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fashions?"
"Gracious. mol" cried both Of the
girls.
Well. it's something I wear. Ism,
it?" insisted Tommy.
Silly" said Ruth. "Of oourse II
IS. but fashions. you sec. are whether
or not things you wear are In style.
Now my shoes are the very latest
fashion In shoes"
And my jacket IL. too." put In little
Mabel. MY Mamma says 20. and she
ought to know because she bought it,"
Il heard my Papa say that Nouser
has lots of style-so u he fsshion. ?.
asked Tommy.
Ruth threw up her hands In d..
spair. MY. did you ever see such a
stupid boy!" she exclaimed. Listen.
Tommy: that Is a new hat you have
on. isn't It? And you wore q different
one last year. didn't youf Wen,
why did your Mamma buy that new
one for you this year?"
Because the other was wore out
and Mouser dragged 1t down In the
coal bin and got 1t all dirty"
Mercy sakes!" cried Ruth. And
Mabel echoed her cry.
Il could shake you. Tommy! Even
II Mouser hadn't soiled your old hat
your Mamma would have bought you
this new one-because the old ono was
no longer in style and this one is.''
Tommy grinned. "Oh NO she
wouldn't" he declared. my Papa
said he ought to spank me for wear
ing out my old hat SO soon. And
he said II wore this ono out I would
have to 60 bareheaded next year.
So
Tommy" interrupted Ruth. In a de-
spairing tone. Don't you ever look at
the fashions in a newspaper or any
of the magazines your Mamma gets?
Don't you see the pictures OF the new
kind Of dresses and hats and shoes
! and coats people are going to WEAR"
Tommy shook his head.
Say. Ruth he asked presently, ct
heard my Mamma say your Mamma
| was fashionable. Did she say that
because your Mamma wears fash
ions?"
Ruth smiled proudly. "of course"
she replied. my Mamma wears all
| the latest fashions and"
HUH" cried Tommy. triumphant
ly. Huh! She does. does she! Well
never saw her dressed in any pic
| lures! I'd like to see her wearing
pictures out OF a magaxine-or any.
body else in this cold weather! Nov
you think you know 1t all. don't you.s
And Tommy laughed and laughed
until-well. until Ruth. very angry,
stamped her tiny foot. grabbed MabaI
by the arm and walked away In q
great rage.
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$ OURpUZZLE

