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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-15

Am intrat tiptil in gradina,
umblind tot pc virful picioarelor.
Cind am intrat in ograda am va
zut ca lipseste caruta. Am crezut
ca att plecat, dupa cum a fost
vorba 81 inima in mine Sc fringaa
ide durere ca n am putut da ochi
Gu tine. Nam apropiat de casa 81
m'am suit pc prispa. In odaia
voastra am auzit sgomot. Am yo-
it sa privesc pc fereastra, daf
N am putut. Era astupata ca MIS-
te toale grease. Am auzit striga-
tnl tau, 81 am intrat in sala. LISA
odaii era incuiata. Presimteam ca
esti in fata unei primejdii 81 pu-
mind umarul in usa am impins Gu
toata puterea. Att. fncolo stii.
Of, Doamne! Nm mai pots'.
,Voico draga. Tine-ti firea. Nu
te laSa prlnsa de duSmanl. Flu
NOR. Tu sd ma ,lasi aici, ute colo
fn vagauna aceea. Orisin pamint,
ori in pintecele unui lup, tot
|una".
,,Sandulc! M vorbi de moarte
Gandule! Sufletul meu!"
- 80 ..
,,Moartea & linga mine. q vad
|cu ochii. Tu se mergi inaintc.
Desbraca-ma de toalele militarc
81 lasirm3 numai cum ma facut
mama. Lupii ma yor sf4sia mai
lesne. ISL fe fmbrAci Gu ele. iii
traistx STUNT pesmeti u carne us
eeta, III vor aipngs Qe trei xile.
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monica. Trecuse de mlezul nOptei.
Luceafarul de dimineata incepu-
Sc Sc resara cind erau in cOdru,
afara de ori ce primejdie, unde
au inceput sd domoleasca mersul.
Muntii nostri au fost veacuri
intregi adapostul neamului in "a
ia tuturOr navalirilOr Ibarbare.
In muntii nostri 81 in codrii lor.
seculari Sc retragea neamul din
fata puvoiului de dusmani carl
au cutreerat in mai multe rinduri
tarlle rominesti, de unde in cete
mici sa slobozea pc cimpie asupra
dusmanului pc care il hirtuia pi-
ma il obosea 81 il facea sd para
seasca tara, ca in urma norodul
sa Sc lase din nou la cimpie, sd
Sc apuce de indeletnicirea lui. -
Isvor nesecat de bogatii si locas
de mlntulre.
Era frig, pamintul era amortit,
dar inca nu please neaua, 81 fuga-
Ri nostri, carl cunosteau toate
potecile si vagaunile muntilor
inaintau tot mai multi in adinci-
mile codrului, ,,Frate Gu Romi-
null" cautind sd fie departe de
lume, de locuri umblate 81 cunos-
cute pc harti si deci 81 de dus-
man.
Cind san aflat departe de pri-
Media care lar Fl putut ajunge,
in acea pacinica sissfint6 singura-
tsts ! firei mxrete pe costiynl Il
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asa1u. stlnga plpai corpul bcstic;,
cal sacum incerca sd Sc ridice. 81
affa pozitia gitului, unde viri
foarfcce,e prin 0 lovitura puterni-
9, drept in JOS de punctul numit
Marul lui Adam" unde il re-
Nci de mai multe ori. Simti ca e
R0bozita de mijloc 81 ceva cald
~ nina. Stia bine ca singe. 81
eaAzi o horcaiala, la inceput mai
Ere, dar din ce in ce mai domoa-
Ks pima Sc stinse Gu totul.
s.Nu Sc infiora de crima seyar-
fa pentru care nu putea Fl in.
xinovatita nici inaintea oameni-
bs, nici inaintea lui Dumnezea
2xa. sasi pearda firea, dimpo-
Hiva, Gu SINCE rece 81 stapina pc
inc Sc ridica de pc cadavrul ca
3 sc sbatea in ultima agonie i
lortii, Vi aducindu-si Aminte de
= Writ foarfecele in sin, Ia
cos din rama, l-a sters de- sfngs
3 .Aainele mQrtului, ~ viFi'
e ncu in sin. VI ridiefndn-se =
nanrstS zicind
/! ! dar| y /,
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PaCato ispdsite.

