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The Yale expositor., 1916-01-27
STATR OF MICHIGAN
~ Ihn Ihlriv EIrst Indicial EiEcull In

CTATR OF MICHIGAN
- The Thirty-First Judicial Circuit In Chan
Gerry.
Suit pending in Circuit Court for the County
of st. Clair. in Chancery at Port Huron, Michi-
gan. on the 30th day of December, A. ID. 1915.
Hattie A. Darling, Complainant
VS..
Ora w. Darling. Defendant
In this cause 1t appearing that the defendant,
Ora w. Darling is not a resident of this state,
but resident OF Ontario, Canada, but that his
whereabouts are unknown, therefore OF K. IL.
Drake, solicitor for complainant, IL Is ordered,
that defendant enter his appearance In said
cause on or before four months from the date OF
this order. and that within twenty days the
complainant shall cause this order to be pub
cd In the Yale EXpositor, newspaper published
and circulated In said county, said publication
to be continued once each week for six weeks In
succession. EUGENE II. LAW,
4. ii. DRAKE, Circuit Judge
Solicitor for Complainant 407
The Yale expositor., 1916-01-27
Notice of Hearing Claims Before Court
CTATE OF MICHIGAN.

CTATE OF MICHIGAN.
- The Probate Court for the County of st. Clair
In the Matter Of the Estate of Dell L. Sawyer,
deceased
Notice is hereby given. that four months from
the oath day of January A. ID. 1916, have been
allowed for creditors to present their claims
against said deceased to said court tor examina-
ton and adjustment. and that all creditors OF
said deceased are required to present their
claims to said court, at the Probate ONCE in the
city Of Port Huron In said County, OH or before
the 18th day Of May A. ID. 1916 and that said
claims will be heard by said court on Monday
the 18th day Of May A. ID. 1916. at nine O'Clock
in the forenoon.
Dated January "a, A. ID. 1916.
{ A true copy.) HUGH II. HART,
GEO. l.. BROWN, Judge of Probate
Probate Register 434
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-01
Mpnate $S9S, $40.

Mpnate $s9S,64O.
SIN Nltal1lt mtroe Die groBte @al,=
~tbatigfeit entmidelt, oenn Ebieier 900
nat 5eiat ausaubclr I'M 9etrage polt
t$1S1 800. gIs 5peitbelter Monat
folgt Sftober nit S149,24O. SIM
SSsafre 1914saul1rben 603 @allerlaltb=
niBideine init elmer @eianmtiunmle
bon $t90S,622 altsgeltellt. s3li ben
mid)tialten in bieiem Sabre III Mn=
ariff eenoiilnencl Mellbal1ten eebDrt
Die @emerheIdalle urlo sic Iobrif scr
Crescent Maearpni Company, meld)e
fait fertiggeitellt lit lllto ~llnsrpeifel=
bait oas sgrobtc sSabrifgebGllbe = Ser
Staot lit, 'abiolllt ~feieriid)er l,lrb 0lt=
bcrit praftiid eingcridtet.
Ger 9Scllbnt ser groBen Mltlagc
Ser 3untiler1ralm Steel Company,
Die 300 bis 400 Mrbeilern geidafti-
altlta aebell miro, lit oas arDbte IN
ollltrieac 8lltbabelt, meldes inherent
@elneinpeien in lestem Sabre cinge-
fiIgt lporoen lit.
SIM lebten Sabre iiro falf ad)t
Weilet Strabell ourdl oie @ebDroe
fiir ofientlife Mrbeite11 81, ei1em Sc
lammtfoitclpltllft bon $4,000 ge=
pflultert mnrGcn.
0cbltrtcn.
sS1 Sabre 1915 muroen in ser. Sf=
lice oes Stootelerfs @l1gp Moeaer
531 @ebltrten a%lgeneloet, $50
nlailmlid)en &@eidIedts nno 272
lpeibliden Beibledts. Sic fplge1oe
Sabeile giht eine lleberlidt iiber bic
Mph11rtp11 NpSsIpRfp11 SnhrpS
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-01

Sral1 a}art6a 81. Nicpcr bon
Mo. 1850 altibu straBe Teiert olll
bcutigen Sa9e 3ibren 90. Sebtrtstog.
Sran Mepcr nalltSe an i. Sallltar
1888 i'll Scott Gorlltp aehorer1 llrlo
hdf 3eit hires 2ebers bicr gepobnt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-01
Seucrid)abcn bcSc,ttenS.

