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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-02
Xegcnocn ont Nmsicrnc.

en- rusiiif Spbngeliesreiienbe, ion
er penbt tilbaee ira en- expedition
Jiennem Iltaibiergene, gien9iper er
eienoommclig 2egenbe, Tom ban bai
iunoet nbbrebt / belle set b~ubobiitiift
aiien. Saa Ipoer Sen plogamle Si-
"itorie:
Ser bar eneang Ell helig Wlrnf,
iom boeoe / en- Sule langt oppe
oiIbe Sielbet. San leoebe bare al
Gsboer og ~paalogSe Jig olIeilags
Soon. Men tiIilut flnoe bans Sc.
GENE BOG life toaIe al benne Iifeie.
s ct Infolo at uomattelie blep ban
lig9enoe / lin SliIe ltoen @epioitbeo.
Gn Romuoeltamme, iom tilfploigpis
brog giennem De zoe 6ieloeane, bolot
Ell Dag Hait ubenfor Sulen. Sep.
oingens 9atter fom til at fate ct
@Iif ino / Sulen. Men ba> bun iif
ie Wunfen ligge Ser bepibitlss, bleu
bun betaget al Zig beitig aiprliebeo
til BAN, at bun forloo lin SlGgt og
line Tenner for at bli hos Mltnfen
oq pleie BAN. Set lpffeoeS benbe
at bringe bam til @cuibltbeo igien,
% at Snfnemmeligbeb beilutteoe
Wtlinfen at 9ete Tieer.
9eres 2pffe oilbe bare ppret ful6.
fonlmen, ON Der life / Naboifubet
babe reaieret en- aon9e, iom bar
Ell Itrertg SilbGnger al 9ubbbismen.
Sorarget oper, at en- Wtunf trooS lit
2eite bap0e ponet at gifte Jig, brog
ban uo nleo belle i'm Scr for at tuate
Sen %forpopne. 9a Wunfen iaa 81.
enoen n9rnle Jig, pluffeoe ban Sip
og bnnot Dem iammen til imaa ao-
tie. GiSie itaf ban / SSprben rilnot
lin Sule 90 bab til @ilo. Strar ifebe
Der ct l(noer,. &oIterrc blep ~iorpanb.
let til ligeiaa mango &rigere. elsie
ariqere pluffeoe iaien Sip, iom Sc
BANDIT lammen og itof / Syorben. Npe
arigere porte rem % i%oaIeoes fort.
iatte oct, inbtil Sen me Seer, iom
bar ooret pp al Sprben, par itsrre
eno apngens, % belle Sen fongeligc
Scr blep ilaaet pau Slugt.
Otter Seiren ifebe ct mt timber.
Wunfen for til Simmels / en- Sfn
Ser itrunleoe iom Slbsluer. Sans
SSuitrlt blep tiIbnge paa Sorben, og
iammen meb Sc iterfe ariaere arr,n,
Oeoe bum et ntGgtiet &ige. 9ette
Riee bar TuSicrnes hise, % foroi
oet aipIuffebe Sip bapbe en- blegguI
Snrpe, berfor bor Tusierne bIonot
Sadr % lps Slto.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-02

fat", uon9pnte Gerutte til 8uper.
mgr oper Sanoet / aeiieren al Sn-
oiens Napn. StaIieneren bite fig
ogiaa at bore oenne Stiaing poren.
ban inoprentet Solicit, at De MI par
enselife unoeriaatter % maatte BET
ie bet engeIife Stag.
"a ban eiter fuloenot arbeioe
blep e~ritattet al engeIife gmbebs-
m9no, frat ban iis tiIbase uben at
iorore Den ringeite anerfleroeIie.
San ofret Jig nu uoeluffenbe for
Spoagelien al WaImganeer % blcp
nleget lpffelig, % ban gioroa rige
Walmfiino, men engelife SpefuIan.
ter fom % tog ira BAN ltore @9r'
bier.
Gerutti bsbe | Mai poa Soipita.
let i Bennung.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-02
Sfipperen ipna blcp &pmac,

