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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-16
Nnti:rusiiIf Sorbuno.

Berlin bcn 10bc Npril: Telc.
Nrortmer fra S~tocfbpIin I'll bcrp9.
rtroe 0Iabe berctter, at Der | Soe'
rige er bornct ct TorninS at Weo.
Ientncr al iffe.riiSiilfe Tolfellag,
ION itaor / unoer'oatIigt sSorbolo til
NusIonb, og at Sorbutoct ioag / ct
a~obelgron1 iii VrPijocnt Willon
Gopoe rctict ct Spraab iii BEN onle-
r;fonifc Station ON SlTlp | oeres
Stamp Tor lin rationale Vc'tuaen.
~SSorbunbet omioiter SinIGnoere,
VoIaffer, Gitbauere, Sober % Wel'
bameoanere, Den inbfsote @eiolfnlrtg
/ @iilanb o. De ollore r~lioiiife Otter
i~lepropinier, / Ukraine % 8eor9len.
Nlan6t TorbrnoetS Wteolenmer
nGpnea Wiltael &empicfl, Den bel
tiunbte icoiife Tcrcr Iopi0'obn %
Gtuolo1eu Miihcl &c Sieretbll, lonl
cpholoer iiQ / Shpeij.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-16
SpbeinIo.

Nnrtm " Nopr' oHo' 'to'tc %Nr'
No3 H'ten otn l"0c N'ot. II Scent
her l %ncn. @on ho0o' 'Ierc Elor
llnt a. en- 'nt0cnoC Snloonl. nt> ott
ndr torn ever %1ortn2 W!ot Nrenl
prio' al Hrr'ttrnc hirill be0nnott
al 'otloe % c0cnilll 'caltl,11cnot
nor nan mn 'od >dle : H|orlt@
Ilo'lAlA0@odr rcrit nan 'oHynltn mto
Sroocrcn <h'r prem Tor al 'e ON 'tl'
9onlIe Nor"lorc NJ maillc Soicuot.
~ "a nan 'or II Mars IN men ioni
mirage ira ocllnc Ncllt. pnlt2 Der II
oGre Qrlaloei Ndo9 oai. at nan tlirot
~ooerplnoc Sn0oommcn. Stnnc scr.
~hoaonIllA p!co l'Ur Bonn 't.p ~ Mans
@'''irll cl 'lii'r St""'.'c
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-16

ben al Siertens emit. 5 en- franif
@cret,ting ON JeIt.oest, iom Here
frantic Sfficerer tos GeI t. beocr
bet: "Qoa en- IiIts @aooe for1too
DC at fiitoe frem De Sfatte, iom
Snobpggerne bonSe sraoet nco.
s De Siiie, bpor Sc bapoe Diis.
tarfe ON, at Der bar n~eo9rdOet
Sfatte, belbte De @ano iloooer SorO.
auloet i unoerite Gtaae. Ger, bror
Tanoct trPngte hirtig neo | Sor'
Den, maotte Der nnlig nGre 9ropet,
O6 Scr ianot man ogina iom He9el,
bpab man iAte".
0ct bar oenne Metbooe, Sror'f.
rlpnbene pilbe bennt.e, nnar De, iont
De boobeoe, fom til Berlin.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-16
Gpncacamttcrnce 4pnccrt.

