davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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ralher asaInsl MserIa and runIs.

rather against Algeria ana lunls
in short, the government Of Scheide-
mann is continuing the same methods
and is prscticlng the same game Of po-
litical intrigue as the old Imperial gov
ernment."
Similar stories have reached France
from Spain. The old spy system is In
full swing today trying 10 turn the
present political situation in that coun-
try TO the Teuton's advantage.
Special correspondence from Amster-
dam declares that Holland is being ab-
solutely invaded by Germans. German
salesmen.' the special correspondent Of
a Paris paper declared. "are pouring
into Holland Just as before The war.
On one page OF an important local daily
newspaper / counted ten German adj
vertisements out OF total or "a
During the war" the same writer
continued, "the Germans bought the
principal sites in large cities for the
purpose OF putting up cinemas and
theatres. And when a Dutch subject
opened an exposition OF an interna-
tional character where samples Of com
mercial products were TO be exhibited
the year round. a German Immediately
offered 10 buy up all the space for 50.-
900 florlns so that he might control the
exhibits"
South America IL not going TO escape
German influence. Every indication Is
that the Germans arc only waiting un-
Ill the ink is dry on The peace treaty
before making start in that direction.
A dispatch dated from C0blenz, Amer-
can Army Headquarters, reads: Letter
after letter is passing through the hands
OF the American military censOrs tell
ing OF the intentions OF many Germans
to emigrate 10 South America. Seldom
Is any mention made in any OF them OF
plans TO 90 to the United States"
Evening journal., 1919-08-01

them by England and France during the
war. Before ave can talk OF territories,
we must safeguard our soul from slav-
cry. Until we destroy the tyrannical
and corrupt regime which foreign pow
ers seek 10 impose upon ms, we shall
be unable TO claim hat we are free
people.
we are told that King Constantine
Evening journal., 1919-08-01
CASES OF SUMNER COMPLAINT

stomach and Intestinar disturbances ara
frequently corrected by the use OF Mother
Srays sweet Powders for Children They
tend 70 cleanse the intestinal tracts and
promote digestion. These powders are
pleasant and easy 20 take and are an or
eenent remedy for children complaining Of
sell them. e''''
Evening journal., 1919-08-01

was tyrani and a traitor. But as long
as that tyrant and that traitor was
agreeable 20 his people. what should II
matter to kindly outsiders"
Evening journal., 1919-08-01
Announcing Our
August Furniture Sale.

particulars will this Tuesday
proper will not begin until Wednesday August This
delay eauangng marking merchandise
AS AN INDICTMENT TO THOSE WHO DO NOT CARE TO WAIT
UNTIL OUR SALE BEGINS YOU MAY CALL ADVANCE AND MAKE
YOUR SELECTION TAKING ADVANTAGE LEAST 10 %
COUNT PLAIN FIGURE PRICES AND IN SOME CASES
WE WOULD WILLING TO MAKE THE REDUCTION EVEN
STRONGER.
IF NOT INTERESTED IN BUYING A VISIT WOULD APPRECI-
ATED WHILE MAKING ARRANGEMENTS FOR OUR SALE
S progress other words
would like TO have in the
present prices view coming goods and
then Judge yourself reduction amounts
Evening journal., 1919-08-01

Mechanics. metal workers ana stem
ographers msy ind positions through
the Want Ads IN the coming two
weeks.
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NEMUSfTE PLATIT

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pri nynejsi drahote. V striz-
mich obchodech "u Koudel1I" V
elsie ABB Broadway, vedle pc
zarni STANCE a elsie 1928
Warner Rd., koupite zenske
25c cerne puncochy po 17hc
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~NEZAPOMENTE MASA-
RYKA.

