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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-05-23
ask'Hs POWDER.
WILL FILE 1T TODAY.
Mr.. William Clifton's Application for
the Secretaryship of State.

the Secretaryship of State.
Mr.. w. Clifton came up to Savannah
yesterday from Hinesville, where he has
been attending Liberty county court. He
left for Atlanta last night in company
with Mr.. J. f. B. Beckwith, where he
will file his application with the governor
for the appointment as secretary of state
Mr.. Clifton's high regard for Gen.
Phil Cook has made him refrain from say
ing much ABOUT his candidacy or filing his
application before this morning. He said
yesterday that he has never at any time
had any idea of antagonizing Gen. Cook
for this Office as has been reported, but
that this rumor grew out of conVersa-'
tion he had with some friends in Atlanta
some time ago. He was asked why he did
not become candidate for the office, and
stated that he might do so some day, but
that he would not run before the conven-
ton in opposition to Gen. Cook.
Since it became known that Mr.. Cliff
ton was a candidate for the appointment
he has received many encouraging tele-
grams from all sections of the state,
many of them from the present represen-
tatives and senators in the state legisla-
ture, among whom Mr. Clifton numbers
many warm friends. Although no appli-
cation has been fled it is understood
that many kilograms have been sent to
AJldnId urging ms appointment. GOV.
Northern would not, however,
consider the question before to-
day. Mr. Clifton is popular
man in this section, and, while he is
strong democrat, he has friends among
other factions who will be glad to see
him appointed. He has mentioned his
candidacy only to certain friends in the
state, but they have spread the report
abroad. He says if he receives the
appointment he will, of course, be can
didate for the nomination before the
state convention for the long term in the
Office
Speaking of politics in Liberty, Mr..
Clifton said the third party is making
strong pull in the county but the demo
Gratis still have it their own way AS be-
tween the two candidates for governor he
says the democrats are pretty well
divided on the matter, and it will be q
hard matter to tell how it is going IN til
the cou nty acts.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-05-23
THE ODD FELLOWS BAZAAR.
The Committee Bazaar Permanently
Organized.

The Committee Bazaar Permanently
Organized.
The Odd Fellows Bazaar committee held
a meeting in the encampment room at
Odd Fellows hall last night A perma-
nent organization was effected and the
following officers were elected:
Chairman-H. E. Wilson
Vice Chairman-C. Y. Richardson.
recording Secretary. &. Tyson.
Financial Secretary-A n Manucy.
Ireasurer-Jonas Mendel
Executive Committee-IOhn w. Fret
well, A. r. Frwcett and =. E. Keilbach.
1t was decided TO hold the bazaar some
time in the early fall. A meeting of the
lady friends of the order will be held
next week in the ball room at Odd Eel
lows hall and an organization of ladies
VINO Will serve as an auxil airy committee
VIII be selected to assist in carrying out
the enterprise
The bazaar is for the purpose oflplacing
a modern elevator in the building and
help pay the debt which still hangs over
the order, created by the erection of the
hall. The Odd Fellows suffered a blow
when their beautiful home. with its rich
furnishings and fine regalia and para
phernalia, was burned a few years ago
though discouraged, they were not dis
heartened, but went to work and replaced
the destroyed building with one much
handsomer. The hall association
has labored faithfully to wipe
out the indebtedness and have
succeeded in measure, The order has
always cheerfully assisted all charitable
enterprises and has loaned its hall on
more than one occasion for benevolent
purposes. It's members feel satisfied that
the citizens generally will assist the
fraternity in making the contemplated
bazaar financial success. The meetings
CT the committee will be held herea fter
on the first and third Tuesday nights in
each month.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-05-23
CITY BREVITIEs.

