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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-14
2lms bent Voli5ei8eridt.

Tis farbige .9sufslsnustreib.r n
elin 8Iadburn bate lid unter o:r
9lnslass ibre RaNeesnohin gloe ID
mes um $11.0O ssprsllt su bobsn, 81
oerantportsn. gloe ipar felt lanssr
2eit irdntIit unb touIultirts itlIsbs
lid bic gladburn, pslae Hdh aatrisi
boiuspotus bic GiGsnoie i!tllts, DAB
Sic Games unter benz ganne eines3oo'
ooos issbe, u. iid bsrsii srtlGrts, lie BON
bisism plagsssiit su srl0ien. gu ots'
fem 3tpeds mubte glos $1l.O0 IN sSds
pisrIheinen unter ihrtR retten 5uB
leasn. iuprouf bic 9sihip0runs icss
aing. 4Is Gloe iflieblih ibrsn JaB
auftcb, mar bds 0slb peri9uunesn.
Die glatburn srslarte stpcr. oab Der
.bccooe- bag GHIo nitaenommen boz
be, isnoh fpol!te bieies ihrer saiisnt'n
niht redi sinleuh.en. uHo l.stsrsr lieB
bic ShtpinDlerin psrbafien. Die ans
gs.Iugts periprah ibrtm Gpier bic
$11 suriiteritittsn gu molten, uno pa
glos iit biermit Sufrisosn CAB, ipuros
| Ter Jaa aui Si. off.ne Cite geisss.
Rid Wloron, ein notoriiher 3otels
nisb, fpelher, lpis bereits b;rihtst. Dor
slnigsn 3osen ndh Cincinnati ses
sommen unb BON Der qcliasi prompt
auTs.griffen porbsn mar. fam nit sis
ner illpenoirt,n SiroFe BON $50 uno
ben Rotten bapon. natoem sr peripros
den bate, bic Stubt iofort psr!ansr
gu !pcaen.
gliiabetb 2odborn. bon Rp. 104e
gapmilIer Sirdbe. betcnnte iid ftuli
oia. In sinsm Gefhdfte an 8. 4penat
unb Race Sirabe. rerI6ttnsne alsii
nigtsiten an iih ssnommen 81 habsn
Sic tuirbs al einer Gtlnitrnie pcs $1(
unb ben Rotten perurtbeili.
Die 45 Sabre oIte Wari
Rupeal unb ibre IL Sabre ul.
1 1ohter gleen, ipelde am Witipoh II
! Gor. 1bonias psrbafist uHo nah Gin
leinnnti suriidgebrdht iporhen tparen
hotten iih nntsr Der 4ntlas. be-
GrobbiebFobls 3u perantporien. g:
iperbtn b.f6ulnist. 5ipei StuoentiHnel
j bss college Of Wuiie". Gri. Din
/ Mottbsps unh 1rl. GIiis 6ayrt!, mel
DE In benz 0auis go. 1860 GIN
i Etrabe. mo- bic MnstiIdsten ali
4 Dienittcten tbdtie rnren. spobnen. I'm
lsinsn sroben 9soitsu feinsr aleioer unl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-14

bat mld geiunO uuo tart gemad1t uno tdl
entging elmer gefHrd)reteu Operation. Sb
babe Jebt sDej hlbide, geiunoe Rinoer uno
ib fam nid1t geuug oariiber Ia9en, mas
SDota 6. Hluthum'S &egetGble COMPOUND
fitr Mid gethan bat" r-Srau 4 e E Dtanges,
X. sS. 9. 10, aRogaoore, Gbtp.
@arum ipqteu 5ruuen bic G3efahren elmer
Operation ourdmadeH Uoer elne trdrtlihe,
balbgeunoe @TtitenS iithren uno oreiuiertei
Der 2ebensfreuben perpaiieu, tpeuu fte @es
iuuobett t!noen tpnHeH IN Spota Y. asiHt'
bam's 8egetabIe Compound
SeIt oreiBig 3abren mar IS bic STANDARD.
WeoiSiu fir 5rauenie;eeH, uno es bat tau
ieHoen uon S5rauen @eiuHoheit uteoerseges
ben, pelfe an iolheu 2eioeH Iaborirteu,
Dte BerieBungen, &ntSituouHg, glterungeH,
@eibnu1iten, unregelmaBtgtetteu etc.
@eun Sie ipesiellen Ratb ba6en
iupllen, 10 ifreibeu Sic on Die epoia
4 &. 4tnfbam Webicine Gp. (cpnfisen.
tell GBnu, Ntail. Chr Srief ptro pou
elmer 6rau gcOffuct, seleien mno be.
antiuurtet uno itreng sebeim gebaI.
| ten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-14
Mappr Sunt
Sit gegcn bic Si5ensnurlage IN ibrer
gegenwGrtiseu Saiiung.

