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riMwiumv itiTW ii fmii nam ubsb Is
.ins T'-ti a aa -mrT
A ii hi hm trmnniaur usee
Tif inwti mmmr i jwn into tuam.
ttnp n'toimc ivm.
Ti'.r -rtituivt trrrw nratura wamww ntmt
Tmvwnrwtw 1MB.
tub rar Tnn mini inwn rn fTjrwan;
Tascr mine tuua uui turn;.
4- AN INDIAN S
rrana.UB WfHti Z-c'k-. rz-
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A
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a ''.'::- n'.ii;r ihh...
nr. :i: '.at- i:ifp
trdtn. ;
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nnn-u.
v?Tiliim;
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,,.....,,..4 -,,. uhiui:
iiicsuz: iiitai i.niiis. wn-'ii imiut
:iuihii ;ir a liiixo null i.r.;i"il luii.on.
anram-inr ti ""T h. ui m mm:
of t:. This v."nr.uivii uumnr tens a
luui n.uiir u: turn's ur iu. u. luiHuau
-.nr -iintHf.
F.ir p. nimrmr: :ir -iiiiir
iiiMiirat'.iii- Hi fitr Tn ;uc '''jtitiuiit
aiui. "-de r.iuiWK'iisr -tan tu- unirri!
iiuui.i- r.iifMnn"E wmitiL o-Miimr nr tu:"r
rrTrn tri u:ufx f.;r inni. rwrr i)uuxi::?'ti
iuaiicir r;u- iu-H:H:ii it: ti. qua"!, nr
?:u'sr :i::t: -,:u:iHr u::u:s h.j :uc
:mrunin ti'!i:-.
liic r"cuc t.ir "..ip ".itiriu-fl i:im:r
'iituti tnJT rr f"T. '""ur!'s
ftmifii" "utn?T Trnd -li!::;. ;i: in uui.
aiiu:i:ti it :va: :.-..':.iiU i:u--;fi-imtilli.'.
t.-;i3 :i-t- a i''rr Tn:nTi u':::uu
iiu H.'UKiiui'fii :ni!? a. rF:.Iiun i
tr.ii!n :i iniiiiiii xrim pTUiiiiiiiiiiUT
lalimi in ami . "il :inu
iinti: iiv ?,"ro'ri'vti. la;":ii.'
;mm :ut raui:um .:inurx
r.'aaa:.!. t;,im villi.
bitpu :nr
trci
IliMir linnnHt.
Sum!.' raacrir: lutar. uiior "iu
iiiuimr una. rrrnmHa ti La iwiTiie
'.";irl tw.ii-iz :"itrrru :.scuru
'"t":;Uiiu a vraen. aa Imir.-.n zmht art
nHiTii. r:um:ii ntrr nf 2. i:::: u.iUii; 1..
aiuer ii:ai nn rnp yrnirv rrsiL
'"lu- eii&'iiz?.it "-tl :n Indian k
niiraunf triri. uiunii'Miin. unii Li: -uhu
q Tiisriit liuiHinr iiirwirrii. TIi'!n u :nti
-li mim uiTiT nur. -r"i:ii u mici; .
"-tiTiiiiin -.-!.'!?i.:nui!;U ilcur
Tl OUTWIT
'""uw-liurr' -fuunt?!!! ru-'j meustr".
nuiiiunirir :ur- .Himn; n wohk 11111I riiit
ttuuusiutu. Uui Ltatr r.ii::iw: uisc
ami rsnrr. uu umiB im ::nii Un-c
wnii.aji.niuuiiiii' ita-iuii. B,:r,uc :u
tins -Mra i::ni:iiuss. "51r :uht
TrunuiK iluuuiII"
Tin? niirsaiinztTr :!".'i tuo. iiul ;:airr
Tiasrru t r.rrifl "ihaiiirr. niirrv ie
'lie sua: iiiamiu ii"rw!B rue riauts.
rin:.i'.iaii unit uj a.Tiir. .i.'.r, run one
ur 'Utrnrrit? !i-?r: Luaxia u. Smin
MimiitT i.i- ':?tjh :iti: r:v.;r. wr-arrnr'jir-Li
it'n r;;r r-r tr- r:r. iii:rr:j
iai tin trail, unii holui: lu' nan.
t:.r iirti rue rr htuCs.
Ainaiu-.-.- in- v.-n uiiif-tiur I'imil'-i; rmiL
liid iwrr.. ar.u :t .nrr. rr.L u: '-ai- mm:
Ul;uu. win; '.'i.'i;i:ii;r t::;ua nii r:;::.;
i.-iir ii,niat u."2fii n:2
n
i)iit:r ri 'i.i- r'vur. u.ir ;i. urr?aiti: '!
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vi:i,:w-rru.-S':t: . ;i:.
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m-n'T r .i"ii :i
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n. -.f irrnuiui. :.jm:
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li. "a.-:; & nurur....
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Ul- -ll'-Iilll. i-.
;iuu i,uiriiiig
iilt HunUie I'm
stir. -'bun. ii.
.iullLX. lilOLUHl-U
rune .1' H.H Suit:
iiiaia c ewtrt j.mu-.
uii. iie:w!ii iiitimtfr
una tue :..nffs.