DIAMOND.
My first is a consonant.
My seco.ld is slippery fish.
My t.lird is a tart fruit.
My fourth is used in an open fire
place.
My fifth is consonant.
HIDDEN PIECES OF JEWELRY.
Come. child. embrace Lefty an
then go to bed.
A gale of wind blew at China :
coast, causing much damage.
To say 1.-The latch amt fixed" is
poor grammar.
The General commanded that the
Dutch arm themselves against the
enemy.
A certain tower in Greece has stood
for centuries.
Last week you could hear ringing in
the midnight stiffness. the New Year
Bells
Answers.
DIAMOND: l.
lemon g.
l00
n
HIDDEN PIECES OF yEWELRY:
Bracelet. Watch. Chain. Charm. Ring,
Eas-rin0.
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pink glow In the West told of
another day Mr.. Squirrel. in his
" sleeping porch OF dead leaves.
way up In the topmost branches Of
big hickory, opened first one eye and
then the other.
He gave jump when he saw how
late it was. and. that he had oversight
himself
He had never bought an alarm clock
for he had always depended on Mr..
Red Head, a woodpecker neighbor, to
wake him up just at daybreak. But,
this particular morning Mr.. Red Head
failed to come as he had to stay at
home and help Mrs. Red Head feed
the five little Red Head babies who
had taken the place of the five small
eggs of the day before.
So Mr.. Squirrels alarm clock, the
rafting drum-beat of the woodpecker's
bill, failed to go of that morning. He
was awfully put out about sleeping so
late, as he had planned to do a big
days work, and here it was almost
sunrise and he wasn't even dressed! It
was lucky he did not have a whole
lot Of clothes to put on and button up.
Once down on the ground he sat
on his launches. his little hands
crossed meekly over his white fur vest.
A quick glance around assured him
there were no enemies in sight. So
now for breakfast!
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in the wall which seemed to suit his
purpose and. dipping his lons-handled
brush into thu bucket. sloshed paste
on the smooth surface OF the wall
aud. unwinding his rolls, put up =
huge poster. section by section.
The children watched him ~ he
worked. It was most fascinating.
Piece by piece the poster was put on:
and 1t wasn't until the last piece had
been nSted snugly into place that the
children could read 1t.
Then they recognized the words
Fashion Show" Just behind . dainty
miss dressed In q daring skirt, With
a Observation-Disclosures band around
the bottom Of her skirt and . waist
Of the same amazing color and de-
sign. 1913. -.
His work finished. the man picked
up his tools. lighted his pipe and went
on down the streetN seeking another
place on which to paste . poster.
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MS empty hands.
That mushroom certainly did taste
good. cool and dripping with last
nights dew: but his appetite wasn't
quite satisfied. So he ran up the near
est tree. climbed. like . slack wire
walker. way out on tho tip end Of q
swaying. swinging branch. and secured
nut that was just ready to drop.
Perching himself on . big limb.
where no had q clear view all around,
he finished his breakfast
With his long, front teeth. he cut a
neat little opening on one side Of the
nut and. with these same front teeth,
got out every bit Of the meat, better
than you could have done with the
very best Of nut picks!
Now. with breakfast over. he was all
ready for his days work.
What do you suppose that work
could be?
Well, winter was coming on before
long, and something whispered to him
that tho things he loved to eat were
hard to find on cold, rainy days, and
when the ground was all under the
snow: and that q real wise squirrel
would not forget to hide q whole lot
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Ruth and Mabel and Tommy stood
before the big sheet. spellbound. And
Mouser gravely took his place beside
Tommy and stared up at II. too.
what Is a fashion shown" asked
Tommy.
Ruth laughed. Don't you know"
she said. And then. nudging Mabel.
on her right. she added. He doesn't
know what q fashion show Is. Mabel"
Then both of them laughed.
"Mee-yow!" cried Mouser. Perhaps
he, also. was laughing. though surely
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Now If he put up q little sisnboard

Now II he put up . little signboard
of some kind. or At least stuck .
broomstraw In the ground to mark the
place. all would be easy. But he did
none Of these things.
On some still. cold winter morning.
he runs out on the snow. pauses for
a minute. a. II thinking selects . cer-
tain spot and begins to dig. Down and
down he goes. until the cold. damp
ground II reached. and up he pops.
holding In his paws nut that he
planted months ago! He never makes
mistake-where he digs he gets .
nut and that II all there u to II!
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he couldn't have known, for they
don't have fashion shows in Catland.
you know.
Tommy repeated his question.
"Well." replied Ruth. - fashion
show is where they show fashions.
OF course! What else could Il be-"
Tommy thought for q while. Pres
emily he looked up. what are fash
ions?" he asked.
Mabel looked at Ruth ana Ruth
looked at Mabel. Both OF them snick-
cred.
you tell him." said Ruth.
"Oh. no. you 60 ahead and tell
him. insisted Mabel.
This time II was Ruth who thought
= while before replying. "Well." she
said finally, "Fashions are-Are-
fashions are what you wear"
'Huh! exclaimed Tommy. Tive
got q red flannel chest protector that
my Mamma makes me wear-is that
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-15
Mr.. Squirrels Alarm Clock.

later was lying on the floor. He had
rolled out of bed. having been asleep
all this time.
What is the matter with nay poor
little 'boy?" asked his mother. as she
came into the room and turned on the
light.
1T is Number 7,S93,436." muttered
the still sleepy boy.
What is that, precious? Bless me,
f here isn't a tuft Of hair that was
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-15

thinking it must be a great deal Of
trouble to take over such little
things.
What shall l do with it?" asked
the Shadow. The Shadow looked like
Goblin now. Joey had never seen
a Goblin. but he was certain the
looked like one.
II don't KNOW" Joey replied.
Don't you want the hair? Don,
you miss it?"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-15