0iopor Satnt bat iit) geger Die
2i3eHsuorloge in ibrer gegenrDartigen
6aiiung erfldrt uno lid in oteien
Sinne geitern IN etnenl grtef on
8olloerneur Cor auSgeiprodeu
8ie Der gWrgermeiiter IN feinem
9rief benerft. beoelltet Die Gunobme
Der 2i5ensporIage in ibrer gegenpdr-
tigen ;Sorm etuen gIusfaQ III Den
@tnnabmen Der Staot I'M getrage
pom 100000 pro Sabr, obne oaB
irgenoapie 8ortebrungeu getroffen
noroeu ieten, ourh etne artDere @irr
nabneauele oieieu Gusiau Dieoer
qut 5u MAIDEN. Sufolseoeiieu eriud,t
Serr 8unt Den @ouoerneur. bic
Sadc re1flid in grrpdgung Bu 5iebn.
ebe er oie Gorlage in ibrer eegen1pdr.
tiseu baiiltrg CUR Innabme bringen
laBt.
Ger M}auor oertritt in ieinent
Sdreiben aud Den Stauopunft. bdB
Die 8orIoge 10 amenolrt per6ert
iolte, oaB abituienoe 2i3enien fiir
Mirthitaiten porgeitrieben ieln 'oll-
ten oa ohne sSra9e etne gSIrtbitait
i'm G5eiddfts3entrum melt eber i'm
Stonoe lei cine bobe 2i3ensgebiibr 81,
8abIcn, ais eine 8trtbihait IN elmer
Bori.Qot.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-14

,Ro6ert q. 2eie, %, 300 u. 6.
g)etta gillian Storm, 20, 115 ". 6.
,Solparo gerrpuau, "a, 713 Gar
lisIe apenue.
Ruggie gtc2cau, 33, oto.
( See @are, 36, 1922 State 2ue.
lGli8a sieIos, 81, 2431 8lenplp
9toenle.
lyioie Barnett, AZ, p Scott Alien.
St53is Natton, 80, 54i Sit s.
lGra Glasgow, 13, Seamon, 8.
i2ena 9lanono, 2S, 3OJ Sine Ctr.
! 6ranf =. Dtpers, 81, 1922 9rotber,
tor Hoao.
Gmma $. 2etpis, 2S, I'LL Gin.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-14

Gin ouberoroentIih Invertebrates
grograinm lit fir Die beieen SpE..
pbcniefou3erte 5liiamuenseItellt nor.
oen, Die beute Rafnrtttas uno am
Sursftag gbeuo i'm emerp Auoito.
rium ituttiinoen4 aIs SolIit Dirft Der
aon3ertneiiter beg Srheiters, SEER
Gmil 5eernaHn, nit uno Die Sonpt.
Ilnmnler oes Orheiters miro Die
), Snnrpbonia oorneitiea" pom 9fiharo
Strnub iein. Ins ooQitanoige Bro'
gronur Iit ME folgt:
Spmphonie III y Dur Sopon
0eigenfonjert in u Roa 5. 9. Bad
Gmil Seermnnn
Srup5onia ooneitien Rit. Straut
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-14

