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Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-04-11

rs wherever there is lace trimming on a
gown. Even in the lining of wraps AMI
all more elaborate coats there is frequent
ly a facing of chiffon laid over the satin
or Powered silk lining. Occasionally the
chiffon is of the same shade as the
lining. but more often it carries out the
color of the garment. A black satin
wrap, for example, lined with white satin
faced silk may be covered with film OF
black chiffon. or, again, the lining itself
may contrast sharply with the. costume
while chiffon the exact tone OF the mn
teral of the coat softens any discord ana
makes all to harmonize In the old lace
scarfs the covering may be of soft or
brilliant shade of pink. blue. yellow. green
or mauve--any color. in fact. which Will
accord with the gown which it adorns,
RHINESTONE SPANGLED SCARFS.
In selecting scarf II is of first inn
portance that it be of almost feather
weight Nothing is so unbeconing as n
scarf which Is sufficiently heavy to drag
on the shoulders and weigh down the
delicate ruffies on the gown. This att
once gives an ungraceful. narrow shout
der line, which is never attractive, no
ma 4ter how great is the desire to appear
of slender build The Egyptian scarfs.
which for a short while were so greatly
lin demand, lost their popularity through
this very cause. The weight of the metal
added to the already heavy net caused
the scarf to be both uncomfortable and
lunbecomfng. 1t was the scintillating of
AZ toL tha Etrvnfie n ~ rf
so effective. and this sparkle is still
sought in the rhinestone. spangles, Jet.
Istsel, crystal and colored bead work
ladornment to be seen now on the great
majority of the new scarfs.
Among the very latest importations are
to be seen many gowns quite evidently
copied almost stitch by stitch from some
charming portrait taken in the seven
teenth century--full length. tiny waist
line, long pointed panel down the front
of the waist, skirt really full about the
waist, the material laid on in plaits or
even gathers. And then these gowns are
made up in adorable shades of pastel blue
combined with salmon pink. or In mauve
and green combinations that are delight
fully cool and springlike in effect The
trimming is made up Of narrow double
ruchings Of lace or net, with tiny rose
buds and sprays of delicate maidenhair
fern, making perfect evening costumes for
the spring and early summer. Once more,
too, is the petticoat feature of the dress.
As soon as the skirt commences to be-
made long and full 1t requires to be held
up, and when the gown must be raised
for dancing the petticoat or lining must
be given as great attention as any part
Of the dress itself, for the gown that isl
trimmed with ruchings of laces and rows
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-04-11
FASHION DETAILS THAT EVERY WOMAN
SHOULD KNOW.

FOR linen, pongee or very light
weight woollen costume charming
model is shown in Fig 1, 1t is par
ticuiarly suited to linen, and in light colors
and white will be most attractive for a
summer costume of the sem-tailored or
der. The gown is a princess with skirt
of round length and perfectly plain save
for the deep V shaped guimpe of sheer
linen braided with soutache in an open
scroll pattern. The sleeves are also of the
sheer linen braided and are long, extend
ing over the hand in pointed mousque-
taire effect.
The coat of this costume is trimmed
with diagonal straps of linen set on down
the fronts so as to make series or
points where the coat fronts meet. These
linen straps or bands are braided with
soutache, which is set on diagonally. AT
the end of each strap there is fairly
large linen covered button.
The trimming does not extend below the
waist line, although the coat is quite long.
| 1t will be noticed that in the front this
costume has the normal waist line, al
though at the sides it is somewhat short
wasted. The line then slopes up until
at the back the coat is quite short
wasted.
One noticeable feature of this coat is
the slight fitness of the skirts, which
slope out most attractively from the
waist line
Perfectly fat at the top, the sleeves of
this coat are of the easy fitting kind, but
still adhere somewhat closely to the lines
of the arm. They are quite short. show
ing a considerable portion of the sleeve
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-04-11