uuVu'V SUpuOSlVs
Intre satele. Costisa 81 Tereble-
cea sc intinde vestitul Horaiet, a.
dica pustie intreaga de pamin-
turf seci 81 sterpe, din care numai
plugurile englezesti de astazi, mi
nate Gu masina de aburi, au dove
dit sa scoata graunte de facut fai-
na pentru mamaliga. Oar pc vre-
mea -mea era pc acolo pustiu adeva-
rat. Numai drumul de fer trecea
de citi-va ami abba, pc 0 margine a
nesf1rsitului pustiu, unde 81 ase-
zata mica static Ruda, 81 alunga pc
vreme de earna, GU fluerul ragusit
al carului de foe, droaie de lupi, &c
sc primblau Gu ochii aprinsi de foa
me, pc intinsul troienelOr fara ho-
tar.
81 s'a intimplat intr 'un rind
cam pc la sf1rsitul vacantei de Pa
sti, sa vim Gu caruta nasului meu
din Fratautul- Vechiu la statia Ru-
da, ca sd ma intorc Gu trenul la Ger
naut, la scoala. Oar, cum vizitiul
nu era 1Ocmai ON pripit 81 ell, sara
cutul de mine, aveam ceapa We
che de ceasOrnic la buzunar, ce nu
umbla, am tot dus-O in pas masu.
rat. 81 da, = am 81 potrivit asa, cd
tocmai la sosire in static, sa-mi
treaca afurisitul de tren pc la mas
Cind m am vazut insa osindit, sd
stau in statia Ruda, = pustie ca 81
Horaietul de prinprejur, sese
ceasuri intregi, pima la trenul, de
sara, ma prins groaza.
Deceit, ce era de facut Am stat
Gu amploiatul statiei de vorba, -
un leah batrin cu chip de sihastru,
par ca era in adins facut pentru
pustiul, in care-l surghi,lnise sta
pinii sal, - 81 cfnd am inteles, cal
ca minte 81 lui de alta vorba
m am dus 81 ell pc afara, odata Gu
Ochii, apucind dealungul sinelor de
drum de fer, tot inainte, pima la O
coasta de deal, unde sc zariau niste
case inSirate, ce MI samanau a tara
nesti, dar nici boieresti. ST mi sc
parea, ca sunt darImate, Ori Sc na-
ruise ele singure, de vechi ce erau,
una din ele, = stu insa, = ca avea
ziduri lungi, 81 la mijloc un horn
llcgru stricat, incit am inteles in
data, ca trebue sd fl fOst pc acolo O
velnita.
Printre aceste ramaSiti de lOcu-
inta 81 munca Omeneasca trecea
drumul de tara, ce Sc fncrucisa mai
in vale Gu sinele drumului de fer,
lar alaturi cursea un paraut tul-
bure, printre maluri mlastinoase,
umbrite de dOua, trei rachiti usca-
te de scare. Am trecut peste pode-
tul stricat al drumului glodos 81,
apropriindu-ma de casa mai mare
din fata, Gu un cub de cocOstirc
in virf, am vazut, ca la partea eli
de dinnainte, ferestrile semanau a
fl inca intregi. Cautind, pc unde-i
intrarea, lam dat de urma, Zarind
o uSa mare, pc care era batuta sus
o tabla ell pajura, dOvada, ca aici
Sc vindia rachiu 81 tutun.
Pc prag sedea ghemuit un ON,
cu luleaua stinsa in dinti, rezamat
de usciOr, sub razele sOarelui cal
dut de primavara. Am vrut sd tree
pragul crismei, fara ca sd stfrnesc
pc mosneag din somnul sau, dar
nu s'a putut. Caci nici n am atins
bine lespedea de peatra Gu picio-
rul 81 omul S a repezit, ca fript, din
atipiala Sd 81, uitindu-se Gu Ochii
rataciti la mine, a apucat-o inain-
tc, spre tejgheaua din odaia mare
81 intunecata. S'a oprit la gratiile
de lemn; din dosul carora sc zari-
an sipuri, bulci, covrigi, pachete de
tutun 81 cutii Gu chibrituri, rostin-
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Ou-Se catre mine Gu gas raguSlt:
,,Ce-a pofti domnisorul, O pa
cica de tutun, sau poate un rachiu
dulce, rosoglio de Gel bun, ca. ).
holerca de noastra, stu, ca mutt
cinSti".
Era Simbata 81, precum la cris-
ma aceasta pustie din drumul Te-
reblecei numai un jidov putea fl
stapinul, am priceput fndata, Cd
sarmanul taran ii tinea jupinului
locul. Mare procopsiala de vinzare
nu era insa, de Sc pusese bietul ON
pc somn.
Am pus, sa-mi dea I'm singiap de
rachiu 81 doua paharute 81, intin-
zind rominului creitarii cuveniti,
m am uitat mai bine la dinsul. Ca
ci avea pc sub pletele lui unsuroa-
Sc, lasate cam in vote, 0 frunte la
ia, incretita, nu stu cum, lin pc
deasupra ochilor negri ca mura, in
cit parea Fl, Gu toata virsta lui
de mosneag, inca verde la inima 81
nestricat la cap. Luleaua o pusese
la parte 81 privia tinta la mine,
tinfndu-se Gu o nina de deschizatu-
ra camasei, din care iesiau peril de-
81 81 surf al peptului barbatesc, ne
atins inca de slabiciune. Cealalta o
bagase in chimirul sau ingust de
piele, Odata GU creitarii primiti.
81 m am 81 trezit indata Gu in
trebarea Ca. de unde-s 81 cum,
de m am intimplat tocmai pc la
crisma jupinului Hers din drumul
Tereblecei. Spuindu-i patania mea,
s'a mirat Omul, dar tot, Sc vede,
cal parea 81 bine, caci indata mare
s'a incins un STAT intrcg intre moi.
81, cum iaveam vreme destula de
prapadit, am inceput sal intreb
ba de una, ba de alta. Dupa ce
Fam rugat insa sa bea din rachiul
cumparat, am intrebat intii 81 in
til de hume 81 porecla.
Drept sa va spun, incepea par
ca sa-mi plaza mosneagul 81 din
