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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-15
Women's Cotton Blouses at $1.OO,
In Many Effective Styles.

AS an indication of the many new and effective
styles call attention the following each show
ing marked diversity, daintness and summary GOODNESS
Organize w pin
Organize Blouses
edgng.
other model of Organdie.
A collar
all-over embroidery dainty patterns
Dimity collars. sailor
Lawn is embroidery n
fe-plaited collar.
blouse with allover
fine front.
with high neck and long sleeves:
middle plat and edge
Of
There are many other models equally pretty. and
all of them carry the sheerness and transparency
and the attractveness OF neck which
fashionable and becoming. All sizes from "a to A.
They are priced at $780, and every garment is ex-
ceedingly good
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-15
present moment largely to fashion.

present moment largely to fashion.
1t is absolutely impossible to walk well
if one slouches with cramped chest, SO
that a long breath is out of the question.
or with high heels and the toes pinched
into pointed shoes. The body must be
held erect from the hips in standing, the
weight poised on both feet.
A we'll known physical culturist gives
these fundamental directions for correct
sitting: Push back in your chair as Tar
as possible before leaning backward.
Sliding down in the seat is a most harm
full position. All leaning forward, as In
conversation, should be done from the
hips and not from the waist.
When one wishes to rest the entire
trunk should be reclined backward against
the back of the chair or other support.
For correct sitting the chair should
be of such height that the feet can
touch the floor. andiits back should sup
port the entire spine and not exclusively
the shoulder blades, as many chairs do,
leaving the small of the back unsup-
ported
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-15

tober to May finds it a rest and salts
faction to remove every scrap of pink in
summer and to substitute green and white
cretonne. The wall paper. being pale
gray with delicate pink and green
floral border. green and white cretonne
becomes it as we'll as pink and white.
Bed. dresser and table are draped with
green and white cretonne: chairs are
cushioned with it. Pink candles are re-
placed with white ones and over the pink
lampshade is snap-buttoned a frill of
pfnked-at-the-edge green silk. the pink
light cleaning through at night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-15
Store opens 8:15 AIM.
Continuation Clearance Sale of
Our Remaining Stock of Women's Suits.

The three hundred fine wool suits which offered
last week far below their former prices have been so
eagerly sought that many of the styles have been closed
Those remaining equally desirable however;
every made especially for many within the last
month and the styles recent that they will be
standard for many months.
But one two or three of style are shown, en-
phasizng the large variety of effects from which to
choose.
Most of the suits are in sizes from "a to 50, though
all sizes may be had that every be fitted In
several styles.
AT $1,000 each-Saaits that were S18.75,
$500 and S35.OO.
black, brown and
white suits Of coz g saoar
At $3.50 each-Suits that were S25oOO
and S2@.5W.
other fabrics especially de-
srable the vacatonist and traveller.
At S2@.5O each-Suits that were $4,000
and $500.
suits in models and they
selling STYLES Shown In navy black
gree and Copenhagen: n "a. 36 80.
AT $500 eacf-Suits that we're 10000,
S65.OO and $500.
marked and less than half
So
dis
tnguished the suits
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-15
FINE CORSETS REDUCED in PRICE.
Parame Lily of France and Madame Irene
Makes included in this sale.
S16.95 each.
Third floor. G st.

New and good models in exclusive corsets,
consisting of the above mentioned makes, which
are known for their excellence of style and quality.
These Corsets are made of coutils, brooches and
chamois cloths with medium busts and long
straight lines Some are high bust models; nearly
all sizes in the complete assortment.
Lily of France Corsets, were $40. 5o-now s.. 50.
Lily of France Corsets were SI3.5o-now $3.50.
Parame Corsets, were SI2. 5o-now $500.
Parame Corsets were $40 5o-now $500
Madame Irene Corsets, $40. 5o-now $500.
floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-15
THE DAILY MENU.
BREAKFAST.

