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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-07-03

girl proposes to wear when she wants
to be particularly dressy and indulge
in decollete effects. With the yellow
drop skirt and waist lining, she will
wear a yellow sash made in a rosette
at the back and ending in long stream
ers, which at intervals are tackled into
the semblance of a knot and caught
with small yellow roses that tone into
the silk.
The COrSnge Trimming.
The corsage is outlined by a garni
ture of foliage and yellow roses to
match those in the sash. Another
slip is violet-hued, and with this she
will wear a tucker of violet mousse
line, appliqued with tiny silk violsts
outlined with silver thread. A COR
sage bouquet, with a few violets and
many long, slender, graceful stems,
and a girdle of violet mousseline com
plete this pretty costume.
The third slip is in the exact tone Of
the net, and with this she will wear a
tucker and sleeve ruffles of repousse
lace, with soft silk girdle to match,
while a touch of color will be given
by natural flowers. The net dress
was a pattern, with ruchings already
made and applied, for which she paid
$40 She had it fitted by the house
toulouse dressmaker, who has made
up most of her simple, but effective
wardrobe.
For a Tall Girl.
The embroidered swiss shows a
small fieur-de-lis and is of exquisite
quality. AS the girl is tall, she can
stand a yoke, but she has selected a
pattern which shows four deep points,
in back, front and sides, formed by
three rows of fine insertion. The skirt,
which badely misses the ground and
consequently will please her dancing
partners nightly, has three rows of
the insertion above the narrow hem.
A Dutch neck finishes the blouse,
which Is gathered into a high, tight
fitting girdle of the Swiss. This will
be hidden by the ribbon girdles she
may elect to wear with the frock. The
finished with embroidery to match the
insertion.
The absolute simplicity of the cos
tune will make it inconspicuous, and
the girl will have many dainty access
series to wear with it. One of these
is a deep 1880 bertha made from strips
of the embroidered swiss and insertion,
in points to match those on the skirt
yoke. Among her girdles is one of
pure white, with gold buckles, which
she will wear with the white bertha
A pompadour sash is one of her treas
ures, and she has a fiat garniture of
rose leaves to wear with it. English
women spend much money and in
genuity on artificial flower garniture,
and American girls are beginning to
use them. But they must be of ex-
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-07-03

at the temples. Many are provided with
black or white lace wells, doubled for
further protection and inclOsing a
mica square for vision, these giving
quite the look of a masked disguise.
A number of up-to-date women pre-
fer these light wells and masks COM
bined to the big goggles also worn, for,
besides their ugliness, the goggles
must be accompanied by veil, which
increases the neat and discomfort.
But if eyes are strong, and the run
not too long. a lace veil may be worn.
In that event the coquette is quite as
fiXy through all the rest Of her get-up,
which strictly speaking, is not the
thing al all.
Motoring FOOtGear Is Clumsy.
Genuine motoring footwear partakes
Of the clumsiness that is shown in the
rest of the get-up, high boots of tan or
black leather being the prescribed
thing. Such foot coverings women ex-
perienced in the sport find admira BILE
for long and hard runs. and their long
topped leather gloves are proportion
ately protective.
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cap with patent visor is sometimes
worn.
skin Suits the Thing.
That the fair sex holds these skin
suits pleasing is evidenced by the fact
~ for automobile use. Some fashion
able wearers, given to hunting. find
them admirable for this purpose, and
If a get-up in two shades of leather
can be found all the better.
An orange-like brown and a soft
pale yellow are combined in "A leather
dress for hunting. The loose Jacket
hangs in side pleats from a novel yoke,
the yellow skin shaping soft bands
into which the fiared collar and far
ing cuffs are inserted. Strange enough,
with these already brilliant, if soft,
hues, pomegranate silk (another shade
of Yellow is used for lining.
Motoring finery for midsummer ad-
mits of more frivolties than for au-
tumn and winter. If the run is a short
one, the most elegant costumes are
merely covered with a long pongee
or shower-proof coat. which is thrown
off at the destination. These coats, in
some instances. are very elegant, for
in various shades of blue, red and
cream the silky material is made more
captivating by an Immaculate cut and
finish
An Ulster Eject.
An ulster effect, betting at the back.
distinguishes some long and rather
loose models. which may or may not
be varied with contrasting stitching,
the belt showing both in storm and
dust coats. The former, too. are often
in plaid waterproof, and these, with
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-07-03

