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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-29

0as LANCE prdblerii4e Sereo'
bes ruIii6en Generals iiber bic Gin
h%erufuns DON minoerpeHbisen Wann:
idaften gu ben Subuen bient lebt9lit
benz 3pet, bic fiir4terli4en @erluitt
Su perbeimlifen, bic RubIanb in ieta
nsr issisen Offenfipe erleibet. go
fpobl BON Seiten Der WhlitdrbehOroslI
SeutI6lanos, pie Oeiterrei4s TT ptes
berboIt errpGbnt ipDrben, bub Die ruiz
ITf9en @nsriffe obne ale Sdonune
BON Weni9eHleben erfolgen unb bic
Berluite bementiprsdenb gang unss~
beuerli9 iinb unb bas pirb jebt ourd
has 3useitdnbnib beitGtist. oaB
.Wannidaften, bic uuter eepohnlidsll
YerbdltniFen BON MiIitGrbisnit be-
freit limb, gu ben 5abnen e~inberufsn
ipsrben mubten." Sie &ufretbuns,
NIT Der man Die Oeuti6eu gu perniAs
ten iu6te, felt ii4 uuf Der anSeren
Geitt elm.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-29

ptr brauden gar nidt 10 ipeit au &C.
ben. Differ artes Iiefert seniisenb
Yetfpielc non franaSfidsr llrmenfd.
.lidtett. Tsutfde giOilsefansene tterf
ben ntht In Granireid interntrt, Ions
bern In ben Siimpfen unb Gieberscs
oenben Ifritas. geftdnbis mub Bic
beutide Rssieruns Wieberpsrscliungs
Wtabres.ln ipessn sraufamer Bebanbs
lung bon beutf9en ariesssefansen,l
iibett.
Iuf sl.ider stuf. Der llnpabrb.it
itsben aud bic Iusfibrungen iiber
oeutIde aunit. BON ipelher Der Y'ros
feFor iast. bab Der Deutf4e mir bsui.
iae STUNT pflsgs; ieber ~uniperials
Bug lei ibr frsmb. 9as 1T bod Der
.oloTalIs llnIinr. Beethoven, Wcs
cart, Wasner. grabms unO tpie al lie
beutfden aomponifteu bon WsItruf
beiben, babsn in Der sanseu WeIt Gels
tuns, absr bic frans5fifhe Nation, RON
Der CANON ibre Menfdlidtstt unb
ibren unioerfaIsn 9eiit riibmt. bat bic
oeutidsn aompontiten als 8oaes
Mufit bon ibrem prosramm dbgeIebt.
3tebt man polIsrbs In 9etrahi, mas
bic Welt bisber iiber ben aaratter Der
bsiben 9ationen gsurtbeili bat, 10 III
ss bod cine sbdtfahe, bic ale So>
pbiiterie unb @erlogenbeit bes Jrans
5oIen nidt ipiberIesen fam, bab rad3
rersn ani9auuug bic 5ransDien BON
ibrsr nationalen lleberleeenbeit su Itdrt
unb bic DeutItsn gu penis iiberSsasi
iinb. 9as firoet feline Grtldrurs
in ben pirtbidoitlihsn DerbdliniHeu.
Der 8suii6e muB nit Der sar;en
Welt in geriibrung iteben, er mub IN
alien 2dnbsrn uno auf alien Tesren
gu Sauie iein, nm iein 4ustommsn
gu finbsn, tpabreno Der grawpie
ielbitgeniisiam hiuter benz bduslitsn
5ssrbe iist. por1us iid ersibt. SaB
Der Oeuti6e International unb Der
Tran5ois propin3iaI III. aIio senal Der
gebuuptuns bee profeTors eniassen=
aeieBt. Das sr iir cine piFeni6afts
Iide 9arIesune ausgibi, III cine bic
WiFsridaft fddnosroe ais..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-29