mopoIitan D1nf anb Sapines Co., fos
ME ieinen Mntbeil In Der Jobn 6. .Rotb
podina Co., fetnem Stisffobn 2ouis
gilbert ieinen Mntbeil in Der Goniignee
sgaporite gor Go, Chattanooga. 9enn.
Der Reit bes germossns foll ebsnfalls
an feline Satin fallen, bic aud als
1eftamsntspoaHretertn fungiren fol.
gluauIt gaumann permaht iein8ers
mDgen feinsr 0dttiu 8srnaroine gaus
mann, ssb. Wads.
2ouiie Miegele permaht ibr 8ermos
qen ibren ainbern Gbds. g., Daniel,
gbparo unb glena Wisgele. Senrp
Steiner III Observation-Disclosures.
ga h a B q den.
seott gonbdm 1T 5eitdmentsDolls
ftreder bon Getitiu gonbam; perfona=
lien $4,000, @runoeigentbum $4,000
ssranf 6arbdugb 1T Ro6ldboerpalz
fer BON Cora 6arbdugb; GruHbeisen:
tbum $1,000.
gbas. Stanlsp Worris lit RahlaBs
perpalter BON Seifs Sonss WOrris
gsrIonalien $4,000.
Geo. Ulesel 1T Nahlabnerpaltsl
BON Sppbis WeBel; perfonolisn 5000
Der periDnlids Ra6IaB bes Robe
rid Z. 9alpin bstrdgt 800; berjenig
bes Geo. 80. Bel $18,83O; bsrjenig
Der gliIabetb 0rammsr $11,575 ; Der
Iienig. Der MarD Sane grbart S48, $50
serjeni9 bss SObH 8. DsbIing II
S6996.14.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-14
9eutihes Altenbsim.
Seamteniuabl uno Grnennnng Der
itebeuoeu 9lus idDniIe,

2n Der geItrigen 8oritonb5-8ers
oes 3eutlhen 9tltenbelu1s,
meIhe unter Boriis BON 9errn 5obn
Sflpuab uno Der YrotofoIfitbrun9
pom 8errn 3anS 3iufe IN Der glnltalt
itattiouo, rulrben Die 9ednlten fiir
oa5 fontmenoe Sabre ertpdblt umo Die
itebenoen2Lusitiii'e ernan1tt. Samnts
lihe aIten 9eautten tpuroen 0Irh
3uruf, pie folqt, tpieoerenudblt:
45r0iloent: 25obn SfruQab.
8i5eprdilDent: =. 3ertenItetn.
8rotofou- -Sefretar: Sans 3iute.
SfaBmeiiter: s. q. 9eiiter.
6inan3iefretdr: S5obn U. Wtepcr.
9nitaltsar5t: Or. U. 81. @8alfer.
9tufflabme. .aonunlttee: g. ". $.
2uebbert, 5reo. goQmonn Gbns.
auhl.
Suus.aommittee: Gbas. s. aI,
6rett, @rn. Y. Sdreiber, emil Sit
gemunn.
1yiuQn3saommittee: q. Slider
g3m. u. Binbiit, Gbos. 8oettbetn
,Seit-Stomnittee: Gbas. &. EIerle
| 6. V. $. 2uebbert, 8. 3tnfe.
Aus Dem 8erid)t oeS tSuperlrteH'
| oenten, Serrn 3. arug, gebt berUor
| DaB I'M 2ulie be3 Ytouats Elm StTalI'
Der 9lnItalt, Ser 84 Sabre alte Ser
g2ut. 9teiieI nit Dob abging uni
sgpet 25niaiIen probelueiie aufgenom
Imen nuroen. Ter 8eiunobelts 5ultani
Der 2Sniaiien mar I'M aagereInen en-
giinitlger.
| Der 9erifn oe5 linan3-Sefretars
/ 9errn 2Sobu u. lPeper, nit oen De
! oes Shaenreiiter8. Serrn 5. q. Sci
tier, iibereinitimnt, Ioutet: Gtnnat
men nit aaIienbeItanb $2129 .9S
9lusqaben $566.t3, 10 ooB S1563.S
| in Der aaIie oerbleiben Serr 9sl
9tueppel murbe als neues glti
alie6 bes glIteubeim 8eretns au
aeuonlnen uno Der 73 Sabre uli
oerr Seinr. Seine probapeiie ais 81
ioiie Ratoem lid Der leItberlge Sol
itano line Die bertagt batte, tuno D.
, Reuorgoniiirun9, mie oben ange8
ben, itatt. 9lIs Seiutss8onnnittt
muroen ernannt: bonn 8oritauo D
: 5erren O. $. gllbreft ltno gS. )
SdreIber uno pom 8erein Die Serre
Dt UuQen luuo 7. s. Dtuloima.
Ius bcurige 6riibItngSfeit oes U
tenbeims pIro Sonutag, 20. Dta
itattitnoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-14
1as Besirfsidngerfeft.
Tie gorbereitHueen in Taston ma
diem gnte 5ortidDritte.

