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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-16
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GUrnotrfs IieGt Elm MutbauE, bas nidt in
bies Gtnbt gu gtb0rsR Idsiui. gad ben
Eurm. Der Hbtr OieIes Ratbdus Ilsist, bat
ih@ pDn Ergalb tpoher gu BEN Gebduos
bsrirrt, un6 bet Doppsnoblsr. Der Iber
BEN anGuf TdpsrIdlig f95H, uur miibs
fam Sus gledeguidt bdlt, fog sbtrFaas
pun ,iHsm oHbersn gtre nnber. 9teIes
Ratbans an biesm pIas, bisisr Eurm an
bisfsm Motbdhs, bieer Mbler dnF SieIsm
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fntr Gbsne, irssnhpO, no SoIodtentren5e
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Snen felt ouf sinmaI gssrneDib tn ber
Geographic, ME cine beutIae Stifsrei du
sfn.m DHIidsn R~tsgsipiuit. Ser @sfsu
S1tte fb isIber fnon bsrlorsn gegeben.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-16

bic rutbeaiide 9tp6lteruug. Wdn Iiebt
grade i'm aritg sHttpebeE QeiH ODER Sa
3u 5agen, uHD neil bic Aut6gneu iaDreIGng
BON mpshpitH9en 4genten gelHetet uub
NIT Gelb herfeheu nurben, porGufbin
manhe bifier Raturtinber. ben unterI6ieo
spiiaen SsIterrei9 uno auBlanb nidt
rsdt sinieGsnb, benz 8einb aunbldaiters
eieuiis s~slsiiist baden, 70 mar oieier game
Gtamm su elmer 6oros bon binterbdltigen
@srrdtern gtnabt pprben.
Der Gberit ttnnt Tsine !6eimat. bic
geuts, Fat bic Geographic %boatdnbig i'm
aepf III Elm 6itoriter bon Rang, feQ
Elm berborragtnan 9umismatifer fem.
8as mar infer CtTprddsfoff, biz er aaf
sinHaI bon isineu lrisgsriitRR nnisrHeh
mangeu anfdngt. ct iibt ba unb leiH
0uge, ods ME aus huHfltm Gta6l ilt,
praat mid an. gr 1T fat lnitis beim
grsdblen bieier eroBsn meni4liaeu DIM
gs. AHa Der aopf III Iamdl uHp Ihiper
unb nit oaeriei- gigenpiaigteit ME itdBs
Tern gtformt. Die groBe NaIe: BHantaitt.
Gin trosiser 8pgen in Der Bride 3mis
fdsn 6tirn uBo RaIs: fine ME beriegs
bare, INNER gelalnte Sdttrdft. Dit ber3s
Iiner uno teInperamentoeler 2aune IND
nit Ffol5 ie~lbit6stpuBter M%itteiIIomteit ers
5ablt Il. SIT bic 3eit i'm teuer ME 8Ias
tin, o6er lit ct aud dls gr3dhler Sottiter,
raider Gdmmler gum 9auptfhlag. baB er
bic Woris 10 heftlg in stnGnBsr hridt un0
NIT Der Gebe ME Elm 4utomobil raf2 Die
auiIen Iieben IGN nidt. IS III ibm eine
beifdaiss Grsuos, baB fe 100000 8ubtl
auf ieinsp appf gefebt baden nnb iRr
BON Dsils 5u 8sils 6lieger aai osn pals
f5tden.
SIN @ueuF 1914 fam eiues Rd9ts ber
grigabegeAeral, btr bic reguldrsH 9rups
pen in Der 8utomind btfebligte. Sa i'm
nnb Iagte, Ct babe 9eTebt ab8umarIaies
rem. Cir ben geRbarmerissCbe mar
Fin 8eTebl getommsn. Der Gsnfral
oradt ION bic 9unb pno cine Crane aus
Dem Gugs; sfbt, uub Der Gbsrit fdmmelt
FoTort bic an Der Gren3e b~ertinfamteH
Benbarmeris : goItsa, 8rudenDafsn.
gerfleuie, @abnT6trungtn, une mas Il
BON 2unbtirmern erpiIden fam. 1as
trgibt 5IutI GataiaoRt. 3a siHsm geftidt
gemdblteH gebirgsert Miro has aam-
maHbo singeri8tst. IS bets6t dus sintm
aesierungsIetretdT. einem sJngenieur uno
Beg 9ensEaltabs4ef 1T sia genOarmsrits
Gfi5ier.
