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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-09-10

tor noenrigsminiiteriet Stocfbolm.
S 1903 blep BON &abinetsiefretpr
5og 1905 @e1anot i ajpbenbapn. S
Nobember %iar11ne Mar blcb ban i
miolertib fal6t bien1 for at pbcrtoge
Soften ium l1oenrigsminiiter. S
Marts 1909 trooOte ban tilbaqe
iom Miniiter og Dor berefter ct 8or
Mar @eionot / Berlin. SrpIle ct
81. a. Sormaro for sen ipenlfe
Observation-Disclosures og bar
b9ret Delegeret peo forifiellige @on=
ferenler be6rerenbe Sc neutrale @ta-
|ters Sa1oel og @fibsfart UNDER
&rigen.
Mr. Sl16pn @ormon er 50 Mar
og bar giennem EFT lang Marrpffc
bGret cit fremifubt Mor6 / Sc sSor.
.Stater. San ftl1oereoe / fin Eio
sSl1ra beo l1niberiitetet / Cincinnati,
og bar ienere befleot Ell Meffe or=
iete Stillinger. S 1895-1S97 bar
ban UNDER G%lebelonos M%6n1iniltro=
ton Meolem al &obinettet> / bbil=
fet ban inoebopoe Soften ion1 SIT
1tttsminilter. Senere bar ban bpret
8ltbern9r / Staten Sbio fra 1909
til II, og fra 1896 er ban &rofes=
for / Srra beo set l1niDeriitet, bpor=
fra ban oimitterebcs / 1869. San
Dor / Cincinnati.
Dr. Sole Mo6rig11e5 er 8raiilio=
ner og en- al fit @iemlanos melt
fremragenoe Sournalilter. SON er
&coafter at oct uaf6engige @loo
~SSanrnul 90 comrnercio" pg bans
publiciitiife &irfiombco, ierlig poo
finoniielle Smroo6er og mes &er1=
ipn til internationole Sorbolo, bar
lenge bpret bpit ifattet / Mmerifa.
Set CT 90 ogioa ct @ionesbDro Der
ON, at 6e Sor. 5taters Staggering
mt bar lat Or. &o6rigue5 iro /
commissioner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-09-10
Sporfor &,tsierne baocr Seifernc

Mf Den eltroppilfc Hresie fon=
ltotcres, hpoo n1olt ogioo fer / M=
inertia er blebet flor ober, at Sc
f%rigsferen6e geotioner / longt 1terre
@roo ems / nogen ti0ligere arig
nrrer set 0Dbe1te SAD moo bber=
andre.
Men sen babefl1loe Splelie, ser
beijpler Sc forifiellige 6olf> er ino=
bDroes. iaare forifjellig, og ga oen=
tie Sglelie for cit life ringe Oel er
be1temmenoe for Sen 1amleoe Gum
at Mooitonosfraft iom bber al Neo=
tionerne fan preltere> ct set limo
gen b9ro at fori6ge at faa Sen ngje=
re preciieret for bbert enfclt Tolfs
&e0fommenoe.
W}in6lt ct @abet til 5teoe bos
Gnglpnoerne. 9e bor altio poo go6,
gammel tritiif Sis felt fig ioo me-
get b9bet ODER olle onore Nationer,
at Ser iffe bleb Mnleoning til Sa6,
og ben Selelie, font / Sc fi6ite g(or=
tier bar beiielet Sem oberfor ST.
iferne, er nermel It en- 8lan6ing al
Srpgt for &onfurrencc og sgrgrel=
1e ober, at ilige 8arben1ter birfelig
|bil bobe at f%onfnrrere. 6elp en6n11
efter at bobe fempet ct belt Mar
og liot 1tcre Sab af Menneifelib %
Benge og me6 u6iigt til en6nu flor
re, er Ser intet egentligt Sab / Sen
brittle Station, og bette giber fig
ogiaa n6trpf / ben %ri66erlige &rigs=
ferelie;; naar man baber at &iprtd,
bprer Gi66erligbeoen op.
sos Sranifm9n6ene ct Sa6et til
Spiferne nermeit fnpttet til Ste
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-09-10
Sill ppre seiere!