corresponds to the rolled pinchusion Of
It is perforated with holes no larger
than a pin head, then turned up and
stitched in the form OF a hollow sack,
four inches one way and three inches
the other. This is filled with powder
packed in very tight, and the end is
sewed up with strong over-casting.
The round powder box thus forms
nucleus upon which the strip of cham
dis is rolled and finally tied with a
strip of ribbon. Every time the cham
dis is unrolled some of the powder
Sits out of the perforat tons and is
rubbed on the face with the thinner
part of the chamois. There is no dec
Grafton, the channels being pinked or
cut in scalIOps around the edges.
If the traveller has a new bag, which
she is Quitting. a neat homemade
gift is a thin sachet pad for the bot
tom of the bag. This should consist of
a single layer of wadding split to hold
the fragrant powder. then covered with
finest silk or null, as space is of pri-
mary value.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-07-03
Motoring Finery for Mid
Summer Full Of FrivoIities
Pongee and Shower Proof Silk Coats Fvo Proper Hand and Foot
Covering for the Auto DeVotee

To begin at the beginning of an in
teresting subject good automobile
f1nery is not cheap. The leather suits
which are used in some parts of Eu-
rope all summer, are i'm best quality
possibly only to the few. The soltest
skins are employed for them, and
these, treated to rich and special dyes
for women's wear are resolved into
costumes astonishingly modish in de-
tail. 1t seems homogeneous to ind
shaped fiounces. fancy Jokes ana
"biases" done in leather, and when
the whole get-up is lined throughout
with silk it seems odder still. Plaid
flannel, however. doubles the major
ity of the leather costumes, whose
models run 10 short, fun skirts and
loose coats. They are seen in rich
reds, in soft, faded tones, browns, vel
lows and black. with an occasional
CONNECTION in all white just to show
what the French makers can do.
With such a get-up, a hood-shaped
hat of matching chamois or a leather
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-07-03
hounces of the material, which in turn
are finished with tiny ruchings.
Costume of Figured Net.

fiounces of the material, which in turn
are finished with tiny ruchings.
Costume of Figured Net.
An exquisite costume of figured net,
recently finished for a tall blonde. was
stamped in Russian violets and made
with a very full skirt, trimmed with
ruchings and worn over a drop skirt
of fine white lawn, edged with lace.
The bodice was made in surplice style,
with transparent chemisette of fine
lace. and the same lace appeared as a
flounce for the puffed sleeves. With
this costume a sash of violet colored
liberty satin is worn, caught at inter-
walls with artificial Russian violets.
Stockings and satin slippers to match
complete a costume that will make a
belle of four seasons look like a de-
butante.
Dotted nets and all-over laces show
ing dots play a large part in the pref
" frocks which are beginning TO grace
the summer bathrooms. The deep cream
and ecru nets are almost as popular
as the pure white weaves, and some
times combine to better advantage,
with colors.
A young girl who has planned her
wardrobe with great care for a three
weeks stay at the seaeshore has pro-
vided only two dancing frocks, but
she frankly admits that she expects to
attend at least four hops each week
and yet not he conspicuous by wearing
the same dress repeatedly. One Of the
frocks Is plain net. in what is known
as the natural tone; that is, about the
same shade as the natural pongee.
An Embroidered Swiss.
The other is an embroidered swiss
The net is made with ruchings of the
same color and material. is cut with
"A square neck and elbow sleeves. and
has three slips to be worn with II.
They are all of silk. and were picked
up during the past winter and spring
at ridiculuously low prices. One is of
a yellow, which tones peculiarly but
perfectly into the net. and this the
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-07-03
quisite quality.
Sheer Batistes in Single Tones.