Wesley Monumental Sunday school will
hold its anniversary exercises tonight at
the church. An elaborate and interest
ing programme has been prepared, and
the church will be handsomely decorated
for the occasion.
Trinity Sunday school held its annual
picnic at Warsaw Yesterday. The
steamer Bellevue carried down between
300 and 400 picnickers who spent the
day enloyably on the beach The Duffy
street Baptist Sunday school held its an
nual picnic at Potter's Grove up the
river.
An entertaining vocal and instrumental
concert by the Either club will be given
under the auspices of the Haupt Lodge
No. %, |. 0. O. F., at Odd Fellows Tenn
pic, Thursday evening, May 81, at s
o'clock. An interesting programme of Sc
lections has been prepared and a large
audience is expected.
The fight between the breweries and
the ice company has been progressing
rather slowly The ice company will
take another step in the fight this week by
placing bottled beer on sale at IS a cask.
Ihls is only 30 cents dozen for bottled
beer and is considerable reduction on
the prices charged by the breweries.
Judge FaIligant and Solicitor General
raSer Will remain at Hlnesville until
Saturday night, the Liberty county court
docket being heavy one. They will
probably go right to Darien Sunday af-
ternoon. The criminal docket in Libertv's
court will be reached to-day, and there
are three murder rails to be disposed of.
Cheap rates have been made by the
railroads to the unwilling of the great
monument to the confederate privates. at
Libby Hill, Richmond, Va. on NAV 30 A
great gathering Of the veterans of the
Army of Northern Virginia is expected.
There are many veterans of the army of
Northern Virginia in this section and a
delegation will probably go up from Sa-
vannah.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-05-23
TIE CITIZENS, CLUE.
1t Discusses the Registration andsRur-
ity Of ths Ballot.

A meeting of the Citizens club was
held at Turner'S hall last night. 1t was
largely attended by the members, 1t was
rumored beforehand that it was the in
tentiou Of the club to indorse its presi-
dent for the senatOrship from this dis
trict, but he was not present and
the matter was not taken up. Mai.
John Schwar1 was in the chair
in his absence. Several new members
were elected, and speeches were made by
Messrs. G. B. Whatley, w. w. Chisholm,
DR.. H. A. F'alligant, Mr.. A. L. Alexander
and others. The sub. ects discussed by the
speakers were the purity of the ballot
and the registration question. Dr. F'alli-
CANT and others spoke against the taking
Of city contracts by city officials. The
much talked about deficit in the city
treasury was also under discussion.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-05-23

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The Office Abolishod.

The office of Mr. j. e. Tucker, who was
formerly vice president of the South
Bound railroad, has beon. removed to
Jacksonville. The ONCE Of vice president
Of the South Bound was only a nominal
or an ornamental one, and has now been
abolished. Mr. Tucker is again in the
position formerly held by him as land
commissioner of the Florida Central and
Peninsular railroad, with headquarters
in jacksonville
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-05-23
FOR sEAsICKNEss
Use uorsford,s Acid Phosp,

Use Horsford's Acid Phosphate.
Dr. j. Hummelshine,, of steamship
Teutonic, says: Il have prescribed it in
my practice among the passengers trav-
cling to and from Europe, in this steamer
and the result has satisfied me that if
taken in time, it will, in great many
cases, prevent seasickness. I'D
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-05-23
Married IN Charleston.

Mr.. Charles Voss, who is employed at
Kolshorn Bros, and Miss Marguerite
Leofel, Of Charleston, were married Sun
day, at 526 King street, in that city. Mr..
and Mrs. Voss have received the congrat-
uiations of numerous friends since their
return 10 the CITY.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-05-23
Reduced Rates.

The Suwanuee Springs Hotel has re-
duced rates of board for the
summer months to $40 and sl2 per
week. Excursion tickets on sale by
all roads at reduced rates. Now
is the time to visit these far-famed
springs. Springs and baths in fine condi-
ton; for rooms, ETC., address Suwannee
Springs Company Suwannee, Fla An
drew Hanley, president and general man
auar nd
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-05-23

The Bellevue viii make another Of
those delightful excursions to Warsaw
on Sunday, leaving the city at 9 a. m. and
Ihunderbolt at /! a. m. warsaw is the
best excursion resort in the vicinity of
Savannah and the bathing is the finest on
the Atlantic coast. The advertisement
elsewhere gives full particulars. -ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-05-23
The @. I. A. Whist Contest.

The prize in the second division of
whist at the games tournament of the
Catholic Library Association was won by
DR.. w. f. Comm, after very close con
test. The four players in this division
made four consecutive ties. The final
score was as follows: w. f. Comm, 1874:
r. G. O'Byrne, 1873; NJ. J. Kavanaueh,
lS2: John brennan. Isl.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-05-23
MARLow's TANNERY BURNED.
The Loss $4,000, Partly Covered by
Insurance

