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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-28
Snrlig i min 8ranebe!

s ajpbenbapn fertplles en- 6ilto.
rie, iom er betegnenoc for Song
Gbriltians egte fj6benbapnlfe 21t11e.
@e6 eli 6eitliabe0 talte &ongen mes
flere befie11bte Mepreientanter for
&an6cl og Sn6ultri, og ollie Bot emf
&c ON at befloge fig obcr 6e 6aar=
.1ige Sioer. @n fien0t Tabrifan1
.1l6tnlte:
"SSeg moo oog fige, at 9iocrnc c1
frDgtelige."
r@onife rietiat," r%epliccreoe Son.
uiurlig I min 8roncbe!!"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-28
Gjerlinbcb ueb iprite 9jefait.

Gjerlinbcb beb fprite 9jefait.
Gor nogc1 Si0 1ioen fom en- of Sc
frantic @rigsfonger, ser for Tiben
>er 9anmarf paa @jen1enrejie> il1o
/ ct at 5tormagaliternc / &isbenz
bapn for at gjpre ,1ogle S%nofjpb.
S Ell al 6orretringens Mfoelinaer
bleb ban efspeoeret al. en ing npoe-
Zig 8lon6ine, Der mpitreoe set fro11-
fife Sprog, og Tranlfmmlocn ble,'
iaa begejltret oper at treffc en- ing
,Dame, ban funbe tole mes, at ban
gjor6e befp6eligeSnofjgb og boeefter
git iporenltregs ben til Ell Momiter=
ba1oler og bcitilte Ell 8l1fct rp6e
Sullipnl,er, iom BON ielrote gfspe6iz
tricen, leoiaget al ct @iiitfort meo Ell
Ibiertelig Gof for %pellt6f6rt Gfspeoi=
ton.
Sen galante Sranlfma1t6 lo6 set
BOG life blibe berpe0; Ben fsleen0e
,9ag fon1 ban igien fof at fjgbe nog=
lie flere @urer og opfpgte % Den
l~iprogfm6ige @fspebitrice, Der leo
,iage6e bom %giennc1n Sc forifjellige
Mf6elinger | Magaiinet, bpor bo1
bab6e 9grin6e, og bjolp bom tilrette
me6 @alg at @orerne. SEQ tn. Sort
'gatg o%berraffte. ban Srgfenen Ell
,SSn6bD6elie til at oeltage / cit Sro-
loft paa 8ala6s-&ote1let, Der fan6t
1. Sl11e6ng, og peo 6enne Sci
ligbe6 erflGrebe ban gfspebitricer
fin aiarIigbeo og ttlbp6 be1t6e 9gg-
.telfnb.
Sen hinge Game. Tom pi al Dis.
,fretionsber,ipn bill fo1oc 6rf. Sllt=
mine, bar pad fin SIDE ogiaa iterh
/ Sraniffhan6er, Der forpp-
lrigt Ell Sngenipr, .oe bun log ltocn
8etpnfning til.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-28

,ter, Der rilneligpis ffal benpstes life
3anmarf, men og{aa i nnorc
,2a,oc. Get er life 1,ianoipnligt, at
INolitiet pil foretage ct opiigtsppfz
fenoe Sfriot for ON nllligt at gjerc
Ell brat G,loe paa 8olibepifert,es
,@iirMnnbe6 fpr BET CT for tent.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-28
@rep fra 9refbent @ilipn.

ga tire raife 1tnge Damer ira
@ammel los % ifrep 0eres S11lefort,
LITE De Ben SSoe ogiaa. at fenoe en-
|Sulebilfen til @raiioent @i1ion, fonl
netop ben Gong bar fornt1en til So
|ris % ct ppnt og ratltrligbis Tor
reH engelif 8reb 1t6trpfte 6e ll1ge
Conner go0e gner for 8~rniioenten,
for 6reosfonferencen og for Climber
|ip6erne.
Sc tie uMisfer" bar MI ifglee
a5fano q Mb.1 bapt ben Jornpi-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-28
Mpt

8e6 CT fon1titucrcn6c Generation
iamli,g i &iebenbobn al 700 4ieb=
mer1o fra bele 2an0et or ser ltifte1
ct Observation-Disclosures 1u1oer
Napn al Da,tife @jsbmnn0s San:
belsoftieiellfob. &opitalen tilpeje.
bringes pe6 fontant Sn6fipb fra
bbert e1,felt Mc6lem. l16bpttet for:
6eles efter bbert Meolems Onti nt=
ming be6 Sellfabet. Ser pebtogcs
2obe % bolgtes 8eltprelle.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-28
2ererin6en iu,n Noitbnb.

