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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-09-04

Win6en. Die 9uttin oes Tas
I.rs b. b. Sepbt. Ole cine 9ila am
Stornberser Gee bsDobnt, fuhr nit
Den beioen S0dtern zines 3imrners
meiiters in 1using in einem Boot auf
ben See binaus. PlOsli9 enttleioete
fe fi6, tront Elm JlGia4sn 2pioI uno
ftiirste ii6 ins WoHer. Die ainber
rpurben bon berbeieilenoeu Jii6ern
ans 2ono ssbro9t. Die 2ei4. Der
SeIbitm6roerin lift nod nidt ssfuus
ben tporoen. Wonn Himmt on. bob
tie Die Got In einem 4nfon ssiftiser
umnd9tuns besangen bat.
Dur3burs. Der bisiige ar3t
5ofrai Or. RSsg.n mar in Die elters
li4e Dobnuns bes brsiunbsDan3ig'
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60MMpner.

RIoppenburg. Snfolse 8lit,
f9lages III in BEN nabeu 8etben oIs
9aus bes Qnnbmannes Raiier nieb'rs
geleet poroen.
= Das !5ous Der Witpe WeIins.
hoff uno bas oes Maurermeifters
Mlbers in Jiiritenau fino ebenfals I'M
folse 8libf6lases in 8rano seratsn
unb eineedf4ert tporoen.
= Sn Nprbbau1en BEL OItertappeln
6i9erte elm 8lisi6las oas bon BEN
2anbmonn Sanher 6eipobnte Sous
Elm. @robe Mengen IN 2einpono
unb an GrnteporrGten iiuo Dem Jeuer
gum Spfsr sefulen.
MlfeIo. Der 8au zines 8reis-
frontenbauies. elm 9rojett, oos biz
mabgebenben Snftun3sn fdon felt
etpo snur5is Sabren bei6dftiat,
fdeint nunmebr ieiner @oIenoung ent.
ges~en5ugeben. Gin in lebtec SnItora
Dor Dem Sberlanoeseerift in geft.
idpebenoer 9ro3sB lit tiirsIi6 bur4
einen 5pii6en Sreis uno Staot neu
9eidaffenen @er9lei9 aus Der WeIt aes
f9afft porSen. Gs orebte iid 0isier
DrO5eb un bic Srose. oh bic Staot
perpfli6tet lei, ihren dus Spartahsn.
iiberidiFen ftammenben @ntsil MI
3u ben 9aus unb GinriAtungstoiten
6es arantsnbouies, ODER aud gu ben
1lnterbaltungstoften nit gu pertpenhen.
No9 Dem neuen 0ergleth trGgt 81.
@taot tiinftig auh gu ben auf 5000
biz 5000 Mart jdbrtih bershneten
1lnterbaltunastpiten BEL. bafir Iino ihr
cine Reibe 8ergiinitigungen 3ueeiton.
ben. bic ie fruber niAt bate. Snss
eefomt 1T fir Die @~usfibrung BEG
proietts Elm 8etrug BON 278.e00
Mart geforbert tporoen. nit TEN
l8ou oes 3rnntenhouies. bns ieiuen
@tonbort on Der 5iloesbeimer Strube
erbGlt. fon nod in biefsm CONNER be-
gonnen tperoen.
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CNeftprcnken.

Marienbure. Die isdsunb-
breiBia Sabre alte Observation-Disclosures
frau Snnf9 aus Warisnburg 1T uns
ter eebeimnisponsn l~lmitGnoen Der.
Ihpunoen. Sic tpnr alein mad Sop
pot aefabren uno bate auf benz bieIis
gen gobnbof Dem Sbertelner BEG
9abnbpfsreItaurant Elm 9ddet nit
Der 8itte iiber9sben, es ibrem Gattsn
3ipei Sage 1pdter ous5ubSnoi9en. @ls
!6err OnuIh nun bu5 pudet trhieIt,
fanb er BARN gu ieinem Sdret 9bos
toardpbien uno einen IbThiebsbrief,
in Dem ibm feline gbefrau mitteilte
Sab tie aus BEN 2eben ideioen MOLE.
Oo ssrau Onuih ihpermiitig mar.
nimmt Der 9atte an, oab fe ibreu
CntfhluB ausgefibrt uno fi9 DIN
Srranos BEL 3oppot ertrGntt bat. Die
@ermibte binterldBt 3tpei anminoise
&inoer.
Ourb elm Sduoenfeuer 1T bas
Gaitbous pes 9otelbeftbers Stier in
@6ponsoorf (areis Marieuburg) elm
Raub Der Jlommen ~setporoen.
Oan5ig. 9~eneraleutnant 6.
Don 8aerenfelssW arnotu, Settings
tommanoont bon Donaig. tritt BON
ieinem poiten surid. Gr lift aud ols
3omponilt in peiten 8reiien betannt.
Sein Oratorium .9as 8%aterunfer"
fir eemiIdten gbor uno OrdeIter
purbe i'm Sabre 1909 in etnem Son,
cert nit groBem Grfolg aufgefibrt.
3onroo bon 9aerenfels ftano odmals
als &ommnnbeur Der 81. Snfunteriez
brigade in Sloenburg.
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8ranocnburQ.