The NARROW tannery at NARROW burned
just before daylight yesterday morning.
The fire was discovered by the Waterman
near by just after having seen u man leav-
ing the building. 1t spread rapidly, and
the entire building was soon in flames aud
burned to the ground Six hundred sides
OF finished leather were burned.
The loss on the building, which was a
two-story structure and contents, includ-
ing machinery and stock, is estimated at
$4,000, and is partly covered by in
surance.
The tannery was owned by Mr. j. W
Preston and was operated by the Warrand
patent tanning process 1t will be rebuilt
at once.
The origin Of the fire was clearly in
cendiary, though no clue TO the incendiary
has been obtained.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-05-23
worlds Columbian Expopition

VIII be Of value to the world by illus
trating the Improvements in the mechani-
cal arts, aud eminent physicians will tell
you that the progress in medicinal agents
has been Of equal importance, and as a
strengthening laxative that Syrup of
Figs is far in advance Of all others.-ad
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-05-23
Dor Over Fiftv Ynara.

Mrs. WINsLow's SooTHNs SYRUP has
been used for children teething. Itsoothes
the child, softens the gums, allays AL pain,
cures wind collie, and is the best remedy for
diarrhoa- Twenty-Five cents q hot.
tle.-Ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-05-23
MORE GUARDS FOR CAMP.
a Late Delegation to Join the Ba,
talon To-day.

Privates w L. Grayson, T. w. Lyons
and Fred Morgan left for Griffin last
night to join Company A of the Guards, at
Camp Northen. Lieut.. John M. Bryan.
Of the STAFF, and Lieut.. J. Ferris Cam,
of Company c, will 60 up tonight, and
will be accompanied by a considerable
squad Of recruits for the battalion. Col.
Peter Reilly, who left last night on a tour
OF the North Georgia health resorts. will
stop over at the camp to-day.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-05-23

In the sense OF getting rid of it, instead of
having it shake your OF course you would.
Ihen use Hostetter's Stomach Bitters and
give II the grand and final shake This
standard medicine eradicates It root and
pSIaheh aad iortihes the system against il.
Most efectual too ia the 6ltters IN cosos ~
SSSSsPePsh. Dihousncss. constipation uer-
sounshess' rheumatic and kidney complaints.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-05-23
Lookl low La Thiap

Round trip tickets from Savannah to
Suwannee Springs, including one weeks
GARD at the hotel, S17.00.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-05-23

Nine. lie tavre, who is lecturine IN New
ork on dress says that men with classic
women they should dress with true ari ana
they should be living, animated pictures.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-05-23
EDUCATIONAL.

TIVE BEST IS THE CHE pest ,,e,.
l. stationery is an indication OF YOU. hing
ner OF conducting business Have ever , srlt
neat and trim, In good taste and on g0o o,arS-
rial, from the complete printing, 4llhoSs s,yaEA
ing and blank book manufacturing I ~
msnt Of the Morning News. Savannah
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LUoDsA& Bates s. an

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WEATHER PROBABILITIES - w.
n EaDAf; Partly cloudy to cloudy weatbaI.
WARMER Farla0Iy WINDS. generally southerlv.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-05-23

When you've got a thing to saw
say It. Don't take half day
When your tales got little in IL
crowd the whole thing in a minute
LIE Is snort-a Meeting vapor-
WI WI you M me whole blamed paper
Could be crowded in an inch
bon her down until she SINNERS.
Polish her until she glimme-s:
When you've got a thing to saw.
Say 1t. Don't take half day.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-05-23

The smaller engines could be sent
further south. Around the outskirts Of
the city the pressure from the hydrants
should be sufficient for all purposes. and
the running of heavy engines for long
distances through heavy sand done away
with This system of fighting fire from
hose pressure alone in the resi-
dence sections where the houses are
small Is being generally resorted to in all
the larger cities. The force of men
should also be increased. Their. are
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-11-23
Cine renetianiidc siSpaiia.