Fno Elill Timana - Ell 2 peo
0aQsSnoien - er ben forbenoprens
oe Siefoptcin 1orifcr @iopanne go.
tiito Gerlttti, oi9aoet ne0 Se6en, SO
Nar Nnmu1cl eiter ct nle9et epentpr-
Iig Gin. Som Ell ret Son al en-
QnmmeI SiemnnbSiumiIie gif ban /
line lln9e Ior tiliieS % ieilet poa
lin Sfube pon ainas % SnbienS
apitcr. Gn IGngere Sio tiIbrogte
ban / Singapore inotil BON tpm.
gen al 2GngieIen after gpentpr meo
nogen fon 2~ebingere enonu nng
- began iig til oct inore al oct
0cnQong u%fienote Maluilnno. Sc
oroa Iaolcbc$ til Srntter iom bar
bcboet al piloc 6oIfeitammer % ion1
meo Tine cu6cleie S%umpuarfer,
HieI0 al Ormer % piloe Gpr op'
ipINtc llrito9er, gioroe ct SfrGfino'
ioQenbe Snbtrpf.
llnocr Nenne Torlfcrfpro fonl
Gcrutti til "Sofai" (poa malaiiit
@ouocN Ell bergang piIo Solfeitam'
ne. @eo lit Moo o9 aoloblobigheS
iuOQou ban Stammcn itor Meipett.
9ioc ira @cgproclicu b~cbanbleoe ban
Sc <noicote meQet bcitcrnt, llig at %
iite0ctior at 0r0be ham og hans
2cOia0erc, hpab DC uben Tanltellg'
he's funoc hare giort. opferte Ell
@olia Tor Dem % ! oct belle pllte Jig
mcaei ti%enltpiuig.
Snbcn fort Sio par Geriitti o.
@iloeS &rpoirg. : Ell Splia ligt
RES hans e0cn ilpttet 10 al Stam'
mems patrcite apiuoer inS % mor
autnoet. at ban bare bchsuebe Of Iig(
Ill on han cuifet Here aoner, Sans
Iiitoritct porte for hper Saa, %
han bleu mber itor Seitioeli9bel
frcnet til apngc. 5 10 Waoneoel
rcaierte han life bare men 'tnoertt
peiao 9anoetS S9oer os Stiffe
~uoioritet oct omliagenoe Sano pt
ip0tc eiter MaImiorefomIter. Sor
gioroe inc llnoeriaaiter betleno'
meo @ummitrrets Gnpenoelie ot
onIaaoe iture Observation-Disclosures
Sine Gpeltpr nebifrep ban ! Ell 9ot
lcm ban ieIp iauitrerte. So9e
piier at Soriattcren lite bar Ct
oiUrp Muno, men oaIau en- Zoe
icm ifilNrer 9ipet ! Sroperne paC
ell nGiten b~eiagenhe &aaoe. Zen Ell
scIife Resierina. ipm Oct aIoris ban
De IytfeocS at unoerlpsse iig ga
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-02

ben fra @ufitsa, iom ioruoiugoe
6remtioen. "gosiiife 3eitung" be.
merfer, at BET brastc Siitorien, Den
Sang aleranber % Irasa mproe.
best
Den tiolisere ierbiife @eianbt |
2onoon, Siheba Wiiatopitd, en-
f%ulottroenbe Spiritiit, bar for enSeI
Ior iioen beifiGftieet fig meo Sageu
ira lit S%tanbpuuft, og en- befienbt
ierbiif glaoubeiper bar for ca. 90
aar iioen iprisgt at sieneiue oen /
Homnnform.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-02