S @jprs1ep er 2an6peitbltoet 1Dg,
met 2ererinoe 6rf. Sa1rien, @iprs-
lep @fole, bar ~refoll1t taget Sen enc
|af &o1truterne, 8ol1ersIepzgh1tel,
Sum belerger III 6aglig 3olten. GO
mems Soft filler notur1iapis aiere,
|tei til Srf. &aniens Dispoiition
|@jsrslep Sfole er for 9ioen luffct
paa @rnnb at ben ipnnife SDgc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-28
Sture @biifptilfsrner.

Scr CT / Salu,ar fomnret betp6e=
.1iAe @biifptilfprller til 9onmorf,
ca. $4,000 Tlnifer ngte ifotif
@biifn. Sc fienote Merfer ion,
uBIacf ono Bbite" 19lges mt for
|21 4roner 6laifen. Sill Snmmenlig=
ming tiencr, at Sen famine @bifr
rn1ber norlnole Torbo1o fo1te6e ar.
n1e1l / @i1,ter of Meltol1ratgrer
oa pripote Santltrere ct blebe1 BE-
to1t meb belt op til SO &r. cller me:
re pr. SLATE.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-28
Sp 2anife mprbes i @eblueia.


Sor ca. Is Star ii6en 1%lopanoreOe
3 8rg0re Gorlicu fra Me1tpe6 til
2115ern, bpor Sc iiben far orbeioct
paa ct Eeglbnrf.
Me6ens Sc to ulolte 8rbbre pco
S~pnriommcligbeo fit iporet ca. 90
600 ST. famnnet1, dbelogoc ben ing
ite al @rp6rene alt. Torleoen ianot
man &c to nlbl tie @reore mprbet, Sen
e11es &obe6 bar fnuit, Ben onoens
Sails oberlfaarell og ollc @jenlmer
opbrubt og giemnemrooet. ga innl-
ti6ig Sen pnglte 8rober bar forlbum-
Sen, bar man Mistanfc ON, at bn,
bar mDr6et fine @rp6re.
&on eftcripges / @armarf, hpor=
il. set nucues, at lnn CT f(rgtet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-28
Toreitaar Ser CIT frmpemesfa bol
ibebifiif Mgitat;on &ipbcnbapn?

1Dentfttt Mgttattpn I &1pbcnbann?
S Slutningen al Sorntor ifribcs
Der fra &jgberbabn:
Spoageliespolitict fprer for Giben
cit bemmelia c1engiif og anltren.
gel1oe Scamp moo Sc bolibepifiife
Bropaga11oiiter, ber / oe,1ne Eib /
fort Sal operibemmer aipbenbnpn.
is 6isie Gage er btSle Sfforen bleben
forpget / betpbelig @ra6, i6et &ro.
po9an6iiter fra Be 2onoe, bbor Sol
ibebiso1e11 er 1laaet neb, tper til
@ipbe11bop11, bbor' Sc me1rer, at Ser CT
6re6 % n1gen 6are. Ser er oog mi.
al mntlia @run0 til at fro, at Noli
tiet mes Daar6 Saan0 oil lao neo
pm l1bgi enet, netop fproi man pe,ls
tier, at ioe / SEN normeIte SremtiI
1bil ,tofoloe en- Birfiombeb, Der bill
ittne alt Set ttolieere Sfpggen.
]9en I 41gbenbdbn brre1lDe bolibc-
bifiifc Mepreiet1to,lt Ell 81. sorit5
Ser bat oprettet Ell rltsiiif 2egatioll
Reoer Sfromsgaoe, er ogiaa @jcn.
itan6 for Golitiets lp0eltc 9pmnrf-
iombeb, bbtlfet oaiaa aieloer ct fipz
benbnbnlf. @,trealt, Der CT fjen6t for
bets propaaanoiitiife 8irfiombe6 Of.
ter bbao 80. 8 bar bragt CIR
faring, forbere6er 8ollbepiferne /
bisie Dogc Ell. lterre uoien6elie al
Ngitationsmateriale, % ben SIN,
le6ning ifnl Der bore trDft ! Sum-
.loreoe Gl,iinoer al Nropaga1oaifrif=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-28
@n1t ct 6pniebns,

u2linobaf" beb Mibe, iom for ST
BEN undertakes e,t iterre &eita1tre=
ring, foi1n1er til at foite fin npe gj=
ct, 8efsellerer Crit &eiberg, mango
&e1rge, iaale6es Ia6er ban III: a. bpa-
-ge ct 6gniebus meb i1,6lngt garme-
apparat, Der ialt bill foite Sen im11ffffe
Gum at 5000 @roner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-28
st finif Gplbsninssbnrcan.