2er I'LL SQDTe 1919 pllrul 3ycuer
a%llgeridtete Sd)aoen miro Don Ser
SS%allerapebr alf 1897, 055. 46 geibast.
Sic Jel1erlpebr mrrbe 364 Weal alar=
mirt, n1o 5mar llad) 341 mirfliderl
mabrenb es itd) III Sen iibri=
gen % Wal INN falld)e Mlarrne bait
bette. 272 Ilartne mllroen per Sc
uno 40 bltrd) sic Iel1ermcloe=
ltellen emberidtet. 231 Jeller err
eig,letan 1ib 5miiden led)s ltbr Mor=
gems lllt0 ied@ llbr Mbenos lno 1873.
5spiiden ied}s llbr 9lbenos l1no ied)S.
l1br Morgens. 1872 Iel1er brad5elt
IN Tadllperfballiert aus, 70 III 9af=
lteilgeballoe1l, 5lpei 1T 3en1entgebalt=
Den ltll0 81 6eller 1parell MllBenfell=
er pie ). 3. BraBfeuer, Selter i'll
&e6ridtsGaufen l11o 10 meiter.
Gus bei meifem aroBte sSelter NOR
oas Nnfang oess Sabres lit Der Ores
cent @acarolti llttb Grader Company
am N6enb beg %. Sarltar init Ell
l1en1 Gerlnlt BON $101 900 om @e=
bailroe ul1o $4,000 am 2oger.
Sim 80. Ie5enlber oieles Ssobres
-peruriad)te elm sSel1er in ser Wprtol1
8. Marfs Go1tpanD ON Ser 2. llro
Soma StraBe etnen Sduoen bon
idabungs1peiie $175,0OO. Mnoere be=
oelttenOe Sranoe bes Sabres mare1
oie in Ser 811reell @ri1til1g Cont
par1p, geo. 222 Main gtraBe NIT ei=
l1er1l Sdaoen bon iiber $4,000 a1n
10. Moi, inn 1eooerlon's 6leildge=
ld}aft NIT eil1em Shaoer bon fat
$4,000 lnO in Der Mnlage Ser Mlna-
5on 8inegar l1nb Gidling @orfs ON
25. Ssallllar NIT ,eil1em Sd,abcn bon
$4,000.
3mei Terionen ii110 i'm lekter
Sabre 5ll 5obe perbronllt. Sim %.
Mpril mlrrbe Sic 20jabrige 6ral
Oeollp Siepert oas Spfer elmer
granberplolion lll1b am 90. 9e5em.
Der ltarb Oie Norne geleltine an oer
mebrere Gage 5ltpor i'm ct. Mmbffoolt
College erlittenen 8ranomnnoen.
SDhesfaqc ltnb Selbimprbe.
Mlls Dem Merid)t oes Goroners
Or. Sobn 8. Gantrpea gebt berpor
Dob i'm lebten Sabre II @erio1ten eli
ncs gefpaltiamen CODES geItorbe,
limo, barl1nter IA 9erlpnen burd
l%teberfabrel1 BON gabn5iigen. SO Sc,
geipaltlanren Sooesfdlle iilro ol1f lin
gliidsfdae uno 33 allf selbltmoro.
5uriif5ufiibren. Neun Nerionen er
trmlfen i'm lebten Sssabre, cine bapo1
i'm Observation-Disclosures @bIidt. Sire
Nsrlo1en wuroen 5ufallig bl1r1 So
getootet nn6 iieben Nerlonen lebtel
ibrem 2eben EN- freimiQiges Gl1b
Ol1rb Sos. Mlttornobile erforoertel
led)s Gpfer, StraBenbabnen iii;
goaiti1g je elm Spfer.
@om 1. Sanl1ar bis gum z. Dc
5cnlber 1pltroel1 bei Ser 1taatliden @e
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 687 Iooesf1lle an
9en1eloct, Oie iid al1f bic eriten el
Wepnate mie folgt pertbeilen: Sauna
IS, 6ebruar 63, War5 sc, s(pril 50
Mtni 49, Slr1rt 81, sllli so, Muau.
90, September 60, Sftober so, Nl
bcnber 60. Sl1m111a 687.
Mas Sem Hoitamt,
3ie gilrnabmen oes 9oitatntes il
lebten Satire marer etlpas geringe
ols int Sobre 5llpor, nbapobl in be
lcbten Mpllaten cine grobere gillnal
me er5ielt purOe ais in Sen gleid)e
Weonatell oes Sabres 1914. 81
grDbte Gin1abme an einem ginse
toge lpar anl %. Iesenlber, als 81
fa)larfenuerfauf Die Snnme bon SO
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-01
@om bentiden auninlat in Chicago
geiudlt:

@om beittiden aonitlat in Chicago
geiudlt:
Braun, 5rar5 &C., leetbefannte
Mreiie: c. o. 60. Miller, @omiing
aleps, @elt 9eno, 8is.
gngel6arot, @itgo, aus 9rotben in
8a0en.
Samanrl slllsuIt gbriltian, 6rieo=
rid Mn6reas, geb. am 6. Sanltar
1859 in Marlop.
SSpbe, SSiireen Srie0rih, geb. am %.
9e5entber 1854 in @roB &beioe
(Sdles1pig), o0er beIien Nadfoml-
mea grbl6aft).
Semen, al. Sobllion. SSiiirgen, 8eter,
per etlpa 40 Salren ans Jlens=
burg bier eingepml0ert, ODER Sci
len Nadfommen (@rbldafD.
|stol5malm, 6rieoa, geb. Maper, &c.
boren 81 2elie11, &reis @raltbelS,
is. Nobember 1885,.
|3ollinger, aatbarina, seb. SpieIber,
ger, ae6ore1 an 2. Sea. 1854 III
gamberg; iol Dor ettpa 90 Sab:
rem in Seem Oorf ge1pobnt babel1
Wrbidaft).
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-01
Groiit Mcnia9r.

ONI Otlltd%Uu, lUtl uttleS HlSuel
idreiben, erflmngen bon Stabt 5lt
s5taSt, Don Srt 5u Srt Die 3ampf=
ipfeifen uno sSirenen Ser 6abrifbe=
triebe Des 2anoes, INN SOS alte sSafr
sn @rabe 5ll tragen llllO Oas lel1e
Sabr nillfpmmel1 5u lbeiben i'll Ser
allfridtigen Soffnung, 0aB es ms
10 Marldes WiiMdenstertbe III MOI
tcrieller @inlidt nllO Dnrzallm 9il=
gen @~eiu1ODeit belderen nloge.
Ser 3eitlngs aia,m ether Morgel1zs
I5eitllng arbeitet iih alljabrlid, ms
llelle 'SSJabfr biilreilL 1,llS oas lit galr5
gut No, 0enn erltels lit es M1ig mo
5lpeitans eeiuro, l1,0 orittel1s iaQt
alll M1orgen Der Curt tort, Der 1ids
nah splpelterfeierlt aepobnlid eilr>
5llitellelt pflegt.
@er % geglalibt batfe, SOB bic
FgdlieBll1g Ser MirtGuaftelr iii 9a=
penport lid gu eiilem shmllpiel ODER
etlpas oerartigertI enttpideln miiroe,
iab iid selpaltig getauiht. Mod rl,=
bigger oils an annere11 Sage1 g111g Die
SdlieBl1ng Dor iil. Martd)e 8irtbs
|iGaften ln1b getrGnfebnnoll1ngen
batten id)orr am IIfiiiibfabello INTO ielblt
ldon anl Wsorgen gelhloIien. SSt Ell
nigen Nlaben freilih batte 1id Die
alte @ar0e e%illgefun0en lln1 bis 5l1=
|lebt m%ts5lbarren.
Mls ODER Der 3eiger allf Elm gierz
|tel Dor ltel11 l1br riidte, .leerten iidl
Die @irtbidaften u1ro alles ging rll=
)big nod &allie. aein Carmen fem
I@eldinpfe!
l1llo ltm Mitternadt beim gintritt
bes 1rellen Sabres NOR meniger Sc
rdltIh in Sen StraBen als in irgenb
elmer REIMBURSEMENT ieit pielen Sab=