" nat snail 1 do with it?" asked the
Goblin.
pulled from your head when you fell
out Of bed"
Mamma. will you forgive me for
laughing out loud in school. Tom An
sci was so funny?"
Did you really laugh out loud in
school? 1t must have been a dream.
my boy"
Joey was wide awake now. If his
mamma said so. maybe 1t was 9 dream
The only real thing about it all was the
hair that his mother held in her hand
She kissed him. and he murmered
drowsily:
Number 7.S93,436."
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"HeFe nc uIgS, nc gctS u nut.
Of nuts and acorns where he could
easily find them later.
So whenever he saw a good. sound
nut. the wormy ones he passed by with
merely snifr, he dug a little round
hole among the grass roots. rolled in
his nut. drew the earth quickly over
II then patted it down firmly with his
paws-sat upright a moment to make
sure that none of the Blue Jay family
saw where he had buried II. He then
hoped away as unconcernedly as II
such a thing as hiding a nut had never
entered his head. He had already
stuffed the hollow limb In his home
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-15

he wandered about among the troops
for three months? The chaplain took
him to the Chief Of Police and they
are trying to hunt up Julien's mother.
The police wanted to keep him mean
time. but he got a firm grasp on the
chaplain's leg and emphatically de-
clared that he was going to stay with
mon capitaine." He is staying: If
his parents can be found he will be
restored to them-if not the chaplain
will see that he has a good home.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-15

Had lost her fawn and mate :
Fearing to go in search of food. :.
Hers was a woeful state.
At last she found place of grass
That looked on the open sea.
Over a steep protecting ledge.
With land view wide and free.
She said. the water front is safe
With its rolling surf and foss:
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-15
THE ALARM CLOCK -
- THAT DIDN'T GO OFF

Moving in long, graceful leaps over
the dew-wet grass, he found q beauti-
full. crisp. white mushroom. all rosy
pink on the under side. Biting this
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-15
FASHIONS WHAT ARE THEY?,

~UTH and Mabel and Tommy had
been having a really delightful
time of 1t playing in the long
narrow side street, with its tall
a.u... wall that ran along one side.
And Mouser, too. Tommy's black cat.
had been enjoying the frolic.
Then, of a sudden. a man carrying
several long. mysterious rolls Of paper.
bucket Of paste and long-handled
brush, came walking down the street
and all play instantly ceased to watch
him. He stopped presently at a place
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-15

Ill keep my eye to the landward side
And watch for the men and dogs"
Then a boatman coming near the shore
With a hish-struns bow let Ay
A well aimed shaft. that pierced hes
heart
On the side of the blinded eye.
- -
And 50. On every side Of life
IT'S well to be protected:
For injury Is like to come
From q quarter not suspected.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-15

~f!E Germans say that All good
things are three" but seven is
also remarkable, one might
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-15

ZANE autumn morning. Just rs the
pink glow in the West told of
another day Mr.. Squirrel. in his
" sleeping porch OF dead leaves.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-21

Ida Rubinstein possesses a powerful
attraction Tor most men. She is as con-
summate an actress as dancer. OF SUI
perbly graceful figure. tall 1.-THE. sinewy.
strong, her lace, if not strictly beauti.
full. is certainly very interesting She
incarnates 10 perfection the passionate
splendOrs and romances Of ancient Rome.
OF Byzantium and of obscure. picturesque
mediaevalism.
Gabrielle d'Annunzios attractions are
almost entirely intellectual. Small,
shrivelled up, wrinkled. sickly, bald, he
has nothing of the hero externally. But
he is probably the greatest living ma
gician of words. He is a true poet He
has a familiarity with interesting
phases Of history, such as Graeco- Ro-
man Egypt. late Byzantium, mediae-
val Italy and the crusading colonies,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-21

Paris, uly q.
IDA RUBINSTEIN. most picturesque
and original OF Russian dancers and
actresses. has experienced another
change of heart
Ida Rubihstein has gone back to Ca
briele d'AnnunziO the great poet and
6ramatist. once more. and this time their
friends believe their reconciliation is
permanent. and that VIC -hall soon hear
of a quiet. romantic wedding in some
corner Of disturbed but still 1unny. Italy.
These two seem made for one another
he. the creator Of strange, exotic
dramas, she the impersonator of his most
fantastic creations. Yet though power
fully attracted 10 one another, they have
again and again parted with singular
suddenness
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-21

the Teutonic al
lance. By uni
versal admission
he had a great in
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Suftlfibsuhelo.