BREAKFAST.
Stewed Rhubarb Oatmeal
Shrred EGGS on Toast
Rolls Coffee
LUNCHEON.
Pressed Veal
Saratoga Potatoes
Jelly Tarts Tea
DINNER
Green Pea Soup Toasted Waters
Baked Stuffed Shoulder Of Lamb
Dreamed New Potatoes
Stewed Onions
Watercress
Rhubarb Pie CoHee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-15

at the top and gathered at the wrist
bishop fashion into turnback cuffs on
duh copenhagen blue. The collar corre-
spends. The belt is of the same color
but does not go all around the waist nc
is set on through straps very low down
and is stopped on a couple Of inches from
the closing with a couple of buttons as
each end
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-15
Dresses of Crepe de Chine and Taffeta
Are Especially Suitable for Travelling.

They do not become easily soiled show the dust
which is always attendant when travelling and they do
not muss but look as fresh and pretty the end of
journey s the beginning.
They are shown in of the best styles OF the
season-tunics sem-tuncs draped effects and skirts that
are accordion knife plated-each distinctive style;
attractively trimmed with lace net many with
vest effects few self-trmmed; with high low necks
and long short sleeves. The sizes are broken-the
smallest &C. the largest 42and the values those
have been selling at $4,000 and $500 EACH Offered
at
S16.05 each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-15
The Coat-Skirts at
$685. each.


A decidedly attractive feature
of the Coat-Skirt is the fact that
it buttons from top to bottom and
avoids putting on over the head.
When made of fine quality pique.
as these are, exceptionally we'll
tailored, and perfect fitting, they
become garments that are I'M
equaled for vacation and general
wear.
Third floor, st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-15

as an adjunct to the summer wardrobe,
and its success has been quite remark
able. but even it does not fill the need of
!, a good kind of blouse for train and
steamer. One must have a fabric that
does not crush. for one cannot conven-
| iently press clothes overnight anywhere,
| much less in Europe.
The best choice, therefore, Is a waist
/. of material and color that harmonizes
| with the skirt. The sketch shows one
that can be easily copied at home.
Blouse of Chiffon Cloth.
There are many folk who think that
chiffon cloth is only another variety OF
| chiffon, and. therefore. do not trust its
wearing qualities. But they should have
more faith. 1t is far more sturdy than
| the majority think. and unless one takes
unusual exertion in it. and gets it thor
| oughly moist. it can be worn often with
y out pressing.
| The China silk lining does not add to
| the warmth of the waist: if anything. it
, makes 1t cooler and Is an excellent pro-
lection for the outer material For that
reason the French always urge these
cool Innings on the American women who
| are buying waists.
| The demand for waistcoats of some
kind is so strong that it is difficult to
get away from them even in the ordi
| nary blouse, SO the sketch gives one in
| white net laid in fine tucks. which are
| featherstitched. The high collar is not
| part of the blouse, for such extrava-
gance is not to be commended to the
| traveller. nor to any woman for the sum-
mertime.
| The shops sell so many of these col
| lars and they are so easily basted in the
| neck that no woman will find their ad-
| dition a task. The cuffs are also de-
| tachable. and if woman desires some
| thing more practical than white she can
| continue the sleeve to the wrist and
| tighten it there with small buttons and
| crochet loops, which is the conventional
| method that holds itself in fashion.
The Making of Wash Blouses.
There is much simplicity in the fash
! ioning of the wash blouse made of white
| muslin. All the eccentricities OF hand
| work which gave idle women hours of
| pleasure and work have vanished into the
| limbo of discarded fashions. Nothing
| but tucks is allowed. They may be fine
or wide, but they must be carefully laid
and stitched, If not by hand, then by
| the machine in way that defies detec-
| ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-15
Another Shipment of Our Special
$500 COUCH HAMMOCkS
Will Be on Sale Tomorrow Morning.

completed negotiations for this Unequed Hammock $500
the quality and the identical make OF
coelyacq wi oure
specifications
Woodward Lohop Special Hammocks
s,wthw O
quality material
Damon Spng
Mattress
give splendid comfort
Hammock
Emhbu Center.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-15
Colored Ratine and E PONCE Cloths
at Greatly Reduced Prices.

