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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-20
Barrier Gpiltel pom ltlttmO.
fir bic unssn Mdbden.
Maria. |. WGr7.

paris. l. WGr5.
Sid, nit Der Weit unb i6ren I'M
srDiinfater 8~sgsbsnbsitsn ab5uiinben,
Il: midi gang Ieiht, uno penH es Elm
T}enihlein giht, oas bas niGt ueib,
nod am eigsnen Qeib erfabren bat:
oea lit Elm WuieumitId. Qber bab es
TAFT ebenio nit benz grpinfhten fts6t,
1T aHoerer Irt unb nett betrubtitsr.
Cfun e. 5eust BON Der unioIibitGt Der
rsui6liher Seele, Die, oh lie aud
ihon felt unbentIi6sn .3eiten in ben
lc;tlihen 2eib sefperrt lit, i5 nit
BEN aontretsn gar nitt abfinben ipiQ
uHo iminer CUTS abitrutte 6immeIreia
ipstulirt. I'D. iagt lie. i'd babe 10
grpetit mad einem Stid6sn SUDDEN.
Cir bat ben Sudden: Nd. isufst tie,
t5 spoute ia gar .sin Stiid au6en;
e. ioqts cine Tb6nt Rettrpurit iein.
Gos geitisbt Htht stpa nur ben fponz
teImutbieen Seeien, ben un3ufrieoes
Hsn, Den fhpaten, ben mirriIhen.
Rain, es 1T oas Defen Der Seele, oaB
is INNER ettpas baben mug, mas lie
niht bat, font III lie uiht sufriebsn.
1ro oarum bat notwithstanding bic lisbs
BsIt fi6 aud 10 eingerittst, bdb nitt
Sirn uno Dsrftonb in ibr gu 'ein
iacint, eater eibt e Come unb RE
gen. Suiisr unb BETTER, 2eben uno
Tnp. Tenn mas folte bic Seele in
siusm ibr ~ssfduigen, sinbeitlihsn
Sosmos maiden? Sic piirbe ni6t
rsi.er beiteben tDnnen, is mare feline
SssIe msbr. unb bic lisbsn menfhen
rtdrsr sufrisoer, no fs ihrsr lsibliden
geburFniNe gefriebieung flnoen.
Do lit nun chen Der Wintsr Su
groe, une pdhr.nb bic 3sttubr nod
gar nidt Sriibling seihlagen bat,
fdret es lberaQ III bliikn on. .mir
bahen aud gar tsinen rehtsn Dinter
ssho6t", ianulsru bic Ssslen, bic iih
funf Wonate lang l~sn5uunb ge'ebnt
bubsH. SdDnpp. tommt Elm fpdtsr
Grpft. unb Shnse. uno bDisr Winb.
Tua 8liibenoe srfrisrt, auf Der 3eitz
utr III Der 5rIblingsseiger suriidse1
itcben. .Qh", iammern lie Seelsn,
,tpas III bas traurig. Run Bat man
asrcoe geoaht. Der 5rlbling fei snbs
lid od, uro bait bu niht oeie6en, 1T
Gaes pieoer bin uno toputt." Soer.
pno bas aeTtiebt in tiirserm Raum
LrS bdufissrsr Dieosrtsbr: fisber
5coe iammern mir iber bic faurs
Wcde unh frsnsn uns duf ben Conn.
tag; am Gpnntag aber pldrren mir
liter oi.is idrsdliten 5~eiertass, nit
bensn ni6ts onsufangen lei. Sber,
urn nun tommi Is uns gans nahe.
urs, ndmlih benz 2sisr unh BEN
Streiber: Or ,0nnts bod pirtIit
Eoieber einmaI iber 9aris ftreiben,
Iagi Der gefer. Der Shrsibsr boris
unh Fplst. Wein 9ott, iagt Der 2ss
T,r, Do rpiro fhon rpisbsr iiber paris
ssftristsn.
Rii @erIaub. oos lit cine SDpo.
tbeie, Die ~olIeroings ben gesua al,
ous SorIiegenoe ~nabebriHgt. 4ber -
porlauiig rpeniaitens babe ih Il
nod gar nid)t ii B Yarts eeihrie
ben; oaiiir ifreibe i'd aus Barl6
unS Dos 1T oasieIbe uno 3ugleih ct
mas aans anberes. 3enu: iiber Bari
fonn i'd, if,reibeu, oh ih IN Der @eit
miniterobfei ober I'M 9inger Mau'e
tburm iise. aber aus Naris fam i'd
nur itreibeH ,lpenn i'd in Baris bin
,l9o5 aIio lit pieI piftiser, beoeuten
Der unh idupertpiegeuoer; aber c
miiiien feline Benltber iein, Die e
. p~eriteben; es miiiien @euiitber leir
Uie Gle Der iunaen Maofen, Der jur
9 gen coer Der nod INNER iungeH. a
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-20
Ghiraap. 1e. gRdra 1918.

