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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-26
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9bne 3peiFeT 1T bic 5amilic, bas
gIternbars uno bic SGule ber natiirs
Hide fp5iale &urs, Dem Der iunge MsnId
5unddf onseb6rt aHb Don benz CT feline
grunbIegenbe @r3iebnng uno 8ilbung
e%mpfdngt. 9ds g~lternbdas muB bgn
atnb unbebingt bic Rihtung gebeH, lin
cine I'M b5fiten Sinne tttIibe gsrIDns
li6teit aus ibm gu biloen. Dian barf
getrnit b%ebaupten, 6uB has 5dus, in BEN
bas Sinh eebprsn pir6, feline 9rGbeFis
nation lit, benn Der Geiit befeIben gs1t
unfeblbdr uuf bds ainb iiber unb bic
GinDriide, bic es bort tmpfdngt, iinb
unberpti1bur. 8o4 70 itefgreifenb
aud bic erSisberii9e Md9t bss glterns
buuFes III, 70 1T fe bod nidt unltuls
f6rdntt. 9as .9eben1, bas ben Munn
bilbet, tritt aud Idon an unfere &Isinsn
beran, unb omar in 9eItalt BON 6reuns
ben unb Mitmeniden, Die gelsgsntlid
in ben Greis hires Grlebens treten uno
bic our9 ibre mebr ober minDsI beads
f9tigten ginpirtungen ginffub duf bes
rem @rsisbune habsn. 8emuBt obsr uns
betpubt bistet ibnsn Ger 3ufa4 @sIesens
bsit 3u er3ieberii9em @irten, unb bieie
fliidtige geiegeutliae Gr3ishung bIeibt
teinespess pbHs tiefsren 9uhilans In
ben 9ersen Der ainber. ga, mitunter
tDirtt bieie gerabe3a Bunber. @us oft
fein mu6nenbes Glterntport erreiht. bas
seIinst fold frembsr Ginpirtung f9eins
bar fpieleno leidt. SD bente ba gus
n6dit an f9le6te @enobnbeiten, ME
moa ie 10 bielTad BEL Rinbern beobafp
tet, unb gesen fpelde bic Gltsrn oft bers
gebIih NIT alien Mitiefn antdmpfsn.
9a tomult 8eInh, unD Der 5rembliHg,
Der bds ainD BEL ieiner sIeinen llnart
srtoppt, fdet tntrifttt: .qfui! ME fam
Elm 70 bi6fdes MGbhen BLOB Iofde
@rtmoFen fdneihtn!4 9us mirtt. Sief
beIHdmt itedt bic tlsine mart Ste Rise
einss 5remben eir, uno iebesmal, iucna
fe in bic ate bGblide 5efpp6rfei! 3us
riidfaltn nil, iisbt fe bas nibsrtpinige
geTi9t bes Srsmben duf iid ruben -
unb ddtet tiinftig beHsr duf Fid. Ssbe
SHUTTER psiB BON bsr Mirtunq TO- ees
lssentIider Gr8iebung Elm aie6lein si
ingsu. gBie Der Sabel, 70 iibt aud
bas geIegsntlide unsriportete Sob bon
5rtmben Isinen Sesen, aud BET grDBes
Ten &inbern, unb Is 1T erHannli9, ipie
aud peniger barmIoIs llebef uuf biefe
Beife oft iiberraIhenb ffneq furiert
tper6en, mo bic Maht Der GIisrn bers
fdet. 9as urteil zines Bremben, 5erns
itebenben, BON benz 5as Sin feinen Sas
bel getpO6nt 1T. ibt eben eerdee burh
bos llneep5buli6e, Ssltene unb sspiB
aid rnpdrteiiIge einsH s~tpinaen6en
GinfluB, nab bemfeIbeR @eIeb, tpoua6
fists f6 p~iebsr6olsube Grmnbnunssl
unb Gheltporte IdlieBIia a6ftumpfen
unb pbnt sisfsrsn ginbrud blcited.
Sebe berniinftis tsnfenbe Muttsr
iuirb bnrum iolh geIegentlide Grsisbuns
eerns bu!oen nnb Sdntbur bdfiir fsin =
bod Isiosr iinO ni8t ale mllt.:r bets
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-26

