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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-10-02
Senator HeeS INT
OklaRcnta aiiseesii6t

aromore, SfIo., 2. Sit. als
9unoesienator Salnes q. Seeo, BON
DhIiouri, seltern abenos III Der bic
iigen Gonbention Salle Den Geri,th
nla9te, ieine Sieoe segen ben 8rie-
6ensbertrag itno Die 8olferIisa ali
balten, lpuroe er bon elmer etua
5000 9erionen adblenoen Meuiden.
menge nieoergeidrien nno ousge.
3iidt itno mllBte iflieBlih bon iei-
nent 8orbaben gbitano nebulen uno
in iein &otel suriiffebrcn. 8orber
batten Sic Rrbeit0rer bereits bic
eIeftriihe 2eitlng ourd oos Ser.
ibneioen Der 0rabte 5eritort. Sena.
tor Reeb luruoe bereitS taes5uuor
teIeerapbiid berltdnoist, oaB feline
slnipeienbeit in Oieier Stabt niht er.
ipiinift lit. Ser General. .S5taotsall-
malt piro oie gngelegenbeit genou
unteriitden.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-10-02
Das BefinScn Scs
4or6iicentcn lt,ilicn

@aibington, 9. Gft.-9r. @rap.
Jon madte beu.e befnnnt, ooB feline
aenOeritne in Dem 8efinben oes
9rdiioenten @ilion au beraeidnen
lit Die orohenbe bentige Bitte.
rlng oiirfte i'm ieooh bon elmer
SpaSierfabrt abbnlten.
Sn einein alpeiten Bulletin iaqte
Or. @rnnion: Ser Er1iioent Der.
Iebte eine ilnriibige gtoht, itno fem
gefinoen 1T segenm1rtia nid)t gu.
fricoeuiteIIen0. gs beibt, Serr
8ilion lit iebr nerpoS. Seine I'M.
gebune hot Miibe, ibn bon ieinem
slrbeitstild) fern5itboIten. Or. Gran.
ion bot Or. 5. e. 9ercum. ben Spe-
siaIiit fir RerbenIeioen uno Gr.
Geo. 5hipeinis, einen beriibmteu
sIugenur5t, sur aonhiItotion bon
RhilaorIpbia noh, gsaibinaion be.
ruien
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-10-02
Hafcnkdmpfe In
2lrkanias fcrScrn
ncsln GcSesopfer
Grmoronns eines gabnbeteftips
fiibrt IN Glaine, glrt., sn idpe.
rem slnsidreitnnsm.

pelen1, 9lrf., 2. Oft. - s;n 6en1
benodbarten Stdothen elaine, g(rf.,
fom es geltern 3u i1meren @aiiell.
fdnlpien, nobel spei gSeibe iino 7
yteger getotet lino cine beSeutenoe
gln6abl anoerer Berionen peripunoei
muroe. 0ie bIutigen llnruben fola.
ten Der @rinoroilng oes Giienbabn.
oeteftiDs 8. Q. s(bfis, Scr bonn
Sinterbalte aug eridolien ipitroe,
nls er eeineini6aftIiA nit Dem 9e.
utD.Sberiff Charles gratt eincn
6arbigen iuegen zines geringfiigiqcn
8crbredens berbaften mollte.
sm @erfaitf Ser Gtrobenf1nlpfe
Dltroen Die bier nIs 9eplitD.S .Sberiffs
eingei6iporenen @eid1itsIeilte Gin.
ton Gee inO S. ". Sappan getotct.
groctor, eill nnOerer Silfsbeamter,
erlitt Icbensgefdbrli6e Gcrlesltnaen
un0 miro mnbri6einlidl iterben. Gie
meibli6c 9eboIferitng bon elaine.
eini6lieBlid Der ainoer, piirbe
iiderbeitsbalber bierber gcbradt.
gte1teiten Nahrihten auiofge ipitr.
ben ettpa It's gfeger itno Elm ipeiber
Nonn in Ger6inoung nit SEM
Sample perboftet. 2ebterer loG oil.
gebli6 Die 5orbieen gum aantpf ee.
-gen Die NeiBen oilfgereist baten.
Die SditIinge befinoen iid nuf oem
8ege biertcr.
sSiinfbilnbert SoIooten bon Camp
Gife, 9lrf., iinb beiite all friiber
Mforgenitlrn0e bier einsetroiien, nm
ben glusbru6 peiterer rnrnben 3n
berbinOern. Sic iino feIomGBig fir
langeren g(ltfentbolt ousgeriiitet iii6
fiibreu 5tuolf 0iaidinengelpebre nit
iid.
&elena, 9frf., 9. Oft. - @ie te.
lepboniitb aus elaine bierber berid).
tet miro, iino Die &afienfGfnpfe In
ienem St1bthen bette nlorgens NIT
@epolt oitsgebrohen. Gie
iiber Die 3ohI Ser beilte aes
toteten Gerionen id)tuanft sipiiden
brei unb ie9s. gtdbere @in5elheiten
lteben nod oits.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-10-02
uciies Habinett I'M
RMmdnicr eebil0et