@oit. .. Stter'cn ff nnIig ei
"6oro touring car" al line Mcrti9bc
Der.
Ioitor aarI 6%igeubaum bier
Sen 13be Sept. inofert / lit me aalf
/ @orceiter. MATS.
s Cafe @ieip opfsrer man CT
"aSSitiun" til airfen, ion ifaI bcnpt'
ties til aontor % aistfen.
Ioitor s. IS. Odorion bar pao
"Reminiscences 9eaipring beitemi
fla i'll at bIipe ! @iIiSton.
aoinbcipreninger / lite Nor-
man 8rooe Menigbeo, DC 6oreit.
3is., boIot 25.aar5ieit Ben 15bc
Sept. Soreuingen bIeo %organiierct
Den 22be @uelllt 1889.
- @oitor $. ~. Normnnn inoisr-
tes iioite Senboe / Orleans % Ores
co Merigbeoer al 9oit. SbomoS
NiIsion. 3 @oams tiItrGoer Bait.
Normaitn npite Ssnbag.
- Sarpuro Strife, iom nebbrpno.
te Wdtten mcIlem Den 17oe % 1Sbe
Iugiit, fol eienopbpa9es. Get blep
beiteint paa ct %fuIbtnai9t RenigbeoS'
rnsbe noele fon Gage eiter gronoen,
Gen tiltrpngte Sum er ollereoe 1T.
ret oeo Subifription; Tlaner for Den
Ilpe Strife er peotaaen. Get bIioer
aorsfirfe meb SibbepInoie for $50.
- SaIi @ap Greet Wfeniqbco ftf
fin npe airfe inopiet Seu0ag Den 6te
Sept. Weniebeoen miiteoe lin tioli-
acre airfe for et Har Gar iioen Deo
SIoebrano ~fornarioget oeo 2bnneo.
ilos. @eo SnooicIien Ipite Faitor
8. q. MngeISien SnbgnnaSbsnncn.
Batter Chr. Siermitao bolot Snole6.
rtingstaIen og neutrality-suspicious.
boIotes al T~roieSior 8. 6. Brandt.
Steoets Brett @errrrm, mehbelte til.
Hut en- Del SplpSninger ON oct me
@uoShus' SiIbIipeIie. On Otter.
r%liooagen PrGOifcn al NroicSior
@imneitao. Wonoag boIoieS Som-
toIemeoe. Gnitor $. SnIooricn ino-
IeSeoe SomtaIecmuet, "M~fenighe0cn
% bers Opgope".
Siour Sans SpccinIforiererS
msbte / Bait. y. $. GobIS airfe /
@nppiae, 2. o. 1Soe I'll 1909 gu.
quit. GoIp Treiter bar tiIiteoe. 20
Reiernter bIep opIUite % oistlteret:
Toit. q. q. @ruopiq Ell ON "Rroie-
tierne" % Goit. 9. u. anSbcrg CT ON
"lbe S%nititntionnl Gburh". @eN
Sioeu al Bette bebonbleoeS Ell Gel
faiuoI SperqSntaol. GmbeoSmrnb
for fommen0e Nu r~puIgteS. iii 6or.
mono palqtes Goit. g. W. OrpoIl,
Sefretpr .. s. Cpitub. SnSoag
%iten boIoteS @uo&ticncite mcb III
terannq. 0nit. Grpou prp6ifeoc %
@oit. 6inoohI iorrettcoc pes Glterct.
aoufcrenicn meoer nUitc Sang / Su'
ron, |oit. @rcoeicnS anIo. &iNeu
ior Q}ooet piI bIipe beitemt %icncrc.
Zen Nurcnehc Strife.
Or. g. s. Sarge, SorrorN, 2.
Gof., prpoifeoe / Canton 2. 0nf.,
6ormi6oog % Niten SonooQ Sen
13oe September
Quitor g. q. 2nrien ifriper i
"2lithcroueren", at en- al Somiun,
sets Qreiter bar meoOelt BAN. at
llngOomaiorcninaen ! hans Nlenig.
he0 bar b~efoitet @a2belnSniugcu /
airfcn. Ge QomIe 2%piefrouer pil
6oreninacn ItiUnfc til cn cQer nnocn
iattia Observation-Disclosures.
9itre % @citre &nmlmcI5 "a
2ittIc SANS Mrninbeocr pe6 Gccr
@orf. @i&.. bar foI0t Eoit. Clan
&eis0aI til Nreit. 0on bor ontolct
aaIeet % nil tiItrU0e Sen 40e 0fto.
Der. Cen forrjNc Brett 81. .. 9un.
Sebera, Der har antQdCt Nll0 FRO
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-02