Get or notwithstanding, al en-
Sfolc ipnl %llther college ION ore
Sih. nQ har HrTrtcr, nj at holnc oppe
ct inouint ltort Appordt ION 0ct ncl
ubjmrebe NlUicorfcltcr. Scr III | en-
9nrrrffc har drbelbct ulhcr Nnltr0f
urhcr Troi. Carlo y Spcrotl cncr'
oilfc Hcoclic. Get bar IIocn (nll I'M
itorc &ctnDnln0 inr Stolcn N hare
CT ionnoni Srfc'tcr - hct QlpCr ~llt
terne Cans "a (<ntcrc4Ic oalnd Tor
BEN SIaaa Sport, tnQcr I "rllQ
M1iiflcr % Nlcrnccclcr. 'nn Oilers
@oic.@on. Sporicn rlIhc pirfc MIN
ore uhplflcnhc pnn
anncertcn ,loiic NrchnQ N'icn I
@ronn Cpcro Nouic, ION blcp Nlrci
for nofiaa hdnrli1 sons. nnr oQ'oo en-
riatiq nnu'ifnl'f Sport loct @ltticrnc
mch nler cher nriuhrc NppInmb plclc4
sc iid iaicrrrcm hclc inn lpGrc Ahlnlrc,
heifoocnbc al Wtoiart. Gporof, Hllit,
Mcnerbccr. Nonbr ~ StrnllIa, Clors
Tie anrnopniltcr n%Iirnrct pch 1T sra
rrr) Ct ~'orcprint Qnnlfc rcltiN
Trndronl. uo hCrtil Qnp en- hcl gel
rrch ,Snn0 10 alcrn uhfrrtc Grtrd.
munro tilbchiic. StnffCrnc pon Ero'
drnnrmet honhc @llttCrnc pIln1ot life
ipillct oi'crtlil icr, "a I'll ctpor a.
Sem fnnttcnc @}roi. Spcrnii hcr'or
rnacn uplulcnnc NCmcrfninQcr an
ooocnhc hcrc9 Sprinhcllc. GpordI2
femtc S%nn1ioni. hroroi %nrQo'cn blcO
'pinct. er lpm bcticnbt |fonlppnCrct
inlfnlh hclpla - her | N%lluncIhicf
Gountn, nenliQ urbcr @lnton Nuo
rofs Spholh / set lille bphnti'fc Sctt
Iemer,t / Spllipilc. SommCrcn 1898.
"a set hnphc untltrllQuia i'm ipccicllc
Sntcrc@ie Of hrrc MIu'lt, lnn1 pnr
"hlcmmlcla1et lclr on bet ullbc have
nUrct moriommcrc at titnnc hopc
ioQt. q, Gpcrnf iclp por Ct S@lnncinicf
Vrobuft.
@lTiecrtcitrcia Troitntionrr ~
Vroi. Spcroti blcp pnnltlnnnct meN
~pclfortlcnt %iiolo.
%rlthcr Gplcnc Nor boo oQinn pn0
ct lTnqcrc Vronrnm pN Nop Here g.
irommrc. Snnncnr pnr a. mclct
IoriflcIin Vchnlt, men blcp Qicuucnl
0nacnbc rcl uN'prt Stlcnt Stcmmcr
ne por al hpiii lllllc NpolitCt ~ lite
oltib iao rene lcm rnitcllQ bp6ct 6oN
hen prrciir % Qooc SuminnQ poo
bcttc. NJ ll0'rrclicu AZ ct lun ban.
ifclil SanNluImcr ipm Slnl VluIu3'
"Ne'tnnpcir", tnn man lite nlc0 N,'
mellQhc6 pcntc ct belt lt0 t~il'rc0altlI
lenbc Hcinltnt az ct @lm0tprtor. NCc
iorbrea obifilliQ tunlWcrIIt Gpnc Il!
az male ~ mlanccrc. Sucr Torcoru
get a bol al rnItclil Gin "a Strait
Soliiten inntc9 al pare / Nt'io(clic
al bcn rcttc Stcmmc. om 0sH bare
haphc prrci Ell Qp0 Gel mere oa!tljl.
Zen qamle Cans "Nitid, rotid 'jlr
BON, bonn bonn. orrNulcrct a. |r.
frco |ouiicn. Qlorot itormcnoc v0t,.
% houoc 'ortIcut en- "a tlpo.
q !
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-16
Den iioite fra 1870.
Warifalf Sacieler / ltmaabc.