you ben GLADE Sommerti6, bpor
Der er laa mango SommenfomIter
og uoflugter> er set netop Gioen at
bite 1iot 0pmerfiombeo moo BEN
Ao1S, lom De leier, iubfriberer
paa eller laaner. - Com.
me11ign oens Sn6bolo, noitpr %
HrtS, meo bbilfet iom BELT onoet
oanif 8lao og Sc bill fiffert fin-
De, at bette 8loo fortiener Dereg
Anerfienoelie. @is os MI oenne
Spmerfiombeo ! ben met opr111r.
treroe Sorm, beo at ienoe % en-
ny Mbonnent, og peo at form De-
reg Snbfription / rette gio.
Nrebenumre Ien6es frit.
Hbgiberne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-09-10
Dr&t t1watf Krtg.

S Set frantic 8lo6 r@rcellior"
ifriper Eierre Mille: Seq er bereot
til at intgaa f6lgenoc @pbbemaal,
iom gel0er baooe for mig og milne
Gfterfommere: SIR efter tre 5legt=
leo brp0er set life les igjen ia,
maaife ilet life mere, mes l1notagel=
lc al Sen erropGilfe Orient, lom bel
enonl1 trenger til noge1 Sis for at
faloe til &p. Og beller life ga er
Set ganife liffert, ON life Sc gomle
Wagter interbencrer fre6eligt for at
bringe sc 11ngc> bi0iige 2anbe til
|6prnuft.
llianoiDnlig CT Ell np &rig for set
fbrlte, life alene foroi SEN 11ubnren=
De &rig bor bebiit at CIT 5tot fan
boloe fig in6en for fine Teltnings=
b9rfer, 1cm itrGffer fig fra Sen enc
@rGnie til Sen an6en, / en- Defenlip.
lom foter 5jenoen mango Dire.
Sbi man fan me6 &ette antage, at
Be militare Sngenibrer, bbem Sen
fornemlte &olle / Sremtibers &rige
ftfferligt bill tilfaloe, bill gi9re Op=
|finoelier for 9ffenitoen, iom bill
gibe Mngrebet Sberlegenbe6 ober
Goribaret.
Sc 1S eller "a Moane6er, Sen
m1beren6e &rig bill fomtne til al
bore, bill n6motte @uropo lige iao
meget, iom 6e123 Mars &rige UNDER
Hepollttionen 'og &eHerogmmet u6=
matteoe set. 2igeiom / 1S14-15
bill mon fun babe ct Sormaal: at
oprette en- 2igeb9gt al SEN Mrt> at
ingen f6ler fig f~orl1rettet, iaa man
bellere bill fori6ge 8aabenlpffen ems
anerfien6e 5tat1s quo.
Sor ct Marbun6reoe ii6en bleb
2egittmitetsprincipet logt til @r11n6
for oenne 2igebegt iom efter Mac=
%cbiabellis Brincip %ba1ere6es poo
5uperpnernes %Snteresier. M1 bill
Sen bero paa Mationaliteternes Met.
Sgiaa bette bill fun bore ct &om=
promis> tbi intet menneifeligt 8prf
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-09-10
&nlsrnbebrift nuber 9plar-
frebien.

S oenne Si6, 6a &l1Iforipnings=
i%pprgsmuolet neiten oberolt inota:
ger en 1aa oberoroentlig fremtra:
oenoe Hlaos / Sen offentlige Dis=
fnSiion, bil set babe fin Snteresie,
giennem Ell &il0e, Ser gier Sn0trp1
at at bore belun6errettet, at itifte
9efienotifab meo set / mango &et=
Ringer lige iaa merfelige iom flor
itile6e Mr6eioe, Ser / en- al Dor &lo=
beg fiarnelte ggne er / Gang for at
fremfaffe rpe Sorraa6 al Bette SS11=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-09-10