Iiimiu taare were itmer i uiui :
nit inwiird ruit r-ver -. iru.m.nk,
uerrr n::iua:a. unit tue nuxu iunMuruui
uoaiiMm. '"ii: iienaeu:er :ulu
nut ui tx-at uul tia nunc in curru.
muk-vt. uiKmc vctru miitwc IW.. US
lie n-iuiaitC ::it niuCo. td- uiijitiuii:!.
ui XTTtiiiiis nuax liiuuua. n -humhi
iii'ievuii uim eiiaumiuta nf hi tctuae
-ar ur.T nil lim uuue to vtmua 'J'i'u,
iiia z writ tuc nueil uujta.
iiiuuK n-aiu-is la'lua xne Ustu Uic
liarrj ut Himtx Trua uitu u uluf "lit-toluene-
ntwr -uW"T!ixc' ate uuc ttu- ra!e
uji llCiit i.ijai. J'riaiuiiT-.r, u
iiowt aneruuiis- :li mrirr IimiTs m 1'mr
nf t.cu. ui' im ess iniw "a tr. i f aunxil
Wt im. xtm Uunt;v urns hiT -i
eWHmi li' f kll !UUR) -Tl'tUtll IM Ullif
wtiinn amvimil Ui "r, iaiiu-ijr tli
tiiiur. van T'lar-EjtjL
'. ui juill. uim Hwtmwta um un&avtsr lua
ri iiTT--. :iicr mm ut-t uujiicw 41k.
:wi ii: ".iuur ura omb.' was wtarrjf!,-
tiiULU.' I.--.UTV ".iu-IE- i.UTX UlkW UI BttC
-iiai ;..sir i. iiiuiii tiu i.u uwui-'nr aitii
liilfC
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ex vmii it i'
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tariu ant
tn ihif mnrlH? iRflUl.
vnn hit :nr - .-a t ,uis- nu mi
GRATITUDE 4
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:iu- uiiHi- -.in'? nat
linen in iicru".
TUe vujiiiiii: -r.il
s. ma"?- . v
Uirrieu-a- vriuniT:-n i
Llllu ill "HUiU " :i'
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iilliUit u I1U-HU'' ' " U"'
'ui'v ari. :::n: "
nir" Hiiucui z-y - t
TLv i ..UH-
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ii'iurc T-uiiii; r.
rii'i: i iT mri.iir.:ii:i?fr tZ
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inr r.ii ir nr.ui'i:
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11 i-ii liim raiu- '3iTf iif iuu.'?"Lr.
u&Hi i.i.. nnr nir .-iiaiTm. nrr::' ""ur:.
:nii;r z nrn:rrr rriiir L.i jiiii7r uui:
-viriin -.hi" yiM.ar .u nr- ria: r tur
!H!rTraiiiiiE--r! Trr ir ui-n--jiair.
In rai mtfiiii'.ini- ":ae w,r i:r f i
:uir riuiTs vi. rrM..tm'ii iir iiurT l
nU. nn ru- nir"n,:--'",ii Zjiir
vi"r' mir- ".uuii i. uiniir!: m iiur;iurr.
a-nriiiiir td '.a ai i?r juiiimjut
anil a. aimi ciuau ifT Tla- lurnnmH"
vr;;-' .rm.llr r.UiT'g Tiiil-i Xkl? iitti:
i.iii iiu iurr iiiTw suns it.tti.-j-.
::- iuuITb ru.;: .air rT- a. iLiir ln
ynuC m:r -ihi? -iur vxuaiiima. u1
:'iict miC t rr Tiy L3rtl n iai
tfymui -ur n :il u"iiik ii
raf aiar ra.u..in vi.ii-r -f "l"
t.iir: ? timrr imu ir"ai miiti-- E uuurj
udiiiV m aur nil fit-m iinicr
tiaii a.ttji'-rvi:. uiui m mi in:n. T'lifc.
m iitrwvr. -mvau-jul -wia Jia-ii iiua-
-Uil Hi... ri- tUiUtln UaiX rill- -Zr
iLaiiis ii.ti 'ii-Tfit:-.- aa.niii'-im. "iii?-K-tti-uz-
-T fTjt: i" ima- rn- larr "' Ur
i-;" "ir at- "air in "u1 iirriLi::ur uiuCn.
S"Tnir -ci""7 '""r -u"?- Tt':j. "ow
riairr.
r.n- "a..r i.nw v icht "itimr;
itir itn.ic lite- rrrui unii & wii if -iar
wrriiem niirii -curv i,-v :trr-!'ajt -uj
".ii l-II; .w.iii- im c nrar" :rIl:i nr
ITTt.lE 11 t-
T li v rr- iiin l.ir "Oil
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-.iii:
lUiSt tie n.n-f iiiix -axtf lares
L -rr i.i- .iirr. .inii.-i.. :ur j-mui
uiii:rai-x ii- ini- l:i u ui
in "Ur liVTJUS. iiuiWttgJ:' Hit-
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T-vtnir -u n C iia-
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io -"irr lire n -mini
Tiir ur-i'W if ui. iiiithuht: .t
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'.uui ue im iwinini-ir?" limr tt
uitiiuil. Tiif- laiiiiiflis UIHOi .uia of:.