Gen tp'fc Seltr1arlfalf bon Sac
Iclcr, Scr / Sanitor Iaoneo blep so
Ior, mcn iom lige til M bar orret
Tc6 1ronpriniens Scr peo &eroltrt
og / Ir9onncr.S fogen, er eiter 81
gcnpe inlot / llnaabe boa aeiicren
% bar iooet i'm Mfifeo. Set bar bclt
lihite tp'fc @cncral ira 1870, Ben
iioitc al Den ganllc prcuaiiife Sfolc.
8ootlicb bon Nncicler, ser UNDER
ocnnc arig melt bar giort Jig bercmt
REQ i'm llotolclic ON, of ban plloe
ipiic Trofoit / Taria ben Ste Sep.
tcntber 1914 cllcr oaion ifpoc iig
furan Nrontcn, blcp mcb9ipet aron-
%prinIcn iom e, Clogs militrr Raab-
Niper. Mnn aiorbe bet mere, forbi
Ndclclcr or o%perm1onbc popllpr baa.
Dc / Solicit % / Sprell, ertb foroi
&ciicren nut lifte ham. Set er /
Srlflnnb il,aen SelnmreIiobeb, at
Der / DC 'ioitc tppe gur bar beitonct
en- bpb lloperensi tcnm1elic meQenl
hGnl % Geiicrel ON Ell WPnaoe
Sperasnnaol bunbe al tefniif % an,
ben Irt. S~peroroentli9 %pli1topipl-
oei1oe / Slcneitcn % itrel,9 moo en-
bier, Scr life aioroe lin Fligt, bar
bon alto opernluu6e b~enlpusiMlb
MOB Maroifabet % itraffebe itrenat
ctbpcrt Soloaterplaeeri. San flint
81 fonlnle / fuIbitrnoigt Toieri,
ilaar man ppcrlior ha1ll brii9te ltb-
trpftct "Menneifenlaterinlct" (Wfen-
ldcnmoteriel), % ban fritilercoe pno
cet bitreIte % lforpeIte lin feiierli9e
Scrrc for bans &pit iii "Masiean-
greb". 'San pibite, bpilfe frpsteIiga
lab bisic Wosieangrcb CAB. Mnn
IortTlcr fslgenoe lille Siitorie Der
on:
Set par illlber sc itorc tpife Moil-
errer i 1897. Saeielcr bar nleo
aciicrcns Stab, % &eiieren ielp lie.
oeoe Def enc Wasi eangreb cfter bei
anbct. "a Wonspren bar forbi,
ian1lcocs man til &ritif, % eilbper
al &c o~pcrprOneoc Sfiicerer ifllIbe
iaa notalc lin Mcrillg. De roitt
notilrliguiS a0e oen fciicrlige 5oftif
aqe nnotogen @oeieler. % Surer
fom til banl, in9oc ban biocnoe:
Seq fun noturli9pis life bcitemt
iige, bpilfet Meil,ltat bisie Was ican.
grcb / opbc aolonner piloe have 81.
ret, men iea ipsrger mig ielp, buo,
ri pcl ifulbe bape ioaet Solbatc,
ira til at ifofie Dc Geoc % Soarcb(
fort"
SocieIer par / mango slor &omt
mononnt i Mct5, % ban off her INT
Ser Noprct gauge @ottlicb". Sal
CT Ell Wano nlco ct mcgct reli9iol
Sino, Scr nTitcn grGnicr til MpIti
clallle.
&c irp9tcligc Mprocricr pcb Scr
bur, Scr innot Steo nctop pat
Nrlulo al sc Masican0rcb, ion bar
%iorbpmmer, bar pei grcbct ban
Nrbt. Ga har, bar pel ogiaa Jolt iif
trGnfct ppcr, at ane hans Nnao OF
Mcringcr cr blcune ignorcrcoe q
Dem, Fan lfllloc barre Gaao1ipcr ior
Nan bar iou boot ON III, Iilfco, oe
ocill,c or ogiaa itrar blcucn bcpilge.
l)onl.
Sociclcr er loot t66c Sanudi
1886 o. blcu 2%sitndrtt iom 11uarig
i 1888. San gioroe ole ire &rige
1864, 1866 % 1S70-11 mel
Vrins Srieorit aorla Stab. :
1890 blcu ban Gbci Tor 16oc aorp:
/ Mct,, % paa i'm 20 Mars 6polcIs
boa blcp ban nbnTunt I'll General
ieltrnarifalf. Set CT eli al De mel
taraftcriitiifc Sieurcr / Den init
Nrr, Ser i~oripinber ira oena Siam
nter nleO ham.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-16
Napciproitcr iunt
Mriaepcrftoi.

