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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-26
The Redemption.
(@enlssningen.)
Mrel M NJ.

Se0erne bar ooermaa0e niof9re
i oeres 9uosobrtelie, 8. D. /. / o
per6oloslien al Ben bi1eolige RituaI=
IoO. @r9terne opbejeos aulturen
og ouergit ldngt 0erss Samtio Ida
rel | Maler= ION / 8iaeobugger=
t%uniten. SeIus bebugeoe life SOBER
ne. 5oroi ban life i ct og alt 6Dloe5
De Den Rituaaob, Tom 5ariIeerne
bapoe gjort til @enitan6 for oeres
egne biltaarlige Meninger, bleo ban
en- Qniteosfen. Oct Qunoens Orb,
iom uogit fra bans gu6oommeligs
Qeber, tom / Strib me6 oerss Jormz
pafsn. Den gr9ffe 5ilofOfi tunos
life fate 8esrebet: Grslie af Naa~
De; - bette bar for ben = 9adrs
FAB. Den forsFaiteoe ariitus fem
meoe life meo oeres etbetife Smag;
= men for enbOer, fom fulgte 81
bangeliets berlige 8afuntone, bpao
entsn ban bar Ssoe efer Grater,
btsO oct iIagte6e OHerlum zen Cubs
araft til Sdligbeo."
Mr. Sobn Sargent bar ! TT Bill
lebe / .tbe Bolton public Qibrarp",
ajorI mer emo be fleite 8unitnere til
at fremitilIe 5relfens srunolrggens
De, 3. {. @enlssninsens aenosgers
ming. gnoFsnt jeg life | almins
oelisbeo ldoer gileoer snloe for
Sanoheosforfpn6ere, maa jeg Dog
~tilitaa, at en- gentagen neisre Be-
trastning af oenne fore Runitners
tanferige Wart bar siort ct oDerors
oentlis opbt Sn6trpt puu mig.
RriFenoommen, peS Ri, bar ooret
Runfens Jnfpiration. RrrIisbeoen
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-26

g maatrifter

af profssIor g. .. 5brise. 5 tort.
Fattet Jremitilling. Snobolo: 1)Srs
lambs 9iitorie. q Rusldnos 9ifto'
RE. 81 Granddaughter at be noros
amsritanffe Griftater % ben inore
aamp ON SlaDeriei. a. Oct tpife
Rises Stitorie. 81 Den fioite frans
fe Republits Siitorie. g Det brits
tiTfe @eroensrises DannelIe. 2 On
perns 5iftorie.
Oisie Deroensbiitorifte Srai er
life tsrre Gattu os 9al, men inter-
esiunte. oeIffreune Gort9llinser al
@eroensbiitOrien. gnbper, Tom pnoet
5iitoris, nil leie Dem meb tor Sna
teresIe. Sber 500 Siber ialt. @oot
inob: tofter $1.20.
Dan. 2utb. pubL. 9ous
Blair = Rebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-26
Danish Life i'm Town
and Country.

OpmartiombeOen benleoes pad
Oenne Dpperlige Bog for Dor odnife
ungoom.
Oct Dil o9rs en- pasIenoe 9aoe
for 5orGlOre at gioe oeres gsrn,
ON gsrnene sniter at l9Ie ON oetes
5orelorss 5soelano paa Gngelff.
gogen er paa 266 Sioer, tint uos
itpret meo mango SauItrationer os
elegant inobunoen. priien er netto
S1,30 frit tilfenot.
3 anifb 2utb. publ. 9oufs,
Blair 49,. Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-26