Iie sseitbebor6c bes ge3irfsidrt.
acrieites, ,pelfes oieien Sonuner in
Canton, O.. itattfinbet, belt 5isler
Jaae bort nieoer cine SisuHg CD.
Is iplroe sulafit ein gerid)t iiter
ole iiHan3ielIe Siherirellung oes aye.
iies porgeleat. Der aagemein 5efrte.
oigte. ierner fpnroe berittet, Dap
nas ,SeIt nun 6eiinitip airi Den 8. uno
Is. ssnIi perlegt iii. oa Der genilsiina
Der Sale am g. ,suli fem Slnoerllib
i'm 4ege iteht
8ei Der 9eiprehung Der gergli.
tltng Der ausspartisen Sauaer Duroe
ser antrag. oieielbe auf S1.50 pro
Manu Ser nftio mitIptrfenoen WtIt.
aiieoer Der betreiienben 8ereiRe feits
suicben, anaenomnen. sln oie Ser.
ciniaten Saneer pom Cincinnati nno
2ouispiae tpirb Die Iufiorheritng err
aebea, bel Dem Saltptfon5ert le cine
9ianiner III iibernebmen. Ocm
Sdapeiser W1nnerhor IN SaHliIton
miro cine GinIabang 5ugeben, ais
c3aItuerem benz Seite nn5ulDobnen.
is lpnrOe bf6Ioiien, Gin5elfomnlt.
teen ailf5ilitellen nno 3iunafit Iol.
oenoe ius ange gefaBt: Gnplangs.
Seommittee. @irthifnfts. tSlndn5,.
tinauoriieruags., 1eforatiors. uno
9,reB.stommittee. ssu oas sfornuIlttcc
iiir Den gsifnidplas gpuroen Die Ser
rem Sobncr uno Sfsiisler gefpabl.
1ie s'criieer Der bctrciisiioca Nln'
mitteen Die nid,t aus wiitsiieoer cer
,seIi6eloroe beiieben. ioiien seba!icr
fem, Gil ben Sielngen oieier BE
boroe theil5pneGmen uno iiber Ibr'
S,dtigteit su befid)ten.
Ten 8eiebcn oes Ror0amertfdni
ihen 5dngerbuuees eHtipretleno i'm
Sic angeborlseE Der Sdnaer ioEni'
ole piiipeu @sitgIie0er perpflIttrt
iiir ihre Gintriitstdrten 3u be5ahlel
nnb peroen Srcifarien MIR in oel
mmsmadnaIid,iien sSnaen rerabfolai
Us piro babel rorausgeiest. ooB Dai
s,eraniisen babel Die cine 0alite eet
Gintrittsgcloes lperth til, ipubrenl
oie anoere 2dlite mobl I'M SntereIi
Der suten Sahe geopfert nerSel
ioll.e.
Cine 8eIid)figmg Der Wiemorii!
Safe BON Der Seitbeborbe III eorpor
murAe beantraat Ino beihloiien Mud
.ruroe eia 8eifluB angenontrneny 81
einlnSungen an bic ge5irfsoereli
oruden sn iaiien. oa iif, Die arbeite
iiir ben ssorrclponoens- Sefretnr In
mer mehr anhduien. lie einlaoun
ausr1rtiaer, nitt gum Sangerbe,Ir
aeborenoer 8ereine bnrd, bieii1
inuosmonUitnitlihe Verane wurf
nuf bic nahiie WereiriIeung Oerlds
ben.
SER Gefret1r Meili mad,te idaliei
lid Doraui a,sfmertinm. Dab bic i
siae s5eitbetorbe eigentiif, nur b.
observation-disclosures iiir oie 6eis
bilbe ur,b bic beiinitipe 5eitbeh5ri
nod ouisufieaen lei. Sou IN Der @
iddftsfisuns bes 8ereIHs ;ur BE
bGn6Inng fonrlnen.
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anbsre Toiletteniahen beftoblen 5u
bdbsn. geiDe trugen Rleib.r, ipel1s
BON ben 5tubentinnen dls thr Gietn=
tbum ioentifiairt ipurpen. 4leen gda
peal fudte ibre Muttsr su fhhben, tn@
Dem fie ertIdrts, aug pubiuAt absr
obne asnntnib ihrer Wutter, bic Rlet.
Der geitoblen su blben. Der Gau
tDuroe auf beute perihoben.
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Gran Carrie Roeblmnnm, pom go.
50 Oft NecWhden apaniie, erspirfte
neitern eincn Snftbefebl seaea Den
20 Sabre nlten sSdepb 9itidGi, BON
SO. 1887 Gtrene Strnbe, urter Der
Anfinge, lire 10 Sabre olte Iohter
ellie nnoegriifen su boben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-14

