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El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-09-17
AncInENrE EArAL-

Albuquerque, N. NJ, Sept. lei
Lunes Septiembre Z, en- ell Colegio Me
nual, mientras dos muchachos juga-
ban con los guantes de pelear, uno de
ellos muri6 de I'm golpe que recibio en-
ell costado. Despues que ell golpe Sc
do el j6ven dur6 unos cuantos minu-
tos. todcs los medios posbles para
restablecerlo a vida fueron en- vano.
El joven muerto es de Trampas
Nuevo Mexico.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-09-17
UN HoMBRE De STANTON MuER.
TO PoR UN cA6ALLo. .sp

C~arrizozo, N. NJ, Sept. 15.-viI
Broadway, hiio del Sr. y la Sra. +. w.
Brockway, de Fort Stanton. fue muer-
to ell Sabado en- la noche entire Capt.
tan Y Fort Stanton. Venia %regresandol
4 caballo para Stanton de Captain,
con algunos companeros, su cabalio Sc
espant6 Y Sc enrred6 en- un cerco, el
caballo y e. ginete cayeron al sueIo v
Ell cabaIlo cayendo arriba del ginete.
Ell craneo del Sr. Brockway fue macha
cado y sobrevivio la caida solamente
unas cuantas horas, sin volver a reco-
brar ell reconocimiento.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-09-17
iNMENsA cosEcHA DE ALFALFA
EN- Ell coNDADo DE GRANT.

Cimarron, N. M, Sept. 15.-Tonela,
das de alfalfa estan siendo jaladas a
la plaza por los labradores Y rancho
ros y la demanda esta siendo abasteci-
da tanto como los hombres y los caba-
Hos pueden dar abasto a esta tarea.
La alafalfa esta vaIiendo ahora $40
la tonelada aprensada, suelta y apila-
da es proporcionadamente mas bajita
en- precio, y sin embargo esta proban-
do ser una cosecha de mucho valor
para aquellos que la tienen para ven
derla-
Els ~reconocido en- TODD Ell oeste Ge
regadfo que la cosecha de alfalfa es
segunda a ninguna en- productividad y
no es un factor pequeno en- contribuir
al exito y prosperidad de los cosecha-
dores.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-09-17

gencia, 81 sub-deacano puso 81 mani
pulo en- 81 bIazo del Papa, Quien $50
sento mientras los ~cardenales de la
diocesis de Roma captaron las plegaF
rias do Ia coronacion. ri Papa subi6
entonces al altar y uno de los carde:
Males le puso 81 patio sobre los hom-
bros. En- ese instante, Benedicto XIV
recibi0 la 0ltima adoracion de los car
denales, obispos y abadesas. Enton-
ces lego 81 introito, canto gloria y to-
mo asdento nuevamente en- q trono.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-09-17
UN MUcHACHo Sc AHoGA; FL
cuERPo REco6RADo.
Un Jovencito Hispano-Amerlcano En-
cuentra Una Muerte Terrible Mien.
tras Nadaba con sus compaheross
Sus S~ervidores,
GREGORIO Macs,
EUDOGIO Macs.

Gallup. N. M, Sept. 11.-Una TRACE
dia deplorable ocurrio en- Ell pozo de
Wells, media milla de aqui cuando
Ben Lopez, I'm iovencito Hispanc-Ame-
ricano Sc ahogo. I'm ndmero de mu-
chachos ~pequenos estaban nadando
cuando ell desafortunado j6ven cayo
en- 81 pozo y no podiendo darle min
gun auxilio. Varios de los otros mu-
chachos %corrieron a la plaza y les in
formaron a las ~autoridades. Varios
hombres vinieron al pozo q buscar Ell
cuerpo. 81 pozo Sc habia llenado de
aqua lodosa ell dia anterior y era i'm
possible yer la forma, aunque 81 aqua
no tiene en- ninguna parte mas que
ocho pies de hondo. Varias cargas de
dinamita fueron exploradas en- un es-
fuerzo para ~levantar ell cuerpo, Ell cual
fue hallado cuatro horas despues en-
cerca de cinco pies de aqua por n
de los hombres quienes andaban va
deando en- ell aqua.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-09-17
Sc oUIEBRA UNA PIERNA Y TRES
cosTILLAs sU5IENDosE A UN
CAIRO.