g9ien, 2. Off. - gnforeiter ge.
peiden meIoen, oob General 8oItoo-
tu borulnls 0siniiter fir ofientlihe
Qlrbeiten, Elm nelies aabinett gebiIbet
bat; oIle @sitglieoer befennen ii9
NIT einer eiit5igen ausnabme 5nr
Bolitif oes Suriideetreteneft Ere.
iniers 8rotiono nno iperoen BEN
Srieoenspertrng nit Selterreid in
Dorgei6riebener Sorm niht inter.
idrei6en. Gie 3uioinmenberilfllng
Oes 9arlanentS 1T auf eine @ode
beridoben iporoen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-10-02
2lrbeiter ilitS rlcpH
George Int 1scnfcrcil;

eonoon. 2. 0ft.-3ie geItcrn ob.
gebaItene stonferen5 alpiid,en benz
Miniiterprdiioent 2lobo George uno
6en @ertretern Der oreaniiierten
eiienbab.. un6 &ronsportarbeitern
bot feline ereif6aren MeiuItote ee.
ocitiet, tpenngIei9 bic SeiInebmer an
oerielben 3iteeben Dob aeipifie Sort
idritte su ber5eidnen iin6. Die Be-
ipre6iing miro I'M 2aufe oes beliti.
gen Cages mieoer ottfeenonllnen
iperben uno man begt Die Soft.
runs, 6oB ole itreitieen Sragen alt
beioerieitiser 8ufrieoenbeit beige.
Iegt tperOen fonnen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-10-02
Srasskreiet isnS
Sie 1)Slkerlied

8aris, 2. 9ft.-99ei Ser eeItriselt
8eiprednng iiber Die 9iatifiaieriitg
Ser 8olfSrlign beidlperte fib Der
0eputierte augagneur bitter iiber
bic @eltilammgen oerielben. ipelde
Die sSltsrcIien Sronfreid|s iinberiid.
iidtigt laiien. Gr Deripies in ieiner
Groteltreoc uuf Die Satlade, oaf
GngIono fir ieoe ieiner aoIonien
einen 9ele1nten 5itr 8olferlieo Su-
eeiprodan erbieIt, mobreno oie froil-
soiiihen GoIonien nuf oerielben tiidt
pertreien iiito.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-10-02
Gin nensr Roman

yGas Seirdtsiabrg, 1T ser
reue Ronlni, oeiien geroifentli.
dung in Der belitisen 3ribiine
besinnt. Gr 1T ons gSerf oes
beriibntten Observation-Disclosures
5eoor BON 9ubeItis, oeiien
S6opiiingen sfeiner ipeiteren
@nIpIebliing bsoiirien.
gair boffen 5itperiidtlid, oab
er cine iiltereiiante 2eftiire fir
uniere Seier biloen miro. Ieuen
Seiern Die mir IN nd6iter 8eii
gelpinnen Der0en mir Die gtn.
ianesnumnlern eerne nddIie.
fern.
Sagliae Smobd 2ribiine.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-10-02