These cloths are in the handsome cotton
weaves which have the appearance of weight, but
really do possess it. Fashionable for suits and
separate skirts well street and general service
dresses.
French Ratine, Soc yard.
Regular price, SI.oo.
Copenhagen blue, primrose wistaria,
and tango: AZ and As inches wide
Bourette Eponge, Soc yard.
Regular price, ST. 90.
tango. heliorope, blue light blue
and pink As inches wide.
Peala de PecE1e, SOC yard.
Regular price, SI.oo.
In TAM cadet blue Copenhagen blue, heiotrope and
light biscuit color ~ inches wide
Bourette Ratine, ST. 900 yard.
Regular price SI.75.
Old rose. cadet blue. Copenhagen blue, blue,
brown purple; As inches wide.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-15
Mems Bathing Suits That Cam Be Worm
With Pleasure and Comfort
Am ill=fitting, poorly
made Bathing Suit
will spoil the pleas
80 hho NNoeh

made baGn1G1y SWlU
will spoil the pleas
ure of the best
surf you cam find.
Knowing how to do thing
and having it done accordingly
is the only right way. This
rule applies in our Bathing
Suits for men. They are made
of the best materials. perfectly
proportioned and sized with
due regard for comfort and
pleasure. May be had in plain
colors and neatly trimmed
fancy effects.
New One=piece Bathing
Suits, $500 each.
Two=piece Wool and
Worsted B a t IN i m &
Suits, $500 to 5000
each.
Cotton Bathing Suits,
Main floor, st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-15

first and fastened in front on account of
the collar opening: then the dress itself,
which was in the form of a veritable
smock, was slipped over the head and
buttoned along the top of the shoulders.
where a few small pleats were laid fiat
to give a bit of fullness in back and
front. The wide border set above the
hem was an embroidered band worked
on the skirt in loose chain-stitch outline
to match exactly the color of the dress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-15
The Vogue for White Hats
Is One of the Most Pleasing New Fashions.

Coincdent with favor of the white dress IS the
vogue Hat of kind but few OF them that are
now being worn Lingerie They rather inclined to be simple
trimming shape In they are
much effects and nearly peshabe
as the delicate trimmings of past
styles have been
IND
close-ft shap
of OF them
whit
Is
the il soiled
The woman the mode in millinery will select
white hat and by the token she Will see ours before making
the selection.
Third for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-15
WOMEN's OUTING FOOTWEAR.
For Street, Tennis, Mountain, Country
and Seash0re Wear.

elk leather
rubber soles hee ne eue''
models a 100
oxods with hee ouce
vi
$500
;wthru bber sprin gheels.P
Tennis Shoes best "he
soles an nj $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-15

swift & Company's Sales Of Beef In
Washington. D. c.. for the week ending
Saturday, June 10, averaged as follows:
Domestic Beef, 13c: Imported Beef, 102Ic
per Acknowledgement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-15
A Sale of Women's White
Summer Hosiery.

We have just secured
100 dozen pairs
FINE WHITE Isle THREAD
HOSE,
WITH BLACK EMBROIDERED ANKLES
White with black dots.
White with dot ankle and open work up side.
These Hose represent am excep=
tional values regular Soc
quality, TO be sold
35c pair; 3 for S1.O0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-15

Almost every woman has been taught
the proper method of standing and walk
she neglects to follow the rules laid down
it is due often to careiessness-but at the
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% gap Smonlon - 500 / Sin0clgn
co lopeoe ham poa &lsbet at fare
bam Irbcibe / lit Slenn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-17
Kpinoernes 2llSer.

