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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-15


O navratu ku sve matce necht6
la niceho slyseti, obavajlc Sc,
ze ia to vydala by il baronu Per
civalovi, jenz by il Ease dopra-
|vil DIP blazincc. Kdyz pax Sc z
novin Anna Katherikova dove
della, re Laura Fairliova stala
sc prec manzelkou barona, OBJ
jevily Sc u nj povazlive pfizna-
ky choroby. s'
Lekar, jenz k nj zavolan, po-
znal lined, re trpi nebezpec-
nou chprobou srdce. Nemoc tr-
vala dlouho, oslabovala il vel
mi a dostavovala Sc v nekte-
rych dobach S velikou prudko-
sti. Pojednou 81 nemocna uni
Mia, re pdjde DIP obce, kde ma
baron Percival sve sidlo a kde
chtela "a kazdou cenu setkati
Sc baronkou Laurou.
Pani Klementova vse ma to
vynalozila ably cd dmyslu toho
il odvratila, vsak Katherikova
rozhodne prohlasila, re COST
ma ma srdci, Gem pani baron
ka musi sc dovedeti. Nebylo
radno dele il odmlouvati, ne
bot choorba jeji tim Sc jenom
zhorsovala proto vydala Sc $
mi ma cestu. We vesnici ma bli-
zku baronova zamku najaly 81
byt. Jednou setkala Sc Kathe-
rikova pani baronkou u jeze
Ia a vratila Sc tenkrate domu
vSecka ustraSena, nebot neja-
ky muz il byl spozoroval. Cd te
dolby nemohla Sc baronkou
Laurou setkati, coz ma nj tax
pusobilo, re Sc opet rozstona-
la. Ia tou pricinou Iodhodlala
Sc pani Klementova, re sama
podiva Sc k jezeru, ably uve-
dla pani baronku k luzku Ka-
, therikove. A kdyz k jezeru pri
sla, spatrila zde jakehosi thu
steho, starsiho pana, patrne
hrabe Fosku.
Hrabe chvili hedlive il pozo-
roval, nacez Sc il zeptal, zdaz
tam nehoho ocekava a drive
rez mohla mu odpovedeti, do
dal, re sam ceka tam s posel-
stvim Cd baronky Glyodve. Tim
ziskal 81 d1veru pani Klemen-
tove, ktera Sc mu ihned sverila.
Ma to rekl, ze pani baronka
Anne Katherikove vzkazuje, a.
by bez odkladu odjela do Lon
dyna, ponevadz il zde hrozi ne
bezpeci, re bude vyzrazena.
Dale sdelil, re v Londyne PAM
barOnka co nevid6t Sc nj Sc.
jde, ably jen udala il svou a.
dresu.
| PAM Klemantova odpovede.
la mu, re by rada hired ka-
therikovou odvezla do Londy-
ma, kdyby jen tato nebyla ne.
mocna a kdyby nemusila pravt
nyni traviti cas- ma lGzku. Tou-
to zpravou zdal Sc byti stari
pan prekvapen a ihned Sc ptal
!zdaz k nj byl povolan lekar
| Ma zapornou odpoved' nabid
Sc lined, re sam nemocnou M
vstivi, ponevadz lekarstvi do
bfe rozumi. Pani Klementov;
nabidku tuto prijala, nacez O
ba odebrali sc do bytu, kd,a Ar
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-15

