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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-17
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BY Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson.


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w,r,ta J., aa,S,s u - 70
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asl,na 49, 1e> nv.
r,yht TO- etr,s - L.. 49,. 80, ".'
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ious ca,ns '"eA var
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~ vas q nro,,, 1880
,r,erd,, .roo,r. 80 o Jus'
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''ipiopor'
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IN moke nron.ra tions 90 ~
~. waaa,na 80 w, a. eu pr'ns ior
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thst far IT., f.,oa w nau sohe
frierd IF his to,a ~ ao,.a, ..1o
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that - ras ,rst ,aa,o,,. m ~. .lue'
but 7 aoted o. thonah IoUas :. pal.,
telling hin, mat NV Iov. e.. III.
turred 70 h,traa "a ~. 80.
cars n coo h,r, on, n,ora IT, 49,
mo seward tir,es of+ar that go $780,
mo not 20 haI;a,,. - go 49,. ss s',,
nroye bic ;n,ooon,A 49, -,
tont,o, =, III, cho.,. - ~
moved ouov fror, thar. 80
see him env n,ore listed 49, ,,t,.
.ome t,ne aoo ond hannaos 80 -.
him IN tho straot 80 - .s..s
very fr,and,y .nd Ala 49,.
from severa, naon,o 49, ~ .h,n,.
onobt "a .no1oei.a e. ~, o.. 49,. -.
ter wrot. hir, n 49,, t,,s,,- =. -,
be tbe nronor .hin o. a.. -
him a nice Iet+er nn,vo A,tho,,. ~
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Wv nv WANT nm "
pocote,,o lac ~ ~.
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n,onatior nr oo,,,s :. mn ,nat eA
heen fo,rar ~ III, g. s.,.,
him that Won did ~ - ~, ,.
now ~ ,east yo,, 49, "A ' ~
homeless feeling that ba Lot ~,
tbrorgh M -. ~. ioS. you
pround,ess oco,,ss+ta, 1' W
noor Me-
10 ovor 80 ' ai,'os.
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o. ~ ,on.b. ".n youhs man Vi
o. GOD THE 49,. 80 he en-
bacan.. 80 I .o' "a. a. inst slsh'
voor ,,ovt "ost
-. !, my ai'ei our engage
uorlr uo oa,,a haa,, ei s.a'e ~
,ont,a 49,, az .ne .nu VI iour
corre snordod rraora,.,.. $500,
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steady oomn.n,, III, 49, Nepe
mon 11a ~. q, -. 'ouhs
bandso,,e "a No. 80 80 very
nona 10 o., - iew laui's-
vor,te avarvm,hoaa D., au,.e IA
49,, o.ii Vi ene souhs
worrars t' anu are sooo
rha tir.4 ,,u.
eiAiis'eu III the army, out
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-17
NO, NOT MUCH.

Attila, the Hun, was a son Of a gun.
He went down through Europe upon
the dead run.
He captured each village
For murder and pillage,
He made the world sadder and wiser.
He played a grim game
But still. we must claim,
He didn't have much on the kaiser.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-17
EXCEPT CASHMERE, ETC.

(From the Christian Science Monitor)
"John. ann surprised to find that
you have allowed yourself to be de-
feated by a mere GIRL"
Yes, father. have. but I can tell
you something. Girls are not SO very
mere, after all"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-17
THE TURNING OF FRIEND WORN

The VQHNING Or fHI6NO WOHM
woke in the Pullman at o. m,
Just In time to hear this:
Friend Husband-"I wish
could get a paper"
Friend Wife-"Aw. II you had q
newspaper you'd have something
to talk about, and you're better
off with your mouth shut"
F.. his THAT sol Well. you
got about As much use for news
paper as q frog has for q pocket"
She didn't have come back" "a
some one woke up the porter who
produced q morning paper. Then
Friend Husband said: "Oh. chucks
nothing new. / read 1t all last night
in the evening paper" And Friend
Wife said. said she; ''Tes-hee."
u. -
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-17

Birthmarks and other superficial
growths that defied chemicals have
been removed with radium By Eng
lish expertA
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-17
BETTER LATE THAN NEVER.

