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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-06-01
Things That Still
Must Come

There are other features in REQ
the Fifth to which cars Of this
class must come.
Men expect them in costly cars.
But men are bound to demand
them in any car when they know
what their absence means. re-
fer to things like these:
Analysed steel.
Properly tested gears
is roller bearings
1870 drop forgings
High-test magnetic
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-23

iipen bic Ginrihtuns trufen, bic De.
leaaten bonn aanaen Stdat pdhlen su
IaHen. g9enn iebt cine yiaticnals
9onpention einberufen pirb. pelfe
Die Reaeln babin abdnoert, bab bic
prosreiiipen einen aompf unter alei-
den 8eoineunaen nit ben reauldren
Rcpublifanern um bic prdlioents
ihafts Domination aufnehmen tonnen,
70 1T Der ssrieoe aeIihert. Wenn bic
aeeuldren auf bieien serehten 8ors
iflag niht eineehen, 10 bsaeheu lie ei-
nen aroben SSebler, oenn lie tonnen
bios Der partei ftuben, obns iih felbit
All niiBen. Die politiiden 8orgdn1e
iett Ger lebten Drdfibentenpabl foua
ten ihnen ben Mufihlub aeaebsn boz
Ben, bob elm ausaeiprohener Stanbs
pa.ter pom Shlaas Nlorihs als prd.
Iioentihafts Gdnbibat nidlt mear
oentbar lit. Sic t0nnen aber srrsis
ten, pab bic Domination niht einem
Rabita!en, fpie Ga Solete, ionDern
einem aemdbiaten Reformer, tpie Gums
Minis suFdlIt. cSn aleiher Wsiie tons
nen iie aud Die Nomination Rools=
belts perhinoern. llnD bamit MAIDEN
lie Die republifauiihe gartei pieoer
tampffGhia. gluh lit es nptbipcnoia,
DaB lie Iih ihleuniait au einem iplden
8erolcih entihllsben, osnn Der 3tpie.
ipalt tann nittl mehr lanae anhaiten.
| cbne bic republitaniihe 9Jurtci fir
INNER su pernihten. Wenn bic reous
lGren uno bic fortfdrittIitsn Republis
taner tsine Siege errinoen. 10 tanr
es niat ausbleiben, oab bic 8olfsmai'
len in bsioen parteien in bstrddtli.
der Qn3ahl sur bemotrdtlihen pdrte
iibereeben unb Tobalo bas eeihebsn lit
lpiro es Iebr iftper halten, Die ueber'
Qetretensn auriidauaetpinner. Gs hd
| ichsehn Sabre aeoduert, big bic De
motraten pisoer aur 6srrihaft ae
tdnoten. Ter republitaniiten parts
Itebt cine ebeniolf lanae adrsns il
4usiiht, tpsnn iie nift ihleuniaft ben
! Tattipnsftreit Elm Gnoe matt. Di
9onQrebpah i'm ndh'tsn Serbit mir
Die tritiihe Qetiobe fir bic republi
tuniTte gartsi Iein. Gelingt es ih
nitt big oohin. cine Wieeerpereini
ounq bersuitslIen. 10 fann iie ieh
lanae parten, big tie tpieoer aur 5err
fhaft berufen pirb.
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tia boben bic Mdtte bic nidt unbereh.
tigte Gmpfinbuns, bab Der a}rditosnt
i'm 9untlen tappt. Gr min 9nsrta
niht aneriennen unb er pia 8amboa
ni1t anerfennen. Nber es mub ood)
Semanb anertannt psroen. oantt bic
Wahte tpihen, an ipen iie Iih halten
ioaen, penn ibre 8iirger in Wtsrifo
on psrion unb Gigentbum seitdbigt
tperoen. Nus oiefer untlarheit mug
Der prdlibent berausiommen unb bas
tunn nur gsIheben, penn sr oen Wtahs
ten einsn plan sur 6eriteauns Der
Ru6e in Merito unterbreitet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-23

Gin Serbitauuarea aus oem Tahauer
Wfoos.
Bon 5rigga BRO 4 oorff
(Wiinhen).