Seine gerings Roas in ben tiinTtles
ridden uno IiterariI9en &rsiien Der
&enaiiIancs fheint bic benetidniIbe
Spurttiane 8srpnita SSranto geIpielt
au babsn. 2lu9 mar iie feline unbsz
Oeutsnoe Oi1tsrin, unb ma9te BON ibz
rem Salsnts 8sbrdu9, nm b09It be-
rs0ts uno erIhiittsrnos @arnungen an
ale sSene gu 6intsrlaTen, bic ibrsn
Gebenspdnoel ua9dbmen mD5tsn.
Der 9tuF i3rer S86n6sit, anmut6
uno 9slsbrIamtsit ging bur9 gang
europa, uno per Stalien bsreiIts,
i1eute eiren groBen 1lmfpeg nirbt, nur
I'M einen Slid bon Der anbetunegs
piirbigen nNDmpbs Der Qoria" duf5uz
fangen. 8sronita mar i'm Sabre 1916
QIboren, itarb DsrbdltniBmGBig jung,
uno psrma9te ibr @ermDsen rsligiDIen
Stiftungen. 0oa I6on beupr iie bic
sSrripegs ibrss 2eb.ns 6ereute, ga6 iie
iil tlar unb oeutli1 BON cen iis ums
ringenben @efabren HsfsnI9dft,
Iu4te gtnosrs bapor gu idiibsu unb
ideute por teinem @elbopfer 5u bic
fem 3ped suriid. 90 idrieb lie elmer
Treunoin, I'm beren So6ter lie be-
Iorat mar; ngrIaube mir, Did auf bic
Orp6enoe @efabr dufmsrtIam gu ma=
den. 0u ipsibt, pie oft ih Dir rist6,
auf Define So9ter gu aaten. glls 9u
mid nit ibr bsIubteit. trug ite gslbss
(0is Site, it9 oas Saar gu fdrben,
eigsntlit1 nur gu bleiben, mar in isner
3eit cine qrt Symbol bss GOurtiIa>
nsntbums, obpo6l bic Site duh bon
Oielsn porne6msn 0amsn, gang bsions
bers in @eneoig, angsnommen uurbe.)
Saar, unb es itanb ibr gut. Mir absr
mahte Der glnbIid Summer. @ldubs
mir, es gibt feline troItloIers uuo elsn>
bsre GriItsnS, ais bic Der GuurtiIane.
Seine @eift6iimer, feline 8srgniigunz
Q.u, feline 8ortbsile tDnnsn i6r @rIas
fir bas bistsn, mas iie opfert." 0sro>
mia gab i9liebli4 nit bier3ig Sdbren
iAren 2e6snspanoel auf uno truu ii9
Iogur cine 3sit lang nit benz 9soanz
Ten. sinsn reIig:Oien Orosn ms 2eben
au rufen. Sie Itarb 1881, urb nod
b:utigestdgs nebmen ibre 8eoicbte, be-
ioupers Die gum &ubme @eHcoigs, si=
n,u berporrdgsnoen PlaB in Der itdz
IisuiIdsn 2iteratur elm.
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Ser fleenc 8aroe.
(Sddfide 8omanse).

Gs mar q Mdl a tlesner 8arbe,
Mit en- SerSen fab unb baroe;
Manhe nannt' er ymeine aleene",
Nber nebmen tpollt' er Scene:
Wurbe, iparbe, tlsener 8urbel
sSn benz .Srug gum blanten S1psrtsA
Sang er einitmdls i'm &onSeroe,
Wo oas bibIde, blonde sSebbhen
8smm9en idmicrte am 9iffebb4sn:
Daroe, iparoe, tleener 8aroe!
syeirig rief er: ,SerssnSldmm1en,
Samisr'n Sc msr bod oo1 a 9smms
6en!"
limb ie f9mierte fingsrbide,
Warf n gu perliebte Slide:
@arbe. paroe, tleener Saroe!
Saum bas 9smm9sn in bem Wagsn,
Dbdb er ibr BON 2isbe Iagen;
So6 oas MGb6sn ihbra4 gsrieben:
r's Srpb0egoa erI4t unoerI9rieben!"
Watoe, paroe, tleelsr 8aros!
ltnb er nabm oas neSbs 0eib6en
gluf bem Stanoesamt gum 8eibden-
O'rauf parb tGlbsr i6re Minne
limb be 8uDber, adj, 10 binns:
8aroe, parbe, tleener 8arpe!
rWarum," rief er, nlie6e SebOe,
S9miert'it De friebsr benn 10 febSe9"
SA6rab Der tleene S9perenebber:
r's feobe Ssmmhen mar d &eeber!"
Wurbe, tparbe, tIesner 9arbe!
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Graiterfonfeftion.