- ID fascinatlngly pretty are ths
scarfs of this season, designed for
9th afternoon and evening wear,
that already their popularity is as
sured. Although the silk and
chiffon scarfs never so wholly out
of favor from one years end to another.
still there are certain times when the
style of dress of the moment seems TO de-
mand some such little addition, while
again there will be periods of months at
time when the scarf is worn only with
too close contact with heavy wrap. And
now once more with what might be
termed the reincarnation of the bouffant
skirt and short WASTED bodice. with long
point just in front. the scarf is an almost
necessary component of the picture gown
The scarfs of the moment are surely
more exquisltey pretty and at the same
time more effective than any which have
been seen heretofore. Some are of chiffon.
delicately hand painted. the design cor
responding with the pattern of POM
padour silk gown with which the scarf
heavier texture, deliberately embroidered
in crystal or in silk and gold and silver
thread combined. Then there are scarfs
Of sheerest silk embroidered at the bor-
ders or all over in some softly shaded
effect in ribbon work, Others again are
heavier, of lowered or figured silk or soft
satin, the pattern worked out especially
for the scarf with deep border of artls-
tically knotted sewing silk.
Extremely pretty are the scarfs OF
painted or printed chiffon. bordered all
around with tiny ostrich or marabout tips
either of plain color or in rainbow
shades, emphasizing the different tones
in the chiffon. There is really no end to
the variety Of designs in the new chiffon
scarfs and it Is difficult. indeed. to tell
which design is the most effectiye-the
plain shades, embroidered in iridescent
spangles. or In crystal beads, in sewing
silk combined with delicately shaded
paillettes, of rhinestones. the hand painted
scarfs which have perhaps fine covering
Of chiffon to soften any possible hard
lines, or those the shade of the gown
with which they are worn and cmbroid-
cred in silk in a design corresponding 10
the pattern of the Pompadour gown.
Most fascinating of all, however. at
the moment are the lace scarfs-lrish ap-
plique, finest ilet or any other kind. the
lace lined on both sides with chiffon OF
the sheerest quality procurable. 1t is
curious idea. this, the covering of costly
lace with a chiffon film. Yet to such an
extent has the fad taken hold that It 10
seen carried out in the real lace jackets
and blouses for midsummer wear as well
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-04-11

FIG, 2.-CREPE DE CHINE DINNER GOWN.
graceful figure. and yet the costume In
one which would not be unbecoming to
one of larger growth. If this be not too
poetical term in which to describe her
whom even banting has failed to reduce to
the moments ideal in slimness.
One of the most interesting points of
this costume is the placing of the EN-
broidery. OF this there is fair amount.
although at first glance the costume might
seem almost entirely plain. A second
glance, however, shows deep band of
embroidery around the high belt placed
lust above the high belt line and below
the open lace bodice. This embroidery
is most effective, being of fiat, striking
design in large open figures, which, with
the contrast of color, affords striking
note to the costume and adds much to It's
richness.
The same embroidery is used to trim
the back of the skirt and the train. Al
though the design is the same as that
of the belt. the pattern on the train 70
worked out in much larger size and is
more like an applique than an embroid.
cry. This costume is of crepe de Chine,
and the embroidery is a satin in the same
color in much deeper shade and mingled
with various tints of like tone. The
sleeves are of lace, and there are side
pieces or jackets of lace which are I'm.
ished at the top with gold cord arranged
in ornaments resembling epauletteA
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-04-11

A separate white bodice may of course
be worn with a cloth or rajah tailor
costume, but never when the sleeves OF
the waist form feature of the costume.
Every coat and skirt costume this year
should have waist of corresponding
color. Foulard is a favorite silk at the
moment for the waist of this style OF cos
tune, the background being of the shade
of the skirt and coat or perhaps one or
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-04-11

two shades lighter in tone, while the white
scroll work or dot generally found IN the
pattern makes the waist lighter and cooler
in appearance for this time of year. All
shirt waist sleeves without exception
are long and tight fitting Some are
finished with a narrow cuff of lace or
embroidery, others have the long point
over the hand softened by a bit of net
ruching, while the very plain ones have
the regular shirt cuff fastened with jewel
studs.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-04-11

plain skirt this summer and many gown
will cling imperceptibly to the figure, but
there is already evident desire for
greater width and fare in all gowns.
whether intended for street or evening
wear.
Another point under discussion is the
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-04-11