i'm NorgeSreiie. Raitorerne Wtoitrem
% @unberion al ben Sorenebe airfe
% $. Goroal al Sauees Spnooe bar
tiliteoe. Iroos ct eienoe 8ean msb-
tc mango 6oIf.
- Hoa lin Reiie til Mhlbammeba.
Observation-Disclosures Aarsmsoe |
WansHelo, Ohio. beisgte Ruitor Cob
re ieIgenbe Steoer; Iebfielo, gonf.
ton, germilllon og geresioro. z. 3.
$ Baitor S~ocobionS aaIo bolot ban
IabningsprGoifen peo l%lngoontsiten'
net / 3. 8. areos. s Soma beiegte
ban islsenoe Steoer: Stour Gitp,
Semeu, Ganbal og Storp Gitp. Tau
oc ire iiblmppntc Steoer prpbifeoe
ban Ssnong ben 30te Nugiiit. s 81.
linois beisgte ban Hocf Sslnno, hoor
ban bnpoe Wsoe meo Ell Subfomite
al Den iuenIfc auguitanns Missions.
beitprelie, OF Gbicn9o, bpor ban pre-.
oifeoe Ssnoag ben Ste Sept. / @als
itabS % Sanions N%enigbeber. 2ioe'
leoes beieate ban Stntsumiperiitetet
/ llr6ono, 81. Sra iioitnppnte Steo
beretter ban, at Gean 9oboocf IN bar
/ FreSien ~ Siitorie oper Sc norife
SettIementer / amerifu.
Srifirfen.
8ontoppiSan Menigbeb, Sar.
40, g. 0nf., Taitor 6. @erntiens
aolo, bar bDgget en- prpgtig Freite'
boIig iom netop er frroig og taget /
0rl,1.
Gn Saf 8rope Tag ifaI oftoI-
0es al F%ontoppioon WenigbeO, Tor.
40, g. Gof., Ssnbag ben 4oe Cfto.
Der. S%oruoen Weniabeoers Yre't
ifal Frof. 6osium og Eaitor Mas ia.
lie SfolenS Gag. Ger pil pgioa BIZ
be ipecieI Gang og Miliif for anIeo-
ningen. Wenigbeoen Ter irem iii
bernie 0oq iom en- S~eitibSoag.
- 6elaenoe me Stuoenter er op.
tnget peO oen t~eolo1iife NioeIing peb
I%ugSburg: Wagnus 9ricfion, So.
mes 6aIf, Clarence 5ranitOn, Nr.
brcp Sasle, Sobn q. Soufom, mi.
fneI 6. Seaono, Sbcooor Senion.
SfoIen an6neS / aQe Ifoelinger ioa0
(ben 23he Sept.). @iitterne ebapnb.
tc of mfomme Wanooa oa Sirsoag.
~ gnIS Werigbeo peo SiQSboro,
g.. Gnf., Eoit. 8. ". 9. @intberS
&alo, bar beiIuttet at inbbpbe 5ar-
90 are0S til at bolbe Weoe / oenS
ben 24be-26oe Nopember.-
Malls Menigbeb og 3ion Menigbeo
al innlme &alo bar / CONNER bapt
al Epi. 8. Seperion ira
GuJSbur9 % Gnitor 6. 9. 2nrien
ira @iQmar. Get bar fiGre 9eiog
ior Menigbcoernc.
- ToItor 0erntien o9 Sultrll
bIep M|nnoag Niten oen Ace Septem-
Der ooerraifet al F~ontoppioan DE.
Set por Toltorens SSsoiels.
bag, % eiter en- Gag tilbragt / Stil.
beb fom ire al MenigbebenS en-.
bebsmGno ON Iitenen til Vreitens
Siem % piloe bare Greitefolfene
meo iig iii airfeu. aomne ser bar
Menigbeoen % benS @enner iorian-
LET % eiter man bar tonmen ~tilrette
talte Frof. Io8ilm % operrnfte pna
sc Norianleoe5 Te1ne Eoitor %
WrS. @erntien en- pen Feugegape.
Naitor @erntien tofteoe. NPr. Treo
Nfoen fang Ell @ofaliolo. apinberne
icrperebe 6orfriifninger / airfens
@aiement. Gn iieloen bpg9eIig Stllno
~tilbragte5 iommen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-02
SaueeS Snnube.