itnieren @influB oorentbielten. 9a.
hurd bofften mir. SIT berbinOern
0aB Ser ierbiid)e &onflift ait elmer
europaiiden 4nselegenbeit iidj &c.
ltaIte. aits bieiem @ruuoe nobner
mir oil Ser 9lusarbeitun9 oeS llIti.
notlnms feinen glnieil.
Die acknowledgement. mel1e ouI
ben 0epeiden bes 8orons bon sac.
enenn, bes oantnIieet oiterrei6iid,en
9otidoiters in Berlin, baiieren,
biirften enolih fir oIle iolde, tneI-
DIE nod bjltoriiden Sotiahen ii,.
6en a,ir Rube eebradt iein."
Ser friibere 9an5ler ihIoB nit
Den @orten:: n@it ben grOBten gln.
itrenginsen uno in ebrIider @eiie
arbeitefen mir Fir @errHittIune uno
SrieNen. Mosa ieber sseino 0eutid.
Ioubs in hen Shno aeicst iein. Die.
leS nltnntebr e,nsulebe
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-10-02
n)etterbsrid,t

Sir Sninba nnb lttneegenS =
S9on iInS fiibler beute obenb unb
5reitag.
Stir gse5rasfa- -smselnein id6u
beute atenh uno Sreitng. aiibler
Greiias rno I'M 0itIihen SeiIe beute
abeno.
Sur Soma-SeiIneiie belpoTft i,nS
fiibler boite obeno nnb sSreitoa;
rtoaiihcrneiic unbeitiwnt I'M iiiO.
iiAeu Ss,le. j
d lssNaE
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-10-02
.JmecsSlapelt fir
krice nit Jtalicn

4on, 2. Sft. Sier aus gel.
erao eingetroiiene MeI6iinsen beia-
gen, onB IN iiiso-Ilnuiid)en 9tiIit1r.
freiien Die 9togIidfeit eines arieees
NIT sstaIien eiaeebeno beIproden
ipuroe. @an 1T BORT ser g(nIidt,
baB ourd einen iolden Die auiierteu
5um einidreiten ge8ipungen iperben
ipiiroen, mos iih fir Sllgo-SIabia
aIs @orfeiI eriueiieu piiroe, oa oa.
bur1 Die ooriotiidc ssroae ;peiiel.
los enoeiltis erlsoiat weroen ipiiroe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-10-02
CEraaraber perDen ansitdnbia.

glD, Wlittii., 2. Oft. = Sier fro.
ten etipa $50 arbeiter Der SIiber
Sron Ylinine Gontpanp. elmer
3ueieeeieIidoft Der Il. Q. eteeI
Corporation, in ben slnsitano. Gle
berlaneen einen GaeIobn bon $500
init adtitiinoiger sIrbeitsoeit, ab.
idafhing Der sfontraftnrbrit lnb
5rcilaiiirne nIler in ben Ser. Stod.
ten inhofiierien arbciirrfilbrer.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-10-02