Gpanbau. Der neut,5tss Sabre
alte 9potsmann Gilbert 8ormann unz
ternabm nit feinem Sreunos cine
2abnpartis. Dieter CAB aus Greuoe
etnen S6ub ob, Der ben 8ornonn 10
rnglIdlih traf, boB er mad turaer
3eit psritarb.
s Ii It enpdloe. Yer gtgentiis
mer 8roIina in 9altpib mar cine
Mette e~irgeganeen, oaB er feds Pfuno
@ouerfirfden ouf einmdl efen uno
oann nod einise 9las Bier trinten
fperbe. Gr fibrte bic Wetts au1 aus,
bod itenten Iih T6on mad turser 3eit
beftige Ro9entrGmpfe elm. Inter quail
pollen S6mer5en ftarb er mad einigen
Stunoen.
Yerleberg. Der mi. Grnu uno
Rinb BON Berlin ouf Der Wanberf6aft
befinblide Sdmieoegeiele Oabnte
entleoiate ii9 ieines einidhrieen 9ins
bes babur6, haB er es am helsn Sage.
einiqe GiIometer 9inter 8erlsberg in
Der Strepnib ertrdntte. Sin S6lG6s
tergefele. Der Die Sat beobd6tete, lieb
i'm perbaFten.
2anbsberg. q. SO. Ser an
Der Gbefrnu Srci6te in Seinersborf
periibte morn ideint iebt pieGeidt Iei-
rsr Siibns entsesensu9eben. Nndl
pielen 5ebli6lGgen puroe Der Nrbeis
ter Y0tter perbaftet, geaen ben eirs
Reibe acknowledgement 8eroa4tsmrs
mente porliegen fonen.
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Meftfnlen.

9et{enfirhen. Sier feierte
in geiftiger uno torperlider Riiitigteit
Der Rentier Masnus &osenitein ieinen
bunbertiten @eburtstog.
JreisWsinbeim. Der bieiiee
Wdnneresianeperein fmeierte bos SET
ieiner 5abnenipeibe. Ridt peniger
als funfunosponsig 8ereine aus Der
nGberen uno peiteren llmgebung nab.
men an oiefsr Teier tell. Die leioer
bur6 Die ungunit Der Bitterung ct.
tpos beeintrd6ti9t ipuroe. Rad Dem
JeItsuee ourh bic Straben bes Ortes
fonb Die @eibe Der neuen SABINE uno
bsren llsbergobe an ben Tabnentrdser
Itatt. @eianesbortrdse Der peri9ieoee
men 8ereine fonie San3 biloeten ben
S6lub.
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iGbrisen 2aufmanns Setbsri9 ssrus
fen tporoen, I'm ben iunssn Rnnn auf
ieinsn @eiitessuitnno 81 unterfuden.
@d6reno Der llntsrfudung CAB 9ers
bsri9 ploBli6 mebrere SaIFe auf ben
Ir3t ab, Der @erleBunsen am Arm bas
pontrue. Oarauf feuertt Ser 4rante
aeeen feline @ltern, Die Fh ieoo6 in
elm Simmer fIiihten uno hort fi9 elm.
i6Iieben tonnten. 3psi Witslieosr
Der freipiaieen Sanitdtstolpnns, Ois
oen Serberib in cine GnitaIt brinssn
po[ten, ipurben burh S6iFs in ben
llnterleib lebcnsesfGbrlih perIeBt. Der
@eitssfrants f9lob fid oaua9 in
feline @obnune elm, Die srit poIiseilid
ge0fFnet fperoen mubte, she Serberid
feiteenommen unS in bic SrrennnftaIt
perbrant peroen tonute.
Yirmafens. Der 5nbritarbeis
ter Rotbuor CAB auf bic elm Sabre
liinsers Maria 9o9reiter orsi S9Ife
ab unb perlebts lie f4tper, Damn err
idpb er fi6 felbIt. Der 9runo iii
barin gu iuhen. bab oos Wdhhen
feline 8~esiebunssn gu osm arbeitss
Ideuen Burden gu I0ien perfudt
bate.
Iirnbers. Der t. 5orfter 8.
2onee BON Der gum Joritamt Wsifen.
Itaot eebDrigen Oprfmoorb0ue fpuroe
in Der RGbe bss 81 ieinsm 5uritbes
sirts esb0ri9en S9neeberges nit einem
S6uB i'm Obsrt0rper tot uufgefunosn.
Gs oiirfte elm llnsliidsfaG beim 9s-
itsigsn zines .9o6itanbes porlieeen.
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ClocubnrN.