9STuleNiPlpeH HHu Mr
bcroriicfeRoenS chniers
gen, oaB ih nicht atlf
ben sFlBeu Ianse gee
mug 1tebeu tonnte, una
Die Grbeit gu oerrld9s
ten. Ger &rSt fagte
jtb ntilie mid elmer
Operation untersies
ben, aber mein @dtte
pilnifDte, bab itb 5u'
erIt gpbia u. 9sinf'
bam's 2Segetable Gpm'
vouno probiren ioae.
{dl nabm bretsSlofhen
oauon uno ousIelbe
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Snmptpme bon Observation-Disclosures

Tag g,efibi a5 ob cas- 6sr} eineH Mlonent
felne 5ba.dielt eluilcle uSer Gs Oh cs IN &ers
,uirtiHq ipl Doer mcRH rh Gin eEoRehFr
5nuler3 iH ben GuHara eIInieie menH oas &C.
hirn beim Zeuleu fclrper'oulg ann tcrperreH
III ncer Elm PcrbbiPs tplterifhes W2iiui pets
haHoeu III urh oer NtaGen Nb autgPbidlcu eaer
otuer ur'lbIl une ser 8arm petitoeli ".
Atrfps 9lHgS [uIIu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-14
Das BunOes Singer fell.
Sie yeomten bes Npro.gmcrifans'
id)en sanaerbnnbes bielten IN
Der Seititabt spnisDiae
cine Sienng ab.

Die lotole 5sftbeboros unterbrsttste lpr
qrogramm fir bas ndhitldprt9e
gunDes S1ngerfeft. aoutsGbr@
eott ais elmer Der Jeitoiri9entsn ems
pfOblsn. - 5err Jpbn p. 5rsn3sl
aus sSnDianopolis sisbt Der Jeitbs>
bDrpe nert6pole 5inger5ei9s.
Sgeu6tfr06li6er aommers oerSoutss
piaer 5dnger gu gbrsn Der Gdite.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-14
sSrau Wanses
entgebt Der
Cperatiotl.
gSie iie ppr benz Weiier oes Gbirur.
gen beiuabrt murSe ourdJ 2pDia
6. Hinfbams 8esetable
COMPOUND.

Wtpgaoore, Gbto.-,9n ben eriten betoen
5abren metnes GbeIebens lit t4 10 iebr an
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raid, pertricben lueroen

eurG5 ben rtuiae Tage teaeIulnbig ertolacNes't
Sebraah einer metHer ftisrH fle.HeH RtucH
uHh nathbcr bahurh oaB man ben TarHi srri
ucr Beeitpgiung bait gle fouaeH nIii niffS
stnberem 70 leitl. nHgsnebA uno iihsr eiHs
aur befpirfSH ais
ksssxE
mittelit GaSsa MuuaI aias.
@us apetbeter. ioe uEo 26s.
Evening journal., 1913-02-07
TIE OUTDOOR plARY.