lined posadila Sc Halkom-
bova ku stolu a napsala najem
niku Todova dvora dopis, jenz
druheho dne casn6 rano mel
lhyti odnesen ma postu.
Tim ukoncili jsme toho dine
svoji poradu.
Mas zivot v dalsich dnech nj
! elm neliSil sc cd zivota drlvej-
siho. Pracovali jsme a snaseli
Sc spolu, jako ditky v rodine.
Marie Halkombova vidouc mo
lji rozhodnost stala Sc ponekud
vese!ejsi a snazila sc vsemozns
povzbuzovati take Lauru, jez
hvilemi upadala povazlivou
|tezkomyslonst. A mezi tim, co
Iocekavali jsme odpoved' cd ma
jemce Toddova dvora, dial
jsem 81 dopodrobna vypraveli
| O vseh pomerech barona Perci-
|vala, pokud Mich Marie Hal
kombova vedela.
Oc,ekavana odpoved' dosla
ctvrteho dine. stesti, ktere do
sud ode mne Sc pdvracelo, od
toho okamziku zdalo Sc mi BY
! ii priznivo. .Dopis najemce Tod
dova dvora obsahoval prvni pri
znivy pokyn, jehpz nam bylo
ttreba.
Pani Klementova pred ca
sem dopsala najemci, jemuz o.
znamila, re Anna Katherikova
Iopet see ztratila. Zadala pax,
ably uboha byla k nj vracena,
kdyby snad nekdo v okoli Linn
meridgu ma potulkach il posti-
hi. Ia tim ucelem oznamila pa
mi Klementova, jez patrne je-
ste niceho 10 smtri Amy Kathe
rikove nevedela, take svoji a.
dresu, re ktere jsme poznali,
re bydli v Londyne asi pul no.
diny cd naseho bytu.
Jsa odhodlan pokracovati CO
nejrychleji, vydal jsem Sc je-
ste tehoz dine ma cestu, abych
Ivyhledal byt pain Klementove.
Adresa byla prilis podrobn3
a spravne udana, tax ze nemu
sill jsem dlouho hledati. Kdyz
u naznaceneho bytu jsem "a
klepal, priSla mi samotna PAM
| Klementova otevriti. Poznal
jsem il lined, nebot jsem Sc po
sud ma nj pamatoval cd tohC
[ dne, kdy S Annou Katheriko.
YOU videl jsem il ma hrbitove '
Limmeridgu.
Z pocatku pocinala 81 PAM
Klementova naproti mne nedG
verive ,avsak pozdeji tvar jeji
Sc vyjasnila tn ochotne sdeli.
la mi vse, co % Anne Katheri.
kove vedela. Nemohl jsem j
ovsem zasvetiti We vsechny uda
losti, jez byly pricinou me ma.
vstevy a abych il upokojil, re.
XII jsem toliko, re patram po O.
sobe, ktera zmizeni Amy Ka
therikDve zavinila. Pani Kle
mentova verila mi dplne, ne
bot O smrti sve ubohe pritelky.
ne posud niceho nevedela.
Vse, co mi povedela, bylo n;
) sledujici:
Kdyz opustily ToddGv dvul
pred svatbou slecny Fairliove
l uchylily Sc d) Londyna, kde;
lilly V uplne odloucenosti, ne
| bot Anna Katherikova bala s,
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Romsn Napsal w. Collins