NiHbptsb.- Beepes S7.10-9.20, Zeras
Stiere $5.50-7.6o, Gtoders uno Seebers
$~6.10-s.10, Gibe unb 6eifers s3.50-o.00,
adlber S~7.0o~11.25. Wearit langlan.
9 hfueine. - Geidte S8.S0-9.15, aes
miidte S~8.T0-9.05, fhmere $8.45 ~ 9.05,
raube $845 - $50, Serfel 300 S.95.
Marft niebrigsr.
Shafe nj BANNER. -S6afe: GIN
heinifte $6.15-7.00, Sdhrlinge $~7.20-8.25.
qdnmer: gtnbeimii6 DE S7.85-8.S5. Wartt
felt.
3ufubr.- Rinopieb 10000. S9wetne
$4,000. Shafe uno Qdmmer 10000.
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mar beute gsrirg. Gd,afe ffiegen unt To-
25e, Gdmmer aber ipareu itetig.
Shafe. - Grtru S5.75, CUTE bic uuserie-
fene $5.25-5.85, erbinare bis CUTE $500
800, SdbrItnas &6.50-750.
gdmmer. - Grtra $500, quite bis ausers
IeFene $s.s0-s.g0, proiHdre bis CUTE $3.50
$50, aeihprene Gdntnter 1926 49, 500,
sSriblabrslammer $12.00-15.00.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-20

Mtuepieb. - 5ie 3afuhr mar bsute
aertng, bic 9nhTrage u rdBis uno be
9reile fieIen UNI l0--l5r. Ter Marst ld,lob
ffwah. Stpders unh yeeoers fpareH jeoph
In gutter Radirase. Milhtate ielen I'M
s2-&8 PER Stlt.
Sdpere Stiere s7.50-Sa5. Grtra ss.35
$50. Etlen 1925 - 100, TIetid3erifiere
3 5.15-7s5, grtra 81. 0D-e.l0, Seifers <4.b0
100, auserlsieHe bis ertra $7.75-s.00,
anhe t4.50-5.S5. auserielere bic srtra $3.50
-T.0O, Gamers S8.Oo-26, Stoder4 ano
fJeeoers s5.T5-7.s5. Sfc6sSeiiers s5.25-
600. Stpd.auhe t4.50-550.
BuIIen- lie iYuinhr nal Hur uiGBie
unh be Ysreiie it,egtu ufu 10--i5e. Sle
Rdffraee mar cine quite.
Maaere unn lsid3te e5.0O-5.s5, Bologna
t5.9o-6s5. EXTRA s6.oo-7W, frste Suasn
e6T5-1.25.
aalbsr. - Sci gutter Ratfrase mar
Der Mar,i heuie I.etia.
Erctnare une sroBe 45.50-i0.75 fatr bis
quite lett,te s7.5O-l1.0O, extra Sll.25.
aalber in ben aommiflicnSs Sdaieru. 49,
syaucn lie, prina bis auserieiene gh-
l0he. orbtndre 6-sHc.
2 hwetns.-E brpbl bic 9uiuhr beuie
nur md6ig par, 10 fiefen bod bic 4reiSe nm
etfpo SC, ba o,eielben In ben anheren Mdrt-
ten htruuierginsen. Ter Martt idiot
ftppad.
Ehrpers s9.45-950, quite bic auserlsisns
gerpo6ungs uub Jleiinerforten $9.45-s-5o
eemiffte Berpatunesicrten 1886 $50
crbindre bis auserlefeue Idfpsre fette SGus
e6.00-s.S5, ertrn tS.o0-9.00, StegS $5-ot
- 7.B5. EXTRA sT.75, Ieifte Berianbtiorter
10.06--sS5, fyer!ei BON 100 HiuRe uno noe
| niger e6.00--e.00.
EGate uns 2ammsr. lie Saiub
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MetaQ.marft.