iniimi :iif tuur uuc ttlmc -HUiiHurupi-imai!
in ttmr' -li"
iTt'iT.. a""ais "! Ltiuiic -a Irw ipas
iuin itjr Jiuuia" jrt ia irrnar uul
.r.irmfr:. fur lomil
'.Mr thiiitit a
trmr lurrwmus
rglit LliMiiaO.T Hit
n.: .nmtJ viai -tui
tmni'timti wir.'L an
uuMT-iiF Jiuriiuae. iiur ii oiiiir inin-L
mm im tutu td -:i Ttgjlr -n. -tiiir -u. iu
nuiuiui uf ?'mf r.tfwc!
truism, ai '-i.iti ia. ciuar af wet
um. iu& nutluii Win oau. u ro-li vuen
txiur ir r :ia- uuirroi if "lur mtin
fjuuia. null aa -piMUHti l -nttf: tr.lit
ououj 3 a.'r uuif ii!trrt -aa- rruiit
!Tii- -n.ui- Tin ic anuttT on
laaa ua jmiT trot nir. tur- Hxittfc -
lib iam ii pat a -wma im irm .ma -
nr. wnuic tue :iuf luiiragir itf jtr?
"limr iim 'tun
" -i - LiaTr-mcir liast "il i laager
i ii n ac "Ilui niiinnu jj
ii irrivt li iiCtror nrrrw trw-iiit ra
1 uum.'ii if ?'m.y tCrwlfc. .aif. am nw
enae-L 5rwirrt unt .inrrmr Km initnal
.i. imr 0-w"nr llnnr C fOfrntt
Imr! twnnt fiiru m galtB tlirjltina-
.rw .rf jlinct Timer Cnr gnin
aic 'tnuia ih unutr mimnr,. yHlnf
-netr TMnnnrtv wtii'lt Entiled! trnini. hi
err Hue nt tit Hi am-ww fa-rtngiB.
"Vmtie -tly adlinw airm iiw rh pra
"nitiiii nr3'laiiiEi uf rne nuniin?
arlwiiiT Sw 'toirn-C .. in tinst: itnn
iff TB!r 3 tt -milr a Imki-n J wlt
3u am jit lur tom li gnir' Bnrli
cii af-'i nnf rfiir tu C initC 111'
-iiimmc Tirt! tliC mir ipniw limit Hh
uiiit mr.r !!nir rtfawr UnrlwC
nMi-t rTawr in. nr Hi iCiiliinc
mirrr rns m nut' mmi 'IcrnL in
ii.r-iim 'f t Ir- nn. Tit mn.l
l:tif ifT Tin im riii'ir mitiili?
::-nn.iJK mil " or riur n'ii? aC rim-
,n irnw itw.inr !li- Bar
'mi"t-Jt:m will rnntiliil
:ii' Tiirr- n linr'K'r rjmiwtil
lu ii'ti-r nt'.. mv.. Wsii' hut
it n - ur.'5iiar miisa.. riu- j-innif
i;j ini.i. ji. jmuilit riurmr ;t
nut- m jj.h :uul tlii'ii nnie Hi
""'-nir
:r-u.Ii
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im.iiHiKit. ha.1i ::in rrniin: tin Tvarnitiir
mil . liu - xr fJ.iii'il iC rili tniulr
wtt'jh -ar!l .riTt irwni'MilT tniniC
:"u. uiiHTia 'nililnly Ui nwE anit
ai. iii.ieir jir.ii'.HiL. Eli ilil. im:rwt
irvC kjiu i 'iC ae litt muiinc-
s.-f ii "tl-e .tinT-r -iii irntnir.. ts -rn
-.ti!r jiiik."C !iiu'!t li- . Bar
3i.imi" iiviii !1iit aniC 3inc Iiini-l:vr-
timnw inC itn'iit rtin luini. Hi!
u fir '-u- "'irw tiror ait if sinuinHit'
t '.uE i-iirt ji luirwi:. Oinainif aniC
iirrsi. -nuiir -Smts tut- SuiC niuiC x ili'lic
i if rcuii- m 5':irrriE cslt tu. um-
Tu TU"H'Si"' Tli'ir nimni: jiimiJHiE
u:: in-- uuii :i:-niiiur aiiii in. pvKliniif
:aiil itui it -Hii ,,"iiti JLaiC anw
-h if effiinittfu"t 'rwi-at Timki? nut
uinff ran- '.ii'!t uui -n tin enc. amC riin
iitiui'. ixiiL' inirt .tT tlii pur?mir
lain tt." in -mitrr nf iP.tw: nrmre rti
"ii.i:ia.irrii'ti:: la- iii- 31rrpiC ty tflnim.
"S.r Uil "Ji Ttuiilu !Ii;L im itar-mj:
",aTmifl-!"C ivr riiit utiMn unit
urn- -.a ' tin ire. n r w!l'iitir?mr.
