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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-28
chilla squirrel and a huge mum Of the
same for accompanies the suit.

chilla squirrel and a huge mum Of the
same for accompanies the suit.
Trotabout suits continue to be of
serge and dark blue is the favorite
color of the autumn bride. it would
appear, since most of the travelling
suits for fall honeymoons are dark
blue. A fair haired bride has depart
ed from this rule Of blue and has Sc
lected a rich shade Of chocolate brown
br oadcloth for her travelling suit. The
cutaway coat opens over a vest Of bis
cult tan MORE. and the skirt is slight
~ draped. Patent leather walking
boots have buttoned tops Of Chocolate
brown cloth to match the suit. Every
bride is supplying herself with tan
boots for morning and rainy-day wear
as we'll as with smart patent leather
boots for sunny afternoons. A new
tan street boot is made Of leather,
which has only to be wiped off with a
damp cloth to be specklessly clean.
This tan leather has also the merit of
rejecting stains from water and mud
an excellent thing when one must
tramp about wet pavements during the
shopping expedition.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-28
5 Interest to Women
! BITS Of Fashion News, Choice
} Recipes Of the seasoa sa6
AoUsehola HATS. e,

Make the Table Attractive.

Make the Table Attractive.
Thanksgiving is one of the purely
American holidays. Since the Pill
grims invited Massasoit and his ninety
braves to share their first Thanksgiv-
ing feast. every family In this broad
country has annually observed a day
Of Thanksgiving.
Aside from the family reunions.
there are meetings Of worship where
thanks are given to the Creator for
the year OF blessings.
After this meeting" the families re-
spread.
The first Thanksgiving feast lasted
three days. We of the present usually
spend three hours about the grooming
board" filled with all the delicacies the
q affords" Try to make this din
ner as interesting a. possible. Any
original feature introduced ID always
we'll received.
Colonial costumes may be worn or
the diner served in an old -fashioned
manner.
Pewter dishes or rare old china.
should be used for this event. II for no
other. The table decorations may be-
OF flowers fruit or anything which is
appropriate.
Brass or colonial glass csndlcsticks
should DO used without shades.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-28
Guests IRON Ontario.

Guests from Ontario.
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Kennedy
will entertain a dinner at their In
ternational avenue home this after
noon and among their guests will be
Mrs. Kennedy's sister-in-law. Mrs. L.
". Hunt OF North Bay. Ont. and her
two children. Miss Gertrude and Mas.
ter Everett. who are here on q visit.
The other guests will be Mrs. Ken
nedy's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. E. H.
Hunt and daughter. Miss Rachel.
Having Wedding ~.Anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Thacker Of
wedding anniversary today as we'll as
Thanksgiving and have extended in
%vttattons to a large company for din
FER. Their guests will be Mr.. and Mrs.
r. E. Dickinson with their daughter
and son. jeanette and Wilbur. Mr.. and
Mrs. L. A. Ross. Mr.. and Mrs. R. J..
Hughes and son. Robert. Miss Grace
Pitney and Miss Laura Rutherford.
Moving to California.
Devils Lake Journal: Mr.. and Mrs.
]. H. Blair Of Cando left last evening
for Long Beach. Cal, where they
will make their future home. Their
two daughters are in school in Long
N Wa CIV Ah4Ss oldlI nave IndQc
North Dakota their home for many
years. but their many friends hope
TO see them return. They have sold
their 1900 acre farm in Maza town
ship, which by the way. Mr.. Blair
declares he secured a better price
than has ever been given in that part
OF the country. getting $50 an acre
for it,. The Blairs have made their
home on the farm for the past Twelve
years, but on account Of Mrs. Blair's
poor health decided to sell and move
south. choosing California, as Mrs,
Blair has relatives there.
Mrs. Hoy's Annual Party.
Over 100 boys attended the annual
Thanksgiving party given last evening
by Mrs. Emma Hoy. matron at Sayre
hall. h party was given in the hall
parlors and was just for the U
men over whom Mrs. Hoy Keeps a
watchful Y during the school year.
Ihe young men were accompanied by
their ladies and Misses Ethel Halcrow
and Ruth Noltimier entertained with
a program Of splendid readings. This
was the fifth annual affair gwen at
Thanksgiving time by Mrs. Hoy for
her boys.
The evening was concluded with a
delicious luncheon and the hostess was
assisted by Miss Ethel Halcrow and
Miss Edith Wardwell.
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Our Great Thanksgtving Day,