&lou0t &c itorc Master Al arlaa.
pQQoQe ium Snltcrne ! 1870 crobrc.
81 ira Nranltnlrnbclc, bar Der og'
ia0 ior.Tllcr cn init NpI3. Gil bel Gel
NapciDrel.cr. NJ 'augnc Nranlt
muuO if man |iencrc 9eanin9 pua
@cuNtn. Set par a. &c airitanIte
Sroppcr. Srauifmrnoeue bapNc lTrt
az bcnptc bette "&rlg@pertisi". i
MorCt 1891 hapbe Sprfernc 'rapri.
i.ct Grabcruc %pcn Nioffa % 'at
llf 'oit Ser.
9to1lc Mtaaucocr ciicr 'tormcoc
IllrbeouINerne SgcN % plpnSrcSe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-16
Npuamos Mrnte % Tlaaoe.

Cen bouanoife Irncs Srcosltpr'
fe uoaier 1850 Siiccrrr og 10000
Mauo n,co $500 Seite. arissltpr'
ten uoaisr pei 100000 ManS. Be-
prbninacn or Mannliher. 8epTrer
al So Im.s aaliber, 3iigleipre,ter
al Sptdfiia' Nobel % 3ullcner az
rs Gnl.s &alibcr ira arilpp.
Noloniurnccn / Eitlnoien nogler
1tl5 Siiiccrcr mcb 31,1S1 Wano.
- 2S..5OO Mcnisc % llnoerofftce.
rcr or iubicotc,
hollands Scriuar bngscs | itor
itcitrrfmins pnu bet SdrSets ST.
l.prie oite anperSte RioSeI OF Iasse
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-16
|iora9 til Sobam Sclmce.

,Sncob u. Son0. Saiinm ga, 81,
II. NOffcn % Muilru M%culinNton,
Aiim, 81. NJ. Ntidclicn, Si2lcion,
:, 81, Sens Grlfion %oul2burg,
4iiun.. 81. Sicpc Sorcuion. 90. ST,
{. M}urtinlou, 90, 81. I<ohu Sirnno.
2 :. So. (illoumltn Sl3.
SioIlQcrc tpittcrct ior $1,000. Salt
$500 90.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-16
oltife>ioet paa
GRAFT papir

@aihiu1ton. Sen 1be Mai: Or.
lIt @ruucteu, a%siiiterenfe 9tcaiitrdr
! Observation-Disclosures a. aon9rea.
ttiIlotcfct % iioligere @pabpotot /
@}lIroutec, SSis.. blcp iSos o'int ira
in StilinN Tor ueoiUiterNc llNtl.
ON FrTilhen, @llion o. Sc
CoreneSe Stater / Acknowledged.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-16
Stemninssbilleoer
fra TYiflano.
%naipprasmaalet. - &c pploipmme
Sab. - Gn Miitraffclie. = San.
icfprbno. - Gn Nat / Hioebuiet.