ben lit. Ulan arbeitet ben Std in bier
ar~beitssdngtn, bic 5pei gsf6IoKeue Bid
8aditi9reihen biIbtn. Na9 Dem Brine
sip Der ber3peigten ainie iperbsn bieie
Nsbenfiouren i'm 2dtfe Der 6duptmus
h~erfigureu uiisgefihrt unb fertig gears
beitet, Bum Weiterfibren bss Arbeitss
fabeng betient man Ti9 eines SiIfss
iti6es, bes iogendnnten balben &reu8s
Hides, bas lit Elm 19rdger Std In
balber StinlGnge, ben man beim 5uriida
ae6enben Arbeitsgang iiberiiidt. 9urh
bieisu SiIfsIti9 fpirp es m0sIif, bas
Muiter in entgegehgeieBter Gi6tung
fprtsuieben. Sn gleiber Deiie beOisnt
man f1 bisies 6ilfsitt9es mad boueis,
bstem 8peiten 4%rbeitsaang, nm bic
Sti9lage gu fpedieln. Multer. bic nidt
i'm 3uIammenbdng tomppniert Tino,
Iotpie 1ol9e, bic nidt in 5aupts ilub Ges
benIinien eingeteilt perben tonnen un0
bel etH5elne areuSiti6e auTpeiien, iinb
fiir ben bor9in ertldrten @iener 9reu5s
ttd niht geeignet.
JIr Dieie Wiulter fpdblt man Die
5ednif bes Biener &reu5itides nit
1lmranbung, Iiebe bic 8orbirs. Die
ltmranoungsitihe bisnen als SiIfsffide
our reibenfpeife Ailsfibrung beg Miemr
&reu3ii6es, tpo6ar9 bic bdlben areuss
itidt entbsbrIid ner6en unb bic llmrars
bungsii9e bas Mt9ieln Der Gti6ldge
srm0gliGen. Sinh bic aret39en boil
enoet, 70 bleibt nur nod bic GrgdrSung
Der HmranbungsIiuie ibrtg. lin cine
CUTE Muitertpirtung 8n er3ielen, unts
Idliebt man barm cine u~mrdnbungse
LIME bic einaeInen MnFerfienren, trpbs
Dem bic Glide nidt als 5ilfsitids gum
@eiterarbeiten Der &reu3ftide eebruudt
tperben.
Wie dus ben einselnen Grtldruneen
berborastf, berttbt bic aunif Der Sois
bsinteanit in Der ri6tigen 8ere9nung,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-26
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0ieie 5ierIide arbcit 8d6It gu ben alten
Sedniten Der bunIen 2einenitiderei,
beren urIprineli6e SeritsGlungsneiie
NIT benz Rumen Hs8ergeiTcnbeit eeriet,
unb bic erft in nsuerer 3eit BON Gr1u
Gmitie Bad, Der geariinberin Der t. I.
&unfItidereiIdule in Wien, pieoer eins
gefiibrt iporben lit, On @tmdlben BON
9ans 9olbein benz Siingeren ituoierte Iie
bic Se9nit unb CAB ibr aud ben Ndmen
bes NaaIers. Die gigenart Der 1s6nit
lte9t in Der boatDmmeu glei6feitiaen
Wirtung Der Stideret auf beiben Seis
ten. Qn alien @emdlben unb Originals
orbeiten finbsn mir MIR fein gcbroHene
2inienmuIter in oieIer Sehnit dusge=
fibrt. @ie 8srbinbung nit boppelieitiz
gem Greu5iti9 3etet iih crit an fpdteren
4rbeiten. Die %poltommen fad nirs
tenbe 9e9nit tigust ftd beIoubers sur
@er3ierung bon 6duss unb 2ei6ndIhe,
Topie fiir tirhliae geesultdHos, bic oft
eenaf9en tperDen. Qui beiten eignet Ii4
ais 9runofoff feines 2einen, Iogennnn>
tes 6ol6eins, Siebmo9ers ober aItbeuts
fhes 2einsn, bsren 5dben fi4 lei6t abb
8dbIeu IaTen. .8et GtoFfen NIT ie1r
I6tper ab3d6lbaren Gspebefdoen drbeitet
man iber dufgeRfteten Sanebds ODER
8ongreBItoff. aIs Stidmattridl eigutt
fiA am beiteu ptI4sr, glatter, gebrebtsr
Gdben: Stidbdnmtpollt, gaumnoagorn,
8orbonets unb GilofloFeieibs; biefe fpirb
In Der asgel %3fpeifdoig ~oerarbeitet. Sir
IoIe Geipebe benubt man cine ItumpFe
Babel (Gtopfnabl ober 5dpsTerieifids
nabeD, bugegen erforbetn feline Stoffe
Das arbtiisu nit elmer ipiben. boIblans
gen Rabel.
Sur Sol6intedpit 3d6ft nod Der To-
geudmte @iensr &reu3iti9, Der aud
bon Srau Gmilie Bad eingefiibrt mors
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-26