ren. Ser &egeH m10 Dos .naBfalte
Metter bielt oie balbreife Sss1gen0 NIT
ibrem @er1l1i6 bon Ser StraBe, mnb
mo INNER man Yaiianten iab, befan=
oen iid biele allf benz 8ege 81 eillenl
SDlpel terpergniigen elmer Gereini=
gl1ng o6er fol9ten elmer ginlaol,ng
elmer @ripatfamilie.
I0rei + t bi haften mer-
oen geoffnet.
Sim Wpltag meroen nod Sen iebi=
gen Manen bret @irtbidafte1 &C.
off11et meroe11, inns 5lpar Die @irtb.
ldaften bon Sofm Sill in 500. 124
Weain StraBe, Sobn Sbnaf bon SEQ
1S4S @elt 3. StraBe un0 CHARLES
5rid bon SEQ. 1902 @eIt g.. StraBe
9ieIe Orei @irtbe mnr6en IN eli.
ner fiir5li6 bon @irtben Ser Staol
abgebaltenen 8erlan1nlllmg erforen
meil lie @eiiber BEG @rumoeigen
tbnms iino, ouf oem fire @irtbid)af
ten betrieben aperben. Na1 einel
anosren gerlion loll &err gblers BOZ
Der britten 5trabe Der brittle @irtl
a1l stele Don @errlr 5rif iei1, apel
der erflart baben ioa, oaB er leinel
aSlas am Mortag nidt off1en miiroe
Ms gertreter Ser @etrdnfebanb
Ter iino bie s(n1pdlte @oainger I'M
@lpd. engagirt morDen. Ml1lpalt 8
9lod bat cine langere grflarnu1g er
%laIlenb in melber er allf Die @iOer
zIiprii9e in Dem @iDerruf bes Wlllct
@eiebes un0 anOerer in 6rage 1te
BENDER @robleme binpeilt, bie MI
omrd Die @eridt gelolt iperOen fonl1
! ten.
t Sic folgenoen led)g @irtbe ba6e,
gelterl1 Die balbiabrlid)e lta0tiide 81
: sens inn getraae bon $3.50 inn &or
I aus be5ablt:
E 81. gbompiou, 9s2 mplt 6. ct,
: Ilbert Shlllb, 900 @arriion Sta
sSsobn @iQ, 1914 Mfain Str.
4 8iliam Steiaiaer. 2OS=210 @e
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-01

gerfanat: Mamer, nno M6relien
bon irgenb elmer Sran ober &inoern,
Die Der &alte o6er Dem &unger<a1ls,
geiett finn. SSn 9e5lig auf ~llnterItuii-
bllng. Strict confidential. Morelje
1D3, Scr 9emotrat". 21ba
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-01

4 Die @earbigltlg Ser apiterll
M'pr9ell %peritorbellell 6ral1 Margaret
Mepesss miro ont Sopntog Nadn1it=
log ltll 5apct ltbr bonn Sralcrhalllc,
9ep. IA @lnrilia Mpeulle,, ans olti
oenl gofoale Srieobof ltattfinocll.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-01
staSt nnb Count ,,
eamstas, ben 1. Saunar. .
Rleine @tabt=N lenistciten.
@~eitoBeter Garoanlor, olad]
auttSe Sanlen, etlpas fctltes. Niepe's
Mpot)efe. Cln5.)