naAmittag iol in Senat Die etite
slbitimmung ilber Nnlen0enents gum
6riebensbertrae itattfinben. &epit-
blifanii6e uno 0enlotrntiide Siibrer
ltno onrin ilbereineefomnten ilm 2
llbr na9nlittags Die bon Sal eiilee.
reidten 36 9lmenoements Su beipre.
den; oieieIben perlangen Dab Die
Ser. Stoateil feine 8ertreter al ben
| 5oblreihen nilsmdrtigen aonlmiliio.
nen baben iollen. SSeoem Reoner
| Iiino 5 @einitten 3eit geeebell feline
9lnltdte1 iiber Die glnenoenients ait
ailBern; bie gnltiliinlling miro NOR
gen abeno eriolsen. Gelaofratilde
6iibrer iino Der glniid]t, Oob ollie
oieie slnteloeinents abg4ebnt iueroet
piirben. Wiebrere &epnblifnner 90.
ben i'm GribatgeIpr1A ST. bab bieie
slnnnbme iuabrideinli6 forreft ieiH
mag, bebalipten ieood), boB oanit
feinespess seiugt lit, bob Der ger-
trag init Der aenltitiition Der Sol.
ferliau rotifi5iert iper6en miro. @8
berloutet iogar, boB oeinofrdtilde
sSiibrer Sen 9rGiioenten III aernt=
mig iesen mer0en, baB Der Sertrag
obne @inip1n0e nift ratifiaiert mer.
ben foitne.
Sobalo Ole 5aa 9nelloenleltts
aus Dem @ege gerdunlt iino, mer-
oer oie Saiiptplufte oes @ertrags III
stngriff genpmmcn iperben. 0ie Be
iprehung Der gan5ea slngelesenbeit
pirb nad 9InitAt bon Angeboriaen
Der 0faioritdtspartei polle 5mei $50
d]en Oauern, lporauf Sur slbltlm-
nltng geidritteIl iperoen miro. gn-
oerer slniift lit Senator @oleot bon
8elalnore, Gentofrnt; oieier bebnlp-
tet, onB 5pet neitn nift bier Mo=
rate berltrei1en iperoen, ebe cine
Abltimnling porgenolun1en tnerOen
fnnti.
Sen. 5pbnion Il, GaIifurnien.
San 5rancisco, 2. Stt.-gunoes-
ienator Sobnion bielt bier seitern
alpei 8eoeL iii ipelhen er bie bon
oent grdiioellten bier onfgeltelten
9ebauptiinsen iiber oen 5riebens-
bertrag 5lt ipioerle9en Deriu6te. Gent
Senator ipuroe bon ieiren engeren
2otlos[eiiten Elm groBartiger @np4
fang bereitet; oft m1troe feline Reoe
Durh 9eifaIl linterbroden, belonOers
ols er ienen 9eil bes 8ertraees an-
griff III Incident england ieds
Stim1nen I'M State Der Golferl19a er-
haIten loll, Die Ser. Staaten aberI
MIR cine. &r iagte, OaB Die 80lfer.
liga nibt Sa5it oneeton iei, Der 8eltI
ben elpieen 5rieoen 5lt bringen biels
1NeGr babe ftd Die 8itnbesregierltltg
beranlaBt eeiebelt. cine gia eiil5u.
reide1t, Ialit mel9er Die 6rieoensitGr.
fe bes Seeres $4,000 0tann bctra.
gen iol1. gtillionen Dollars slus-
gaben ieien boatit berbunoen. @ro.
Fer geifoll erbob iif oudl als er
iagte, oaB er itno anoere Senatoren
at perbinoern Jude, oaB onlerifanis
ide 8olitit inter britiide ooer aiia-
til6e &ontrolle fomnle.
Seine erlte Steoe bielt Der Sena-
for bel einen Inn 5u @bren gegebe.
men 5eiteiien ipelhem ettpa 1600l
@el11ftslei,te beitpobnten. @r to-
belte ben Shnntitnepertrag iageno.
oaB gln1erifa China seeeniiber ieinI
8ort gebrohen bobe. Sieies @ers
ipreden ipuroe geeebeu, ols glnlerifa
,no dnoere MGdte eilt 9iinbniS Gbi.
mas eegen 0ettidlono iudten. Die
Ser. Staoten hatten CHINA ferner
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-10-02
grona's Geidnam beerbist.

8romn's 2eidJnam bccrbist.
Der iiEer oen eelpnhten SS1rbi.
gen 8ill 8roipn bon Or. @. sc.
DtcGIene9ban niisgeltellte Gotten.
idein loutet: naugeIipunoen onrd
Den &orper, eelnnht.~ 9os Sitter
6es ejelpntten miro ouf 40 Sabre
langegeben; uIle onberen oui Dem
Eoteni6ein ftebenoen gtubrifen unr.
ben nit Gem @ernterf nitnbefannt@
uusgefilllt. Ser far6ige 2eiderbe.
| Itatter Silas Sobnion beeroigte Gcn
bal6berfohlten 2eibndm ouf Dent
5oreIt Snmn 5rico0of. aein @eiit.
lider nmtierte: berldorrt mic Elm
Sier ipuroe Der ltnboio, Der Ser.
onldIlltng bnan CAB, boB Ser quite
9ame SFiabas eelG1noet porhen
| tit. Sic Soften Der geerbiglulg trGst
oaS GountD.
aarneDnlplab iuie6er pffen.
General @ooo bot Die @ie0erer-
Offnung Ses aarneboIploses geItot-
| tet; onfGnalid) bate Der General
8eoetlfen. oa er Der stniidt mar,
oob bel Der oortisen 3uiantmep.
limit sablreider Meni6en Iei6t ein
Sumlilt aisbreden Tonne. Ser
Si6erbeit ipegen miro Der 8ldb bon
Qbteililneen Militdr obpatrouil.
liert. Sic 8llrnten. itno eleftriI6e
Bara0e ober iino fir oieIe ISOLDE in
@egfaa eeraten inbeIien lit es
Dabrideinlih, oob lestere oenno6
i'm 2arfa oes MonatS itattfinoen
ipiro. @eitern bntten iidb oablreide
9eiuder bon ouSipdrts in Omaha
eineefun0en; iie ourh5ogelt Die
StroBen Der staot, belihtieten oos
teilipeiie aerIt6rte COURTEOUS uno
ipanoten fit bafm bent aornebnl.
plose 5ls-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-10-02
$t5,2tt.6t
guitab Sal,eiiet,.