Go unterltegt teinem Speis
fel, Dab Die Iaiirteu jest rieiiss In>
ftrenguneen MADDEN, I'm ben Sies gu
errineen unO oab lie in iebsr Stni4t
boppsit 10 tart limb, ipie por etnem
Sabre, absr bab ite bislans ni6t melr
errsi1t babsu, Idbt erieben, Die boffz
nunesIos ibrs ausiidten auf Grfols
iirb. Dag tie firaterIide 9srIuits
erlitten baden mifen, sebt baraus
herDOr, oob iie frog Der srObsn Starts,
nit psldsr lie bic SffenitOe besOnnsn
baben, auf bic Issten ReierOen suriits
ereifen uno WannI9aften unter Die
SABINE berufsr, bic fir ben Jelooisnil
nidt seeienet iinb, a6sr bic man
brauht, I'M bic fiirdterliaen aiiden,
ipel6e bic Seuti6ep reiben, ausSufils
len. 4un 1T erIi6tIid, bub bic Deuts
ihen pplauf i'm Stanbe iinb, ben
Druid, 10 fiirhterlia er au6 lit, uusz
subolten, ba tie bic OFferiioe ssesrl
@erbun ni6t eingeitelt baben unb mad
ipie DOT bort bic Gntiheibuns iuden,
fpel4e gum Gnoe oes arisses fibreu
fol.
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Aus dem Cincinnati E~nquirer.l
OUR INJURY THROUGH SYC0-
MI GNTrv

Certainly the Scotchman who heard
the address of James NJ. Beck, for
mer Assistant Attorney-General OF the
United States, delivered at Glasgow
will understand that the sentiments ex.
pressed were personal, and not represen-
tative of the American people. Mr.. Beck
said that eternal fate has welded
Britain and the United States into an
indissoluble wedlock, and they must
not retard that sympathy by misin:er-
probation of each others motives" Mr..
Beck was speaking in an apologize
manner. He Was ~humbling himself to
turn aside the critism that constantly
recurs in the British Kingdom Of the
American people for not joining in the
war against Germany. Mr.. Beck 10 not
the spokesman for the American people.
who distinctly are not indissolubly 1oi-
ned to England. Neither is this country
a stepchild OF the British Empire. Every
American rcsents most strenuously the
cavalier way in which the English
crown officials have cribbed, cabincd
and confined our foreign trade and the
easy and ~nonchalant manner in which
they have assumed that this country
has no rights TO which their own mill
tary necessities are not paramount
Within the week the offensive and in
ternationally Illegal black list of Amer
lean firms doing an overseas trade has
been formulated. Citizens Of the
United States are to be punished be,
cause they cable money to needy rel
atives In Germany, or because they
transact business with German sub
jects in South American countries.
The refreshing intimation comes FROM
Washington that the State Department
is preparing q protest, and, in the ex-
pectstion that it will be ignored, as
previous objections have been brushed
aside, lie considering = recommendation
for the enactment of legislation suit
able for the subject, This may or may
not NEAR the erection Of an embargo
until England comes to her senses.
Mr.. Beck and other tame-cats, who
delight in hat curious abasement that
nfflicts certain Americans in England,
would be far more acceptable in the
eyes of their fellow citizens II they
explained to their selfish hosts that on
this side of the Atlantic the people he
lieye hat they are free and indepcn-
dent. Moreover, they feel that they are
entirely neutral, and vigorously object
to being treated as q dependency OF
Great Britain. There is here no mis-
Interpretation Of the English motives,
which are clear enough to be com
pretended by the most obtuse. The
misinterpreting Is taking place on
that side, and some decisive action Is
needed to jar the British people out
Of their snug c~ompIacency that what
soever they do 10 right.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-29