THE Appeal to Reason has been
converted to Amertcanism." - News
Item.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-17

WHATCHAMA
COLUMN
r + p s

PS
SUGGEST that high brow articles
on The Well Bred American. in War"
be suppressed untfl We get through
with the American war bread.
WE are threatened with tighter
and shorter skirts next spring" says
fashion authority. Why threaten
when the horror IL inevitable.
SECRETARY M'ADOO talks about
"thoughtless people who think" so and
SO. 1t can't be done, Mao.
UNTIL that big eastern banker
quits eating 81 meals we don't want
any more vanderlip from him on
economy.
ONLY four months more to do your
coal problem solving.
WHIT
These half baked American citizens,
Who ran away from Germany and
came to this country
So they could enjoy a little freedom
And make a decent living and bring up
Their children where they could have
a chance,
And who are now crying their eyes
out over Germany
And pulling secretly for her to win,
Why didn't they stay over there7
Why did some of them risk their lives
to get
Away from the same brand Of kultur
they admire 80 much7
Why don't they 60 back now1
Nobody's keeping them. @. K.
GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN.
The old fashioned party who chok ed
on a piece of beefsteak-
The good cook who used to fry the
fish in butter.
The man who used to give his boy
u bean bag to play with.
The fighter who used to cure a
black eye with fresh pork.
HELPING HOOVER SAVE SUGAR.
One of the pleasant and consoling
features of the general war condi-
ton Is the almost total failure OF the
gooseberry crop. BOB TEA
MISSING.
Say, what has become of the linden
burg line,
The one that no army could break ?
Say what has become of the Dragging
so fine
The Huns months ago made US
take?
Say what has become Of invincible-
ness
That pig headed. bullying thing?
Yes, what has become of the whole
sorry mess
OF staggering kultur? Ask Bypg.
". A. w.
BY THE WAY, WHAT IS FIELD
MARSHAL HAIG GOING TO GIVE
THE KAISER FOR CHRJSTMAS7
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-17
}UncIe Walt Has for
)You This Evening"
EATING FISH.

HE highbrow scientists ex-
plain that fish builds up the
human brain. and that is what
we're needing; the brains are
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-17
MISSING.

BY THE WAY, WHAT IS FIELD
THE KAISER FOR CHRISTMASf
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-17
GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN.

One of the pleasant and consoling
features of the general war condi-
ton Is the almost total failure OF the
gooseberry crop. BOB TEA
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-17

(D Break your engagement with the
first boy. because you do not love him
enough to marry him. It would be I'M
wise to give the second boy hope until
you are sure in your own heart that
you love him.
(2) No, she cannot Love cannot
live where there is not respect.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-17

ONLY FOUR months more to do your
coal problem solving.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-07-08