trisben ais Idtpimmenb, INNER nd6sr.
bis es snblid feiten SUB fallen tonntt
unb in tIeinsn @ulopplpriiueen BEN
ndBtnIten Clement entpif9te.
9ds GierAen I9ien burh feline gliids
Tide GREETING 70 a6ermiitia gsfuorOen
3u Iein, baB Is ipie tod 1erumIprang
unb riidIidtslos na9 alien Geiten i'm
iih Talug. Sc batsrie geraume 3eit,
BIZ e. eineefaHgeu perben fonnte.
DIR Rdufer bes Mrdds i9ien ear8
entsiidt iiber fein iIeines pferb.
do perben fi9 aber meine &irbtr
freuen! - 9ns befommen Iie 81 Meibz
nodtcn." 8dbei bdtf6eIte e. bas iebbafie
a6pfden bes teinsn pOnbs. als Of ts
{ein Sinh mate.
limb pirtli9: am britten Dei6na9is@
feiertdge Iah i9 elm dlerliebIfes G6tits
t~engsIponn auf mid automren unb ers
fannie, dls es Eel mir boriiberid9te, bds
fleine Gbilosbonb.
rod bdufis bate i9 fpdter 9elegens
belt, bic jungen BETTER biefes alerliebz
fen Siet9tns 81 bensiben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-26
e6Oten nit glnmsntubl.

@riine GrbFen beriraaen fehr gut cine
3nIammenteluna NIT 9lumentob[.
Dan toht lie nit penig MoFsr, BEN
man ettpas Butter pbsr aunItbutter unb
Sab binSufigt, tpei6; Der 8~lumenfohl
nirb fir l Bis 2 Gtunben, bic 8Eumen
na9 unten gsridtet, in NIT Gal5 unb
gfis gemiidtss BdFsr sslegt bamit bic
Wiirmer unb 3auptn berausFalen, bic
fid etfua in ben iIsiuen 3psisen uub
Qsiten feItgeiebt bnbeu. Damn iodt man
ibH IN acknowledgement MdHer gar, aber
nidt sum 3erfalen, nimmt i'm nit
BEN SddumloffeE beraus, ldbt i'm obs
tropfsu uub 5msrteilt i'm in ein3eIne
tIeine Stiide. Jn5piIden bat man bon
Wlebl in Butter ober &unitbutter cine
aeIblihe ginbrenHe ssmadt, nit sttpos
Don benz acknowledgements olatt gstoht
aHb gibt grblsn unb 8tumenioblroien
binein, Idbt re bauu duf helper Gisne
burhaiehsn, fiist nod Gsidmod 3udsr
nno SdI5 busu unb piir3t suIebt nit
eehadisr peterHlis.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-26