Die 9siellf4aft CUR Be-
idmpfuns Der britii9en geberri6uag
bes ameritanii4en 9anbels ~oerlangt,
bab ale a1iirten S9tffe BON ameri.
tanu6en Sdfsn uusesipsrrt iperoen,
bis England feline Tfparse Cite roa
unb gang ptoerrufen bat. Dos .pdre
elm rpirtiames WitteI, I'm bic &c.
tpinfdte &bbilfe gu erIungen, iopie
bic Gbre unb Rehte Der ameritanii6en
Station su Ti9ern. 4bsr bon einsm
prGfibenten tpie Dilion lit bas nidt
gu ertparteu. Die iadrffe Daffe, bic
er gegen Gnelanb D%erfpenoen min, itnD
Gebertiele. sSm Sabre 1912 bate man
Elm fetneres Gmpfinben fir bic Dubs
runs bes Ndtionulitoloes unb bic BUR
ger griiroeten i'm gun3en 2anbe Der:
cine CUR 9e.ampfuns engiifder On:
mabung. 8as io1te jebt au6 eeidss
ben, ba es oas stn5ise Mtttel tpirs,
Don benz man ertparten tDnnte, bag es
ben prdfibentsn gum enti6lofsren
6droeln perdnluHen pirbe. 1OG)
foate bic agitation ntdt Don Oeut.
fhen ausgeben, ba bierour6 Der Gin.
brud ertpedt rpirb, baB es cine beuti6e
unb feline uncertainties g~euegung 1T.
Das perunlabt uns and gu Der 9emsrs
tung, bub Die obise @efeIi8uft etnen
Sebler beganeen bat, ben prpteit rur
bon beutfhen Jirmen untersei6nen gu
lafer. Sc bate bas ausf9liebli6
Don amerttarif9en Jirmen gef9eben
folen, nm bus @olt gu belebren, bab
es iid Hidt I'm Elm 9orseber CUR Rets
flung Oeutdlanbs, fonbern CUR Sides
runs ~nationaler Re9te uHb Gore BAN
belt. .
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eamnas, ben 20. gull 1916.

Sn Der repubIttani4e en-
pref. pirb Wilion tDesen isinsr I'm
beitanbigteit bur4 bic Se4el se5oseil'
Grit mar er sesen @eritGrtuns oea
Seeres, bann oerlanet er Elm sroBes
Seer. Grit b~efiirtportete er cine t!etne
Mariue, iest tdmpft er um cine sroBe
marine. Grit mar er sesen eine 5arils
aummiIiion, iest 1T er bufiir. GrIt
mar sr Elm entidieoener @esnsr pes
8ooentrebits Spitems. I'm natber Elm
ipltes gu foroern uno bura5uleBsn.
a5er in einsm 9untte 1T Milion tets
iinipanbeIbar ge6lieben, in benz Gnts
I9lub, ben Iaiirtsn gu belfsn. Oar'n
hat feline ppIttit teine 4enDeruns err
fabrsn. Rd6 pie opr ipeisert er iid,
bas 2anb gegen Die 9epultatte eng
lunbs gu Dert6eioieen. tpie oe1en H.d1te
unb Gbre gu beidiiben.
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Senatpr Mewtanbs 1

Senatpr DEMANDS bat
cine HeIolutipn cingebrabt, ipeld)e bic
s,ptt6enitoatli9s 9anbelsz aommillion
ananlpeiit, cine llnteriu1uns iiber Die
Streitfrase 5piIden ben giienbabnci
unb ibren 4ngeitellten gu peranItaIten
unb es pGre unperSeibli1. ipenn oer
2Onsrcb iid Dertaste. obns bic &eIu,
luton angsnpmmen 81 babsu. Sc 1T
bas Elm notbnsnbissr Sdritt, nm BEN
sroben Strsii, tpelden bic giisnbaln>
NnseiieIten anproben. gu perbiiten.
Die unterIuhune purbe bas @plf
iber ben 9runb bss Stretts uno bic
@ere6tistsit besielben auftldren unD
bic Dffentlide Meinuns 1T bas pirts
famite Wittel, I'm ben Streit gu Gnbe
8u brinssn, neil lie bic partei, bic I'm
llnrs9ts 1T. atpinst, naa3useben, rsip,
cine f~pertbpone Stisc fir bic 9ebDrom
lit, tpsnn lie gesen bic cine ober anbere
Settle einidreiten. Sn bisier WstIc 1T
Der Oebs@Streit. Der ben Sdroel Des
Hanbes sdnalid gu ldbmen brOtte,
idnsl gu gnbe setommen. 9rdIioent
GIepelanb bate bic Dffentlide Mesi
nuns fir iid, als er bic Dieoeraufa
nabme bes Don ben giienbabns4 nss:
lteIIten gum 9tiaitanO sebradien
gabnbetriebs erstpans. Sppeit mir
na6 ben bisberissn 9aritequnsen bic
SodleZe b~eurtbeilen, 1T Der Strett
uneEe6tfertist. 2otomotipfiibrsr err
balten iiber $4,000, 9OnbuttDre $500,
!6eiser $1,000 unb 9remier $l100 pas
Sqbr. 4neeii6ts FOLDER Gpbne tam
man ii6erli4 ni6t BON i6ledter Sc
aubluns iprehen, tuel6e gum Streit
stpingt, Inn bDbere 2Dbne gu erlanger.
So1ten anbere 9ef6psroen porIieger,
10 bat bas publitum Elm Redt, gu err
fabren, fpelher Irt lie limb, Tim oens
semGb ieinen Ginflub CUR SeItuns 81
bringen. 9eItimmt 1T, bab es an9s:
iihts FOLDER QDbne etnen Streit I'm
bObere 20bne ni6t redtfertisen piirbe.
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manoos. .Gie aammerarbeiter