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Sur ira ltcpport Heps III SaIti.
more o. tiI5age igien % latte pGa
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Sillioere Sinoetraao.

Nu'hinNion Sen lite Mdi: &C.
untct3 &nu0brIQ@fomltc mo6toQ ioda
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25,OOO 9oIlcr Siidl iii G%iltribuc.
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trbeliat 9icoilog / Sc mnnGrcr0c bste
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&ebet al De nPrnreite Maaneoer.
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Wy Kanontvpe.

@aI6iuatou Sen t00e Woi: 5
militprc areoie cr man ippu6t in.
tr,caicrct / ll0iaIoet az ben Hrffc
Frsuer, iom ell al De rrrnleite "a.
&c iful auiiiQe5 ue0 Sort Soncoct
meo en- iuloGnbiQ IN a%unonnpe,
ION err opi1n0et Al Ell omerifan't
&or9er.
@eo aIiprinQcu al aouonen bcnpt-
tes life aruot; Sen or IpoIss 90 roo.
ri. men uoilpugcr tine FrolcftlIcr
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5om EroIeftIl FAN onocu0ca hooo.
ilmbclit. ira ct 9G3 iii en- AIump
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nonlob, o. annonen fan betlcnc3 a.
cu ugUet Ni1u0 cucr aDiu0e.
Zen er 'lupol a. Nouitrifiiou. o.
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q e bo"iltetiomheIit metantlt Bert.
itco % oct tilogme0 Tor Blot en-
EienOeocl al. 6uao Oe M / GRID
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Oct citcrrioife Spar.


M1Ihiustou Dem 9oe RAJ: Gen
riierri1ife R|eaicrin9 har gjcunam
Gn5asiooer Nunijelo / @3ien tIIiul-
lit 0eu amcrifouife Rcaicrinl tint
Gcrijou al cit al 0an3 l~laoerulHos
bcoce5 anlreb poa BET uisiite
Hurtifib "Smpcrltor", b.anot Goi9
&eiptning be'auot ia 10 amerifouite
Gorlere. Ser imiolertio belge b.eu
re00eoe. Ger enc AZ Dem b.eu al.
porlig fopir Deo Groloiiouen a.
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id
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Il Semmene.
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ninaer Ill SCI ameritauife ~lloenrigs.
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Ger mel0te9 al Stibet par oleDet
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Nsnmith til Snbfin.

Get brittle llnoerbus h0o6c !
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Sage, iom Oct har bapt sc 10 iioitc
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lamb, iom par yoa Sopctct.
Gen irife &5tcrau-9tationaIiit og
Stortaler Sohn Giaon hoIot en- gIe-
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poloiomt Angrc1 9oa "Hegleriugeua
ucuuit.ige irifc NoIitif" % fruUe0,
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en- Arme pao 100000 Mono til at
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rinqer / 1915 onoroq III 2L0O0.
eco (on, uoqior0e lloisrieIen tl14
Nroceut AZ Ben heIe Graft. mems
ccu ! or0inpre Hlor pIeier al on.
ota9e til qienneninitliG 70 Procent.
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oldrsu>liotcrne.
Tintcrbueocnulingcn nj idnr hlI
minorc cno iilpr.
Stor Mpbcbolonin9.