sheer Batistes In Single Tones.
Among the materials in delicate tints
which lend themselves well to dancing
frocks are the sheer batistes in single
tones and the new wash chiffons, wllch
are plain and delicately figured. Ex-
quisite embro1deries and delicate lacee
are combined with the batiste and
where the chiffon is accordion pieated
there are remarkable skirt yokes and
panels Of lace which At over the plea&-
ing.
A peculiar but attractive color COM
bination was shown at a recent social
function. 1t was pale blue and Law
ender. The drop skirt was Of lavender
silk. and over-dress of pale blue silk
mousseline. The mousseline was laid
in two-inch puffs. so that the lavender
tint showed through in elusive shad-
ings. The bodice was shirred in three
rows around a low Dutch neck. and
had a pointed bertha of renaissance
lace dyed to match the blue in the
mousseline. The girdle was of laven-
der. and the streamers were caught at
intervals with silk violets.
Blue Popular for Evening.
Blue is popular for evening gowns,
and lace dyed the same tint is used
good deal in trimming. Pale green and
white are combined. batiste and plain
and embroidered chiffon being used
with fine laces. Triple skirts and triple
elbow sleeves are much affected by tall
girls, but, like shirred costumes, they
must be avoided by the short girl In
clined to embonpoint. There is a
marked absence OF the medallions seen
so much last summer, and wide or mar
row insertions are preferred.
Dainty girlish wraps In fichu form
will be used for going TO and from the
dances. Taffetas and China silks are
much used. They are trimmed with
numberless little founcss or ruchings
OF the same material Fichus Of bat
CONTINUED on Page Twenty-throS.l
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Needs and Fdds
of Outdoor Girls

The out-of doors girl is a recog-
nized factor among men and women
who design fashions and trinkets for
the summer trade. Her orders are
no longer counted among the unusual
events of the summer market. but her
slightest wish is catered to with ex-
pensive novelties.
Fair riders are offered a number of
novelties this season for the habit.
Fine khaki cloth and linen crash are
preferred for hot weather wear to
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CONTINUED on Pago Twenty-thr0s-l
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-02-16
8aiar

Blair abinbeforening bar peb TT
fbite Msbe 6efluttet at bolbe 8aiar
til Defining af airtens @alb 3orss
ben 2 8. 5ebr., bspnbenSs
ST. 2 gfterm.
ane interesIerebe abinber bebes
inbienbe @~enitanbe til llhfaleet %
liqelebes Wabparer, ba Der pil 6libs
TerDeret Mftensmab, Is Gents pit.
Waaltib.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-02-16
0orresponoanler.
@aro 81 %. DAT.