mate Sc echo bait, ubezpecuii
vas! Zadna nova utrpeni nebu
dou vas sklicovati. Nebudete nj
elm lobtezovana a take krasna
druzka We vasi samote nebude
pronasledovana. Ona nalezla
novy utulek - We vaSem do
brem srdci. Drahocenny to utu
lex! Zavidim il jej a ponecham
il V mem.
"a nyni pos]edni slovo nez-
neho, otcovskehp napomenuti!
''Neodvazujte Sc dale, nez
jste Sc posud odvazila; nehled'
te zmariti, co jiz vykonano, ne
vyhrozujte nikomu! Nenutte
mne prosim vas "a to = a.
bych opet musil vystpupiti pro-
ii vam. Jsem muzem odvaz-
nych cinu a nikym neadm Sc
pfekonati! Ctim vaSi odvaznou
povahu a proto 81 nepfeji, a
bych opet musil byti protivni-
KEN vasim. Mate-li pratele,
kteri chteji Sc Odvaziti neja-
kych posetilosti naproti mne
cj napscti baronu Percivalovi,
krotte jejich vasen, mirnete je
q ja ma druhe strane chci Ease
krotiti barona, ably vice nicim
vas neObt6zoval.
"Vrati-li Sc pan Hartright do
Londyna, vyhnete Sc mu, nepO
slouhejte jeho rad. kracim ne
odvratn6 svoji cestou a baron
Percival mne nasleduje. V o.
nen den, kdy pan Hartright bu
de nam Ma teto cest6 prekaze-
ii, bude znicenW
TentO dopis OZnacen byl ma
mlst6 podpisu toIiko pismenou
+.
"Tento dopis,'' pravil jsem,
"nema jineho ucelu, nez ably ii
nahnal strachu. Tot dukazem,
re hrabe sam ma strach."
Pc tech slovech mrstil jsem
d)piSem o stul.
Marie HalkombOva byla pri-
lis zenou, nez ably TAX chladne
soudila dopisu, jak ia to ci-
nil. OdpOrna duvernost, s ia
kou list byl psan, naplnil il hne
VEN a rozhorcenlm.
"Slys,' pravila he mne, "slib
mi, re az jednou oni diva mu-
H)ve dostanou Sc do I've moci
az .jednoho Il Mich budes nu-
cen uSetliti, s,ib mi, lie timto
uSetrcnm nebude hrabe Fo-
sko!''
"DObra, podrzim 81 tent0
list, Marie, abych ma to Sc upa
matoval, az pride vhodna do.
ba."
PozornG mne nasledovala
kdy dopis We sve tobolce jsen
ukladal.
"a kdy soudis, ze pride ia
to vhOdna doba?' pravila
"Mluvis O budoucnosti TAX, ja
ko bys jiste vGril V zadouci Il
speech a pfcce vSechM), co 20
sud isl podnikal, setkalD Sc
nezdarem."
"a posud jsem vlastne nice
no necinil," odpov6d6l jsem
"hledal jsem toliko cloveka
ktery by ia mne jednal, aneb
ktery by mi jednati pomohI
Nyni muslin jednati sam"
"Jak to-"
"Nemame naprostb zadnyc
dukazu, jimiz bychom mohli v
vratiti 3traSnou onu lez, ktero
Laura rady svych lidi jest Wy
vrzena; vzdyt re vsech tech |
di, kteri kolem nj byli, nikdo 3
nj dobu spravne udati nemuz'
kdy Sc co stale. VSe jest neul
cite, zmatene. Kdybychom s
svymi skrovnymi zbranemi V,
RENE vystoupili, vysmal by $
nam cely svet a rekl by,
.isme ta5kari, kteri hloupou Is
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kteri vedi vsehno a kteri musl
mi prispeti. Jesti to baron Per-
cival a hrabe FoskD. Nevinni
lide, kteri byli kolem Laury a
kolem tebe, kdyz isl byla ne
mocna, nevedi niceho, nepama-
tovali ami datum jednotlivych
udalosti - ale tito diva muzo-
We, kteri dopustili Sc zlocinu,
vedi vse dokonale! Jeden ci dru