tr'un singur cuvint pricepusem,
ca era sfatos 81 Sagalnic. 81, facin-
dumi-se foame, am scos din gianta
mea de dupa spate bucata de
friptura, ce-mi daduse nasa mea ca
merinda de drum, am ales din bull
cile sbircite de dupa gratii pc ce-
lie mai molicele 81 m am intins pc
mincare, poftind 81 pc tovarasul
meu, sd induce Gu mine. Nici nu-
mi pusesem insa bine gura la Gale,
cind iata ca mosneagul meu, prin-
zind la inima, dupa i'm paharut,
doua de rachiu, s'a dat binisor la
vorba. 81 &c ma adns ~ Aloc Sn ui-
mire, era char numelep sau ciudat,
Ion Hustiuluc. 81 nici nu ma rab-
dat inima, sal 81 intreb indata,
cum naiba, de l-au potrivit oame-
nil Gu asa porecla? 81 mia intors
mosneagul vorba, zicind:
Ell, domnisorule! Cind asi sta
ell, sa-ti spun, de unde mi Sc ira
ge afurisitul asta de hume, al sd
scapi 81 trenul de sara 81 tot mai
sd stii bine beleaua lui badea HUI
stiuluc 81 cites legate de saracia
lui". ST suspinind din adinc, a
prins sa spue. Z
Ca, Doamne, cram 81 ell intro
vreme ON ca toti oamenii 81 colo,
la marginea satului, unde al vazut
D-ta poate, pc usa de casa, lin
ga niste plopi, tablita Gu pajura,
cum ii 81 cea de afara, = purta-o-
ar lupul pc Horaiet, a fost o.
data gospodaria mea. Da, domni-
sorule, 81 mi-au mincat-o jidovii,
. trasni-i-ar focul, = de am ajuns
mai rau ca la sapa de lemn! Ba in
ca lie pazesc acuma crisma 81 am
cazut la blastem, sd Ii 81 Wind otra-
va de holerca puturoasa. Numai ca
da, sa ma ierte Dumnezeu, -
dar lean platit-o 81 ell greu pc lu-
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mea asta 81, daca am ajuns sd ma
chinniesc asa amar la batrinete, ma
car stu pentru ce".
Ca doar ma fost scris de la
Dumnezeu Sinful, sd fie Rominul
.sluga jidanului 81 eu unul n am
cazut, milostive Doamne, - la
asta urgie 81 soarta, decit asa, mai
multi Gu voia mea, da, - ca sd is
pasesc pacatul, ce Pam facut, a.
cum trei-zeci de ami, cfnd am dat
pc arendasul acestor mosii hustiu-
luc, colo, in apa Sucevei".
duo pacatele afurisitului de
David Sloim, dar lie due 81 pc ale
mele. Eli, domnisorule, nu te po-
trivi la gura mea, ca degeaba-s toa
te, cite ti-le-oiu spune. Tot eu trag
rusine 81 Ion lui Chivu, tot ba-
dea HuStiuluc rAmine".
81 mia istorisit mosneagul din
paharut in paharut, Gu graiul sau
Incilcit, povestea vietei sale, lunga
81 scurta, cum iti vrea, - dar a.
sa fel, ca la urma urmei tot porec-
la lui de Hustiuluc parea sa fie
miezul pataniilor vietei sale.
Fusese badea Ion Chivu, = cum
mia spus-o apoi 81 alti oameni, =
gOspOdar in unul din satele apro-
plate de pc malul Sucevei 81 poate
n a ii fost ell char fruntas mare in
satul sau, dar ON de Omenie Sc We
Gle ca era, caci il alesese satenii in
tr'o vreme pima 81 vornic. Au tre-
cut insa multi ami de atuncia, 81
asia s'a intimplat inca pc vremea
Gin s'au cuibat fOst cei dinti
jidOvi pc locurilc acele. Sc O.
plosise adica, jupInul David
din tara ungureasca ca aren
das la mosiile fondului, s.
n a fOst trecut nici dOar trei ami
ca a 81 pus, nu stu cum, satele 81
oamenii dinprejur la jugul sau
LipitOare strasnica pc capul bieti.
lor Romini, ca ii sugea singele din
trup 81 maduva din case, nu alice
va.
Mandatarul tinutului, leah fara
mila 81 frate de cruce Gu ovreul, Isl
dau nina, unde puteau sd robiasca
pc oameni Gu munca 81 sal aduca
la sapa de lemn. 81 mandatarul, =
ca sa va spun, = era un fel de ma
re ispravnic, cum Sc obicinuia pc
vremea, cind saraca BucOvina era
numarata ca tinut al Galitiei. Era
un fel de stapin pc viata 81 pc moar
te 81 jidovul hitru sta ca satana la
spatele lui si-si facea Gu mInile lea
hului toate treble la mosiile sale.
Sis'a intimplat intr 'un timp, ca
pfngaririle mandatarului 81 schin.
giuirile jidovului sa patrunda pima
la urechile imparatiei, incit a We
nit comisie mare la fata locului 81
a cercetat lucrurile. Gel, carl du-
sese chinul Gel mai mare, nici nu
visau, ca dreptate putea sd lie vie
vr'odata 81 intre acestia era 81 Cos
podarul Ion Chivu, care numai ma
dejde la bine n 'avea.
Trageap la greu 81 greul Gu ne
voia ii tragea pc dinsii 81 numai
Dumnezeu Sinful stia de amarul
lor.. Din belsugul, eel avuse badea
Ion de la tata-sau, ajunsese numai
ell citeva prajini de l0c, casa risipi-
ia, OcOlul fara vite, femeea moarta
de serbia 81 un biet flecaW pc care
l'au luat mai tirziu la catane, un-
de in urma a 81 murit. Ca sa-si mai
vada de traiul sau 81, fiindca gospo
darie nu mai avea, sarmanul Chivu
Sc daduse la pescarie prin apa SUI
cevei, caci Sc megiesia casa sa 81 To-
cusorul ramas char drept ell prun-
dul mare. ST, cind pescuia asa, ziua
Gu undita 81 navodul, sau sara Gu
teapa 81 faclia, par'ca-si mai uita
prigonitul ON de amar 81 de necaz.
(Sf1rsitul va urma.)
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1919-07-25

