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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-17
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Bier beutidJe 5oridJcr iterben anI
Gpitbrsen.-(siner iuir6
bcrmift.

Gbriitiania, II. Mai. -aapitGn
etrarruo, aonmanoeur eiues nor.
tpegiiden SiiIfseorps, oas arsge.
innot ipor6en mar, Die peridoaenen
Deitiden 5orihsr, Die iid irgenomo
onf Spibbergen oufbalten ioIlen,
onsfinoig 81 MAIDEN, bot ans @ioie
Nop, benz norOIiditen 3beil Der SSSn.
fcIgruppe, per Simfentelegrapb Die
Nodridt gcianot, Dab 2elitnnnt
Gfroeoer.Stran bon Der ! tiden
.9,oropoIerpcoition permibt miro;
Rpei ipcitsre IitgIieOer oerielben
'1eItmers nno gioiier, ertranfen,
gberboro error uno StaDe erln9
einer ar1nfbeit.
Die Gf)rosOer,S Strans GrpeOition
perIieb i'm SUM lesten Sabres auf
1em Dampfer sSer5og Grnit" Die
oeiitIde aiiitc. sSm g(uauit trnf
ner osutife 8ergniisunesoanlpicr
.gictorin 2uiIe" i'm iutipeit Der
ilorolibe Spisber9elt S5lllelgrlippe
ainb periab ben Ganlpfer nit Ero.
piant. Seit icner 3eit ober bot
man bon Der gtorOpolerpebitiou
tueiter ridts eebort, bis Der aapi.
tan 6es pSer5og @rnIt", gtitider,
anein in glopent Ban eintrnf lmo
ole MittbeiIing mafte, OaB Die
WitgIieoer Der expedition perln.
gIiift ip1ren, er ober nift intitano,
lei, an5igeben, mas aus ben 2eliten
qefporoen iei. 8aralifbin ipur0e
cine iroripaaiife Grpeoition ausge-
ionbt, Inn nah ben 8erunsIiidten
81 foriden. :4f
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gaaSaSba9u bis gaSra.
Sercin6nrnns 9eutidlanb's nit Der
Sdrfci. - Tentide Sdlrlihiife
nndj amerifaniidlen Sdfen. -
@arnuns iiir Militdrilieser.