ct finlf Splpsningsbureal, ct
oprettet / &iebenbonn al Sen finifc
(&egierina. 8l1rcal,et, ser pirfer naf=
|bengigt al 2a,,oets biplonatiite nc
p%rGie,totion, bar til 6ormoal at
Observation-Disclosures mellem Sc Ifonz
l6i,tapiife 2o1r0c o. 6inlano. !.
@,1rco,,et bill / Garmorf, Norge
|og Spcrige uobrcbe &jenoifab til
|fnn1fe politiife OF %fl,lturclle 5orDolo
log iamttoig oplYe set fi1ife Soft ON
|tiljporenhe 6orbolb / Sc lfa,loinat'i>
tie 2o1,oc oa Iooleocs ieae at ltprfe
|ben Smnfplelle mellem biS1e % SIM
|lanb, inn CT en- natl1rlia Gplge al
|2anoes geographic 8eliggelbeo, 0e=
res @iitorie oa 6eres mal,ge fnlles
|oonoelige % pfouomtlfc S,1tcrcSicr.
Me5 octte Sorntaal for 9ict It'll
Ter Bl1realtet Zig TIL S1Spo1ttlon tor
|oe offcntlige Mfpnoiaheoer, for 3rcs.
ien, for Snltitlttioner % Gripate
mes Splpsmi1aer al cnbpcr Mrt
|peorprenoe 6inlan0 % finite Gor=
|holo 1aopel / 1iterur ion / pcrionlig
|6orm.
Som G6ef for rNinif 0plpsninas-
bureau / ajpbenbopn" bor Sen fin
fife &egicring o11t B~rofcsior peb
@eliingfors' l1niperfitet @crner Sp=
0crbielm, lom til Me6orbcioere bar:
(9r. phil. Senning Sg6crbjelm %
Meoaftpr 9(ntbon Moolpe.
G6barb Sporrc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-28
Gaf 90 Sat igien.

Song @eorg bar til ben 6a1ife
aonge le1uot ct Telegram bpori ban
paa ii,te annosm,enos @egnc 1t6trpf<
Ter fit itore Iafl1cmmeligbpo for
alt, bbao Der er giort for oe britt,
ifc arigsfanger unrber 0eres Spbolo
Il 0annarf. Song Gbrilttan bon
ienbt ct SbarteleNram: Haa mine
2anosnlnnos 8egnc llotaler jog min
lbierteliglte 9af for sit penlige Ge-
llegran1. 81 bar tim baret glaoc
pcb at babe Sc b%ien1pen6a1oe brittle
|Solontcr iom @ieiter.
l1oenrigsminiiteriet 6ar fra oel,
franife Gbarge Gnffaircs mootaget
chi Sfripelic ser lt6tolcr Sen frantic
Megjerings lepe1roc 1%afnemligbeo
flor Sci, oiG1tfrte Mootugelie al 81
befrieoc frantic Sanger. @naoe Sc
og oeres Samilier III file en- opb %
onria Tofnenligbe6 operfor Gan=
mart.
Otter at 6jenricn6el1en al Sc 11ocn=
la11oife &rigsfanger bia Galmarf INT
fon 1i1cs at pasre afll1ettet, forclig=
ger Der eli lille Spgjprclic noer
1Granspocternes Smfuug. Get piier
iiN beriaiel1,rcm, at ca. $4,000 frem=
mc6e Sol0ater bar pnsieret 9mt=
mart. Deraf bar Nlertallct, ca. 49,
1000, prrct GnglGnoere. 9(f Me1ten
for ca. $4,000 pnrct 6ronlfn1umo,
nrcocns Sc it0ite 10000 for0clcs poa
Sta1iencr,,e, 8elaicrne, 9erber1ne,
@rUfer11c % Mumra1erne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-28
Gn nbDeaelis 8eaipenbeo.