"And therefore. I, William Bradford
tby the grace Of God today.
And the franchise of this good peo-
ple,. Governor Of Plymouth.
say
rhro. virtue vested power-ye shall
gather with one accord.
And hold in the month Of November.
thanksgiving unto the Lord
Mary ], Preston.
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Dinner for Four Bows.

lStisucs iWf tnuV bOyS.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Turner extended
invitations to a group of four young
men for Thanksgiving dinner at their
South Fifth street home today and
their guests are Russell D. Chase,
who arrived last evening from James,
town. and three university boys. How
ard Maher Of Devils Lake, Clarence
Elkin of Mayville and Lynn SIAM
baugh of Fargo. Mrs. Turner will
decorate her table with small red and
yellow chrysanthemum blossoms.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-28
Mrs. Rosscav.s Guests.

pr. and Mrs. j. T.. Rosseau dis
pcnsed Thanksgiving hospitality AT
their Cottonwood street home To-Day
serving a delicious turkey dinner to a
of five. pr. and Mrs. f. j.
Davidson, on, Lorin. and daughter.
Florence. and Charles Ekcls.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-28
CHESTS nj Presidents Homo.

President and Mrs. F. l.. McNeN
shared their Thanksgiving dinner to-
day with Prof. and Mrs. G. A. Lampert
and family. entertaining this afternoon
at the presidents house on the univer-
sit,' CAMPUS.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-28
Dinner a, Holmes Residence.

MIR. and Mrs. j. ". Fulton and son.
Master Holmes, arrived yesterday from
Minot to spend Thanksgiving as guests
of Mrs. Fulton's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. u M. Holmes of Reeves avenue
and they are among the guests at a
dinner party at the Holmes residence
today. The other guests are MIR. and
Mrs. G.. T.. I.everich and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Hirschcl Hunter and son and
Charles Schlaberr .Ir.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-28
Dinner at Ri,hoF Homo.

MIR. and Mrs. O.. T Rishoff had as
dinner guests at their University ave,
u home today MIR and Mrs. a
1verson of East Grand Forks. MISS
Stella Nelson of Osnabrock and Rich-
ard Costello.
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Bride and Groom Coming.

bfl0e ana S1rOonl coming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Dow Of
Fourth avenu are looking forward
to the pleasure Of a visit from Mrs.
Dow's sister and her husband. Mr..
and Mrs. Frank S. Smith of Fowlers-
VILE, n y. Mrs. Smith will be re-
memhered as the former Miss Lillian
NJ. Dow. d resident Of this city for
some time. and her wedding took
place hut a few days ago.. The couple
are now on their honeymoon and
after a few days in Minneapolis will!
ON to this city.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-28
uIcrc Enroutc 10 Iowa.

Mrs. Fanny vanAlstine is here for
a shor, visit with Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.
NanAls,ine, Sr.. and will leave next
sunday with Mrs. NJ. B. Allen TO.
roints in Iowa where she will spend
the winter with relatives. Mrs. Var
.Alstine has spent the past summer on
her claim in Montana.
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Thanksgiving Dancing Party.