Rtw port 10. Mdrs.
6upfer mar beute rubie. --Gieetrcipiis
su ti5.0o-t6.12, GATE ~ tio-25 49, 1877
eating ~ 14-7b-l467.
aim rubia Al e45.D0-46.17.
BIet itssig 5u e4.4u-4A0.
EpeIttr III fdtDan ~ e625--8.35.
gffen mar ifetia. - Ne. / Rorthern
ei1.75-$16.25, 80. . Nprtbern S17.25-
l7.75; Wp. / 9cuftern tl7.75-l625, Rc. !
Eoutteru ioft ei7.7t-l62A
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Bonn Welbmartt.


A Ea EAEH
~ Uefddfte iporen beute In ben tiefaet
6anisH febr rubie, bod III Qtslb nod ffft.
Tarfsbe1 ,.on eaff' ipuroen pom ben Banter
gu ~ ausgsiiebsu, unb Beibdftspapitre
purcen su on b~isfcntirt. lie Maflef plos
cirten Yripat.a npitni gu AM son eaAS
pHb ~ 4h-6E auf Belt.
aseAid asf Nss DsSi.
wurb<n ~ Hdsi sfpiif,en 8anten ~peSfaufi.
PIE gurnterrdte bstrdgt soc Hrduuie per
e1e00.
MtAid asf Gxssfa.
fHb fsetia. Tie fOlsenbsH Euotirunsen iiHo
Sn bsridttn
Qcnbon, 8 Taee sidt, &4.s7H - 4S7k
ter 4; 90 1age Eiff, AIs3K4s3k per
q; 4aris, 8 Tdae Sift, 5f5 irnnss per
800 80 1oge Stt,t, sis Transs per 800;
far TtntidlIanb, 4 Tase Eihs, 4Nart 95K
--95A DO. 90 Iags Eid,f, a4H-eAc.
documentary tias aui 9onbcu wurben
~ 44.s2K, aui Glasgou su $4s2 nno aui
Wtlfaft Bu $4s2A p~erfruft.
rnMbes.r hfiseiirRex-
rubis uno itetis. Sis Bonisn auotiren nj.
fpIat
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Cine 5rou fnbet oft Ieihter ben
Mann ibrss Serasns, ala cas 6era
ibrss Wonnes.
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Viebmdrfte.