68ernqtUib 1T bic brsi Gage Bis gum
3. September ueeer oIterreidllh nod ruiz
Ffd. 4m {. September 5iebsh bic auis
Ten Elm, unb Der @~oubSrneur perlangt Ron
DeT Gtast cine aontribatisn bon 100000
aubet. auf 9orifsLIupg btr 8irgsr r.
mdBist Ct fs anf 100000. Der Wsrt
mug in fsitem Wletoa Biz gum hd6ilgh
Gag 5uIammen iein. Die girssr or9a-
niliereB Fn unD Beginner bas tronrige &c.
fddit seia in Der addt. AbssIaabt!
ssbsH BON 5ans 81 eaas. Dir 8einobHsr
lrngeu aIss berhei. mas Is tsnHen. 4iti
SloMHen i0aimgH NIT ibrem G1a6bes4
gsrat. gltiF 1T Is ssiH Sil6er. Gam
isaera Fe: s poltn bod errslteu ihrg
Staotl DE gnH5s 1adt biHbur1 3isbsr
bic uHhsimiihen aommiiFonen bird BIZ
eutltbtsn Gtrabsn. am naditsn Gag iHi
10000 GreHea Sniammsn. Wlon ipil
lfdssn, man E1bs 100000 Grouen pertaH.
ben. @nebs @utt, ipsrn z BEN 0shrsn
qfn nihf pabtl
Mls bic Iaerbauag btr gargsr ben
RaNeE bds 3ufdmmsnetbTadlte i6sraebtl
gpiu, fnqt oer G%eursrnfur sd babe be
GiGet bic GeHirihation anfrlsgt lpHl b.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-16

3ingsluug. unb es bsginnt siRN Rid5ug.
OeR bic ariegsgsiaiatf bspabren muB.
Mtt fiebtn 8dtaiapaen, ghRe Grain, pble
isoss 6iiIsmitttI bringEn bic guiopiner
Hbtr ben gan5 bsrianeiitA 1400 glstsr
bohen qrislobpab. griglpb bsibt 8drsHs
Faae uro beipdbrt ate admpIe 3piideH
Mlenid unb 9ier in itiaem Namsn. Cine
Rolonne, bic Is ailometsr lang tit. petet
Mana hiuter Hidnn, Biz unter be aas
ieln i'm Ghnee, BON SdnfsRurm ubers
rdidt. 5tDaHBig StunbeH long einen Deg,
Der iGon in Gemmsrss un0 Gritoeas5eit
cine uHgsiu0bnlids touriitifde 2tiItung
btbeuiet. Der &ommattbaHt febt isiHs
aolonne Der 5dbrIidhit beg Meg5 uRb
Or 8itteran9 prsisgegsbsn uHb maat iia
nit ibrtm gnbs bertralt. Or p~ertiert aber
nur etneH Siam.
Die auhen usrbtn feitpdrts piebsr 5us
riidgttrisben unb bic gdtaiaone ees Sbers
fen marf9ieren gum 6eret9 surid, BALI
ten cine 7roHt BON 50 &ilometer. bic
aa9fe 8a4nitution Iisgt in ungarn. 65
aflOmeter nett ienItits Der bereiften Gars
putben. 0efaaBe fat bic Gruppe lsiHs;
'Hir Mermlgsptbre, ibren Mut. ibre
aeHntnis unb aiebt BET 9eimat uno i9reH
DberIten.
