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The Yale expositor., 1917-08-02
SYNOPSIS.

Capt. Ralph Payne, u. s. A. is given Sc
cret plans of defense to deliver to Pans-
ma. He attends a ball at the Granada en-
bassy with Colonel Dares daughter,
Pearl. AS climax to series of mys-
terious incidents he is arrested for trea-
son. The ambassador OF Granada Is found
coat Major Brent Payne's rival. enters
into suspicious negotiations with Bertha
Bonn. Payne Is sentenced to life impris-
onment. A train carrying Pearl, Bertha
Bonn and Payne on his way to prison is
wrecked and Pearl sees Payne's lfeless
body at her feet. She meets Adams. a
mysterious stranger, who offers her his
services to trace the traitors. She learns
that he has the plans Pearl finds Adams
in Washington and learns of his peculiar
actions. Adams warns Senator Warfeld
While they talk the senator's office is
attacked by conspirators. Bertha Bonn
asks Pearl to hand Adams a package
which proves TO be the plans. Adams is
ordered South. The Granadians capture
Pearl and Adams to get the plans. Pearl
begs Adams to let her take his belt which
contains the defense plans. They escape
and Adams steals the belt from her.
Pearl is captured again by the Grana-
dams. She is rescued by Adams. Dis
guised as his brother she accompanies
him into the camp OF the conspirators.
and poses as chemist They are rec
ognized; in the fight Adams saves Pearl
from harm. Colonel Dare arrives with
Pearl and Toxic follow Adams on his way
to an appointment at the chemical build
ing. All three fall into the hands of the
alliance" Adams is arrested by coun-
terfeit soldiers who also take Pearl with
them. They carry her aboard ship and
she is again saved by Adams from the
foreign alliance" The ship is blown up.
They escape Adams surprises Brent In
Dare's home stealing the plans. They in
turn are confronted by Toxic. Adams finds
a note which calls the Silent Army to
arms at the Chemical building. Colonel
Dare, with a regiment. appears at the
spot. They find the building wrecked and
rifled. Pearl is carried away by the ST.
lent Flyer. She descends In a parachute
and meets Adams who has destroyed the
Flyer. She finds black muffler
The Yale expositor., 1917-08-02

and it has helped me in every way. l
am not nearly 30 nervous, no headache
or pain. / must say that Lydia z.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is the
best remedy any sick woman can take. "
Mrs. MARGARET QUINN, Rear 259
Worthen ST., Lowell, Mass.
Other warning symptoms are a sense
Of suffocation, hot flashes, headaches,
backaches, dread of impending evil,
timidity, sounds in the ears, palpitation
of the heart, sparks before the eyes,
Irregularities, constipation, variable
appetite, weakness, inquietude, and
dizziness.
If you need special advice, write to
the Lydia f. Pinkham Medicine Co.
lconfidentiaD, Lynn. Mass.
The Yale expositor., 1917-08-02

Change or Life and
the bad feelings
common at tn at
time. / was in q
very nervous condi-
ton, with headaches
and pain a good
deal of the time 80 /
was unfit to do my
work. A friend
asked me to try
Lydia E. Pinkham's
v e g t a b lie Com
pound uyhich II did
The Yale expositor., 1917-08-02
Lake No Chances.

"There's one way to drive an auto
mobile"
whats that?"
whenever you approach a railroad
crossing or a street car track and a
train or car is coming If you have to
wonder whether or not 1t is safe to
try to cross, decide that it isn't"
The Yale expositor., 1917-08-02
His Condition.

"Grimes, who is always imagining
he is being prosecuted, is certainly In
an appropriate condition from his de-
scriptlon Of it."
slow so7"
HE says he is dog-tired Of being
bounded"
The Yale expositor., 1917-08-02

The man who loves a woman as
much as she wants to be loved has no
time for outside fllrtations.
The Yale expositor., 1917-08-02

Milwaukee schools will no longer
study German In lower grades.
The Yale expositor., 1917-08-02
WOMEN OF
MIDDLE AGE
Mrs. Quinn's Experience
Ought to Help You Over
the Critical Period.