no man gu beginner, mo man 5urid@
3ugeben, mo man cine Gtgur bDlIitdHoig
lnO no man tpieoer @er5peigungen gu
arbeiten Bat.
Mie bel icber Stiderei u6tst man duf
glci6mdBiges an8ieben bes arbsits>
fabens. Mfan ftidt nit lei9ter Sd1b,
B. g.. Der Gdbsn lit ireber gu feit nod
3l lpIe unousie6eu. Die Slide miifen
fla4 auF oer StoFfldde liegen unb oiirs
fen ben Stoff nidt ein8iehen.
Ter burd6rudeae itaIieniide SOps
peliti9 (9mrdbru6itid).
Dieter Slid TT auf beiben Ssiten
nidt %npIiommer glet9ieitig, ieboG lit
bic untere Settle Der oberen Stidfeite
bpltommen glei9merti9. Mdbrenb ii9
duf Der obcren Settle Elm regclrs6ter
9reu5Itith bilbet, entfte1t unten cine benz
3opfIti9 66nlids 8erfreuSune Der Stids
fdosH. 8reu3lti9 unb 3opfiti9 iperben
regelmdBiq bon einem Sti6quaOrdt be-
qrenst, 70 baB BEL mebreren &eiben Itets
3pei aonturItide dnsindnber treffen.
@ieIe bonftdnbigs 8egren3ung iebes eins
selnen Gti9es ersieIt, Bel felbft MIR
leidtem @n3ieben bes Sobens. cine aons
aentrierung oes ein3elnen auabrutes.
tpobura bidt seffidte JIddsn lei9t
6ur6bronen fperben. Sc mad Der Wers
fpen6ung fir bic Der Std bieneH iol,
perItdrtt nan burh fefteres Qn8ieben
bes Gabens bic bur1bro9sne Wirtung.
Derartigs Stidereien signen iid beIons
bers gut fir @eeenitdrbe, Ourd bic bas
2i9t bur9f9einen fam, 3. .. fir Geas
fterporhdnge, 2dmpenfdirme nnb bergl.
On altitnlienii9sn 9iittreien bilbet bic
Stiderei ben Muifergrunb, unb bas
Muiter ipirtt in gldttsm uusseIparten
Stoff. 3ufummeniteaungen NIT &bs
fAIuBborte uno 8aum4en er5isIen cine
rsiS9olle Dirtung.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-26
e e I'm 1pirfunesfreiie Scr 6ranen*. e e
gom 2segeu6ogen.
Don q. m. witte.

@nTer INIT fletnen gorbI9iNeln. BIT
fpdtsr aur Grbe fisIen. Isr Elm foIaes
@efdb fdnbs, niirbe reid unb gIiidEih.
Gr biirFe ben tpertpplisn 6unb aber uie
forteebcn. Sn Gdpoben ioa es Elm
n@e@sr' lcin, Der berabfnEe, penu Der
Regsnbogen sgenugenO Mailer segd0pftT.
an dnberen @egstben glnnbt man, bort.
no Der 9egen6ogsn bic grbe beriibre, fet
Elm G9ob pergrdben, ben absr mir refine,
unlGulbige Meni1en beben f0nnien.
Damn pieber pirb bns v5immeIsIHugs
felden" nit benz MegenbpgeH In Hnhe
8eStebung sebra9t. Gs lOa bort ON
iippigiten erbIahen, mo bic GhenisL bsg
8ogens bic grbe beriihren. Mer Iplbe
glume bann Iofprt pfLide, Der erbIide
in Der 0IftrnaGt bic vSdliHelinngs
frau, bic Inn bas Sor bes 8erges TT
f6l1Te, unterirbifGe @GGBe an bds 2iht
gu 5iebeu. Sin beutlidsr Mntlang at
n6repa", bic .f9liKeltragsn6" geba@t
tpurbe, uub bsren 9aIsbdnb - Der Res
eenboeen ia in BergesIdd9t ges
iamisbet fem iol.
Inns 1T bic ~eldnsenbs. bitnte grI1efs
rtung am 9immels5eIt nidt mebr urers
tLdrliG. mir piFen, felt Nepfpn nds
Rdtiel lOIte. baB bic in ben Hegentropfen
Der Dpriiber3iebenben Molte fi9 ipiegeIns
ben Concentration Fe berborrnfsn. ober
trObbem btnten mir germ Der poetiIhsr
@r8dblunser, bic it9 an BEN
gen tniipfeH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-26
"a. bic etsrus.