Of small roses must give suggestion Of
the same adornment about the hem of The
and whatever combinations
or contrasts of hue are displayed ON the
gown itself these must also be suggested
in the lining.
There win, Of course. be many a long,
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-04-11

" o fascinatingly pretty are the
scarfs of this season, designed for
9th afternoon and evening wear,
that already their popularity is as
sured. Although the silk and
chiffon sea rfs naver 90 wholly out
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-01-22

fIareos issIeoes At SEQ tpr
| Noropciten sen fprite 4alpoeI al
SSat,l,ar tamme0e fra at oer apalte-
iiita @apitrpm longs Haeific apiten,
Ser bri1ger mtloa 8inoe % gart1le,
.bopoe forlagt iin Suite {. 1000 Miile
.lnnger MOB @cit. Spaanalroen bar
/ set lioite Eilfel0e ~oabenbart Deret
uni0enba ol1L at set er sem berifen0e
.ginoretning fra 8acific 0ceanet, Ser
milo1er temperatures oper 8ritiif
Columbia oip., % at Set CT Ben, ser
lfober 9apsitrenm1en, life omDanbt.
Spuo SorOifiGlps Tornoiigelie1 ar=
gaar bier @iltpricn fife Ct eneite Gil
fplbc al, at pl1lfanlfe Toritprrelier al
.oe1 slrt ct blepet FORFEIT fornoiagte.
% fan i set belle fife forl.oligeS, for
81 llul, life fienor Gr,lloen til Dem.
t@or CT vSpaaoom" .nmocrti0en giort
sSplocit, beroer set padr en- rcn Iilfnlz
Sigbco. Sg bpao enoelig sen tr,,eoe.
StrGfning, fra Yl1gct .Sumb roro=
efter uugaar, bar sen paa nogle faa
bejlt ubetpoeltge MpitelIer ,,rr altto
bit Jig ret goot at boloe @allance. Set
oil Mrfor prre beb1t otter at looc
Set opifreante Stno faloe / Mo.. Ill.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-01-22
Jalife &rufetcr,

9taar en- flor oa poeluggenoe 9ia-
furombeltning bar funoet Steo, sr
Set naturligt, at oen opifrnmte sSa1,=
taii taar temnlclig frit 2eb, og set
flaar bG iialocn fell, at Mmotgr=
9faturf orifere mel6er Jig mes Scrub
1igeller ON nDe foreltaaenoe l1lpffer,
Sor;ofialb, frpgtelige Storme, poc-
apggcn6e 8ran6e, &rig o. bsI. goo.
6nn bar BET beret fra 1ibernes Mtor=
gen, og faa6un er set SEN 0ag / Gag.
Otter at set lpbliee Stalien og Sici-
lien bar lagt p0e al Sor0ifjGlb, boz
re6e Set life mango Gage, f9r Ser
profetere6es ON Soroifi9lp ogiaa ber
Il 2an6et, rabnlig poo 8acific @piten,
ira &uget 5un6 op til Mloifa. 9isie
JoritDrreller ffulbe inbtreffe / 5ios,
8r,1mmet mel1em Sc to 6ulon1ooner,
i%n6treffer 5. 81. SSan1,ar % S.
20. 6ebr,lnr- Sen innuate Nrofet for.
IN AEL
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-01-22
0ct ietc bcrucr paa Eincnc scr ier.