OIoenbure. giner Der dIteiten
pfurrer 9eutIdlanos, Der tatboliide
9farrer Shnieosr in 4ltenoptbe (Sas
terlano), feierte fein biamantenes
prisiteriubildum i'm brsiunbneun3is.
fen 9ebensjubre. Der 9roBber5os
psrIisb ibm ben Gitel 9ebeimer &irz
hsnrut. Der alte Serr uerridtet rii>
fig ale fseliorserii9s arbeit uno 1T
in Der ean3en @eeenS befonnt burh
feline orisinellea preoigten.
8ienburs. Snfolge 8libfdlass
tpuroe in 2isbenau oas Wobnipefen
oes 2anopirts Ssntfhel eineeGfdert.
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0ruOin3 Gamfen.

Masoebure. Der 4ufiebsr Ger
SasosenoHenf4aft Sferpeooingen,
aromsr. bate einen 3ufammenitoE
nit Dilobieben, pobei er ben SdIoi.
fer Selo erIdoB. Sb Notpebr pcrs
liegt, nuroe nod ni9t feitsefteut. Wes
gen Der gridiebuns .1elos bemd6tiste
fih Der 8epOlteruis cine itarte Or
reaung. Wan psrIuhte. oas 5aua
Gromers gu ftirmen. lin fih 8u per'
teioissn. CAB arumer S6iihe ab, bur4
Die bier psrionen perlest tpurben. boz
runter brei fhtper unb cine lei6t. Bel
ben S9perperlesten beftebt 2ebensges
fnhr.
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Naoer.

Wannbetm. 9eim 8aben Iino
bier 3pei perlonen ertrunten, i'm
Nedar Der brei8ebnjdbrise 8eoli4iler
@uftap 9ous. i'm Rbetn Der 8psiunos
8ipan3igidbrige S4iffsbei5er Gouaro
geder aus 2uopigsbofen.
Gum bunbertjdbrigen @sburtss
tag 8ismards 1915 fou ouf Der 9uels
finger Sohe BEL 2oerrah (gaoen) Elm
gismdrdsO entmaI erri9tet peroen.
Der Gntpurf ntrb BON qrofehor
War 2duser (aarlsrube), bas Wooeu
bon 8iGohduer Shpab uusgefiibrt.
Der aofenuufpono betrGgt $1,000
Marf.
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poana6ri6len
aus 0rm
Alten Daterlanoe.
3eihSbanptitact.