9ieIt ea4 fir Der enoel aeualeia
ginF in fsrssn 2iHbertugen,
SonHt sah p Dertrout lnO innis
aas meine SAHerSen Hagen.
2dngf nun Isrnf i'd, bcb Sbr gBslien
Ssib i'm unsrmeTnsn Same,
AHergriinbI9 uno unFabtar
@Aipebst pb BEN Grbentraune.
Staansnb ft5' i'd aug Dem Borne
gp'eer AGmunt eu6 sutFIitbtn
Doh i'd fam suG Himmsr tpitbex
Mis IN RiHbertdata eriBs1
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-26
aaferlina, ein fdfeHides @eridt.

aogsn unb mil9 bon mebrcren Sab.
beriugen tperben gut sspdFert, bon ben
5duttn befreit. nit 3ipiebeIf6eiben fein
gehadt unO nit gfeTfsr Ieidt gepiirst.
I'm ben odderlins I'M gefdmad gu btrs
%isinsrn, gibt man ettrds toIte, gu Sd1ne
geriibrte Butter bdsu. Gr tDirD daf
Meibbrot Ober SapOr8brot esItriden.
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pic manNtrkinOtr.

Sd fdb in bes Bou6oirs 6eiligtuin
SIN Rrsis bon iuneen Mittern
limb lieb nit ibrer &inber Ru6m
Sn bOfli9er aeu9ier mid ~fitterns
Sd bub' einsn Sunssu, siuur rot bon
9aar,"
@prod ernihdft Grdn Mbele,
wgrObleme pdl5t f6On, gdns tuunberbar,
9as ainO in iunger Seele.
Gs III, als tonnte ber tIeine @i9f
Inns tief in bic 6eroen gudsn.
Mie iAuhe, bds blaiIe ainbergeiiM
2eioet an Ierben5udeu.A
aGe6s Sabre if unTere alsine at.
So rii6mt bic blonde Mdtbilbe,
Die 9dnbe iinb ibr INNER tdIt,
Die @ugen boa trdurneaber MtIbt.
sic fbt 70 fiji oft, baB mfrs srauIf,
2elenD Bel mir in Der Mobnung,
Die beiben MlOnploge BEG 5auIt
Reaitiert fe nit gutter 8etonung.s
sWlsin augo 1T an ben glisbsrn ni6t
fart
Seufst aIdrd, vbas gibt Fa am gnbe,
SD mar init i'm in 9Gnemdrf
LIMB entbedte bort feline Salsnte.
St lsrnte 9Gni5d bon atauer uno
Mlagb,
9ds 1T bod aepiB b6dit erfreufi9.
llnb bat mir i'm urtert dnfgeIagt
Gebiate bon SSbIen neuli4."
.ltnb meme Sbd, bic tteine mdus, "
Grau Stlbe riibmt es nit 9iibrung,
p9pislt SbmpbOnien bon Riaarb
GtrduB
Nltt riGtiser 8ingerfi1runs.
Sur fOrpsrli9 TT ie nidt re6t se6ie6'n.
Sas @a6stutn mill nidt eliiden,
3roB 2ebertrdn, SropDn uno pepIn;
lfHb bat eineR boben Riiden.s
Srnu Gpa fab cine @eile fiji -
Sd fab bic 3peifeI Ie quGIen.
Isle miiFen ni9t benten, 9erx 9ottpf,
i1 mill
gift bon meinen Sungsn erSdbIer.
@as dber tGnnt' i'd eu6 onpertruu'ng
sic baben r~otglibenbe Wdngen,
3erriR'ne SoIen BON 5eden unb Gain
nno itnb eth pddr ipiIbe Rdngen.
SIRE MusteIn Tinb gut, unb ibr Sers
III ni9t b1i',
Dpn leIen he Gssbfen nimt bGniIH.