Gbicagoblaoet ,5penlfa Mmerifa-
naren" er / lit ii6ite Mllmer 0pbt for
argt epcr, at Ser liolte Maane6 pha
5orpet / oeu file b%prfDolnhifc DD
@osle blcp ofilpret Ell Minbeiten for
Sc frffc MGl1o, Scr / 1868 falteoe
Spenifernes Mng al sen nl0galnle
onnlfc o pcs at fnl0e Sen ipcnife &o=
n1a1bmt, lont f9rte 9afalingen oper
oclr irclnn1eoe @arniIon poa 9cll %
bel,ptteoe 2ejligbeoen til at 11oll1gc
2cns @cfpltl1ing puu set eitertrpffe-
ligltc, bporeftcr SC tpal1g 5lottct
@omnrcrsbus til Gpereipclle % iage=
Sc Sen ipenife @ornilpn bort. fra
Gen, iont Oerefter blep gipct tilbuge
til Sen 0alrlfe &rone. u5penlfo s(lne=
rifonaren" er o%abe1bart life il1lgt
ipuoerlig go0t n1eO / SEN lrDere @ilto=
ricfp rlfniug; / anoOlat 6olO pil0e Sen
piolt, at Mptbelt oln at uoe flelte poa
Zen perer1oe 5panlfere myroeoes" er
ct Sogn, ipm ablolllt life bpiler paa
biltoriif @run0: @lep Ser / set bele
Orrbt al1ore .Spenlfera pe0 oeune 2ej=
ligbeo ems Yri11t5enifplo, iaa par M,1=
toilet foripinoe1oe lille. 9uo at iige
gele @arnilonen bleu taget ttlfungc
% len0tes ulfoot til6oge til 5perige.
Me1 11aor n1ar1 tuger / @strogtning
Sc &olosbon0linger, JONI Speniferre
hegif umoer Offupotionen al 8prl1=
bolm, og set @a0 8ornbolnterne noe
reoe til Spenlfarne, mao set liges, at
@prnbolmerne belt igie1nem gift
Dbcrit m%oa0ebol0e1t frc1n inrob bent.
9taar 8laoet toler .pln 5faone, Sal
lauo og 9lefinge lom Ounlf uIDpe=
COOS" Der otter forn ttlbage til Sue
rigc, loa er Scr liffert longt mere
Gr1n0 til at glnoe Jig oper> at Sen
nlogan1le oonife o @%ornbplnL 1om
Spenlfer1e nre0 &%ol0sDaun6 9an0e
ttlpcnot Jig, otter font til at til9grc
set 2uno, Dpor Sen berte bjelnu1e. Sg
set fan fin tjcne Sens @efolfning til
9gre, at Sen bite lin Srpi fab mos set
ganrle 6Gbrclan0 pes at iuge Sc %frell=
n1eoe &olOsmr11o ira Delt belt pg
boloent pe0 egen @jnlp: Maar SEN
Chs &rigsfprclie meofgrte, at Sc
iren1n1eOe llnocrtrpffares &rigspper=
tie maottc luoe lit 2ip, CT ser life ltort
at ligc til Bette, laa lneget mere ipnl
De biltorilfa OplDsrtl1gcr piicr, at
Yrint5en1fplo ioruo Dor a0unret ON
ocn Milifp fpr lit Sin ian lpb peo at
begtpe Jig til &pnnc f1a Set gipne
StoSplrnft. uSpenlf o Mnrerifonareu"
lfuloe tale laa iagte ON Snigmoro %
Gppcri / 6orbin6elle n1eo sen oanlf=
ipenlfe &rig / Mibtm al set
ipttcnOe Marbu1orcoe. Set 2ps,
9iitorien foltar opcr SpcnlferneS
Torbol0 / Sen CT life al Sen ll1eit flat.
+er,noe N(rt.
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l1tafncmmclig9co.