Oct oil monlfe interesiere cen og nns
oen at bgre liot ell Gang imelfem fra
bet itore @nrb So. % be bnnIie Me'
nigbeoer Der.
Oct er Del n9iifu u1iuii9i at ~referere
oae Beeiuenbsoer, od osr ct ooer trebis
be Drill mellem ben peitlioe ug Den sitli'
se Weni9beo. Oct fan n9lten li9es
me6 Sonoheo, al Oper butte op iom
8aooebatie Der, buor Der for faa Qar
iioen life par onoet enb lllue. @replin-
OR oe onoet Yilot. s BET %norousitlise
Sisrne al G%ounirlet. bucr oe ftefte
8anits Dor. er asumare Ie1veN itgrlte
% centrole 0p.
6ejlfolen / 5rinitntis Meni9beo, fire
Wil moro for aenmnre gndr ~temmelig
eobt. no9le % type Gleuer beisaer
Sfolen / 8inter, Utiis 6. @riloien er
9ererinoe iaen aar. Dirs. g. Car
len: 3 Mil noro for aitten. osoe fort
eitsr 9tptaar % bleu be9rauet pan Erie
nitaiis airteeonrb. Meb Den npe Bro.
itebolia, iom bliusr opfsrt. snor bet me.
get lnngiomt.
0euport, ieflten Weil noro for aens
mare, er enbnu life me9et a Ell 8p. ba
Der euona life er Sernbnne iii Bpen;
men man uerter pan .@rsai Ioribsrn"
Barren III CONNER.
3ions Menisteb ueb 0eipport inmmen
meo Betesoa Weenigbeo ueb Ofc 8en'
ME bar faloet Siuoeut s. Nielien, Gbis
co9o. iii Bra It. Gn itot aoinoeiorenins
bleo bannet Der / iioite lse. Gnfelte
ameriianere omfrins 3ions Menisbeo
on FER Of i9lge oeres 5nrme. ian Der er
en- goo 9ejlisbeb for DANTE, iom snlte
et 6iem / 81. 3atota. Yrifeu er nls
minoeli9 fra 1900 til 1000 8oa. Gn
6alpdnoen Mil noro for Nenport fig
ger gDen BGtierion; men ON ben bar
nos en- inrlis 5remtio. oil 9iben uiis.
8eg9e Sper lieoer pau ofu sitre 8reo
al BEN lnnee 9es 9es so.
Wtc aennp er Ell 'emmeli9 tripelis
gp peb Wouie Riuer, ippe UPif noros
Dit fer aenmare. @n @ren al Bofsn
oenies beriil n9ite CONNER. 20 npe
Bper ouffebe op bet iiblte Narstio
noropelt for Mc aennp Mouie 8iper.
Sffe miubrs emo ief5 Msnisbsoer os
ire Yr9oiteplabier iinoe8 mn blano
Dnniferns beroppe.-
Get iioite 8eies, ui bauoe al iremme.
be 9raiter beroppe. bar Yaltor M.
Seniens fra Ountonno. 6on fom sons
Sfs uuaniet Tor; si;sr 9piddr. iaa bet
neiien iffr 6leu lib at befeaoieere Ms.
oerne. SIR. 7omien fra 9~u'chinion
leoiageoe bnm pna Reiien. Baitor
Mabien. Tom bar beroppe isr Sul, Of
laebe osiaa ule Weni9beberne ct Beiss,
os liseletss Baitor Gnsbolm. bu ban
bar beroppe iii aresmsoet iioite Otter.
aar. Bi taffer benz nfs for Beissst o9
gibnesbprbet. Som i9en!
@n 69ffe Wfisiionsmsoer bar Der
prret runot ON / Wenisbeberne baa.
be Bethesda. 3ion. Gbsneier. Belle
Dem. Brianieu OF 9rinitntis. buori
ane &rsiens Yrniier bar oeftaeef.-
aresmebei / 5praarst pil pitt blipe |
9riniintis Meni9beb.
3. 8. 8.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-02-16
American, Dominion
oe White Star Lines
Dampere vedligeboider regelmassige For
bindelser mellem
New York, Philadelphia, Boston.
Portland, Halifax

Southampton.llverpoo Queenstown
De neste af dem er Dobbeltskruedam-
pere, ogtre af dem er de storste Damp
skibe / Nerden.
Den store POPULARITET, som oven
nevnte inner nyder blandt Diet reJsende
Publikum, er en- sikker Bergen for, at allie
Paseagererneer Genstand for venlig Imp
dekommenhed, god Opvartning, faar til
s~traekkelig og veltillavet Spise, hurtig
Overrejse esant Legetilsyn OK Medicin,
naar Diet b h9yes.
Desuden hndes | disse LINERS Skihe en-
Mangde FamiIielejligheder paa 80 VIC
relseT.
Der cores kun ringe Uphold | England;
thi Passagererne, som sejser med AnEkI.
CAN, DOMINION og WHITE STAB LINES
D~ampskibe, ankommer til England 1 rette
lid til at f~ortsastte Rejsen med Nordsp-
damperne til de and viske Havne.
De, som rejser fra det gaml c La q,
beh8ver heller like mt vente laengei Eng
land paa Befordring ill Amerika, dersom
Billetterne er udstedte paa ovennsevnte
Linier.
ON De skriver ill
Mark, r. G. BROWN,
.auox West Passenger Agent,
ders sendes 00.96 Dearborn ST.,
hiIllfEgt0k Chicago, III.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-02-16

gr9not 9ddro. - 9aaros
eier St9brs Gntes @aarb / 5aItersz
lep beb Stubbetsbing er forrige
Monba9 Rat fulbItenbig nebbrenbt.
9efatningen inoebrenbte meo limb
tagelie At nogle Sbin.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-02-16