TunfeIblouer Serbitbiinmel. Gin
fIeiner 8ortenrpes fiibrt pon Der
Station in ben Warft. 3n nnierer
siedten boben mir bunie 5aushen,
Die NIT ibrCn grasariinen nno pnr'
purrotben Icnitcrlnben einem irOb'
iihen gilocrbuh entitiegen su fein
iheinen unb laheno oaiiebeu in Der
gradt ibrer oiden 8lumenbuihen
aui 9ciimicu umo @alfonen. Our 2in'
ten ipiegelu iih 5nrt bebenbe Silber.
birfen uub 8appeln in ben 1elne,
@eaen oes aanals.
Cine olte 9riide iiihrt iiber Die
amper. @or oieier 1nrbenoerihpen'
brng rotbeu 2d,ibes, oem ituu,pfell
Grin Der 8eioengebdnee, Dem beliell
8oIb 3ierIiher Blifentronen miIiien
Die reititen galetten uno fiibnlie'
Giniel Der bier {hoffenoen WnIer Helm
beigeben. Ienn, es treibt iid ein Oil
iebnlifes aunItnolfd,en ba lumber,
uno Ger Rui Der .2ad,auer Shule"
lit ihon lange riibmIid IN Die Weli
sebrungen.
60 panbern file - boiiptsnriidge'
lporien - am Yiorrbnlis nit ieincT
ipisen Gbilrnld)en porbei. hinan mad
oem i.rableno meiben nBittelsbatel
Shlcb", Sas NIT icinen runobogigcr
1enItern, ben epbei,umiponne,,e.
Iad,luden, Der Yoeiie ieir1er itol5ei
Ginfahbeit Die Degeno beberridt. Gei
aItane au uno benz ihOngepf!eater
ShIoBparf. Die Gndrtradn laBt pie
su lpiinId)eu ubrig, iln0 aud Die So
lloriItif Der lpeibIihen Toilette Diiro,
lauf aafieebeden nn0 GopbatiiIer
| lih1tenspertber ieiH nie an beipegiei
IJiauren, aber mas id)noct basY Ii,
sserniiflt lit IDEAL, CRIME Wielen, Gel
ber. Moosoorfhen, cine rotbgoIocil,
@elt; fern i'm Mnude bic Staot. 1er
berisen sIiiben an Der Wauer, unb il
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-23
9okal.Dtrid)t
gentidye 8orieinns.

Serr Ir. Iid belt geitern Rod
mittag in Der bieiiaen 9ibliotbef icinc
pierte 8orleiuna ab. aIs 1bema hatic
er lid, ben Iid1ter oes ssriibIinas ime
Der 2iebe, ben Ieioer ail5uIriib. III lei
nem BIB. 2ebensiobrc. pcritcrbcncn
aSilAelm Deillier aeipabit 6err Ir.
lid ipuBte bic sluimerfinnteit Der
iehr 3ahlreih erIdieneiien Siho
rcr auis angenehniiie al tel.
ieln unb purbe feline iritcrcI'nnie
@ortraaspeiie allaernein beiunnoert
ggan fam nit gerubisuna behailp.
ten, bot jcbes einBelne Wort 6cIh
mar uno NIT GROCER 8drme porae.
|brnd,: wuroe. Ner einmnl auf bic
aortc bes Rconers geiauitt hot.
pirb nid,i ncriehlen and, ben peite.
|ren ieben Wittpod, eafnrittna Inn
"a llhr in Der oiieiiiIihen Bibliottef
|itnttiinbenncn 9ortr1aen bei3u,poh.
men. aIs nahiies 1beiHa bebanbelt
!Serr Or. Sid ben sWnnosbedcr
9ofe"
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0unnerstas, ben %. Sftpber 1913
aonqreBrepr. 8ultlep bat