TWO women who have acquired the
winter tramping habit keep diaries
OF the great outdoors Each writes in
her book an account OF the long walks
they take together. and they derive
much pleasure from looking over past
entries and also from exchanging their
books and noting how differently the
same things have impressed them.
Sometimes one account OF a walk is
full OF funny happenings on the way.
while the other glows with sky tints
and natures winter garb. Their books
are OF the loose leaf sort. so that they
are always complete and yet always
ready for another chapter
Occasionally the girls paste In the
midst OF a story OF hike a striking
picture taken with their pocket camera
or the bill OF fare OF q quaint tea
house where they have stopped tor q
meal
All their friends are eager to see the
latest pages when they call. and some
OF them are starting a diary OF the
great outdoors for themselves II is a
fne Idea tor II takes the girls out OF
their overheated homes into the fresh
air whether Tor a stroll or a cross
country ;ranp with partv
Evening journal., 1913-02-07
Advice For Mothers

RABY'S little teeth are meant TO be
used. Their use helps the blood
to run to the jaws and make them and
the teeth they bear as strong and we'll
formed as they should be. Very few
persons know how much this means
for beauty In later life. We must not
feed the child on mushy things only.
II must have good firm rusks OF toast
or crust OF bread. Every doctor who
has studied this subject is enraged
when he sees the crusts cut away from
children's bread. The crusts are rich
er than the crumb in nourishment. and
they are invaluable as exercise for the
teeth and jaws Not only does this
exercise help the teeth and jaws them
selves. but it starts the digestion OF
the food in the proper way by getting
plenty OF saliva mixed with It before
Il is swallowed.
Some OF the modern wheat foods,
whose names we all know. are excel
lent both In themselves and because
they need chewing. II our children
are to have teeth worth twopence we
must stop feeding them on soft sub
stances. And. though the teeth in the
second year are only temporary. the
better they are treated tho more likely
are their successors TO be what gen.
,rous anatomists still kindly describe
as the permanent teeth"
Evening journal., 1913-02-07
What You Can
Do With Ribbons


THE girl who would like to have good
looking accessories at small cost
should buy ribbons with which to
make them
A simple white frock may do duty on
a number OF occasions n trimmed up
with different ribbon accessories. At
one time II can have a narrow girdle
OF black velvet ribbon brought around
the waist. with one long and reaching
below the knees and finished with a
pump bow. bow is used at the bust
line and a small one at the middle OF
the back.
At another time bring a fold OF pink
messaline satin around the waist and
finish IL at the left side with diago-
nal bow of five short loops OF the rib
bon above a knot and three below. with
two pointed ends. Make a satin rose
OF the messaline and green velvet
leaves and tuck It In the folds of the
fichu
A third idea is to use a straight belt
Of pinkish purple velvet ribbon SIX
inches wide. ending In two wedge
shaped ends where the front drapery
laps. One piece is three inches short
er than the other. which reaches 20 the
knees. and the ends are worked In a
wreath of violets In ribbon embroid-
cry. Bunches OF violets are scattered
on the belt, and two loops OF velvet
with embroidered ends are tucked In
the overlapping part of the fichu.
quaint Victorian effect can be
given by making a belt and peplum OF
chiffon. Two full ends OF chiffon are
raada into a aaeh Lnoffed ar the hot
tom and finished In a deep outstanding
bow. with one loop up and the other
loop and two ends down. The bottom
OF the peplum. which comes 10 the hip
line. and the edges OF the sash and
bow are finished with a quilting OF
changeable taffeta ribbon.
Evening journal., 1913-02-07