S electromagnetic, a%ipbe1rbapll, ifete
Der forlcoen CIT 11bpgeelig 8egipen<
be6.
ss6et So. Moi. @ongen pasiereoe
|forbi %Gjen6ommel, scr. is, falot Ell
|pl0rc @oarommro Ntelien ne6 fra
46e Cal, bpor fan bat ifGro me6 at
|polere @in6ller.
San falot nco paa Strlbroen lige
foran &oneel, og brebtes pao Ste
set.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-28
Gm itorItilet @abe.

&ol6ingzaomitecn for Sen ipu-
6eripife Tono bar fra ftp. areah,r=
,dsportbr Sens @olm mootaget TO-
900 @roner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-28
shbnine / N1prfe.

Soa 5fD6ebane1 poo Mmogcr CT
ser / sen ii6lte Sis foretoget eli
.&eHe Sorigg mes en- militer Op-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-28

n9annebrogsfeter" til CONNER.
Snoenfor De areoic, Ser itaar
Sallesreprp ientationen for onnif
,isStouitri og Saan6barf nar, BIZ Ser,
otter bpa6 Der meooeles, blipe fore
taget betpoelige6orbereoelier TIT oper
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-28

belle 2atroet at fcjre Gamebrogs 700
|alars Dag. sgnoag bn 15oe S,,,,i
|iaar, n1e6 .forfiellige Seitligbeoer.
Set bentcs, at Ser allenegne bil furl-
lie p%aaregnes n1eget flor 3illll,tni,lg
It'll bisie Setter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-28
Sen aa,mle Treaat.

Jregattcr1 ueSpllan6" 1igaer for
'Eioen / @drrefln6bp @abn, ,bpor Sen
ajer &ienelte iom mi1iter Maoio=
fiction. Set CT Sen INT 1nort fpr6ig
neo, og Sperasmaalet er ion> bbao
Ser ifal blibe al Sen ,galnle 6regot.
Otter bpoo rMu1b. @tiftst." nreo=
6eler, poatpnfer Marineioreninoell
at erbperne Sregatten og leggc sen
op / aipbenbobn, bpor Sen lfol bore
CIT Slogs @otel for ollie ti1rei1enoe
@dolelnmer at 6orcningcn og / Set
belc ajpre Eje11eitc Joni screenings
.bpgni19 meo @ibliotef, 2nielt1,e,
Meoelo1 oip. Spr nooc,1 8eltemmelie
treffes ifo1 Sregotten oog / Gof og
unber1eges.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-28
= Danmark. A.

SOM man pil lie, CT Def ret betty
beige Sal, her rcgueS meo i 1917,
Of man fan pPrc liffcr pna. at Dis
1c er / Stieni1lg i 1918 Dpor Ser /
Morcts fprlte 6 Maoncoer bar flnlz
loet tt,6OO 5oIg Steb!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-28
Maar Spnoerjbocrnc pcnber tilbaae.

|Maar Spnoerjpbcrnc ucnber tilbaae.
@oniiltorium hebaltolc0c forleben
|Gpergsnlaalet ONT Sc i6n6erjplfs
|Gtu6enterS Gtr6icforbol6 bco Sir
|%benboDns ltmiper1 itct.
s oe1nc @enice,6c ogter timber
|iitetets 2cbelie at ltille fig poerlt
i1npOefonnne,6e>, % ser .bleb pno
&onliitoriums MpDe neoiat ct l1o=
|balg meo Meftor Magntific11s 1on1
|Tornrnnb oa ipprigt beltaaeuoe al
|NrofesIor M,n,ch : Yete3en oa Sc
fenn Gefoner, ion1 I'LL oil toge 1ig al
|Gagen.
Sra Gpl1oeribllan6 ct Der lfat
|@cnbenbelie til Donmorfs 29rcr=
|foreni1la ON SplpSni1ger pe6r9rel1z
|bc on11ife @folefprbol0. 2ercr for
cningcn bar / fit @obeobeltprelIes>
m9oe bcmpn1iget Sorman6elL @icc.
ifole6ireftdrG pane, til at iege en- per-
|ionlia 6orbalr0liug mes Sc ipnoer=
|iDife 2nrere.
S 0enl,e 6orbinoelie fan get nnp=
neg, at scr ~i1roe1lfor 9Grerforeninge11
|er 9eltrGbelier fremn1e for at ifaffc
|Tlog til 6e ipnhcriDife 9foler. Set
CT. oberlo6t 2ererfore,linge1s Sor=
retningsltopo1a at fremn1e 6elnc
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-28
8prtjpefuleret ii Mi1liuncr aroner.

