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AEISIAN man milliners are responsible for the buttondres3 b utton dr ss craze crazewhich crazewhicll crazewhich
t which is now taking possession 1 > os ession of American wPrilen women The Thefore Theforemost fore forei foremost
i most dressmakers of the French capital following the leadership leadershipof le Leader Leaderof der derof
of Francis created a demand for the tailormade summer go go goTo gown gownTo sn snTo
To take t ke away the plainness of the dress one milliner adopted the Idea of ofhaving ofhaving ofhaving
having strappings of the same material or of colors prettily combined and andfinished andthese andfinished
finished these off with buttons buttonsThe buttonsThe buttonsThe
The button effect was an instant success So much so that the man manmilliners man manmilliners manmilliners
milliners of Paris boldly enlarged the notion placing buttons wherever they theycould theycould
ron could d be beattachedwithout attached without spoiling the ensemble of the creation Buttonswere Buttons Buttonswere Buttonsw
were w re placed on frills flounces and insertions and they gleamed and glowed glowedin
in pearl and gold from front and back of the new dresses They Theywere were of ofvelvet ofvelvet ofvelvet
velvet in various vario hues to match the dress bronze gilt or orwhit oro white in inaccordan inaccordanwith accordant accordantwith accordni T Twith a
with the the taste tasteofthe of ofthe the dainty little woman for whom the dress was W s intended intendedfiati int intendedflat nded ndedtat
tat round or oval small or large as fancy dictated So long however as asthe asth asthe
the th dress was plentifully b ebuttoned qebuttoned it mattered little about the shape or orcolor or orcolor r rc
color c lorThe lor I IThe
The American girl has taKen the button dress to her heart It proved proveda 1oved 1ovedB
a godsend In the past the summer gown has been a dreadful thing to get getup getup getup
up The wealth of lace insertion has made the laundry la ndry womans task a aherculean aherci aherculean
herculean herci e n one The buttons buttons simplify the washtub problem considerably considerablyBesides considerablyBesides considerab considerabBesides
Besides they look very nobby on a tailormade summer gown and the thecraze thecraze thecraae5wil
craze craae5wil will ll probably outlast the season seasonThe seasonThe seasonThe
The swellest button butfondressdes dress designed gned is seen in the th acompanying acorn Pig illustration illus illustration illustration ¬
tration It shows the dress buttoned all the way down 1heb the back ck As Asthis Asthis Asthis
this is not a strap buts but series of real buttons every one of o which has to tobe tobefastened tobefastened
be befastened befastened fastened by hand it can be seen n why the dress Is one that th t only the theurelltodo thewellt thewelltodo
urelltodo wellt do could afford the wearing of a gown of this t is kind being bein scare scarepossible scarcely scarcelypossible scarcelypossib1e
possible to One whohas who has not the luxury of a ladys maid to assist a sist the dressing
function The cost of the dress can be greatly enhanced by the quality of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the buttons Imitation gold buttons look as well as the real ralarticle article but butsome buto
ethn some o n cabmen women w men of unlimited means will insist on onhaV having g their buttons of solid solidgold soEdgold solidgold
gold to the probable Joy of the street thief thiefSo thiefL thiefSb
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So far the he buttons have been limited in size to allow for theplacing the e placing of ofas ofas ofas
as many as possible on the dress As the notion becomes more PoPul PoPulhowever popular
however it is probable Jroba le that the small buttons will give place to larger l rier ones O g
We may then look for an amplification of the idea that will cany the
fashion to ridiculous extremes and the prelude to the ending ofwhat or wha in
Its present p nt stage is avery a very pretty fancy
FIRST ARMED REVOLT OF JPA sPANIJH JVI Jff WOMEN IJ QUICKLY PUT T DOWN DO > WJV BY THE TROOPS
ADDEED by hunger enraged enragedby
I i by tho Increased price ofbread of ofbread ofbread
bread the women cavedwellers cave cavedwellers caTedwellers
dwellers of Graaada Spain Spainpoured Spa1npoured Spainpoured
poured Into the city dt andbrought and andbrought andbrought
brought terror to the police and the store storekeepers starekeepers storekeepers ¬
keepers until they were ere ridden down aad asddispersed aadtill aaddispersed
dispersed till tsed by cavalry A thousand of them theraattacked the thentbc1tt themettackad
attacked Ute Governors t1Iors palace palaceda aryl am amdrasse