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at opgiue i'm AlOer". iag0e ban. Seq
far fienot 0ipno. iom / ienlten Mar
life er bleUet en- Gag GIore. 5. y. /
'oriaapiot Regiitrerin8sbegerue an
gaor.
Get er life min Wfeling al raaOe
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trent paa iamme Maaoe. iom bere
pRlgcr eeers Snt. Self pleier 10 at
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aloer poa iamme Maabe. Den bitif
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-17

ocrcr Gil bel Slonocuiocling. pc0
forefommcu6c NnIconinlcr mad
troppc on boNc'tcr Ct an0ct mtnorc
Sanoa %lccaoniral, Ser tanlte finn
tomnlonncrcr ctpar iorrloeoc, 36ic.
flaaic9 Stibc. cllcr. / liliTloc al
ton1bincrcoe Observation-Disclosures mau
flnoc ~ l. at Spcrtommnn0oclt
opertdge2 az CT nuocn o9 nnIllNen3
mcact miiorc Atationa Gifabrcd)el.
Ger bar Gil bcicrc Han1.
Sor at bsoc pna 0cttc Nti2ior
bolb, Der fnn pUrc notldd u0mnGeli-
DC iaapcl ior ueofommcl0c ameri.
tanitc Gitaorcdci lom ior DC 6or'
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prTicntdnttuict. bcitenmlcr. at ire
al DC iorciloaeoc &lccaomiroIer ltal
uonTpnea / Goblet al ct Aar o. DC
andre 10, iaoinart oct a%lliees MOO
rcnoi1t.
Ser bIcu ulOer S~istlSlioEcn pod.
pcGct, at / SiliUl0c Al. at DC for'
ifielligc @orhe bIep mot til at op.
trpoe / SGleSifab, piloe DC 6orcne.
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Sla9itibc mloer aonrmunoo al Ell
horticultural bli usot I'll at title
ia ullocr ocu brittle &iceoomIrol,
Der fiut bapc 10 arpoiere Der. sc.
notor Suermon crtlGreoe. at ocnnc
9~onnpgclic bar Ell olrettc 6elge al,
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gen Ticeaomiral bauoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-17
Gfterretnin9 fra
Stefansion.

Sra Sttolpa, Canada, meloe5 BEN
lite Secelnber, at YlIbIalmllr Ste.
iunsion, Seoeren al Den fana0ilfc
o~rftiite GrpeOitior. ira Goaiiun
Noint bar lenot Hegieringen I'M
o%erretning ON, at ban o. bans ire
aamerater Der par ganeoe ! Sano
llpr Eoint 0arrop. Aloifa. oa gr
p~e0itionsiti6et "aarIuf" blep orepet
tilbapa meo Sien. / uel SeboIo bor
naaet irem iii NuocriouS %iuter.
fporter.
Steianaion er iremoeles al oen
Wening, at "aurlut" % 0ens BE
iptning er / Sifferbe6.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-17
2Grlieheo parer loneit.

Sra Gbicago berettes oen 12te
Sebruor: @IanOt DC mango. icm
/ Oenne Sio iorsiepes bar isgt Slr.
bei0e, er Nelion Spenion. San
bar pGret paa 6arten ira tiolig
Morgen iii lent paa auGlO, altio
iorgiGpcs. 0an er Ntnler OF Ia
petlerer al @aanoperf. Sans @u.
itru o. Born utter og Iioer 1s0,
men Irbeioe % 6ortleneite bar life
p9ret at opSrioe.
Serom 9agen blep Get ham Tor.
talt, al Ell Nnno trGngtes i Ell iSor-
refining ilere @iil nebe paa SpOii.
cen, o. ban ioa Spcrenitress aztec
Scrben, ibet ban betalte i'm iioite
3iefcI iii SporposnsbiQet. San fom
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-17
Mrs. u. e. Rice 900.

Sra @ilmur, Wiinn., telegraieres
Den 12te Sebriior: WtrS. Sopbia
&. Rice, ibp. Sirguuerusr al Wiin.
neiota, M Dteolem al Stntsrnipcr.
~iitctets 9ooro Of HcgentS. u. e.
HiceS 9llitru, oeoc her igaaraftes.
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Sonllar 1854. Sanoe ppret ipgeIis
i Here aar. g~iterIaoer iig gGgte-
iGae % Ell Ssn, aaptein Guibmnn
u. Gice, III tieniteiercnoe / Cuba.
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Sra Konsreslen.
Saarlise llbiigtcr for oircftc Numi.
nation al Observation-Disclosures.