Berlin. Bon einem nurhoehens
Zen 9efpann nes S6ldhtermsiIters
Gcrl 3aufhol3 2anss StraBe 8. tpuros
bic Witpe Charlotte S9para aus Der
Du1deritrnBs SO iiberfubren uno an
; Ropf unb 6iBen fhper perlest.
Sn benz 9auIe Wartbeitrabe 13
IN Heutola bat Der fe4suno3ipdnsis
Sabre dlte Sutmaher paul 8eitdnoi9
Elm in oemielben 9ouie tpobneEses
bre;Iabr igess Mdoden, Margoretbe
.aapp=s prsnser in feline Wobnuns se.
Iodt uno an ibr einen 2uftmoro pers
iibt. Die 2ei9e bes 4inoes bat Der
Morber in einen Sud seitedt uno in
Der foIeenoen Naht i'm 9arten besra.
ben. Der unmeni9 1T perbaftet, bic
2ei6e a~usgegraben pproen.
= Sn ieinem 9eim am 9isopplaB
lit Der herporraeerbe 2nnoidaftss uno
S9IadtenmaIer profefor 2ouis So.
iib in ieinsm fieb3igIten 2ebeusiabre
na6 IGngerer &ranfbeit geItor6en.
= Sn Der @obnuns Ieiner gltsrn,
Neutoln, SteinmeBitraBs 10. Dsriuatt
fid Der adt5ebnidbri9e Bruno S9tus
tena gu persiften. Gr puroe BON Der
6eueriuebr burh Mrpenoung oes
Embellishments pisoer gum 9es
ipuBtiein eebradt.
= @ls Der OberpoIti6affner 4rebs
aus Berlin nit ieinem Snbrraoe mad
Meldpp (Oberbarnim) fubr, traten
aus elmer Sdonun9 ploslid Spei
MGnner berpor BON oenen elmer nit
einem 3epolper auf arebs ftoB. 0is
Rusel perfeblte fein 3iel. 0araui
fdlug ign Der onoere 8erbreder nit
einem &niippsi pom @aoe. IS fies
len ounn nod flint S4uFe, bon benen
elmer ben l~Ieberfolenen in oen Sbers
arm trof. Elm speiter ben 9nls pers
1ebte. Die Weeelaeerer nabmen &rebs
bos Rab ab. raubten inn oas portes
nlonnaie nit aebu Mnrt uno bers
iHponben odrauf in Der Rihtuna nod
ben R~rGbenbersen gu.
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@rpkherspgtum Seiien.

Darn ftaot. Inter Der 8e.
fduloiguns. 9afens unb 2rabngebii9z
rem i'm 8etrage bon etpa 10000 Warf
psruntreut gu boben, tpuroe Der itdos
tif6e 9afenmeiftsr Sumter in Germs
bsim fefteenpmmen. Seit Sabren be-
itaro in benz 9afenbetrieb cine llnters
biluns. Der 8iirgermeiiter bat nun
mebr cine &epifion ppresnommen. bel
Der bic llntsri6Ieife entoedt tpuroen.
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&rauufmmeia.

8raun 6peig. 9as tauIsnos
iGbrige geIteben feierte bic broun'
fdpeieifhe @emeinbe Iblsbduisn
burd elm erobes 8oltsfeit. Der Sage
nod lou bort 9einri6 |. ouf elmer
gdrenjusb bur9 9einrid b. 9ittelbe
ssrsttst mOroen iein. SIN Sabre GA
fou er an Dem Ort. mo Der Bar ers
Isst lit. cine 8apeGe erbaut boben.
Nah feiner grpdhlune gum oeutiden
aDnis bcbs 0einri9 bieie @esenb feis
mem treuen Disner Siegfrieb Iblss
bauisn seiaentt. Der bort bic mad ibm
benannten O0rfer ahIsbouien unb
Siepershauien anselegt bat.
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QeHeu-HaTau.

2imburg. Die gheleute Gtfen,
bobnpsrffibrer a. .. pbiI. Rib unc
SFrou f~eierten In berpunoernspertet
Ritisteit bas SET Der soloensn 9od-
sett. Der Subilar itebt i'm oreiuno'
aGtsisften, Die SubiIorin I'm o4tuno'
f~iebaisfien ~2ebensiubre. Rib mar isi'
rerseit Der erfte 8tnmt.. Der bel Der
Griinbuns Der biefisen Giisnbabn.
speriffdtts tierber peri.st tpurbe.
RaTfeL Gebetner Rsaierunas'
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per 5um on6ern! 3ronfbeit
unb 5tehtbum m09en, unter
umndnben, an # edenb iein, aber
gans sewiB 1T @eunoheit bies
crit redtl @elher MenIh miiBte
es niht. Dab Die Bssegnuns zines
aranfen uns belabit / mint,
uGhreno elm " eunoer uns nit
Qebeustult uno NIT 6reus
htgteit erfuat. @enau onslelbe
Brin5ip gilt aud bel ben
Ner5tea. aommt Der Doctor
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GIiabs2uthrinaen