Ration, n. NJ, Sept. 5.-Mientras sc
subfa a un caro- A. c. Gutierrez accI-
dentalmente Sc resbal6 y cayo. que
brandose el hueso de la caders y dos
costillas. Sc habia apeado y estaba
teniendo las riendas mientras pasaba
otro CAIRO en- Ell angosto canine y es.
taba en- Ell acto de subirse otra vez en-
Ell asiento cuando Ell asiento Sc safe
del caro- y 10 trio al suelo. FL sr.
Gutierrez tiene muchos amigos en- Ra-
ton quienes Sc apesaran mucho al sa-
Der de su desafortunado accidente.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-09-17
Ell PAPA HENEDicTo URGE A LA
EUROPA QUE cEsE LA GUERRA
carta Pastoral DirIgida al Mundo Uni
versaI cat6Ilco. supIlca por Ia Res
tauraclon de Ia Paz.

Roma. Seut. 12.--N Observador Ro-
mano, 81 6rgano Official del Vaticano,
publica una carta Pastoral del Papa
Benedicto XIV, en- forma de una enci-
clica al mundo e~piscopacio. Contiene
81 programa para 81 pontificado del
Papa Benedicto cual, ~sumarizado, LA
ma por ~esfuerzos r~enovados para es-
parcir la religion por TODD el mundo y
urge paz y hermandad entire gentes y
naciones que temen a Dios.
La encfcIica que dirlje al mundo del
orhe Catolico, habla generalmente de
la guerra Europea.
miranda al rebaho dejado a nues-
tro cnidado," dice ell Papa Benedicto,
Eel immense espectaculo de la guerra
general nos ha pagado con I'm indis-
cutible horror v tristeza.
"Cuando una porcion consi.
derable de la Europa destruida por
fuego y espada con la sangre de los
cristianos, es incumbente sobre noso-
tros de abrazar d todos sin distinction,
corderos Y ovejas. en- los brazos de
carload paternal.
Ell Papa implora intercesion por la
paz q la Vfrgen. cuya natiyidad ha ST
do c%elebrada. despues sigue:
"ExhUrtamos. aQuellos que gobier,
nan el destino de las naciones que Sc
unan y hagan a un lado todas las d.
sensiones contrarias al bienestar de
la humanidad.
"Dejadlos realizar que va hay mu-
cho sufrimiento y tristeza a esta vi
da mortal y que no la hagan mas iris
te, dejadlos realizar cuanta ruina Sc
ha traido y cuanta sangre humana Sc
ha derramado."
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-09-17
cINco APAcHEs REPoRTApos
MUERTos.
Sc Hara Una investigation Rfglda del
Curse de Ia Aguita 0uemante en- q
Dlstrito de DuIce.

Durango. Colo, Sept. 14.-Noticias
recibidas por un tratante con los In
dos aqui reporta que tres Apaches
una India y un indito fueron muertos
en- un baIeamiento reciente entire los
Indios en- Dulce, N. M. Dos Indios,
segun Sc dice, Sc em~borracharon y Sc
p~usieron muy desordenados. La poll
cha Indigena ha sido mandada a dar
I'm rodeo por TODD Ell distrito y hallar
de que lugar vino Ell licor.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-09-17
Ell REGIsTRo CIVIL LLAMADo EN-
LA coRTE DE DlsTRlTo.

FL Juez M. C. Mechem comenz6 a
lamar Ell registro civil por ell termino
de Septiembre de la corte de distrito
aqui Ell Lunes en- la tarde. Cast todos
los abogados de la ciudad Sc hallaban
presentes en- Ell cuartc de la corte y el
juez consult6 con ellos EN- cuanto a.
fijar las fechas para la averiguacion de-
las varias causas Las mas de las
causas civiles son por deuda, 8 por
notas y cuentas. Diez estan marcas
das '~'divorcio" pero en- cuanto a 81 to-
das Sc aveFiguaran en- este termino no
Sc sabe. fn
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-09-17
FERGUSON LIsTo PARA Ell DE
BATE.