be Snteresie al at fan fat /. Mllere<
De Sum- bar Ser, efter bpa6 ct
rusSiiif 8lab MI meooeler, gibet
Srore til at FIRE ollie Sing al Sob
Der, Mesiing, 5taal og lignenoe
Sornpoenbeoer bort fra BE, polite
8per. Mle @oifiner / Sabrifer bleb
ifilt ao % ien6t til set inore al
Ruslono. 5amtioig fit 2%anoboerne
Orore til at bjerge SEN Sci al ST.
item Der bar tie11lig, og 6en bleb
lenot iamme Sci iom Maifinerne,
mems GcIten p6elagoes poo Marfer=
ne; emo life &artofler og &oer bleb
ifaanet, mes BERTH in6rette6e Ma-
finer poelag6e man &o6frl1gterne.
Giliioit tog Sngeniprerne Mffere.
De belte6e Dampiforitene og
lpr911gte olle be @pgninger / 21tf-
ten, font Sien0en fl1nbe tenfes at
foa 8rl1g for.
S @oricbmt begDnote &pmnin<
gen Sen 16. Suli. G11iinoer of @ooS=
bogne fprte Sen lter1te 9el al Sc
tolf1ingen bort fra 8Den lamu1e1
me0 9nnore6tu1tn0er al 8gn6er fra
De omliggenoe 2onboiitrifter. See
rcns Splog bar forlengit tpmt og
brogt / Sifferbeo og %ligeleoes olle
Observation-Disclosures og Sen fom=
mu1ole Sanf. Man fj9rneoe Sele=
9rof= pg Acknowledgements, ia ielp
&irfeflofferne bleb taget neo og
icnot bort. Sen tpffc Scr fon6t
BEN polite S%obco1too roieret for
alt, bba6 Scr flu1oe bobc noqcn mi
liter @eroi.
ct Gil6ogetpg, ser gjcnnemfpres
paa CIT iaa0nn Muaoe, fa11 life BE-
tegneS 1pm ct %afgj6rcrlDc Neoerloq.
SCREENS &ompfroft CT beporet, %
loa mart ben r,1siiife Scr Ct Die
ben reorganileret og for1pnet n1eb
til trgffelig Mn1munitio11, fan sen
lgjen tagc Sffenitben.
9en tpIfe Serleoelie er flor oper,
at 2onobin0i11gen life ct Sc 1tore
Dire ber0, noor Sen life iunti6iq
fon tilintetgipre / bbert 6alb 1tore
Dcle al sen r1tslilfe StriDsmogt.
Jor <sierne gjnloer. set fpr1t
og frenmei It ON at bebore Spren;
pm Sienoen bel letter e16n1 mere
rrtSftif 2on0omraa6e> CT al mi1orc
getponing, 1aar blot set lebe11oe
%Grn nn6gaar &otoltrofen; Gioa1
CT nemli9 &l1slanos fire Tor=
6nnosfplle. Og Sorbanolingerne /
Jrtgso1t111ae11 b11er, at belle ytatlo=
1len itoor 1omlet ONT set militpre
0pgoper og ierlig @arens SCRIP
ming. Wan beb mt fra 0nmaen, at
&rigsminilter 5ucbomlinob blep of=
Ifeoiget, foroi SCREENS &rigsbereo=
lfob life bar, 1pm set bur6e bore.
Me1 5olfcts Meprei entonter bor
ogloo tDbcligt tilfjer1oegibct, at alt
Ifol lettaS ino paa at for1pne Soc
rc1 meo Mn1nrunition og 5fgts.
Sen r1sfiife &rigsinbultri 1tobifles
pploigt> .rg SSapan 1fol MI bobc poo=
toget Jig at lebere i'm 6orbunos=
|felle en- Mengoe Mmmltnition, Ser
nppnes 10000 @ro11oter ooglig.
Siffert CT Set / bpert Salo, at Sen
r11sltifc Scr bill foo, booD Den
111u11dIcr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-09-10
Ruaarrnra &rtrwtr.