man6o6. .Gie aammerarbeiter -
'rausl" Stint 2eutfeH tr,Ien ida
.Gie 9oiiboIer - 'raus!" 5iiui me-.
tere peridrminben, a%iiiatbmrnb. Tenn
Die YoitboIer, Die baben . iein, Die
fonnen in Die StaOt CUR 4;oit, mn
oa gibt's INNER mas gu ieben. @i:
iibrigen iteben erpartungsOru. @1E
pirb uns bIiiben? "a fpmmanbi' ::
aud itcn Der Turier: .gbjlblen!'
Gins, spei, brei, bier, finf ...",
es aebt bis pier5ebn. SmntIoie StiG
iolat aui bas Ieste, fHappe, ndG,
Iinfs ins 2eere o~etporfcne Bier.
oebn."
so" meint fpobIgeidIie IGfeInt
Der Surier, rurb ibr t5nnt beut NAL
9rot fabren. Runtt aht bier unteI
antrrtenl geriianben2" Gin befreites
,Sapobl, Serr rnteroiiBier!" bon
merit Inn ans nier5ebn aeblei eiIt.
seeen. gSir iinb %ertIaiien.
las Depot aber iibt nod unocr.
broiieu. .Sn @ruppen retts if,penft
= maridl Sngruppen IiufS idtpenf.
- marid!" -.
lie llhr ont Grer3ierihupper bat
mob nidlt att gang ausgeihlagen Co
iteben idon pierSebn TriaidIe,ite mi
benz aaiernenboi INN einen rieiigeH
2"eiterfpagen berum. lie aIten Sentt,
Die Den RumnleI bereits fenneH, leb.
men in ihonem 8leifmutb NIT &C.
freu3ten Grmen an Der Iaihiel; bic
G~eiliuae, Dorunter i'd, umfreiill
immer rpieSer oas poriintflItlife ge.
bifel nit entieetem Staunen. aubet'
Dem iit's and red3t fnlt, rub Die BE.
peeiing mad)t marin. 60 freiien mir
o!ic, aid Der SiiiiIier anatitfe aus
Reuf6ln. I'D bin bod feen S6ie,
bet id Jon @aeen 5iebeu t0nnteI"
meint er unipirih. aber Der Huser
hes Ser,n SelbpebeI, Der idcn gro.
pitdtiid Gli ben alitiheriit tbroHt,
beIebrt ibn iebr Iafoniid: Fem
mirii't eben Iernen!"
limb bann erid;eint aud Der gu
rier. einen paden 3eltbabnen iirs,
term Mrm.
.gtle 6a2" unb idmeist Die brat.
reu 3eIibabnen in ben @agen !.
.SnpobI, Serr llnteroiii5ier!"
.Na, oenn fann's ia Iosjebn!"
llnb es gebt los. 9rei t.rnen al:
Die Ie;fiel. Der Butter iteuert, a5.
n~ertheilen iid) 5u je sipei III bic bier
R6eer, unb Die iibrigen brei idiebsn
binten. Mler anians iii idtper, mfl
bieier aninns lit es. @alb aber rolf
Der ungeiiige @agen gar leidt iiber
ben Sof, bieat In iait elegantem
Sfwlmae bnrd,s aniernen.bor naS
rattcrt aiii bic Strabe. .gtih Sdiere
iahrenl" mabnt Serlluieroifisier, Oef
nebeibcrsebt ~. no mero'n
ipn Seni!" metnt aemiitbIi-9 Der @en,
fSlner, lie Strabe iebort bod bcn
@~erfebr!"
$50 bds Gropiantamt licgt2 las
Erpptaniamt lieet natiirI;h an oil.
beren gnbe Der @elt. unb Die @s!t.
in bieiem Jaae bic Staot, lit eber;o
natiirlia mebr lang oils brett. TAI
fommt jebt Die Come berr or. .es
itebt eeihrieben: sun Sdrreibe bet.
nes anseiifts ioait on hcin grot
eiien!~ benfe ih; nun. mir niiiinl
cs ms ipgor crit nal iirter beniel-
ben angcnebmen gegleitcsideimui.
gen bolen. @arum es aud ge-ao'
bcuie 0ad,t 70 seresnet habcn m,5i
ssest iprist Der cred uns naturae.
mig his ING Gpfidlf fhfuupp. 30
iit. mir 70 ein bider gpriBer mittrrl
auf Der WaJe. Nfui 9eufeli Sd milf,
mir NIT benz MermeI iibey's @eiiht
unb itieIe Su unierem llnterofii5isr
Ter idielt 3i mir. Gold elm Bed
bab' i'd INNER. ga, ct jebt ipobf
ihon MD mebr2" grollt er mir enr.
gegen. ~wat Iol'n ba erit sperbeit,
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iuenn oct grot jeIaben is 2