8prtlpefuleret II Milliuncr aroner.
s fjsbe1lbapn1fe 8prsfrcoic CT
Sutiioer @efsellercren &liotlcbfos
0c6rifter / 6ern1e Sill ct olmin6cIigt
|Samtoleemne.
Mliaticbfo CT Ell rl,s1iit Spoe, lpn
|benDtter ct / 1905 erbperbet 8orger-
Ifab Tom @ros1erer til at gjpre Torz
rctninger lom .&efsellerer pao Sip
6%cl1bobns. @prs, bnor bo1~i lang Sis
bar onret cit al @ois{ens lcoeltoe
Me11o. Son TANNER fra M1tslano
o9 fom til Dutn1orf 1om Meprnier=
tont for Set ltore &ornfirm 0repfr,s
/ &aris. Otter at &rigen bap6e
%1toniet &ornforretningen, blep bo1t
|9ireftpr for Set poa 9onbmol16s=
banfe1s S1ritintip itarte0c rNor6iif
o%Derioiif @on6elsfompogni", iom
nonnlig lful6e fnttte So%rbin6el1er
mellem Gpoomerifo og 9onnorf.
Mftiefapitale1 lottes til Is MiIl.
ST., men oe ffeite al 6is1e Ne11ge for
Ipon0t, in6en 6orretni11ge1 bar font
n1en / Gong. Ser gif / 2phet al
balno1rbet Aar IT Mill. &r. s. b. T..
4 Mtll. mere ems Sen inbbctalte Of
ticfopital, ~ Mill. ST. @a1, bopbc
lpcfl1leret &c mo,1ge 6mnlfe Millto=
ner bort paa moro og ipbamerifmz
|ife @aricr:; Sc ltprite Sab lfal bon
babe li0t / Chicago.
Otter Sen Sforbal,ferpt, Iom ne0-
beltoigpts maatte paofolge, men 1om
ol6rig er blebe11 olntolt, ne61otte ST..
aliatic1fo fig Iom Sltitberz@efselz
%lerer, og ON Iao0on bar ban lpillet
cit %betD6elig @oIle nnber Sc li6lte
Maane6ers 8prspefl1lotion.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-28
&c iture9 observation-disclosures bcebmber,

- SJ~S> ~NSvN~&~'
.Naa ct Mb6c / Sl10cnrigsminiitc-
riets Mrbej6s,t6balg b%eba,r0leoes Sci
i Statens @run6fnrbe6ringsnnl cn
uoorbejoe6e 6orilog ON itorc 0re=
ningsarbej6er, lom tagcr Gigte pno
at forbe6re Sc %ban6li6en6e Sor6are=
aler og bringe ny Sor6, %ioaleoea
Moiejorb % ltore @ng6ra1v ms ll11=
Ser &nltl,r. Set 6rejer fig Der ON
Mrbejoer> bDis 9mfoitnil,gcr 1eber
op til maltge Willioner, mellc1n |
q 200 Mil1ioner, og Sc pil life fun=
tie a%iennemfgres 1t6e,1 betr6eli4
Stptte fra 'Stote,1, n1en bis1c Yenue
nil pare ginet goot us, tbi Sc. bill
fon1me m1ange0obbelt tilboge / 6prr11
al rigeligerere Mfgrdoer at Salt
marfs Sorb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-28
Gen faIe Gro pper ellie BGlt.