@eitoBener Garoul1pn, allG)
golt5e Sanlen; etpas fcires. Niepe's
Mpot)efe. (sIll5.9
Serr Gbns. @cctf bon go.
zoos Glmliien straBe feiert alnSDclt=
1igeu Gage icileu 81. Webuffstag.
ST alulroc alll 1. Salular 1858 iii
ScpF Goltlltp aeboren nus bat bier
Self %lcileS sebclls 9euobllt.
Srall Nprt6a 81. @lcpcr bon
No. 1850 llltibn StraBe Aiert olll
bclltigelr Sa9e ibrell 60. Vcbtrtstog.
TSraIr Waeper milfm am /. Sallltar
1858 i'll Scott Goltrtp gchorelr ltllb
llf 3eit hires Sebel1s bier gelpobnt.
4 Iie @%esroialulg Ser geiteru
Wepr9ell uerltorbelel 5srau Margdret
Wsepesss miro ont Soprltag Nadln1it=
tag ltll 5rpci ltbr pom 5rauerhauic,
9tp. IA @lnrilia Anenlle,, ans alti
acni Gofoale Srie3bof itattiinocn.
Die regelniabiae Gerlailnllllu1a
0ess Gipic Gepartemelts nes 1apel=
port @ullau' Clubs mfrs am ssNsoll=
taa 9eadmiittag Inn $3.50 llhr iir den
Naturalization Der gibliothef ltatt=
filloell. SEER s. $. Grant, @rin5ipal
oer offentli6un Mhenoidllc.e miro
ii6sf oas 1lcma. Scr stbenol dhilc CT
lle|i sortroa boltelr.
Die Wec@ipern Maotor Gnn1pa-
M bat ibr @cid)dft an &crrn s..
56olnien iitgrtragell, lpeldjer ON
lelttiaet Gage @elis ergrcifen miro.
Scrr s. q. 3erlo1 miro. oils Stills
geld)aits filbrer Der lleliell @eleaidmft
per6lei6ell. !@err Ibonllen iii elm be-
fa,1nter ltao beliebter @cihdftslnanll
bon Scott County.
SEER George 6rpe it. BON bier
mir6 all hetttigen Gage nod Seem
Oom abreiieh, Inn iib am 8. Sollllar
an9oro oes Gamblers .Gcltris"
naN santos il1 Siioanlcrifa ~cir3lt=
idfHen.
i @ir perpeiien unlcre 2cicr al1i
Die On all0erer Steae Des Wlattes CT
ldeillelloc sln3eige oes G~prtrages
irber uGbriitim Science" III ser Sir
de an &irfmoob gollleparo l1llS
@rQllo Mperlte am Sonntag Nad)=
mittaa lnm,Orei llbr. SEER Dollllg i'll
elmer Der hlte1 MeD1cr Ser Gbri=
ltian }Sciellce Stride.
a%apitaliiten inns Nllocre, mel
die @elo a115nlegcn miinlden, Ter
tpeilen mir altf Die alr5eige Scr re-
elleH atllo 5ltpcrlaiiigelt syirlnu BON
Geo. sc. @edjtel nnb Company in
ben CHARACTERIZATION oieier 3eitl11g.
3ie Iirn1a betreibt iait oltsidJlieBlid)
@eldGiite IN mlni5ipalelt 9ollos, Sic
befarntlid nod oelttidc1 @eoriffen
milltOcliider linb.
%l1ntcr allet 5eitelt ullo Sci
erl1 sDes 9fellelt sSa6res pergeIIe nra1t
11idlt, lid} bel1te Mbelro I'M belttidel1
5leater inn Surler S%pernbol1s eir=
onfinSe1t. Moge eilt pples Sous sic
macferc &iinitlerid)aar lbel1te Mbeno
I'M n@ra10" begriiben!
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-01