&ongreBrepr. 8ultlep bat
nit oem Gbicagper BANTER Rspnolbs
cine DfientIids Debate iibsr Die Wdh@
rungs=giQ gsfiibrt uno barin Inilhten
entpiteIt, bic uniinni9 iino. gu pte@
ZEN aebDrt Die 9ebauptung, oab be
8anten offentlihe Glnrthtun9en tp1e
@iienbabnen iino llno oemnat oerlsi>
ben apntrole unterliegen, Sob Elm
8pnsreb5 5Mitglisb fold 5tpei peridle1
bene ginribtlingen alif Die 9leiheStufe
felt, seigt, ME I6pd6 Die SnteIll9en3
in Den beiligen Sallen nnlersr nattos
nalen @efebgsbung pertreten 1T. Sine
GiIenbabn lit Elm itoatlth 3u9sltdnpes
nes pripiIee, Iogar etne itaatlihe
Maentur. Die gant 1T Elm pripatllns
ternebmen, rpie irgeno eln anoeres Se7
fhGft. Sin geauffhti9unosret 1tsbt
in oieIem syaq nur 10 nett slt, ols es
gum S6ub Der Sepoiitorsn nothipsnz
bie lit. Die aontroperIe puroe ourd
Die 9tniiat bes Serrn y4epnolos heroorz
qerufsn, pab Ratipnalbunten nitt gsz
stpunesn iperoen ioQten, ben ReIerpes
9anfsn bsisutretsn, reip. einen 2bstl
hires Gapitals uno ibrer Sepoittsn an
Die ReIerpesganten 5u iiberliefern.
unIeres grmeHens mar Die srpGhnte
aontroperie 3pedlos, neil Die gethe!=
ligunq Der Rationalbanteu an ben Re@
ierpebanten nurhaus nlht ,lnerldBItt
1T. Die HeIerpebanten brauhen ubers
hdupt tein aapitll, oa ibre auf5obe
niht barin beItebt, 8antgei6Gfte 81
MAIDEN, ionbern eine Hegierun9sz
syunttton uus5uiiben, ndmIth Dem
Sanoel neues 9elo 5u5ufiihren. 0as
tam in Der Weiie gei6e9en, baB Die
gtegieruns ben Rsieroesganten cine eez
fpiiie Summs CUR 9srfiigung Ttelt. iaz
GER mir bunbert MiIioneu Dollars.
Wenn bieie Summe duf BON gantisrS
bistontirte WebIsl auseslieben 1T, IL
sieben bic Referbebanten peiter auf Die
Resieruns. ueber 500 Millionen tpirt
Der gstrag niht itsigen. oa ous 5elt.
tpeilise Msbrbeoiirfnib mad 9elo i'd
iGbrlim auf niht nebr ais $50 Utillio
nen Dollars bslGuft. Die 3infen, BIZ
oas BON Der Regierirng perlisbsne SeIl
abpirft, fallsn bisisr 5u uno tonner
nG6It Der Osdung Der 8erpaltunass
foIfsn oo5u bienen, einen 8ordntt,s
fonos aeesn sttpaiss 9erli,ite an5ule:
een. Nlit Iol6er Ginridtung Ddrer
olIe geDentsn, fpelhe bic 8antsn asgsr
Die Ddbrunsss9iq Dprbringen, bebo
BEN uno oamit ipdre audi Die AMBER
Strsitfrass, tper bic Rotsn einlOier
fpn erlebigt, ba in iol6em 5dle bie''