- Chicago areoS uiboIber iii
AurSmeoe / SorgeS Wenigbeb, Gre.
itou, Sa., Eaitor Mortpeot3 anIo,
130e til 150e Oftober.
Sra Greiton fommer sen lin.
oerretnina, al Weni9beoenS &irfe
noe paa 2albet bleo mltGnot al emit
iIben beu 1l0e September Sirfell
meo alt Sltpcntar blep o%pbrpnbt.
3oar Menigbeo, Faitor NJ. z.
Nerntlon@ aolo, hor bc'tenit at mo.
bpoe q. Tofoto areo9 iii Webe sen
2Soe-30te Oftober. Wcniaheoell
piI ga o9ino iao @runoitenen Inqt til
lin me airfe, iom mt bnqge9.
~ Som fortcIig nGput / iorri9e
Nlumer beio9tc 6ormano &onion
llrimroie. @i5.. Sen0oQ sen 1859.
6orlben %rroiten pnn Hormi0oag
toItc ban ianmcltco5 ON Iitcncu ON
i'm Norlc5rciie. Gen pooicIQeroc
Mnnool3 Nitcn toItc ban i MI. SO.
rcb. Cen 6orCueoc Girfe2 Ereit %
MeniQbe0 hopoc peluiuiQt til6u0t lin
airte ior TnlconinQcn. ga Sen CT
boo0c iterre % mere befuemt beli0.
Qenbc. &aniou tnlte oqida ser ON
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-02
CpostaIo.

9ess'aIesarmeIsclfer criaaes GRATIS. mar
Sc iiie peeritiaer 10 aiHicr, SUB Orb req.
mes ior on 0inie. Scr alt oeer 10 9inier
MAJ betaIes 1 Gent for bert Orb. msinoe.
state betnIes mee 3 Gents pr. 9inie. Beta,
lima mao oIfiS mcoielae Sef.iuineen I: 4:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-02
Gre fsriteflasie=
$Ymaifin
Ille rnco 10 MarS 8arnnti.
Vile mcS SC iibitc SurbeSriRgcr, % meb "Grtrn

VILE ueo 10 Wars Wnrnntt.
Tae mco Sc Nbr SurbeSriRgcr, % meb "Ggtrn siibcbpr" gratis.
Sore Ianosfienbe "Snspennen" Spmafiner, iom III M mart en-
bar ienot no til pore Nbonnenpr til pengebeparenoe Nrrr,
pl pare ltseiaa lamse, ip Igdaa sobt, let % rolg ipm nogen @afhn til
bobbeIt Eus.
De n9e "Suspcnmem" SRuoeuer esr, bpab man faIber "Iouble Soet
Shfb", &nuoe1tngl ct Citing iom benuar l. at TO Sraaoer trRttes og
tnpttes iann1nen ibe Esiet, bpa6 Der Cir begse Sioer al Semmen ct
tGroig uOleenoe, euer nj. q. 0. en- Ssm uoen Srange. Sette Slags citing
tan life ripes op ear brittle. Oct bill bare iaa r9nge joni oct 5L Oct
er bet met inO t.
Gn af sc pistsie Sorbeorinser pau "Snspcnmsn"s nps WaHintOosr,
er Den enetaaenbe ale Senieenoer ieloprfenoe traabresulerer (autonna'
tic tenfon). Senne Geguerer er onbraet pna Sooets Scribe, boor Den
er fulotrnoie uoe al @een % er in orehet Zig, OF BEN life bebsper Eas'
ming al nosen at fra oen ipenbes Sibe
@n anben M SIDE peo beune Wfafin er So6Iangens Sorbeoring, 1on.
IebeS at Den life bebpper at titles fr at ei oct rehe Srpf pa Iorfleuig
Slags SL men pl automatic gjsre eft LET Spf paa tpnot Wotertae og
Ell tungere pua tpffre Wtateriale.
"GusOcuucn"
Np Wfoocl gr. 800 / "MisTpm":Stil. Trts S22. *.
Tcnmc Wtafin o0 |Voncm"e ct mar : : : $23.2 %
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-02