Ser Gbas. @ccuf oon DO.
zoos Glnllials trabe feiert ON 8!)clt=
tlgen Gage icillell 81. 8ebuftstag.
Gr spltroc all /. Salllar 1858 iii
Scott Gplllip aeborcn lutS bat bier
3cif lcines @e6ens gempbnt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-01


20 ergob. S1e Glllllabillel1 tltr oell
Atellaf 9eielllber oteles ssSabres be-
IS 81 ;sls ssia nssssgss 'ssa: I,,r lois,
@atiadprl,, @erie,oen oo,, 3eitiin=
ocl ann. miro nngefahr $269,OOO
tbetrdgcll gegen$277 757.19tim SsSa[-
ire 1914. Ias lit ell @erlltlt bon
flll1gefabr $4,000 III einenl, Sabre. Sic
ginl1abmem i'm Sabre 1914 beliefelt
it'd allf Die Monotc pertbeilt apie
folgt:
SSanltar . .$$'2t ,406.56
Iebrlar . !. .$22, 254s09
W}iair5 o. 26,333.O2
.lpril .$~26,139.66s
t9lai .$19;29S.3S
SUM .S2O,095.30 20
sSnli .S2O,S69.54
9ltglit .$20,S39.06
Septeinber .$22,OiS.6f
Sftober .$2241S.22
Nopemher .S2O,59O.95
|IeSennber (geihdtD .S26, 10000
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-01

2; SIIUDt.
aobn IS. Meier, 1902 @ipilion ct.

3. StraBe.
Sobn IS. meier, 1902 1ipiiion ct.
sllfreo Mpeeel, 1O1 St 2. Str.
Bum Sblulie mod)ten mir berner=
fen, 0aB mir III Iupenport Dem Sea-
met nod 5mar 8roblbition babelt,
bob ODER, lolange ltriere Nad)bar=
ltaOt &od Sslano fel1dt lit, bon 4ro=
bibition m1d I'M. Graln1e feine Meoe
lein fam. llno oaslelbe lit 1dlieB=
li6 NIT ollen 5lllbitdotelr, Die an Sen
t5taat Sllinois gren5en, Ser SAT-.
9llles, rpas Die 2egislatllr erreidt
bat, lit, Oas Grinfen zines @laies
8ter ll1itattolidler au MAIDEN. 8on
Hrobibition feline Spur!
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-01
Nifblid ani lOfalr Grfig=
niile 1915.