Lowell, Mass. the last three
wears / have been troubled with the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-05

cage advertising agent. and -. g.
Ham. advertising manager Of the Ma
tionai Lead Co.. New York CITY. told
" the work ul The National AdVertls-
ing Advisory Board. which II aidire
the government at Washington IN ad-
vertising the Liberty loan. Represent
ing the Associated Advertising Clubs.
John ~ lmric of the Canadian Press
Association told what advertising had
done for Canada during the present
waI.
The Dominion government and vai-
ious provinces have used advertising
space with such a marked success thnt
he believed they would continue to use
space after the var. Advertising has
been employed i'm canada to encourage
greater croI production. to provide
farm labor to harvest the crops. To
encourage home gardening. Ca find "A
market Tor Canadian apples and other
products which no longer were IN de-
mand across the seas. ~ well as play
mig "a most important part In helping
obtain mon and money for the strik-
ing part which the Dominion has had
IN the war.
Charles sumner Ward. Of the Amer.
lean Rcd Cross, spoke on 'i,aising
one Hundred Million Dollars this
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-05

cfutcd Advertising clubs which has
been formed to- study and to promot"
! churgh HdVcrtising The sessions nre
under the direction of Dr. christian
, Reisncr. ~ the Grace NJ. r. church
New YORK.. an ADVERTISING parson ni
national fame. and Is attended h'
clergy men and lnNmcn from nll see
tons Of the country.
10 help apply advertising e. the
needs OF religion has become q regular
pnrt Of the propaganda Of thu ad"cr-
Using men. n in many cities, adyer-
'ti-iup clubs arc working IN the ci'Ncst
harmony with churches.
one II the striking points brought
ont this afternoon IN "a general dis
cu~-i"u was hat IN addition IN It's
other benefits, church advcr isihg
more than pays Is own way when
used with skill-that increased attend
anco results in increased financial sup
port Tor the church 81 that al that Is
uccc-sar, In meeting the problem OF
how tu get money for constructive
church advertising. as a rule. j. to
finance the campaign until 1t can
bring It's cost-bark into the church
Golfers.
ON the convention program this
morning. William H. Rankin a Chi
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-05
ADVERTISING
WHEN PROPERLY DONE
IS GOOD INVESTMENT
II More Than Pays It's Own Way
When Used With Skill Women
Are Entering the Field and
Good Results Are Gotten.

BpeeiHl Correspondence TO Tho Herald
-. Louis, June As the thir-
TENN lnnual convention OF the A.
s"ciatod Advertising CLUBS split up
into sectional meetings this afternoon.
there were two divisions In which the
public viii be- especially intercsted---
the conference of Advertising Women
and the Department of Church Adver-
tiSiup.
That there should me enough WON.
en- IN the profession Of advertising to
mako possible such q meeting ~ 10
being held hero this afternoon may
come ~ q surprise to those who have
not regarded the advertising field ~
one which has been invaded bv the
gontler sex YET attending the ron
'%entiuu are some women whose salur-
les IN the advertising business run 20
five figures. and q great many who
earn salaries many men woulu b..
proud indeed tp have.
The purpose n this conference.
which il attended by womon adyertls
ing managers ~ factories. ~ great
stores. aud Of publications. AS wei ~
women advertising agents. is To pro-
mote interests ~ women I'm tho field
and to foster the organization ~ Iuca'
advertising clubs for women
Advertising men " tho country.
realizing that since Womeu du or iu-
ru"ncc most OF the buying IL b. partic-
ularly beneficial 10 have the Wow point
ul wumou iu the PREPARATION ~ adVcr
tieiug matter, have encouraged the
movement lu % number OF cities
a- New York Boston. Dayton
and Philadelphia there are adycrtis.
ing clubs for woWcu while IN NAM
other placos. omc are admitted 10
adNcrtisiur clubs ON equal terms with
mon
Among others 80 this convention IS
a woman who b. advertising manager
iur one at the great safct, razor
concern which annually
uses thousands 81 columns uf space Va
newspapers and other publications,
WhiCh udi,atr-, tS DO IN" positions
OF several other women attending M"
meeting that the vonaus 'advertis-
ing field is not eft necessity confined
20 business which sell goods to- wouen
The Importance and the universally |
Of the employment ~ advertising t0
'ncr,nsc attendance of churches and
To- foster interest boz religion generally.
b. being impressed upon tn" city q"
ST Louis,
In this city This afternoon, thcr"
gathered the first meeting of re- rceu
l9rly organized division 81 the \sso-'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-05
WHIT rII.Iy SUNDAY SAYS