Gallb. tbeol. Sfat Spffmcper, iom
/ lrngcre Sio ulloer arigcr bar up-
bolbt iig / 5pitlono, @ifriper / Nd
ti9noltiOcubc" bl. a.:
"@i bor 9rso, pi far Eotetcr, ri
har %unn". Tenre llbtolelie bsrtc
man pite ionr @epis ior, at Gng-
lambs ltoiultnillgsplaner maattc
~m'islptfes. Sra Sllltllingcn al ga.
mar be1nnbtc set at fnibe n,eo ior-
ificlligc Gina: Snsr, Eplic o.i.p.
Sicnulitgen or lmc9ct bitter MOD
Slogtcrc og Sen Slaas Solf, ionl
life pil Iopc T.. Gr. Boiler, iurbi
observation-disclosures cr Dem for louc.
81 mi er nlall o9iaa Bit ipariom-
nclige n,co Eotctcrne. = Get foit
hTncc, at iclp Ell ganife ienn Monb
Tiger: "Gitcrbnonocn tror icg hcl.
Ter life, at If9ierclicn fonnmcr til
at ioIbe pan Slagnlarfcn". Meil
hpoh nlo,l hercr ON Sungcrrepoltcr,
ti.rbc i0ctminOitc pGrc untcbcrct.
Srno Sen bersintc Hcpolte / @erlin
oiiQnar. hopbc Ell al mine Yroicslo.
rcr / @ettingen Iorbert iig hos nogle
Sntaa.Sontoperfcrc / @erlin ON,
Ut proon Def e1rltlia hopoe Jig mco
bcnlc Ncpoltc. &on fit ocn De
lies. at Set bar nnglc llocnlnnolfc
alirbcr % cnoel lpic apinofolf, 'onl
hopoc itooet noenipr HigSbn9sbpa-
ninQcn % raobt: "@ip ps Mrnoc-
nc iaien". 90 Set por mcgct Tor
itcacIia ilo ira bcrcs Stalropulft, ior
s. tlcrtc 10 inNCltil9, iaolTlgc
MTIocnc bar / Ncltcn.
Man bar ipurgt mig, ON Oct par
"moriomt" at uurc / Spiflono Tor
Siocn. Gen Brett, icg hprtc on
SenNagcn. hapbc 4 Ssnncr; sc ire
bar iunbct line @rapc / Tolcll, Der,
iicrNc or / Tongcnitab / Ilgicr. Gll
Muno / @uocn pco Chen az bauoC
= Spnncr: Sc or ialSt dlc. %cN
&nIctio iao Scr / CT S~crnbancfupe
G. Stc0 / &anonper Ell Some %
urolcNc al, at ior hcnoeS Sfplo fiun-
* ari9cn 1icrrc pare lTii9e enoiu
hurScs Mtono ticntc uhmcrfct ion
Mcicrucoiiiccr. Gn Soloot / SIT
pccn rciitc iil og aap bcune Gil Iaa.
hon 9uiing. at he,bcs Sat ilsi III
a. %irouct. Gt Tlorc Scrrc gar
Son NcItsrda 10 Morf FOR ocull
"hciricbi0enoc" Sanblins.
Set or iorbuNt at Nnnic Nerncoe
Gnaong / %intcr isrtes Der cn Ero.
ceS / &ounopcr. huor 3 illae Tiacl
por onfIaeet for S%pcrtrroclic a
htitc T~crbub. Gu Soloat hapot
raret hicn1ntc mcb Ternisiion. of
eitcr at bare ipiit MfioSaa. bapb'
s. ire auiiner ipunget ham rino'
tea @uIpct. &c bapNe life Sonic.
% bIcu Sa osiaa i%rificnNt. @cl
ole iinNcr Norbuoct naturIia.
Saaoan or aliiaa "Stenmlngen"
GpifIanS. Man iTrbcs meIlern b.
bispcoe @cnncifcr. raur mani 81
fcnuncr til at om1aacs bcnr riatil
ca life neies mcN &otclbcficnNtita
Der. Srect "hurdhoItcn" bertc maj
ofte; oct iparer eseutiis beore II
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-16

0em norife Mmerifalimies Iftier.
Sfel9e Gable ira Sopebfontorct /
ariItlonia til @inicns Gbicoaofontor,
oateret Den 10oe Wfoi, bar allrien poo
SinienS Iftier oa $9O.45 eitcrot 81.
pioelloen for Iarct 1915 bar betoIt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-16
HOmesteads- ACCOMPLISHMENTS