Sic Ipielen Rlabier midi un6 fiRb ti1t
nerb0s
ltnb gar ni6t nsuratbenifd.
sic tpdblsn gum asIsn nidt Gostbe aus;
@rimms Mdrhen = pei. tpie fe brnuf
brennenl
lnb uerben - i9 f9din' mi9's gu
fagen-b ben GtrcuB
BUR BON 3oolOsiiaen tennsu.
Sic I9pimmen pie SLIDE anb iIstttrH
flptt
limb inenten nit finbli1er Site
limb beten bes 4benbs gum lieben gctf,
DAB sr lire Mntter bebite.A
SD 5d6 i6r in bds ergIibtt @eims
9ur4's Ser3 tldnssn aIte Deifen
limb bisB' iie Bis beute .s5rdu gnaS
ni9t
Sie miiBte 6rdu Gpu beibsnl
Auf TIRE SGnbe, fuBbereit,
9engt tief iid Der oIte Ginber:
.Gie hdben in fpunberreimer 3eit
Die nabren @nnbertiHber!"
gnOOIf @reSber.
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Die iuuse 9ausfrdu rGant
init elmer neren Qufpartsfrau bas 3ims
ner auf. 8eim Anblid zines in buntler
8ronae oilsgcfibrten 1antetppFes frdet
bic CUTE Grou Ribelt: sWsr is'n bes?1
Dante. Gruu RibeIt.S @orfdtie fteut
lie bic 8iilte fpieber an i6ren 9fob uno
msint tritfa: .a[a 10. bic Graa 2ants.s
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Wesen S~aIsidmersett.

9urgeIn nit einsm bdIbsn glds bon
@afer. benz man eiHsn SseL6ffsl SaIS
unO sinen SeeI0ffel bOppeltoblenfaures
9ntron sussiebt bat. srpeiF F5 bei
9alsf9mer5sn bon gutter BirtuHg,
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Die g~Ieicbseitige Observation-Disclosures.

ausfHbrung bts aIei6Ieitisea ROIettsns
iti9ss, in 2 a~rbsitssdagen berseFeIt.
The herald., 1917-08-23
BY WILLIAM A. RkDFORD.

Everyone has heard of the term, car
Chitectural style" and is more or less
hcGuanted with its meaning. Churches,
large public buildings and structures
designed To embody the character of
the fine arts are modelled closely after
some of the established architectural
styles. founded many years ago and
brought down 10 the present age
through the work of the architectural
historians and archaeologists. Archi-
lecture of the American home. like
American modes of living and the Ian
guag" spoken by Americans, is influ-
enc"d by the work of leaders in the
periods of the past. The characterfS-
ties of the architecture of various
countries are widely copied i'm the
American home. Ii is not necessary
however, that the home follow the
Dutch. English, Renaissance or Colo
MAI architecture in order that it have
The herald., 1917-08-23
UNCLE NOSE LOST NO TIME
A'tnoush Old and Crippled With
rheumatism, He Could Travel
Some When Bear Appeared.