osns 9ttDmringer eaer 8igO2ms
6orfBrefe. ei5eaer til 9eanIter. Men
bOor0an guar oct iaa til. At De 9ier=
ter, Der par goo SGoeioro, 6lipsr til
en- 5orneager. bOOr @uos SEQ
tpales % ingen 6rlgt barer2
Del Spprgsmaal er lite mar iaa
let At ioare paa, iom Set er At paa-
pege, At Der er mango Mennefer,
ser liguer 5%ornedgeren.
Smioleriio - 9elnIter er oiitnot
set, Ser ferit begpnoer at gro ON
tap meo Den goOe Sob. Do 9eap=
items Del Ieoer ofte mo / getpmrin>
asrnes 8ilones. Ulen Sc, Der tom=
mer omtrin9 9eGlpIter og getpmrins
ger, Sc bliper let uoIat for Rigoomz
mems 6orfsreli er. Pdulus Itreo / i'm
5io, at n0s, Iom Oiloe ooroe ri9s,
faloe / 6riiteIie os Snare % mani
&c 0aarli9e os ituOelige 9e99ringer,
fom ne0ianfe Menneftene / gOe=
laggeIie og 5or0erOeIie; tbi qenge
aerrigbs0 er en- Roo til aft on0t."
4. Sim. O..
Oct dneriitreite Raao imoo OisIe
Sorne, bdaoe getpmringernes, Big
INTERPRETATIONS os 9eapiternes
9orne. er Iiftert enfoIoig SrO %
Siaio til 6erren Og @laoen / bani.
Del par life 5anten oioere at
Itdnoie peo getragtning Al oen
,gooe Soro4; t6i / Sen go0e SorO
tarer Sen gooe saO 5rusi. og Der
for er 6ele 6ooeOfa9en 10 al
'fad goo Serb at iad /.
Oct par beO port qr9itempoe Der
Il Blair, At Ben per bebanoleoe Sdns
te tom frem. Spergsmaaet, Der
crsfttoss. bar: getingelierne for. at
por 8orfbn6elie fan bIibe til 9elitg-
nelie. SO oa lad oct 10 inublenoe
nGr al t1nte paa, at SUBS Sros
Sch barer 5rugt ! Den 9o0e Soro,
6porfor en- af 6obe0betin9elierne
for, at por 5ortpnOeIie fan bore
5rugt eaer blipe til 9eliignelie, er,
at Den fuloer / goo Soro. Der bleu
! oeiad taft og Orsftet dngdaenoe
bdd& S90sn og S9bemdnoen, men
jeg refererer life. Seq neOnsr fun
6enne 5orbinoelie meo pr9itemsoet.
for0i oet BAR Ser, at 5dnten latte fig
TAFT boz mig. at - ri bar 10 |
8runOen goo Sor6 at fda !, bare ri
tunos reoe o9 onrfe og be
tdre Den for Den gooe S9o, iaa
Ifnl Nnne moi bare 5rugt. Og Sem
ii1ten meo oisie Qinier FAR netop
rGrst at Iaoe Santerne gaa pi6ere.
5or0erbes fsrft Den oprins
teli9 goOe Soro. Iou Ter Del
gait 10. Oct er Ipilot Msie at iuu
goo sa6 I fOroerOet Soro, ligeme=
get ON osnne Soro ligner 8ejen.
Stengrun6sn eler 5~orneageren.
0erfor. @enner, 5OrGlore Og 29re>
re og Gmbe0s6rBSre = tent fsrIt
og fremmeit pda Seoeioroen,
g~arnsbisrtet, at BET life ffal foro9rz
peg, men al set mda bepares Ifitfet
for Sen goO SeO. 6erren pil DeI=
figne enboer 9rtig 9eftrabelie / BEN
| Hetnin1. q. 81. q.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-26