S,iermit maiden mir inlere
2cicr nit benz biel6eiprodenen
@cictrnt,uurf befannt, ber ote
8iirser bemtider obcr Diterrcidi=
fhcr Wcbmrt pbcr Abfnnft, 'uel=
dc smm Wilitdrbienit amsseDo=
ben ,perben m6gen, ant TIT Gr=
ludcn pom tbatidd)li6en &am=
pfen gescm ibrc stammesbriiner
bcfrcicn ioa.
9icicr @eietentunrf, 'uic CT
our 3cit benz &pngreis purlie9t,
itammt bpn benz republita',i=
idcn gbgcurbnctcm 8ritten, Der
ben 8. Sainpiier 8esirf (eincn
2bcil Gbicasos, ,up %ritten aud
geborcm iunrbe) int &ongrck
pcrtritt.
sein Bcieteut,umri trast ben
fdlsenben 3itel:
oWeiebporlase, BIC ben Era
iibcntem ermddtist, bonn aus
lanbiidem Nsilitarbienit iolde
8iirser bentidcr ni,b 6iterrcidi=
idcr Nbf,,nft anf ibren stntras
sm befreien, beren 8lutsbanbc
nit bent Scinbcslanbc ben bid
itcm Anforbernnsen entsesen=
,pirfeu, bic an nniere 9ruppc'l
sur Grta,npfnns beg Sieges anf
fcinblidcm Yubeu seitellt wer=
ben."
Sic &prlasc ielbit ,udrc MIR
Cit 3niat su benz Ansbcbnnss=
9clck, unb tic lantct:
n8iirgcr bcutiher pber Ditcr=
rcihiidcr 0eburt pbcr AbfMnft,
bic fir ben Nsilitarbicnit aus
9ebobcn iinb, f0nnen auf ibren
cisenen Amtrag bin inter bcn
ppm &raibenteu erlafencn Re=
scln mnb 8erorbnmaeen bent
9icmit int .6ccre uber 1T bcr
0lotte auf amcrifanif&em go
bcn pber 1T ancrifantihen @ce
,uaj1crm iibermicien pber i'm Sn=
lanbbbicnite in Submitric5iuci=
gen, einidlieflih Adcrbam, eitt=
aeitclt ,uerbem, bic sur Grbal=
tmng bcs Aailitar,ueiens uber Der
,uirfiamenS Operation bcr Strett=
trdftc oocr ipnit SIR 1tnteritii=
tmng Der natipnalen &riegStt=
tereien nDtbig befmnbcn tucr=
bcn."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-07-08
Ser &rifg.