MISUNDERSTANDING.
Sdeds iin6 nussulteaen nnf @u.
itob Saueiien, syinan8 sefretar,
1923 2eapenmortt Ctr, omaha,
Reb. Sdeds onf ibn ottseeiteIlt
fonnen bon 2eiern aub an bic Sri.
biine geianot neroen, Die iie an
Germ Saueiien iibergeben miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-10-02
@ie0er ein &erbredell
gegel sitIFlf6feit
Sarbiecr amf aascnrcinc rcrSadS 4 iinSe pcrtafs
tet; 6cn. 1pcoS inipisiert Sies rct; taSelt
Dcrbrcitmno falidtcr ttc
,tarnepatplas scoffnet, ,pirS aber abpatroniaiert

iidt nod iollte oic 3abl Der bieIi.
gen BoIiaeinonnld)oft berboppelt
nerocn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-10-02
Die hot 1T srcb;
piel Hilfe lit nStie

Giuer iiniergr aorrelponoenten
orauBen im Stnat ionote rns beute
einen 8ricf, ben ct bon 9erlpanoten
aus 8ien betolulilen bat. gtad,Sen
oorin Die aIlgcnteine gtotIase Der
Staet bai6riebcn. beiBt es: o8ir
InllIBten iDabrcl0 Der i6Ie@ten 3eit
alt6 Sunger leioen; mas beionoers
fir Dos 8ndstum Der ainoer iebr
nadteilie mar. Gs tat mir als @tut-
ter idrcdlid ipeb, ibuen ilift 70 biel
grot gebcn gu fonnert ais iic broud-
ten."
2iebe 2cierill, ipiiien Sic ipos Oas
beibt? @iiien Sic, ipeldcr S6merj
in oieien @ortelt aliSgeoriidt lit?
SoIlte oas niht on8u beitrugen, I'M.
iere Ser6en uno uliere &oiden alt
offneu uno reihlid) sii geben, oanlit
mir oen &unoer Ser aIeinen uno
ben Sdmer3 Der Miitter Itillen Ion
nen.
Gs lit0 kcute lnebrere ndntbafte
8etrage aus benz Staot eingelauieh
Die mir ntorgen Deroffentliden mer-
ben. @odten #. 9aadabnlung fin-
ben in iolden Counties, in 0enen 0as
Silfspert nod lti9t beaonnen bot.
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nimanaberiAt.

S. s. @ieie, 5i03 Sap
Str. 9maba ~. $500
&olleftion bonn g. q. 2urn
8erein ourd 5errn
Stepb. Sf)lniot:
5rl. Selene Sdutiot,
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1919-04-04
HOW TO MAKE PERFUME