Chicago, Is. zafi. Zdej-
81 Journal, jenz pc celou dobu
valky 81 re vSech zdejsich listu
nejvice vSimal ceske otazky,
venuie il j nynf zvlastni po-
zornost a ~vcerejsiho dne pri-
nesl opetne nadseny redakCnf
clanek pod WISE uvedenym O.
hlavenim. I'M V pfekladu:
V navalu nalehavejsfch ac
nikoli dGlezit6jSich veci, zGstal
vyrok p%residenta ceskosloven-
ske republiky Masaryka skoro
bez povsimnuti. Pan Masaryk
vyvratil povesti 0 konfederaci
ruznych statG, utvorenych z by
Vallejo rakouskeho c~isafstvf a
poukazal, re takova konfede-
race nebyla by jinym, nez "a
krytym obnovenim cfsarstvi a
pravi dale: "Radujeme Sc pr
lis re sve svobody, nez aby-
chom pomysleli witt opet ma
sebe sve okovy. K takove po-
litice sc nikdy neobratfme. Je
ovSem nutno, ably move staty Sc
dohodly V ekonomickych zale-
zitostech. Navazali isme nej-
lepsl styky s Rumunskem, Ju-
goslavii a Polskem. Budeme Sc
navzajem potfebovat a Jest V
nasem vlastnim zajmu, aby-
chom 81 navzajem duverovali.
Pokud Sc tyce RakuSand a Ma
d'aru, prali bychom 81 polozit
zaklad k pfalelskym stykum, a
vsak to zavisi vyhradne ma
MICH"
Tento yyrok vyvraci casio o
pakovane Iii 0 taine konfede-
raci dunajske. Cini jeSte vice.
Fflpomina op6t sv6tu, re cesko
slovenska republika jest nej-
pevnejSi re vSech novych sta
tn V stredni Europe. Pisatel
dial pred kratkem V Journalu
"a TO kredit vzd6lani a vysoke-
mu charakteru ceskoslovenske
no lidu, ktery iiste zaslouzi
vsechnu pochvalu. Ouch marc
da, ktery mohl pfestati til sta
let poroby a uprostred stale ty
ranie Sc pripravovati k samo-
Wade; statecnost, jez umozni-
la teto osamele a okupovane
zemi pc celia ctyTi leta boio-
vati proti utlacovatelum =
pro takove vlastnosti neni Fad
Ina chvala dost velika. AvSak
journal, jenz byva V nekterych
vecech trochu staromodni, veri
re cast tohoto uznani must pr
padnout TomaSi G.. Masaryko-
vi. Ukazal Sc byti jednim z mel
vetsich muzG We verejnem III
vote kdekoliv ma celem svete
a jeho rozhled, odvaha, umir-
nenost a diplomatick6 schop-
nosti mali nemaly podil ma XII
dny WYNN jeho vlasti. = Neni
to pouze .iednou z najlepSich
v6ci, re Cechoslovaci mail ia
kOveho muze, ale re nell FARO
ven pochopeni a odvahu a ODE
tavnou vytrvalost zvoliti jej "a
sveho vudce a bez valiant lei
nasledovat temnym udolim k
svetlu slunce, V n6mz Sc dnes
nachazi.
ESSMI It'll ISSMl
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IKencly5e aVeEZlocinne dflo,
rudI 5katane nalozili sve obeti
ma adtomobil "a odvezli "a me-
sto k sachtam. Tam pfipravili
ohromnou hranici, ma kterou
slozili tela zastEelenych a "a
palili il.
Hranice horela cely den. We
Ger ma jejim miste zdstala ien
hromada uhli a popele s cerny
mi poz1statky lidskych kosti.
Rudokvardejci rozmetali kosti
a spaleniste posypali zemi.
Komise profesora Dilla be-
dive prozkoumala spaleniste,
ma kterem byly nalezeny kovo
We knofliky, pfesky a nekolik
lidskych kostf, ohorene hadri-
ky SAITH a velky brilliant, patti
CT Olze Nikolajevne. Velkokne
INA mela jej zasity v pradle.
Mezi nalezenymi knofliky
starry komornik nalezl i ony,
ktere Sc n~alezaly ma obleku ma
slednikove, do ktereho jej car
ma rychlo oblekl, kdyz prisli
vrazi.
Carovy dopisy, zasilky i rG-
zne jeho veci osobni byly roz-
kradeny. Vysetrujici komise
provedla v meste velike mnoz-
stvi prohlidek, pri nichz znac-
ny pocet roZkradenych veci
byl dodate6ne nalezen. Maj
velikou historickou cenu i bu.
dou uschovany komisi prof.
Dilla pro budouci narodni mu-
scum.
z pTimych ucastniku caro-.
vrazdy nepadl do rukou spra.
vedlnosti ami jeden.
Mezi nalezepymi poznamka
mi carovymi jsou poznamky
svedcicf o tom, re byvaly pa.
novnik pTezil V posledni dobe
tezky mravnf prevrat. Jeho
myslenky prijaly charakter ma
bozenske filosofie, prechazeji-
CT do slepeho mysticismu.
carevna upadla V poslednf do
be zcela do nabozenske exta.
Sc. >Kdyz k nj vtrhly peloopile
bolsevicke stvGry a chilly pre-
hlidky, nevsimala 81 jich a pc
kracovala V septani SLOW nepre
trzite mobility. S modlitbou
ma rtechi zemfela.
To jsou podrobnosti, jez ko-
mise prof. Dilla sebrala o "a.
hube carske rodiny. Komise
zjistila naprosfy fakt, nasled.
KEN cehoz legenda, re car Nj
kulavs III. zije v rodinou V Il.
krytu kdesi Sibiri, jest ufed.
ne vyvracena.
WSSl It'll WIS.,
M->VALECNYMl USPOR
NYMI ZNAMKAMl poma
hate nejen move a stare via
,ti, ale j sobS.
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SSM It'll SSH
Snadna ponce.