Set republifanlfe Norti far faaet
Orb for at pile fig 11tafnsmneligt
ann0 De Men6, Ser bar brhgt Nor-
ttets Sag Sc itprite 0fre. Men Sen
Feneite politilfe 8egipenbab / Snoiana
niier, at 0emofraterne life CT ct Soar
beorc. Sobn 90. &er1, Scr / Sen it's
fte Nreii6ent=&an1pagne bite lit Nor=
ii Set Differ at looe Jig be1pttc til
&an0i0at for @iceprniioe11t, lfipnt
bnn paa Sorbaano fun6e lige Jig ielp,
at bette pur en @anbring til Sen po=
Iitiifc 5lagtebnnt, iggte III, at pinoe
ell Smule Opreisning beo at lpge
8olg til Sc 6orenebe Cutters Se,1nt,
Dpa6 Ser bar l16iigt til at bol1 frnbc
naa, i0et S1,oiana peo Set iio1te &olg
bleD / bbert Galo belpi5 bemofratilf
laale6es at 9empfraterrc fontrolle=
rer set iamlebe Sten1n1eal1tol t 2egis=
Inturen. &ern bopoe tioligerc list
He0erlag lom &un0ioot for @uper=
s1er, SorbunoSielator % I'LL liolt fpr
NiccprGli0e11t, og ban 6opbe Derfpr
Brunb til at baabe, at bans Yarti=
fuller iii bil6e tpnfe r1eo Iu1ligbco
paa ban1. Men oglao oenne Gang
bleb ban i%fuffet. Sc foretrof bons
&onfurrent, Ell onoen 9%enlofrat, 8en=
lami1 S. Gbipelep, Ser ganife pitt pg=
faa bar en6el Grfaring / Neoerloge=
mes bttre Sfple, men bog life / Sen
Retning fan bamle op n1e0 &err.
6nrpbrigt betrogtes set republifo1l=
fife ,Neoerla9 / S%noinno llurlrelt for
.ut bore en- natl1rlig sSp(ge al Hartiets
&ofrtteri meb eli alt for lnnpcripnet
Yrobfbitionsbeongelle, Ser ioolebcS
affe Blot far berpnct Sa1oiono sen
fremifuote Stilling set biotil pep inc
Neprgl entol1tcr far bnnt / 6prbrn,=
1ets lopgipcnOe Toriontlirg, men og=
ton for en- llpperl fllclig Trentio bar
'lfa0et 5elnperance=Hepnoelje Ser /
Staten.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-01-22
Wtrfge 6eta(er gpr6iet
81 Milliuncr fur ta6t Serritorinrn.

Siolte ngc blep ser inOgooet ct
6orlig melleu 9itrige-l1ngarn og
|Gprfiet, ser tbcoreilf let lfulbe iifre
Sre0en paa galfon @ulpgen. Snn BET
bill gipre bette / Yrofsis oil Gioen pi=
ie.
Com set oil erillores an,eftereDe
.iiblte @fteruur Dltrigc=llngnrn sc to
Spritenopmnler &oSlricl1 og @er5ego-
pinu, Ser officielt bar tprfilf Serrito=
riun, men / Girfcligbeoen / fIere Mar
for ltaaet mloer pitrig=ungar1f Mi=
liter Diftotar. 5nuntibtg erflnreoe
@ulgarien Jig aloeles uafbengigt al
SDrfiet. Ga 9ltrige llngorn iaaleOes
lag0e Be to 6pritenopmmer ino UNDER
tit SerritoriunL gap bette Mnle0ning
til Ell poloiom llro / 5taterne tpoa
@olfan @olpeen. elsie cr mere eller
mil1ore nnOer tprtilf Sperbpibe0,
me0 ltnotagelie al @ongerigerne Ger
bicn pg Mrn1Gnien og Jprlte11opmmet
Mor1teucgrp. Sosnierrle pg 9er5ego=
Diuerne plrlfcr ilnio(crtio buerfe1 at
til6pre Sprfiet eller Hitrige llngarn>
men foretrGtfer at lutte Jig til, Scott
gerigct Scrbien. SID tie llge fon1 ser
en0og Me00elclle o11> at Ser / Serge
gopina CT beapnot cu al Scrbien ltdt=
tet SpitonO mos gitrige=lllrgarn.
Sen Gr1totltil,g, Ditrigc=llngur1l
bar betalt Iprfiet ior eli fonlplet Sp-
gipelle al gosllisn og &er5egpuino,
er $10>S00,000, og otter alt at. bpul=
me ct oenne Gum tilbllot % mootogct
efter SillfDn6e1ie al Sc andre Stor=
magter. Get ltore Spdrgsmoal BIZ
Der I'LL, ONT Entertainments 9e=
folfuing life ipretrpffer at begy1oe
Ell flor Spltono for Girfcliggiprelic
al Ylanen ON ct Stpr-Serbicn fre,n-
for at laoe Jig bebonolc iom Ell pit
~rig=tprfiif @onoelsporc. Den trufne
Operensfomit cr goo nof for Sprfiet>
men sen CT ingen @oranti for Sire
Sen paa 8alfan @alppelt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-01-22

