvels in the rustic of her silk petticoat But her summer sister is not obsessed by the idea that her skirt must make a noise. She rather leans to the lacey. clingdng, essentially fem mine and entirely suitable skirts of lawn
 Under the linen gown she wears ,sornething a little more severe than under the lingerie outer garments. A good model, is in pongee with three marrow heustitched ruff1es. All of the pettfcoats are specially fitted so sthat there, is not even a crease under the glove fitting outer skirt
 Many have elastic webbing yolces As these are not only clingfng but very warm. the average woman is content with properly made, well fitting skirt, all lawn or nainsook.
 IA dainty idea is to have embroider- led bands in color used as inserts. Wnen skirts thus planned, tally with lthe color scheme of the gown they
 Hand embroidered dots used in long lozenge rows are set between groups { of tncks to excellent advantage. AS | this plain style is essentially tub Ibable'' 1t is much in vogue for the morning or afternoon gowns that do not demand special fiuffiness be- meath
 When this is desired a favorite style shows perpendicular tnclxs, with par allel inserts Of lace ending In points Iwhich fall over lace ruffle below. At the head of this deep hounce reach a- s4-- W-. 8a. q kL-~ 1r-fa which inch wide ribbon is run. This ends in large clustered loop rosette at the side and is bewitching touch that makes a couuette out of the most sober minded female.
 The entire princess slips do away in separate pieces and in this way avoid the pe1pable waist line evidence which the two garments cannot very well escape showing.
 These come in colprs as well as white. Some in silk are exquis1te the soft messaline family and not of the more strenuous taffeta, beloved for
 These of course cost a pretty pen- ny While brides generally choose them in white, the great majority are either in white or colors- The lat ter vary the appearance of azr all white gown, so that the single cos tune can do service in different ways that make it appear like a new one each time
 One day ft can be an all white effect or' have the smart touch of black waavet at neck. belt. and elbow sleeves run through a, narrow beading.
 with an all pink slip. pink ribbons a& waist and a. Glet of pink In the hair, the white gown hushes into a semhiance of roHy dawn
 Green, lavender and blue lend them selves to other variations and the sum- naer girl of ingenuity can give the ira- .pressEcn of owning good anany more gowns than she really dOes, if she has single smart white lingerie as the basic principle of her changes.
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-07-10
IS THE SUCCESSFUL ACTRESS HAPPIER THAN THE WOMAN
 WHO HAS HER OWN HOME:
Miss Adair, the Popular Leading Lady at Polls, Gives Her Views
 On the Question.

That successful actress is hap pier than the woman with a home, z is the opinion of Miss Adair the att tractive leading lady of the Poli play the common belief that the life of the player is short, unhappy and reck- less tsIt is the gay society with late dances, late suppers and all which the successful actress avoids that is mostly responsible for her good Adair. eff woman of the stage is successful and ambitious she must be happy for her life is so ordered with routine and work that her mental and physical condition is not affected by the worry and work that the woman of the home must undergo She sleeps the full amount of time. necessary for body building repoSe, she IS far more careful of her health for she. renounces late suppers and sweets, if she is wise, and that is something that the society woman does not do.
 There is no rushing about to par ties and balls, getting up early to see that the butcher, the baker and can dlestick maker have delivered the goods If there are children in the home they must be started to school the man of sthe house must have his breakfast on time, and the work of the home must be looked after When a woman has this routine. for some years SHe Deslns lo Idue, lA!S 5NoIn " " gins to tell and. she. has not the bloom of youth with which she started life With "a woman of the stage it is dlf- ferent. She seldom arises before g breakfasts at her leisure, and her maid. dresses her While she has. a great many, things to do there is not that hurry and hustle. that attends the life Of the average woman Of the world Her elifezs is- more smethod odical and fraught with far less worries. All of which is conducive to good looks and long life.''
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-07-10
The Old Story Wine And Woman.
 Ruined This Man.

New York, July 1O.-Admitting he had stolen upwards of $25. GOO from his employers and spent it trying to be a good fellow" William M. Lawrence, 40, prominent member of the LaFay- cite Avenue Presbyterian Church in Brooklyn, today begged detectives who revolver so that he could wipe out his disgrace"
 Lawrence, married and having three children, had for 10 years been book keeper and confidential man for an importing firm.
 Arraigned in the TonIbs court, Law renee said that he had been stealing for three years and had spent the money, on women and men he had met in tenderloin resorts Tn default of $500 bail he was committed to the city prison for examination, next week.