IN one of his meetings at Boston
the noted evangelist said. 81 believe
that every disease he cured by
some weed IL We can only discover Il.
There ~ not an allment nat God
hasn't somewhere am herb growing
thai will cure that ailment."
The choice 81 medical herbs which
VIII cure women's ailments were dis
covered more than forty years ago.
and have been doing their benefcent
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-05

r for half a century. Lydia r..
Pinkham combined them In
lent form In her famous Vegetable
Compound. which is 10 be found in
h drug stores where every aaling
oma may conveniently get 81 at
small cost. IL does the work!
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-05

Henry hauls bagsage ana an other
things;
lie comes nc your calling as bats on
their wings.
His motto Is prompt,css; his service
Is fine:
Whenever you want him lust phone
NINE-THREE-NINE
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-04-19

MIR ipenig uno qu9 BON Der itdlieni=
f4en Jront fommt nur ab unb 3u eirI
offenbar itarf aeniiertes Sragment In
Die Oeffentli6teit. glu beibsn Jrpns
ten f9einen Die @erbiinbeten erfplsreidy
setpeien gu iein. llefes Die ruffifde
MISUNDERSTANDING unb beren 0er<
lauf feblen INNER nod fidsrs ginsets
beiten.
Sm 2aufe Der 8ode iinb aIerlsi
fenfationelle Radridten eingelaufen,
bic aber in ben meiften SGGlen feline
8eitdtisuns erfabrsn baben. 60 bieb
es. toB Der britifde 8oti4after In
Wfabrib in einem Sonber5use iiber Die
@renae befDrbert porben iei, ipeiI er
perfudt bate, burd Sntrisuen eine
Repolution sesen Die fpanifde @esie=
runs in Saene gu iebsn. Ginem an-
beren 8eridte gu Golse follen britifde
unb ruiiifhe Soaialiften auf fdpebts
fdem 9ebiet eine 3onferena nit beut.
iden Soaialiiten absebaIten baben,
Inn Sdritte sur 8eenoisuns bes Rrie-
ees in gripdsuns su sieben.
Die perfdiebenen militdri5den
Sadpsrfdnbisen 9eutf9lanos befprea
den bic ameritanifde @rmee unb Wlaz
rine. @epObnlid beaeidnen iie bie<
felben als sesenpdrtis obne iebe Be-
oeutung. ipenn aud oftmals cine War<
nuns binsusefiist tpirb. man m5se fitf
Der militdriiden gntipidluns srinnern.
bic ii6 in Gnslanb absefpieIt babe.
Rapitdn Seiiblnetter ertlGrt I'm
~aotalSGnaeiser." oaB S9ladtf9iffe
ben Rumpf elmer mG9tigen MiIitGrors
ganifation barite[lten, oab iie aber
nidt bic nOtisen Stiibsn elmer ausrsi-
benoen Retosnosaierunss> >Jlotte bdt-
ten. Gr meint, bic amerifani1de Wea.
rine babe feline mobernen S6la9tfreu.
ger ober leibten &reuaer, babe nur eine
beideioene Menee bon 3erit0rern, fei
idfpa6 an Saudbooten, unb Die Tor-
pebopaffe iei iolanse als Stieftino be-
6anbelt porben. oab iie ipabrideinli9
tpett binter ben europdiiden 3erftS.
rernz5lotten auriiditGnbe. Die ame.
rifaniihe SauptIdIadtfIotte, iast ber
3apitdn. tpiirbe ipabrideinli9 in Der
Seimat auriidbebalten iperoen. Die
9lmeritaner, last er gum S9IuB, mir.
ben ipabrfdeinli9 nidt bereit Iein, ibre
gerinse 3abl bon 3erftDrern au opfern.
unb 70 pGre fein @runb Su 8efiird-
tunsen feitens Seutfdlanos Dorban-
ben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-04-19