Strobburs. Sn sinsm biefi'
gen 9ot.l itieb Der febaehn Sabre alte
aohlebrlins S4sd. Der aus benz 8d.
bii9en ftammt. einem anoeren Rod
nomens Mebmer Elm WeHsr in ben
SoIs, tpobur9 oiefer Iebsnssefdbrlid
perlsst purbe. SIDED itursts Iid bann
aus einsm Ssniter oes fiinften Stod'
merits in Den Sof binab, no er tot
lieser. blieb. Mn Dem Iuftommen
WteBmers ipiro ge3tpeifeIt.
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bon Der Il. 3ompnenie bes hisfisen
SiiTlierresiments go. 80. Der nit 4rs
beiten ouf Dem @arneminoer Slug
plob bef6dftiet mar, nabm in Der See
Elm Bah. obue oasu GrIaubnis gu hns
ben. SIN WaHer betam er einen Ser3'
f6las. Die 9ei4e tounte ~seborsen
merAeu
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Npfeu

ShneioemiibI. Bel Der Scbrt
iiber cine re6erfiihrung in Der Ndhe
Der Station areu3 puroe oas Tuhr-
inert bes 8eiibers Soft aus OrapiB-
Miibls iiberfobren. Gin speiunoeins
~halbidbriger 3nobe tpuroe setotet. Der
Better uHb feline 5rou i4per oerlebt.
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q CIT Is e 40 e!

nit a ns { IN @eiihte, nit elmer
Grille an9etban nuo ielber elm
nero6ies @raf d. ms aranten.
5immer, 10 iuiro er idIshtsn @rfoIg
er5ieIen. 8ommt er oageSen mie
elm Strabl uon 9 ounenh deli
bober. ltrosenb BON o eunbbeit
uno uoa M agnetismu uno
2ebenStraft. 70 tuirft bies ol'
lein ihpn brett beIebeno ouf
ben arantsn. BON Der ionitisen Ses
banoluns san5 abgeiebsnl
&ein Wunberl
9ns Or. 9boder son5e Bu6er
noa BON 8eugniifen bat. NIT
asuausu Namen uno @orelien unb
leoes Wort oauon ebrIih uno treu,
pom Batienten Die ourh feline gWtas.
netic Spteios" 9ebeilt puroen, non
Yaralpiis. u beumd. gum
enfranb eiten, Hterens,
2eber'. M q gem uno 8arms
8e ihmerbeH, Nerooitdt
uuo nasn mogliden anoern llebetn.
lit tetn Bunbsr. Giele aureu oas
tirsn iiber uierStS Sabre Der,
uno Tetorbs .6ouon Itet2n Seoers
mann irei Su 8ieniten.
BeiItebenoe Blloer iauittiren els
men gbeil oieier magnetiiden Sc
mdnoer. bic nod in uieleu ouoern
5Ormsn ~ baden limb. js mad Dem
Sale uno oeiIen GrfOroeruiB.
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gIas. Der Slater 9sbirgsDer'
ein BOT gum anben.en an ben aufent'
bait Goetbss i'm 5euf6suerssbit5e
beim S9tD.iasrbaui. einen Gsosntftein
erri9en lnFsn, Der BEL benz Gebirgs'
persinsfefte an 2. Nusuf enthuut
poroen 1T.
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9olitipe Bepeiie oauon Iiesen
niht nur hunoerts uno 5ebns
tauen6n d Dor. ionbern See
Der tann iih iolde Bemeiie ielber
~leiiten. 9iidt nur ipirt er Die ans
genebme uno lsbsnipsnoenoe Wtr'
flung ofort beim Gnlesen cie'
fer maenetiihsn @eudnoer, unb
bieie @irfune nimmt beim 3rosen
berielben nod Su, iontern er brau6t
Iih nur Su Semuno b eben.
Der Elm loIdsS @epano anbat.
unb er fiblt iid loiort in sebo'
bener unb lebens roher
Stimmuns. Or. 9baher pfleste
feline @emGnoer lslber aud 5u tra'
gen. i'm CONNER ben 2eib9nr'
tel o6er Die 2e9Sines nno I'm
@inter Die W te, aues iebr be-
quem gu trogsn uro Io9or eie9nnte
Sormen Iiherno. 9ds tonnten ieine
Y%niienten ndtiirIih niht minen, cher
fpenn er lih iur GoniuItotion neben
iie oui ben 3ipan iebie. 10 fam TO-
qIei6 tpie neues Qeben iiber
iiei Sic h6rten Ihm iuie einem
Oratel 5u. bic m0tten Gu9en
belebten Iih. jbr ad uno
8eb idisnsn lie iait 9on5 peraei'
fen su bnben. uno ueuer Gebens'
mutt nor ilbsr iis sstommsn.
llno a1ss ons mar gan5 natnr'
lid, Elm rsberitr0m men BON
MaGnetismusuon einem Sor'
Evening journal., 1914-01-20