% .0elipeg : 2arfen er beIfittebe til
4ttor os 9efenfor.
6pdb, ON Der ogiaa bleb bofbt
&ontrol meb oMs9bunterne" beIt
for 4tIanterbabet?
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-02-16

0ebsfutb. Hsbmano earl
0unien / Belle er forIeOen gtften os9
iom 5elge at Neutrality-suspicious..
Den ofosbe bIeb 81 War gdmmel %
par Snbeboper al en- al prOpinlen5
ItgrIte 9ulforretninger. 9dn bar
/ Il Qdr p9ret Meolem al 6aones
uobal9et / 8pen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-02-16

q b ma SogneprGlt
for Rsobing og &reiberg Menighso
unber @iborg Stiff 5. g. 5. SIR
qenfen er 6eIfitfet til SoeneprGIt
for GsilsIepmagIe MenigReo / Sjals
lambs Stift.
8eiIe 9ranbebdnef Il.
paa ct Wsoe, Der dfbOlotes forrige
2srOag / Belle al 0eIesereoe ira De
intereslerebe 9ommuner, piIte bet
fla, at be fornebne pengsmioIer I'll
ct guneonleg fra 9iDe til 9ranoe
par iitrebe.
IN Qopforilu9. 5 9anos.
tbinQet bar aultusminiiteren frens
Tal 5orilag til 2op ON Qooung Ill
4flesnina at 6eitio5ofer og &ctls
oenier liant 5orilus ON Cor til 2Gns
Bring I SIS 4 og 5 i 9op ON Jorfats
ferret o9 aunitnerret.
8rebt al Regre. 5 6plge
tnIfe Blade er Der fra 5pItzS poafri.
ia fommet Mebbelelie ON, at tn
Ssn at ben tibligere Gjer al goass
gaarb / Ssnbsrjpuanb, 8onien. er
oleben or9bt unbsr Qegeropitunben.
Zen unge WanO bar / 5slge .9ejm.
oel" / i'm lib ligget ION Soloat |
Ssnoer6org.
Oemt for 3tb8paa e t,
Den 18saarige pi9e, Der /
afpigte 4uguIt Maaneo fiat Slb pda
4lsbrupgdoro / Rub So9n (&ans
0erse9nen), er peO Rsrbdlo M. Il.
Serrebers Gtstraret iosmt 5orbshs
ringsbusarbejbs / 3 Qdr iant bsmt
til at %eritatte Observation-Disclosures
8~ranbnaben meb $4,000 ar.
timber famine Sag er, meboeltr
81. g., en- tibligere %itrufet perion,
Der hdbbe melot fig til politiet ION
BEN. Der bapbe puaiat Sloen, blepsn
ibemt 5engfel paa 9anO og 9rso
/ 2 @ange 5 9use for falit On
meloelie for Hetten.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-02-16

9ornbergning ga
I'll .SpllanbspOiten"
Itrioes fra 9empie: 5 oenne Mal=
neo bar man iet bet lanstfra bpgs
9elige Spn paa en- iterre @aarb oft
for gben, 6por ca. 200 3rober Seo
poa 0runb at H~egnpeiret maatte Ia
oes itaaenOe ube, at Der, MAJ Del
ret bar p9ret mutt, er blebet tsrt
2orn biem. Oct unoenbes til Strez
elie, ba 5uglene bar APPLET 81
aernen. Struaet er fe~lOfslgelig iaa
qoot ION intet p9ro.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-02-16