tor Heeo in Seattle, Duib., ii9 peis
serte, ibm gu seitutten. 8anaoa pies
Der gu betreten. auf ben @runb bin,
Der 9raf fei Elm i'm gtate bes beut=
fden &aifers bodftebenber beuti1er
Spion. @orber bielt iid Der 9raf in
8ictoria, 9. g., auf, psIdes er aber
perlieb, als Der 9ru9 aipiiden
9eutIdlano uno Gnslunb erfOlste. 9lm
7. September. 1915, iieoelte er nad
Gbicaso iiber. @r bebauptete bamals,
er pertrete beutide SanbelsintsreFen.
Saeob Mebser seforben.
Nad laneem Sie9tum bat Der
oeutfdsameritanifhe 3situnsspstsran
Sacob Mebser, in Snotanapolis, bic
augen gum leBten S9lummer eefdlofs
fen. Sir bic geitrebuneen Der Surs
ner uno Sreibenter bate er fets Der
itdnonis unb eine offene Sano sebabt.
gr mar lansidbrises Gbrenmitslieb
oes fOaiulen SurnDereins gu Snbiuna>
polls unb felt 1903 Snbaber bes
gbrenbiploms fir fiinfsigidbrise Mits
sIiebf6aft i'm Decentralization
Surnerbuno. Serr Satob Mebser
mar aus Jrensbers i'm Siseerlanb aes
biirtis uno fam 1847 nit feinem @ater
unb feinen @efdpiitern na9 amerifa.
Die Samilie lieB fid in Cincinnati
nieber.. Sdon i'm Sabre 1856 nabm
Der nunmebr @eritorbens ieinen bauA
ernben Dobniib in Snbianapolis. 9en
9iirsertries bat er in Willids Snbia=
sResiment mit9ema9t. Ra9 Dem
arie9e iibernabm er nit feinem 8rus
Der. Gngelbert. bic 9eI6dftlide 2eituns
oes ~SdsIihen SeIegrapb," mar auBers
bem i'm @runbeisentumsgeibdfte err
folsreid tdtis, 70 oaB er ii9 1897 in
ben berbienten Rubeitanb bseben
tonnte unb mebrere Sabre auf Reiien
perbradte.
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Ste ariegslage


@@enpGrtis 1T es ssrabesu unm6s>
Iid seporben. Die Greisniiie in guro>
pa. bsIonbers fopsit fie auf ben 3ries
8e5us baben. Su perfolgen uno in elmer
ipD1entliden Repue einen tlaren
lleberblid iiber bic @adlase au seben.
Der Radridtenbisnit aus 9eutidlanb
bat faft gang aufsebDrt unb bic penis
gen Jrasmente. Die nod aus beutiden
Suellen beriibersei9idt iperben, pers
lieren ibren Wert in GOlse Der itriften
3enfur.
SIN uebrisen iinb bic Mmeritaner
einaig auf Die aabelnadri9ten ansez
ipieien. Die aus britiiden SuelIen rib
rem unb gang offenbar 70 entitelIt unb
suseituBt iino. oaB iie als Snformas
tionsquene abiolut feinen Wsrt baben.
gnslano ipiinfdt natiirli9 niht, baB
man in 4merita bic Wabrbeit erfabre
unb lGbt baber nur 2iisen ober ents
iiellte unb peritiimmelte Hadrt9ten
na6 4merifa bur6brinsen.
Sntellisente 3eitunsslefer fperben
baber gut oardn tun, bic in ben anglo
ameritaniI6en glGttern perDffentli6>
ten 8eri9ts iiber bic &riesslase unb
iiber bic 8orgdnge in ben berf9iebenen
friegfiibrenben Gdnbern Guropds nit
Der srObten @oriibt auf5unebmen unb
iid bic Sdllung zines llrteiIs porSuz
bebalten, biz ipieber beitimmte unb Su=
perldBise gladri9ten aur 8erfiieuns
iteben unb cine 9eitdtisuns ober Wiz
berlesuns oieier 8erihte m0sli9 maz
9en.
Wenn man in Dem Wuit bon &abelz
na9rt9ten aus englifher SuelIe, unb
basu ssb0ren aud Die Hahri6ten aus
paris, Hom unb perfdiebenen neutras
len 2Gnbern. aipif6en ben 3eilen lieit,
muB man 5ur lleberSeugung fommen,
bab briiben fih srobe Sinee porbereis
ten, BON bensn man in ben Der. Staas
ten abfolut nidts peib.
Sen britifden 8eri4ten sufolse baz
ben bic Seutfden on Der Weitfront
mebrere Shlappen erlitten, bo9 ielbit
penn oieie geriAte auf Dabrbeit be-
ruben, 70 beoeuten iie bod muir lofale
Grfolse Der Gntentetruppen. fir bic
iie iiberbies fdiper beSablen mubten.
Die @inbieguns Der beutIden Sront
i'm @rrass0iitritt tpurbe nur burd
einen Qufipanb uneebeurer SSuantitG=
ten bon Wlunition uno nit rieitgen
Meni4enopfern ersielt.
Bon Der rufTiiden 5ront bort mon
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3uderz pflan5er perben
entfGGDiat.