Dem ginflub Der ieipeiligsa Wiobez
ridtuEs iinb audi bic neueiten @rf4eiz
nungen in Der Srauercpnfeetion unter>
iprrfsn, natiirlitb MIR 10 melt biefe teis
nen us6ertreibunsen bulbist. Sol9e
follen BEL Srauertoiletten unbebinst
bermisben unb es ioq Der einfu9en,
ungeiu9ten Gaeon itets Der 8or5us gez
geben iperDen. 2lls Material gu ben
5oiletten, ioipeit bisIe fir bic srfte 3eit,
alfo fir tiefe Srauer bsItimmt iinb,
gilt nod INNER Der englii9e Crepe,
Der auf matter. ni9t raui9snber Seiz
benunterlage (@rpsgrain) perarbeitet
pirb. Sn Der 3peiten SGlfte Der
Sraueraeit iperben matte MplItpffe ges
nrmmen. entfpeber fol9e nit slattem
5onO OOer nit tpinSigen Streumuitern.
bic aber INNER auf gerippter ober ges
fhniirlter unterlase auftreten poer
grepes nit tleinen, tpeit bon einanber
plucirten. pie ssitidt uusiebenoen Bier
edd)en oOer S6langenlinien, bic in
matter SeiOe eingspsbt iino. Oieie
tos9ieln nit in ipaserebter &i9tung
gefreppten @eipeben ab; ebenip beliebt
iinb GaIbemire unb fir Gonfections,
alio umbiiGsn ober Paletots, enttpeber
cheoiotartige Stoffe ooer Mio9air9es
tpebe nit gleidmdbis getrspptem uosr
aus tleinen 8iereden uno 3id5ddz
linien ftb suiammenIeBsnoem Spnb.
gtls 8eIab bon Soiletten unb llmbiillen
lam nur engliIdsr Grepe perpenbet
tperbsn; an ben H0dsn tritt Elm Iol4er
sntipeber, mas Der Mobe gar niht uns
tsrliegt, als breites Ranobiais auf ooer
er lit in Sorm fleiner, parallel dnges
bra6ter R0a6enleiiten placirt, hie
Thmalen @oritob buben. 9al6trauers
Soilstten biirfen i9Sn nit matten
Mpbdir6orben, mattem Seioenbdnoe,
ebenIpl9sn SaisbsidBen etc. gdrnirt
tperben, bod beitebt audi in Der Wa6l
bieier berI9iebenartiger IufpuBmate>
rialien ie nab Der 9erIon, I'm bic man
trausrt, Elm llnterI4iso. SIT elm nahes
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-11-23

Die beiben lebten SGluitratipnen pers
anI9auli9en Sruuerbiite. Sin runoer
@repebut (5igur go. - Uirb auf elmer
StsiTtiilform bergeitellt, bic nit benz
eenanntsn StoFfs gang beipannt piro.
9tn Der SnnsnIeite Der Srdmpe. ba,
mo tie iid) ibeinbar einrullt, iiBt eins
Reibe matter Saisperlen. Sorne an
ber mdBig bobeu adppe eine Crepe
mdI6e nit brsitsn,, fdltigsn S6lupfen
unb 3ipfelenben, aus tpeld]er cine
matte Saisfsber dufrugt.
Cine gei9madpplle 5Tque fir Sal6s
trausr ptrb aus gouffrirtem Grepe nit
ireiBsn &oIetten gefertigt. Die feline,
runbe &appsnfornr dus mattem Saisz
gefleht uoer faltig gsfpdnntem Crepe lit
nit einsm @niubs uns gouffrirtem
Crepe perIe6sn, Der rurTe unb ieitfpGrts
Ip reid gereibt lit, oGb er ii9 fd4er'
f0rmig aufitsllen fu1tir- 3u beioen Seis
ten bieIer isitli6sT 6d9srtbeile iiBen
IoIstteT aus tpeiBau matten Seioens
crepe. tintsr bensr 3ipfelmdI4en aus
Crepe aufragen; gTnheipangen aus gss
ialtetsm Grspsbanoe.
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: Gin Ipmanf d lub b.. (8pm
asoacteur pegeu Wtnn9els ar Raum
suIammenseItri9en). rSttofar nabur
einen Shnaps, bunH feinen Sut, ReiBr
aus. neitsr teiue Roti5 BON Ieiilen 8ers
folgsrn, bann eiIteR Heoolpen aus Der
Sni9s unb ift oas 2ebsnl~
= Summdrii 6. nSSbr Soitn
bat ia bic Sohtsr bss GulonidlpGd=
ren6Gnolers S4tamper gebeiratbct!-
- ,9tllernfrgs = BON tsm be5isBen
min ii6erbaupt MIes!"
SalIgejprGd- Serr 6u
idner Sdnserin): Sir sic, meip
SrGulsip. piiros id mein 2ebeR etn=
feben = aus ben tiefiten Bahers
i6liinoen piirbs i9 Sic retfeu. -
sfrdulsir: Sonnen Sa benn fhipims
men2 = Scrr: ., mein SrduIein. in
sSbrer Rdb. I9pimme itb ia Pets in
@liidieligfsit!
= 3ettmangsI. Gr: rSo.
@eliebte, nun bah ia Dir in eine-
tleinen balben Stunoe msine gang.
8ergaussnbeit er8dbIt -. nun er3d9le
audi Su.. - Sic; Do bentit Ou
biu, Gktisbter, ss lit iaon hober Rd9s
.nittas = i9 psrb, Nors,n in oQsr
Triibe humit beginner!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-11-23