Ell Diputado Ferguson con mu-
cho gusto entrara en- ell propuesto
debate conjunto en- Albuquerque
entire los tres candidates congre-
sionales. a segun dice Ell ST.. 5. H.
Paxton, presidente de la comision
central Democratica de estado
con Quartet general aqui.
FL ST.. FERGUSON tomara par
te con placer" dijo el ST.. Paxton
Ell Lunes, rsiendo que Ell ST.. Her
nsndez, Ell candidate Republican,
tambien convenga en- participant
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-09-17
LA sIculENTE cARTA ExPLlcA Ell
ALTO PREsTlclo EN- QUE rs
TENIDo FL NUEvo MExIcANo.

HerIno, N. NJ Sept 10 1914.
ST.. Editor del Nuevo Mexlcanos
Muy ST., mIo:-IncIuso haIlara
Vd, con este papeI 81 page por mi
suscrlcIon por 81 aho do 1914 v en-
seguida dire 4 vd. que estoy muy
conforme con 81 perIodIco, en- pri-
mer Iugar, que co muy cumpiIdc,
desde que 10 tome no me ha faIta-
do, y en- seguIda 90 IN de los
melofes periodloos que Sc puhlI-
can en- EspanoI. Pcr 10 tanto g.
toy muy agredecldc por 81 magni-
flea publication.
5u atento y s. 3.
LUZ cADENA
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-09-17
cANADERo DETENIDc RAJo Ell
CARGO DE EscLAvlTuD RLAN-

.Deming. N. M, Sept. he. F.
Keene. de 35 amos de edad, un criador
de reces acaudalado fue detenido hoy
en- Silver City, para ~aguardar la ac-
cion del gran 1ufado de los Estados
Unidos bajo ell cargo de violar Ell ac-
ia de escIavitud blanca de Mann. La
testigo quejante fue Dora Jenkins, de
IS amos de edad. ~secretaria en- la Off
Gina de pensiones de los Estados Uni
dos en- Washington.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-09-17
A. M. BERGERE SERA NoMBBRA-
DO ADMINISTRATORS DE sU Es-
POSA.

En- la corte de pruebas Ell Martes Ell
Juez Canuto Alarid concedi6 la petit
cion de Alfred M. Bergere para ser
nombrado administrator del estado
personal de la finada Sra. Alfred M.
Bergere quien murio sin hacer tesla
mento., La peticion dice que una gran
parte de su propiedad esta va tenida
IN confianza. Ell Sr. Bergere tambien
fue nombrado guardian de Luna Ber-
gere, Carlos Bergere, y las senoritas
Consuelo, Dolores, Rosina 8 Isabel
Bergere, quienes cuentan n1enos que
81 amos de edad. La fianza del SRI
Bergere fue fijada en- $500.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-09-17
LA c%oRoNAcIoN PAPAL.
lmponentes Ceremonies Sc veriflcan
con Motive de la consagracIon.

Roma, Sept. 6.-Hoy tuvo lugar en-
la Capilla Sixtina, la coronation del
Papa Benedicto XIV. La ceremonial
fue imponente por su solemnidad. Sc
hizo uso de la Capilla Sixtina para la
coronation con ell objeto de evitar la
pompa en- tempo de guerra. Toda la
corte pontifical, los miembros de la
aristocracia Omaha y Ia familia del
pontffice estuvieron presentes.
La escena durante la cuaI ell Papa
B~enedicto fue sentado en- la Silla Ges-
tatoria precedi6 por los portadores de
la triple corona y ~flanqueado por los
p~ortadores de los celebrates abanicos
de pluma y sesenta c~ardenales de ri
guroso traje, fue s~orprendente. Guam
do termin6 esta ceremonial el Papa
fue aclamado por los presentes.
Todos los cuerpos armados de la
Santa Sede terciaron armas al paso
de la procession que Sc form6 en- las
habitaciones del Papa, encaminandose
a la capilla Paulina donde fue ceIebra-
da la ~adoracion del Santo Sacrament
te. En- la procession tomaron parte
los altos d~ignatarios de la corte papaI
los ~patriarcas, los arzobispos y los
obispos del oriente.
De Ia SapiIIa Paulina Sc dirigi6 Ia
procession a la capilIa sfxtina donde Sc
dijo uua misas Despues de la indui-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-09-17
UNA sANDIA QUE PEsA SO Ll7RAs
cosEcHADA EN- UN TERRENo
nE TEMpnpAf