gfli6t Der Resisruns uusi6lieblid
uno allein 3ufiels.
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Deitere 0epei den aus 2ons
BON laFsn eriehen, oaB Die Ibii6t oss
BrGIioentsn Die europdiiden g(Ghte
fir feline golitif gegeniiber Wsrito su
aetpinnsn, pDllig lniBlunqen lit. Die
MGhts qe6en Dor Der Iniiht aus, oab
fie nur ibre ontereTen uHo nIht bic
ienigen Der Ser. Staten beriit'i6tigen
t1nnsn. Dsnn Tis glauben, oab ss in
ibrem 8ortbeil liegt, ben prdiioenten,
Der am 26. Sttober in Wferito getpdhlt
tperben foq, an3uertennsn. 10 rperoen
fie iih bapon niht ubbaltsn loHsn.
penn au6 grdiioent Wiliou Der nsisn
meritunifhen 4ominiitration Die anz
.rfennuns pertpsioert. Sn 8erbinoung
hermit tptrb audi auf einen Jebler IN
Wilipns Diplomatic aufmertiam qee
mudt. 8islaug BADEN Die Wtd6ts 'id
itiGIhtpsigeno nuh bsm 8erhaltsn Der
Ser. Staaten in iIoumeritaniTfeH
anqsIesenbeiten geri6tet. Sn 5ol9e
bsTsn 1T es uub 3u fsinem 8onflifr
oetommen. 9on bieTsm grauh 1T Der
Brdiioert obgepihen, inbem er eins
3uftimmung gu isiner politit oeforDert
bat. 2luf iolhes 9srlangen tonnter
bic Mdhte nur bic Qnttport ee6sn, Dah
fe iih lire qoIitit BON Riemanbsm
porihrsibsn tafen. Iber Der pom
Drd1ioenten perfu6rene oiplomatiihc
Barren ldbt iif ipisoer altfrihten,
ipenn sr einsn neuen Wsa etnfbldat,
inb.m sr, anItatt ben Wddten gu Be-
feblsn, mas iie tbun IoQen. i5nen einen
@orIhlao gum gemeinIamen 8orgehen
in Merito untsrbreitet. 9as 1T aus
stnsm 9runbe lnsrldblth, Den bet
8rGiibent offenbar uberiehen bat. Sc
lange Die Ser. Staaten Die 6errfhers
roGe in tleinen characterization
2onoern fpislten, lieb man bas ruhia
oeine6en, neil au ipenig auf oem
Spiels itanb, als oaB es sinen Gin
fprud perlohnt hattie. Da es iih abel
I'm etn iol6 grobss 9sbist, pie MeTitr
hdnpelt, nit ipelhem Die europaiiher
Gambler pihtigs 6anbslsbesisbunaer
uuterbalt.n, 1T man niht mehr Bil
lens, ben Ser StaateH freie 6nnp Al
lahsH, aus sSurht, oaB bieie snihtiser
6anoelsz Snteref.n beeintrdhtist iuer
ben tonntsn. Der BrGfioent fdnn BIZ
3uitimmuns Der Mddte nur bann fin
ben, fpenn er ibnen aenau faat, mas G
fir iis tbun tann unb piQ. Gegenlpar
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Spllauoiides Jriibhiid.
9on 5enrn % ption.