0os aommaaosr Somton I Ra5<
.6etfs QGe mooioges oi al en- Eel
.9piere ouniie og en9elite OHicerer,
DER Iiot efter fprte Bresiens Reprez
fentanter inO til @%enerdlen, ION ops
foloi fig alene i ct tilitpOenOe 9e=
telie.
aommdnoeren praIentereoe Ga
iterne, % @eneralen begDnote meo at
iI9e, at ban baabeoe. gtbe men Of t4e
preis" oilOe itrioe SanObeoen on
BAN, bOOrpaa Fan bespnote at fors
taat.
5prit nogls 9en9rfninger ON en-
forbigaaenOe SplittelIe inOen fo-
6arens QrbeiOe, Iom par naturli1,
.oa Ser altiO piloe finoes Snoioioer.
ION buDOe a~foigenoe Msninger ON
Gnteltbeoer. - Men oct CT fun ct
forbigaaenOe 6Gnomen."
9ern9it ON 69rens Selomoross
bureau. Iom aa6neOes / 9onOon fer
en- N1daneOs 9i0 iioen, % iom ules
reoe bar BAIT 5%orbinoelie meo 500
aanOiodtsr, booraf bet er lptteOes
at bringe mango ulDtteliJe paa ret
asl igen.
Der er bel o9iaa no9le, iom trets
fer getsIer paa %, men set er 0l
oor OpgaOe at feline melem fore
gioen og Oirtelig 9eo."
gDette Bureau er fun en- Del At
min tore Soc ON q fort Gentrafs
bureau for ulptteligs % %Oenneleie
SnoioiOer, Tom Der funoe finoe en- |
oeres prioate oio uinieresIsret 6ie!s
per = ia oct er %OunItsligt al ii9e.
.6oa0 jss mener.
Ulen De foritaar moi, at i0en nj
bar afItafet StrifteitoIen, saar osr
uii9eli9 megen adnoelig % timelig
.glso omtrins iblanot Os u0en at
funne bIiOe Iettst, foroi insen tor
.betro iig til no9en."
Om G%migrationen uotalte 9eners
alien 81. a.: y9i agter at blioe for
Dc fattige, bpao goofs R%eiiebureau
er for De riae. - Mdngs fdttige %
.bjafpelsIe Menneiter tsr life reiit
.uo, ifsnt De tunoe fda BET 6eore |
oct fremmeos. Men ndar sc Idd al
iige refer unoer min qarupIp, faa
fsIer De Jig trp9ge.
5orsOrist bar jeg en- qiun for on
en- aofoni / Sb0afrita, ION, bbis
zen bliper brdgt til girteligbeo bfi@
Der oct itsrite ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
aenoe. @er6en bar let, fSen Ssoerns
0rog In6 / aunaans 9ono ---."
Qui tus.
Ws6e / &ontertpdfeet.
timber m9rfelige 5ormer ian
n5reIiens 6Gr" trace frem - Dem
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-26
S9OeiOrOen.
(Sluttet.)