Few people know how easy it is to
capture the fragrance of real flowers,
says the Scientific American. The
first step in the plan is to secure a
glass funnel. The small end of this,
instead of opening should be drawn
out to a fine point. Some means must
be adopted to maintain the funnel in
an upright position.
Any kind of highly scented flowers,
such as roses, may be gathered; these
should be in fresh condition as, just
after opening, the fragrance is at its
best. Place these in vase filled
with water so thaht they will not
wither. Now get some ice and crush
this into small fragments using it to
fill up the glass funnel. At the same
time place some receptacle under the
funnel. Sprinkle salt on the ice then
move the flowers and the funnel into
close proximity.
After a while it will be seen that
the moisture from the atmosphere is
condensed on the outside of the fun
mel, the surface of which is chilled by
the ice The ethereal odor of the
flowers combines with this liquid
which slowly trickles down by drops
into the receptacle. When a sufficient
quantity is secured this may be mixed
with about an equal quantity of pure
alcohol. The mixture should then be
placed in bottles, when it will keep for
an indefinite time. In this way all
kinds of flower perfume may be cap
tured with the greatest ease.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1919-04-04
FARMERS ACCOUNT BOOKS

The farmers account book planned
and published by the Extension Ser
vice department of the State College,
according to Farm Management Dem
onstrator r. N. Miller is now with the
cooperation of more than half a hun
bred banks in Washington, being dis
tributed at the rate of eigth thousand
a month. Farmers themselves are
participating in the distribution, one
farmer purchasing twenty which he
distributed gratis to his neighbors.
The books are sold at the actual cost
of production in quantity, amounting
to ten cents each. Those desiring one
of the books can get the same by call
ing at the Leavenworth State Bank.
Cost accounts supplements for indi-
vidual enterprises in dairying, poultry
Production, and other lines of farming
have been added to the book as orig
inally planned A household account
book, applying to household expenses
and home budget only is now in the
press.
The Extension Servie is putting out
correspondence course in farm &C
counting, which will take up farm
business records, enterprise cost ac-
counts, and similar items on the bus
mess side of afrmnig. Lessons and
texts are to be furnished at COST
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1919-04-04
ORCHARD SPRAYING CALENDAR


When buds begin to swell dormant
spraying); all orchard trees; all dis
trictS:
Oil spray, 6 per cent; where lime
sulphur has proved unsatisfactory.
For scales, eggs of insects and
mites, and alternating insects.
Lime-sulphur, 3 degrees; the stand
ard cleanup spraying.
For San Jose scale, eggs of insects
and mites, and fungi.
When buds begin to burst and new
foliage is first appearing (semi dorm
ant spray):
Lime-sulphur, three degrees with
nicotine andded, to 1000.
Especially for rosy aphis, green
aphis, San Jose scale, orchard mites,
thrips, twig-borer, budmoth, mildew
and scab.
The above is taken from the bulle-
tin entitled, Spraying formulas for
Orchard Insects"
Write the extension service now for
this bulletin, and prepare to control
and prevent, rather than cure orchard
pests.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1919-04-04
Evening Gowns Are Short

The majority of evening gowns are
quite short, even tho tight. Usually
the Abbreviated skirt continues in
long, wasplike train and the effect is
most appealing and highly artistic.
One of the most striking gowns that
was seen at an affair at one of the
leading hotels this week was devel
oped in black crepe and the extreme
decollete was edged with shining os
trich trimming. Two plumes applied
at an audacious angle formed a hustle
effect aat the back. Another equally
chic bunch was placed at the lower
edge of the skirt at the front. Strik-
ing indeed is this creation, for the
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the restrictions that were so drastic
during the war have all been removed,
and as a result the variety of color5
and styles that are accepted CONSOLE
date into the widest diversity of of
modes that will be accepted as good
taste.
The younger girls are taking priv
leges that their mothers would not
dare and one sees the little debutante
wearing a dress of Chantilly lace,
cropped hair and long black earrings.
and the very next day she will lose
her resemblance to the woman of
thirty and appear in those delicate,
dainty tulle things developed in pastel
shades. 7fr
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in blue gabardine, and a black silk
clasp is the sole trimming
The coat suit for misses features
the turned-up cuff at the hem and the
style is well suited for the COM
bination of materials. Developed in
navy blue serge and trimmed with
black bone buttons. The turned up
section might be of contrasting color
and material and also the turned back
section of the coat.
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Capes and Wraps for Spring

The cape has at last been accepted
as an authentic spring style. With
the cape comes many variations of it
and as result one sees cape-like
wraps like the one Illustrated. These
are very easily made, for the fit need
not be exact. This one is developed
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New York, March. 30, 1919.