Scn fa1te WrO DDer Sttle SGlt.
S fi6Ite M,r1er al uSngenipren"
|tager Sta6s= og 5apnelngcnipr
|2asier, 3oloing, tilorbe for, at nan
MT efter sgnberiNllanos @ienfor-
|e,til1g mes 8onmarf iatter Sppras=
moolct ont ben faltc S%ernbonebro
opcr 2ille=@Glt / ferite Clinic hlo,,ot
SC fore $rofifpld,rer oerbie1nmc,
|iaoleoes at i6cnne @ro fon1mer foruo
for 5toritremsbroer % 6Graerl,ter
MarbuS<anllunM'orq. 9on berbiier
It'll, at mchens 5tor1 trpmsbroem lfal
|nrre $500 80. lang ng CT bcrcgnct
at billie fp1te 81 Mill. Ser, oil @rocl'
|oper 9ille-8alt efter cit tloliaere Of
fentliggjort Nlon flu1 foite ca. Is
Nsftll. SCI. - n1co Sc nl,bGre1r6e -l(0>
|giftcr natur1igbis 6og noget mere
nN fin If11lfe bore 600 80. lang.
Ooerliacre htnoc Sen bpgaes 1uo
|bpit, at al 5fibsfart flt1t6e fpregno
l,binoret 1moer 6e1i, meoens TOM bcz
|fie1bt4 Gtibsfartcr, lar bopt itore
Snopcmoinaer mos 5torltrpmsbroen.
SON. aipr ginloen0c, at 9rpen oter
|Qille-8nlt bloc betpoc operor6c1t-
Zig nleget for Sen itnrft ltigenoe Gro
|fif mcllem Ss5Dl1oro og 9crnc, inrlia
efter Spn6eriplla,tos Ei1bogcfomlt,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-28

Behaeelis, rensende OF
lesende - Murine Eye
Remedy for .r6de, Sm-
me, %granulerede, klSen-
de og brandende Dine
og 0jenlaag. Hos De-
res Apotheker Soc.
Co., chicago.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-14
Z)re@5zI7S The /IE1HEz
CorrecLZ " e.