Sorn befielt0t or Ser pcotoget ct
Nnlenoernent iii 8rlnolopen ON, at
McoIemmcrne al De 6orenc0e Sta.
tiers Serat, / Slgbco nleo WeDlenl'
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al Stotcrite bar man imiolertio enc.
mt life bapt Sib eller g~nlebnlrg
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trGfie en- mioIertioie Sronirlg meb
&cuipn til Domination o. &alg al
Senatorer / De Stoter, iom fife bar
iottct nogen 9eltemmelie ont Anlen.
o%cntentetS @iernemisrelie, er frem.
iat / beeec Sliie. 9cttc 6orlIag
reotogeS / Srehags al Senatet uocil
H%apneopraab.
Ut Enhancement ON nt glsre 6or'
ilagct3 Neltemmelie unpenoeligt finn
paa Talg, men life paa domination
AZ Senatorer, iorfaiteoes meo 81
moo 16 Stenmer. Gen me SOP
ifal finn itaa peo Wagt, in6tiI Sta.
terne ielp opretter lit eget Waifineri
Tor Domination og @olg al Senato-
rer. Sor Stater, bupr ser life err
nogen 6oritriiter / oennc Getniiig.
b%eitemmlcr @iQen, at DC 9ope, Tom
giGloer ior Domination og &aIg al
Stutens embe0amrno ogioa ifal
gipIOe for Termination % %alg al
Senatorer.
Gen encite Sppolition moo Oil.
len fom ira Senatorer ira Spoita.
FER, iom poaiio0 at Den isoeraIe Ne-
gierlng iielge @rlnolouen inger
Hct bar iii at trGnge iig mo / iaa.
0unne lotalc anliggenber ionl no
imitation al aanoiOnter. Senator
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Tor og baabet at iaa gienncmisrt
paa in0euprcnoe MISUNDERSTANDING,
nemlig Oirefie Domination al aun.
oi0ater til Vrpii0entcm6eoct ("pre.
%lioential primarrles"), pil Oct rinie.
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pcotaAct. Get bcoer nenllig, at DC
oc%ntofratllte Sererc otter en- lGngere
aonierence meo Observation-Disclosures
Nalgtomiie iful bape iun6et oct
umlIllgt at iaa optpnft en- tilireos.
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FriUat uotalcr De itGrf Suipl ON,
ON ben ioreilaaeOc Geiorm pil0e
pare grurolousmGsiig. Ienne 3pipl
nPres oglaa al De 10 progressive
6epublitanere Senator Gummins
ira Soma % Senntor Sorab ira
S0abo.
6ornt opbpue enbuer Suipl der
ON, er Ser Ell Wuligbeo Tor, al re.
iormens 6orfIGmpere. 0eriblanot
FrGiioent @iIion. piI isge at iaa
oen giennemisrt ! Sorm al CT slmen.
oenent iii 8runolopen.
! Den amerifanife Marine iinoes
Der. meo llnOtagelie OF Montreal
Gemep. iugeu bsiere Hans enc
aontreaomiral - Den Iapeite al
neutrality-suspicious. mems De ileitc
andre Sanoc, iclp DC minore. bar
baaoe @iceaomiraler % iulograos
aomiraler. Sette bar isrt iii % oil
utpiIiomt gjentage zig. al en- ameri-
fanif aomiral. Der tanlfe foumon'
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Kriien iSreriee.
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Gin "a NciScnitam.
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Iiggcr Der ell HGfte INC telegram
mer, ion ri nebcn or %9iengiucr /
fronologiif N.rocn:
Stocfhclm lite sSebruar: - 5000
Stlocntcr pco De iucn'fc ltniperilte-
ter moridlcreoc iboa gicrucm 8uocr-