!
8erbinoetet, unb ben Nuiien na1 sen
slrtilleriefdmpfen BET lebter Eage bon
nellem NIT boiler 8utb entbrannt, tpie
Die 3eresleihlng 8eltern meloete. 3tpiz
llden 3boroip unb aonill6b loipie BET
8r5e5anD unteruabnen sic Nuiien
N'oiienansriffe. Bic NIT iebr idiperen
8erluIten fit Den 5cino bl,r9ipegs
|5uIammenbrdfcn.
Berlin. 6. Suli. @pm Often mel
lbete oas bertlde 5ouptqunrtier am
9iadnlittag:
"Irmec9rllppe Erin5 2copplo bon
9aDern- 3pilden 3borolp llno @rsez
5anp entlpidclte lid] cine Mrtileriez
ldladt bon GROCER 6eitigtcit. gSd6z
rcno Ser Nadt berminbcrte lie li6
5ipar, abcr icit Sa9esonbru6 bat lie
|li6 nufs Ncle geltei9ert.
~Gcsglciden mar 5u 3orpsbn. 8roz
bD nno Snor9on sic arti1eriefbdtigz
felt bon 3eit gu 3eit icbr lebboit.
"Irmeegrrppe bon gr5ber5og So
lepb = 8ir beobadteten @orbereiz
tnngen rllndnilder Snfanterie fir
einen an9riff auf eini9e 9Dbcn, ipelde
bon rns .liibli6 bonn Galinlt6al gez
balten tperoen. llnler 5crit0renocsSeuz
ct serlprengte lie.
~Mrmcegruppe SelbmarldaG bon
Wadenlen - On Ser untercn Sonou
mar Der Seinb rubeloler, als CT in Ser
lceten 3eit gelpelen mar.
"@ali5ild)e Sront = llulerc rSup=
pen abmen geltern bel Ser 3uriidI6loz
9'ng eines slneriffs 202 9luilen gcz
|fangen. 500 8uilen ipllrDen NIT bem
8ajonett get0btet.
Set sburg Z. S1li. slbcrz
mails mahcu Sic 9iu1len bel Einsf,
175 Meilen n0roli6 pom oItgolisilhcn
aan,pfabldnitt llnb geuou in Ser Ntitte
Der gan5en rullilden 6ront. einen Sfz
fenlipberlud]. Sic slrtillerie pernihtct.
follt 8cridbt Ser 6eeresleituns, ale
5inoernine. scit Sriibjobr 1916 baz
ben in bieier @eseuo fcinc gr0Bercn
adnpfc itottgefunoen. 3inst, tpcldes
ppr bcm &riege 10000 gintppbner
bate, lpllrbe am Is. Septenber 1915
bon Ben 9eut1hcn gcnontl1en.
Sic 8llilen bnben Sen befcltigten
sSalb bon Sianfa nit oem gan5enNeb
lfcinolider Stellungen uno Sen 6iieel
/! 3SS erpbcrt, fins alt6 III bas Sort
@pbob cin9ebrlngen.
Berlin. 6. suli. (lteber 2pnz
bpn.) 9ns belttlde9nuptquartier mel
bete om Na6mittag:
StoBtruppen bcs @iirttenber9er
Ncgiments batten pergangene Nnd)t
ein crbittertcs 9anbsemcnse NIT franz
sDliiden Solbaten t1Drolidy bon Ser
slisne. Cine 9roBe sln5abl Sran5oieu
tpltroc gcfan9eu ecnonrmcu.
Earis, Z. Suli. Sdipcre Gcidiiks
fdnpfc in Ser oerflolleneu 9fadt bel
Ga 8ppcre nno Yantbcon an ber slisz
nefrpnt lnb in Der @eaeub liiolt6 bon
Mprpnbtllters in ser Champagne ipurz
Sen bclttc @ltttag bon Ser fran5Diiiden
9eresleitune gemelbet.
"Gs fano lebbafte slrtillerietbutigz
felt an Ser Sront 5inilden Ga 8opcre
llnb Eantbepn llnb III Der Gbampngnc,
li;bltd bon IForonpilliess. ltatt" laltz
tct Ser Seridt. Gin lteberro1duues=
nngriff lcitcns ser Sclltlben bel Molz
ii9es ipuroc ob9cldlasen. Spnlt perlief
bie Nad)t iiberull rubig.
2onbun, 7. Suli. Scitlid bon
@ptldlncte bnben Sic 8riten in Ser
perflollenen gtnd)t. luut beutteen Nitz
togsberihts ser 9ceresleitun9. cinen
sIneriff eemadt uno ibre 2iuien cit,
ipenig porgeld,pbeu. Seinolide lteber=
f1llc auf sic britild)en @rabeuiteIluz
gen in ser 9iabbaridJnft bon Ideptlle
ipuroen obseidlneen. Cont iii ni6ts
@idtiges 5lt beridten.
0ISin SnINo ofr,. Jn2 SriN
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-07-08
Meser lit Sainpis ,ucrben brobeno.