1 drasse da d < i that eJBdal from Ms breakfast breakfastt oreafcfaettableand
j tsblc t tableand 1Ilc and would bIn bare nave banceIlum han hange3l 1r1llm Lhn save savert
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that th t by a stratagem ts btilud eluded them themPan litemPan thenPan
Pan a ocho was their feattto Batt cry cryBread crynIead cryBread
Bread at eight centimes Osly re recently recently recently ¬
cently the Food Trust advanced the price priceof prIceof priceof
of the staff of life to tWehtyfour centi centimes centimos ntl ntlmos ¬
mos Among all the poor pootthis this advance advanceteas advanceWaS advanceRas
teas severely felt but none was so injured injuredaa
as the cavedwellers These live in the thejMOTtata theata thea
jMOTtata a ata suburb 1Nr1t of t Graaada Gnuta e kaowa as
Albiln IllpaH IDI waivers ers they UteTtn swift wa la lasaantlee 1 11tlca leishautiea
saantlee 1tlca mysteriously anchored iUlC ts the
reeks and above them are the caves cavesHere caTesHere cavesHare
Here In boleS dug out of the hillside hillsidewith hfilslilewith hillsidewith
with a bit of rag carpet to serve as door doorlive d or ornve
live a crowd of women They are almostall almost almostall almostall
all old or middle aged ag widows or deserted deseit 1I
Wives whom the loss of their natural pro pre ¬
tector plunged Into deepest deepestmlsery misery When
the announcement was made of the in increased Increaaed inceased ¬
creased price I1ct of bread ere te ef f tkfee we sri sriteea
teea aMerced Xercedea iereede b by llJ aaxw easeteok took t ok per r aby by
and iUl craw crawling las to the dob doorofier do of rh bec c cave cave aveI lay y
tlOWniUld down and died cf hnnsez
The ne next = t day daYthe the poor masters came and andtook andtook andtook
took the he body away but before they had hadtime hadtime hadtime
time to bury her theriot the riot broke Torth rl andthe and andthe ancithe
the women from the caves dashing into
tie town to D seized the th corpse and using It
Sir a standard made madethe1r their attack on the thestores thestores thestores
stores aid the tkepaIace palace palaceivXcea
T TIM ivXcea rees ba o a ha had reached reach the City Cityrail
rail I U and halted there t en to parley aarieYwitb nth tfce 3e4e0t
deiaclMsnt 4e0t c1ua nt o trf guard civil ll drawn vp is
front of i Ute a edifice euficeDurlng During the colloquy colloquythe colloquythe
the th Governor slid through the halfopen halfopenQty haltopenCIty halfopencity
CIty Hall door which was Quickly locked lockedand lockeda lockedaid
and a d barred felad him himThe h1JftTke hiatThe
The main 1n8 body of the woman army withdrew with withdrew th thdrew ¬
drew to the centre of the square and heW heWa
a consultation After a while they is issual issualforth ismJdforth u d dforth
forth again and andwhUe while some zo e fifty or more morewoaea moreWOle1 morewoaea
woaea Csreir > trew th U e ielvvea > elv 1vM e es th the twenty twentyAVB twentye tWentYIverolUlk
AVB IverolUlk jrjastfs ram 1 raping itr tkMR e M W1 wltk wit laviac levi2gge laviacgeatare
geatare gest4UestH ge tie raet eat began begaJlsmash11i sjaaahlcs the th
City Hall windows and endeavored to toforce lJforce toforce
force th the door doorThen doorThen doorThen
Then came the clatter of hoofs and the thehuzzahs thehUah3 thehuzzahs
huzzahs of approaching cavalry C 1Valryii1J caialry5otroopers 1Valryii1JtroopenJ 5W 5Wtroopers
troopers suddenly su deny daSh dashed d In the th rear rearct rearctthe ofthe ot otthe
the crowd dealing blows right I1ghtand and andleft andleftwith left leftwith leftwith
with the flats 1i Its ts of their enormous sabresInstantIy sabres sabresInstantly SabreSInstantly
Instantly panic reigned The army of ofcave ote ofcave
cave e dwellers who but a moment Blom nt ago laid laiddown Wddo laiddown
down do the th law to the theC1 Chief Magistrate 3isgistratewas 3isgistratewasdissolvedd was wasdissblvea was1ss
dissblvea 1ss lvea Its combatants Seeing Into the
neighboring streets and lanes pushing pushialcOU Ina Inahouses
houses leaping fences Invading court courtyards courtarda cOU
re remained rea reaIn reyards ¬
twenty twentymatned
yards arda and gardens while some
they the 2 2hands fdL > cr cror <
mained In 1lned on the spot where here
leed 1 1hands
we tor or ll help Jl1 and nursing theirhands their
and limbs limbsThen limbsThen
hands
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general stepped steppedsfroOl sfroOl
Then the governor for forsaving
troOpers t
the
hIs refuge and thanked
and 3 re reItorlng restoring
saving the honor ot the province ThWi ThWiended Il Ilstoring ns
storing storingthe peace order and prosperIty prosperityST prosperitySTended 1nSpaIn Bpam
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ended n2ed the first 1rstWtmans womans