Qm 28. 0ttnbsr ninfmt Te nnitr Der
6ille BON 8fpei 9oltrn, bic diuitif4 mes
Higitens 8atttrieFensr bortauihen, unO
5pei GeIb9eiddBsn, bic ME Gin gisgiFtnr
biHter ben aulifsH Fin uno ber ellen,
G3ernopiB pieber. Die @uTm iino be-
mrubigt, irrtgtIibrt uab 5isbeH Iih in bic
5Iael aaEIid. Bon bort aus itbsn lie
Der Stabi, bic I'm Gang Iiegt, Bis In ben
Msassn. Gle gtpabrtR an bsr tltiHsn
5%ruppenmeHge 'baB man e an BET QaTs
btrumgefIhrt bat. 8tr Regitrangsrat
Or. Norft. Der bic Gei9dfIe Der Gtabt
%psrpdltet. bdit om aatbdufs cine Rebe an
bic bsfreiie @eb6lfsruno. Gin SduMel err
faBt bic meni6en. sic umarmen fd.
psinen, fdrsien uub tan5en, Suben unb
Gbriiten, 9eatide uuo RumdHsu. Gdas
asrer unb gtamtt, 4rbsiter pnb 8ausEn,
Mann. Meib unb Sinh.
a6fr bic auFsn sie6eH 8erifdrtmeH
perbsi, bsIdisbtn bic Gtaot, bic 8atails
lpne 6Hhers Biz acknowledgements
Fnb, mufen f9 3urid5ieben, nno biz
Rnfeu tommen an 2. Qobember nitber
naA @8ernomib 6i9I Rimmi GtellaR'
gen ~neItfpdrts am gratb. Gr bat 5uS
9erHariung am liBlen 5liigsl Elm unga.
rIIaes Regiment, bag balb bon itdrtsn
rufflaen ardftsR oaraiiobtn pir6. 81.
5pti Boiler mddtu fh pieber eifrig an
bic 4r6eit, benmen bas @oreriHgsn beI
8uIen lub fdpeiasn auT eiHmoE, neil
inter ibrem EARN bI gldd5ug fih un'
g.itort boa5ogsa bat. Der Gerstb mG9l
nun richer bic 6ronilinie.
Da beginHt pr DberH bic 6uSHleRbe'
b0lIsrung mobil gu MAIDEN. Gr biloet aud
cine RH4idpenseegieu 81 tenHt Eh aus
i'm 9Gnb. ey btiiimHgi bic seographii3sr
0psrasinafn Sura aarie. 6u5uleH nHs
RuM6nsH temgsn fgtipiaig. um ihr Gam
~ nerfeipissa, S6Fe untform III fIul
iapar5gelbs 8inbs. S9Ee 5aitit If dgBsr,
auf @,TtraaHsiB nit her Qaa1ihai
/ gsIi Bic 9soegiiftit. Gie Optriersa Ger
fit 9orf. Maua fir MaHH. Gs III Bolts.
trIig.
Nus abeuisin uifidfu- Gubgnsrisl
mo Yferetn nirp Elm zrain aeIhafiin
llgbtran nerbeH ois d~Hheimiidsn gsirigb.
IN Pen 8sn't bsr admpFsRbaa affftht. Sn
ieaodrs Broeialltdmt, Ganiids bate q
nidi aeaebSa. NuI eiaatei nassgN hi
! 6fleotns uab bic poIiiiidra .g4uEesa
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-16
2Sdnn mar SGaRe(pfdre
ge6oren?

Prof. Or. Seinri6 Spies f6rsi6t: Be-
tdnntIid 1T nidt Der @eburtstag, ions
bern Der 9dpftag GbaisIparss nar6 bic
G~intraguns IN BAG air9earegifsr feiuer
9eimattabt Gtratforb on aDon urtunbs
lid gefidsrt, ndmlid am 20. April 1864.