ssh mar am 9bsnb in 4miterbam
cnaetommen. Sn ImIisrpam, Der
Waiier. uno pfablitaot. rbsren Gin
pohner tpie Die Raben auf gdumsn
lsbsn", tpie Der ieliae erasmus alts
herrentaft sierlih fpdiielte. Sudsno
uno priifeno gina if ourh bic Sira.
ben. Gnolit cntoedte ih Elm itrdles
bohes 6dushen, aus Ihparsen Bad
Iisinsn unb nit ipsibaeitridensn Zen.
iterrabmeu fpie Elm Spielseua binees
itsQt, ous iia mittsls zines rdthielbaft
6lant aepuBtsn RetalIfhLos als 6oteI
ausfpies.
8as mara, feas iA fuat.:: 6el-
fano i'm aIeinen. I'D trat elm. Die
Wirtbin, rotbbadia ME cine Gdfetugs
Gus Goam. empfinq mid nit behdos
lid tpeitaeodmpftem Wohlnollen; Iie
empfahl mid glito, ben Qortier. ael.
ner uno 6dusbiener, Der mid bic fteis
len 5reppen bes gfnhlbaus biuauf in
m.in 3immer qsleitets. Das geti mar
p,ibsr uls bic unihulo. aeroxmia tpis
Elm 9ruppeniibunosplaB, lang uHo
brett. fat ishniuhterpedsnb brett.
I'd itlief sinsn ionntasn Shlaf.
Geii6rft uno froblih orsbte ih mid
cm anbersn Wor9sn Die 9reppen bin,
oh. Sin rp.EtiiberIsaenss 2dheln auf
ben 2ippen offnete ih bic 3hiir gum
Sriih'tiidssimmer. cSnbeNen Hur bic
ME psriaaenoe Geipdnbtbsit, bic ih mir
burt) eefpih.nbaftes Stubium elmer
arobsu Insahi pom 9ihern lber ben
llmqdna nit Weniten II. oeral. srDors
BEN ba6e. belpabrte mid bappr, fofori
msinen 6ut herabaureibsn unb. fnid.
| ienb ipie beim Gintritt in cine airhe,
unter Der gbiir iteben Az bleiben.
Statt bes ertpartsten eifsnbahnfisbris
oen 2drms fanb ih fei;lihe Stille in
Dem Hdum Dor unp Elm slafiiihes
SefIburtel, pas nur burh Strdubs
bon b!abrothen gliitben, bic aui bem
SiIf 5tanben, uno bur6 bic bin unb
fpioer tpunbelnbe 9luis bes bebienen.
ben .m.isiss" iein ittpa6es 2iht srs
belt. oSh perbara mein Staunen bin.
ter elmer folten mitteleuropdiIhen
0oflif1tsit unb aoa mid aur geobahs
tuna hir'er sins 8euae bon 3tpiebaden
uno msine 5heetaiIe aurid.
Gs Ttiensn meiit pObIfituirte gir,
Ger nit ihren Gattinnen unb 1Dhtcrr
su fein, bic BON oen umlieqenber
SiGbten ooer bonn fetten Qanbe bereir
al ben seitlihteitsn in bic 6aupiftabi
! cstommen rparen unb nun bier bein
| 'Sriihitud iaben. Saben! Niht pi'
man bei uns i'm 'SriihItiidsaimmer ei
neg Sotels fihf. auf Der aante bes
Stual5 ober lIhr unb ssohrplon in Del
!Sanb ober NIT fpiHGeen 9rDtlein I'm,
tenn nett enifsrnt itebenben 5prup
topf liebduaetnb. Vsin. lie idBen au
ibreu altsrseuntlen Stiihlen nit Der
oefhnitten Qebnsn, lpie Die 6sl6en il
malhaG, froh uno urerbiilih. au
breiter Sisflafe. 10, als tpollten ii
ME mebr pom glas Deinen. Mud
/ bic neu binautdmen. trugen elm
! freunblihe Defabtheit aur Shau
gle !ieRen iih nieDer unb beitellten
riht erammophonhaft ihndrrenb ODE
!, ME nit Gnaitliher Gntihulpiaung
Ioubern inbem fie. nahbentlih mur
ImeiuD, Die aiefer Fin uno ber fho
ben uE6 enolif .1hec" ooer .Wild'
liaaten, als iaaten lie ,aarl v" ODE
i nSer5og alba".
/ lie Sbienlhen Seloen iparten Seit
llebens auf uoas Wunoerbare". Nu
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Nerbiieit bss Ebb Selsm Eiaoer.
dlorS.