6idis, ais Stebtraeen, pai1e unb Stuls
pen duftritt. Den glatten, ettpa bier
Yarbs ipsiten, riidpGrts in sipei $3obl>
falten georbnetsn Gpd umgeben flint
f9male 9iaisleiIten aus boppelt ge<
nrmmenenl, i9rdgsm Stoffe, bic am
pberen Ranbe nit einem 8orItoB aus
Crepe 5u perisben fino. Die Snnenz
adrnirung bss Rodes beItebt enttpebtr
in einem feitpnnirten Satinpolant pber
einem f6parSen Stidereiitreifsn; Der
pbere Ranb lit ettpa l Ia 3oll brett
nit f9rdgfabigem Crepe eingefdbt.
EiidipGrts in Der Wtitte Iiben in eerins
gen Gntfernungen spei Roietten aus
Grepe. Die Saille tritt unter ben Gpd
unh lit nit elmer iih Bis CUR 9l4islnabt
iiberbatenben Paife aus Grepe ausgez
ffattet. Die SaiIIe bat anpaFenbe
Suttertbeile uno glatt iiberIpanntsn
Sberitoff, Der an ben @proer6abnen
faltig 5uIummengenommen mirb. Den
stbidluB Der poIIe bilbet ein Crepe
f6pf6en, aus einem ooppelt eenpmmez
nsn, in Der Wtitte gereibten Strsifen
hergeitellt uno an beiben @noen nit
elmer GreperoIette abI9lieBeno. Die
Stsbfragen @runbform oedt fdGtiger
Crepe, Der Ieitipdrts inter elmer Der bsi>
ben RoIetten i9liebt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-11-23

Ser Rod lit in eeir66nli6er Grt
bergeIteat. On ieinem 8oroerhlntte
eri6ein.n Spei 6oblfaltsnbabnsn aufz
geIebt, Die I9embdr be 8egrelgung
zines Oas 0epunt einIcbIieBsnoen 0ops
ptlrpdss bilbsn uno sniI9en beiru elm
breites, ipib 3aIammeusendbtes Siais
aug snglii6em Crepe ungsbrG1t lit.
Sasfslbs mub nit 9srubefaoiaseWeouis
feline unterlest iein, od Der Crepe ii9
ftcrt ausoebut. Die Sails tritt untsr
ben Rod unb idlieBt nit einsm glatten
Stoffgiirtsl ab. an ben gu bcioen Seis
Ten matte Saisi9nalIen angebru9t
Tnb. Rinssum erT9sint Der glatt iiber
bas 5utter gsipannte Stuff in Mieber,
form nit Crepe beIebt. ipelher aud
nod an ben 8orSertbeilsn als iptb ans
qebra9ts pahe iithtbur ipirb.
Den Stebtrugen bedt @repe6eiab;
bic Germel babsn dnpaNenoe sSuttsrs
tteile uno grpbs, aus geruben Stoffs
babnen gereibte SGoppen, bic nit sipei
8plants obi6lisben. Der untere Der.
ieIbsu 1T psientIi4 su9er ala Der obere
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-11-23

gr ifarrts inn na@, ipis sr nun
f9nsller unb f9neller babinbrauIte unb
snblih i'm Walbesbuntsl berIbpanb;
iis iant in bic 9iIIen bes Bagens uns
bislt ibre 9lugsn fsit gsIdloHen, lie
fiiblten es bsibe: es mar porbei fir ims
ner!
Wiebsr einmal batten stpei Wiens
idtn ben redtsr 9lugenblid psrpdbt =
roas eine Wort blieb ungeIproden" -
borbei, porbsi fir INNER!