Dd aber bic gauFe hrsi Gage na6 Der
0eburt borgnOmmsn 81 iperbtn pflegts,
gilt Der %. .april oIs G~bnteIpaares ges
burtstae. 4n bieIem Sage bdIt bdber
aud bic s9eutlde Gbaisipsares @efsas
FnaftS bsrt0mmIi9 lire SabrsspsrIamnls
lung ab, uno aud bic grobm grinners
unosfeisrlidisitsu 1914 baden am %.
4pril itattssfunben.
SIN 9inbIid duF Die beborIsbenbs breis
hunosrtite @isosrtsbr bon GtalsIpsdres
Spbestng aud Der %. April - fanb
in 2onbon inter BEN 9prfb bes ReD.
Gtetpdrt 5tobIdm cine @sridmmluna Der
.Ghatsipsarsseigu' itdtt, in btr Der 3. MlaI
ais bds sigtntIi1e Datum als bss lids
ters Gs6urtstag srtldrt purbs. Or. QsEbs
bridge fibrtt bort aus, baB brei bsrhnrs
agenoe aItronemen iber bic Gdnierigs
felt tpnIultiert norben pdreac bic Itn
aus BEN llntsrihieb oipiidsn benz alien
iilinniIhsn unb BEN neuen grsgoridnis
IHen Ralenbtrftil erg6bs. elt brst bdts
ten f@ fir ben 3. Wldi nniiott bes %.
april eniIdiebsn. Wiuinm qotI, Gin Be
teran In bsr DurTienuns GbnttIpsoreIdsr
RoIen, ertldrtt fih esgea has Datum
bes 3. Wdi. GO blsibt nun ab3uporisn,
pel4e GtsHung bi. mdBstbtubm lIisros
rider unb idduIpisIsriI9sn arsiIs aons
bons unb GneIaubs ba5l siHntbnsH tpsrs
ben.
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los anb ssfcBt BIN, 6nsulen Eub Rumds
nisn Ieitsa ben Orient in Der 8aRnmeilt
Der Gtabt subgaltig Elm.
aIs i9 bpr pig3sbn Sdgen gum srtsn
Tlul mad g5ernopis fam, feblte Der
a~benbldnbifde 9oppeInblsr uuF BEN Rats
mugsurm. Die auFen battea ibH utht
berabgemorfal iDfe uldn meinsn foItes IN
Grieq, Groberurg, Wnt, G~iegesgellit.
Mit bgr GagH bes 9rimitiber Dor gins
1idtungen bdtten Ie hiefsn nonar6iiden
8oppeIabLer nit ben G1rbsnpappm an
Der 9ruR sart hsrabgsboIt unb liegea
loTsn. Die 9irgsr b1tteH ihH ~seborgen
MnD iesf, bd bic Gtdbt ipieDer Diterreihi9
III, hreitet er. hOn 6dbnsn umipolt, feline
Jitti6e in bic erfeR i4n@igea 8aembtrs
tapg mTn BON neaern lber g5eranpis.
mon ben SIli6sn 60beH, In beren biz
@uFsa ~singegraben liesen, t1unsn fe i'm
eolbeH Hnb Idrsrfdaig geIprsiat ii6sr Der
Gtdm fteben Iehsn. 8eHn ihre GiHten
TTb MIR uht Rilomeser BON g3ernopis
no bic grenss burh gsrepe1en 5ieht.
SIN Roffeehnus fpielt Der tntboliIAe
grdlat, Der dIs Telbfurat gotSbdnbsE am
arm bal, sarod NIT Dem iioiitfn SnDus
ifris1ea unb Dem beutI9sH Miagiitratss
bnmtsH. SIN aQoIitHhsH Refer Der
Gimde Sebubd, i'm 9of, iiabeH fI6
obsnbs Bel garialc. Rarna88tn uHb Guter
(dnf bem offenen 5euer geroteD unb BET
beLem Giebenbirger @ein trintfeite, gut
gsIaunte sriedifdprientali6e 6eijtliae,
Tumdnii9e a~bgeorbnsts, iibifdt adufs
Ieutt, groBgrunobsTbe unb ungebemmt
ale aonfeTionen, 9erufe uRb RaFsH 5us
iammen. GeIbf ber Drtbobogt gr8bildof,
hsr IN Der 8ildpFsburg pohnt, bic NIT
@etudIt NIB grunt ME cine ate adiigrs
pfdI3 itd iber gBsruonis er6ebt, berldBt,
nsar er bier 1T. bic gplbeuen 8epol6e
un0 itsigt 5ur Staot. gu ben adfsn, aoHs
feTfiongn unb BIT 9uIbiamieit herab.