Berlin, II. Mni.-Gie oeutide
0lcoieulng bnt, mie BON bcihmter'
ri6tcter Seite berloutet, nit Der
Siirfei cine 8creinborung getrof.
fen, Iaut ipcl6er Die gogoao.9abn
niulmebr bis gasra ooer gaiiora
psrldngcrt mcrOen ioG. 9amit wiro
Ger Geriiide Golf 0aS fir ben er.
iolareiden getrieb oes beOelitenOen
Sulturiuerfs merl1bli9e Gno5iel,
erreibt. Gnglano 5rnnfreif lmo
RuBlanO baben, mas bon ipeiterer
GROCER gSidtiafeit lit, ouf Die @e.
tbciligung an Der 5ertigitsling usS
qctpaltigen gamtnternebmens Der.
5id)t geleiitet, 10 ooB Geutiflano
freie SanO erb1lt, ip1breno bisber
idon nit elmer 1inbermeiobnren
Eartneridaft gerednet iDoroen mar.
8ancben bout england Die &opeit.
9obn. gaSro, Die SaitptItoot oes
gIeidnamigen gilniets ON Yeriiiden
Dieerbuien, utterbdlt Dantpferper.
bin0lmg nit SSnoien unO lit Stapel'
plat bon inoiiden perIii6en, ara'
bii6en uno europdiiden groOuften.
IS treibt einen idnimgboften San.
0el nit @oae, 9ntteln uno @e.
treioe. 9as 9an5e @ebiet, ipelhes
fir Die neue Sbeilltrede Der 9agoae.
@abn IN @etraht fommt, gilt als
Galmipoas2ano erIten Ranges.
3aS giei6s.Marineamt bat 6ie
9(noronmg getroffen DAB Die gro.
ben Sireu3ar y8incta" lmo ser.
tba" i'm Wonat gluguit Sdfen Der
Ser. Stanten beIu6en iollen. Die
beioen Greujer, bon ipel6en D8i.
meta" Elm Replacement bon $3.50
2onnen bnt, m1breno bas 9eplnce.
ment Der Serbia" $500 2onnen
betrdgt, itanlmen ans Dem Sabre
1897 unO iperoen i6on ieit gerau.
mer 3eit alS Sdulidiffe beniibt.
S1re 9eiabung umfaBt ie 467
aopie. s5n onerifatiiben @eipdi.
fern iin0 Die bei0en areu3er feline
5renloan. Mfan 5meifclt at bieii-
gen maBgeben0en Steaen nidt, baB
ibre bieamalige 9lntpeienbeit pieoer.
I'M alt ipadielIeitigen anuoge6itngenI
Der freunoidaftliden gIrt stnloB ge.
5en miro. aommanOnnt Ser .8i.
meta" lit aopitdn 3. g. Siebers,
9omman0ant Der Serbia" aapi.
tim j. @. b. gfabmer.
8enn in 3ufinft oelttide Mili.
tdrflieger nit ibren 9leroplanen
ooer 2uftidiffen iibcr Oie oeutid)c
@ren3e fliegen, icBen iie iid1 einer
Min6eItItraie bon 5peipodentlider
Saft aus. Die Seeresperlnn[tnng
bat beute einen 0abinlautenoen ge.
febl erIaiIen, in ber eS beiBt, Die
Qot6penoigfeit bierfiir babe iid
our9 oie ipieocrbolten Sdle eree.
Zen, 0aB oic @ren3e iiberflogen tpur.
oc, inoOur1 interitationnle Wttbber.
entitanoen. Die glrmee.
bebGr6en iuerben bei elmer 8erIe.
bung 0es 9efebls feinerlei gntidul- |
Ci9ungen gelten lalicn, tpie INNER
audi Die llmitdn0e liegen mogen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-17
8ritiidJe 9lr6eiter protcitiren.

Son0on, IL. Wial.-Ser Solts
boner pSraoes Council, tpelder
10000 @elperfihaftlar bertritt,
nabm cine ReioIution an, Ole BE-
iaet, oaB iie Die @rnennllng bon
@alter Sines Sage als amerifa.
iiii6en @otldafter BEL ser britt,
ihen Neeierung libel nebmen, 90
er ein bitterer 6einO Der organiiir-
ten 9lrbeit iei. Die 9ieIolution er.
iu6t oud BEN britiiden SefretGr
Deg 9luspdrtigeit, Sir @bp. @rep,
geeen ieinen Gntpfang Ginipruf) 5il
erbeben. (Serr Sage lit eeitarn
nit ocnt Dalnpfer Baltic" bon
gteip gorf mad 2onoon abgereif)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-17
wectbisnns Der Surnnbu.Spfer.

Gelporo, Neb., II. Mtoi.-gls
frourigss gtat)ipieL Deg 8ornaoos
Hegdnnen geitern Die 9eitattlmgen
Der llngIiidIiden, Die bei Der &ata.
itropbe ibr 2eben einbiiBten. 9ie
NerIesten befin0en ii9 NIT slus'
1lobrne bon Srib Steinbef ouf Dem
Agege Der 8eiicritng. Ger gertreter
0es Motbeit &reu5es, 6. g. 2ies,
bot tnebrere ilingei 9amen nit Dem
HiIfspert betraut. Der bon @ouo.
Morsbeo6 beltinlnlte allgemeine
..Aufr6imnngstag dm Sanlitag miro
4 IN Getpnro oies SSabr natiirlid,
g1ft5 beionoers beoba6tet meroan,
oenn es giebt biel auf3ur1iimen.
Der @lee Club oeS oeutiden Iii
f1sriid)en Geniinors miro oas @eIo,
6os ionit fir einen glusflug na6
pineoIn beripanot tpuroe, Dem Sono
iiir Die bonn Sornaoo Seimgeiudten
5ittpeitben.
Gie TbeiInnbne ot 6em Silfs.
iuerf lit cine aagemeine. glnh Die
Qeiite bonn 2anoe fonlmen nn6 Se.
ipnrb, I'M oen lmgliidliden Gbond.
Ioien TIT ieoer @eiie bebiilili9 sr
fem. Gie 0eiddftsleute boben elm
Gonlitc sebiloet, lin fir Die Gel.
benoen su ianmeln uno Die Ser.
fbeiIung Der @aben 5u Ieiten. Bin.
cent Stabl, ein iriiberer gountp.
beanie, fat borgeidlagen, Die ltn-
gIiidIihen bon Den Oiesidbrigen
Gtenerft III befrcien ino i6nen audi
bic Gteuern fir 1912 5u erlaiien.
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gmerienn ScScration Of Mniieians.