Cincinnati 10. DtdrB 1918.
3afuhr uRo 8erianbt pdhreno Der per
Hpfenen "A Siunoen, rersliten NIT ben
rorhersehenben 2 {aseu, rucren suie ioIgt:
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5ibrung DertuFsr. Die bleibt i'm besi
ten SAL Elm GompromtB, Elm Rotbbe@
bslf. Gid treiben lafjen Dom sigenen
Biaen uno Snitintt, oas 1T bic bette:
5ubrung, uno tommt nan audi .nngas
famer %porparts, bat mar ouf oteieE
Weife bod bic Siherbeit, gum Wefent@'
liten gu 1elongen, na6oem aaes Ihuts
fa6enmaterial o%erdrbettet, burffttpS
geIagt, piebergetdut IT. So, pieoer4
tduen, um nun bel BEN berben Mort,
oas absr feline Sdhs gut ausDriidt. au
bletben, ruieoertduen 1T Elm pittt9e
Wttttel our geiitigsn grtenntnib, uno
jeDsr griinbIthe aopf 1T Elm gsiItissr
Wisosrtduer. Die Dtngs, aus oenerr
mir unIsre Grtenntnib ihDpfen, bic
Iihtbare Melt, fei.n es nun aunftutrfe
ooer Wenihen ooer Wdfhinsn, Diro
ais MfoteriaI BON uns nit unferu Gtns
n%ssorganen aufqenpmmen; i'm 8effs
genommen iptrD es crit biut.rher! 60
fdIfh, ia fat unm0gIif ss 1T, ppr
Gunitperten Elm urtbeil iber fie Su
fallen, ia taft iogar gu etnsm aunfges
nuB gu tommen, 70 febr 1T IS buHelbe
nit alsm unoerr in Der Delt, 70 audi
nit ben msni6en uuo nit Der 'srsmee-
8riinoli6 anIebsn, grinbIi6 falut.r
uno grinbIih p~erarbeiten, oas 1T eir
gutes HeSept, Bel benz boffentIi6 nitpt
oas SaI3 fe6lt. unb bomit min ih
i6IteBen. @us id fir bic junsen
Mtdb6en" iiberIhrieb, aus elmer nah.s
liegeuoen 8e3iebung beraus, mag untsr
oieier ueberf6rift fteber blsiben. Genn
tob e psitsr reitt unD nibt gerabe
Elm 9ctfi'tbreoier 1T, brau6t ia teiH
5hQhe su fein.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-20

Gas 9erIenbafsbanb bar
e aisrin Soepbtus. Cine ina
terehaHte GptTpbe aus benz 2ebeu HaA
pDleons unter ieiner eriten 9emahliu
SDfep6ine 8eaubarnais pirp in rRis
rtitd Qarlumentare { Dolitien" mitss@
tbeitt. Sc mar nod in Der s3eit. ou
8onapdrts erIter RpriuI mar. Rapo=
Icons Wioerftano geeen bic 6ph3eb
itiner S6pefter aaroline nit Soaz
Gin Wurat mar enbIih uberpunben.
Dir 5o65eit fDurbe befdIsunist. b1
ber SonfuL Th 5u fetnem 5fpeiten
itoIieniiten 5eIo3ug ~riiitets. Rapoa
Icon bate odmals rpenio @elh 5ur
Gerflgung; er CAB Der Shpeier nur
cine Nlitaift BON 10000 SrancS uno
als 9o63sitsgeitent Elm 9iamanteua
%cclier. oas er nidt erit 81 taafen
traGhte, neil er es ieiner 5rau fpegs
rahm. Soispbine beugte iih Spar Der
Rotbfpsnoigteit, Quseaben su permRis
zen, aber in Der Stine 3erbrah fe iin
oeH 9opf, uuf pelds Deiie bieie Glide
IT. ibrel Shmudfhatuue moelitit
fhren piebsr ausgefiint peroen tDnne.
Ter berubmte SuIpelier 5oneier beIaB
oumale cine prahtpoQe Sammlnng
DOT psrlsr, Die anqeblih Der unglids
lifyen Gonigin Woriu 4ntpinette ae@
Fort BADEN fpIten. Gr forberte 250.%
COO Srancs. Soiepbine Sog 8ertaier.
Der pamdls &riegsmtniftsr mar. ins
GsbeimniB. 8ertbier pubie ss sfnz
8lridten, RAP eintge Nrmeelieferunter
fiG 3u'emmeutbdten unb unter Der
5anO Die qerIen fir Soiepbins tauf4
ten. sic betam alIo oas Collier, aber
ri,u ~bsqanrsn bic Standardization:
tpic t1nH man 10 toftbdre sSurpssa
t1agsn, obns bnb Der Wlann, binter
reifsn AIden lie ertporben tpurben.
miBtrduiih ptro2 Die Huge go.
Isphtne lieb 3undtit cine DetIs etr+
Itrtthen. Damn nonote fe fih an
Gnurrisrne, ben Wtitituler unb Gs-.
trctdr HGpolsons. Der foute beIfen.
icGte RapoIeon glauben MAIDEN, oaB
Hyoiepbiue ntsie gsrIen I6on INNER
ttFtFen bate. unb bic Gilt selans
pputommeE. Oils Soiepbine gum srs
iten WtaI nit benz prahtpolen Golfer
ae'tmudt erinien, NOR Der 9atie nttt
ntnio perbIuFft. Gber bic Dattilr
beuteits nod grobsres GritaunsH:
,mein 9ptt, bus peritehe ih niht.
6Inoertmal hoft 0u oiss Gonier oele>
hen. 9ds 1T bod oas 5dlsbonb, has
mir bic Gisalpinifhe RepubItt ihents
tie, unn ous i'd bisbr gsrpobnlth in
etr SriIur g~etrageu babe, Do iteht ia
8curienne, frage ibu bod nur." unc
gpurienne ntdte unb ertldrts nit Der
ruhtaiten Wtiens BON Der Delt: .5reia
lib, 8suerol, i'd ~eriRnere MID nod,
gang genau." RuppIspn ftaittsgte
strar Cen 8opf. aber ss blieb ibm
ni6ts anberes iibris. ais Iih lber3sua
GER 81 laheu; uHo er bat ME erfab@
rem, duf peIohsm etpas buntlen Wege
feline itons 5rau 81 bteism ioftbcrta
/ G+yuuF npfoyr useu t1nr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-20