ny musi Sc mi priznati, 70 to Sc
jiz nejak postaram!'
Bleda tvar Marie Halkom-
bove zaplala pri techto mych
slovech a oci jeji zaleskly Sc o.
pet onim vnitrnim ohnem, KITE
ry tax casio u nj jsem pozoro-
val, dokud jeste byvala pima
|Stesti a pima ziVbta.
MARIE" pokracoval jsem,
"my oba vine, ze v zivote baro
ma Percivala jest jakasi skvr-
ma - -"
Zach, mysliS ono tajem-
stvi?"
"Ano, tajemstvi, ktere vzala
Anna Katherikova s sebou do
hrobu. Toto tajemstvi nezmi-
zelo vsak jeste povrchu zem-
skeho. A timto tajemstvim bu-
du jej stihati, povesim Sc mu
na patty a nepovolim, dokud ce
"a jeho hanebnost nebude wy
stavena ma pranyr. At jiz hra-
be Fosko dopustil, sc cehokoli,
tolik jest jisto, re baron ku pro
vedeni zlocinu nesvolil jenom *
vuli dedictvi, re ucinil tax jen
Z jinych pohnutek. Vzdyt isl
sama slysela, jak baron sc do
mnival, re jeho manzelka do
zvedela Sc jill cd Amy Kathe-
rikove dosti, ably mohla jej Uni
citi. Prozrazeni tDhoto tajem-
stvi povazoval tento padouch
"a svoji zkazu."
! "Ano, ano, to jsem slysela.'
"Nuze Marie, po tomto ia.
ljemstvi budu nyni patrati. We
rim pevne We sve vitezstvi mad
temito dvema zlosyny! "Bila
pani!' JAKE nazyval jsem An
nu katherikovu, jest sice jiz v
hrobe, spi vecny sen pod jme-
mem baronky Laury Glydove
avsak zda Sc mi, jako by duch
Jejl mne ovival a jako by pobi
Eel mne ku predu ma ceste ma.
stoupene. AnO, mrtva Anna Ka
therikova ukazuje mi jeste sta
lie cestu k rozreSeni straSne tt
zahady!"
| LapOmenuv Sc pr onesl jsen
slova tato ponekud hlasitej.
coz melo Ia nasledek, re Lau
ra, odpOcivajici ma luzku We W
dlejsim pokojiku, Sc probudila
Zaslechli jsme jeji slaby kaSe
. a prOto lined jsme umlkli. M:
RE vesla k nj, kdezto ia .odese
do sveho pOkoje We druhem D:
tre.
Asi "a hOdinu pfiSl "a mno,
5 HalkOmbova oznamujic mi, Il
Laura opet usnula a re tedy p,
: kraCOvati muzeme We sve %
Trade.
Dohodli jsme Sc O tom, Z
, jsou ieSte asi ma zivu dive zen
,8tlny, iez S Annou Katheriko
YOU byly V uzsim styku, a sic
vlastni jeji matka, . kter6 ba
Il ron Percival kdysi pri nocr
V rozmluve hrabetem Fbsko
Il by rekl, re zna jeho tajemstl
: a re sama sve dceri byla ie sd
+ lila. Druha osoba pax byla pa
ri klementova, ona dobrosrd,
:, cna pani, ktera ujala Sc Ann
: katharikove, kdyz sveho cas-
e z blazince uprchla a ktera
) take kdysi az ma hrbitov v Lii,
G merldgu provazela.
g Marie Halkombova Sc up:
ii matovala, re tehdy bydlela D:
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PRIJME Sc delnlk ma farmu,
ktery je We farmarske praci do
bfe obeznamen. Dobry plat pro
spolehliveho delnika. Haste Sc
" (. 6603 Consul Ave.
SIS
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II
PRODAJf Sc obchodni domy,
jeden Sc dvema Story, hostinec
a strizni obchod, druhy ma
zlatnicky obchod. Podminky
mirne a cena velni levna. Biz
81 sc sdeli v {. 5421 Fleet ave.,
roh e. IS ul. so
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PRODA Sc