at the front and Il little ffRring at the
sides and back. In thtp particular
suit deep capD collar replaces the
small turnover that is 50 youthful,
worn with tie IL silk, for she young
er girls. But a smaller cliar would
not admit an INLAY If tafft4a such as
finishes this oAe. The braid on the
sleeves is put on in COWS but not in
straight lines ana a curved inset OF
taffeta is placed aboW'At. The sleeves
are especially good.
Dark blue serge makes the chic
suit with blOused conk 1t the right
Of the picture. Narrow Araid in two
rows finishes the eullaz the sleeves
and the skis af the DIoISe. Silk cord
and round bHttons accoelk for the fas
tening In thu, best way end form a fin
ish for the eiQsc-fittins sleeves. The
collar in THIS ENlt is the style best
liked for, ui11s.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1919-07-25

just what will happen next to sports
clothes is a fascinating subject for
speculation. The new weaves in silk
have intrigued them into beautiful ex-
travagances, and other unusual fabrics
have lent them originality. All sorts
Of materials, from leather to cricket
flannel, with a company of sturdy
wOolens forming their main depend
ence, invite designers to become indie
pendent Cleverness is at premium,
nothing is considered erratic and there
are sports clothes and sports clothes
some of them for actual sports wear
and some of them merely versions of
sport styles.
For actual sports wear, coats and
skirts Of wool, or heavy cotton, are
plain and cut on boyish lines. Skirts
wide enough and patch pockets big
enough are their sensible outstanding
features. The sweater and sweater
coat, In greater variety than ever, re-
appear, entitled to more service
stripes than any other garment. One
of the new, short slip-On models occu-
pies the center in the group Of three
sports costumes pictured here This
is very popular model and is made
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1919-07-25