9lllf fait alien @cbicten ocs Dffel1t=
lidlcll 9ebcns 5cigtc bas Ssabr 1915.
penlebrte S%hitigfeit, bie iid} SabIcll=
maBie leidt ieltlteuen laBt.
50 babel 5.N. Die Gabenporter
@anfclt i'm acknowledgment Sabre
So, 100000 on giatlaaen gelpon1,elt
ln1o meiiell iest @eidllullteirlagen i'm
@etrase.non $$3l1 l7O7 1858 ouf. arf
ocns &opf Ser geuolferung cntfaaelt
S621. 20 ooer Mllgefabr obiel lpie
I'M leeten Sabre. Die 3ltllobine Der
I@illa9er bot tros Ser Giitgetnein=
oultg Don @ebieten nlit Scr @epDlfc=
rllngs5ll1obme gleid1en Shritt aebal=
ten. ~Nllsgelieben liao BON 9apen=
porter @altfen $30,3S9,959 aeaen
$50 10000 int @oriobre. Sic
Galfen pom Scott County auber sen
Iapellpprter @allfell meiien Child
gen Sltl1 @etraee Don S3,91S,O3S
altf. Die gpareilllagen Ser @allfen
pom Iapenport ltno Scott Goltntp
.a1prthei1pu inf nie fnI,1f.
Sa,,ts,he '5a ,a sto 75s oo6
0openrnrt Sparbqnf $5,524,23S
srntt Sn,,ntn glmrho,1f S4 ,499s59
s S5,Ga ,, aGtio1a1 ao @f"f s. + .SaS,Sqs
l1niolt Sapings gal1f So s943s259
5Sdrn1ers llll0 W(ed1al1ic'S SpQrz
,a,1f St6t1 XII
gitiselm Srl,St il. .parbauf. ss7 $50
Some 5norha,,f s57Ia096.
S%s,rfhmr5t Nonei,1n,rt g,'or4 I
siI,o,,f 1886 43s
GartS Sorriin, ) ~. ,,nS
snor,onf stt11O7
G(SriSna 5oni1os s502 q9i
@I1,c Mr,i, gnni,,os S3d9 no
NcttpnSorf Son;nos s155 $40
@,,ffoln 'roni,,os s719osi
T;ran ,Goa;nas sdo7 40
Tnnoh,,c snn;,os seGo IA
0oaGfnire [Sa,,;nas e1ec15e
stoefm,a,,,s ,san;,,os ooh
Mra,,e cons 0ao
meG ,so,;n e1aeJ5I
Mnrn1an snn;,1ns Men
a;hertn sott7 ol
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COLoRED STITCHING FOR NEW WAISTS.
BY ANNE RITTENHoUsE.

Special Correspondence of The star.
NEW YORK. March 14.-Possibly
you may remember the coat suit which
Callot made popular last autumn in this
country. of hunters green cloth heavily
stitched with rows of red. The idea of
using this colored stitching as trim
ming has sifted along through the
winter, but there has been no marked
will see great deal of it this season.
however. Jenny. who has had success
after success with her clothes in Amer
lea. took up this stitching for her
spring suits with enthusiasm.
She has used it on blue gabardine
and serge. on shautung and alpaca and
sometimes on silk. The sketch shows
one of the new models she has sent
over to this country. 1t is made of
blue gabardne. the coat elaborately
touched up with white stitchery. There
is nothing fancy about this stitchery;
IL is done in plain. simple rows by ma
chine.
One or two of the American design
eyS have already taken up the idea of
using what is called darning stitch
as substitute for the stiff machine
stitching. This has not only been put
troduced into the high-priced sweaters.
Because of the fashionable place il
holds. there have come about all kinds
of Stitchery "a means of marking
lines.
This is considered more effective and
graceful than marking out lines with
tiny buttons. which is also being done
this season.
Evening star., 1916-03-15
The Black Dress Goods Department.
Main floor, Eleventh street.

showing completed selections the Newest Spring
Weae for of all kinds We especially featuring the
silk silk fabrics that elegant refined for
dresses and
About the Dyes-No doubt you have heard
the dye situation affecting fabrics, wish
phasize the that these fabrics all fast color of the highest
quality You buy them with complete belief their reliability.
and u
and42i inches wideS OandS yard.
PoPLINs-s1oo bo 500 $3.50
sATINs-40 inches wide $3.50
Evening star., 1916-03-15
Stitching to Mark Lines.