The Knights Of Columbus were the
dancing party hosts In honor of
Thanksgiving and they entertained
last evening at their club rooms in
the Metropolitan block. The pleasure
was informal and a large company at
tended. the hours being from $3.50 un-
til 1880 o'clock. Excellent music was
furnished during the entire evening
and the committee In charge served
light refreshments at IL o'clock. The
Evenings guest list follows:
Messrs. and Mesdames w. G. Nc
Donald. Casper Olson. w. v. O'Con-
nor. j. Arthur Williams. Paul st.
: James Curran and Mesuames l.. F..
lO'Connor. l.. p. Colborn and J. u. Tur-
ner: Misses Lena Lowe. Lucille Peck.
Susie Virgins. Francis Collins, Gladys
Jacobson. Grace Rorke. Lillian St.
Lawrence. May Cameron. katherine
Keohen. lncz Ryan. Gertrude Nor
man. Mabel Giese. Mary Ryan. Birdie
Giese. Gertrude Collins. Anna Nolan.
Ella opsahl. May Nishet. Madeline
Zeidlick. Anna Iaurant. Belle Ryan.
Nerna Ryan, Gladys Dunlap. Mary
Sullivan. Mildred Sinclair. Grace
Dunnigan. \. owen. Lucille Gagstad.
Margaret Kelly. Genevieve O'Keefe.
Clara Hall. Frances KERN: Messrs.
j. S. Peterson. Jesse futile. Rollie
Secord. Ed Driscoll. F.. S. Bates. Sher-
man Lowe. George Colborn. Walter
lCannin. Roy Devaney. Thomas Hanan.
John Shaw. H. Dunnigan. Clifford
Reiton. \. H. Fink. Bert Prescott,
Victor Giles. William Wattam. NJ. NJ.
O'Connor. Fred Schmitz. Lea KERN.
Charles Cameron. Paul Busch. Edward
Lowe. Lawrence kennedy. George Nc
Clintock. Louis Burfenning. Charles
sullivan. ]. j. Courtney. Lee Norman.
Paul Norman. j. r. T. O'Connor: Ray
Jacobson. Jim Bulge. Lyle Helmkay.
Joe Neimeyer. Ben Gritzmacker. w.
NJ. Kellar, John Ryan. Z. Gies. Ray
Durick. T. ]. Mahoney. Ray Collins,
Frank Holmes, Clarence Elkin and
Ray Murphy.
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Thanksgiving Music Service.
The music service rendered this
morning at st. Paul's. Episcopal
church as the Thanksgiving program
was as follows with Miss Selma Has
sell directing:
Proc.-Come We Thankful People.
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rn,cr,aincd Kcmcrcr Family.

Mr.. and Mrs. W. d. Martin are CIV
ing hospitality at their North Fourth
street home today and their dinner
guests will he Mr.. n Mrs. u. ".
Kcmercr and and family. Miss Etha
Kem.rer. who teaches at lnkster'
came home las, evening Il will re-
main until St:n'lay neon.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-28
l.. W. Whitman Dinner.

Mr.. and Mrs. i. w. Whitman of
North Seventh street will have guests
in for dinner this afternoon and their
company will include Mr.. and Mrs. c.
II. Rice and daughter. Miss Mabel.
Mrs. f. NJ. Nellsman. Miss Lucy Beatt
and L. A.. Mann.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-28

NOunces Everywhere.
Everything that can be flounced is
f1ounced-always remembering that
the modern flounce is u%ngathered and
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-06

ban min6er os 0anife oItfor me9et
ON .&oul 9enOefaabe9.
Gen 5ing ipnes os unoesliet -
al ban il0ar inn it9rft paa al per
ne ON pore Snitittioner og Dor
@rnnoIoo. 6poo mener ban mar
ban itiaer ioaoant Bern iom ger. I
/ @aIqfampen? gr ser oa nogen,
iom bar foriegt at an9ribe Dor Son
ititution?
81 oilers - aonititntionens 5or-
fottere bar 10 ielp foritOiet. at ben
efterbaanoen fun0e fomme til at
trqnge til 6oran6rin9er, elIers ban.
oe De fife gipet &egler ior 6oron-
oringer.
Ser er nj 0en lpnge omtoIte
6oranoring / @oIg al Il. 2. 5eno.
torer. @r oct Oirefte 6oIfepoIa al
II. :. Senotorer, Erei;0euten let
ter iig imoo2
9eo Snititutioner tpnfer ban ior-
mooentlig / fsrite Rpffe poo Gom-
merembe0et oper for 3oIeu ON uGe-
cali" a. 2ommcrc eaer 0eres nj.
gerelier.
Men iligt fan 10 6a fife bliOe
.aiort til SOP eller bIipe prattiieret,
ier set pan arun0IoosmGsiie Roo-
De blioer Oe0taget iom enboer nnoen
notwithstanding
3aar felipe @run0IoDen er oebta.
9et al Solicit og fan foronOre5 al
Golfet, boorfor ifuIoe iao CONNER.
nc iom en- alosie bore bgoet ooer
2ooen?
Set forefommer IS, iom Cats
isrite aisiue~ er rettet imo0 0enne
@run0ietning: rRegerine al Solicit,
Dc6 Solicit % for Solicit. iom er
@runolaaet Tor Dor aonititution,
% iom RooiepeIt iaa itprtt bpp0er.
Set tore oisiue" Tor os er: StaI
Snteresierne % tie boSies" Itore
2an6et2 eQer ifoI BET itnres al ) 0 /.
u0en 6orifeI poo imoa og
itore?
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-06
9ebsanmeloelie.