Oct bar Bog ierlig 8prnene, jeg
t9ntte pad. 6bor SUBS Rige a1e4
reOe er grun0et. Iom bos os, Der bar
ri 10 meO Menneftene at gre lige
fra oeres ipeoeIte 8urnoom at.
9eres 6ierter er Dor Seoeioro.
Sefus flyer ON 8srnene. fOm
bragtes til BAN. fOr at ban ifuloe
p~eGiigne Dem: Subs Rise herer iaa=
oanns til". Def bar rimsligois gern,
fom too / 9agtsforbolo til 9uo-
Wen iaa bore 8err, ION er osbte
til Samfuno meo SUB, nfeote Of
9ano og 4ano". fan Der life #.
ses oct fdmme ener liee Idd meget
ON Dem? Seq tror beItsmt, Der fan.
gr De oa life ffittet Soro for @uOs
Rigss SEQ, for @uOs Oro2 Mad
De fife betragtes iom goo SOro"?
Seq fan life foritad BET dnorleoes.
Mien booroan fan Set od o9rs,
at oen gooe Seo life bersr 6rugt
bos Dem ane2 So, Sen gooe Serb
er bleDen forodnolet til, BEL, Stem
eruno" e1er .Sorneager." Den par
life faaIeoes fra 8egpnoefien al,
rg boorleoes ben er bleoen forbdnes
let, FAINT booo Der fan gsres for at
binbre, at Den ngo6e Soro" foro9rs
BEG, oct er, bOuo jeg efter gDne pil
prsoe at pddpege.
!6poroan bliDer 0eien til 9ei2
Den Soro, fom @eien gaur ben opsr,
bar ~oprinoelig lige fua frugtbdr
fom Sen peo Sioen uf. Den enc nj
De to Soroer ligger aaben for al
5erofel, oen dnoen er rsoet. Del
er bele Jorffellen. Men oenne 5or~
ffel er ida alDorlig og itebneIpdns
gen, at ben enc Soro berer Srug.,
-
ben anoen lite.
Om De Menneiter, Ser ligner @ej@
en-, flyer Seius: nguar nogen bsrer
Rissts Oro og forituar Oct life. 81
fommer ben on6e og riber oct bort.
fom bar fauet / bans !5ierte". 9un
bsrer Sr0et, men faar life fat paa
oct. Oroet, fom operinttes oeO
.~forftaar", er rigere emo bette Sro.
Bet bstp6er, at ban forftaar life
bets @eroi for Dam og tilegner fig
oct life, tager life @are paa oct,
re faa tager ben onoe Oct. for 1T
ban life ffal tro og bfioe idfig1.
Mart Moofetningen: De / ben
goSe Soro wbeboloer" Sroet.
Men bbOrfor ~foritour" ban life
Oroetg So, foroi bans 5jertsagsr
er blipen neotrampet Tom en- Dej.
!6iertet er blebet per6sffgs
eiort. 8arnebiertei er life bfeoet
frsbet og pleiet. 9mbeoen Os
ben burnlige Ginfplenbeo | gorbOlo
til Subs Orb, COB og goangelium,
soot og onot, er tabt. @i bebsper
Der let life at t1nfe pua en- Ting
Dom, Der er flnaet inc paa be aas
benbare Spnoers os Caters 9eie.
nen en- ~llngoom. Der er bleDen fors
fsmt, mduffe bar poret u6fat for
2iDst pua @uoen og e bIeDen rig
tis 4Deroslisgjort. Wi TENDER Dem 10
faa go6t. Be mango, fom life lens
sere bar 8rus for ben go6e Subs
Or6s Sob.
Men bbao e. fer at gsre2 6pem
fpler lite, at BET e. meset lettere at
puupeee On6erre og Mdnglerne
END at afporse Sem. Ds bog mao
ri fIet life forfuste lesge 9enoerne
l ei6ost.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-26