Der Obj neiIoD Gdnasrnor. slner
ber iirrbfomittn Oeionopereine bsr
Gtabt. ptronItultst am SpnHtna. ben
26. Cttobeg In Der Central 1nvns
halle Elm herbitftN. bas fi& uneseiiiN
IN cinem aI1MaenbeH Grfslae aenaIten
mirb. bsnn Ole ipadere G6naesiGnor
nirb q fi& onaelsaen itin IalJeM u.
ren Odisen afuutrei&e Gtunbss u
tsreitsn.
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stakl Nsrptinm.

Gin 7arbiaer. angenidcinIih ein
Worpbinift. itlid iih scitern 8ormit.
tna In bic Nohnung BON Ir. I. Q.
9,irung go. 1918 Walnut Strabe.
|uno liabl GO 0ron WorphimIn. Ter
Iieblinbl iplroe sur 0enntniB Der
Goli,ci aebrnd,t. Die aild, cine autc
MISUNDERSTANDING oes Ynri6cn e..
|I,ielf
The Washington herald., 1913-09-07

figure on this page only the artistic placing
of the uncurled paradise ornament saves
it from being bizarre. The tiny hat is
of white satin, the top of the crown is
soft, the sides are banded by the folded
satin and the tiny brim is finished with
a wide double fold. A very smart one
piece dress model is worn with this hat,
its simple shaped skirt folded over in
front. The waist fastens down the front
with round ivory buttons, the buttonholes
overbound. The front fulness of the
blouse is shaped by being drawn into a
narrow corded piping. The sleeves are
of ultra smart shortness, stopping above
the elbow. A wide black velvet belt
folds into two wide loops in front.
A small close hat, almost caplike. though
it has a narrow rolling brin that lays
fiat against the crown sides, is so swathcd
with black satin folds as to look ike an
Arabs turban. The short, curled aigrettes
are stuck into these folds so that they
form a sort of halo around the turban
top, longer ones being placed at one side.
Some of the new beret shapes of velvet
are tptilted in q manner not unlike that
Of the niniche shapes. One Of these hats
The Washington herald., 1913-09-07

re startIingIy high and a strand of
velvet or fur that goes under the chin.
These make delightfully."- quaint frames
for the face. A few hair strands are
drawn down over the forehead to soften
the trying line of the close brim. Be-
sides the plain velvet hats. those with
the gathered ruffled brims, smooth crown
sides and soft tops are very becoming,
for they can be bent into becoming lines
about the face, especially where the ultra
fashionable style of hafrdressing is fol-
lowed. Gathered lace brims are also used
with velvet crowns. a very extreme
shape is a cap such as was worn by pages
u nsdiAsyaI tmea. q soft, rasAe- pointed
The Washington herald., 1913-09-07

toire shape, covered with white taffeta. Is !,
overbound and faced with black satin. The
white taffeta makes lovely large tailored
loops, which are caught with white tSf-
feta buckle.
Some of the tulle ruffles that adorn hats
are very scsnt and transparent One
model, a small black taffeta hat with a
very tiny brim and a crown with the new
soft top, has two large ruffles Of pale pink
tulle tucked into the brim-
The Washington herald., 1913-09-07
4 EanettuI TiptIte6 seret Shape Of Black Velvet.
AaisoD Lewis,

crown of velvet with a band of fur about
the brim. This is set rather well forward
on the head.
Birds plumes are to have an unusual
vogue. They are feature Of the mil
linery season, and the hats covered by
them are more carefully designed and
have less of The ready made look than
formerly. All sorts of fanciful orna-
ments, tall, straight and slender, are made
from these birds plumes, TO replace the
aigrette and paradise, and some of them
are so artistic that they deserve instant
success.
The sizes of the hats are often dispro-
portionSte to their trimming, and In the
The Washington herald., 1913-09-07
PICKUP SEWING.

Keep some sewing downstairs. 50 that
II one Of the family offers to read aloud
in the evening or some one comes In during
the day 10 make 4 long call you win find
something ready to do while listening or
To make this plan work in the
best way put with the bit Of hand sew
ing everything you win need to finish IT:
then you will not have to interrupt the
reading or conversation to get something
that has been forgotten.
The Washington herald., 1913-09-07

ARDL1 had the 1lrSt straw nat
made its appearance last spring
than a few velvet shapes ap-
peared, and by the time that the
season was in full swing in Paris
the velvet hat was a summer in
stead of a winter fashion. The early i'm
portations from Paris for autumn show,
above all. velvet hats that are very much
on the same lines as those being worn at
the races and at the Deauville and other
fashionable European resorts. They are
adorned with tulle butterflies, standing
wired lace ruffles, aigrettes, paradise orna-
nl&nts and fantasies made of feathers or
birds plumes.
All the velvet hats are not of the same
shape by any means. Some, strictly along
Tam o Shahter lines, range from Rem
brandt shapes to curious little forms that
look like bakers caps, but on closer in
spection are found to be small, round cap
like hats of velvet with an outstanding
double ruffle about the brim that from
some views makes it look beret shaped
when the crown is hidden out of sight be-
hind the ruffle. The Directoire poke hat
and bonnet make another style of velvet
hat.
They cap the head closely and have
tall plume and aigrette ornaments thai
The Washington herald., 1913-09-07

out any reference to the brim itself. A
wired edge and few cross wires give IL
the necessary support so that it does not
lose its light and airy look after a few
wearings. In the model here the hat is
on the poke shaped order and the brin is
covered with jetted net. The crown is
cap like one of black velvet and the lower
edge of the ruffle is gartered with a moire
ribbon Three large punches of aigrettes
are posed at the back, and baroque pearl
hatpins, held by filigree setting, add to
the decorative quality of the hat
/ A very small and smart hat in Diree
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-04-17
OF SEA
NOW IS CLEARED