Get 6efen0tgeres beroe6 FOR
SIGgt og Qenner, Of 5reOerif BE.
terien 6en 7. Sui beniop blot o9
roIiet Groen pna lin 5reIier. t iii
Stem, Tacoma, Sab. Sans Sor.
Seiar0 fan6t Steo ira ct. 9auls
6onff futberife airte 0erite6s ben
II. SuIi.
8reoerif geterien par ie0t I 81.
rup poa 9ounn0 ben 90. Noi 1888
og opnooeoe inoIeoes en- al6er of
70 Gor. 5 aoret 1866 fom ban til
Gmerifo inmmen meo lin MI efter.
lepenOe Suitru oe eneite Ssn Sri.
itoffer Beterien, b~oii0oen6e | Ia.
coma. De boiatte iia fsrit / Ro.
cine, isis, boor be opboI6t zig en-
Tel aar, reifte inn til ben 6onite
aoIoni pe6 eff &orn, Soma, bpor
be f6bte 5arm 3 Dill SDo for
9pen. 8or ca. "a anr ii6en iolg.
te be iomme os fsbte so acres tet
ne6 gpen, bporof be igen iolgte 40
iom tiIbsrer bort Borne
biem Der. 7eres Diem laa t9t
peo Seiifolen, 90 mango er be Gle.
Der, Iom | aorenes COB bar eooet
no os inO 40 bette e9itfrie Stems
9sre. 5reoerif geterien er oerfor
life aIene fenot al be fIeite 9onife
| bet itore Excitement pe6 GIf Sorn,
men oeioo at mango andre no oper
Der bar ppret eleper pno
CIT Sorn 6siffoIe. Boitor Sfop.
grrit for ben 6anffe 1enig.
beb | Tacoma, beretter fsIeen6e:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-06

a5re0erif geterien bor 10 o9ret
ioageIig i Here 4tnr. men iier BET
itoite babe aor bar ban opret ME.
GET %ifrabeIig oe liot meeet, iaa ban
fom til at l9nees efter. at Dor Serre
biloe luffe op for BAN, ioo ban
mautte 9no inc ser. boor Der er
6oile for Den trQtte ganorer. Eroos
ISngOonmen gap Dor 9erre bam
ben 1oo0e at benore fine aonos.
epuer til oct iioite. 9prliet bIeD
ban pIeiet Of tin trofaite Sidtrn,
Ssn % Sp~igerontter, Iigeiom man.
ge 8enner foppeoes ON at biRIpe
BAN / bans SfrebeIigbeo. 8i bol6t
al BAN og bans fromme Suitrn.
6or mig par oct en- @lG0e at beIsge
0isie 8enner; % Ser Dor iPrlig ct,
iom man mprfeoe iaa itPrft hos
BAN / oct ii0ite: ban par bonge for
at ilippe Den 6relierboan6, iom ban
nof isrit booOe fun0et, oo ban fom
ben / Ran66omsoorene".
Seq bar ieIO meeet at oGre bette
Stem tofnemmeIig for, ierIi9 ira
elf Sorn, i6et ieg ogino Ser bopoe
nit Siem (Wlrs. geterien er min
Mo6ers S6ter). Der er noget be.
mo0iot for os, Der er nooet boIp.
peis Stsoets NI6er at lie pore 5lpgt.
hinge og genner ! Stsoets SLIDER
ieane ben enc efter BEN anOeu, men
@u6 Der looet for oct itore, eOige
Soo6 formeoelIt Dor Serre Seius
ariitus.
6. arogh
qucf, Nis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-06
6ilien Og Sat til genner
paa GenfDiten.