@n'hiuQton Sen Ste Ntai: &ipl1t
Observation-Disclosures NulinQ@-
rapport ior Mui telrer &intcrh0e-
oen I'll at pillc aipe en- l~oialoulIuG
a l99,2S0.000 9ulhcl. Gciie cr
&C 155.OO0.OO0 Nuihcl miaNrc clh
llobnt:et iiior % ifuloe2 NcII Ben he.
ii Nelige T%ormiuoiteIic Al Set til
iooeoc NreaI, ocl3 Sroil o. onoen
Sfnoe. ion cr orrcitct | %irtcrcn9
~cb.
G~cpariemCnttt nlt'loor, al BET I'll
iGoeoc Nrcdl er l236,00O Ncre5
miuorc euO iiior. ion GotolnreoIct
idar u0Qior 33.O3O.O0O Ncrc@ moN
,0.i53.0O0 iorirae Nar. @rcheu@
(il'tuno iottc9 Sen lite Moi I'll S2.l.
clIcr If Vroccnt bcorc cro 'or en-
Moonc0 iioeu; 2ctic riicr altioo. at
@rrben bar qiort qoo Grem9ung |
april.
: Observation-Disclosures or scr inNcn
wItrrrc GrcmQanq glOrt iibcn Ben lite
Npr;I. oQ llOiilicrnc / %linoia. N1'
olono. Miit,jNou. Chin ol Ntaiouri
tr0cr pnu mllt6rc ems halu NuliuN
ionn1cuIjQuct mCo G%iornaret9 l)o
brttc. : %ulnoia ouiindca Nulinpcn
TT 1S.S24000 @uihcl moo 5000,
Guihcl ior ct glnr ii0ct, / %n0lnua
I'll t9,t93.OO0 moo Il 100000 %
/ Ohio iii 19.9l0,000 MOB 10000
600 NuIhel iorrigc Ior. : Stntcr.
nc Cbio, Snhiuno, Midiqon xii
rpi9, Wi9iouri % Scrrns, buor ser
hopcoinQclil onrfe3 roo Nirterhuc0c.
trbcr @rrocn5 nNrprrcnoc SiIitnnb
poo cn 1otnlouIiuN al 103967,000
&uihel moo 2tS1i20 600 9uIhcl Tor
q Gor iiocu.
@a,tlt mere Ioneu0c ltiller lt0iia
tlrre ia / 0auin5. bnor &c tn0er
paa CT "ll0bnttc al tt0.000,000 pit
itcl, encr omtrcnt 100000 @uiheI
licre eno iiior. : 9icbrnlfa plI Ap'
IlrQeu ncrimob. on ser life inotrr'
ser Ell betnocliQ Torau0rinl til oct
ttOrc. antuqeIlupi2 bli "a. 1000,000
niin0rc cllN iorriGe 9.0r.
Ioa Stiacbou9fniten bar 2}cirior.
htIOcne urrct uarnitige, iaa Tro
ruf,ionen idar nil hi ~betnhcIiq min
ore cn0 iiior boooe / 23aibingtoM
Oregon o. California.
: Sen olleroitIiQito Gel al &iuter.
h~pc0cbtItct or berimo0 lloiigtcrne
fortrinIiQe.
Ncoenitaoenoc SobcI uiicr SCI til
iaoeoe 2lrcol / Sc ioriticlliQe Statcr
o. 0ct antnoeoc ll06nttc ioQr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-16
6en Wooefor proiioent

EeIu Yorf ben lite Qioi: Cue.
riuE Eoit" hor ionl ira in Horre-
igouoent ! @aibington mootaget q
C%elelrom iom betrT'tcr et tjoIigerc
4ieOoelt,ie ON. al @eneralmaior
%,ouoro &3ooo a. iurc %erncr git
Iii it,Iet , Miarten iow aanojout
Il 0en r,WabIitluite Domination Tor
"l,rInNlnt.
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Oaarli0e olrbti>stiHer
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Sepor0. NIIa'fn. SEN t00e Mdi:
Sritnont Grc0crict Meara A. AIuifa9
Nnacnlcrfommla'ion mar i0ag NJ.
itcNt Ell 9%l0uariel I'll Nrbei0crc Sto.
itrnC ON life al fonnc iii NIdifd /
GorpentuinG on al iaa Arbeioe peO
HeQIertuQcu> SScruh0ueduIpQ her.
Notwithstanding II = %cir,
ser ioreltadr @lrbcl0ct pun SCpar6.
n%iuilioucrL. i,otaltc jhal. at Ser iii.
Qcn 'orsaet Irbeib9hlplp truuQteS
lnn bernie 0ipiltou icr / Nh0ten al
,fuui.