T.ir ir e 'HiiH' T.ir!I liiuC irmraT'C
i'.uait x mriiwrnir miir :imC Birrii'iC
a. ''uud.ni: tnmtnr nnira. rtm- niiC
iiuCuiH -miL W.tai ni'ft. nuu-ij. nf r".l
xiiur ":ii- -?rrrrv- riiii'ir 5'!t a; rtiwiuit
moiU'm'K. tniC in miniu- nr trtrn. iif
umiuic :1 irii'W raiur Uir rnuE nnirnir
ilia iiiirr i tyti. :imC -itt riias
iif inrr irUfi r-iti'tr in rtiH- liliiMf-.
it )i'nr if rlu-ri Iim- tuflanif illiE nnr
'tuiw uai juii'i iinwiiul: riur- mniirii itT
7 ur h-.ws. Qe 1-Tf miaiin'. or !!
ii"T!r j?;i":air Jijp I'aniia iirnC twirl
uuiC 'tif in 'Siiii?'fi minimi
trTwrir ir lO'Tiiiliiix'".
Tii.n: -rm- nrT n mfiC fir Ciiv Hniw
if iiu- u:.i.n. .nut Hi muni. riiH?- uii
rmc iinj'tmw: iiiituiwiinw siiouliC h
uirw- Tk nw-irtii riiac "im. PiimU. nC
t " T"u-T lu-iit Si tjtiny ac Hi
nn.tnrc iinm-j- raun Hi'iur BiinnfC
-simiii .unEHr Tiin'3ir-;fe. if aiif rril)i
shu. -ilit aiir lJL iitm.. TTun. aa- rii btutit
rttn: Cafurniftr'C rnrn. rlu- nninQiinj'
itr-C 'iritf aiipic amt nnn ntfcmrr wrf
raAtL- ui"T riuic riu iirxw yiiinit
ji.iinr. Ta uiw": Uiir wiiiJiI out cam tn
lu-in. a 3wurU Z uirJi' iCamDunlun.
'ETiai ICmc-ar Owi rant rtta- Itaane.
Sr- it liri -mir? riiunir nlu yitin
Xloa; if Chut Uiitit ' Uwnip nrinrmC
m rait Driikini DiwrTh- an'E wtiiitlii
e-u-ii. n"grLiu".ii: Tin Emp wan
torn? n. raw- "niinrrT- ar ai Q;iiui.ff
it Xai'irr-: E . Iirtla imi'va tu til
:i iniu- n-v flir- ia 111 tvaJU ahmin
:ui- ai'iuiniruiiuiC Iw alway trlv
ii. )i'iir" iU .nrtiipctiti Hi'iiifa ..'iimH
muiM- -cmmi aiivKortirTsfc. tomt
-wnJis- .nir rrrunmnix; lut 4-'ir rury
airrrrrr.. jiuiii m.niz a wimiia millLinif
a '!! .r in. ji aifidi ar-ur lir.. lut wmc up
u. !u:jr .itiii! tjt iutr inr ai jiian- u
miii
"Z jnit my if riii."" stiiiE '
tie- tiimta.. "'hut if y.ui".t miml tiiu
l
uiw ZX a a- cm jtamt and. gw: ytiit I
touiit: I
-in- lEimr mn.iiHf tint- entr rill '
Mt- Ttiicaa nirtii-ii-t writ :t giun of j
tain, nulkw. Tien, he iMv.nl her w Ultra
iut- iirni-aiiailM- iuiit June..
ucv it t-t ti im; rin iHui"' onnwiu'wl
an- T-imaii.
. i.r i-iT tir T-nt .nnr jnT DonityiU.
rut: ii "Ui i.nif "
-nL!2:":iiif- muse -na-r anil limit aiiiir
l...i-.'
'"V illi iltTic ituirai-r " -tmilwl ' ' gtlesr,
T ni; cae- ILiaur wrhniic rtinnin-
i'?'i iroin yrnir w.iri.
" in tt jniingi"' e.riuime(t tile wn
nuu.. v ui ."iuiit anr iirliern- rliac a
r.niuuyi. -'Tiniii liw i .iiueiy di'wwMiL- !
2.tr viu-ii "tu. ICina- pur a irilit eoin i
n: i land' Ue fi-tl on her ituees.
r'i:!i- 'ji "mnnui-t li:s- Willi, Umgiiinif
ivnr "ie .acau ur. V.iinau Linnui
.'.imnaii.uii.
vr al wa Sifiumiwfc-
"V iile- iu- Etnglisii- piirm-.v is ofrea
l mu.tiuu'tv 'nir nanvri- souitow are
uu::v.iiaL .U--sr.'"';"rs. of w.et See'ln.
"ili-T ilii' iiiug heen. iillinva. a seed
art-pa-, imr ic : .inly uiti'iy rhac rueir
Jl-wti .-ULUItna rn ilgrictllt'.U'H inn huen
ti'tuiiiiarniiwi. T!i autim, sparrows
ir ctht- :aiuic: aimniluat unit wdeiy uis
-rtiiariet ir rue suiiill bii-da- iiuiabiting
'h- nuTU .llnrncr of rlio Cuireil .vranm.