PRODA Sc novy cihlovy, mo
derne zarizeny dvourodinny
dunn, bude-li prodan hned, da
Sc "a velmi levnou cenu. Haste
Sc v {. 1920 Svec ave., proti
COrlett SkOle. S-16
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PRQNAJME Sc.

PRONAJME Sc obchodnf roho
We mlsto v move budove v ces-
KEN okoli, hodicl Sc pro jaky-
koli obchod, s bytem neb bez
bytu. Podmlnky mirne. Haste
Sc v {. 4639 Broadway roh
Finn ave. Z?
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PRONAJME Sc byt ctyrech
svetnicich. Haste Sc v {. 4O27
E. 20 st. Newburgh Heights,
o., dive minuty cd Harvard ka-
ry. SIS
Omaha daily bee., 1918-02-24
ry Strides Ahead

stance moorlst wants tire pump. Does he pur-
chase from the firm which sold him his car? Does he
noy this firm accustomed to transactions dealing with hun
dreds of dollars with merely 25 deal? No He goes to
an accessory dealer.
This also is advantage to the customer The auto
mobile dealer he forced to spend his me energy and
money accessories would to give little time as pos
sble to items of such insgnicance would buy the first
supply of pumps offered They might perhaps, be in
terlor brand but he would not take the time trouble
to investigate Thus would the ultimate buy in
ferlor goods and it would really be nobodys fault
Saves For Consumer.
But the accessory dealer gives as much thought to the
purchase of gross of pumps the automobile
does the purchase of carload of automobiles He does
not buy the first brand offered. He investigates all the
lines offered and buys the best Thus the ultimate con-
protected.
Many inventions of improvements have been given
light through accessory dealers Even today hardly car
manufactured but what the accessory dealer can suggest
possible improvements and conveniences.
Omaha Ranks High
Omaha ranks of the most important accessory
centers in the country Where 10 years ago company
occupied the local accessory field dozen fulfill the
growing needs of this business These firms among the
largest and most completely stocked in the country and
There is not automobile accessory manufactured that
cannot be purchased in Omaha The accessory business in
Omaha wholesale and RETAIL is of the cys biggest in
dustries and involves thousands of dollars annually.
Accessories are not exhibited at the Omaha auto
show not because of their lack of Importance but because
of the limited space at the Auditorium. The Auditorium
does not afford sufficient for the exhibits alone
the accessory dealers have been compelled OregO their
exhibits Several years ago this problem up and the
accessory quered to their attitude They will
ngy consented to step out though they losing
advantageous opportunity to present their commodities
before the buying public That they did not suffer in the
long by their generosity and consideration of others
is conclusvey manifested by the immense business they
have built up for themselves without the show advantages
The Dermott news., 1918-02-21
VILE TASTE
 BLISTERED MOUTH
Oklahoma Lady Had Dreadful Time Before Finding The Right
 Remedy-BIack- -Draught.

Seward. Okla.-Mrs. Annie Bowlby, of this place says in letter writte0 for publication: II have used Black. Draught for two years, or more, and will never cease to be grateful for what 1t did for me and mine.
 Some time ago, my mouth broke out with blisters. I had a vile taste in my mouth, all slick and dsagreeable. ] seemed to have n great deal of inward fever. I suffered with my back and kidneys. . :.
 was so nervous, 1t was dreadful l would almost ery-I suffered so. ] had gas on the stomach and pains but, as I said. the pain snd trouble was most severe I had the doctor and used several medicines without result
 Still hurting and suffering. I began to use Thedford's Black -Draught. making 1t into n tea. and using . teaspoonful dose at time in hot water. I gradually got better, my liver began to act. the fever went down and l have never had any more trouble of this kind.
 There Is no other medicine so good ns Black -Draught."
 You will say that, too. when yo1 have given Thedfords Black -Draught a trial
 It Is n good medicine.
 Buy n package today.
 All druggists sell Black-Draught.- Adv.
The Dermott news., 1918-02-21
MADE USE OF STEAM POWER
Centuries Ago, Men Were Familiar With Its Possibilities but Did
 Not Develop Them.