ltoar mon moo reiie igennem
@Domings. lltabs % 9tepaoas ito.
re 2rfener for at fomme til Poci.
ficfpiten, eonoet meo De ifenne Bier.
ge og 8ole, G~rangelun0e. Bin.
eaaroe, 6ruet6ooer og mango an.
Ore Separ6ig6e0er, oa leoes 9anfen
nnturlig ben babe poa Ssraels
gsrns 9anoring gennem grfeilen
til 5orjetteIiernes 9ono annaan og
paa ale CUBS gerns 9anOring
qennem Oenne ger0pns grfen til
bet bimmelife aanaan. Sa, foroi
oi bper Gag mao marie Spnoen og
0ens bslger, bliner 10 port 2ip Der
pnn 5oro at liene peO en- 9rfen.
D%onOring. Gog, IigeIOm 9eiien /
Zrfenitoterne bit oe ber sonr igen.
mem Ooier, %fruetbore Dale meo
gon6lsb, 9r9er oe frooise Nor'
ter, ioa forunoer Serren 10 og'aa
os, fine gern, at Der paa Dor Or
fenpnnbring gipes mango ltsnne
Ooier, 9aooetunoer. bnor ben tr9t.
he gonorer itprfes, iaa oi life
forimpgter pna geien. Soaoanne
Raaoeitun6er er bet 10, bper Sang
pi faar 2op til at msoes meo ~en
grooer. og SGterffore poo geien
til iomme Siem", bet bimmelife
aonaon, bet npe SeruioIem beroper.
iii, bpor Der err en- Sabotsboile til
boae for ane Dem, Tom bliper beiton.
6iae | Troen inotil enoen.
Com en- ioooon ffsn Dale poo
oil pi minoes bort BE.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-06

CT u0en firfelig Sons, er en- foa.
0aa Rlage itbsrt / 9merifa. "a e..
ter nit aeuoifab III 5or5oloene oil.
De ben ogioo pere ugrun0et ....
L oan'fe 6ejifoler ! Amerifa liz
ger liae op ao airfeu. 8et oper.
oeienSe 6IertaI At @leOerne prpOer
8Qnfene 8irfen ON S6n0agen, %
iaar 6oa Gi6 oeo Sioen al 9lrbeiOet
at 0prfe Sport % Seq. 0e unae
1onife. ION er foot 90 oppofiet /
9lmerjfa. elifer amerifa % 6oI0er
al Stiernebanneret, iom rimeIigt er
BET mo0iatte pi(0e bore unoturIigt.
DE- taaIer life neoietten0e Gale ON
9tmerifo4.
5 en- onoen 5orbanoelie ifriper
q. yaopfflingen Dor belprt os ON,
at ser fife CT noget an0et @run0-
lag al iamle poa en- oct firfeIige"
Gette iiges i 5opboIo til Enit. 3.
e. @runotpi9s 5orieg pnn Of inmIg
1oniferne / PIN. paa Blot nationaIt.
folfeliat @run0log / gQonif 5olfe.
iamfuuo.~
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-06

De oI1nlpbte &ege SOcf5olm,
SDerrie, oabneoes meO en- fort Bre.
oifen Of 9ofprniten, og iiOen bol0t
en- engelif Brett Bpm, Og 5oriom.
Iinsen lang 2utbers arigsiolme
(gor @uO bau er iao iuit en- Borg.
Saa bolot 4ronprinien en- Gale,
Der itemte bel ooerenS meO oct fOre.
enoenoe. 5 ben anIeOning bemer.
ter ~8be Sutb.~ OF Soeniterne bar
I9rt ot tuee Oeres 0ieligion meO Og.
ioa I'll Oeres Sport. Qfao De alori9
alenme BET.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-06

5 en- 4nmel0elle / oSut6eraneren"
OF 8ogeny &9gmanOs6eoegelien !
9piflanb" beOoer oct bI. a.: nSeg.
mmosbeOeeelien er bleOen Ell Nagt
inoen for ben lItberite Strife / Gu.
ropo. Zen begnn0te me0 9ans Hiel.
fen 9olIge oppe / Norge, og gennem
belle forrige 4arbunoreoe bor BE.
p9gelien fRmpet Jig frem og ootlet
fig itprf, iaa Den life fan tr9n9es
tilboge mere. Soaieoes er oct ! gtor.
qe, Gonmorf og Sperrig, oe MI er
ogiaa oct Iitberite Spitlano fommet
meo. - 0anr Der beronre tales og
ffripes ON 6orbol6ene inoen for
ben lufberife 9irfe / europa, er oct
fife tort anoet, man fnor at oi0e
END ON rationaliite Brofesiorer og
Br9iter Get er meo bet, iom
noor man biemme ifol forteIe no.
get ON ben lutberife Rirfe beropre,
foo fonr man bet Sn6trpf, OF gu.
tberonerne beropre life gsr onoet
eno tr9ttes og f9Dles ON 99ren og
boffer 9inene no pna binan0en |
Gonotisme. gesee gilIeoer er ifepe.
Ter en- mere at iige."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-06