8etp0ningen al Set r11slilfe Sill
hagetog CT bleben @jen1tan0 for Sc
melt forifjellige Meninger. Meoe1rs
iaolcoes nogle al @l1ropos lebe1be
politiife Mutboriteter logger 5fpl=
ocn uoelltffenOe paa Mo11gel al
Saabcn og Mmm11nition Dprer man
fra an0re Sol6 beb6et, at Silbage-
toget ifDl6es CIT bcl %oberlagt Hlon
fra rnsiiif 5i0e ONT at broge Sc tp1f=
pltrtgife Sropper lao langt lom bel
muligt bort fra beres bjemlige 6or=
iDningsfil6er og ms poa ct 0mroo=
Sc, bbor Muslerne be6lt bill fl1n11e
foritaa at u0nptte Sc it%rotegiife Tor=
bol6 og be0 &interens &on1me Ser
for benter, peb Sjelp al tiltr11fne
SoritGrfninger og en- forget Scrip
ming al &rigsmateriel, at flnne BE-
gpn6e ct offen1ibt l1ofolo moo Sen
fremtrengen6e Sien6e.
Sborom ulting CT, 1oo CT Sc fle=
tie at 6e melt fremragenoe Ml1tbpri=
teter paa bette Smroobc eniee ON,
at Silbagetoget er u6en ofgjprel1oe
Setponing for &rigens l1bfalo, %
BET %erfjenbes efterbaonocn og1oo al
DC mango SDifere, Ser fam og bill
ie 5agen / Set rette 2Ds. Noturlig=
big. finder mon / Spiflarb ion on
Ore Ste6er naibe Menneifer, Ser er
blottet for Sorltaaelie al 8egipe11=
beoernes &effebi6be og ill1tter olcne
uo fra en- 6iebliffelig 5temnine.
Set bil6e imi6lerti6 life. bore bel=
oigt, ont set tblfe Soft gop fig en-
funitig Gtem1ing / @ol6, 1oar Set
ienere bite Zig, at @irfeligbeoen llet
fife ibarer bertil, og Sen %betpoenoe
9el al SEN tpife 8resie ooporer
oerfor imo0 at tillegge 8egipenbe-
ber1e / 3it alt for flor 8etponing.
Sofblaoet | @erlin gj6r meget rig
tigt opmarfiom poa, at Moolet for
Sc militore Sperotioner fife >er at
erobre laa meget fien6tligt Serren
1pn m1ligt> men at tilintetgj9re SEN
f%ien0tlige Seer, og Bette Mool er
1oa langt fra naaet. On tiff &or=
Respondent, Ser er ben6t tilboge fra
en Mutomobilt1r ODER ltore 9ele
al 91tfronten, fonltoterer / tit Sele=
grant at &usierne femper fortref=
feligt, og at set er. ganife f%orfejlet
at tro, at Sc bigger / l1or0en og bills
Sl11gt. Son n1erer bel, at SD1ferne
me0 SO fon imp6e1e set en6eliqe
&e1ultat> men beb6er, at man Ifol
bogte fig for Soreitillinger ON en-
foreltaaenoe Eilintetgj6relie of Sen
rusiiife @triosmagt. Sg set iocio=
1iitiife @obe0blao afbiier lige ioa
beitemt Santaiter on1 reboll1tioner
@j9ring / &uslan6.
Man fer al iaa6anne l16tolelier,
at initgtsfuloe Eplfere %b1r6erer 81
tuationen rigttgt. 9eres Spfattelle
pasier go6t I @irfeligbe6en. &l1sier=
ne er bleben ilaaet og bar moottet
gao tilbagez f6rit og fremmelt foroi
6e mangler Mmmltnition og ibert
@fDts, men S%ilbogetoget er blebet
giennemfert mes flor 9pgtigbeo>
bbilfet ligele6es a1erfien6es fra tpif
Side, og Sen rl1ssiiffe Sront er IL
bru6t. ut Ser iffe er Sale ON sSylugt,
fremgaar alene 6erof, ut Seren
meof6rer ult, bbao Sien6en fan ba-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-09-10
.er l1lofomment eIler oefinitipt. Men
bette &otnpromiS bill fire Ell tent
melig lang 5reosperio0e.
Kum1n,rr 3apan?