iuern oct grot jeIdben is2"
g6, bu Iieber Simmel, ba bait i'd
gar nifi mebr bran seSabt. Ses.
lit Der @agen ia nod IeerI Rat1r.
poa oas fam nod ned perosi.
llrb id Ieae mid pieber NIT Der ga1'
gen Strait meines aorpers - es lit.
im9ertrauen seiast, bami. nift NIT
Der = in Die Speif,en meines Na'
oes unS made babel Stltbien ii6cr
Die Sinteriront meines 8oroermat'
mes. Die an lid ourf,aiis n'dts un5..
wobnIides bat. slber in ioIher e.
| tuation intereiiirt aud bas 81
rpobnIihe 80.
gnbIih tau6t 6as gropimtalrt
aif. Gin seipaItiser rotber Speiher.
bier Stod bod, etIpas ueripitrat
idon. gm Softbor Iangfpeilt fih en-
ieIbsrauer 9oiten. 0ot rin Ies:-r
fiibner Nud, Der Wagen itebt nao
mir nit ibm. .lliii" Gin fhpcrst
Seui5er Der Grleidterrna ringt i'd
aus pier5ebn briqi6bebedfen WIc.
nerbrijten berpor, a~nfatbmcla
itreidt man iih ben Gd,meib Don Ger
Stirn, Iodert iid Die erlge SaIsbu'
De. @ir limb am 8ieI. gs " mittler.
peiIe nelin llbr eeruorSen. unb m-
alien fnurrt Der Wagen. Ger allip
bot 5rpar porgebant! Rir moerg
aber itiirmleu etuen rabeu gdderla'
Den, mos groiten obne grotma-fe
aibt . ME bot elm trodenes grot.
den 10 prnf]tpoa eeidmed', uno a!s
nod pIoslid cine ebriame Mittib u1s
aug miuaisem SeniterIein cine gteh'
fame beiben aafiees bermsreiht, "a
ertIimmt uniere ai,senblidlihe 81.
irieoenbeit ben 9ipfel Der Seligtei:.
gs lit MIR In Der Srhrlng. Snb
anatihfe aus Neufoln lid, ba CO.
eben 6ieies Seniter binjtelt uno Oct
gebeireuoisen 5rau poG iibtritromsn,
ben Ganfes unb in aler Sorm eircn
Seiratbsontras mad,t. Genn 10 pic,
Site mib bod entiprefero beIchn.
perSen! Seiber aber iits ms nidIt
perg5nnt, abjrnparteu, pie bic idon
redt 1ItIife @ittib bieisn aniraa
auinimmt. Gin bouuerubes oRamuY"
u~nieres llnteroiii6iers reibt uns nil
aiienartiger 4eihDinSisfeit an oon
einiamen @aeen siirid, nrb gerare
fnapp nod, Dor Den Serrer aiiraiii,
rem, bic ebert natiirlih NIT 3ru.,
mddtisen 91ulen Dor ibrem @ageM,
I'M bic n1fiie S.rabeneds braiiisi
uiio ms iiberboIeu ipolen. poltrrt
Der umirise maieitdtiih M ben 3pi.
beg 8rppiantomts. 3ros ttrer prosi
gen 8duIe babeH Tie bas 9adliebrn
Tenn per 5uerit fommt. mablt gu.
crit. aud, menus MIR hum. ICE SIT.
liere iino.
Gie 9ddereil Ia liegt Re, elm elm.
it6diaer 3iegelihuppen, bart IN cine
Ode oes Sofes se5iudnst. @trauidcu.
be Tiiite ariIen ms entJegeu, q
riedt mmoerpou nod Si.hen. lie
gbantaiie ertappt fiH, aiif :erbotenea
@cgen. Solten . adj, feline Spurl
Sier sibt's bod MIR aorrmiBbrct.
fdrc:.
infer Surier aiih ihon mt. Gtentor.
itimme in Die ofiene 9biir REG ghup.
pcns binein y8peibmbertah..
nnbpier5iel 3peites grias.g Battalion,
britfes Gefrutenbepot!~
Gin meblbeii1ubtes WannIein. I'M
Tunfel Der mddtiseH 1hiiroifnrng
nod peiBer mirfenb oils es 70 iton
III. Ihiebt it'd bebentlih bic brute
SoIoatcnmiibe ms @rnid bic onein
iein militdriI6es 8erb1ItniB berrd.t.
unt bldttert unmutbig in einsn
idnierigen Bud. y3neiFrnbertnfs.
unbpier,is? Ra, rpenn bet man
Ianet? 8meites Battalion brit.
tee DEPOT" mlrrt er meter Mao
fritelt babei ipos IN fein Bud .
Sra, benn man lost
Tub i&on Enb aebr bon urs In ber
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Sm 8efrutenbepOt.
9us grotfabrsn n.