Gfssfsaa ssnlr rrfass.
die lirrfdse i'm hiefigsn Clearinghouse
tsltsfen fA heute auf s4,514,700.
asssfse efuytssssr.
Ter W1rfi in aosalfesuriidten mar and
bssis wasess fsbr fiau, nHb bic 1rsifs fn6
gebri6t.
In ~ 0ssfa
70 asfisH Grfie slatioraIst drf ....... .2f0
gm Slime. Ssarstp.
W goo Cincinnati Sofpttdl 4, 1860 .....t08
1880 9tursHrcti @nferfverfe 4 1885. .i14k
Nod1ftshenbe 1abeas BON i'm hiefigsa
Warft beinblihen bombs unn EffieH giebt
Die rfHttentr EuotirunseH an
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-20

Tie n~offoleenhen Euctirunsen be5itben
iif nur nuf Gnsross7 rcnsaittonen. BET
.tIttnersn Gtihaiten rpsrosn ettpas bbters
dsrstle byyedbnet.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-10-25

ingly. A tlnic of tulle will be run with
an inch-wide strip of skunk, and one
of those new loose Japanese collars
may have a fall of lace held in by a
strip Of ermine, but that is all
There are two new muffs brought
out for the Winter both of which will
be found acceptable. One is a barrel
shaped affair, loose and flexible, which
has a long strap of fur attached to
each end to serve as a handle by
which to carry it. 1t is not wide, and
is slung over the arm or shoulder. 1t
is not long enough to go around the
neck but some women, undoubtedly,
will have it heightened, and substitute
these fur straps for ribbon. The other
muff is entirely round and gives one
the impression of a shield. 1t is fiat,
made of velvet and fur, usually of
black and white intermingled and is
carried just in front of the waist
The envelope muff evidently will be
in high favor, as some of the smart
est houses are showing them. They
are made also of velvet and fur. which
is one of the favorite combinations of
the hour. One sees it on wraps, gowns,
hats and muffs.
The Russian blouse, so popular one
and two years ago, is again worn. As
a garment, it evidently made a very
favorable impression. All the great
fashion houses show it in some form
Here and there it is eccentric and
brilliant, such as bright red one with
pear-shaped sleeves of black velvet,
black velvet skirt, and an ornamental
belt finished with old silver in front.
The significant part in the popularity
of this garment is the lengthening of
the waist line, which is obvious on
every side where street suits are con-
cerned. Possibly it is because the
belt is so wide that the dress-makers
feel they must lengthen the waistline
in order to give the figure more grace.
Whatever the reason, the fact re-
mains that the waist line on coats is
two inches below the normal and that
this straight line makes the waist ap-
pear twice as large as it did, which
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-10-25
POSITIVE PROOF
Should Convince the Greatest skepto
In Hattiesburg.