IEftEo1tell a Ben fanfpeniRslliigl @dtlstr,
9seuu1nins. Denne rberregnet pad ~ at
o l'ol ! ct magtiet Melerpoir, set tgr1ite
geroen oal,,ret as fulitig Bel meb
let Slaoeunaal af 10 aoooratmile,
iom ifal mo0tage 8anoet ira Gbagres=
5looen. Set bliper iugen @anlfelig-
!beo at bpgge oerlne Dnn1ning, men
pet er ct nleget fort 5pprgsmaal, ON
oenne / BET beIe Tan gieres iaa tnrf,
Lat ben fan mooltau Irpffet, al sen
lln1aooelige @ononosic / Meierpoiret.
ISpranges Ge1nningen efter at @eier=
botret er 0arnet, bill 5fa0en paa set
labere ligeen6e 2an0 blipe l1bpre, for
LITTLE at tale orl at ielpe &a11alen oa
ptl bore poelogt, %piitnof for ite0ie og
altto. Gen plonlagte BEGINNINGS
2nngoe ifal bore en- 1re0je6el Mil,
og oens @re0oe / glrnoen 1925 SOB.
Men &%eierpuircts Operfla0e bliper SO
SOB bpiere ems @analen paa bennes
bgieite @unft.
Set er me6 bctpoelig .SpGn0ing
man tmboeier Sen @ienoelie, Der bill
blipe &eiultotet At Gagnra,16enes %
Eats ge1gg / &annl= 3onen. De1ne
oil lite blot folrtme til al gau no paa,
om Set ! set belle er ml1ligt at opfpre
en- 2nmning, Ser bnr MooitanoSfraft
rof til oen itore @anoiamling, men
oglaa paa, ON Wrun6en, font bGrer
oe,1, er fat nuf til at bol0e ben l.mna=
beige GGgt. Sen 6eitaar nemlig
efter Gigen6e life al fait &lippe, mer
Ell at en- forbolbspis les Struftl1r, iaa-
1ebes at &on6et fan uuoerminere sen,
og poermere onto9es Der at bore 11n-
0erior6iife Bonboarer, maaife enoog
bele 5tremme, JONI gjgr Sen enol1lt
mere nitffer.
Men liffert er i1gel1 mere 1pnnbt
paa &ien6eliel1 ems Y%reli6ent &ooie=
belt. &anoIen CT ioo at iige bans
GGrf, / Dpert Tol0 beilltttet 1tn0er
bans &ominiltrotion % paabegpnot
paa bans Mnbefoling og UNDER bans
Muptcium. Sons bliper berfor for
Ell flor Del Iniporet, Dpis Ser er BE-
gaaet @runofeil. 500 epelt nerer IN
|gen iarlig Trpgt for bette, men BON
in0rdmmer M11ligbeoen al Set % gl1>
1fer / bpert Tol0 at ioa faltllaaet 'pn1
iaaoant er lfet, ioolcoes at Hlanernc
fan blipe %foronOreOe on Set lful0e pile
Jig nebpen0igt, inoeu man er. fon1n1et
loo piot, at Ell Toranori1g er uml1lia.
Sfuloe Set bile fig npboen6igt at
poa oper til &o%nltraftioner al en@op=
flabefunal, nil Sc nl1prrenbe l1ograp=
ringer life bore lpil0te, men Ser oil
BOG pGre gipet cit Masie Nerge 1,0
til ingen Spite neo at Ser ct orbeioet
cftcr ct fcjlagtigt Erincip.
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jra mango Kanter-