Dice Ell 'Deming Graphic" 10 81
~guiente: wv. s.. Mullen, quien tiene
un terreno de temporal cerca de Axe
la levanto n sandfa que pesa 50 H.
bras en- su lugar sin ninruna cIase de
.regadfo, v tambien esta c~osechando
40 fanesas de maiz por acre. Ell cuai
fue semhrado con un cavador y sin
ninguna irrigation.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-09-17

sELlcMAN Y JOSE INEz
RoYRAL SON NoMINADoe PARA
IA LEcisLATuKA PoR LOS DE-
MocRATAs.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-09-17

Los Progreslstas y los Hljos de Jsffer-
son no Hacen Fusion; Los Anterlo-
res Sc Prorogan Para ReunIrse otra
vex Dentro de Una semana Para
Hacer sus NomInaclones.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-09-17
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INFoRMEs GRATIS.

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s PoRyENIR; secretoa para hacerse amar de la persona que uno que
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= de correo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-09-17
DIREccIoN:

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The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1914-03-20

The Red Cross society, whose work
for humanity has been SO great. has
enlarged its sphere of usefulness. 1t
has established Il town and country
nursing service through whose instru,
mentality the dwellers in even isolated
communities may be assured of proper
care III times Of illness. The object Of
this is to encourage the employment OF.
visiting nurses in remote districts
where it is difficult to obtain the serv,
ices Of a physician.
1t was through Miss Jane A. DelanO.
chairman Of the national committee
Oh nursing service. that this new de-
partment Of the work was established.
Because Of the splendid efficiency to
which she has brought the nursing
work Of the Red Cross the gold medal
Of merit has been awarded t. Miss De
limo by the president. In presenting
her with the medal President Wilson
said:
1T 10 due to Miss Delano's devoted
and efficient labors that a splendid
corps Of over 1000 Of the best trained
nurses in the country have been en-
rolled in the Red Cross for active serv
ice in time Of war or disaster. Not only
has this large corps been enrolled. but
by neal Of 40 local committees II
system has been established that en-
ables the Red Cross to mobilize within
q few hours time anywhere in thu.
country the number Of nurses required
for active service"
Miss Delano IL one Of the most dis.
t1nguished members Of the nursing pro
fession in America. She had estab-
nshed a high reputation before she
Joined the Red Cross. She IL a gradu.
ate Of the Bellevue Training School
For Nurses. Her first case IL said to
have been that Of the late Abram S.
Hewitt. then mayor Of New York. She
distinguished herself by her work in
the yellow fever epidemic in Florida.
She has held important positions in the
west, in Philadelphia and In Buffalo.
She was superintendent Of the New
York municipal training school for
women nurses and later Of Bellevue
hospital, where she instituted many
needed reforms.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1914-03-20
CLEANING LAMPS.
Give Them Daily Attention If You De.
sire . Good LIGHT.

Give Thorn Daily Attention IL You Dc.
sire . Good Light.
OH lamps are still commonly used in
many suburban homes. but there are
complaints often Of the unpleasant
odor that comes from them.
When cleaning them put into a pail
used only for this purpose equal parts
Of vinegar and water. with 4 little
washing soda. and heat the solution to
the boiling point.
Next. taking the lamp apart. put the
different metal parts of the burner into
the boiling liquid for about ten min
utes-that Is to say. put into the solu-
don the reservoir for the oil empty
ing Il frst. of c0urse,. all the metal
pieces around the wick and the wick
itself.
II. however. the lamp is one which
has no detachable parts pour some of
tho boiling liquid into the empty re-
ceptacle aud let it stand for awhile.
but do not put the lamp itself into the
cleaning solution for fear of its being
tarnished.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1914-03-20
CONVENIENT BAGS.