Gitre GaSnortb, Soma, bolot Af'
ifeosprpoifen Senooe Den 1909 Sep
TENDER og oil tiltrGbe tit me aalo
ben Ace Sftober.
- llngooms. % San1eritepne lor
Oft. @errnn areoS boIoteS / @ctbo'
mia Weniebeo, 2. g., Hoit. 8. 8.
@roblan09 aolb, 2sroag og Ssnoog,
5ic % 6te September. 6Gllestoret
beitoaenoe al ire aor ira Eait 60.
geS aaIo % TO ira Bait. groolanos,
ialt 20 Sangere, blcp le0et al Erof.
70. q. SpmsInno. Eait. 4. Z. So
gen boIot gobninesprGoifen. If'
banbIin9er bIep Ipit al Sesie Hlne.
itao ON "9sn" % al Sbomns Sam
ion ON "airfens Arbeioe for of be-
finite be rnge MOB ipu0iee 6orneicl.
Ter. Senoag 5ormiooag prGoifebe
Va't. GooIpb ggge, % ON Gitermio'
hagen boIot Proi. s. 2. Norbgaoro
6oreorng ON pore Iiltberife SaImer.
Timber ale Sesiioncr lang Spuesfo'
ret % sc iPrifilte aor mango Sor.
.ge, 90 Ssnong Gften cares itor aon.
cert. Soften bolbteS / ct fort 3eli
peo airfen. Smfring 90 unge Nen.
nelfer ira Bait. Cages aalo, giorbe
Den 8 Mils Sur / If Iutomobilcr.
Get or life ioa ofte, at pore
Wfenigbeber bar naoet 6irtioarSnl.
oeren, ifriuer Naitor 2. 8. Sigmono
/ CUTS. Gen isrite litberife Sir
fe" / EortIon6, Maine, er DOG en-
al Dem. Sra Ace til 76e September
boIote5 Set. 0e 10 isrite Gage bnp.
De gtIuntic areos iii Ssitmsoe / DE.
riqbeoen meo 0onben iom Sumtole.
emne. I%oruhen Ste0ets Vreit, Froi.
y8ilbelm Fetterien, par ogiaa Wc-
nigbeocnS iorrige Freit, Bat. 81. 8.
StorIi, tiliteoe, iamt Serre, Spiitcn-
oabl o1 SigmonO al arebienS Fre-
tier. Eoit. 5. 6. &erre leoeoe 0s-
oct iom areoienS 6ormano. airfc,
tI,lct par life alene oppitolet nor Nn'
I%eoningen, men ~reltuureret meget
p~nffert. iao Meniqbc0en bor ct til.
trrffcnOe &u@ mango Ior iremooer.
Gen par lpIot UNDER ole Meber og
paffeflI0 pau @%pitio@oooen. 0cnnc
par Souoag ben CITE September. go
itor Storli bolot 6CitprGoifen. %
bctte pnSicbc bel. s otteu gIar bar
bon orbeioet / Senne Meniqbeo og
itoor mi iprbiG til at reiie Oerira til
Ballard, 9aib. On Aitenen tort.
iattp9 meo SlbilrlmSieiten. GnQeIif
trprgcr iig iterft inO / Menigbcoen,
laa oenne Se$iion boloteS paa bette
SnuacS SNnobc.
- Chicago arebS oibolSer lit
NorSmeoe / SougeS Wenigbeo, Gre
Evening star., 1914-08-16
A ChiIdren's Party.