Svec: .Nemuizzu k YAM
preci chodit porad pro tech
par dollaru, CO jste mi dluzen!
Zakaznik: "To .je pravda,
musite mi udelat ieSte jedny
boty."
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HLEDAM MENSf byt V pri.

zemi aneb domek sam pro Sc
be v Mt. Pleasant aneb V Cor
lett. Nechte adressu V adm. t.
listu. 9-2O
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K. Sobeslavsky
TRAGICkA SHIRT RUSkE
CARSKE RODINY.
Narodni Politika re dine 7. srp
ma 1910

ma 1919.
Tragicky konec carske rodi-
ny ruske spada do periody &C.
sko-slovenske ofensivy ma IRA
lie minuleho roku v lete.
Jakmile byl Jekaterimburk,
misto carova uvezneni, cesko-
slovenskym vojskem dobyt, tn
general A. N. ~GriSin-Almazov
naridil Timed sestaveni ZvlaSt-
nj komise Ia ucelem presneho
zjisteni, byl-li byvaly car sku-
tecne usmrcen j "a jakych okol
nosti Sc to stale.
i. Komise pracovala til nedele
Ia pTedsednictvi profesora ON
ske university Dilla a ziistila
primo ohromujici podrobnosti,
pokud Sc tyce tragicke zahuby
byvale carske rodiny.
Dix laskavosti p. generala
Grisina-Almazova, ktery pfi-
byl do Jekaterinodaru, bylo
nam osobne mono seznamiti
Sc s obsahem protokolu, licici
no posledni chvile carske rodi
ny asi takto:
Byvaly car, pTevezeny s &C.
lou rodinou z Tobolska do Je-
katerimburku, byl uveznen v
dome inzenyra Ipatevskeho.
Byl to dosti p~rostranny prize
mni dunn V samem stredu me-
sta, obehnany dvema vysoky-
mi ploty. Strait bylo tn asi sto
rudokvardejcu, rozestavenych
We til ochranna pasma: prvni
pasmo melo vnejSi sluzbu, dru
ha fada byla mezi ploty a tTe-
ii Sc umistila ma dvoTe, ably
strezila vsechna okna a vycho-
dy 2 domu.
! Car byl prevezen do Jekate-
rinburku zaroven S carevnou
AleXandrou Feodorovnou,
naslednikem Alexejem i S vel
kokneznami Olgou, Tat'janou,
Marii a Anastazii.
! We dine bylo caru i ieho rodi
, ne dovoleno prochazeti Sc pc
dvore i pc vSech pokojich do
imu, avsak V noci byli vsichni
uzavreni do nejvzdalenejSihc
pokoJe bez oxen, We ktarem
stala vseho vsudy jedna postel
a detsky kocarek, zhotovenJ
jeste V Tobolsku pro nemocnt
no naslednika.
Velkokneany byly nuceny
spati ma zemi ma slame. Pone-
vadz nebylo prosteradel a po-
kryvek, jez byly vzaty komisa-
ny, prikryvaly slamu vlastnim
odevem a spaly nesvleceny.
Osud carske rodiny Slileli
byvaly dvorni lekaT, professor
Botkin, dvorni DANA baronka
Buchshevdenova a starry car
sky komornik Cemadurov, je-
diny svedek poslednich dnG ne
st'astne carske rodiny, ktery
zIstal ma zivu.
Poole vypovedi Cemaduro-
Wy byl zivot carskych veznu v
i Jekaterinburce nepretrzitym
mucenim.
! Hrubi, vetSinou stale opili
!, rudokvardejci chovali Sc k ca
ru a hlavn6 k carevne a velko-
i kneznam S cynickou hrubosti a
drzosti, ktere je jedine scho-
pen vyprostivSi Sc z uzdy rus
ky cham.
Temer kazdodenne We dine j
v noel byla konana v carove
loznici dukladna prohlidka.
Hledali jednou dopisy, jindy
zbrane, tn Ease jed, ktery pry
byl odevzdan caru jakymisi
spiklenci, ably otravil straz a
osvobodil Sc z uvezneni. Pro
hlidka byla provazena bezboz-
nym lanim a dokonce i fysic-
kym nasilim. J.,
Nelze vyliciti lidskymi slo-
Wy obraz toho ponizeni a utr-
peni, ktere bylo preziti carske
rodine. Pred jeji tragedii bled
nOu Stranky kryaye francouz-
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v .G,ske SIM Soko, n, Clark A Vi