Jt ;rtmn "Ui-y .tea- itnnaiantijr present
in: imuir::rit aunt Oir .Llltiuiiuu many
tt -limn, twr.n- tn rua- IniirU dnrtaif the
' 'oiir: rfleir gliuim aw raaen by other
.(im-: rmai rue 3oi:li. tn. a garuea
vt.'niL . munril tttey wilt anuiedmes
Uintrny an ram-It a amery per ueur.
if aucu. ..-L oia DigieiO. grtin ami
l eaorvfwt Wernt "mIs fnrni mure tluin t
jjif nf caair Omit tint tiia enrii-a yi'ar,
nut .iming. t.'uf Holilur lunuths uf the I
jnr- it ennai'.tiuc aiiuui tuur afta j
if rhe- Cmit of uuiny peitiea. More- j
ikjC cwi-jity 4vu jr .nr.. of rlude nmil
-nuiunM of lUjae-r Qi-stii, which, la nn !
i, mama aUitwinu; nr a, gTiuniUivojiiita
, intiii, nmtntiuiily wuxa unmpiu'eit with
h .trnwr liLiii'UlnriC eawbuvl. eatliinf,
uuC rtfut'v-agett 'Jini'Kliinr,. wulctt ningu
.liiiB. ta tu rveurj aer tfaiir Oauutry
'..Kit u. Aoutncit.
IiiimiIw layiHTiMM la Ma flirt WBa
TUi alrt wtln Iliii nwn rralneit to
Uiut- nimiUitwurii. mny tiianlt her Im-ky
nir tiuic shn In rhH biippy poiwBmir
aC tiiiw talrnr,. fur thnrn never wan a
iwiiHiia. wlii'n riii-rn wu nrnrit am for
rtiiif rniininif rhnn flu-rw lit at prewnt
ttulnnitif pr1re am anUi'it for'. Iliind
mailH Qninrie. bur flui jirt wlio in an
.utrpt xr. am upwirnr may pro1iU hrr
'lf wltil hfjnriftil irnrrnrnts at tlie
ITlllIll'Ht HTpMllHf.
Tarn? ' anrliiaa rluit adiln morn to
T-rl's fiwliti of -lf rMHiJwt ttrnn to
lirtnw rlint iim in .iuiii'ily I'lud ami that
lirtf I3ninrii Ih- ahov ri'pnmrti. It i
anr. neiHHiiry. rlmr n irm:it tt.nimnt of
amni-y sliiiuiiC lt nniinr M uronmpliHli
rait if till sh-L Ih a ilninry m-niie
wnmun. Lrt tll uiurrriiil He of tUe bi'tit
Utiuiity.. tln'ii ilii' away wirll marbinit
aiiutii emitrnidi'rli'M. ami in their plare
lint Ui ilainry ui'ninritvtieil ruffle with
.in riiili'il 'iirt. t!i cniist of baml
aiiulii rui'it and tile W 'll mruiieii jpi th
ank. B ur Hie airt Wan is mnkinq: ready for
Qi'tr miuTinan rlmre- in no worit more
arrruTiVrt rlian tiim, and in the future
ulle will: npprwiur the bHiinry of the
work, tbiir bi!- hti ai'i'iimpIiHheiL
Hiimii'mudii- jfartiienr wear trrire
hinif a rhnn that are bnuifiit ready
mmle. unit :t mnituM'tm may be pmviil
eiE fur mnrh. hum sum if the bride
aJiiiTt wilt mak.' her own Unavrie.
Dluunet akirr are now unreit and
ttniHhwl at the fmit wirli a ruffle, whii.'U
may be emhrtililereil In nilk or nimply
tlniHUiiiC wirli a riw of briar stitrutnn
ac the top of tin hem. For winter
weiirller these nkirtH siuiuld be made of
all-wool annuel, bur every wardrobe
should eonraia at leant two of these
ikirr made of tlla- ilk-and-wool
minaeC for cool ilayn in the spring
r nimmer..
Hanit-embruiiU'reil collar ami yoki'S
ai'n arnnnur tile monr fa.ihiontible of
nwUweiir,. anil any amount of hand
'vinu; Ih- aml la the txiiniuiits of
ajiwaH anit w:unr..
ITnimtlt kin 1 1 4 are- mnr.ll nsed, and
znrmenn. of all kinibt ant so trimmed
with, hauil work thut one run but
wonder if the sewinu; machine i tu be
on- of tue rt'UL' of the punt before
rile- ni'TE generation jruws to- wuman-
hnoiik
Fur die ffirt who i an expert needle
woman! there- lit always an opening,
anil aspciuuliy of thin aeanon. when a
miiehine-miule xarmunt in looked upon
almiwt with, disdain.. The wine mother
will temth. her Uuuhter the art of be
miminir a noe- needle-woman, ami she
; wilt pit inru' her hamln a means by
whirl! nhe may make a livelihood In the
J mime arrrairrlve way, and to provide for
hnrsi!lf the- niuHC heutitlful garmentd.
Chiluiteipiiias. Oeuurit.
favtt In. taitimMw.