IL and decided land, the best there is in
Montana, at Etiridee, the new town on
the Great Northern main line. We want
a Druggist, a Doctor, Bank etc. Look
this town up before you buy land or
locate in business. For further intorma-
ton write to the Information Bureau,
Ethridge. Tooie Co. Montana.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-16

ciialge.-Spoprfeoe Sarme /
- Sitter Sail % Grant Sountp. NGr
Marteo, StoIer % 6irter / norife Settles
lneut. 9hl cr Sioen at fiobe. 6tmelige
Triier. Silifrip 6. Waluin Sllon, 6er9us
sails, Winneiotu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-16

Silialgs. Spebe~
- farme, 8:eatnrrundes % 9anoitpfter
for Napebru9 tilidlSs paa lette |iltaar o9
iii nteeet lane Vriier. Fenniplpanie Mort
gage S,npeitment Company, Sor Cir, Spos
fame, 2Salb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-16

GOO Narntc. -Spolioe Winnez
" iota. Wteit inobpoenbe Mtoisbelte. llos
palote opbprteoe Sarme. Eupelte Vrt'cr.
Vette Vilfoor. plip Gier al eli harm. Yiiter
irit. Sun ri ienbe big en-? Worebart gano
So, Wtantato, Wtnneiota.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-16

Silialgs. 100 Ncres 5arm, 4
- Wtil ira Worteo % S MiI ira ySilmar.
sobt, mt &aaninssbus % "earn", CANT
melt ioms Oh Goru=Hrib. 1870 Acres Niger;
0obt 0ano. VriS 800. 90. %il antu9e So ,0G0
inben ct gar sobe Yiltuar paa Reiten. u.
s.. proipn, Niumur, Winneiotu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-16
D:5 Wcrcs, Ter Wtil nuroenipr

~D <SVTSET TNt -NF NOtUNFTUt
l. St. paul peo brola0t Gei. gauoet er
Iloot meo rig lort lanoi9 Nuloioro. 100
9cres opourtet. Iteiten pofter lto1beuoret
Nopuesaus. Stolehus pou tiui9oenoe youo.
Sn iierbepels Ntil ira nor fiterio Snolle.
@pot Iaoninoshuo nlso 5 @Grelier, 9ooe
Earns, I'm Silo. $40 pr. @cre. SShitnep
Realtp So, gsrmania ytie Slo8., Ct. Eanl,
Miun.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-16

ciljaI0s sselnt Icres Tarms
Lamb for 1850 npr Murtso, Stole %
Seleipu. 300 Mil ira Spiuin9bnerue %
Sbico0o, peo Sc tore Suoiieer. Feter Ser
aau. u. /. Eeltou, Wiinu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-16

= iIiaI9s. Sfubutif meo ga
- relaeer % Mtaifiuere ior Stolopnin9.
Nil toae enbel eoot Qauo / Haubelen. Ole
@plbenpanb, "a MoMre, q. Sat.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-04-24

wearing my stage GOWNS in private
life. l want to get way from them.
The instant put them on, feel key
ed up to a scene. At home, 1 wear
loose things mostly chiffon, Geor-
gette crepe, or crepe. de chine.
The sOftness and sickness of these
fabrics appeals to me. They drape
gracefully and there is no weight to
them. My street gowns are simple.
l do not care for severely tailored
clothes. l wear, usually, what is
known as a semi-tailoTed suit.
Most of my hats are small and of
vivid cOloring. My hair and eyes are
dark. A vivid color casts a reflection
on my face and makes my eyes even
larger and more brilliant than they
are.
AS to eating: have always dread
ed putting on flesh. l do not fear
obesity, but 1 eat comparatively lit
tie. For breakfast I have fruit, ONE
let, toast and tea.
At noon l eat almost nothing. If
we have had a strenuous morning I
force myself to eat to provide
strength for the afternoon. But at
dinner, pity my cook! My peculiar
ity is that when find a dish I like,
I insist upon my cook preparing it
perhaps three or four times in sue
CeSsiOn.
The meal like most is the late
supper-and of course it is the most
harmful to a woman Of my profess
sion to try to fight the desire to have
a bite to eat every night before 1 go
to bed.
Sometimes, to satisfy my craving
for food, my maid suggests hot milk.
Ioathe hot milk. always refuse and
go to bed dreaming of Welsh rarebits
and lobster Newburg.
The last question interviewers ask
me is: What sort of sports do you
faU0P9H
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-04-24