lie mco Wtllifforp1 / Spioicn til Oct
fon9eli9e Slot. Ser bolotes Solcr,
bpori aongcn ioriifrcbes on StllDcr-
ternc6 iulbfomne Sillib unocr Del,
nilprrerloe Strife, Tom cr irerfalot
peo aabinettctS Sratrroer, citerot
aon0en bauoc ilbtalt i'm iiIlhc Spm.
poti rleo "@onbetoQetS" arou paa
Stprfelie al 2anbetS Soripar.
&ongen ipareoe, at Oct ilnge ofa.
ocniifc SpcriaeS Ststte piloe pore
bant Ell itor &iGlp / bans Irbcioe
for Spcriae& Sn; ar.
Ter ber'icr ltnr &eprQel'c % Gsre
/ @pen, % ben militPrc Taat ont
firing Slottet er blet iuriterfet.
Baron sc @ecr5 Sorisg poa at
oannc ct mt Winiitcrium er itranoet,
ioet sc @iberale negteoe at truoe |
bans &obinet.
Stocfholm 12te Sebruor. - Stor-
menoe Sptrin foreiolbt igaor / MtgS.
oaeclt, % Der uerleoes meaet lfarpe
Meplifer mellem De forifiellige Far'
tier. Ia Statsminilter Staaii Tor.
loo Higsbagsbpgningen blep ban AZ
en- itor burraraabenoe 6olfemaSlc
leoiaget til lin 9olig. Signenoe De
monltrationcr fanbt Steo for De on.
bre Tortilcbere, men inaen llorben
ianbt Step, annsen % Srpnnin9en
nlaotte piIe iig paa EIotsaltanen Tor
at bifie paa en- Slot lopule Gcmon-
ltrullter.
Stocfholm 13be Sebruar: - Zen
ipenife SpoageliesreiienOe Spen @e-
Din cg Gigteren @erner BON Seioen.
itomm holoer ioag Snler rlinot oms
firing / @pen til Stette for aougen
% hans SpriporSpolitif. 0e fisrte
i Nrttomobi( ira Den enc aaIe til ben
anoert oQ boIocr forte Saler iii Sol
fet.
WoO-S entonitrationer iortiGttes
8aoerne oa iornn Slottet. Haabenc:
"9pnge lepe &ongen!" og "lGngc lc-
be Staaif," blnnoes al % I'll nleo
Haabet: "Spnge lepe Hepltblitenl"
S~9aaraltes benpenote &ongen Jig
til DC aonierpntipe, og MAJ oenter
at iorbenuprenoe Statsraao 2ino-
MAJ pil iorieNe at bonne mt Mini-
iteriilm. Gigsoo9en pil "a itrnr bli
oplsit.
Stocfbolm 140e Scbrltar: - Or.
anrlt Sjalmor &eonorb &nmnar-
ifielb, thanksgiving / llpiala %
Meblem al %ol0giisretten / @nag
bar ioog poa 9ongens Spiororing
lopet at iorie1c at oanrle INT Wtini-
iterium. aongcn iniiiterer pna, Of
ser Dor oannea Ct Iiberolt aobinet.
aongefamilien Iorsprigt er self /
TO Seire meo NenIpn aon9ers Sob
ming iii sen mtuGrcnOe ariic. Gron.
ningen witetter lin Ntonb, mems aron.
prinicn er aigiort lnob lin 6arS 6or-
iparspolitif.
Noor aonqcn Uar iaa imoo Stats-
miniiter Staai'. iaa ifplotcs Bette
inarere Staaia |crionligbeo eno Set
liberale TartL ran reprpienterer.
Gn al Sc leocnoe MGnb / set fon-
ierpotipc Tarti ifaI 6aue iagt Ill
aongen:
"SorOi ON Stouii off ben og gior.
&c Jig I'll Ell Solf, ion er Oct ingen
8runo til, al &c fol gisrc Oct iam
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-17

6OrtiGttes paa eiSe 4.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-17

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pnlboro iom SismGno, iormooent-
Zig belpiS ior Of piic Dem ircm / an.
orc SaiSe iom aurioiiteter. et Nn-
taf al biSie Sn0isbte blep Ell Sang
~eiterlaot lloen YiiOler | Np-englanS.
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