Toronto, Ontario, II. Miai. =
Die y9lmericnn FEDERATION Of Wlit.
iicians" bat bier in ibram Sabres-
fonbent iolgenoc geomte ermdblt::
ssSoiep1 g. g8eber bon geep Dorf,
8rGiioent; George 8. @obe bon
Columbus, g., 1. 8i8e.grdiibent; /;
90. 9. 0aiaro bon 8ittsburg, 9.
8i8e.FrdIiocnt; 6. 8. 8aplep bon
COS 9lngeles, 3. 8i5e : Yrdiibent;
Gfpen Miler BON ct. 2ouis, Sef.
retdr, imo Otto Oltcnoorf bon ct.
2ouis, Shobmeilter.
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MiiIen bas 8eIet befolaen.

0ie Sdlfte Der spotbefer bon
9uaba baben nod nidt Der itGOti.
iden Oroinan8 genldB einen geridt
iiber Ben Gerfauf bon 9lIfobo[ inb
enoerer Spiritlioien eingereidt. sSn
Der nd6iten Siblug bas Staotratbs
miro Staotclerf sSlpnn bie Sade
3ur Sprade bringen. 8as @eies
i6reibt einen monatliden gcridt
iiber olla gerfduie Dor, au6 nliiiien
6ie 9iamen Der &1ltfer in1o oie ae.
fouften Mengen angesebeu Iain. Die
9}idtbefolgun9 Der OroinanS fam
Die gnt5ielung Der 2i5ens aur 8olge
bubsn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-17
Sab.Cmn6a.

Die 8oli5eifomniii1re baben tlt4
ocorbnet, oaB Dies sSabr alle slpo.
tbefer, ipelhe berauidenoe Getr1tfe
berfauien, ii6 cine 2icens ausIteIlet
IaiIen niiiien. Die slpotbefen iino
in 6ieier Sinli1t bisber tpeitig be-
o6tet iporoen. Gie 8eoingiingen
iino I'M allgemeinen Die eIeiden ipie
bei Gd)anftpirtber, 1ur bnB bic
Gebiibren pieL fleiner iino. Die 81.
aensgeillde iperOen in Der Stdot.
ratbsiislug om 0ienitag erle0iat
parben. 0ie Goli5iltelt babcu
itrengc 9efeble be5iiglif Der &C.
6eimen SrinfqueIlen (9ootlegsing)
erbalteu. Gs ioIlen cine sln3abl
oieier Guellen i'm 9etrieb iein.
0cn @titglieoern ser giebrnsfd
IreB sliiociation 8ll Gbrsn miro am
3. Suti cine llnterbaItung ltottfin-
Sen. Soc" Sonncr bat Die gIn-
oronungen fiir bic sSeItIi1feit iiber-
1as Nroaromn iunfnbt
cinen geiud, Der Sdlad)ibdliier, ein
Giien I'M Grtbange @ebdlloc, cine
Geiddftsiitung ua0 eile Gobrt
1llrd Smaba srx
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-17
Gs iuiro ipciter ygcsambclt".