Zen Iuf5erife Spnooe i auitra.
lien, iom itaar / JorbinOelie meo
NisiiouriiDno0en Der / Amerifo,
teller SO 9reiter, t82 RenigbeOer
oe 9reoifeplaoier, 1861 @eolem.
mer, 9,240 aommunifauter iamt 81
Sfoler meo 90 2erere. = Oct maa
man loOe Misiouriipnooen, at ben
Iooer Sfolen fglge airfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-06
Sitanits Undergoing.
9If Spar D}nrius 8onien,
Stupleburit, Rebr.
".
st fcjlilasent 6aa6.

3e reTienoe paa Titanic" git
meo Ben 5oritaaelie, at Sfibet. De
par ON gor0 pna, par iamreirit %
ipnfeirit, ieIo / Den ferite Iio efter
aoliionen meo 5sbierget, bnabeoe
man, at ser ingen 5nre par pna
6eroe. Men oct piite zig, at oeres
@oab log ieiI.
RiaiorOGren 0berit 5obn 2litor
par ogiao paa oct ipnfenoe Sfi6.
San er 10 fife olene 6efenot iom en-
Fengeiprite, Der bDg9eOe Qraetbo-
teller, men iom en- mooig Officer
ira ben ipanif-amerifanife arig og
tiaige ior Den pgteifabeIige aoI-
bette, Ban npIig Hog. San baooe
lepet 20 4ar inmmen / 9egteifab
meo lin 6uitru; ioa bIeD ban fec al
5en0e og gap benoe Sfilsmisis.
breb, meoens bnn pgteoe en- onoen
Gpin0e. Get oTte iig at pore PAM.
|ifeligt ior 8igmonOen at fno en-
Brett til at iuI0bpr6e bette al Den
IbeGioe Sfrift forbuote QGgteifab.
Gn0elig par Der cen, iom ubeo pon
arogen" og oieoe Barrel, moo at De
betaIte 1000 Dollars 6erior iii ct
gernebiem. 9f, at nogen @r9it
tunoe befoemme Jig til at foretoge
en- ianoon 8ielie, Der fom ! StonO
itif imo6 Den beaige Sfrfftl ret iom
ON miloe @oper formaor at iette
SUBS flare Orb ON 9ggteifabs.
SfiIsmis 90 fornDet 2Geteifob for
a6ifilte no al araft.
Gu bop6e bette Bar Deret pon
oeres 9~rnGupsrejie og penote til.
boge ira ben pon n1itnnic". Ia
8ntoitroien ino fom, blep De npgif.
tie ifiIte. Oberiten blep poo bet
ipnfenoe Sfib, meoens bans 5rue
fom ON 8oro / en- nf Ge6nings6no.
oene. ge6 Qffteoen ingOe ban til
benoe: gaa Genfpn / Sem
Dorf." San bon6eoe pao at bIipe
reooet poa en- eIer on6en Nnooe;
men bette Snab Hog fell. Dog,
De msotes eonife oft / 9em gorf;
men Do uor Rigmanoen Gig.
SDor mango al .Sftnnic"s GoS.
iaeerer, rige oe fottiee, Der nere6e
ct forfengeligt Snab, bet fenoer
Serren nIene. Nen bet err 10 iao
olminoeligt, at man ! Qinets alpor.
liee Tiber, i9rIigt oper for DsOen,
toler ON @enfpn oe trsfter bperan.
ore meb Wsoet | 8imIen; men for
pontro Wenneifers geofommenoe er
ben 9rst oe bet Soob enonu mere
@run6IGf END BET. Riemm6en noe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-06
YrGliosnt Salts
MObtageliestale.