@m ab6ang Der StaDt idddtslH ft
bic asintn, nol gsitapslten adom Der SUI
ben iaeinnnber. Sn elmer dnbersn BDrs
itabt iiegen geuldlia bic nisoersn 6duls,
Der beatifsn 8uusrn un6 Mlaursr, unl
infsits pobnsn bic aundHeH nieoeAH
fir fd.
Sci BEN IdipdbHhen gDrifa6tbdutrr
ME bei ben s~arodpartisn, btim Sitbsnf
bitger Wsin anb ben aarHu8sen ME be
GAal gbaim 2riBtr tn Der Suhsnfaei
IdBi man bas @ruTeln Der rufIfhen BE-
fsbung iibsr lia laufeH. sr5d6li NIT selisel
mathematician, ME g par. Die Sab
nen fDanen I'M 6eEsen Der Sidbt um Der
Mor bes Reids, Der bas @abpsn be-
GubeEIten Gtabt, g5ernopib, an Der 8ruf
trdgt. Die aanouengdlige bsr ruiidsl
MrfiGerie praEeH i'm md an. 4bsr mai
fihlt Fn gsrsitst nab gebcrgeH.
lnb ba bort man sinen 4aHen dil
allen @s1prdden nufitsiaen. @is bic bid
Rorans spfI6tn ben @sisBsn I'M 8pftB
traHs fommt Il INNER fDiebsr IN aas Sc
fprd6e. &c IN, renH Ct gsiprohsH piro
als uh et1os aItsrtimlid Wehrhdftss
eins laFtiqs pantarsnbaftigisit, ols q
zine SangfFoa non CrItans burh BITE &c
Iprdds ritz. Dan IpGrt ben Stud hol
sdhaIum unb Qfimairstier. @s If BE-
tiHfadt 8~Hrasrgnare slider. ssiH IRA
ggr III @gnbarmerissG bsrit tn 0er &afern
bdm srihoborsH Dom.
srinneftG mid Bel bitisH gsiprahel
hama, boB mn e inner nKaaHlld
IanheB, mic Al tiRx 3tit no eaus @ali
attn Ffpn ms 5lisbnl. Der RaTs BIB Il
Sic aerfnf6m eFtnmarH rdF. biz Bulb
nina srpkia Tann hielt. Sc mar ms en-
adsisL S1lr ptt9isls f@ 70 IapsisIan
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-16

tube gsgsniiber brGagri T1 0ffi5iers urb
3ipilElie nm bic tlfiRtn 9iTaf unb bic
esdsrbiIsn, Die ma bort bstommf. SD
efs Suiammen nit BEN alien erithii6'
orientalHten pfdrrsr aus benz ramdnis
T6m @~rensborf, BEN eiu8iBen 9orF, Dus
bic RaFsn in ber gutotpind nod beTssl
balisH. Die srIte DETERMINATION bat ct
in ieiutm 4farrbaus mitgtmaht. 81
fat. YARNS FIJI Bis IN biefe @sgenb bors
atDrunaen unb bds Golf BAG ie I'M borir
gen Sabre iiberihnsmmis, feieu nod biz
alien barbariidsn Stbthen. CT betoHt
feline beusIde 8iIoung unb 1T ftol5 aui
iis. I'd maHs ibR im Uriebsn bsiudtH,
inrhittsn feinss fA0Htn, r~umdHif6r
8dugrRoplits, meiHt Il.