New Models Ars Compact and Fitted
With Useful Accessories.
Manufacturers Of fine leather goods
are Offering exquisite novelties in trav.
cling bags and cases, which are much
smaller In size than the heavy. old
fashioned types Of bags. The respon'
sibility for the change He's with the
modern taste for motoring. The wo.
man of 1914 covers such distances
and her belongings must be 50 mod.
crate in size and 30 easily packed that
designers have been at work turning
out the most elegant as well as thu
most convenient form Of toilet ap.
paratus.
The party bag IL u mere triHe to
handle and looks almost like u hand.
kerchief in black MORE drawn in with
a ribbon. 1t may be concealed in q
coat pocket. or there would be space
for It in a little hand bag. Within its
folds are all the items that 60 to g1ve
q woman the finishing touches for the
toilet. Just u little frame keeps all
the gold. silver gilt or enameled triaes
together. and the contents are all that
IL required.
The prevailing taste leans to easily
folded or drawn bags. and some novel
ties c0nsis Of round models Of the
finest leather. 50 soft AZ to crush into
very small space. Inside II 4 frame
and into this are fitted the little i'm.
plements Of the toilet. A tiny hair
brush Ia 8 into gold. gilt. enamel OF
inlaid ivory or tortoise shell. The cont
II decorative. and there are small pots
for cream. powder. lip salye. tiny bot.
ties FOR perfume. a miniature tooth
brush. diminutive manicure nipple
ments and q long thin roll Of metal
matching the setting of the ease that
turns out t be a receptacle for needles
cotton and ,ther trifles to mend q rent
The center Of some Of these collaps.
ible bags fitted with Il waterproof
compartment for Il sponge.
Color enters into many Of these fan.
ciful cases u green leather bag 81
case containing red or ,ose colored
fittings. while q yellow bag will have
every item In blue enamel or in silver
gilt Many and varied are These
dainty tribes and devices featuring 4
seas0n Ut unusual luxury and elegancs
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1914-03-20
M|LADY'S new
SPRING HAT
Wide Latitude Is Permitted In
the Choice Of a Shape, While
Ribbon Is Now a Very Fa-
vored Trimming.

you are beginning to plan your
Easter hat. and there are few
women who do not have this in
teresting chapeau now in mind, 1t
may be we'll to know what Is per-
missible. Fashion seems to be pre-
disposed in favor Of small hats. They
are small in q horizontal way only.
however, for many Of them tower into
he air to surprising attitudes. The
rocket-like novelty feathers are still to
be seen soaring skyward, and ribbon
bows are perched at an angle that
make small women look tall and tall
women appear giantesses.
Fanciful shapes are favored. One
also sees among the new models
many angular shapes. yet so jaunty
that they are irresistible with their
ribbon decorations and dainty feathers.
to be seen in many varieties. and be-
sides these are hats of many other
types.
AS a rule. crowns are high. This
seems to be Il season of high crowns.
BrinIs are sometimes turned up boldly
on the left OF rolled up all around.
There are besides these many mar
row hrimmed toques. Some shapes
have no brims at all and are adjusted
to show a good deal Of the hair or the
left.
1t may be mentioned that the chic
way of adjusting the trimming is to
put it on the side Of the hat, prefer.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1914-03-20

ably on the left side. This decoration
may consist Of a feather mount, q
5aunty bow to stand erect Of a gar
land or q bouquet to be laid close to
the hair.
Toques that look like a cooks Or
. students cap are also seen. These
berets are usually built Of MORE,
plated silk OF silk poplin. Sometimes
q straw briln is combined with a fab
ric crown. and this is q very smart
combination indeed. Such hats are
trimmed with pointed loops Of the
same material MS the hat and also
with aigrets and feather novelties.
Flower crowns are q feature of some
smart toques. The brims are Of fancy
straw. These are coquettish little at
fairs. very high on the left side or In
the back.
Tagal. pedal. picot and manila stra ws
are In vogue. Leghorn hats are also
a Ia mode. Many fancy rough stra VS.
in dull and glossy finish are also e
As for colors. black Is always a safe
between eas choice. Other colors to
be worn for spring and summer are
beige. tango red. canary yellow. brown.
fraise and blue.
Floral adornments are lovely. There
are huge velvet camellias and silk
ose Peach colored and tango red
roses are especially smart. Small bios
SONS. violets. forgetmenots. etc.. r to
be had in all shades. They are often
combined to much effect with a single
rose.
Ribbons are. however. the trimmings
par excellence for spring. They are
arranged In loops. rosettes and ruches.
Ribbon IL also combined with straw
braid az a decoration. MORE. gros-
grain. ottoman. fable and rep ribbons
in plain cOlors are used. while there
are many lowered patterns and Scotch
plaids.
Two charming flower trimmed hats
are illustrated here. The upper q
n Of bronze gray picot straw. very
much uptilted to the left. where It IL
faced With satin. Ribbon and coral
pink roses are used to trim the hat.
The other model Is a toque in milan
straw. It has the rolling brim turned
up at the side. where the ribbon trim.
ming soars into q high how clasped
Just at the crown BY q bracelet Of small
flowers.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1914-03-20
The Widows Dover.