Garis, IL. 0tai. Mit 331 ge,
gen 800 Stimmen lebnte Die ge-
pltirtenfammcr oie 8orlaae bes glb-
georoneten Saqurs Biou ab, Die iid
gegen oas 8liifsipiel ridtete. Die
SpieI1oGenbeiiber batten ibren gan.
sen GinfluB oitfgcboten Inn Die
gorlage 81 SAL ST bringen. gS
GeiBt, oab bielc Senatorei, uno slb.
geotoncte ielber itarf Dem @liids.
ipie[ ergeben iilo.
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(yeirierfleiidl bpn 9lnitralien.

n Gan francisco, Gal, II. @fai.-
1lnf benz Gnmpfer n3abiti" langte
Eeute ihn Safen bon Snn 8rancisco
Bic erite Ssnbnng oritralii9en @e.
irierfleiides at. 100000 9fun0
9lino. imb 8ammeIfleii6. 9aS
DGssiid] tpuroe in g(uitralien inter
Der geoinglmo berfanit, OnB nut
pin gcrinaer 9rofit our6 ben Ser.
fcui ii oen 9ereinigtcn Staaten
cr5ielt iperoen 0iirfe. SSaas Die
Nereirborung berlebt iueroen iollte,
iuir6 gluitralien brett obne 3tpi.
idenbdnoler 6leiid) beticnben im0
oas 9iiiifo ouf iih nebmen. Gin
iofortigsS Saacn Der 6leiidpreiie
ipirO crtunrtet. California uno bic
Gtnnten an Der pa3iiiidlen aiiite
erhaIten ibr }leiif1 bon 8ieb, oas
ipeitIid) bon ben 9iodp glountains
1e3iihtet miro. 8erglcidstabellen
eraeben, bab Der 9llrd)idnittspreis
bier hober i'll nlS in Gbicago. lin
ben Greis beruilter5ubriiden, be.
fdIoIien litabbdngige 8iebb1nolcr,
eiue gnoung Gefrierflciid, aus 9tu.
itrdIien fommen 5u lniien. Die
1lnion Gteamibip gompanb lit
iiter8rugt, oab iid Der Snnbel in.
@efrisrileiif, 5u einen oauernoen
,0eitaItcn miro unb bat oober bier
init Mihlbaus.glnla oiisgeiiattete
Ghiffs fir Den aiisihIieBlidcn|
3ienIt 5ipiid)en Muitralien uno San
6rnncisco beitelt.
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MaiIen 9i,ens 6c,ablen.

SoIgeiloe Better bon 8atbel6il.
ber.Ebentern ipuroen beute perbaf-
tct, ipeiI iie ii6 tpeieerten, Die Sab
resli5ens bon $50 81 be5ablen
elite SO. 2, 1918 6arnam; GIune,
1855 6arnam; Sipp, 1903 Sar.
neb; gaInt 1920 Douglas; Earf,
SIC gaoro 16. StroBe; Sippoorome,
25t5 Cunning StraBa; Sooorite,
1116 @inton; SOeal, 2212 Siio
16. StraBe, nn6 u. @elder, 4t16
gtor6 "a. Strobe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-17
Ter snrif i'm Sennf.

@1ibington II. Wtai.-Mit Al
gagen 36 Stimmelt tpnroe oie gen.
roie.2a 5oIette gieiolution nieoer.
seitimnlt, iponaf gertretern bon
Snbuitrien, Die our6 oen ltn6er'
nooo.Wilion 3oQtarif in Mitleioen-
iflnft se3ogen merben elm offent.
Iiteg gerbor geitattet iperocn ioq.
sic fonnen lire grotelte MIR Dem
aonite fir @aittel uno 8ege lnter.
breiten, pelhes onnn ieine' Gnt.
iheibung fdQt. slGas oeutet bar.
uuf bin baB Die Sarifuorlnge audi
i'm Senat tigenontnten iueroen miro.
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glnf bcnt geinp.

9eeapel, II. @iai-gine @ruppe
nmerifanii6er GiIaer beitieg unter
slnfiibrung oes 9iidofs sSobn @ri.
mes bon Sprncufa ben 8eiup. sSm
Sinblid altf Die fiirslife GbGtigfeit
bes 8ulfans geItnltete iih oieier ge.
iu9 beionoers iltereiialtt. Spdt,r
tegaben iie iid nad 8ontpeii, no
iie an elmer Spc5ialfeier tbeilnah.
men. Morgen fibrt Die @riea.
idaft bon geeapeI na4 9fom ob.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-17
g9ei6lider Nlasur wieoer erluablt

Canton gSpo., II. Mai. ,Srou
Suian @iBlcr, cine 6iciiae gtooi.
tim, iueIde 3lpei Sabre lang oils
Wlnpor oes Stdotdens funsirtc, lit
nuf Die Gouer bon 5iuei sSabren
pieoer erip1blt fporoen, neil iic Der
Staot cine 10 cute gerlpaltung &c.
aeben hatte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-17
Mcb.arna l1odlaeit.