do not like golf and like tennis
only fairly well.
But I'm very fond of motoring, mo-
tor boating and swimming. Even a
vampire" must know how to swim.
That's one reason I learned how.
Maybe some day Mr.. Fox will give me
a picture where I can display my
swimming ability. Then, perhaps,
they will call me 'LoreIei."
1890
STYLE SPELLS YOUTHFULNESS
BY Betty Brown
ION thing Dame Fashion must do
for women if her dictates are to be
accepted" says Nine. ALA Ripley of
the Fashion Art League of America.
sis to give them fashion that empha-
size youth.
Youth is incorporated in every
fashion that wins favor with women.
so our wide skirts now are short
and skillfully handled, all heaViness
and cIumsiness are eliminated and
even when a hoop or distender is
used our movements and our unre-
strained mode of living is in no way
hampered.
This brings us to the question of
the actual hOopskiTt l doubt very
much if we will use the actual hoop
skirt or, perhaps, if used, then only in
evening gowns.
But whether artifciaIIy stiffened
or not, skirts are yards and yards
around the bottom all the way from
five or six yards for street wear to
ten and tweVe for evening and after
noon"
-O-O-
ENNR END TLNIIHuT
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-05-05
Hartford Students Of Bird Life Show
 Widespread Activity

Hartford, May 5.-The- annual meeting of the Hartford Bird Study club was held at the Center church house Tuesday evening. The retir- ing officers and committees made re- ports of the work of the past year. After all bills had been paid the treas urer's report showed a balance of s48.18. Sfxty-two new members were added to the club during the year, but on account of clearing out the dead wood on the membership list, an apparent loss of twelve members was shown, the membership at present being 440. Six are honorary.
 Seven members of the club have ben delivering lectures on nature study to audiences both in Connecti- cut and Massachusetts. A great work has been carried on among the school children of Hartford county by the educational committee. More than 1000 children have been addressed. The talks have been illustrated with mounted birds.
 Another new work of the club is the establishing of, bird sanctuaries on Cedar mountain. This began with the land of the Chi1dren's Aid society at Newington, consisting of about sev- enty acres. The club now holds per rnits signed by thirty parties, giving the right to establish bird sanctuartes upon Z,UOU acres WILL PAOSPOSS OA increasing it to 2,500 acres. Permits have also been granted making this large tract of land state game pre-. serve The land will be posted by the state board of fisheries and game for the purpose of preventing and for bidding the public from hunting: .snaring, trapping, taking or other wise molesting wild game and game birds.
 One hundred and twenty-five bird boxes have already been made for this land, and many of them ar eoccu- pied by bluebirds. There. are nesting in the sanctuary black ducks wood chucks, ring necked pheasants, Hun garian cartridges and ruffed grouse.
 The officers elected for the coming year were:
 Honorary President-John H. Sage of Portland.
 President-Dr. Edwin H. Munger of Hartford.
 Vice President -- Frank Bruen or Bristol.
 Recording Secretary-Miss E. Ra1- phine Fothergill, of Hartford.
 Corresponding Secretary = Mrs. H. F. Cone of Hartford
 Treasurer = Henry w. White, of Hartford.
 Assistant Treasurer - George F. Griswold, of Hartford.
 The executive committee consists of the above officers and Lewis w. Ripley and Miss Lucy O. Hunt.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-05-05
IMPERIALISM