Set, ser / 2iebliffet er melt eqnet
til at tiltreffe fig Opmerf1ombc=
0en at, bbab Ser bleD n6talt pe6
DumaenS Mabning, ct l1oenrigslni=
hitter Sosionobs MeobeIeller ON
&uslan0s Sorbol6 til Sopon. Ser
bar allereoe lange beret 5temning
for en- n9rn1ere Silllutning til @lls=
lono / Sapar. Sen r11siiife @resie
bar tpoeligt NOT efter sSnipira.
tion - itillet Jig 1oget. r%eierberet
til Sc betp0elige S%nbitotioner / ja=
panife @laoe. M1 notoIer imi6Ier-
tio l~1oenrigsmini1teren poo en- IL
tbetDoig Maobe, at M11slon6 pnifer
Ell iaa6an SilIutning til fin g1tlige
9eobo.
Set er flart> at bbis ser mi6t
UNDER &rigen forbonoles ON ct syor-
bun6 mellem Sc to @tormaqter>
n1aa set bape fin @rnn0 / Sc fore
liggen6e sSorboIb. 0g man fgres 6a
l,bilfaarligt in6 paa @pprgsmaalet
ON Sapanernes Sptre0en pau Sen
e11rop9ife &rigsifueploos - pou
3itfrortcn. Oct Ct iiffert> at en- 1tpr=
re iapanlf Seer bilbe fl11ne foo en-
ofgiprenoe @etp6ning for @egipen=
bcoernes llobifling fer. Og bo set
CT iiffcrt> at &usierne life agter
at ppgibe &ct, men Set lom=
tioig ogloo fumes %fttfffert, at Sc life
lgnger bar iaa 1ntotpmmelige Me=
lerber al brugbare Sfficcrer og Col
batter, ipnes set life urin1eIiqt, at
De ongaoS alborligt meo &laner
ON at foloe Soponerne til l1noipt=
ming. Mtan maa ogloo crinore> at
ois1e ollere0e / Marts fprte meget
ltore Sroppeitprfer ober til Soft
lol1Oet> for, iom set Sen @anq he6,
at oirigere 0en mos &i11o. lltunfe-
ligt er oct bel iffe, at oisie Mfoelin=
ger fan bore ien6t lengere mos &elt
- set paoitoas 10 ogioo, at mi11ore
jopanffc 5tprfer bor bcltaget
&ene poa 2itfronten.
Man b9r ogioo erin6re Msquitbs
ltotolelier / %llnoerbuiet / M~nlconing
al Set ltorc engelife 2non - l1oto=
lelier> iom 9if no poo, at man be-
bpoeoe Fcnge til Sc ny ulliereoe,
iom biloe fonl1e. Man n1entc al
minoelig, at 6en engelif lie 6gr1tcmi=
niIter bermeb itgte6e til @ltmnnerne.
Meen ban fan lige ioo goot babe
tpl1ft pau SSaponerne. timber Sc it's
ligere Sorbanolinger ON bisies Gel
togelle bor &engcipergsmoolet ipil=
let cit flor &ole.
Ser CT en6nl1 en- 8egibenbcb, 1on
peger poa, at Ser er 11oget / @ere,
nemlig Miniiteriet Sfumos 6olo.
Sen pore Overwhelming til bette ct
gonife bilt, at Observation-Disclosures
bar be11pttet fig bel lterft al &c.
lttffeller UNDER Sc it01te @alg. Men
bette CT npppe Sen birfelige @r1tno.
Sg set maa 6esr,oe11 crin0rcs> at
oisle ltolte &olg for e11 bnic11tlig
Sci gjal0t 6pprgsmoolet ON So
bans 9eltagelie og blep uleoet" al
Miniiteriet Sfuma for at bin6re
benne Deltagelle.
@n0elig fan nrbnes, at mon /
frantic @lo6e igien begp110er at
me00ele, at Sapan bill fon1mc til at
optrG6c oglaa / europa. @aole6es
bar Glemenceau / lit 8Ioo 11plig BE-
bnoct bette, og ogloa uStgoro" far
Daft en- Mrtifel ONT Goget1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-09-10

- Sfrib efter Hrppennn1mer If
bette 8lab.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-11-04
STRAIGHT LINES RE-
APPEAR IN BOX COAT
Pleasing Variety in Sleeves With Indica-
tons of Return to Exaggerated Size
When Does Cuff Become Sleeve?