Die Soh5eit BON Scrrn Charles
Wtes uno 6rdiilein aatberine arue
finoet om Mittipo6 slbeto, Sen II.
SUM- in Der @obmlng Scr graut
ltatt. 9lIs grautiimgfert meroei
Sr1lllein SSrma @ieoemann mo
Sr6ulein Sarriet Mes imo als
@ralitiiibrer Serr IbiIip Wtet, aou.
lin oes 9rdutigons, filneiren. gtur
@arpanote lmo irtime Sreunoe mcr.
ecu eingclaoen nerben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-17
MOaur nieberseidluiiea.

Gecatilr, SG., II. @aai.- S. 9.
Slate, gigantbiimer Ser Wit. slit-
burn Sri6une, idoB Or. Q. S.
8inoior, @aDor BON oct. anburn,
nicoer. Die Sbat ereignete iid5
auf Dem 9abnbof tpoielbIt 8iltO.
for einen 3ug ertparteta. Die
8lmbe lit lebensgefdbrlid. Set
Ger iiingIten @abI berridte atpi.
iden ben beioeu Mdrlnern grobt
6einoibaft.
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Oiiooer Iebnt AZ.

snbanp, q. o., II. Mai.--Ser.
mann giiooer, @eid)dftsiiibrer Der
gtcip gort Gtaats3eitnllG bat oas
ibm bonn @ouperneir Snl3er nlt-
oetrngsne gInt oes Superintenbett.
ten Der staatsaeidngniiie obgeIcbnt.
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Sneif in sinslanbs SanptltaSt.

ct. Tetersburg, II. Mai. Gin
aroBar Streif, Der ilad ser ge.
bauptitns Der Siibrer balo oIlee.
mein peroen mir, bat Die grbeit in
ben sSsnouitriabe5irfen Der Staot
fait ean8 labmgelest. Truppen iino
in ben 0iitriften poitirt, bod lit es
bis lett nod au feiuen 9fubeitorult.
gen gefomnlen. -.-.
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Sa. citrom !SaIfswa6lfommiiIar.

Senrp 6. Sitrom, bormaIs Goun.
tpfommiiidr, lit gum SiIfspabIfom.
miii6r ernanrt iporoen, Sitrom lit
elm &epublifaner.
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TeripnaIien

5raii gbas. @eiB, @attin ocs
Scrmisgebcrs ocs n@1dter" in
Sortiligton, gieb, peripcilte oieie
Dodlc gum gsjude bon 9erlpauOtcn,
1T Smnbn.
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NSetterbcridlt.

y Sir Smaba, Council gluffs lno
ltmgegcnb: Sd)on belte slbsno
,lno Sonntug; fiibler sbenos.
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s}otboliihe Stride

1870 90. 14tb, Ontnbd, Mcb.
Scine 0faieitdt Der aonig oanft
SSbnen freunolidit fit Die groBc
@abc 5unt beIten Der beripunoeten
Montenegriner un6 aGeidfaas fir
SIRE Sbeilna6me nno Spnlpatbie.
CT wiinidbt ebelifaIls, ben bobni-
ifen antbolifen uno griioern in
Omaha icinen 0anf 81 entridten.
@regopitd, Soflnaridaa.
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1nffu & Sobnlton, oeilbenbeitoifcr.
~ iHol. 16. strabe. 1pIer 1916.
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a0nis banft bem Erieiter.