ITlunneE pettiraats seldom- trouble n
nuw,,ai satin, knickers, with detachable
nunnuli linings- have- taken their place,
whiln- thiiHtt who still cling to the petti
minr ln preference to. knickers choose
a zenuna. and. line- it with washing
silk witii. an interlining: of flanneL De
rail such. a these depend aa the taste
of the iuiUvlduuI.
Fancy may run. riot in the matter of
nigiitgownifc. These garments at the
ainim-nr. are perfectly lovely. The
empire- shape is still In vogue- and
is- uiure lovely made of silk, with the
yoke- ami sleeves of luce. A useful
garment in this shape may be made In
mimlin,. lawn, or very flue nainsook
w-.iii a bitr round suiloc collar of luce
or some- hue em broidery.
EU-gnrding: colors.. pinHs ami blues
ar- the- pn-rrii'st tor night wear; but,
of course, every Individual woman
has her particular color, and she can
ac UiMHt huvu bow of ir. ilont French
peonlif prefer all white, especially in a
tnniMteaa. w herean a. good many Amer-
u'aiin arn uevorca to oiaca sua uuuer-
wear..
Very often one- can pick up a very
pritrry French partem in inferior ma-
terial whiclL '.'an be uopicd at home In
lii-tTiT fabrics. 3la;iy nightgowns are
umv ittit lilt;' peignoirs, befrilled and
uertblmueit all the way down.
For real simplicity white silk or mus
lin aighrgmvnn are trimmed with turn
nvi.r miliars., flnished with, headings
unit flu silk hemsf.tcUicg, tying la a
lar-u bow In the front and showing
Mime wonderful hand rucking. It iu
::. well to. remember that It in use
iesH tn invest in lndihVrenc fabrics and
mul wiiritainnship, uvea though the
partem chnsi-n be an elaborate one.
Wuwh.ngToa Star.
anrmua. Wuuuu Sat Cvallna EatUasuwu.
la a hind where wivus and maidens
are neuter one would not expect ad
vanced views on "feminlam," and yet
rim most uumpreheuuive ami, it goes
without saying, seriuun, hook on thu
progress of women has Just been pub
lished, ami Is causing much discus
sion la 'Uermuny. Auiiu. many pon
derous uxplunarionn. it is a relivf uud
a, aurprlno tn ami the bicycle selected
in aa etf.ii'Ova agiut ia emancipation,
! ,Ju.jy ymln atfo thu bicycle was
spokea uf with literal button; by Ger
uiaa wumea of all classes as the sub
viirrer of all Uidy-llke quulities. Even
to-day In, muny places it is held thut
" a uuly gives up being a lady" when
she mnuiits a bicycle. This testimony
la a grave book, will help to kill the
hostility, but there are those among
the- Germans who- regard exercise, as
the awla regard football, as an
Mutiny to the national amusement.
Young women who bicycle do nut prac
tice the piano us they should; they give
up one sort of pedal fur sontUir. as an
old niualis muster la the suburbs com
plained some years ago. He had lost
all but pupils, ha said, since cycling
eume in. It might be very good for
tlliim, he would add grudgingly, but
IC was. very bud for him. However,
It t not surprising tbut the Germans
have nut tak-a op cycling with entnus
twin, la foitj- of the luws which pre
TaJ. iu. some of their towns. It la for-
Bidden to go faster than tb omnl
bua9, and twerj one Is compelled to
dismount at th cro-roods. Under
surd condltjons walkln? tn pleauntor
ami not Im quick. Londoa Ulube.
paraaai Frttl WW.
China or pompadour allk paraaol arr
a mnnif the smartest of the season. Us
ually these silks are used as a centre,
surrounded by a wide border of solid
color tucked taffeta.
Thin tucked taffeta Idea is one of the
mont used of the season. Very modish
purasoU naye a centre of tucked taf
feta, and around it a border of chif
fon or similar diaphanous stuff.
Metal-tipped ribs are not used this
season except for the leant expensive
paranoia. The most desirable ones
have their rlfcn tipped In Ivory.
Among the strikingly novel effects
seen In the latest showings Is a sun
shade of taffta of effective design,
whirlt -when rained In the light pro-dtn-es
a sunnetlike effect from the cur
ious blending and weaving of Its color
In if.
Bunds of narrow satin ribbon nich
ing, nntially to march the lining and put
on at eijuitl m.-tance, are anions tne
newest trimmlns Idea.
IJmnn-clnlh parnsols promise to be
anions the niimt popular of the season.
An Idea Junt introduced thin seanon
in to have pleats running down each
section of white to match the wide
white border and the mat?riul of the
centre of the parasoL Thin, It Is pre
illrtud, is to have wide vogue on ac
count of Irs novelty.
Bordered creations seem to reign su
preme in parasol land this year.
SicrC f a, Laos Llfa.
Ton sometimes see a woman whose
old age is as exquisite as was the per
fect bloom of her youth. You wonder
how this has come about. You wonder
bow it is that her life has been a long
happy one. Here are some of the
reasons:
She knew how to fovget disnirreeablp
things. ..tfi,K.
She kept her nerves well in hand,
and inflicted them on no one.
She mastered the art of saying pleas
ant things.
She did not expect too much from
her friends.