ct. 2puis. Dsu., 8. Suli. Gul.
9pnneap, 8cfcblsbaber bcs 1. &est=
mcnts bcr Ndi1unri Nationalsarbe, bas
in Ymnbcsbicnit itcbt, ,unroe joebcn CT
indt, grnppcn bon slltun nad) 6art=
forb, ST., at id)ifen, mm bic @eifen
gcgcn cincn brubcttben Negerangrtff SIT
id)itkcu.
Sic @eifen III partfprh unb Mt=
,upoo giper iulen iit lit ibren &an=
fcrn pcrbarrifahirt itno anf cinen Mn=
sriff bcr 3escr purbcritet baben. Gs
banbclt lid nm cine go bis 100 Daann
itarfc 8anbe, bic aus Gait ct. 2oniS
lit Sartfprb ai.fant.
Ameritaniide ltniun sesen 1silis
tartsmus.
Fctp Yprf. 6. Srli. Sic Grrid)z
tuno cincs acknowledgements fitr biir@
gcrli6c Trcibeitcu ipl1rbc ieitcns Der
. slmerifanilden ltnipn 9c9cn gttl'ta=
rismus" befonnt ge9chcn. Sie1es Sllz
rcan pcrhonft leinGntlteBcn rcm irad)z
icnbcn Terlangcn aus Dent gnn5ctt
2anbc, Sic @cbtc Scr Ncbez uno Src6:
ipic Gcriomnl,ngsfrcibeit lno Die &C.
ipiiiensfreibeit 5u idiiten. Gs miro lc'z
men Sauptstped barin illbell, n1rd)
Intpdltc lmo 8iirser 8pmitces IN
allen Sbcilen bes 2anbcs jl1rilttlbe
Silfc ,mo &atb on iene Terloneu 81
ertbeilen, Sic lmter bent 9rllde oes
&rieees gu leioeu babcn.
Cine @cibc berborrasenber slntpdlte
in pier5ig Ser sr0btcn Srdptc beg Sanz
bcs bat iidb ser llnion Snr %crfiignne
gcltcllt unb miro tire 0ilfc llncntgelts
lid leiiten.
SRI. grpital @aitman, sic Greil1t'pz
Sefretdrin ser lluiun, lo9tc: res tit
bpbc 3cit, bob aIe ebrlidlen siberolen
ocs 2anbes. ob lie nun fir oSer se9en
oeu &rica iinb, iih beHen belpllBt linn,
bab tbatiidlid Sic a,ncrifanllde Sez
mofratie in Gefabr lit. Sic Sda11o@
tbot in 8oltou - sic aeiualtthdttge
ltnterDriidllng Ser Sriebensparaoe nor
mebreren Sogen = bilbct bas eytren,e
8eiipieI beHen. ipas mir inter Der. Sc
fobr bes Ntilitarisrnlls slt ertparteu
baben."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-07-08
@rober 2nftQn9riff anf 2onoon - Gngldn=
Der eritQunt iiber oeutl@e &abubeit.
@uNen beginner neue oTenftpe In Der midtune
bon YinSt.
ot perenft britt Sorreoobooer lit Der Noroiee.


Bon Den ar9daupdben Gie 9ien be9nnn enipe-fan,z
eeb miro Wepnag errarte8 8in
Sic "aufunft" onDe1s Ioa Wltt1z
ride gctndmgen Hber Imerfa 6nnonb
9riegerde Sroun Eetrp9rub Neaieruna bedpert
b bem Fnpf = Tom benIden Hedstag Tatrichz
ten lln9arn Ncue beutde &cg5onlec Mtuiorben
gmerttaner 6aben @cpegtngscibeit in Geuld]ono.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-07-08
9ie @6lubabfla'nnng in stuat bradtt
bus .@biSttp &trbpt.
1ss Mnttastn In sa@en oe"tf3er &omplotte
ertobet.
lille 9eut& bic nit 8o4a ooer &ouuateu In 8elbnbung auz
ben, gum Seradeu oes Qanoes anfseforoert
soainennbnm ucrwir s639 sesem arie
scgem 9cmthlamb

8eril9c Ct bcbrpbcn eiBe Slinois arcl
SlDmpn mieoer flut gcmadt sooan ben 8ir9crire
beten n6t agfcn ~ Sa5iten Chicago prb brScriamungs
or ginoigt Srbcrcr @amt Scr oct]n 9oaft europa
ab9cdobcn Sic amtaniden @dbisperlutc Mcuc 6reibes
anbc I'M 9crbn = Ameritanilde lnpn ggcn Mlitarsnus -
&apt 5biedbens Ep5b strcnabrd6tcn eoaulcn berlan
gen Mcrcnbun, ub gsbcbng Sen gienbobcn aebts ou
@egen bcnjdcn lntcrrid.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-07-08
Au8 btm Au8lanbe.
Neuer 2uftansriff altf 9pnbpn.