Sof)iu. sSobn 8ranef bon oer
fatboliiden ct. @enseslaus Stride
battc fir bic oeripunoeten Monta-
fegriner cine Sammlung bcranital.
let, pelhe cine biibide Slimnle er.
CAB. 9ieies @elb iplroe nit einent
iii @orte Ser tieiiten Spmpatbie
eefleioeten S6rei6en an oen ao.
mig giifolaus BON Wontenegro iibers
ianOt, ipornlf &c. MoieitGt Dem
grieiter folsettbes aabelgramm 5lt-
iaitote:
Bisbee daily review., 1913-02-16

ever. Where draping Is rot employ
ed. tiny knife plaits viii run straight
up and down, in the center of the
back aud front Sometimes even with
these plaits drapery will fall to al
least one side. Corseted as the fash
ionable woman is. the designer may
now hoop up goods on her form 10 his
hearts content. and this he surely
will continue to do.
Poplin in silk, in wool, in cotton
/ any kind Of poplin, in fact. promises
| to be much used. There are plain
poplins and mdre poplins and bro
caded poplins, and one often finds
at least two OF these varieties com.
bined in the same costume. Other
material TO ne in demand for elabor.
ate street or afternoon semi tailored
costume are silk whipoord, heavy
bengaline, and the still heavier so G
regence." I'm all of these there is a
conspicuous use of buttons, of which
there is an avalanche this season,
showing the greatest variety and orr
ginality. Among the wool materials
appropriate for the simpler tailored
suit, the real costume trotteur, there
are serges, Bedford cords, new
veayes of whipcords, poph MS, ratines.
drap de lame and some other less
exploited varieties from which to
choose
An over blouse affords a clever
way OF introducing the skirt material
in the blouse 10 a coat skirt Often
the material Is too heavy to be used
for the entire waist but il the over
blouse is developed in the cloth the
underWaist of sheer chiffon or silk
vdle gives a dainty and light effect
The National Ladies' Tailors and
Dressmakers association has begun
a determined war against the pFac-
tice of cheating American purchasers
OF garments by attaching to the lat
ter labels bearing the name and dd-
dress Of some Paris establishment.
Il is said that such labels are import
ed from Paris in large quantities and
that in many cases the label is the
only part OF a garment alleged TO
have lbeen imported from Paris, that
really did come from that city
Often the underwaist is OF sheer
bat ste or white net, which can be
Numbered when soiled. and some
times the over blouse is not attached
90 the skirt, so that il can be worn
on bleak and chilly days, when such
an addition is decided comfort. The
little square shoulder yoke often ap-
pears in back as well as in front.
Ribton will play an important part
IN the new millinery in the shape of
crown bands, streamers, chip loops,
lows, ear loops and quill effects in
satin faille MORE and taffeta Weayeg
Rose, stem and foliage are seen made
Of picot edges more ribbon in the
exact shade OF the skin of a Bermuda
onion Large pOmpons are formed of
a compact mass of ribbon loops and
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personal obedience to the law.
There cannot be civic purity without
personal purity. So the final respon.
sibiIity, repeat, is not national and
collective, but individual ; o. a1G
are responsible before God, not only
for ourselves but for the well being
OF society. of the nation, Of the com
monwealth, and the city: and the
only power that can enable US 10
meet the problem and realize the tri-
umph, I firmly believe, is the Spirit
Of Him who first declared completely
the truth of Gods UNIVERSAL father
hood and mans universal brother
hood, who first gave expression TO
the ideal OF a true democracy, who
declared. that His father and our
father is no respeCteF Of persons. It
is the eternal Christ whose service
alone is perfect freedom. who con
firmed his teaching by His life and
death, that through Him We might
have the perfect liberty of the sons
of God
God grant, my brothers. that we
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from the face OF the earth. Its fate
will be the fate Of empires and states
cnce as important and dominating
as itself.-of Babylon and It's faith
less king, upon whose palace walls
was traced the coming Judgment.
Thou are weighed in the balance and
found wanting; of Rome losing its
austere simplicity Of living. its earl
Ter faith, its democratic ideal, beCOnt-
ing luxurious, tyrannical and goddess,
and thus losing its place forever
among the nations Of the earth, Of
Spain in these modern days reaping
the fruits of past tyranny, bigotry,
! centiousness, and ignorance, with
no one now too poor to do her hon
or.
TO help this nation achieve this
mighty destiny, we must understand
THAI there cannot he national int
gritty without personal integrity.
There cannot be national faith with
out individual tIuthfulness. There
cannot be national pustice without
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finished with a jetted stem. These
the placed either in the center front
or at the side OF a draped turban or
other small hat. or else poised over
the brim edge of a large hat
Large sprawling bows are either
spread across the back of a hal
crown or are disposed in erect fan
effect Long wired ribbon loops dart
from a tight ribbon knot. a conical
base of flowers or other ornament,
and extend from the side far beyond
the lack of hat brim. When velour
ribbon Is used, the raised pattern is
Frequently cut out and applied fatty
to satin, taffeta or heavy crepes. Flor
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DON'T STAY GRAY! SAGE TEA WILL
DARKEN YOUR HAIR BEAUTIFULLY