She mad.! whatever work that came
to her congenlaL
She retained her illusions, and did
not believe all the world wicked and
unkind.
She relieved the miserable and sym
pathized with the sorrowful.
She never forgot that kind words and
a smile cost nothing, but are price
less treasures to the discouraged.
She did unto others as she would he
done by. and now that old age ban
come to her, and there 'a a halo of
white hair about ber bean, she is
loved and considered. Thin in tne se
cret of a long life and a happy one.
Pittsburg Dinpatcn.
' Silvar Asalo. '-w
Silver Is the dominant note In many
new gowns and promises to become
as ubiquitous as the oft-repeated gold
of lust year. Probably we shall come
in time to the bronze and copper age
in regard to matters sartoriul and mo
ilistic. but at present the craze for the
fair white metal has spread like aa
epidemic through the world of fashion.
Not only are we introducing it into
our gowns and repeating it in our
headgear, but we are cramming our
rooms with silver frames and covering
our occasional tables with countless
silver miniature representations of
Dutch furniture as well as every de
scription of culinary article and are
even threatened with a return to silver
Jewelry. Added to which the Jewel
lers' windows are full of silver and
enamel buttons, or even lovelier speci
mens In the noureau art designs, and
each week seems to bring forth sorus
thlng more beautifuL New York Com
mercial Advertiser.
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Frocks Wontldad by Ppars.
"How do you get your frocks torn so
much about the bottom?" a Washing
ton girl was asked. "Oh, that! It
comes from the cavalrymen's spurs."
she replied. "One meets them every
where, and the spurs on their boots
have an unhappy way of catching ir
v.'omen's frocks."
The lightest effects in hair decora
tions are the butterfly bows, sprinkled
uUb Hnely cut rhiucstones or the
smallest spangles.
Large oval pieces of polished mother
of pearl form the centre of many de
signs worked in pearls on fancy gold
lace and stray crowns.
Among the floral novelties in the line
of hair ornament la a large, delicate
ly tinted orchid, sprinkled wiih cut
rhincstcnes to repre-Jent dewdrops.
Satin straw Is now made lu such
wide bauds and glossy tluibh that large
hats of it have the uppeurnnce of be
ing formed of the fluent sutin ribbon.
For youthful and slender Weurers
budices fastened ut the buck continue
in favor und are conspicuous among
the designs for spring und summer
now on view.
Linen trimming oa cloth gowns are
a distinctive feature of the latest
models. The linen Is lu openwork
design or embroidered In self or cou
ti'usrlng colors.
With few exceptions the handsomest
of the spring wraps and bodices are
adorned with collarettes, - Bonus and
berthus of luce or Mexican drawn
work in white or ecru.
A Toreador turban has a crown of
violets, and a high brim covered with
violet tulle, over which gold luce Is
druped. The left front has a cabochon
of white pears and white aigrettes.
The latest thing in white evening
shoulder wraps Is made of fancy chif
fon or crepe, half a yerd wide and
nearly two yards long, and bordered
all the way round with c puffy edge
of while inurtbou.
"Veiled" roses are among the softest
effects tu millinery. The blossom are
of the "crunhed" variety, and over
such colored petal rest another petal
of moussellne tie sole tn whito or a
lighter shade cf the culstr of the ruse.
;15pf
New York City. Severely plain but
stylish Is this shirt waist of linen
striped with green. The combination
Is delightfully cool and one that will
be very popular during the coming
season. The foundation Is a glove-
fitted lining, which closes In the centre
front. This ninv be omitted and the
waist adjusted with shoulder and un
derarm soaras if preferred.
It fits smoothly across the shoulders
and is drawn down close to the belt.
whore there are small gathers. A
smooth adjustment Is maintained under
the arms.
The waist closes In the centre front
with small crystal buttons nnd but
tonholes worked through a narrow
space between two box pleats that are
flatly stitched. There Is slight fullness
at the neck, and the waist forms a de
cided blouse over the velvet belt.
A plain collar completes the neck,
and fastens at the back. It Is pro
vided with embroidered protectors and.
a stock of heavy black satin.
The regulation shirt sleeves are fitted
close to the arm with Inside seams.
They are finished with deep, straight
cuffs, and a facing at the back, where
the sleeve Is slashed.
Waists In this mode arc made of
LADIES' TAJIiOE MADE SHIRT WAIST.
JAUNTY NORFOLK JACKET.
heavy pcau de sole, bengaline or
moire, to be worn with tuilor made
suits, end beautiful buttons are used
for the centre closing. It Is also an
appropriate mode for wash fabrics, as
It will launder easily.
To make the waist in tho medium
size will require two yards of thirty
six inch material.
Norfolk Jacket Willi Applied Pleat.
Norfolk Jackets possess certain in
herent advantages, and are always
Bijurt and Jaunty. The admirable May
Munton model shown lu the large
drawing Is adapted alike to the Jacket
suit and tho general wrap, and is suit
ed to all cloths, cheviots, tweed., and
the like; but, in tho original. Is of to
bacco brown frieze, stitched with corti
celli silk, and makes part of walking
costume made with flounced skirt that
Just clears the ground.