Cine 9eileguns Der adtsebn pros
seiie, bic bon PflanSern bon 2ouiitana
eesen Die 9lmerican Sugar Hefinins
So. unter bem Sbermaniden 4ntis
Sruitz@ z@efebe i'm NOpember, 1918, ans
bGngig gema9t poroen iparen unb in
lpel6en bic Sldger oreifa9en S6aoens
srfab, $163,000,000 ausmadenb, be-
aniprudt batten. lit in elmer &onferens
bon 8eamten her Sugar So. unb Der
tretern Der pflan5er unb 3uderrobrs
sii6ter gu Stanoe setommen. 0ie
Sueur So. foll ii9 gu elmer GntIdGs
bisung BON 100000 Bis 100000
bereit erflGrt baben.
Nansel an O.un9foffen.
Die Rational SertiliSer Ifoeiation
ift i'm 9esriffe, Elm 8erSeidnis alIer
Robitoffs fir bic 0iineerfabritation
3uiammenapItelIen. I'm baburd einsn
lletsrblid iiber Die fir bic 2anbpirts
fHaft 70 Iberaus pi9ti9e 9Gtigteit
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Gnter Sat.
Sur 8ebsr3isuns fur ni&ts
naturaliiierte 9enti9e.

Sie @efabren. benen ii4 ni9t
naturaliIierte Seutfde tpdbreno
Der 3eit bes &riesss nit Deuti9s
lamb ausfeben tDnnen unb tpelde
unberedenbare Golsen fir alle
iibrisen Deutiden foipie aud
b06itipabrfdeinli9 balo fir
Oeiterreider unb llnsarn baben
mDsen, tpadien itetig. @s lit
baber bic gflidt iebes ginselnen,
bieie 9efabren au meiben unb
bas bette Mittel lit, allen bebDrb@
Ii9en 8OrI9riften ftritt unb obne
@iberrebe Solge au leiiten uub
i'm uebrigen ben Wunb 5u bals
ten.
Sur aIlsemeinen 3enntnisnabs
me feien bier nod einmul Die
pi6tigiten 8eitimmungen aus
Der Proclamation bes prGfbens
ten @ilion per0ffentlidt, Die ii4
auf bas 9erbalten bon feinbli6en
9lusldnoern beaieben:
Sin feinbli9er @usldnbsr
barf 5u teiner 3eit unb nirgenbs
irsenb cine Seusrpaffe ober Elm
straightforward ober Waffen
ooer Seile bapon, Munition,
Warimz pber anbere S9anoGms
pier. YuIper ooer grploiipitoffe
ober BEL Der Munitionsfabritas
tion gu beniibenbe StOffe TN 8es
iiBe baben.
Sin feinblider 4usldnber
foll ni9t au irsenb elmer 3eit
ober auf trsenb einem plabe elm
5lusaeus ooer einen brabtlofen
glpparat in feinem 8efbe bdben
ober oamit operieren, aud feline
@isnalz@orri9tuns ober irgenb
cine Jorm elmer GbiffrezShrift
ober irsenb elm @driftitiid. So>
tument ober Bud, sei4rieben
pber in Gbiffre sebrudt. ooer in
pel6em Elm unii9tbares 9ez
fdriebenes iteben mag.
Gin feinbli9er @usldnoer folI
nidt pbne Grlaubnis innerbalb
elmer baIben Meile BON einem
8unbess ober Staats>5ort, 2as
ger, JlusseussStation. Resies
runsss unb Slottenfdiffen. Happ
garo, ssabrit obsr Wertftdtte fir
bic Sabrifation BON 3riegsmuni>
tion ober anberer graeueniiIe fir
ben @ebrau9 Der 9lrmee unb
Elotte betroffen tperben.
r8or 9lIlem fei bapor setpurnt,
Die amerifanif9e Sabine, bas
Symbol Der freien 9emofratie,
gu fddnben ober Su befaimpfen.
Gin fpeSieller grlaB tit foeben
BON Der Sunbesregierung in oiez
fer Siniidt betannt eeseben ipors
ben."
aliu: ben Geietsn seburtbsn
nnb NanIBalten!
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eefabt. Sn Dem iiinsit erfdienenen
Stubienspampblet iinb bic &urfe, bic
profeior 5rande 5u balten pfleste,
nod aufsefiibrt. aber Der Same teis
nes profeFors babel anseseben. PRO
fefor Sobn WaI5. Gbef bes Deutfden
departments, fprad fid tiir5lib boz
bin aus, bic Jatultdt BON Sarparo
boffe, profeFor Srande peroe i'm toms
member Sabre iuenisitens einen ooer
stpei &urie abbalten. Serfelbe befin>
Oct fi4 CUR 3eit auf 5erien. gr 1T
oem profeforftab bon Sarparb i'm
Sabre 1884 beisetreten.
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Rleiber Tabrifate bic
F9 8eltebtbeit erfrenell