evident that the Chinese influences
have been az work. A great deal Of
Chinese blue is to be seen. copies Of
Chinese embroideries are to be found
upon many of the white cotton crepes
Chinese colors enter into a great many
Of the trimming materials and many
of the advance models are showing a
finish Of Chinese ornaments while
beads and necklaces Of Chinese origin
are TO be extensively pscd and give
distinctive note OF color We have
worn good many Of the Chinese
prayer beads throughout the winter
that is strings Of amber with Jade
ornaments and silk iassels at the
ends We not only take possession Of
such features we also change and
vary them to suit our needs and
Evening journal., 1914-01-20
TADS AND
7ANCIES OF


WITH that evcr-increasiny ten
w dency towards moving for.
ward the date Of change from
sesson TO season. designers and dress
makers are all agog over spring
ashions in spite Of the fact that
Einter has only Just begun Here
in old Gotham we are met at every
iurn with displays Of the most von-
ferful summer fabrics and with
costumes for the South that seem
10 bring sunny June very close. but.
our hearts. We know that the
uay-at-homes will have no real use
or such costumes for some time 70
ome- We will undoubtedly buy
he beautiful fabrics while they are
aew and the best choice is to be found
md those among US who have the
lift Of foresight will undoubtedly have
many OF our summer tolettes made
turing the mid-winter weeks but
ovards spring and lis tendencies. we
are simply alert No real woman
ver fails to be interested in what
is 10 come and there have been such
'adical changes made in the art Of
'osiuming in the past few years that
uoh interest is ever increasing. Again
ast steamers. cables the wireless
telegraph have brought about Pari,
Utmost to our doors. so that we no
onger wait with tedious curiosity but
keep ourselves informed from week 10
seek # NOT from day to day. The
really big fashion houses Of Paris will
not make their displays for several
seeks 10 come bur. in one way or
mother. news Of their atelicrs will
eak ou. and certain facts are known
70 those on the inside with sufficient
assurance to warrant this. Little by
little We are approaching the silhouette
Of 1880: that is to saw over the hiD,
&c are broad and whether the waists
arc really smaller or not. they appsar
TO be SO between the boufant draperi.s
q the hips and the broad. dropping
effect Of the shoulders. AS Is common
IN any repeated influence in the world
cf dress. there are vast difference.
Dur lorebcars obtained the droopinr
shoulders with sleeves sewed in in
Nay that TO Us seems out Of line and
eith the use Of berthas. We Of today
have adopted Orienia effects and
japanese sleeves are the PREVAILING
ones Actual crinoline will never
-seain be worn. we think. The emer-
fencies Of modern lie render it almos,
impossIbl. Today We obtain our
troad hips with draperies and tunes
and perhaps little soft substitute
Tor 1ire. used here and there.
Spring fashions will mean short
goats. aaring ,unics and short skirts.
The dance is the favonfe recreation
Of the hour and every afternoon anc
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and gowns have reached these shores.
It is evident that for the simple tail
ored suits. sabardine and mohair are
to be favorite materials. with serge
and such standbyes as a matter Of
course For the more elaborate COS.
tunes, We will wear velvet finished
fabrics and silk duvetyn and cotton
duvetyn are expected TO have great
vogue. Pcau dc soiris will be extern
sively worn but we will also wear suits
Of tafeta and Of moire. Of the wonder
iul new faille and Of all the ribbed
silks. For the separate coats which
every complete wardrobe contains. the
beautiful cotton duvetyns are pro-
nounoed favoritcs and cote de cheval
in wonderful two-toned effects is
favorite.
Evening journal., 1914-01-20