It takes considerable discrimination
TO choose suits for girls who are not
quite grown up or for those who are
grown, but still in their teens. 1t is
not half so simple a matter as it
aeems, to express youth by varying the
cut and finish Of garments just
enough to take them out of the young
woman class and place them in the
young girl company. Generally, in
suits, this is accomplished by making
coats vague as to fit and simple as to
line and by following current fashions,
as becomes youth, at distance. The
two suits presented in the picture are
examples Of good designing to meet
the needs Of the miss from fourteen
to nineteen, and they are recommend
ed for young women who affect youth
full styles, providing their figures are
girlish enough to suit these models.
Jersey cloth, serge, duvetyn or any
OF the standard suitings will make the
smart suit shown at the left of the
picture successfully, but the firmer
weaves appear to be the best choice
for misses suits. This one is of beige
colored serge trimmed with rows OF
marrow silk braid to match and insets
of navy blue taffeta. The skirt is mo-
ficeably wider than those in vogue for
older women and is gathered in at the
waistline. Five short bands of braid
IN rows at each side simulate pockets.
The coat in this suit hangs from
the shoulders In lines that are straight
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1919-07-25

in many gay and brilliant colors.
At the left Of the picture a very
handsome suit reveals plated skirt
Of silk in which a plain satin stripe
and a crepe stripe alternate, the satin
stripe in white and the other In light
green. The jacket, Of white taffeta,
has a quilted pattern on the collar and
cuffs, and forming a border at the bot
tom, having the stitching done in green
silk thread. Stitching covers the mar
row belt and defines the pocket, prov
ing very original and beautiful en-
Enlistment.
ROshanara crepe makes the unusual
dress at the right Of the picture. 1t
has a straight panel at the back but
achieves the effect of loose cut-away
coat at the front, with flaring sleeves
that are split up the back. Crepe
georgette is used in facings that ex-
tend beyond the edges Of the sleeves
and coat drapery. 1t took audacity
to add a sash of the same material as
the dress, to this design, but 1t Is here
and vindicates its presence by finish
ing perfectly a smart and comfortable
sports dress.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1919-07-25

ihces, and Roumania was practically
crippled by Bella Kun's refusal to per-
NIT communication through Budapest.
whence all the railway lines. radlate.
Under Clemenceau's urging. the
council requested its military advisers
to investigate Bella Kun's military
strength and the number Of allied
troops which could be thrown against
him.
There are small French forces near
Vienna, and Serbian and Roumanian
forces to the southwark. 1t Is under
stood the allied military intelligence
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1919-07-25

bureau reports that Bella Kun's
strength is spreading.
Bella Kun has artillery available, but
no means Of communication. It Is as
serted that he has been maintaining
himself largely with allied supplies
stolen from Hoover's relief trains
which he selzed.
Italian cavalry might be rushed
against Bella Kun by rail. but It is I'M
derstood the Italians would expect
compensation for interfering with Bela
Kun. which America would not agree
to-
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1919-07-25
Satin EIoor cushlon.

Big floor amt dfvan cushions are Gov
cred with col1red satin, In a tone to
match the room furnishings, and are
finished with double ruches Of the fab
ric. Two coltws are used, one on one
side, the other an the other side Of the
cushion, and the double ruche shows
both colors u
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1919-07-25
TALK OF MOVE IN HUNGARY
Allies Aroused Over Action Of Bella
Kun In Stopping the Forwarding
Of Supplies.

Paris. = Premier Ciemenceau APP
peared suddenly at the session of the
supreme council, whereupon the
French minister Of foreign affairs, NJ.
PIchon, Withdrew.
Mr.. Hoover repeated his statement
that the revietualiing Of Poland,
Czecho-Slovakia, the Russian prov
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-07
BY ELEANOR QUINN.