partiet, iaa ban fort efter bsoe iom
6slge al bet iterfe 9lobtab. % in
ben 9egen tom til Steoe.
Gn 8adrb / 9rdnb. 6ors
Ieoen @ftermtooag beb Setstiben
ppItob Der Sle / @oarben .Sbors.
mart" / Better 8renbersleb Sogn,
tilbprenoe groprietGr Riefen. ca
BEN % aoItaloen nebbr9nbte. Get
bar it9rt 9l9it.
St9ren fleiter muntert Der /
oisfe OaQe, Itribes Der nblig fra
5arboSre til 8agblabet. Den tom
Der i gegnnbeIfen at ugen.
Om Oberft 5rOft. Der
oisie 0age er bsb, fortGlEer .Qalb.
&mtat." FpIgsnbe 6iItOrie: Ober=
ten, Der BAR Gkf for 8. Battalion
4olborg I Slutningen at 5rebierne
pg / 9egbnbelien at 9olofierbierre,
Ifdl osb Siben at i'm 9rdbbeb %
9pgtigbeb babe p9ret iGrbeles
ftreng. Raur ba be gobe Spber Inn
tes, Oberiten babbe b9ret i9rli1
bdaro og Mdrihturene ualminoeIia
brgie, fang be at fulet 6ierte: IS
benne ginter bar Ri BAIT en- uIao-
panlig 5rOit -.
Men ben piIe Bile bleb fnart for
bubt.
Draft peb 10 IL b.
6orpogteren al !6erregaaroen Cant
geitop / 0unostrup Sogn arag. sr
nhlig tommen ulpttelig al 9ds'
Deb ct 9aabeTfuo. 8eb 12=3iber
sit ban paa Saat, % bd ban life BAL
penot tilbage til ST.. 4, Ie9te mar
efter BAN Og fanot BAN liggenp'
heb ct tort Stptte fra @aurben
9uelen bar gaaet gennem bejre On
o9 ub gennem Natten. Den tiltolot;
29ge funbe fun tonitatere, at Do.
ben par inotraabt. Man %formober
at lllptfen er itet peb, at aras 9,
Tnublet ober en- 5r9itub. 9an BIER
ca. So Qar gt. og efterlaoer Gntt
meo 3 Bern.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-02-16

6pab 9runbtbig sgbe E.
S et 5oreorag, iom 9sjitoleforitan=
Der Roienbabl 6olOt / Munoelftrup
forleben, ~fortalte benne | 5gl9e
,Qar6. Qmtst." fplgenbe glnetOote:
@runotnis bar paa !6~erregaarben
0nis iammen meb 5borDalbien o9
Oehlenf4ldger, og benne iibite fsgte
at fortlare Sboroalbien i'm litterere
Strfo meo 8aggeien, men giueos
buggersn tunbe life F~orltaa bet, pg
Seblenf9ldger fagbe oa:
BET fommer at, at De life bar
Lett nit 0igt, Der CAB Qnlebning I'll
Strioen; bet ltuloe be b%irfelig l9s
'ie!!"
Rel, flyer @runOtDig, bet fiji
De life laie, for bet er nogst
Stibtll"
oNaa," fagoe Oebleni6ldger, obu
ifreD Ogiaa meget SUITS ben Sang"
De 9jOrOe ieg Ogiaa", iOureoe
9runbtpia, linen ieg %OpfOrorer bel
Ter alorig nogen til at l9fe bet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-02-16

@n tor geGgeren9eOsz
%toncert til 5orOeI for be brano4
libte / Qaleiunb agtes aFbolot / Dor
5rue &irte / Gebenbdpn meb for
Oentet 3iGabelie at airtens Snipef=
ton og BET teI. 5beater.
aoncerten. bOis forretningsmass
iige Arrangement er oOertaget al
Milb. 6anisns Muiitforlag, bill
blipe giDet meb eanife uofegt for
trinlig tunifneriit asiiitunce, 81. 4.
meo tsl. adpelmeiter Soban SOeno.
fen iom 9irigent.
Oct bliper. fau Oiot Oibes, fsrite
Sang, Soban SDenbfen birigerer
Srfeiter peb en- &irfefoncert Der /
9ben.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-02-16

Den Ttore @sbningss
binbsf. = politibireftsren bar
6eorbret Qttion | Saoen mob 9i>
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Operretsprofuratorerne Npbofm
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-02-16