Some Georgia boys were going coon
hunting and stopped at the cabin Of
another colOred boy.
Come long Sambo; ives gwine coon
huntin'."
All CANT. All has to stay wild Uncle
Nose"
Bring him long, niggah."
Uncle Nose was very old and crip-
pied with the rheumatism. but he was
hnally persuaded to hobble along and
the party set off.
The dogs soon began barking furI-
ouSly at no great distance and all hur-
ned to the tree. Even Uncle Nose
seemed to regain something of his
youthful energy and hObbled along Mt
a surprising rate.
The boys threw sticks and stones
Int the tree and suddenly large ami
mai sprang down among the dogs with
nerce growls and snarls.
The dogs scattered and ran The
ooys' scared out CT their wits, yelled:
The herald., 1917-08-23

ows which are very important fac.
Tor In the artistic scheme of the homo
mus nature has furnished the basis.
hght' OF architectural or any other an
plication of beauty, and it remains for
man to supply the remaining factor.
form.
The greatest success is ordinarily
attained in simplicity. The great
master in the fine arts spends wears of
his life in attaining perfection in the
simple things and it is not uncommon
that the masterpiece which crowns his
career Is founded on theme chorac-
terized By simplicity in every detail
The house which is Overburdened with
eiaoorate ornamentatiOn is never beau
rful In the average opinion. Take as
an example of popular opinion, the
Colonial style of architecture. This
style is now one of the most widely
used Of any applied to the American
home. 1t stands for simplicity and de.
penis upon this quality for its beauty.
Because the so-called Colonial style
was established by colonists coming
from England. the characteristics of
the English style of architecture were
prevalent In the houses which these
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front and heavy outside chimney at tn,
| side.
| Clapboards were originally made
wide because of the difficulty in cutting
| them out of the logs, fewer being re.
! quired TO cover a given surface when
cut wide. At the present time wide
clapbOardS may be obtained and are
used to reproduce the appearance of
these earlier siding boards. especially
IN the Colonial style house where their
use Is most appropriate.
The large chimney is of brick and
tapers slightly above the first floor. No
porch rail is used, which makes II DOS.
slble to easily incloSe the porch en-
tlrely with screens or storm sash. The
hooded windows with their shutters
form distinctive feature of the ex-
terror.
True to the typical Colonial arrange
ment, hall runs back through the
center of the first floor to the stair
way. Cased openings lead from this
nall to the living room and the dining
room. The living room Is n very pleas
ant room extending back from the
front along the side of the house. A
fireplace is built into the outer wall
near the center of the rOum. The din
Ing room, kitchen and pantry are situ-
ated along the other side of the house.
There is buffet in the dining room
ana the pantry is fitted with shelves
ana work table. The refrigerator Is
placed on the back porch. but It is ar
ranged so that 1t opens from the pam
try. The stair leading to the basement
Is entered from passage between the
kitchen and the porch.
The second floor is pleasantly ar
One large bedroom above the
living room is especially pleasant
There Is fireplace In this room. Tho |
closet is lighted by front window.
Two other bedrooms are provided ON
mis- floor. The bath is large and is fit
ed with a built-in medicine case.
arge hall makes all rooms indcpend-
mt.
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style. Any architect who has the
requisite skill may produce a house
which embOdies an architectural STYLE
or his own conception, but 1t is hardly
possible for any man to so design a
mousse that 1t does not show the ten
dency of some style already estab-
hshed. Perhaps the efforts of mex
perlenced architects TO produce some
thing original is accountable for some
or the houses lacking beauty. charac-
ter and the evidence Of common sense,
which may be seen in almost any COM
munity.
The recognized architectural STYLES
are used with varying degrees of modi-
hcation, in house design.
In the final analysis, It is the degree
to which sunlight, the gift of nature
which makes life possible, is utilized
which determines the beauty of the
house. Sunlight makes it possible for
US TO utilize color in the Identification
Of the home. Sunlight casts the shad-
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Before and After