A real curiosity In the United States patent office is working model of the first steam engine. built by q clever inventor named Hero a century and a half before Christ was born.
 A modern engineer would call 1t a steam reaction turbine. It consists of a spherical vessel pivoted on m axis ana supplied with steam through one of the pivots. The steam escapes through bent pipes in opposite dlrec- tons, thus causing the globe to re- volve.
 Hero was the first steam engineer. Having hit upon the idea that the ex pansive energy of steam could be used for power, he developed a number of devices for its mechanical employ ment.
 One of them was hollow altar, be- meath which a fire was built. Under the altar was vessel containing wa ter. The latter, converted into steam, opened the temple doors by pressure upon a pair of vertical posts on which the doors swung When the fire cooled, the doors closed automatically,
 The ancients 2,000 years and more ago used steam power for turning splits and various other unimportant pur poses. But 1t does not seem to have occurred to them that this source of energy might be made available for mechanical utilization on large scale.
The Dermott news., 1918-02-21
WINNING THE DgBUTANTEs SMILE.

moHtea hx the extra length If the skirt which reaches almost to the tnstep.
 Now k the time to dispose of all lingerie matters. simple or otherwise; for at this season of the year mer- chants make concerted effort to show and sell new underearments and the materials for making them. Pet ttceats and camiSoles and their next of kin. princess slips are the subjects under discussion here.
 Shadow laee proves the best of as- sets when the time comes to design camisolcs II is wide enough to make the body of the eamlsele and the point ed CT seal1oped edge provides for graceful shape. Camisoles are made of 1t by adding band of ribbon, or wide beading te the straight edge for the waistine. and banding the lace with narrow ribbon stitched on. Where tAe lace has large points. two of them at the front and two at the back form "V"-Shaped lines here and under the armS. tHat afc graceful. Ribbons. stitch ed to these seallops or points are ex- tended Into shoulder straps.
 It. princess slips tine bodice Is often cut in the shape described above and finished with narrew hem Below the hem HaJeaelvnnes lace insertion k let ln. Narrow skirts set onto the bodice with narrow belt have n series of tucks edged with val lace running about them. They are usually made of
The Dermott news., 1918-02-21
WOMEN SUFFERERS MAY
 NEED SWAMP ROOT

Thousands upon thousands of women have kidney and bladder trouble and never suspect it.
 Womens complaints often prove to b. nothing else but kidney trouble. or the result of kidney or bladder disease.
 If the kidneys are net in healthy condition. they may cause the other or gans to become diseased.
 Pain in the back, headache, los. of am bitioa. nervousness, are often times symp- toms of kidney trouble.
 Don't delay starting treatment. Dr. Kilmers' Swamp-Root, a physicians pre- soription, obtained at any drug store, may be just the remedy needed 10 overcome such conditions.
 Get medium or large size bottle in- mediately from any drug store.
 However, if you wish first to test this great preparation send ten cents to Dr. kilmer < Co. Blnghamton. \. T.. for . sample bottle When writing be sure and mention this paper.-Adv.
The Dermott news., 1918-02-21
peTT!coArs CONFORM WITH sL FINDER LINES.

right it ls split and cut nj tie bottom so that the volle falls in q cascade, The bodice is draped from the shoul- ders and honsed at the Wai>tlue
 The popular chemisefta is indlspeH78
 ble in q waist drupvd in this way and appears less tu dtHt lace over taf= feta lace over taffeta silk The sleeves are full and gathered into a little frli above the elbows. There Is a soft, ribbon gird}e with long ends loaped over at thp front. II takes slender bead tassels to weigh the ends % that they will hang properly. A spray of small garden flowers Is tucked into the girdle at the front, md their pretty, quaint suggestion Is supple
The Dermott news., 1918-02-21

women. Mrs. JOHN KoPpELMANN, k. No. 1, Mclean, Nebraska.
 This famous root and herb remedy, Lydia E. Pinkham's 8 Vegetable Com pound, has been restoring women of America to health for more than forty years and it will well pay any woman who suffers from displacements, in- fiammation, alteration, irregularities, backache, headaches, nervousness or ''the blues" to give this successful remedy trial.
 For special suggestions in regard to your ailment write Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co.,, Lynn, Mass. The result of it's long experience is at your service.
The Dermott news., 1918-02-21