Hr nc disappointment.
You just darlpeu q sponge OF soft
lrush with ~Vyeths SAGE ard Sui
hur" aud draw # through your nair
taking one small strand ut a time Du
his al night and 10y morning all gray
hair disappears and after another ap-
liicltiCu or two becomes beautifully
daTkencd and more glossy and luxir..
ant jhan ever. You viii also discover
dandruf is gone and hair has stopped
falling
Gray, faded hair though no dis
grace, is a sign of old age and as VIC
al desire a Youthful anC attractive
appearance. get busy at once WITH
Wyeth's Sage ana sulphur and you'll
look years younger Inquiry shows al
pharmacists in town hero sell lots d
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CONTINUED from Page q
human sin. The only thing that ex-
alteth a nation which is made up OF
individual men. is what eNalteth the
Individual himself, Is what We call
righteousness. Opinions shift and
change with the changing centuries,
but the eternal truth never changes.
Il is the same. yesterday, today, and
forever"
Right and wrong are primal facts
in the universe. They are sharply
defined and opposed, like darkness
aud light. to each other. There are
plenty of things as to which good
men and women may differ. We may
differ. for example, as to the methods
by which intemPerance shall be put
down. We may r'elieye in a law Of
strict prohibition or OF high license.
m total abstinence, or in temperance
IN the literal meaning of the word,
but we have no right to doubt that
drunkenness itself is wrong. Steal
ing is stealing: murder is murder;
lying is lying; impurity is impurity;
aud nothing can change these facts,
try as hard as we can to call them
by softer words and to conceal their
real meaning.
we believe in the principle Of hon
esty, OF not getting something for
nothing. and yet some Of US may de-
/ fy the Law Of the land and the law Of
honor by gambling in one form or an
other The principle is the same
thing. whether it is Gone in social
led Gambling Hell" or amid the re-
Z = nd Tlo fsF a
/ fashionable drawing room.
in the terrible disclosures that
lhaye been made in recent years IN
the industrial world, We have seen
| the great danger that faces this coun-
try, because so many OF our trusted
men have failed to recognize the
boundary line, sharp and decisive, be
tween honesty and dishonesty.
The integrity of the nation and
the state is threatened when il be
! comes possible, not only for legisla-
ton to be controlled. but even the
Il course Of justice to be tempered with,
/ through the use OF money in the
/ hands Of dishonest men. But this is
no reason why we should lose our
heads and our faith. even before
II these tremendous evils that we have
seen and are facing now.
If the state Is not christian In its
support and setting forth OF a high
standard and a noble and eveT-in
II creasiHg purpose in its life. then the
I fault is ours. After all, il comes
back as personal responsibility. A
h the glory and honor OF the nation
and the state, and the city are ours
so are their shame, their -dishonor
II this nation and state stand not for
fairness. for honesty, for justice. foI
purity. for! truth. for a Christian and
ciriHzing force in the Tnrid who ID
70 blame but You and me?' th3
bet US face the : responsibility
then, like men and see what our oer
duty is. rs We strive TO help shis
great country OF ours To do its pafi
IN the worlds work and to realize the
great mission which God has given
il TO do. If il fails. 10 do this, then
Y surely viii be called before the
judgmen. seat Of God and destroyed