A VERY pretty way of distributing gifts
was devised by the organizers of q
children's party. and 1t was an expensive
way. for It called for rosebush in full
bloom. But out-of-doors. at children's
party on the lawn, the same method
could be adopted at much less expense.
The favors were small. and all tied In
green tissue paper. The green waxed
paper. Of the sort florists use might be
the nearest to the color of the foliage.
The gifts thus wrapped, were hidden in
the foliage Of the bush, and were tied, BY
means of green cord or ribbon. to the
roses When favor time came. the roses
we're cut. and one was given to each
child. AS each took the rose the little
green package came with ii from the
depths Of the foliage-and of course their
surprise added to the charm of the party
At this time Of year the same idea
could be carried out at a garden party
with some other flower. 1t would be
rather difficult to find q rosebush In
full bloom. But asters in the border of
flowers would do. Several stocky plants
would have to serve instead of one big
bush. Or some other flower with bushy
foliage could take the place of a flower
ing bush or shrub.
Evening star., 1914-08-16

made. with high pointed waisthand
at back strapped across with a belt. after
the style of a mans trousers.
There are other separate skirts worn
with gay sweaters. such as one with
blocks OF yellow and white. fastened with
white crochet buttons. or rather ''un-
fastened would be the proper word. for
while there are four buttons and button
holes at the ankle. they are left open TO
give one all the freedom needed in the
kind Of walking one does In the open.
And. also. parenthetically, TO show the
TO match some part of the costume, usu-
ally the brightest part
Accordion Pleated Colors.
The demand for accordion pleated de-
signs such as We have had In stockings
Tor years rs great this summer. and the
newest sweaters show heavy ribs in
bright colors which spread out into amaz-
Ing splashes Of strongly marked colors
as soon as they are on the figure.
There are many varieties Of stockings
to match, and especially thick ones in
broad stripes in wool. used for tennis and
mountain climbing. They are expensive.
but one need not yearn in vain for this
addition to the wardrobe merely because
the purse is slim, for lesser quality can
be bought at a small price.
In America an exclusive shop was ask
Ing 81 q pair for these stockings before
I left America; at that price they will
never become common.
Evening star., 1914-08-16
B@bv's Comfort i'm Swmnm@r

covering than the little sleeves OF the
frock. He is not fretting now, You see,
but he is not quite comfortable yet. We
will dust some talcum over those prickly
heat spots, give him some dry under
clothing. and then. II IL isn't feeding
time, let him take little nap.''
But I can't get him to sleep In the
afternoon"
II think you can II he Is not too warm.
In weather like this, every human being.
old and young, ought to take an after
noon siesta. just as they do In the tropics.
AS for little children, It is absolutely nec-
essary for their health and their tempers
that they be kept out Of the heat during
the middle OF the day.
Now" handing the cooling baby over
to his mother. lust lay him down In
that pleasant. airy bedroom OF yours.
draw down the shades and see II he won't
fall asleep"
You must pardon an old woman's i'm
pertinence." she resumed. when the baby s
mother returned, but I've been al.
through these experiences. and want t..
spare you some of my mistakes. That
little frock that YOU are embroidering is
very dainty and sweet. but the baby
doesn't need 1t &c badly that you should
tax your nerves with It In tho dog days.
You are all tired out Try a little idling
once in a while.
when he cries. try giving him cool.
clear water instead Of milk"
Evening star., 1914-08-16
The Buyer of Judgement