It II certain that dover" the estate
for life which the widow acquires 1t
her husbands death. wa not known
among the early Saxons. In the laws
Of King Edmund the widow y directed
10 be supported wholly ont q To pr
sonal estate. Dover, = genssally -
cribed 70 the Normans. but e was 0r1t
introduced into the fsodal sysSo0 b.
Emperor Frederick II. who No. 60
ssaperssy WITH ~ 1aGnaA Hsas5 m.
oboot 10
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1914-03-20
WHEN BUYING FISH.

Buy only fish which is well In
season and therefore probably
cheap. plentiful and good.
Select fish with bright eyes
and red g1lls. They should be
st6 and flrm.
6unken. dim eyes or a dabby,
wrinkled appearance always de-
notes stale dsh.
Tue colOring Of all fish should
b bright and clear.
In many shops Dish on Monday:
h merely that left over from
Saturday.
Fish should be trim med and
6lleted at home. If not. the
dshmonger should be told to
send all 1.-The cuttings'' with the
Gsh for soup and 6sh sauces.
Shellfish should be heavy for
their size. and the tail Of q lob
ster should clap back with .
sharp spring when 1t Is straight
ened out.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1914-03-20


are seen on some coats, though the
1ui' length sleeve seems to be most
generally favored. As for collars, The
klmono and the rolling dare collar
seem to be accepted styles. The latter
stands high In the back.
Whethe; we like 1t or not. the mod1s+
DC authorities have decreed that b.
efo are to be in the lead during the
early spring. Some women, of course,
look charming In these abbreviated
garments. The new boleros are most
engaging affairs. made either with on
without revers and opening wei love-
y brocaded or deliberately embroidered
waistcoats.
Most Of the advance models are Of
face cloth, and many Of them have the
high Napoleonic collars that can hard.
~ ever fail to look smart.
Coats often have the extreme fare
over the hips that the fullness of the
hip lines require with pannier draper
les and faring tunics. On some coats
godet ~flounces are used.
One thing seems settled, and that is
that skirts and draperies generally are
to be more voluminous. This is good
news, for graceful and we'll managed
draperies give charm to almost any
figure. The ballet dancer tunics, with
frills stiffened at the hem, are in all
probability the forerunners Of Grecian
~draperies that will fall In soft folds
ever the waist line. Waists are things
q the past. We are to disdain them,
wen as Venus de Milo did, and
swathe them out Of sight In classic
plaits and folds.
This classic tendency in dress y not
- b wondered at after the long
vogue that the natural waist has en-
3oyed. It Ia the obvious outcome Of
that return to nature, and the powers
that preside over the world Of fashion
sre evidently going to take full ad-
vantage Of it to exploit the charms Of
the worlds most artistic period OF
dress, eunningly adapting 10 modern
requirements the beautiful flowing
lraperies 80 admired BY the seulptors
e ancient Greece and Rome. The
short tunic Is swiftly Giving place to
he greater elegance Of hong draperies.
On skirts combinations Of tuntcs and
1faperies are eea Some TUNES are
made with a panel. While vide owe
the haDa. skirts still are quite narrow
bssew. Pannier draperfes are used on
some models, the most successful b.
ING these on which the -fullne9s =
brought we'll below the hip line
kit being considered very smart
. out In ratne. the short coat being
der AEapery In modified lines y carried
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1914-03-20
Eradjcatjno Paint Stains.

Many women WIFI be glad to know
that butter rubbed on the hande will
remove paint. hat dye. stove black.
ETC.. much better than turpentine and
win not leave any unpleasant rough
neas behind. Rnb the hands With Z
piece Of butter and wash them IN
waTm water and soap. Repeat tn
pFeesss II -nscsssary.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1914-03-20
Bedroom Door knocksrs.

Bedroom Door Knockers.
Among the clever novelties now b
ing shown are little knockers for bed.
room doors. These are made Of vari-
Gus kinds Of metal and come in quaint
figures. such as the Canterbury pill
grtms. knights. COLLINS. gnomes and
various legendary characters. They
are about four inches high. Of very
good workmanship and would indeed
add 4 touch Of individuality to the door
Of q guest room or other bedroom In q
house. They range from g up in
price.