There is nothing melancholy about
these fall days in town. The shop
windows reflect the colors of the
forest in their blaze of russell and
gold. After the subdued windows
of wartime the CLINT of bright color
flashing from behind row after row
of plate glass puts new heart into
people. And they want everything
they see!
There Is great danger in making
wrong color selections and in com
bining things which separately are
lovely, but together are a cause of
regret. There are wonderful blend
ings of reseda, jade and russell, but
they must be assembled and grouped
with an artists eye.
1t is better for the average woman
to be conservative in her choice OF
color unless very sure of her ground.
A dark suit or coat may be glorifed
by the addition of smart waistcoat
and so introduce color in large or
small quantities. If color is not de-
sired a strong contrast is to be com
mended, such a contrast, for in
stance. as black velvet affords.
A black satin vest is sketehed
over blouse'of dead white georg-
cite with ruffled cuffs that may be
worn outside the coat sleeve if de-
sired. The vest has a satin back
and an interesting collar develop
ment that is bnttoned with the
novel triangular buttons used SO
smartIy on the vest. The collar is
just the type to wear this season
with ones tailormade.
Both waistcoats it will be noted
have curious necklines. In one
model the triangular section be-
tween the gilet and draped collar
exposes the neck--a fashion not
making for warmth but women have
become accustomed to exposed
chests. If they are to follow the
prevailing mode they must harden
themselves to the point when
clothes are a nonessential as far as
warmth is concerned.
This vestee is of channels color
cloth with a double row of self
covered buttons and a facing at the
neck line of caramel beaver. The
idea of bringing beaver out of the
millinery workrooms and introduc-
ing it as trimming for dresses and
coats has met with enthusiasm. One
sees it usually in a color that con-
trasts with the garment proper. 1t is
q variation of brush wool and Of
angora and may be used in much
the same way.
Fur Has Its Rivals.
Those who cannot afford fur find
warmth, comfort and some style
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-07

value in fabrics that simulate it.
Plush is used by more smart women
today than for some years past and
al map and pile fabrics have their
place i'll the present scheme of
things to wear both in millinery and
wraps.
Suppose the weather prophets
were to Judge of the coming win
ter's severity by the quantities OF
fur the women intend to wear. They
do go somewhat by the thickness OF
animals coats we hear. Perhaps we
had all better lay in double amount
of coal.
High prices have nothing to do
with it. Women are in a mood for
fur and fur they will have though
the winter be mild and the prices
high.
Even this early in the season one
sees fur-collared suits and is inn
pressed by the number that are col
Jared in krimmer. This wouy gray
fur, youthful to a degree is very
smart with blue and is finding favor
so rapidly that gray squirrels high
position is in danger of being
usurped.
1t is early to plan ones fur hat
but not a bit too early to resolve
to have one. Nothing is more ideal
for motoring nor smarter when
carrying out the idea of ones cos
fur. Some of the fur hats
shown are trimmed but they are
infinitely smarter when otherwise
unadorned and merely pinned on or
decorated with novelty hat pin
taking the form of a dagger or a
large ball. n
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-07
What the Japanese
Women Demand
of Husbands

The magazine "Choukouvo Gol1a-
no. ('Virtuous Woman') of Toxic,
invited its Japanese woman readers
to send in their opinions on what
constitutes an ideal husband. Here
are the Is virtues they demanded
of Jap hubby:
He should not be greedy.
He should not spend too much
time "primping."
He should dlave a manly appear
ance.
He should not be too familiar
with other women.
He should express himself clearly
He should make prompt decisions.
He should have high ideals.
He should never show himself
in the kitchen.
He should never criticize the
couture or the gowns of his wife
or any other woman.
He should not bore his wife by
telling her all his pet tastes.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-07
Hears Vatican Choirs.

i Mrs. w. M. letters is one Omaha
woman who is travelling very much
this week. She had planned foi
many weeks to hear the far famed
Vatican choirs $next Saturday eve
ming. She, however, received 4
summons from her alufnnae associa-
ton in Salt Lake City stating that
she should arrive there Saturday IN
order to attend the reunion. Moth
ing daunted Mrs. letters accepted
the invitation. That she might hear
the choirs, she left Wedncsday
morning for St. Paul where she
heard them in concert that evening
and then returned home, arriving in
Omaha Thursday morning.