Before Mrs. T. Bone Rayer besr,
Mrs. Rayer she took extreme !,
about what became of It's letter.
she didn't destroy them entrsy l,
HID them away In some unasST,s,
nook, and so far as Is known no Or
slider ever got a glimpse Of her sus
heart correspondence. This ID
wrought a change, however. OIL
return from his last trip Mr.. Rs
found one Of his letters on the trr
porch, bearing the toothmarks Of q,
puppy owned by the little girl III
lives next door. On entering the hus
he found another letter from hin, b
envelope to which was missing. b.
on the back Of 1t was a lot Of fgrs
n a strange feminine hand, lndlahE
that tive" had won handsomely &
bridge that afternoon and you hi
been set back In the amount Of sl.li-
Kansas City Star.
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ra,- o., @ @'a proceeds to ~
armv W discipline upon |" q ,.as
,LL.... ~s III
r- A' ,..' was k..,,
..,.. .,'',S'r IN the dlso,S..' '5e
>no,. ~ D.. IA I'm. The Possession ' !. 'aat
...' 10y each soldier. yo 70. o. y
r, ', ,r, , me dlspleasure " !, o''s
,5... '.''''hS them to ab,o u b !
r,'.'...., ', ~, Their arms ana =
to n. '' ',, ...asA he was. he ", va
~. ,,''''''ary skill Of HE .'ec
tended ,..'. inc good luck vbi',
1..... .' ''" since the star, a y. b
H..
If Ia .,' .'', ID to have the -.
r.e.r .'.- HE assallant Ips,. aug
IL. ,'.'''' ne attacked Cbarlsa.p
> ''S soon as he discoyerod =
.r. 49,, .'',' IN position. His Rs .as q
,. ,''' ~,' again and again
i I,'', I"nH battaIions reSI,s ~
rarI ~ f,,, "',I lying in their traeE, !
, ,,',' I"U'l the two armies s,N
IN lug N deadly grip; bu, -.
., .,,,,S'. ny darkness was oplv ~.
~ '"o SaracenS ATTACKS
,, ,'''.D >4'"drons of the Berbs,, !
,.,''I way into the very bs,., =. !,
,.I ,,'.S'''.n most. Then 1t was I'M,
i 1'.'; ~. IN part in the undoIng a
W.! promise of becoming ,,,,'
.,... an, ..' triumph Someone naJ>
,,., n.y. , II detachment Of The n.
-.1. l,'.,''''rIIg The camp wherS
WI ,,l IN" rich booty taken Nv.
~ ,n,,,,,ia , anu DINER victims Of IN n
Tns,on ,''. ',i'''H'
horse ".,,I., /" urge part Of the 81
re coaIa ''u r., vi 10 the reSs
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Sccond-FIoor Plan.

this. II requires freedom in following
the style and extreme simplicity of out
line. The example shown in the illus
trationS is not Il true Colonial type,
but it is in the class Of small houses
designed for Il fairly narrow lot and
suggesting the Colonial style In its ont
lii" and arrangement. The exterior of
Il t"usc is finished in simple man
ncr, with wide clapbOard siding, large
porch with turned columns across the
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Land Built by River

Inc biologists say that the Gulf ot
MEXICO once extended northward to
,he mouth of the Ohio, and that all the
land between that point and New Or.
leans has been built up by the earth
washlngs brought down the river
Even now, the stream carries on the
average something like 400 600 600
IONS every year. From the Missouri
alone comes 100 tons every second or
more than 100000 cubic yards ev.
cry day.
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PRIMITIVE DECORATIONS

Townsend, an early Western tray-
eler, tells that one day he met about
n hundred Indians of the Sac tribe.
"They were dressed and decorated in
the true primitive style, their heads
shaved closely, and painted with alter
nate stripes of fiery red and deep
black, leaving only the long scalping
tuft, In which was interviewer guam
tity of elk hair and eagles feathers.
Each man was furnished with good
blanket, and some had an underdress