| SAN FRANCISCO, April S.-One of
the many mysterious tragedies of the
sea in which vessel and crew have
sailed from a port and never been
heard of again has been solved by a
message inclosed in tightly sealed
bottle which was picked up by an
English channel steamer off the Liz
ard and then forwarded TO the British
Board of Trade. The vessel in ques-
ton is the British steamer Nutfield,
carrying a crew of twenty-four men,
which sailed from Norfolk for Hayre,
December IL, 1904, and never was
heard of afterward. HI. h..
The disappearance of the Nutfie1d
| was investigated by a court of in.
qniry in London in July, 1905, and the
| facts of the case, as brought out at
| the inquiry and the subsequent adj
miralty proceedings we're briefly as
follows:
The Uutfield, steel steamer of s.
670 tons dead weight capacity, built
F.! in 1891. left Mobile December 2, 1904,
with 3113 tons of lumber. of which
80 tons we9e carried on Geek The
! intention was to discharge the deck
cargo at Hayre and the bulk at port
on the Tyne. On December 10, 1904,
| the Nutfield arrived at Norfolk, Va,
J where 1876 tons of coal were taken on
board. On the following day the yes
sci cleared for Havre, the ships draft
being, according to the evidence of
the pilot, twenty feet.
Several hours later the pilot left
the ship in Chesapeake bay near Cape
Henry, and there the record ended.
until the message picked up off the
Lizard recorded the fact that the Nut
: field had foundered in severe storm
before the deckload of lumber could
/ be cut away.-EXchange -.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-04-17
House Expected to Pass Free!
Bill, Backed by UItimatun |
of the Administration
BY C. S. ALBERT
pecIal Star-B Bulletin CorrespondenceI

WASHINGTON, d. c., April g.
Anxiety of unreasonable depth pre-
walls in the Louisiana delegation on
account of what its members believe
to be the black prospect OF free sugar,
either now or three years hence. They
have been served with what amounts
To an ultimatum that If they do not
agree to a bill providing for free SUI
gar three years from now, a measure
will be passed removing all duty dur
ing the coming special session.
President Wilson did not communi-
cate that message to the members
from Louisiana, but the latter have
reason to believe he will back such a
program to the limit of the powers of
the executive office. How great those
powers are members of the legislative
branch who served during the seven
years Roosevelt was in office know
full well. -. -. 49,. >
IL the Louisiana members will agree
to free trade early in 1916, the ways
and means committee will amend its
free sugar provision so as to provide
for duty of one cent per pound on
Cuban raw. That duty is now "a
cent per pound.
The delegation had a long confer
ence in Senator Ransdell's office inn
mediately after word came of what the
administration is willing to do to pro-
cure the passage of tariff bill with
as little friction as possible. 1t reach
ed no conclusion. .z
Conference Is Held .....
Messages were sent to President
Farwell and other planters asking
their advice. Senator Ransdell wired
his colleague, asking his advice either
by wire or in person. That was all
the conference agreed upon.
Sol .Wexler, representing the bank
ing interests; Robert Ewing, Henry T.
Oxnard, representing the beet sugar
interests; Sidney Bai1ou, the cane
planters of Hawaii, and R. E. Milling,
attorney for the sugar interests, were
also in the conference. Mr. Wexler
came here to do what he can to pre-
vent the descent of the blow that
would seriously damage the, interests
of Louisiana .
The subject was discussed from ev-
cry angle with the result that the alb
solute truth of what has. heretofore
been set out in these dispatches was
verified Free sugar can be prevent
ed ~only by the Louisiana senators
finding three or four Democratic SEN
ators from beet sugar states, who are
willing to remain out of the confer
ence and work against the free sugar
provision
Mr.. Oxnard declared that the beet
sugar senator's will do that but the
Louisiana members have developed
the characteristics of Missourians
They must be shown before they will
believe. =
ADMINISTRATORS Stand