New York-With Russia in the grip of civil strife and her battle line stripped of men as q result of the peace declaration of the Bolsheviki. Germany is repoted to have begun the carrying out of her threat of an inva- sion because of the failure of the Bol- sheyiki to sign peace compact with the Central powers.
 Reports from Sweden say that the Germans have begun pushing their troops into Russias two remaining Baltic proyinces-t,sthonia and 1.-Two nia-the taking of which would fso- late Russia from the shores of the Baltic and give the enemy in addi- ton to the port of Riga the city of Reval. situated on the Gull of Fin land, opposite Helsinfors. whence they easily might operate against Pc trograd by sea
 Although Austra-Hungary had shown dissatisfaction over the stand that Germany has taken toward Rus sia, the dual monarchy evidently has been placated by Il promise of Ger many that any German military aetiv- ity will be confined to northern Rus sia and Austria Hungary left to deal with problems that may arise in the territory adjoining her borders.
 Related dispatches from Petrograd tell of the capture of kiev, the new capital of Ukraine by the Bolshevik, The fighting Is said to have been ex- tremely bloody, with 4.0oe killed and 1000 wounded Great destruction Was wrought in the town by shells and ex- plosiyes dropped by aSiators.
 Al Odessa another big battle has been fought between the Bolsheyiki and Moderates, during which war ships in the harbor bombarded the city. Polish legions at Minsk arc said to have been routed with heavy losses. while the Bolsheviki also are reported to have captured Tonogorod. on the Black sea, and Noronozh. cap ital of the province of the same name.
The Dermott news., 1918-02-21

It is silk and cotton for summer froeks and here are two of them ds- signed for the young girl. that will make her more than glad that she k alive in Il silk and cottan summer. All the pretty, ela=time giaEham pat terms have been interpreted in tatfeta and voile and their inventors of long ago would be delighted with their ele- gance and dsintineSs In these fine grained fabrics. Some af the new frocks in plaid or erossbar tatfeta go to the length of copying apron styles
 The pretty frock of corn-celored. crosshar taffetn shown Tt the left of the picture has the painest and sim plest of pleasant waists. made of plain corn-colored taffeta. with sleeves of georgette crepe It has ratch pockets rutlled across the top, that deign ta remind Us of the apron pockets. and an ingenious collar made just to suit the froek. This little model k satis- fled with plain, straight and narrow skirt, that turns neither to the right nor to the left, but pursucs its way undisturbed by rutHe or tuck, to the ankles Of its wearers. II praelHims the straight silhouette and loaves us guessing Us to just where t fHstens.
 A pretty dress at the right k made of fine voile over slip of >Ilk. The skirt of voile is gathered at the waist line so that 1t has considerable full ness, but Il Is not draped Just nt the
The Dermott news., 1918-02-21
May Drive On LtalY.

Washington. - Official dispatches said the strength of the Teutonie ar mics on the Italian front is sufficient to permit the Central powers to un- dertake offensive operations simultan- eously on the entire Western front from the North Sea to the Adriatic and prevent the allies from transfer ring troops from one part of the front to the other.
The Dermott news., 1918-02-21
Seattle Call Barred.

Ottawa. Ont-The Seattle Daily Call Is on new list of American pa. pers barred from circulating in Can ada. The Call is a Socialist newspa- per. Recently the plant in which ii is printed was partly wrecked by two civilians and several American sail DTS.
The Dermott news., 1918-02-21

nesh-colored crepe de chine. White batiste remains fayorite for petti- coats and nothing snpplants small tueEs and fine narrow laces for trim ming them in the regard of refined women But all petticoats must be made 70 conform to the slender sil. houette lines must be strnight.
 The reliable tafieta pettcoat for daily wear is shown in the picture. fin. iehed with a scant. corded founce henn- med at the bottom. Like everything else. it is most liked in plain styles.