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CESTA SMEJCE A tERVIN.
KY DO SIBIRE..

nych zprav 0 tom, jak doslo k
ceste journalistic br. G. Smeice
a kol. V. Cervinky z Ameriky
do Sibire k nasim bratrim do
brovolcdm. Teprve dosle ameri
.ckoceske listy nam prinasaji v
tonic ohledu informace.
3. tervna t. r. pTibyl do Gle
-selandu re Sibfre delegat ces-
skoslovenskych vojsk a tajem-
mix byv. odbocky c. S. N. R.
Stezoval 81 reel s nasimi kra-
jany, ze ma naSi armada v-Si-
bifi bylo 1plne zapomenuto
Jak Amerikou, tax i Republi-
kou. Hosi sibirsti vyslali do O.
svobozene vlasti jiz nekolik de
legaci, ale dosud 81 vlast ne
vzpomnela ma sve hochy.
A tn byl pozadan vyslanec
nasi vlady We Spoj. Statech Ka
rel Pergler, ably Sc kabelogra-
mem dotazal naseho ministra
zahranici DIR. Ed. Benese, jake
kroky ucinila nase vlada pro
navrat svych hochn re Sibire
a jake muze DAFT zaruky, re
Dude o ne postarano c. S. r.
Perglerem pax byl vyslan 4.
cervence americky krajan Mar
timex, ktery jednal zaroven S
nasimi zurnalisty.
Phi jednani pax bylo roz-
hodnuto, ably do Sibire byla
vypravena peticlenna delega-
&c, niz jsou: Br. Smejc a kol.
Cervinka jake zastupci ceske
r zurnalistiky, Martinez "a Ces-
Ike Narodni Sdruzeni, Straka
"a Svaz a Yak "a Slovenskou
lfgu. Zaroven byla konana 6,
tervna V Praze ministerska ra.
da, jez rozhodla, vypraviti do
Sibire 15tlennou delegaci s pc
rucikem Davidem a Janikem
spis. F. V. Krejcim a Jar. Hill.
bertem, slovenskym inz. Krivo
sem, konc. min. fin. DIR. Bla.
hou a 8 lekari a zv6rolekafi s
doc. Trybem v cele.
Delegace tato vyjela z Via,
sti IL. cervna pres Marseille a
Suezskym kanalem, kdezto de
legace americka vyjela n. m
m. re San Franciska lodi "Mar
king" ma zaklade usnesen.
schdze Americkeho ceskoslov
vyboru, konane 81. cervna ,
Clevelandu. v resoluci tehdy
prJate bylo rozhodnuto krone
vyslani delegace, ably bylo v
Praze objednano "a 1000 dols
r1 casopisu cd revoluce a pred
placeny ceskoslovenske listy
pc 30 exemplafich, ponevad5
81 hoSi stezuji, re v6bec Fad.
nych novin z vlasti nedostali
Dale usneseno, pTedloziti jal
ceskoslovenske, tax americkt
Wade slavnostni spis Sc zadost.
o brzke vraceni naSich hochI
domG."
Dluzno jeSt6 konstatovat
prot tvrzeni jistych vrstev, re
delegace americka nemela ma.
presto ukolu, pohnouti naSe he
chy ku pomoci Kolcakovi, jail
ostatne Sc domnivala zprvu
Delnicka Rada Ceskosloven.
ska v Americe.
Smysleni naSich krajand
Americe jest totez, jake smy.
Sleni socialistG v naSi Republ
&c, re totiz Kolcak jake reak.
cionaf, diktator, ba monarch
sta, nemIze cekati ami nejmer
81 podpory nasich vojsk pri al
eli, jez pod plastikem znicen
bolsevismu ma pripraviti pGdu
diktaturou k monarchismu. o.
statne byl dan tomuto smysleni
prGchod 3. cervna ma schulz V
Clevelandu, ktera prijala pro,
hlaSeni porucika Richtra, re
"nalada v armade naSi byla &
sire zahrocena prot Kolcako.
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bifska volska prichazeji do
Jekaterinburku proto, ably o.
svobodila Mikulase III. a dosa-
dila jej opetne ma run. Tia zpra
va stala Sc j pohnutkou k osud
nemu rozuzleni carskeho dra-
matu.
Bolsevicka posadka pocala
obvinovati delnickon radu, re
je podplacena Cechy a Slova-