SCIus Pt5tl P0u tVt - 19stN't
tal re0ss, maa1te inobegnes,
og Sen ifat oDrfes % PIE es.
9uif Dog paa, at geroen Iigger /
set on0e. 9i tan life uoIetfe pore
gsrn for aft. bDdO Ser foregadr !
gsroen ON oem. % iaa oents, Il 81
ftal oe06lioe At o9re ION Den ifens
ne, rene Mhlto. ftittet for Den goOe
Se0.
De geloer I9rlig ON. at De /
Siemmets title 9uft % inoen 0ets
6ean tan pofse op | @ltosfrbat
meO en- oaagen pg pm Sdmoitti9s
beo oper for SUD ug bans 0ro.
Men jeg oil ooerIuOe til Ben enfeIz
te at tenfe oiOere ooer bette puntt.
60Orleoes bliOer 9jertet ligt en-
eli ppeager2
2ao os fprit oOerOeje. boOrOun
Sc Menneite ct. ION Seius ligner
beo aItppedgeren.
Oct be0oet | 9ignetien. at Se
0en Der polite mart Up, foroi ben life
6aDoe opb SorO, og ! 1t0l99selIea
figes Ser. at oct er fdaodnne, iom,
nuar Sc bprer Sroet, annammer bet
meo @l9oe. men bar life Roo / fi5.
Oct er pift life fdd me9et 6adros
be0en ri ital tente pda 6os oisis
MenneIter, Iom BET er 0perflas
eiftbeoen. De er mootageli9e,
annammer enoog OrOst meo 8lGs
Sc, "a BET tommer / @afit. Der
Ser er ingen Dpboe, BET BEE er
paa OperfaOen 6os Dem. n9aar Scr
felgetIe for 0rosts Sfplo paatom
mer. forarges De 7trats" (Nt.). De
tro til en- 5io % fable fra / 5riitel-
lens 3io." (ef.). GIt tnoer paa
! OperHaoifbeo. Grfenoelie ZEN at
iS1nO er fun ooerfIaoiit, og li9es
Iua er g~rtenoelien af RaaOen.
OisIe Menneifer banner en- moOI9ts
ming til Manoen, Der al 9l9oe iolgs
te aft for at te6e &geren meO Stuis
ten /, fad bel iom til Wartprerne.
6puo Or6et giOer, bar ingen Oios>
re 99r0i for Dem, oerfor er Srnng>
fel os 5orfplgelie en- for opr pris
at 6etale 6rfor.
Wlen 6oorodn ftdl fadodn Soers
faotif6eo for6inores, 6poroan itul
Ser bliOe 9pboe bos Sisis Menne
fer?
Oct fbnes, fom set er iarlig
Dprtning, Der be6ppes. Dem. ri
fer 6ar meb at gre, er life blsone
~ligespIoigs for Oroet iom De for
rige. Men uofdloet bliDer BOG ost
famine: Or0et blioer uoen 5rugt.
Qd, 6oor bar ri mango al oisIe {.
ofts GLADE, men oo~srflaoiffe Mennes
fer. Raor Oct ifal toite no9st rig
tigt al oere 8riiten, ida fordrges o..
De TENDER fife 2obens 9rao. De
bar ul6rig felt 2oOens arao fad
oan, Tom BET bar ifiloret / Sol.
opgang". bette mou Ifal!" o9 r6u
maa iftel" De BAR alorig gaaet | fig
felO og prppet oeres 9ip efter ben
Jor0ring: .Du ffal elite 5erren bin
Cub al oit ganffs 6jerie 0. I. D. og
Sin Raffe fom Dig islO." 6iertst sr
life blebet ienoerfnuIt.
Og bbuo Der 6ebsOes, eller bOao
ser bebsOes FOR at bore 8srn life
ffal 6fiOe fom Ben Slugs SGOsiOro,
Get er at ffp al OoerHaoiifheO og ie
at faa Sen 9nboe frsm, fom tulsr
til os T. Cts. gennem Salmtitens
lOro: .Qf BET opbe rudber jeg til
big, 6erre. 0erfom 0u, Ser
re, BIZ tage bare pua Misgerninger.
5srrs, boo fan oa beftua?" (Sal.
1907
Seen ogfaa Der fful jeg obsrlaos
til 2eIeren feb at fortfatte Cans
fen.
Saa er Der Torneageren.
6porodn blioer 8arnebiertet til en-
Sorneuger9
Ogiaa Der oil hi boloe os itrengi
til 2ignelIens Orb. n9ornene pofits
op meo og tDolte 6et." De unbers
foritaas aftfaa, at ogfuu Der. fads
bel iom paa Stensrrmoen, potfeos
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-26
SuIeftierncu 1906.

&c, fom enonn life bar iaaet
Snlcitjernen ior 1906 fan NIL
faa ben fra
3aniib 2utb. Enbl. Souie,
Blair, Gcbr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-26
NiQiam Booth Gpbenbapn.

Gfter o&r. Dg6l.4 at 1. SER.
e Snterpiem al @enerds
len.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-26
ID

bliusr isnbt til subfribenisr, tnbtil uotrpt'
felrs OpiiseIle mobtasss al rSsiDerns, Os al
golb CT betalt. | OperenSitemmslis meo be
Sorenebe Stoters Bofloue.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-13
Summer nau Wnar

A pale mauve cloth in light weights
is popular for gowns to be worn on
cool summer days, while an exquisite
shade of coral pink and one in blue
are most effective Olga cloth has
come into notice again. for It's satin
finish and luster make IL extremely
well adapted to the long, graceful
lines that are a feature of this years
styles, The plain skirts that are so
becoming show off to the best pos
sible advantage any fine material, and
the coiors take light and shade that
are most artistic in the soft folds
These afternoon gowns for the sum
mer season are in truth delight to
anyone who loves clothes for clothes
sake. They are not the essentials Of
the wardrobe, but the luxuries that
enable a woman to attain her highest
ambition of being always correctly
gowned.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-13
Rescue Chamber In Mines.