longer fronts If preferred. In the IL
lustration two toned cheviot is trim
med with broadcloth and velvet while
the edges are bound with braid.
The long coat is a very new and ex-
tremely graceful one. II is made in
the kiInono style which is always pleas
ant to wear and which is exceedingly
smart this season with the sleeves
joined to the body portion on the long
shoulder line. In the illustration II is
made of velvet and trimmed with fox
fur. but very charming result could
be obtained by making a round collar.
The young girls costume shows the
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comlnation OF materials that makes
suchAn important feature OF the sea-
son. The skirt is six gored with an in
vertel plat at each side seam. and the
coat an be made with cutaway or
straiBt front edges and with OF with
out ~ overcollar in Robespierre style.
In thqllustration broadcloth is COM
bined fith plaid wool material. whil6
the coAr is OF velvet. but the model Is
an exillent one for one material
througbut as we'll as for a combina-
ton. Srduroy with collar and cuffs
OF broacloth would be exceedingly
smart.
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is pictured. It is In mauve and violet
tones. The straw shape is almost en-
tirely covered with shirred taffeta rib
bon and silk violets crushed into the
ribbon folds. Two wings in mauvo
tones slant backward
To return TO our muttons. II long
shaped hats look best. then by all
means adhere TO them. The same rule
holds good with large or small hats.
There are some fortunate women who
can wear hats OF any size and look
equally well. and they need only to
consider the occasion upon which they
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you like the violet and white hat Illus
trated? II Is OF violet hemp With an
underbrim facing OF soft white grebe
plumage and a grebe pompon. from
which rise two white Wings at one
side. Such a hat would be stunning on
the right woman worn with a smart
cutaway suit Of violet cloth.
For the brunette nothing could be
more dashing than the white and red
hat In the cut. The word red" does
not adequately describe the lovely yet
rich. soft shade Of the straw or the
shade OF the velvet and quills with
which II harmonizes. This glorious red
color is one OF the smart shades for
early spring. although summer suns
will doubtless lead feminine fancy to-
ward less stimulating shades
The hat In pruns and champagne
tones is fetching and suggests the CO.
quettish marquise hat Of directoire
days. II is trimmed with six ostrich
tips in a warm prune color. and the
tiny taffeta rosettes at each side are OF
taffeta In the same color.
CATHERINE TALBOT.
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VACATION OF A JAPANESE FAMILY

ONCE upon a time--that Is. before
Japan became westernized--the
people OF Nippon took TO tho mountains
iurlng July. August and September 20
escape the oppressive heat OF the large
cities. with other western customs.
they have been adopting more and
more the beach habit, and. while the
lower classes do not care much as yet
for sea bathing. the Japanese Four
Hundred have rorsaken the mountains
for fashionable seaside resorts The
pastlmes in which they indulge seem
extremely tame TO one accustomed at
least to reading about Newport diver
sions.
Every one rises at or s in the morn
ing After breakfast the family taxes
short walk and then returns to the
hotel. where the time is devoted ac-
cording to the tastes OF the famny--to
singing. reading the classics or medi-
tating. The practice of singing, taken
up by the whole family and continued
for hours at time. is a source OF con-
unuous wonderment for the tourist.
Father. mother and children, whether
gifted or not. spend the forenoon sing
Ing the 'utai" found in the classic
lyrical dramas. This Is considered
not only as a sign OF refinement. but
recommended as a healthful exercise
which stimulates tho respiratory
organs.
Those who prefer less noisy modes
OF relaxation read aloud the Japanese
and Chinese classics or the books Of
the Zen sect, which are supposed 60
have soothing influence on body and
mind. A part OF the day. sometimes
the greater part OF ones vacation. is
spent IN practicing "zazenH-that is,
sitting on the floor IN a meditative pos
ture. This Is usually done under the
direction OF some Buddhist priest. A
whole family can be thus seen sitting
IN silence Tor several hours meditatinp
over question propounded by tho
priest As "xazen" rs very popular
with the wealthy. the number OF sea-
side temples Is almost as large now as
that OF seaside hotels.
Another favorite means OF relaxation
consists in sitting before an especially
attractive ~ OF landscape and writing
description OF II in verse
After the midday meal a deep silence
relsns over the seaside settlements
Everybody takes siesta until
o'clock. Then the gong rings In all the
hotels and the guests make for the
beach. whore they take their daily dip
out the fact that much sake IL drunl
with the meals causes singers TO rem
der selections OF less classical char
.acter. The children's playthings are
brought out by the servants. and about
o'clock. when II is quite dark. father
and the boys plant their fireworks OF
the beach and set them on No Japa-
nese evening would end satisfactorily
without fireworks
Unfortunately a discordant note Is
nov and then interiected into that
beautiful simplicity by the "nouveaux
riches who md such pastimes toe
eastern The wealthy vulgarian OF
Japan generally leaves his family al
home and goes to the beach 20 indulge
in Joy rides. night reveis. gambling and
bathing parties In more OF less ap-
proved STYLE Enoshima lnubo and
Hayams are the favorite seaside re-