Streiien unb Sisuren Yonsss 1T an'
esfertist ips3ieu fiir sport al.iosrrods
ano 3leibsr /; sem6bnliG usrfauft fur
$1.25. Die @lle. SO Gents.
giette @repe Diua unb @repe 4egere,
rs Gents Sabritate. fhr abeno uno
Stra6en @ebrau4. In aae ben ueuen
Shattirun9eu. So Gents.
Seibe Sbirtin9 ituo ntdt allein fur
Mdnner Qembsu aussfertigt. ionosru
au4 piel benust fir 5rauen Eaillen
unb Ssibe Wafhfleioer. @s lit itarf
uuo ihmer. $l.25.
yfsus Summsr @ewiht Raiab Seios
In al ben ldilerenosn Shatttrun9en
uub 5arben. fhr welhe iis bstanut. .ituo;
tisblife Gualitdt. $1.25. ..sas
paupt Slur. noroli4. --~
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ltuier boQtdnoiger
4orratb bon 9auoi9u'
|, ben far Jraaea

i&lieBt elm 9emieleoer in natiirli4 uno
tpeib-t1.25 bic $1.75.
Daihbares 3ib In Sarbsn-s1.75
bts $3.50.
Sran30iiihes 9ib. fdwar5, weib nno
farbig, 81. 80 biS 81 90.
Seibe 0aubidube - 90 Gents bic
$3.50. uuo weiss @bamOiietts 9auo'
i@ube-75 @ents un6 $1.0O.
Saupt 5lur.
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9ieie GretDnue Strids
tai9en iino 5iemli9 ueu

tn ibren leidteu. mittlersn unb bunflen
Sarben uno Stilen Die anbers fiuo.
ReifenSHnuns. boppslts Uarrenoff'
uuug, ShnuridlieBeno, S6loB Hie
men9riffs unb 3orbitils. @eraoe mos
Die 5rauen 3utauie u0tbis babsu uno
fuhteu. wenn flsine @eihsnfs In Orb
nun9 linb. 80 @ents.
2unit Jtabelarbeit, 9iupt 5lur.
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Tnfan6.
Ser &riess3nftanb nno beHen
natirli9e Tolsen.

Verbaftnnseu uuS VeridhipBruuaen.
Neip Sampibirc tro6en-@rpker
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no Jrande reiigniert-Grnabrer
bon Jamilien miiiien aus Wili3
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-04-19
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europa feblen san;li9.

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nifie in europa ppr.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1917-03-10
NECK FIxINGs.
Gay Colors and Collar.
less Effects the Thing.

Just when it seemed that the white
collar had become an obsolete feature
OF dresses it shows evidence Of reviv-
Ing, and it may be said that the broad
collar of satin or of lingerie fabrics
Will be one Of the principal attractions
OF incoming fashions.
As things are at the present moment
many women look as If they had dress
ed In a hurry and omitted the impor-
tant item Of neckwear. The French
designer who brought out the collar
less frock had in mind the eternally
young and piquant type Of girl. As
this type is limited, despite all efforts
to the contrary, 1t follows that only the
favored few look well dressed in the
gown sans collar.
There is something rather commend
able In the dress that exploits a neck
finish Of gay color. 1t Is In keeping
with the trend Of fashion that empha-
sizes everything connected with sport
wear, whether the garment In ques-
lon has anything to do with athletic
life or otherwise.
Some Of the color combinations are
decidedly startling. One finds green
associated with purple, and yellow
with old rose, and turquoise with pink.
Usually the collar Is of satin, and this
In itself supplies a decorative note
when the dress is Of wool jersey, serge
or similar fabric.
Frequently 1t happens that the color
OF the collar is repeated In the facing
OF the sash. A recent model shows a
collar whose front lines are extended
to give a four-in-hand effect. Ths
front Of the bodice shows two slashes,
and through these the ends Of the
cravat are passed.