The rescue chamber" is a safety
provision of some of the large Aus.
trian mines. It is a strongly timbered
retreat, and It's single entrance has a
door that can be made tight against
air and water by means of rubber At.
tings. 1t has three cylinders of OK.
ygen, sufficient to enable 30 men to
breathe three days. Inhalation gear
is at hand for parties leaving the
chamber for reconnaissance or signal.
ing, and canned food, medicine and
irst-aid appliances are also kept in
the place. The standard room will nc.
commodate "a men for a reasonable
time for rescue
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-13
One OF the Features OF the Joy
Gus Buckeye Home Coming to
be Held in Columbus, Sept
cmber 2, 3, 4, S, 6 Next
Three Days to be Set Apart for
Competitive Drills. One for Mill
taIy and Two for Civic Organi-
zations. Rich Prizes t1 be
Awarded the Winners.

What give $ promise of being one
of the most interesting and entertain
ing features of the joyous Buckeye
Home Coming, TO be held in Colum-
bus, September 2, 3, 4, 8, and 6 next
will be the competitive prize drills
by the crack military and civic organ
izations of the state The plans for
these drills are still in infancy but
! the managers have announced that
Tuesday. September 3, will be known
as Military Day, on which date the
various companies of the Ohio Ma
tional Guard. will he invited to par
Iticipate in the competitive drills TO be
held on the Ohio State Fair grounds,
prizes for which will be awarded as
follows: Two hundred dollars to the
best drilled company; one hundred
dollars to the second best, and fifty
dollars to the third best The rules
regulating the contest will be formu-
lated by n committee composed of
prominent members of the Guard,
and they will also select the judges Of
Ithec ontest
Wednesday and Thursday Septem-
Der and :, have been designated as
I"Fraternal Days" on which dates the
Icivic organizations of the state viii
be invited to participate in prize
drill contest, the prizes warded to be
the same in amount as offered for the
National Guard contest. The rules
governing these contests will be fixed
by a committee composed of prom
inent members of the various civic or
'gani2ations.
Detailed information regarding
these contests can be obtained by ad-
dressing r. l.. Calvert, Secretary,
columbus,
Another contest which should awak-
en- interest among the various fra
ternal organizations will be the Mem
bership Contest For this event two
hundred dollars will be given the or
ganization registering the greatest
number of members in attendance
during the week; one hundred dollars
to the organization showing the sec
ond largest attendance, and fifty dol
lars TO the organization registering
the third largest number of members
lin attendance. Fraternal booths,
Equipped with registers, will be erect
ed on the State Fair grounds, and all
organizations are invited to compete
/ for the liberal prizes.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-13
$10O Reward $1OO

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that here is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages,
and that Is Catarrh Halls Catarrh
Cure is the only positive cure now
known to the medical fraternity. Ca
itarrh being constitutional disease.
requires constitutional treatment.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter
inally acting Directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system,
! Thereby destroying the foundation OF
the disease, and giving the patient
strength by building up the constitu,
tion and assisting nature in doing it's
work. The propretors have SO much
faith in it's curative powers that they
offer One Hundred Dollars for any
ease that 1t sails to cure. Send for
! list OF testimonials.
Adress:
+. j CHENEY & Co., Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family pills for con-
station ERla-
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-13
FREE HOSPITAL FOR HORSES.
New York Society viii Found Dis
pensary for Them.