The first savah1t to formulate a ma teria1istic philosophy was probably the Greek philosopher Epicurus. who claimed that everything that exists spring from natural causes and that nothing can can be annihilated. Since then some of the most brilliant of the worlds intel1ects have elaborated this doctrine, but the founder of the mod ern materialistic school was Pierre Gassendi, Frenchman, who received the degree of doctor of theology from the College of Digne just three cen turies ago today. Although ordained priest, Gassendi, as professor of philosophy of Aix, founded a system of philosophy which denied all super naturalism. Other famous materialist philosophers include La Metric, Pierre Cabanis, Lord Bacon, Hobbes, Vogt. Moleschott,s Dr. Buchner, Darwin, Huxley, Tyndal1, Herbert Spencer and Prof Ernst Haecke1. It is to be noted that while the ancient nateria1ists reasoned from a metaphysical, begin ming to material concIus1on3 the lat ter-day naterialists base their theories upon physical facts demonstrated by scientific investigations.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-05-05
JAP GOVERNMENT
 AUTHORIZES JUMP
 IN FREIGHT RATES
Increase 15 to 20 Per Cent. On Goods to America
 Will Be Made

Tokio, May 4-In view of the in- crease of exports and growing scare ity of cargo space the government has authorized the Japanese steamship p companies to increase freight rates, The increase affects the three great Japanese shipping concerns which run a service to the United States and Canada. The increase of rates to America is from Is to 20 per cent. when the goods are consigned to ports and 20 per cent. when destined for in terior points.
 The principal items of the goods exported to America to be affected by the increase comprise, srice, tea, fancy mattings raw silk, fabrics, cot ton manufactures, soy, bamboo and bamboo works, porcelain and earth Anware, straw braid, provisions corn, peanuts and camphor
 The freightage on the goods i'm ported to Japan from America has been raised by about 25 per cent on the whole with a, few exceptions. The goods affected are cotton (raw and 1ginned) }, machinery, iron and steel plates, salted fish, pulp. wheat sand wheat flour, zinc plates iron nails glass, condensed milk, maIts and oth- CT commodities.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-05-05
German Grown Prince
 34 Tomorrow

Crown Prince Frederick William, the heir of the Teuton War Lord and the commander of the German forces in the great assault on Verdun, will pass his thirty-fourth milestone to- morrow A vast multitude of words have been written about this imperial young gentleman, yet flatly con tradictory are the various estimates of his character and ability that 1t Is 1m- possible for one with common or garden mind to decide whether he is an angel or a fend, a genius or an idiot. Probably truth lies somewhere between these extremes. In an ante beI1urn article by Charles Edward Russell, the American magazine writer, the Crown Prince was described as tall, slender, not of robust appear ance, with a strange long face, head as long as a horses, powerful, deter mined underjaw, clear, resolute, and rather. wicked-1oolxing blue eyes, and an expression that in some moods is certainly wild and in others is cynical and daring" MT. Russell continued: t"There is no democratic nonsense about this young man; he cher1shes a notion of the imperial dignity, import ance, and prerogatives even beyond that of his father He is to rule by divine right, and is impatient for his turn to begin. Some very old letters of his, written to an intimate friend, came out two years ago. They con ferred no exhi1aration upon the advo- cates either of democracy or of peace flor they revealed a man of ambition, force, and skill eager to rule and full of the spirit of arbitrary power" In that article, written years before the war, MT. Russell predicted many of the events of this struggle. He, de- c1ared that the 'twar-hungry element" with the Crown Prince as their leader, were bent upon the annexation of northern France, while "the growing interference of Germany in the af- fairs of Belgium show which way that little Inorse1 is to go.'' 1t was MT. Russe1l's opinion that the Kaiser was opposed to war and that he sought to restrain 'this long-faced, ram -chinned son. in his activities ''as the leader of the fire-brand cult" From this and many other similar ob- servations made by those who had personal knowledge of ante-Belgiurn Germany and the influences at work there, one may deduce the idea that Grown Prince Frederick William shed no tears of sorrow when at last the Teutonic military machine was set in motion.