Chinese necklaces. pendants. buttons.
buckles, all are shown in Chinese
colors and with Chinese ornaments.
a great many Of the bead ornaments
that are so familiar as finish on man
darins garments and the like are
70 he used and there are a great many
lead trimmings showing Japanese and
Chinese patterns. On the other hand
we are feeling the influence Of the
Cuban school even. while we have not
followed it TO its extreme and Bakst.
the Russian artist. has used the stage
rs a means Of teaching US a great
many lessons II we do not have
scason OF beautiful color, it will be
our own fault. for manufacturers and
designers are offering us rare treat
While it is early. certain model suits
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evening costume is designed with
that iacr in view Upon tailored suits
the sleeves will be long bur dressy cos
tunes viii show various lengths A
great many Of the skirts will be drapei
10 suggest the hustle effect and collars
are expected TO make a rather i'm.
rortant feature both Of coats and d
gowns For all the more dressy cos
tunes the open neck will continue
10 be worn but there is a uoticeabls
tendency toward a choice in this
matter which marks something Of
reaction. the result Of the extremes
that have been noted throughout this
winter
In oolors and in trimmings. Il Is
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}. The Cheerful Woman,

o. The Cheerful Woman;
1t is real pleasure to meet her. for
che seems to vibrate with cheerfulness
and optimism and in contagious
way that is most pleasing We can
icel unconsciously her mood, though
il may not be expressed by smiling
mouth and laughing eyes The cheer
iul woman docs not always smile-shs
does not always laugh. but there is that
something about her which seems u
say-"l am getting the best out OF lifs
and am giving my best to my life.
She has no need to prate Of her good
ness and her virtues, her happy olt-
look on life or her freedom from worry.
Her face tells the story-but her man
ner tells more A face may be wreathed
in smilcd-yet be unhappy Manner.
and way OF speaking voice and
thousand and one other little express
sions which speak Of the mind and ia
sgonv or ioy-make the really cheerful
women cheerful and the optimistic
one-optomistic.
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For the palmer aprons. gingham
percale and butchers linen are good
and serviceahle and today one can
find percale and gingham in most
charming colors AID designs while
white butcher linen makes an ideal
background Tor a finish Of colorel
bands or Tor little colored embroidery
whether the embroidery takes the
form Of raised work or Of cross stitch
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The Pleasan. Woman,


She is not always, either in heart am
mind. Of cheerful oaliber but she has
a certain afableness of manner that
makes her most agreeable person =
meet. Unless one is keenly intuitive.
one cannot always be sure at first
meeting. that the pleasant woman il
sincere in her desire to please and b.
agreeable Some women acquire. for
vain and selfish reasons, an affection
ofmanner so saccaharine in its display.
as to be almost nauseating. Under
the impression that they are pleasant
and agreeable persons TO meet. they
vainly try to assume the ways ami
unsophisticated manners Of the in
genue.
One should be careful not to cross tn,
dividing line which separates pleasantly
and agreeableness from affection AMI
insincerity. The woman who is natural
and spontaneous will have no difficulty
in keeping within the borderIand be-
cause she couldn't be affected if she
tried She finds it natural to be
natural: while to be Pleasant is some
thing she really enjoys. But she also
has the good sense to know that
there is a limit to her pleasant manner
and tactfui agreeableness il unoalled
for imposition ami demands are placed
upon it. there is such thing. looking
at it from a oommon-sense aad iust
point os view. as being too pleasant
There are some persons who have no
tcruples in imposing upon those who
find il easier 70 say yes than TO say no.
Yet the ideally pleasant and agreeabls
woman is she who has also good iuds-
meni and dignity and who knows bette'
than TO cast her pearls before swine
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real splendor OF color. yet each and
all can be sent 10 the tub without
hesitation For kmonos. there ara
fowered orepes that are picturesque in
the extreme and. Tor house gowns. such
an attractive array OF smart fabricsa5
never before were seen One in the
picture Is made from plain fonlari
trimmed with dotted one ami simple
silks are always delightful Tor home
wear but there are cotton erepes thas
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the materials must be durable and
must he washable but there are
lovely colors TO be found in linens
einRhams and the like and often it
happens that the clever woman uses
a ntile simple embroidery as finish. as
scalloscd edges or few dots, which.
while they mcan little labor, instantly
separate the garment IRON the com
monplace sort.