New York.-Plans for the establish
ment of veterinary dispensary and
hospital for horses whose owners can,
not afford to give them proper treat
ment. have been determined by the
board of managers of the American
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty
TO Animals
Horses Of cab drivers, peddlers and
poor owners will be entitled to treat.
ment at the dlspensary for a nominal
fee or free If circumstances warrant.
Beyond the relief which the handling
by expert veterinarians of hundreds
Of cases of brute suffering will afford,
It Is believed the educational effect
will prove valuable. Instruction In
the prevention of disease in proper
feeding, harnessing and general care
will be given to all who care to at.
tend the clinics.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-13
Effective Color Scheme.

Pale moutarde yellow and mauve
make a charming color scheme If the
right tones are used, and the same Is
true of yellow and willow green and
yellow and natter blue. A model oh.
served along the Place Vendome says
Paris correspondent, Is gracefully
carried out in pale yellow mousseline
bordered by wide black stripes and a
crossed fchu of white moussellne is
Folded inside of the draped bodice. A
knot of soft mauve satin is at the bust
line, and the girdle is of the striped
mousseline plated lengthwise so that
only the black stripes show
The sleeve Is In one with the bodice.
the armhole reaching to the girdle
top and finished in bands Of embroid.
cry and lace, The undersleeves are of
chiffon to match the fichu.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-13
Mystery Of Shoe L.aces.

Probably no trade secrets are more
jealously guarded than the modus
operandl employed by manufacturers
Of shoe laces. The braiding process
Is the main bone of contention, being
the most intricate end of the work.
Lest counterfeiters should attempt tc
duplicate sections, there are no auto
matte shoe lace making machines
placed on the market, either in this
country or abroad. In order to in
sure protection against possible spies
about the plant, different parts of the
machine are wrought or cast at varI
GUS distant points, whence they are
shipped to headquarters and there
put together. In the assembling of
the divisional members the utmost
care is exercised that no prying eyes
are around the factory. In some In.
stances the artisans are sworn to Sc.
crecy.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-13
At Luncheon After the Per-
formance.
SHRINERS OF THE CITY
Hosts at Function Honoriu &
Minstrel King.
Mr.. Field Tells Of his First ADJ
venture as a Manager Playing in
Marion.

Following his minstrel performance
at the Grand Opera house Monday
evening, AL. G. Field was entertained
at luncheon given at the CONNER
,cial club by 25 local Shrners. Mr..
Field is imperial potentate Of Aladdin
Shrine, of which the Marion Shriners
are members.
In an interesting talk following the
luncheon, Mr.. Field told of his early
days in the world of minstrelsy, re-
vealing the fact that his first venture
as manager of minstrel troupe was
in this city. .
The initial performance of the
Fields minstrels was at the old Wig
wan, the dilapidated theater which
stood on the ground now occupied by
the handsome First Presbyterian
Church. II took place 10 years ago
and was not what is termed a howl
ing success
According to Mr.. Field . ayoOt.dt as
Igiven Monday evening, his gross re-
ceipts were $S5, which came long
ways from paying expenses. From
Marion, the minstrels journeyed TO
Upper Sanduslly, Bucyrus, Gallon,
land other neighboring towns, and at
all these places they went in the
hole" At Bucyrus, Field was robbed
lof what little money he had on hand.
Ashland was the first stand at which
he had anything clear after meeting
expenses.
Mr. Field made ms start In the
show business as "flunky" In the
ForepaughSells circus. He worked
Iup to position as manager and
treasurer of the show at salary of
SS5 a week. Despite the protests of
his friends, he quit that position to
venture OUT as a minstrel manager.
A number of Marion people still re-
Imomber the first performance OF the
Fields minstrels at the old wigwam
rebate Judge Foster at that time was
a stage hand at the old theater.
I'm his talk to the Shrners. Mr.
Field said that for number of years
he had been opening the season in
Marion.
Doe Quigley and myselr nave de
cided that next year we will do our
practicing In some other town and
win come to Marion after having been
out on the road for a time. Then
we will show you what we can really
do said Mr. Field.
The minstrel man was introduced by
George B. Christian, who acted as
,toastmaster.
The Shriners attended the minstrel
performance in a body, all wearing
ias headgear the little red "fe2'' which
Is the regulation costume among all
lShrners.