Gin tiihIer moraen. @Oraen2
Webr nod nahtihIafenoe 2eit, bela
eS lit nod nidt NAL gang flint llbr,
unb Dor ben befhlagenen Senitern
Der bunitparmen Stlbe bolt iib
nod bas tiefife Dunfel. Sddttri
i6pmfeH a~ufeeregt UNI ben @aid.
tiid in Der einer Ode. Der armeWa i.
ferboler-aue pierunb5pan,ig Stun.
ben etn anoerer -- f&impft. mas baS
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gaIi5icn 10 poais in Sdnben baben. ipic
ppr einem Sabre. lin es 3u ipisoer;
helen, bic Sadlase In @aIi3ien 1T
nidt erfreulid. absr lie TT nidt &C.
iabrli1.
The Colorado statesman., 1916-11-18
DREssmAkERs, DRESS, WITH ACCESSORIES.

Ing of clothes falls to the lot of wOm-
en-, and therefore the dressmakers
dress has become the vogue.
In climates that permit, it is worn
with fur neckpiece and muff for the
street. Where the weather is colder
a separate coat, long and warm, covers
the one-piece frock.
An afternoon gown of exceptional
beauty and elegance is shown here. 1t
Is combination of chiffon velvet,
georgette crepe, and satin. The skirt
has an overdrape and is set on to a
deep plated yoke of the crepe A
hand-embroidered pattern in leaves is
applied to the velvet and crepe where
they are Joined. The bodice and sleeves
of crepe are posed over a sleeveless
The Colorado statesman., 1916-11-18

I4derbodice OF satin. The fullness in
the sleeves is gathered into band of
velvet about the wrist, to which EN-
broidery is applied. This forms soft
frill about the hands. The embroidery
appears again across the crepe bodice,
and it is the touch of distinction which
places this gown in the front rank of
things fashionable. 1t is done with
heavy silk thread in long stitches, and
Is like the gown in color.
A frock of this kind, worn with q
fur neckpiece and smart velvet hat,
is equal to the requirements of any
afternoon function. 1t may be made
of blue velvet and worn over gray
underskirt. In the costume pictured
the shoes are black with gray tops.
There are bags for everything, but
principally there is the fancy bag of
silk or velvet for shopping. Besides
these kinds, the Shower bags of bead
work and those crocheted of heavy silk
thread and decorated with beads are
elegant luxuries for those who have
time and money to put into the making
Of them.
Shopping bagy are of moderate size
The Colorado statesman., 1916-11-18
G.A~ &zzaA
Colored Vests With Suits,