The back is snug fitting and includes
a centre seam that is curved to the
figure, the fronts are fitted by sin
gle darts which are concealed under
the applied pleats. The pleats are
graduuted in width, so producing a
tapering effect at the waist and are ap
plied over the Jacket. The belt, which
is merely an ornamental feature, passes
under those at the back and terminates
la pointed ends over those In front,
and can be omitted when the Jacket
Is preferred plain.
The yoke is pointed and the neck is
finished with a regulation collar that
roll over with the fronts to form
lands. The sleeves. In cout style, have
flaring pointed cuffs that open at the
back.
To cut this jacket for a woman of
medium size three and one-half yards
of material twenty Inches wide, two
and three-eighth yards forty-four Inches
wide, or two yards fifty Inches wide
will be required.
The Lataet Scarf.
nave you seen the new, the very
new, scarf? It can be made of fur or
lace, of a strip of cloth or a two
faced ribbon. It must be- narrow and
easily arranged around the aeck. The
method of wearing It Is unlquo. It is
brought nrouud the shoulders, be It
fur orH-'hlffuu, lace or velvet, uo mat
ter what Its texture, and fastened upon
the bust with a pin. The pin should
be a large one, and there are handsome
medallions that come for this purpose,
and lovely miniature pins the size of a
young butter dish. Little sable scarfs,
not as wldo as three fingers, come to be
thrown around the ueck and pinned
upon the chest.
A Black Clnny Collar,
A dark blue serge gown hits a little
Eton Jacket, cut with cout-tatls iu the
hack. Over the shoulders gees a wide
collar of black cluny lace. This Is an
extremely smart flniso to tne douicb
and relieves It of the bald plainness
which It would otherwise present to
view. A little neckband Is covered
with white cloth, and shows a braided
design in black, dark blue and silver.
The Eton has pagoda sleeves, with un
dersleeres of white cloth gathered into
a narrow wristband, with design of
the same embroidery. The skirt Is on
trimmed, except with rows of machine
Water Urn Mnalln.
Cool-looking dotted Swiss comes In
innuve. primrose yellow, delectable
myosotls blue, and iiIho In water green.
This Is not a clear stem green, for It
bus ft bluish tinge. Instead of the yel
lowish reflections visible In most
Bbndos of green. It Is patterned with nn
arrangement of coarse threads, loosely
knotted and thrown on the surface.
The bodice has a yoke of soft em
broidery in white and a flehu of the
white embroidered edging and knotted
nt tho waist line. There are elbow
sleeves edged with a frill. The skirt
has a full graduated flounce,
stitching.
Fampllles Are Ornamental.
Various ornnments are used to trim
that feminine stand-by. a black silk
dross. They vary from the stiff mnsses
of silk nnd bended passementerie which
is almost like n coat of mall. Very or
namental aro pampllles, 'arrangements
of glossy black chenille with headed
ends, or the soft silk blades of satin
fabric, the length and shape of grass
blndes, here and there a-glltter with a
Jetted drop or two. Chenille buttons
in clusters are styled "grappes," evi
dently from their resemblance to
bunches of grapes.
Striped Chambm.T Game.
Th? daintiest of airy-fairy fabrics U
called striped chambray gauze. It Is
composed of alternate stripes of satin
Liberty nnd sheerest gauze, the stripes
being each nn eighth of an Inch In
width. Over all this is printed a com
plicated Persian design, every pin-point
of space entering Into the lovely
scheme. Over white silk or a very del-
lento tint this eauzv fabric discovers
unsuspected beauties and is mysterious
ly fascinating. -
A New Haah Ribbon.
Latest and loveliest In sash ribbons
Is a very broad beauty In palest blue
satin Liberty. The ground is strewn
with satin broche dots In the self color.
But all this is hardly noted because
the whole is strewn with warp prlnted
garlands of faded roses, with an oc
casional nosegay In the sums soft dull
pinks.
Woman's Fancy Nlilrt Waist.
Shirt waists increase lu popularity
and variety with each season as It
comes. This novel design, with the
deep pleats at the shoulders, is emi
nently smart, and well adapted to all
the season's cotton and linen fabrics,
as well as to wool and silk walstings.
As shown It Is of white pique with em.
broidored dots und trimming of needle
work, and Is made without the lining;
but taffeta, moire velours, flannel and
the like are more satisfactory when
the fitted lining is used.
Tho foundation Is smoothly fitted
nnd extends to the fashionable waist
line. The back proper Is plain across
the shoulders, simply drawn down ia
gathers at the waist Hue; but the fronts
are laid lu deep pleats at the shoulders
thut are stitched near the edge for a
short distance, then allowed to fall
In soft folds, giving a broad tupering
vest effect. The lining closes at the
centre front, but the waist Is hooked
over, Invisibly, beneath the Inner pleat
tit the left side. The sleeves are in
bishop style with pointed cuffs, and the
neck Is finished with resolution stock.
To cut this waist for a woman of
medium size three and one-half yards
A HOVEL FANCY SHIBT WAIST,
of matorlul tweuty Inches wide, three
yards tweuty-suven Inches wldo, or two
yards forty-four Inches wldo will be
required. .,