New York, Nov. 3.-The wealth
of artistic and smart ideas in after.
noon and street frocks this season,
while fascinating, is somewhat be-
wildering, too.
OF course the chief features are
the same, this Is out of respect to
Fashions dictates, but there are any
number OF ways that one may vary
these details effectively to meet the
demands Of ones own personality
Fashion shows are becoming as popu.
far with women in general as any
smart social event. The dainty man.
requins wear the clothes as II to
The Manor Born, and perhaps a bit
more gracefully.
The Popularity Of the Box Coat
Since the first showing OF fall and
winter fashions there has been much
discussion as to whether the regu-
lation tailored suit with normal waist
line, snugly fitted, would dominate;
at first 1t seemed as II Il would, but
since then there has been a decided
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-11-04

change toward the looser, belted mod
els, unbelted coats with a half sug.
gestion of waistline. or stranger still
no waist at all, return in short to
the box coat.
These box models are now very
smart indeed; they appear in tailor
made suits, separate oats and fur
coats. Most of the fur coats in
fact, show the box back, even If the
front of the coat is belted
The effect of these unified coats
is bit more youthful than the fitted
lines, which demand beauty and
grace Of figure. The French woman
appreciates the line that Is most be-
coming to her figure, and in most
instances this is the straight line.
Among the new frocks and suits
there are, too, boleros and Etons
that are really quite charming. They
also are becoming to the average fig.
ure.
One seen at a recent fashion show
was of gold lace, combined with
black charmeuse; 1t was on an after
noon frock, and was simple to a de-
gree, but unusually attractive. An
ether OF dark blue serge was made
with square cut yoke, back and front
TO which the lower portion of the
Eton was gathered, forming soft,
fun line across the bust, being drawn
snugly in at the waist, where II
was stitched to two inch belt Of
the serge. The skirt also showed
the yoke and was embroidered WITH
a chain stitch design worked out in
silver threads at the joining OF yoke
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-11-04

ing of the Box Elder stake then
spoke consolingly to the family.
Clara Sparks Of Smithfield and daugh
ter Leila, sang duet. Joseph A.
Godfrey and William Griffin Jr, al.
so gave excellent talks. Mr.. William
Grifilths and Joseph NJ. Larson, sang
Beyond the Vale. The c'osing re.
marks were made by Bishop John
Raveston. The choir sang, o My
Father. Thomas Godfrey closed the
services.
Mr.. Thompson leaves a large fam.
lily to mourn his loss, six sons and
five daughters by his first wife who
died several years ago; he also
leaves a wife Elizabeth.
There were great many relatives
and old time friends came from far
and near. The flowers. over the cas-.
ket was great, one of the largest cor.
teges ever witnessed here followed
the remains to the cemetery.
A farewell party will be given on
Monday, November s, in honor OF
Joseph A. Godfrey wno is to leave
on a mission to England.
Mr.. Joseph Coucher from Rigby'
Idaho, visiting relatives and friends.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-11-04
TWELVE PERISH IN FLAMES

New York, Nov. Twelve per
sons were burned to death in a fire
which destroyed the three story tene-
ment house at 66 North Sixth street,
Brooklyn tonight.
The fire started from a gas explo.
sion in one of the rooms. When the
firemen arrived, flames were coming
from the doors and windows and the
men were unable to enter.
The police learned that there were
not more than twenty-five persons in
the building when the fire broke out
and were confident that they had ac.
counted for thirteen survivors.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-11-04

G., Thompson who died suddenly on
Wednesday at Logan, were held here
Sunday at 1880. The tabernacle was
flied TO its utmost capacity. The
choir sang, Count Your Many Bless.
ings. Prayer W fered by william
Griffin Sr., OF rewton, The choir
further sang, Tho Deep'ning Trials
Tnrong Your Way. Charles Shum.
way and John b. Jardine both spoke
of Mr.. Thompson as a neishbor and
friend. A solo was rendered by DR..
Cragun Of Garland. President Well.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-11-04