Der 6utcpiHiIft aommersielsat. mil
BEN id ebgHfaas maR9maI bic 3sit tsiIs
unEerhalt mid iiber bic pirtidaftlidt1
Mufgaben, bic Geferreihsllngarn aus
Einer srytren gsrbinbuug NIT Deutfdlanh
sriieben. 7atin Diberiprehm mir uns,
4btr er fekt mir bortt0pfig entgegen, 81
lisbe Isine MuFfdFung BON niemanbeu
dEStrn. SIN SidbitpmmaHoo bon Gser'
noipib jtbod idfinm biz 1abtn osr Aslt'
gd6i9is I914/15 saIammsHsuldaEsH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-16

hdriIbsr. 2lbtr isbt peib man uH6 bari
Is fagsn, baB es Der GbsrIt Slider tpar,
lIno ipis bic bide aoralls i'm HoIentranl
Der GStrnopiBet llntsrnltungeH immsr
tDiebnisbrte, IieB i'd MID gu Dem Rotio'
Halbelbn Der @ulopina fiibreu. 81 III
eine @eTdihtt, pie le in pitIefh 9rttg
uur in Der Gatrrei9Hdsn armse oorlam,
unS nur bort, tDo bic geriOnliHtsit ff
asesn Elm Sptsm Sur6fsbsn muBte uno
Bic bepealids SmproblIierhngslraft bes
oterreitti9sn Settles einfssen irnnts,
m0qlia mar. Ell. bat sinigt @egenitiide,
iiber bic ss ii4 gslegmtli9 gu sr8dblea
lobut. Gle mar cine inbipiouaIiitiide
G~otptnbigttit uuo, tpis aug unIersr 3sit
hfrdugFaltns, Elm 3ariid mad alter tnbb
oibualtRtI6sr arisgsibnng.
Der 0bsrIt unb i'd ioBeu in BEN 3ims
mer Der @enbdrmerietaisrns, bic nod bic
Gburtn sints tiir5li6en ruiFiben Gliegers
angriffs Sfigte, in trtegsuugepobnten neie
ten aeSerieFtla, unb unterhieIten uus iiber
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-16
/. Gir arlbur morfbom frool, i

cir arlbur Marfbum frasts ims
snglifasn untsrbrnie an, pb Der a0nia
BON @risdsnlanb nod idbrlid 1000 pfbJ
bon guelanb, Gtdufrsid unb GubianD
smpfnHss, 70 tpis ss Der gsrtraa bon
1880 porIhrsib,. Cir gbuarb @rsb unis
uprteis, bdb bieIe Dotatioh felt BEN
lobe bts a6Higs Georg bon Griehens
lamb TN Sabre 1913 Htht msbr ausat@
sablt psrbs. grie9snlnno III nod bumit
bsfddftist feline @9ulbsn an bic esnonn
ten Wlddtt a~b5ubssnblen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-16

ga Gsbt minbtHsuss 10000 elrlsu
bon 4illsn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-16

Tr. 1ernbntes ReIpte6ung Der BON
brniimen Reinslnn6igr dngeiinoipieH
0tbtnauHgen, inter oeneli Eeuiinlafb
SEiepen iniilben plroe. NJ BIpdr aus
B~ngSpeiie berdl8 per Babel hbernlii,
TED ip0roen, aber neil einesteile Der
giBSag redl uupoaltdnoia paI, an
bcrntellB l0ippbl bic Aar8lerfeoe nis
mln Dr. G%erHbnres aomfHeniar ~
berfeLben - beabNHtiat ooer mat
mibbeuiet pclbgH hnb, 10 miro eer
nit ~nerfpdieier 8ofl ioeber ertt elm,
qetrpffene @erilaui bon 9~eritblras
~yteuinpgseeeanien naAliebeHe nh
Qetestt.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-08-26
About the First Thing Is for One to
Become an Adept in Tying
q Bow.

THIS is a ribbon season, us we all
know, and the shops, naturally, have
put forth big and goodly supply Of
attractive ribbons in response to the
demand fashion has made for them.