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beben paa be tore 9ibber er maaife
qarfagen.
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bdbbe %GienbOmme, iom grenieoe til
binanoen. Gn Worgen TOM ben enc
rtbenbe ben til ben anben, fOm par
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Samtale opitoo:
Sob Morgen. Sobn", tiger Rntz
teren.
SOB Morgen. Bill"
oglin !6eit er ipg, bet er biit idms
Spgoom, iom bin Seit buOoe.
6pab gap bu bin2"
Petroleum. ipureoe Sobn, 0g
oermeb enbte Samtalan.
Rpfte Morgen graber Sobn bibere
paa TN @rpft, ba Bill fommer.
Sob MOrgen, Sohn!"
Sob Morgen. giG!"
Seq CAB min 6eit p~etroleum, og
ben oebe."
Bet aiorbe min Ogiua", iagOe
Sobn itilferOig : og oermeo Itiltes
be TO.
9roiett ON EN- Sibebas
til 80 gene6anen. Gn
Sernbunebeputdtion babbe forleben
meo 5oltetbingsmano 9obmatnn So
retr9be hos 5rafitminiiter Sage for
at for6anble meb BAN pm IN Sernz
6ane fra Gbenie eaer Sebus III
8renoerup % muItgpis Oioere til ct
puntt pad Stats6anan.
MiniIteren ftinebe iig / 5eI9e
nMtibbelfart Qpis" life afoiienOe til
Santen, ON ban enb mente, at Sd
gen punitelig lob zig gennemfsre /
benne Canning. Wen Der bar, htz
rebe ban, 10 intet til 6inber for at
fomme meb ct priput 2obforilag /
nabnte aetning.
9sbsfa1b. 6orrise 2sroag
Osoe ct at be albIte MenneIte fer
Stepns, forepb9renbe Yroprietar
9enrit 9olm I StorebeOinge. 9an
opnaaeoe ben b9je Qlper at 80 4ar.
@ame 6olm par beltenot / ben Ggn,
boor ban / mango 4dr lebeoe % oirz
te0e. 6an bar en- Yr9iteien, og
bans @ugge Itob / 6eIeiteo prGitss
gdaro; men ira i'm llrgOom belis
geoe ban Qanobruget iine ar9fter,
% ban par / en- lang 4arrptte SIR
al Storemdrfsgaarben oeb Store6e
hinge. Deb lin brabe % elitD9roige
&aratter bdnot ban iig mango 8ens
ner, % ban bar life Blot en- bbgtig
2dnobruger, men n9rebe ogiaa iers
zig SnteresIe for 6apeb9fenet, bpor
for bans 0abe / lin lib anidas for
en- Msniterbabe. Sine fibIte Mar
til6ragte ben gomle Mano Dos lin
SOigerIen, proprietGr 6. germin /
Storebeoinge.
5ubritant 5. so. Suncter,
9runOlagser at Suncters aleOefa.
BRIT / aanbers, bsbe fOrleben efter
nogen 9iOs Sbageligbeb, 70 Oar
81. Qfbs6e bar baft Fers ofentligs
3%iqibsbberb.
Yoreret. 9d @runbtoig ion
ung 6oeoe pdd Datfenoorfs &ones
ginm, fom ban en- Dag = ~Fortalte
pditor Qunb at Blum, beo ct Wez
he forleben = inb / Ell 9erelie, bbor
en- Del 4dmmerdter lab beb ct @las.
Gn at 2ammeratsrne, iom bilos
briae @~runotOig, bebebe ba tit @fds
og ubbrsb:
uSad .britfer bi Gornuftens
Sfddl".
Men @runbtOig bar Der fom altio
Ildsf9rbis:
Oct er pent af Dem, mine Ger
rer", fagbe ban, at De minbes en-
.frab9renbe."
unber 6affeffetnipen.
Gn %nittenaarig 8arl, Ssn at 9aarbs
sier Sens SIR. 5anfen at lt6r, bar
Forrias Ssnbog 5ormibbass bos
1fhAafonu TIT. anS m..Y. L.L.-Ys.