The long undervest of bright con-
trasting color and material to the tail
ored suit is seen in the new winter
models from several of the Paris
houses. This vest shows when the
coat is opened. When the coat Is
closed the suit looks like a morning or
afternoon simple tailored suit. When
1t is opened one glimpses the bright
color of the satin, which is ofter
adorned with embroidery. These vests
are copied after Louis XIV and Louis
XVI models generally
The Colorado statesman., 1916-11-18

shopping bags, with black velvet far
in the lead. All are decorated with
steel beads, and prices ascend as the
beadwork grows elaborate. They range
between five and twenty-five dollars
for really handsome bags. but those en-.
tirely of colored beadwork mount on
up to hundred dollars.
There are less expensive bags made
of taffeta or faille silk and decorated
with narrow plaitings of the silk
These are usually in colors and
changeable effects. But the handsom.
est bags are conceded to be those OF
velvet wrought with steel beads and
having bead fringes or tassels. Many
women make them for themselves, and
they are not in the least difficult fol
The Colorado statesman., 1916-11-18
In Woman S Realm
That the 0nePece Frock Has Attracted Popularity Is Evident
Has Been Well Named the "Dressmakers' Dress" - With
Proper Accessories Is Appropriate for Any Occasion
Bags of Every Form and Material Are in Order.

and most Of them of about the same
shape as the silk crocheted bag shown
in the picture. Usually they are closed
with drawstrings of heavy satin rib
bon, but mountings like that pictured
in the second bag are also used, as
well as the convenient gate" fasten.
ing.
velvet are the materials favored foy
The Colorado statesman., 1916-11-18

The one-piece frock gains steadily in
Importance and threatens to displace
the formal tailored suit in fashionable
wardrobes. This is the day of the
dressmakers' dress, and every estab-
lishment of authority is designing mod
els for morning as well as afternoon
wear. Perhaps all the tailors who de-
voted time to women's suits in Paris
are on the fighting line, and the max
The Colorado statesman., 1916-11-18

the average needlewoman. With the
price of handwork eliminated, they
come within reach of the limited in
come.
Bags make an easy solution of the
holiday gift problem. They are the
one safest choice.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1916-05-05
ANOTHER NICE BUNCH

Though the weather conditions the
past week have been generally gloomy,
The Times has no reason to complain
of lack ON the part of the people
in handing in new and renewal sub
scriptions, indicating that they are
able to overcome depressing weather
in order to get the news-also that
they know where the news is to be
secured.
New subscribers Dennis Herbst,
Route 6, Pennington; T. v. Brown,
Tarmington; A. / Schell of Bonne
Terre; Hon. John M. Atkinson Of JEFF
ferson City; A. B Horton of Hereu-
aneum; Joel White of Horse Cave,
"; Mrs. James Wescoat of Kewanee,
md Geo. H. Middlecamp Of Hawk
Point.
Renewals Ms, Sarah Morgan,
Route 1; w. R. Williams, Route A;
} I. Dugal. Route 6; NJ. L. Clardy,
- and nr. p. J. Cannon, all Of Farm
ngton: Samuel Painter Of Bismarck;
y. w. Banes of Fredericktown; w. H.
Smith Of Deslare. J. +. Parker of
7sankclay. and lTh Cole of Blaelwell
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1916-05-05
TRAVEL TROUBLES
SHOULD BE CORRECTED
Frequent Poor Connections of Inter
urban With Iron Mountain at De-
Lassus Cause Much Complaint

The Times has heard considerable
complaint recently regarding the fire.
auent poor connections made by the
interurban railway with incoming
trains at DeLassus, causing passen-
gers arriving there on their way to
this city indefinite waits, and often
causing them much trouble and great
inconvenience. We did not fully ap-
preciate the merits in such complaints
until last Sunday, when The Times
editor arrived at that point and found
no car in waiting to bring passengers
to this city. Having no Chauffeur IN
waiting for us-in fact not even pos
sessing an auto--we were compelled
TO await, with several others, the COM
ing of the car, which made its ap-
pearance in about an hour, permitting
several dinners to grow cold and
stale,
But this question of delayed car SER
vice, especially at the DeLassus end
of the line, is not only hardship to
passengers to this place, but it works
very great injustice to Pennington.
The Iron Mountain train was not more
than fifteen minutes late Sunday, and
vet all passengers to this place were
compelled to wait one hour for car,
the one having brought passengers to