Because it's the evidence of a Hat.
tiesburg citizen.
Testimony easily Investigated,
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The best proof. Read it:
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Fifth ST., Hattiesburg, Miss, says
ut gives me pleasure to publicly rec.
ommend Doan's Kidney Pills, for !
know that they possess great merit. ]
found entire relief from kidney trou-
Bile through their use and another of
my family was cured of that complaint
by them. Not only was my back weak
and painful, but other ailments plainly
showed that my kidneys were at fault.
| got supply of Doan's Kidney Pills
at Hays & Fields Drug Store and it
did not take long to relieve me. Any
one suffering need only get Doan's
Kidney Pills and they will be relieved"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-a
take no other.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-10-25

to give preference to raccoon, skunk
and fisher. One of the new things in
the use of furs are the huge collars
which are wired to stand high and
well away from the neck, but they are
not as becoming as shoulder pieces
which leave part of the bare neck
exposed and do not interfere with the
shape of the head, which, today, must
be very small.
Spotless ermine is again in fashion.
The little black tails which gave the
fur character and distinction remain
in oblivion, it seems. Many hope they
will return to fashion this Winter, but
the exploitation of new wraps and fur
pieces kills that hope.
The Russian fur, kolinsky, is the
choice of the modernists, but it has
not much in the way of beauty to COM
mend it to the public. 1t is a whitish
yellow that looks very we'll with GER
tain deep shades of velvet, but is try
ing against the face. Sable, skunk,
fisher, raccoon and opossum remain
fashionable, with ermine at the top,
for wraps that are combined with vel
vet.
Touches of fur are used on coat
suits, especially all those of khaki or
leather color. which need some bril-
liant touch of dark brown to give
depth to their tone. Skunk will be
attached to the coat as a small collar
that fastens closely around the neck,
and as two-inch cuffs on close-ftting
sleeves.
Velvet gowns have fur at the hem
of the long Russian tunic, or on the
skirt if not on both, but the absence
of open coats or revers of any kind
keeps one from having much chance
to play with fur on the street suit.
On evening gowns fur is used spar
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-10-25
MOTHER! The Child
IS COSTIVF, BILIOUS
If TONGUE is COATED, BREATH
BAD, STOMACH SOUR, DON'T
HESITATE!

Give California Syrup of Figs" at
once-a teaspoonful today often saves
sick child tomorrow.
If your little one is out-of-sorts, half
sick, isn't resting, eating and acting
naturally-look, Mother. see if tongue
is coated This is sure sign that it's
little stomach, liver and bowels are
clogged with waste. When cross, irri-
table, feverish, stomach sour, breath
bad or has stomach-ache, diarrhoea,
sore throat, full of cold, give a tea
spoonful of California Syrup of Figs"
and in few hours all the constipated
poison, undigested food and sour bile
gently moves out of its little bowels
without gripping and You have a well,
playful child again.
Mothers can rest easy after giving
this harmless "fruit laxative" because
it never fails to cleanse the little ones
liver and bowels and sweoten the stom-
ach and they dearly love its pleasant
taste. Fun directions for babies, chill
drcu of all ages and for grown-ups
printed on each bottle
Beware of counterfeit fig syrups.
Ask your druggist for a 5o-cent bottle
of "California Syrup of Figs" then
see that it is made by the california
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-10-25
Iccumbed to an epidemic OF autoists

succumbed to an epidemic Of autoists
in its most yirulent form.
Otis Half Moon and Edward Kash
Kash drove from the Nez Perez res
eryation ct Lapwai, Idaho, in record
time, covering the distance between
Lewiston and Pendleton in eleven
hours, and during their stay set the
Umatilla braves gas-wagon crazy.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-10-25