he representative woman OF the
community ia which you have
come to liye---the woman OF all
women for whom you very much
wish to have everything just right when
She makes her initial call upon You
WITH be much more Influenced In your
favor by correct maid al the door than
shv all your flne rugs and curtains and
expensive door lamps. The maid who
opens the door Is an unfailing evidence
az her mistress social status and train
tng in the little conrentionaiittes that
count and IT Ia far better to so. ones
self TO the door. throwing 1t smil.ngly
and cordially open to the Visitor. than
to Teiegate the little ceremony to an
unframed and slovenly dressed maid
sf-ail work.
: Tho secret OF a weIi-mannered, cor
1ectly attired maid lies not with the
naid--as rule---but with the mis-
Esss The average Abigail knows.
before she has been in new place
stwenty-fcurs hours, what will be re-
1nfred Of her in matters OF ~tnven-
sional correctness and what sort OF q
tnlstress she has to deal with. There
hAve been instances When the self
lAxae maid has refused 80 don cap
n one place aud meekly wore 1t in
AaOther. She realized the kind OF
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the cregn IN four placas making four
points IN tht outline OF the hat The
edge of the brim IS finished with black
jet beads and whore the four corners
meet on the crown there Is big jet
tasae!. White hats for Southland wear
are OF ine milan with white ribbon
bound edge turned up in tho ouaT :
Sorne e9Iec, and q cocade or cabuchon
OF ploataa white ribbon at one side
There arc frlcornes in the same style
ant these dashlng Hide hats viii Ger
f&Inly be great fgtvurttsc, for trtcorffes
4 tlsst I, g as-in- smart tailored
style are always becoming and Heck
especially we'll with tailored summer
costume.
Direcsoirc Shapes In Favor
= sean Of this French, Gontur.sres,
Lewis especially. are bringing cut a
number OF quaint pirectoire shapes,
with big crowns ana brims much
wider at the front than at the back.
and the trimming usually posed low
a. one side a hat of this type Is
pictured. II Is a daintx model, made
OF the new supple rice straw In pure
white and under the poke brim is u
facing OF hroeaded silk crepe with
blurred old blue figures on the white
ground. y white satin ribbon. passed
around the he'll crown is tied in a
bow with frlnged ends at the back
and against the ribbon, on the right
side OF the front, Is little cluster OF
roses in delicate shades OF blue match
ing the colors In the hrocaded crepe
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II the doorbeil rings this apron can
he~ slipped eff in triee, It will aiso
protect the uniform during the proc
ess Of dinner getting. The maid should
not be- expected to provide this big
apron; nor even the gay little aprons
of crisp white lawn that make her so
attractive a figure at the front door
or in the dining room. Aprons are
almost always found" by the mis-
tress. these days. and, of course, a
departing .Abagaii leaves them behind
her---~or Is supposed 70. A good maid;
orc who commands substantial wages
is expected 10 own black afternoon
dress in addition to the print dresses
IN which she does the house work
mornings. Such dresses. In black
sateen and made very simply, with
sseng sleeves and skirt to the ankle.
may DO had for about two dollars.
Poplin or mohair dresses cost a little
more The maids dress should no.
be too short: II looks best In ankle
length and presentable footwear must
absolutely be .nxistod ,ipon--thsn-
soled. soft house shoes or oxford ties,
and never on any account the high
neelea turnover. buig,ng-toed, huttcn-.
lacking dress" shoes which having
done duty on Sundays out are con-
sidered hy many Abagails quite suit.
able for working wear IN tho house.
The proper apron for afternoons,
with the simple frork. As d. starchetF
white lawn with trimming OF machine
embroidery. a rather small and dainty
apron - correct. With narrow, crisp
st.!ngs and bib, The bib Is cssan.
lal; : mnid should no. wear a bib.
less apron such as her mistress may
affect for sewing or for chahng dish
cookery. Some OF. these da.ntv little
house maid aprons are Of net viii.
trimming OF Swiss embroidery; Others
are OF fine lawn with machine seal
loped edges and strings. Two very
pretty aprons are pictured: one with
wide shoulder straps In place OF bib.
and the other a gay AFFAIR in princess
effect with frilled embroidery edge,
for high days and holidays. The pref
tier tho apron. the daintter will the
little maid appear and enough aprons
must be provided to have . fresh and
Interrupted ono for every afternoon.
Ribbon bows or str.ngs must not be
used on suchan apron and ray ribbons
must mot appear ~ the neck or In
other ,plaeens AetAara Inc maids
'freck = blaek y hlue 81 sray,
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brimfacing. This hat accompanies
a. Southland froclS OF blue organdy
with hernstitching III deeper blue and
plisse frilIs of white organdy on col
lar. cuff and tunic A white paraso'
with blue decoration on handle ard
| ferrule offers the completing note Of
harmony.
Flower Tints Are Faded. Not Gay
Flowers are gong TO be used on the
spring and summer hats In profusion.
bat there is a fancy for faded. soft
autumnal tints rather than the bright,
gay aewet-toaeS of srfias.-e,tfe of t tn
Southland hats pictured, a new sattor
shape of white silk crepe, has wreath
of velvet leaves and flowers in these
fashionable autumn tones of copper.
bronze as.af green. The hat has. par
ticrlariy graceful brirn and around the
crown the sheer silk crepe is" tucked
10 give this part of the hat less trans
parent effect
Another hat trimmed with flowers
though the flowers are all under the
brim---is shown in the little nat-
crowned model with a bandeau at the
back. Nothing prettier than these lit
tie hats has been brought out this sea-
son. They are adorably youthful and
enchantingly feminine. though they
are supposed 10 be copied after the
trench helmets OF the American SOL
diers. THE hat pictured has a brim
Of white straw and lace and u crown
made Of white ribbon folded 10 make
pointed loops, one over the other
yards and yards OF ribbon! The
bandeau at the back is of copper-eol-
ored silk and the tuile and flowers
lnassed against The hardcau are IN
copper shades An odd color scheme
YOU think. until you guess that the
wearer of the hat has probably auburn
or coppery hair with which the copper
tones of the bandeau blend artistically.
F1oppy Brims On The Large Hats
Is there anything more captivating
with a pretty face, than oneof the fimsy
siimpsy hat brims blowing about in a
Southland breeze from the sea? One
OF the loveliest Of these fioppy-brimmed
hats Is pictured. a model combining
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figure by band OF tho fabric.
skirt, also straight sud simple. hI
similar band at the ankle - That
silhouette will be as slender - IT.
sible. Some OF these skirts ha1 81
ness between hip and ankle tprnh1N
to give the knees chance n w2lk1n
but no fullness was permitted IN
hem: and all the skirts. wer1 1Il
! AaaE--to the ankle or just abo4a
least.
The snsocks. had bell siesv1e Il
rounded or shallow square neck1
were trimmed with buttous mn
the sflk. An inch wid6 SaSh
enough to wind twic0 aroian
waist, was loosely tied at on3 M
remember . waistllne may 0na1
loosely defined. With THAR e1x8
Alines. bell sleeves. long. sllmsk11k1 r
their shsmmering fabric IN
frocks were qu&trksan chnrmfn6 INA