the hand. The flare Is decidedly
modish and there is almost no limit
to the width OF the fare. Slashings,
trimmings, contrasting godets, and
panels, are details of the new cuffs;
and the cuff may be OF any length,
from the very narrow band cuff to
the gauntlet which reaches to the ell
bow and even above leaving one to
wonder when the cuff begins and
the sleeve ends. Do these cuffs and
gatherings predict, perhaps, a return
to the hig sleeves with their inside
ruffles and landings of crinoline
which made life so interesting some
years ago?
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-11-04

and lower portion of the skirt. The
same embroidery was carried out on
the jacket, on collar, fronts and belt.
The Necessary Touch Of Fur
One in talking of fashions must
speak again and again of fur-it is
so absolutely necessary to gown and
suit that every imaginable animal
that has a furry pelt, is being utiliz-
ed, and the furriers are reaping won
derful harvests. Among the most
popular furs for trimming purposes
are beaver, seal, and krimmer. The
dark blue serge Is smartened with
a touch of natural gray krimmer, and
the satin finished broadcloth is en-
ricned by narrow and wide bands of
seal or beaver
Interesting skirt Lengths
We have become accustomed to
the short street suit and frock; when
not carried to the extreme, 1t Is far
more satisfactory than a long skirt,
especially with the vogue of the very
vide skirt. We have become used
also the round length evening frock
for dancing, and approve of its com
Portable common sense, but the for
NAL dinner frock, with its slinky,
pointed train, and its extremely short
front Is somewhat disconcerting
One unusually striking model exhib-
tied lately, developed in wonderful
brocade of Bianchini's, was made
with one of these extremely short
skirts and a long. pointed, train; al
though rich and wonderful. the gown
was startling and decidedly bizarre
in effect Much of the grace of the
gown is sacrificed with these skirts.
A Variety in Sleeves
There is wide choice in style Of
sleeve for both house and street cos.
tune. The later models show a pro-
nounced use Of the s'eeve set into
the armhole with gathers. At pres
ent the vogue is for the moderately
large sleeve. with a slight exaggera-
tion Of fu'ness at the elbow and over
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-11-04

Call at this office and get a bundle
OF old papers for a nickel. Just the
thing for starting fires.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-01-09
Dash to Fire
and Suppress
Flames Today
RoBEY STREET REslDENc =
THREATENED BY Ej
MORNING DISASTER.

A spectacular dash to fire near the
Gulf & Ship island Railroad shops,
off Robey street early today, caused
great excitement in the downtown Sec
tion Of the city. and but for the close
proximity of No. company of the
Hattiesburg Fire Department, a dis
asterous blaze would have resulted.
The residence owned by Lenox
Hardy was afiame when the nearest
fire company reached the scene. While
the company from headquarters made
the best time possible, the fire had got
ten under good headway. 1t was caus
ed by mantle becoming ignited from
the open fire place. While the dam
age amounted to but $40, the building
would probably have been lost had
not it been located near one of the
fire companies.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-01-09
PAY CHECKS FOR
SCHOOL TEACHERS
THEY DREW BETWEEN 5000 AND
$1,000 FROM COUNTY
TODAY.

Forrest county teachers, including
those of the Hattiesburg schools, were
able to increase their bank accounts
today by between $4,000 and $4,000.
That sum has been paid over to
them during the last twenty-four hours
by the county distributing officers,
for services for the fourth month of
this scholastic year.
Something like so white teachers
and several colored teachers were in
Hattiesburg today, collecting their sal
aries from the county officials, and
making investments and deposits Of
various kinds. Court officials were
kept busy handing out the pay checks
all day today. The work Of paying
them off was begun yesterday after
noon.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-01-09
Years First Baby
Was a Little Girl
Named Ruth House

Old Doc Stork paid his first visit OF
1915 to Hattiesburg exactly on the
stroke of IL o'clock on New Years
eve.
Record of his visit was made today
at the city's registration office of Dr.
Summers in the McInnis Building.
II there is another older baby
born In 1915 than little Ruth
House, 1t is hard to understand
how it could have happened, because
Ruth made her appearance the mo
ment the new year of 1915 came on
the scene. Ruth and 1915 were born
the same minute.
Ruth's father Is named Rubus
Hause, and her mother is named An
mabel Seal House, and they live or
East Seventh street. She has the dis
tinction Of being Hattiesburg's frsi
new years baby.