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By FLORENCE FAIRBANKS

New York, October 25.-Furs have
been in great favor for several years
and this year they promise to be even
more in vogue than during the last
few winter seasons. The craze for
red fox, which reached its height earl.
Ter in the season, seems to be dying
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-10-25
RED MEN GET AUTO FEVER.

/ AS long as the Indians of the UNA
tilla, Ore, reservation saw only white
men riding in automobiles they were
immune from joy riding, but the recent
spectacle of two visiting Indians honk-
honking with their big car proved too
much for the redskins and they have
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-10-25

In fact, if it We're not for hips, women
could easily 80 without corsets alto
gether if they wear the gowns of the
present time.
Whether or not American women
will take up the Russian idea of wear
ing a blouse of enc color over a skirt
of another is difficult to tell. Certain 4,
ly no one can wear a Turkish blue or
Japanese red tunic with a black
skirt on American streets, but there
should be no prejudice against it as a
costume for luncheon or afternoon af-
fairs. 1t would not be harmful in the
! least if American women would en-
/ liven their costumes with brilliant Rus
sian blouses trimmed with fur and
held below the waist with wide belts
and barbaric claps
Another touch Of color which is in
troduced into afternoon coat suits is
/ brilliant cord laced through the seams
Of the Jacket IN one instance the
original costume was of bright, dark
. blue velvet with a LONG coat held in
by wide hand nel0w tna waist and
each seam held together with duh
red Japanoso cord. rum through round
buttonholes worked with tro Same col.
or of red in floss.
Even when one wears Gowns of
somhre colors it is opfte easy to he
brilliant bv using any Of fine nav lin.
ings. as SO much of the el,fr- sh,ycs
these dav=. with the slash i'm fronr or
back which is mt in the middle of
dranelw. and is therefore not Crude
and in the hem that is turned inward
ON skirts rs we'll as coats. The last is
Il clever touch. The Futurfst Innings
are not especially fashionable. but
nearly all the great color artists ar
rive at some way in which they can
present a brilliant contrast bv using n
lining that looks like a facing TO the
material.
One of the new materials of the
season is a wonderful cloth with a
surface like camel hair cashmere
which has broche flowers in velvet
scattered over its surface. This stuff
is very supple it is also extremely
costly. But the loveliest mantles and
even whole dresses are made of it.
Camel hair cashmere is very popular
this winter. 1t is combined with mir
ror velvet and also with brocaded satin
and plain taffetas. On almost all the
new models for street wear bands of
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-10-25

Strengthen the tired kidneys and
purify the liver and bowels with few
doses of PrickIy Ash Bitters. 1t is
an admirable kidney tonic.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-10-25

Wednesday, Oct. 20, Is Red Letter Day
At o'FERRALL'S.
10 rs. G. H." Trading Stamps Free In
Addition to Double Stamps on all
Purchases.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-07-22
Joseph Couldn't Enlist.

bolSterOuS conversation attracted
quite a crowd near the four corners
about IL a. m. and Office Malo was
forced to interfere.
Joseph Saley, 1Tyea- old lad, had
aspirations for Uncle Sans service,
and learning that an army recruiting
station had been opened in the Lake
County Savings and Trust building.
thought this would be his opportunity
to enlist He therefore persuaded his
father to accompany him to the office.
The mother knew nothing of this.
Sergeant Quinlan was conversing with
his proposed recruit when the mother
suddenly appeared and opposed the
youngsters enlistment, saying that
she had lost one son by death and that
she did not wish to lose the remaining
son. After long harangue the boy
consented to return home with his
mother.