Do you know how to tie bow2
Probably not. In this day of special
ization few women do know how to
tie more than a lingerie or hair rib
bon. We leave it for the salcswoman
at the ribbon counters, for our dress
makers and our milliners to tie bows
Of every other sort.
To begin with, If you would tie
bows successfully, buy n reel of fine
covered wire and use 1t to tie the
loops in position. This, for instance
Is the way professional ties sash
rosette for child's frock. She takes
one end Of two or three yards of rib
bon and measures Off about thirty
Inches to go around the waist. Then
she makes as many loops as she
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-08-26
MAKING USE OF RIBBONS

wishes, gathering the ribbon for each
through her fingers.
Next she measures off with her
right hand, holding the loops in her
left, enough ribbon for the two ends,
and, at the end of this ribbon makes
one more loop. This leaves long
loop of ribbon, later to be the two
ends, and with one of them ties
around the rosette loops, so making
one end shorter than the other.
Hatband ribbons are especially in
terestng this summer, tailored bow,
fiat but not pressed down, finishes the
left side of the hat when these rib
bons are used. and In most shops
lengths of ribbon with bows attached
are sold for varying prices.
Brocaded ribbons, with raised vel.
vet figures on thick satin ribbon foun-
dations, are also smart. One such rib
bon shows pansies of black, blue and
purple velvet on cerise ribbon. An.
other shows overlapping pellets or big
polka dots of three colors-peacock
blue, old gold and plum-on a black
background.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-08-26
Room With Personality.

The walls of the room were papered
in faded gold, like an old mans mem
ory of sunshiny day when his heart
was young, and the cretonnes at the
windows, once brave and gay In their
coloring, were blurred and dimmed,
like memories of the short, bright
hours of youth, flaming out, one after
another. almost, painfully distinct
which the hand of time has woven into
one indefinite pattern, with all the pas
sionate joy the sharp regret washed
out The restless feet of youth had
slammed out the designs in the carpet,
and had worn a path straight through
the heart of the big, peaceful room
tn tbe open front door and the wide,
nuIsing world without. Like the IN
carnate spirit of the room, the niue
hostess sat in the stiff, high-backed
chair of her great-grandfather, futter-
ing her ivory-tinted hands among the
fra giIe china that had been the we'd
ding present of her great-grandfather,
while the youth of long ago smiled
wisely down on her out of their mar
row. black frames on the wall.-Coun-
tryside Magazine.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-08-26
MID-SEASON DRESS

variety obtains in cut and color or
fabric combination that 1t is difficult
for anyone with the slightest knack
at sewing or with artistic ideas to
so very far wrong.
Printed and plain white voile are
suggested as suitable for the little
frock shown IN the sketch. although
plain and dotted handkerchief linen.
checked gingham and plain color
chambray. etc, might be used as ef-
fectively.
The double tunic Is suggestive of
style line that Is to be given consider
able prominence in the first showing
of fall frocks. Advance bulletins and
advance models carry out an Illusion
of brevity in length and breadth OF
skirts, while they are in reality longer
and narrower than those generally IA
vored at present and the long tunic
aids very materially in this Illusion,
the underskirt being reasonably close
reefed and modestly long, while the
upper skirt or tunic is given decided
flare. The hosiery display Of the past
season or two will not be looked on
with favor in the fall, as practically
all frocks brush lower than the shoe
tops
The little frock In the sketch is, how
ever. distinctly n summer model, and
excellent for tub fabrics. The back
of the bodice has deep round yoke.
coming below the shoulders, of white
voile and the back of the skirt is ex-
actly like the front, paneled in white
and printed vole. The dress fnstens
in the center front.
To make this gown, three yards OF
plain fabric 36 inches wide and seven
and a half yards Of figured material
the same width will be required. The
bottom skirt measures four yards
wide. A bright ribbon Is used for the
girdle.
The generous use of ribbon as a
trimming or finishing touch on sum-
mer frocks is a notable feature, and 1t
strengthens the quaint and picture
esQue tendency Of the seasons ap-
parel.