Zen Gale. iom 9rpiiocnt Gait
6oI0t. "a ban Sen I. Os. bleo off.
cleft moerrettet ON in @enHomino.
tioa monqler fife ! 9pnq0e = ca.
10000 0ro.
Scr Reiten mang!er Ben beIIer
life 8Iarbe0 og Dpgtigbeo for %.
rigt.
8or Der fsr npret llflarbe0 meo
8enipn til, boor 6oft itoar, ON ban
er p~ro9resiip eaer uItanO-pnt". iaa
er ioo6an rlfIar6eo M for bsitanoia
hpoet.
Ran pil minoes, at 9rp ioenten
for go6t ct 9or 9lnr iioen o;Ioe lie
ie~ v3uiurgenterne~ no al oct re.
pitbIitonife 9arti, men BET Ipffe.
6e5 BAN life.
gu bar ban giort Sfri6tet. San
bar ! 8run0en laoet forltoa, a.
fun De, Der isIger BAN iom Bar.
tile0er, bar Rrao pua Raonet Gepu.
blifaner.
&c fornemIte @prfeager, iom
f~onfronterer @plgerue. iogOe 9re-
ii0enten. er at oprne ON 9ationens
Snitutioner og bepare aonititutio.
nen, iom tries, iogoe ban. ira Den
enc Si0e al oct 0emofratiite 9arti
% ira Sen anOen al oi5ie Republi.
%fanere, Tom bar iorlaot Bart ct og
nj prspe 0eres 2Dffe / ct MT.
Ggit efter i getponing iatteG Il
9arffien. 5 Qemofroternes 6oriIoa
ON 3e6iRttelie i nGrp9ren0e loio.
beitemmelier lager 6aren ior 8or.
retningstrpf og baaroe 1ioer.
San ongreb 9emofroterne paa an.
ore |unfter emo 1nrinen; Ran re.
ferere0e iooleoes ipicieIt til &artiets
@pgteIie / epraientant6uiet al Of
fortiptte Marinepol.tiffen al beoit.
&c til TO arigsifibe ON aoret.
Gait nppnte 6oerfen Sol. Gooie.
pelt eQer @up. 8ilion peo Qapn,
men reierere0e til begge. Ute0ens
ban life beifplote noaen Al Dem ior
iocioIntiife 8oftriner, ingoe ban, al
mango al 0eres 6enitiIlinaer mag
re itprft 0erai.
San ilittteoe meo @ennemgaaelie
al, 6Dao Der er opnaaet unoer bans
Communication, og ban appellereoe
oirefte ii De f~onieroatioe gplgere
blan6t 3emofraterne ON at itemme
me6 Republifanerne pna 8~ulg0ogen.
Is Slutningen al 0enne appel Tiger
ban: Ill Dem appeaerer ieg iom
til ale Jfepublifanere ON at ior-
enc Jig me0 os / ct alnorligt Borigg
pan at afDenoe oen politfife o. sfo.
nomiife Reoolution og screenings.
lammelie, iom Ell republican, BE.
oerlog oil meofsre. Soa0on ulDffe
piIoe rnmme @rbeioeren bnoroeit.
Wao Ri life bnobe, at ban bill ie,
bpoO Der er bans uirtelige Snteres.
lie, oil ie 5la0be6en / anerebene
poa be efiiiterenbe Snititutioner og
beOraeeriife 2sfter, grunOeOe pon
ubeitemte Sober, bibrsrenOe fra
ubeitemte 5ornnoringer2~
Der er intet / Breii6entens Gale,
Der beofier bans Stonopuntt flarere
END bans Opfororing til fonferpa.
tine Demofroter ON OF femme for
bom for OF fire 5ortipttelien al
nRrpprenoe GominiItration.
Ru bel, Eats Stomopunft Tom
Stnnopatter, eIer boob man retteit
oil faIbe bet, frnOe 10 bore prligt
NOT, men - ia, Der err ct Wen peo
bette Stonbpunft for Eafts geo.
~tonmen6e, oe bette Wen er, at Der.
fom ban bopoe fnotoget fnmme
Sfon6punft I 1908, fdo por ban II.
meIiqpis aIorig bIepet Br0fi6ent;
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-06

Det er life u0en 5nteresie, at me.
6ens bnnOe Den republifonite Ra-
tionolfonpention i gbicoeo og Den
eemofrotiife Rntionalfonpention !
Baltimore aabne0es meo gsn al en-
fotoIit @entIig, iaa er Or. Is. ).
0ornbla5er. Brett peo en- tgif-Iu-
therIf Rirfe uoiet til al oobne Del
gotionole Brogresiibe 9ortis Son.
BENTON / glbicago meo gsn.