Once more a round of gaity occu
pies the major part of everyone's
time. And with this gaity the fem
mime half meets again the eternal
question of "What shall | wear?"
But there is so much to wear now, and
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Imported Silks

France has again returned to the
manufacturing of silk and so we have
some fantastic designs and colorings
that only France can do. Printed chif-
TONS are seen, too, and these clouds of
delicate fabrics just naturally form
themselves into chic little afternoon
frocks and daring boudoir gowns.
Besides these organizations of fFance
we have the quaint importations of
English prints. These are ideal for
morning frocks and are especially
suited for the kiddies. The children
look so fresh and swagger in these
neat patterns, which are easily laun-
dered and always look smart.
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CAPES AND COAT WRAPS
Are Being Worn This strengthening Gowns are
Short and Ostrich Trimming is Popular

severity of line accenuates its extreme
look.
Another popular trimming for eve
ming gowns is fringe. 1t is black on
one particularly attractive model and
drips from this frock of green taffeta
Oriental influence is felt, too, and en-
tire tulle dresses are made after these
lines. Very little jewelry is being
worn, for women now depend on their
gowns and personality to look charm
ing. Pearls, however, have not been
forsaken and one often sees a heavy
rope about my lads neck, which be-
cause of its length may be doubled
about the neck many times.
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CHICAGO.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, Sept. '2s.-Fresh weakness
in the corn market developed as a re-
suit of bearish constructions placed
o n overnight developments in the steel
strike. Lower quotations OF hogs
tended further to depress corn and SO
too did the fact that Herbert Hoover
was quoted as predicting that there
would be a steady fall for three
months in the cost Of staple foods.
Trade, however, was not urgent on
either side of the corn market. Open
ing prices which ranged from a.4c
lower to lac advance with Decent er
1.25~to 1926 and May 1872 IL to ga
were followed by a moderate setback
all around.
scantinese of receipts made the oats
market relatively firm. After opening
1-S@1-4 OF to lac up including De-
cember at 70 1904 the market
scored a slight general gain.
Provisions were dull and weak. The
ruling influence was the downward
tendency Of corn and hogs,
Later the market ran up sharply,
September in particular, on account
Of a rush Of covering by shorts who
had found offerings limited. This
close was strong 1 3-s to s. lac net
higher with December 1923 3-s@7-s
and May $1.25 l-4@3-S.
Provisions subsequently developed
strength owing to upturns in the corr
market.
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SU1uQoNO

STATE STATE Of North r1 2at9 sa; County Of Grand
District.
Leila A.; sturteyant.. Plaintiff, vs..
Elisabeth Lindsay; Manfred B. Proctor,
bald Weir. az executors and trustees Of
the estate Of Peter Taylor, deceased;
Arthur j.. Cole Is executor Of the last
ceased and Arthur j. Cole: Ruth G. Cor
bet and Rose Sharp as heirs at law, de-
vfses and legatees Of John 1. Cole, de-
ceased. and ell other persons unknown.
lien or incumbrance . the property
described in the complaint, Defendants.
The state OF North Dakota to the
above named Defendants.
summoned to answer the complaint ii
this action. which complaint 10 or Ale
IN. the Office Of the Clerk OF the Dis.
1t Nostb cG1 stote q an Gr. 10 .1 Fork: c County :;
your answer upon the subscriber With
in thirty days after the service.of this
summons upon you, exclusive of the day
70 appear o. answer JUDGMENT viii 81
taken asainst. you by default for the e.
lief dsmanded in the complstnt:
.n R:ssd Ia e. : Ferhs.sN. OAK. Sept,
FRANK b. FEErAM
National Bank Bldg. Grand Forks. 81
To the DEFENDANTS Above Named:
You and each Of you viii please tall
notice. that this action IL brought; for tn
S p : fo.s 4 ssts'6 ona sdysrss r claim.
sLindssys addition 70 the City 81 ar.nHd q
Forks. North Dakota. and that no per
~ claim !. Mads asainst the defend.
~ = s''nsl FRAME n ldsR D. rErrHAn
Attorney for Plaintiff