Ribbons will be used rather freely
on the next seasons evening frocks.
Colored silk or bead embroideries are
favorite trimming touches for mOdish
utility gown Of serge or gaberdine.
The tendency to favor lower waist
line is more and more emphasized as
the early fall models see the light Of
y.-Washington Star.
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crawled some Caterpillars to keep
peace.
Now the green Caterpillars led the
procession, and then came some Spi-
ders called the Black-Legged Band,
and the Caterpillars whose names are
Processionaries. They were so pleased
to have name just to suit the Parade.
"And the music was wonderful. 1t
was given by the Volunteer Crickets'
Brigade Band. 1t just made all the
Creatures crawl and wiggle with so
much spirit"
81 never thought Caterpilnrs had
much spirit, Daddy" laughed Nancy.
'Oh. yes, indeed" said Daddy. "They
can hurry when they want to get to
any special place, and this time ut
the end of the parade there was to be
a Supper.
"Now the Brownies were playing
Baseball the day Of the Parade. and
when they saw all the Creatures wig
Cling and crawling along with the
Crickets' Band playing such fine tunes,
they shouted out:
Here, let us join the parade too.
Well make it merry for you. Yes, we
will
'The Caterpillars were very much
pleased at the Brownies request to
leave their Baseball Game and join
the crawling procession, and they told
the Brownies to march ahead of them
all.
'When the Brownies got to the head
of the procession they threw sticks up
in the air as they had seen men who
wore plumed hats do in real Parades.
This delighted the little Creatures.
"And before long the Crckets' Band
stopped playing and all the Creatures
in the Parade stopped crawling.
"'What's upT called the Brownies
No accidents have happened, we hope
"'Oh no, indeed said one of the Spi-
ders, this is our Supper place. We
hope you'll join u.s. they added very
cordially and with much bowling.
"'We'll tell you Stories and do
Trick. for you while you eat. Our
Supper is waiting for US down in
BrOwneland'
"You see, they were very polite
about refusing the Caterpillars' Sup
per, though If the truth were told they
didn't care for Insect Food And they
thought they would refuse In such n
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FACING
HIS FAT E
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By lnez Lucille Botkin
By lnez Lucille Botkin
copyright, 1916. by w. G. Chapman.)

copyright, 1916. by w. G. Chapman.)
'Lost something?"
Eyes, a small memorandum book"
as that it?" t
"Thanks," bowed Nelson Page, but
there was no fervor in his gratitude.
world was he inclined to accept a fa-
yor from, or be under obligation to
the man who restored to him his lost
property-Cyrus Moore.
Six months previous, stranger, in
need of work and with dead past to
which he never alluded, Page had
drifted into the little mining town of
Parato and had remained there since.
A rich, but close, old fellow owned
the hotel and the two principal stores
in the place, and saw in the intelligent
and well-appearing stranger the per-
son he needed to act as bookkeeper
and manager of his varied interests
for a reasonable compensation. Page
was Industrious, reticent and entire
ly satisfactory to his employer. He
was TeSaTueu us u uldu WIFI u luueu
history, glad to buy himself from
past mistakes or misfortune in this
isolated corner of the world.
1t was, indeed, true that Page had
dark secret in his young life, and
that he was an exile In hiding on that
account. He was fully content with
settling down into obscurity. He was
even more satisfied when he became
acquainted with Ruth Mortimer. She
taught district school few miles
from her home and lived near it with
her father. The latter had mining
claim which brought in small and
spasmodic returns, was in debt to
Moore for money borrowed on his
home and, but for the help of Ruth,
could not have eked out living.
1t was the first dawning Of love for
these two souls. To the earnest, in
nocent girl 1t was all happiness and
faith. With. Page, however, dull
cloud shadowed. He felt that he was
traitor to gentle, loyal Ruth in con-
cealing from her the secret Of his life.
To enlighten her, however, was to
place heavy burden upon her, and
would she understand?
Moore had been his rival, but, more
latterly, plainly discerning the pref