ky a re jedna "a jejich zady
s carem.
Nespokojenost V posadce
rostla a pocala ma Sc brati for
my vzboufeni prot rade. A tn
mistni rada rozhodla ma mimo-
fadne schulz vecer 20. cerven-
ce, ably car i celia jeho rodina
byli zastreleni.
Prvy, KIDD podal HAS "a "a
streleni carske rodiny, byl
pfedseda mlstni mimoradne
komise pro potirani protirevo-
luce, justicni komisar Jurov-
sky (revoluGni pseudonym), a
tyz Sc i nabidl, re ortel smrti
osobne vykona.
Pc schulz odebral Sc Jurov
sky lined jeSte V noci do do.
mu Ipatevova a sdelil rudym
straznikGm rozhodnuti rady.
Rudokvardejci odpov6deli hro
movym "hura", kterym vzbu-
dill re sna cely dunn.
Car i carevna Timed pocho.
pill, co Sc stale i pocali Sc mo.
dliti. Velkoknezny vyskocily
re svych slamenych luck a S
hrGzou pTitulily Sc k sobe. Ne
mocny carevic, jenz mel hore.
cku, Sc rozplakal.
Byvaly car otec wal nemoc
neho synka ma ruce a pocal jej
konejSiti. Hosik jej slime ODE.
jmul a hruzou ztrnul, pohlize-
lie ma blede, vydesene tvare pr
tomnych.
V tn chvili ~otevTely Sc dvere
pokoje a ma prahu objevili sc
oZbrojeni rudokvardejci.
Dvorni DANA baronka Buch.
shevdenova pronikave vykrik.
} la a priskocila k carevne. Ju.
rovsky s%toiici V popredi rudo.
kvardejcu Sc zasmal a obratil
Sc k caru vysmeSnym tonem
pravil: "Aaa!. ;. Jak ie vide.
ii, uz jste. pripraveni?" Car
klidne pronesl: "Ano, jsem
, pripraven."
"Nejen tebe jednu carskou
-. ale i cely tvGj -. plod!'
vykrikl S cynickou hrubosti Ju
rovsky a ukazav vojakGm ma
vsechny pritomne, zarval:
"Vyzente vsechny! Jake pax
S mimi ceremonial"
Byly 2 hodiny 30 minut V no.
eli. Car prvni zamiril k vycho.
. du, drze ma rukou milovaneho
syna, potion sla carevna; knee
ny a dvorni DANA kracely jim
V zapeti. Ma schodech pripojil
Sc k MIN dvorni lekar Botkin,
hrabenka Hendrikova, knife
Delgorukov a hrabe TatiScev.
"Vas taktez?" pravil teskn6
CdT DOIklnOVI.
Starry dvorni professor Sc "a
chvel, ale neodpovedel.
Vsechny odsouzence odved-
Ii do velike sklepni mistnosti
domu, kde bylo zapeti ma
to dokonano straSne vrazdeni.
Rudi katane vypravovali ne
kterym obyvatelGm, jak Sc ba
viii pri tonic historickem d.
vadle. "Strileli jsme je pc jed
nom pc p%oradku," vypravova-
Ii. "Napred carevnu, potion
dcery a ma konec sameho cara
s naslednikem. Car jej drzel
pc celou dobu ma rukou, dokud
jsme mezastrelili obOu."
Bodice Sc, re v tesne sklepni
mistnosti koule z puSek by Sc
molly odrazeti ode stem, rude-
kvardejci zabijeli sve obeti ra
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PRIJMOU Sc diva PAM ma
byt beze stravy. Haste Sc V {.
E. 135 ul. ma pravo cd
Union. GIT
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PRONAJME Sc farma O 95
akrech a soucasne Sc prodaji
vsechny zasoby a vsechno no.
spodaTske nafadi. Adressa sc
Sdeli V adm. t. liSlu. GIT
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Mill and Factory Sale Price .45
IS $1,000 Wooden Suits
Mill and Factory Sale Price 1915
IS $500 Wooden Suits.
Mill and Factory Sale Price $12.65
ECIAL-Little Boys $500 Juvenile Suits sizes to 8,
Mill and Factory Sale Price $3.9S
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-01-17
hing Departments
Mems Fur Coats and Fur-Iined Coats