~s~"~% ~"I>""S~'II ""I >1''~N""
2unbpn, Z. Suli. 2amt amtlidcr
Grtlarung ,uurbe 2onoun bcmte Ipr=
mittag pun et,ua 20 feinoliden slug
seugen bombarbirt.
Der peruriadte sadihaoen lit BE-
lpnbcrs inn Snnern Scr Stabt, nnb ser
2nftansriff ,unr einer Der be6eutcnb=
item, ,uenn nid)t iiherbanpt Der bebcm=
tenoite, ben Bic Sentihen bs jctt &C.
9cn bic 6auptitabt uuternabmen. Gs
tumrben 81 Ieriunen set0otet nnb al
perlett. Gin Slusseus hcs 6einbes
,uurbe pun uricren Milit1rfliegcrn nno
3 pun uuiere1 Wsartncflie9crn abge=
ibpNcu.
Sic Spmbcn,ucrier nntcr bcr Slug
Scugen bicltcn lid in ser 0sitte bes
@eidwabers nnb ,uaren BON grpEen
mnb idnellen &fflus5euscn mm=
geben.
Ser 6einb tuurbc pun uuiercn sl6=
'pebrge diiten nnb Tlicscrn pcrtricben.
ltniere Sltcger lit 9ii,tftrden, sic benz
Teinb ben 6iid5ms absuidneiben ncr=
iu6teu, fonnten i'm niht auifinbcn,
scritDrtem aber Z anberc Jlieser. (?)
9ak Sic bcutiden 6lieser 10 nieb=
rig unb lattgiam iibcr 9unhpn SIT flie=
gen ,uastcn nnb sic ,uasbnliise slrt
unb gSeiic, ,uic tic iiber- ibren 3ielub=
ieften berumsirfcltem, crrcgtc srufcs
Gritnuncn. Bic 0lnsscmsc ,purcn 10
nteoris, baE Der Mutprcnl6rm unten
beutlid, SIT b1rcn mar.
&aiier BON China bat ,uiebcr
ab9coantt.
9pnbpn, 8. Suli. Ginc 3cmterbc=
peid)e ans Hctins, Gbina, bciast, baE
6iuan Sung, bet ncme iungc Safer,
uteber abseoanft Dabc.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pcrienft.
2unbpn, Z. Smli. Gin britiidJer
3urpebpbuutserit6rcr lit scitern pun
ciucm feinDlidJen SandJbuut lit Der
yiurbicc tprpebtrt nmn ncrienft mpr=
ben. Gs tumrbeu s Wtann Ser @eia=
tnng set1btct.
Sic fpmmeilbe &an5lcrrc6c.
Mmtc.rb a III, iiber 2u,toun, Z.
Smlt. 9eutid)lanbs 6cltbalten alt bent
@rmnbiat ,Seinc Nnglicocrnngcn nnn
feim sdabeneriak" ,uiro npm beut=
iden 3cihstansler, laut ciuer SepeidJe
aus Berlin, pun Nencm int 3cidstas
amWsontas pertiinbct wcrbcn mno mat
er,uartet burt, bais bic Hchc iufurtisc
Oclescnbeit sur Gr6ffnuns pun Srtc=
Observation-Disclosures bictcn ,uerbe. Sic
3batiad)e bcs 5cblidJlagcts Der TIN
terbanblunseu lucacn cincs Sunbcr=
frtebcns NIT Rnflanb bat BIC bentide
NeidJsresierung bc'uueen, nenc Tric=
bensanerbietntscn SIT maiden. Gim
nerarttses &rusrantm ,uurbc bcrcits
bot ben bcutidcn Sbcilncbmcrn aui
bent iusialiitiidcn isriebensfpnsrei: lit
Studbulm befiir,uprtet ipdtcr ppn Der
prupiioriihcn ruiiiIdcn 3esieruns es
uirb aber pun Erdiihcnt SSiliun be-
fdmpft weil banm bic 5uitiunc bic
ielbcn ,uic ppr bcmSSclttriesc lit Gmru=
pa icin ,uiirben. rScntid)lunb burd
icin Siinbnif nit SeItcrreid, TN
aarn Snlsaricu nnb Der 5iirfei etne
itanbigc Sriebcnsscfabr blicb."
9r. 3immermaun N,iniiter hes
A,rsudrtiscn Siscfanslcr 6clffcridJ
,,nb 8iseabmiral nun Gapcle Marine=
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Bisbee daily review., 1917-11-04
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to belt, pocket or to the front Of the bodice or skirt.
 The choice of material depends largely on whether the frock IS to serve for morning and street wear, or to be worn to the afternoon tea or card party. In the first instance serge is perhaps the most popular. as well as gabardine and the soft twills. For the afternoon gown there is a wide range of perfectly lovely materials, such as jesse cloth of wool or silk. Duve.yn and broadcloth are too heavy for an entire dress, but may be com bined to the best advantage with crepe, chiffon and crepe de chine. Satin, charmeuse. poplin and crepe meteor may be used alone or in combinations and are manufactured in large plaids and broad stripes to suit any taste.
 Colors simply cannot be described. They must be seen to be truly appre- ciated The blues alone come in a variety of tints, such as navy. mid night, horizon, Chinese and peacock. Other popular colors are beige dust and sand, olive drab, black, dull reds on Burgundy. claret and mulberry tones. brown, dark or bottle green and gray.
 Favorite combinations as seen in shop snd street are dark blue with mulberry, scarlet. dull silver or gold, French blue, terra cotta, green or purple. dark red with black, dark blue or self color. On beige and sand color nothing is so pretty as dark blue Tor red. Gray is effective with navy blue horizon blue or any tint of red.
 Trimming is used spsringly. bu; very effectively. and one strives for that little original touch that gives
Bisbee daily review., 1917-11-04