One of the new coat suits which are
being copied on 5th avenue has all its
decided lines marke out by tink specks
of buttons. For instance. there is a
long V-shaped gusset on the skirt over
the hips which extends from the waist
half way to the knees. outlined with
tiny bone buttons whose edges touch
To my mind this is not nearly SO effec-
tive the other way of marking out
lines with Heavy stitching.
There is certain awkwardness in
the manner of elevatig line above
the surface of the material. 1t spoils
the graceful movement Of a frock. for
lines on gowns should be like muscles
in the body-movinS gracefully as a
part of the surface
The idea of trimming. with buttons
Is not really a French trick, but when
ever il is introduced the Americans
like it. The coat of this same suit, by
the way, is fastened in adroit and
graceful manner by buttons that are
fnked together by long double loops
of silk cord tied in the middle, the
space between showing the blouse be-
meath. The sleeves are large at the
top. small at the bottom and flare
Evening star., 1916-03-15
LI1IILESIoRlEs L1I
.&BEDTInE
IT THORNTON w. BURGESl
Copyright. 1916. ty T. W. Burgess.)
Peter Rabbit Is Scared and
Glad.

Peter Rabbit had been so interested
in Welcome Robins story of his long
Journey from the sunny southland that
he quite forgot everything else. He
just sat with his eyes fixed on Welcome
Robin in the tree over his head and
never once thought about watching out
for danger. Peter is careless. He GER
tainly is. 1t is not to be wondered at
that Mrs. Peter worries every minute
he is away from the dear Old Briar
Patch. The idea of sitting upythere on
the edge of the Old Orchard in broad
daylight and forgetting to watch out.
No wonder Peter is forever getting
Evening star., 1916-03-15

wakened him. When she heard him
stretching and yawning and grumbling
to himself, she went on to waken other
sleepers.
he lay there trying to make up his
mind whether to go to sleep again or
to get up and have a peep outside.
Il don't believe it is time to get up
yet he grumbled. Il don't believe
How Peter Rabbit would have shout
ed if he could have heard that. But
no one heard it, because, you know.
that little grumbler was way down
in his snug bedroom underground.
himself until right in the midst
of his grumbling there broke a sound
which caused him to sit very still and
listen with all his might. In minute
he heard it again. 1t was the voice Of
Welcome Robin singing:
Cheer up. Cheer up! Cheer up. Cheer!
Mistress Spring is surely here.
That settled the matter. There was
no doubt now about it being time to
get up. Still muttering. the little
His legs were stiff from lack of use.
When he reached his doorway he sat
for few minutes blinking stupidly.
The light was too much for his eyes,
which had been SO long in darkness.
When they got used to the light SO that
he could see, he discovered Peter Rab-
bit sitting back of him. His eyes
twinkled with mischief. Taking the
greatest care not to make the teeniest.
weeniest sound. he crept up behind
Peter. just as Welcome Robin ended
the story of how he nearly lost his life.
Peter was still thinking about that
story when the ugliest sounding of
ugly growls right at his very back
made him jump as only he can jump.
With a little scream of fright he start
ed for the old stone wall, without even
looking to see who had frightened him.
Peter knows that safety first is the
important thing. When he reached
the old stone wall, where he could dive
in between the great stones, he turned
to see whether it was Reddy Fox or
Old Man Coyote or Bowser the Hound
who had so nearly caught him. His
heart was going pit-a-pat with fright.
What he saw made him blink hard.
some one rolling over and over with
laughter. Peters heart gave a great
leap of gladness
johnny Chuck" he shouted, and
started back as fast as he had conhe.
TN get even with YOU some day. see
il don't, Johnny Chuck he cried. as
Johnny scrambled to his feet, grinning
broadly. "Oh, I'm so glad to see you
again. Johnny. When did you wake
up? How do you feel? Are you going
to stay awake now"
And goodness knows how many more
questions Peter would have asked II
Just then Welcome Robin hadn't warn
.. ed them that Redtail the Hawk was
! coming that way. which sent both
| scrambling into Johnny Chuck's house
Evening star., 1916-03-15
Nursery Help.

ITO dry mattress quickly which mas
been wet, which often happ ms
wien there are children in spite of the
utmost precautions, fill hot-water bag
with very hot water and lay this over
the wet place, moving or ref1lllng II
necessary. Results are quick and sat
isfactory.