A WOMAN may be Judged by the way
~ she buys. Her account book. II the
valuation OF everything she buys
could be there recorded. would be an
open book Of her character as a house.
wife. For there is just as much of a
moral issue involved in the purchase Of
the rations for family. in the disburse-
ment of the money allowed for clothes for
the housekeeper and her children, as there
Is in the proper training of a growing
child. For instance. when it comes to
buying the food for the household, do you
stick consistently to a scheme that you
know makes for the greatest economy? Do
you plan far enough ahead so that you
can buy in quantity and of the best quail
ity? Or do you wait until the last min
ute and then buy what is easiest and
nearest and quickest.
In buying your own clothes, did 1t
ever occur to you that you are falling
Just as far short of your duty IL You
neglect your own wardrobe as If you
spend q little bit too much? Do you plan
out beforehand what clothes you will find
most useful and then await the best op-
portunity to get just those clothes and
nothing else; or do you start out on 4
] shopping expedition and buy whatever
Evening star., 1914-08-16
AND
LACES GALORE

rNTIRE lace gowns are not as ex-
tensively worn this summer as net.
silk. batiste, Swiss or organdy cos
tunes trimmed lavishly with lace. A ia
vorite model for an all-lace costume is
made with the lower part of the skirt
trimmed with band Of filet. venise or
other heavy lace. with a tunic OF the same
longer at the back. and the space between
the two filled in with a thin. shadowy
lace tapped over the lower band. The
blouse is Of thin lace with kimono sleeves
and a centerpiece or vestee Of the heavy
lace leaving a v-shaped neck.
Another model IL an organdy with two
lace founces around the hips very full
The waist is Of organdy with lace hchu
effect in v shape. Other models have
the full hip effect of the material in ruff
fies. lace edged and waist trimmed to cor
respond.
Plain and fancy nets are made into
waists and accessories to be worn with all
kinds of skirts. For soft vests or plas-
irons and camisoles the net comes finely
plated into q narrow band on one edge.
with a narrow ruffie on the other. Scarfs
OF net in white and light shades are worn
with evening gowns. especially by dane
ers as the scarf can be made a very
graceful adjunct when properly handled.
They are finished with bows of ribbon on
the ends q long silk or bead tassel, or
are left plain.
Dancing frocks are much berufiled, the
waists being largely constructed of lace
and net. Overdraperies of black or white
lace are much worn. Metal laces, like
metal ribbons, are frequently used for
dance frocks. Deeply scalloped hounc
ings for dancing frocks of embroideries
and chiffons have the work done In dainty
colorings such as pink, mauve. leaf green,
sky blue and lavender.
Lightly tinted nets are much used for
lining transparent net and lace waists.
flesh and salmon pinks being the favor
ties for this purpose. Camisoles of bead
ed net nouncing and silk embroidered net
nouncing are also worn under lace waists.
Net ruffies are used on silk costumes.
Some net laces are seen with colored tops
In yellow, Dutch blue, cream, black. etc.
To give the full appearance that Is rap
idly gaining way on summer costumes,
stinened swisses. organdies and batistes
are made up into ruffled dresses to be
worn with poke hats and ribbon sashes.
Heavy embroideries are used on crepe
grounds. The ratine-like figures are
worked SO thickly as to appear very fuz-
zy. Padded embroidery and work resem-
grounds. The ratinelike figures are
favorite effects. All Chinese and japanese
effects are popular on crepes. representing
odd tapestry wall hangings, nat flowers
ana printed teahouses.
Evening star., 1914-08-16
For Little Girls.

Frocks for wee girls made of barred
or plain lawn stamped for embroidery
and already made up and hemmed cost
from 90 cents upward. Linens and cham
brays cost more, but any OF these are
a boon to q mother who likes to scallop
and add the fancy touches, but is not
clever at cutting out and putting together
the dress itself.
Charming pinafores Of colored linens
or Of white. embroidered In colors. make
pleasant summer work for those who
plan ahead for Christmas. The stamped
patterns are really attractive; fluffy kit
tens. professions of ducks and floral de-
signs are all appropriate and amuseing
both to donor and recipient