How thankful we should be for the wonderful autumn weather we enjoy here in our southern mountains; if for no other reason than for it's et- feet on the clothes we wear. Pretty weather and pretty clothes go hann in hand. Bright sunshine brings out our loveliest frocks. and dull, rainy days result in the wearing of shape less raincosts and last years hats.
 So, as l remarked in the beginning, we have one reason to be glad-in these days when there is so much to be sad about if We allow ourselves to remember-because of the crisp air and warm, sparkling sunshine.
 One of the chief advantages of the one-piece dress is that while it serves admirably for warmth these lovely days. later when really cold weather arrives, it will also have a useful office to perform when it is worn under the all-enveloping coat, and if the proof of the pudding is in the eating, surely a proof of the universal popularity of the one-piece frocks is the fact that many Bisbee women are wearing them.
 This being the case, it is also very evident that the woman who does her own dressmaking has reason fer thankfulness in the extreme simpi;- city of the present mode. A study of the Parisian models reveals that the more simple a dress. the more trdlS Z chic it is. True style HeS in the choice of material. of color or con trasiing cOlors. of line and of an in dividual touch of trimming, applied
Bisbee daily review., 1917-11-04

beautiful and satisfactory than one of some very good limitations may be ob- tained and combined with Georgette and handkerchief linen.
 The tailor-made women may prefer handkerchief linen to crepe as it has such crisp, clean appearance.
 One blouse showed the touch of color that many women desire. It was a plain shirt-waist model with narrow yoke in front The fronts are ornamented with rows of hand feather stitching in heavy blue silk thread alternating with double rows of hemstitching. The color is repeat ed in blue Georgette at the collar and cuffs and again in the blue compost tion buttons which fasten the blouse
 Square and sailor collars are as pop ular as ever, usually edged with a frill or lace, but the convertible col lars are the very latest and may be worn either buttoned snugly to the chin or open. Cufts are close fitting. wider than formerly and for the most part turned back and trimmed to cor respond with the collar.
 One of the last items to be consid- cred in a womans wardrobe, but now a-days far from the least, is that of shoes. The military influence IS very strong in street boots. Dark tan Rus sian calf predominates and the lower military heel, for which many will be secretly thankful Dress shoes still show the Cuban Louis heel and are