In This Great Mill and Factory Sale
Us $4,000 Black Dogskin Coats Sale Price S33.75
bs $4,000 Sheared Goat and Cowhde Coats at S42.75
bs $4,000 Black Kangaroo Coats Sale Price S47.5O
BIS $500 Muskrat-ned Coats blended collar S65 90
bis $4,000 Muskratined Coats fine kersey SHE'LL S75 90
s $12500 Marmotlned Coats with otter collar S9S so
BIS $4,000 Nutria-ned Coats with blended rat collar
$125.OO
$4,000 Coonskn Coats self collar and cuffs S15S 90
Mems Mackinaw Coats
At Mill and Factory Sale Prices
D olE'Oo NidChlndWS 1910
rs $500 Macknaws Observation-Disclosures. $11.5O
"A
Penty of these in sizes from up 48 chest
: and all good patterns.
Evening star., 1919-11-16
The Little Fat Man.

HAROLD BELL WRIGHT, the now
elist. was talking about the
futurists.
"Futurist art" he said, "is just
about as ineligible to me as the
story Of the little fat man at the
banquet.
"A little fat man at a banquet ate
heartily Of every dish till the as
paragus came on. He then aston
ished everybody by taking up his
portion OF asparagus in both hands
and rubbing it vigorously into his
hair. .
"'Mr. Waddy! My dear Mr.. Waddyr
the chairman called reprovingly
down the board. What on earth are
you doing. Mr.. Waddy. with your
asparagus"
Asparagus" said the little fat
man anxiously, and ne looked at the
wet green stuff IN his hands. My
goodness. thought it was spinach!"
Evening star., 1919-11-16

inherited tradition which compels them
to do SO. -
1t is a world of women who work.
And work means wages; and wages
mean pleasure. Pleasure means even
ing gowns. There you have the circle.
When an observer writs about fash
ionable clothes today. she speaks to the
entire mass of women. 1t Is like writ
ing about automobiles. If the steel
workers in Pittsburgh can go to their
jobs in the mills in automobiles and
even the strikers can indulge in the
purchase of new ones, one realizes that
such luxury is not confined to capital.
Labor has an equal share in the lux
uries of America.
All Of this discussion swirls around
the main point that the American
woman is again settling her own af-
fairs in their entirety, although she is
delightedly taking from France the in
spiration of detail-the colorings, the
fabrics and the charm that permeates
the French exhibitions. She is merely
adapting to her own needs the clothes
of another nation.
AS far as the season goes she will
adhere to the straight line, although
she Is willing to put various kinds of
outstanding fabrics at the hips, as long
as 1t Is not crinoline or whalebones.
She has no hesitancy in keeping on
with the chemise frock, and she girdles
it as loosely as ever and often puts the
girdle at her hips. She has authority
for this from some of the greatest
masters of clothes. She Is Italian,
Spanish, early English and Russian all
in one sweep Of the hand. She has
chosen materials that can be found in
this country, which is more necessity
than choice. France had few materials
to Offer in quantity outside Of those
that can be obtained in this country.
The American woman has not
adopted leather in colored designs as
much as France thought she would, but
that fashion may come in later in the
season. for she has plenty Of o,por-
tunity to get what she wants in that
line. ---,.-
Those who watched the development
of this fashion abroad during the sum
mer were fearful that 1t would de-
generate into the cheap commonplace
in this country: that it would be
sprinkled over gowns at small prices
made of poor materials. But 1t has
not become commonplace; 1t still re-
mains as an almost untouched novelty.
From the bright red leather hats en-
broidered In metal threads which were
the delight of the milliners in Paris
have been copied in this country in
velvet.
The leather. coats that London pro-