@nucrnpr G1ambcrlatn af Oregon
blep / Sirsoags palgt til 6%orbu,bS=
%lc1ator for 9regon lpm @bnrles %.
Jl1ltons gfterfglger.
Tprbnnoslenatpr Ml6crt S. @up=
fins, Ser CT &an6i6at for @icnbalg
til Senatet fra Sllinots, nente0es !
@aar gjenpalgt al 2%egislatl1ren.
Gn itor Sattemascr-Str CT err
flnrct ODER belle 2anoet for alle Mfeo-
lelnn1er Of !@attemagerneS Organtia~
ton, fprbi 6ubrifanterne bar giDet
Srore til, at l1nioneMlerfet ifal fiar-
nes fra Dercs 8orer. Streifen omfat-
ter ialt $4,000 Mrbejoere % c. 100
Iabrifer rrnot ON i 2n1oet. Sc
Streifenoe bar ct Son6 paa melleln
100000 % 100000, iom opbe-
pareS af federation Of 9abor, % iom
oenne ifal gipe sillaoelia til at 6e-
nDtte. 5.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-01-22
aano, Sjd( og Sino.
Tprf(aret al Mbbnl Baba,
(Cperlat be0 Wrs. Geo. or en, 1861,
Yratt Npe., NogerS Earf> Gbl=
cngo).

@pprgsmaol: ~@ua0 er Jorifiel-
len mellem Siel> Ma116 og Sino?"
Gpor: u9et er ,tioligere blepet be-
iparet og forflaret> at slano / 9(ll1iu=
oeligbeo er 0elt / fem &losler: Elal1=
tc=9lan0ell Opr%e=9(anoen, Sen mel1le=
ifeligc Mano, Grones glan0 og SEN
@elligr Mano.
uYlante-Manoe11 ct Ggf5tenS
Nfagt, iom fre1nbringe5 / 6rget giel=
ueln S%n6flpoelie al andre Iilp9rel=
Ter.
u0pre=Mon0en CT g agterne al allie
Sunoierne, Ser realiieres gien1em
Sournenblanoing al glen1enterne;
mar 0enl1c Blun0ing oplples> bliper
Mogten ligclcoes ti%liutetgiort. Sen
fan ligues pe0 en- 2ontpe; 11aar Slien,
Gu9cn og Sloen er blolrOet, ioa bar
III 2plet> men lua mart Oelne 9lon=
ling opbprer eller blipcr ooifilt, ga er
2plet ogluu lluffet.
Sen mct1nei felige ManO", joni
l%fjelner Menueifet fra 9Dret, er Sen
rationale Sinl"; Oisle to 9iaune:
~rotionel Sinl" og ~mennelfelig
Mono", Ell, ct og Set %lanune. -Mon=
Sen, lorn J%iloloferne far 6ennpnet
vrutionel SiGl"1 on1rtnger ollie gp=
leucr, og - ipriaopiOt JON m%enneife=
liz gpre tillu0cr BET - op0ager Si11=
genes Mealiteter, og ct Oeres Gie1=
oomnncligbe6cr og girfninger bepiolt
lno bel lorn .Gnlenernes Ggenifaber
% apaliteter.
vMien meb miuore Sen mennel felt
&c Alano er itettet beo u5roenS
Nnnb", fan Sen life blipe fjen0t me0
Sc %gl1ooomtelige @emneligbe6ar og
bimmelife Nealiteter. Sen er ligelom
5peilet, Ser, uagtat set er rent flart
polcret og brilliant / fig ielo, 0og eno=
mi bar 2piet bebop. Gprenb 5olens
Stroller reflefterer beri, Tan be bim-
ntelife Mplterier life op6ages.
oMen Sinoet er Magten al SEN
n1anneifelige Nnnb. Manben er JONI
2ampen - Sinbet er iom 2Dlet, Ser
thinner berfra. Man6en er Greet %
|Sinoet er Grngten. Sinoet er Man-
ocns 6l1lbfomenbeb og er 0ens bee
ienlige apalitet, ligeiom Gtraalerne
er sen pnienlige Ns6oen6igbe6 for
Solen.
.Denne J~orflaring CT fort men
ipIoeltgigren0e. Derfor %operpei Bette
g11bjef, og, ON @u6 bill, bill Dn1 ielo
hflr11llle blipe befienot me6 gnfeltbeoer-
me-