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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-11-20

murderer. shot a man in the head, but
the indictment charged that he shot
his victim in the body, and for this
According to this anatomical theory,
the old song about Coming Thro the
Rye" was an encounter between a cou-
a body kiss a body under those cir
cumstances. and how could a body carer
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Meritol White Liniment is a splen-
did application for Sore Throat, Cold
on the Lungs, Group and Pains in the
Chest. Saturate a piece Of fiannes
cloth with the Ltniment and use as a
plaster. It Is very penetrating, and
effective. Central Drug Store, 66
Broadway, Fargo. N. D.. Exclusive
agents.-AdVt.
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Problem For Glass In Anatomy.
Kansas City Times: Lawyers are
trying to. persuade the Missouri su-
preme court that a mans head Is not
a part OF his body. Their client, a
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LOAN WANTED.
SPECIAL SALE OF CHICKENS.

SPECIAL sALE-Light Brahmas. Black
L~aagshans. Columbian Wyandottes,
horns; these BIRDS must move at once;
II interested write quick and get first
choice. Island Park Poultry Yards,
Coleman Baker, Prop; r. r. 3. Fargo.
N. D. CID
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NURSING.

PRACTICAL NURSING in confinement
cases. Mrs. c. Detlefs. 407 10th ST.
No. Fargo. 600
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FOR SALE.

IN ANSWERING all a ads, giving
g certain humble care OF The Forum,
be sure to address your answers TO
that number. In care OF Forum. This
insure prompt ~ttentto
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FOR SALE-Only drug store in N. D.
town of 700 on main line OF N. p,
two doctors. Stock and fixtures will
invoice about $4,000, cheap rent. Must
in on the ground floor and get the Xmas
trade. This Is not a forced sale. Other
business calls my attention. Address
225 care Forum. CD
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HOTEL FOR Observation-Disclosures,

HOTEL FOR RENT-Unfurnished-
Hotel Armenia, steam heated and IN
good repair, has ten sleeping rooms in
main building and twenty in annex.
Property includes barn. ice house.
garden and pasture. Now about thirty
regular boarders. The only hotel ia
AmenIa. Tenant must agree to main
tain q clean and reputable hotel. Rent
very reasonable. The Armenia and
Sharon Land Co., Armenia, n. Oak.
(a14I
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HOSPITAL.

MATERNITY HOSPITAL Competent
nurses and best Of care; highest tes-
Mrs. Jennie Camp, 901 10th st. s.. Far
60.
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FOR SALE AT ONCE-Three fine. pedi-
greed Angora male kittens. Seven
good cats. Two black. one smoke. Mrs.
W. W. Brown, Armenia, N. Dak. CD
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BUSINESS

WANTED TO BUY or rent pool hall
Address III care Forum. (3131
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EURNISHED rooms, all modern house.
tor light housekeeping, 403 7th Ave.
north. (tf1
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FOR GALE-The only restaurant in O.
live town. Best reasons for sellinE.s
w. D.. Putnam, Streeter, n. Oak. (3I51
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FOR SALE OR ExcH ANGIE

FOR RENT-Five room cottage II
good condition. 719 12th St No.
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FOR RENT-DEsK ROOM.

FOR RENT-Desk space in fine office
Central location, desk, light and heat
furnished. Call 2S3. (ttl
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FOR SALE-One double cylinder, 20
II. P. gasoline traction engine; one
ton engine; one single cylinder, 16 II.
p. portable gasoline engine; all the
above engines are rebuilt and In good
condition. If interested write US. A.
l.. Bishop & Son. Fargo. N. d. (tG
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FOR SALE-CAMERA

Ax5 PREMO NO. 1 CAMERA, complete
with three plate holders carrying
case and telescope tripod, Good lens.
Outfit as good as new. Call 24S6-J.
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GIRL FOR GENERAL housework, APP
ply at DR.. Pattison's office in Ed
wards block. a.. IT'D
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COMPETENT GIRL FOR general house
work. Good wages, 606 4th st. No:
= '.a . g.. u ~ - (Q1 Az
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: DO YOU KNOW we nickel plate Z
: brass auto parts, stove castings, 4
3 etc; siuver plate old ~stlverware. 4
3 old mirrors? Fargo Plating & 4
B MetaliztnS Co. :
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HELP WANTED--FEMALR,

COOK WANTED-Good wages. Sefbert
hotel, F1axton, N. d. {3S3l
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WANTED-Competent girl for general
houseWork. Mrs. J. L. Graves. 3bT
7th Ave. So. ss :" (330)
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FOB sALE-aOUsE AND LOT

PORTRAIT MEN-You can easily save
90 per cent by buying you portraits
and frames from US, our 1914 catalog
Is now ready, let us send you one. The
Inter State Art. Co., 1898 Grand Ave,
Kansas City, Nc. (308-314)
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Dated at Bismarck, N. D., this Oath
day Of October, 1918.
Land Commissioner.
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BARBER WANTED-First class work
man. $1&.a week straight, steady Job
for the right man. Chas. z. Walker,
Enderlin, n. D.. Avs. (316)
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belle wANTRp--naALn.

HAVE Knight printing Go. engrave
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neutrality-suspicious. girlN for general
housework. Mrs. O.. N. Strate, 62&
9Th st, No. p r .ss (314}
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PRESS FEEDERS wanted at Walker
Bros. Hardy, Fargo, N. d. / (tf)
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FOR SALE-12S0 acres of Montana
ranch land, 80 miles east Of Billings,
Very cheap II sold soon by VIM. Leh-
field, New Salem, N. Oak. {314)
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L HAVE TWO QUARTER sections Of
good farm land, close to station, In
Clay county, MINI. VIII consider ex-
change for good residence in Fargo or
Moorhead or q irst-class automobile as
part payments. Apply 1877 Forum Of
fee. (tfl
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BARBER WANTED--At once, strictly
first class man; steady job; wages
SIS, 80B over $50. S, j. Dorke, Bis
marck, N, Oak. CO.
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PROOF READER WANTED - One
thoroughly capable OF handling COM
GnerciaL and legal work. Good wages
and steady situation to right party.
Walker Bros. & Hardy, Fargo, N. D.
' (tf)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-29
Sans 5ri6sO.

SqngieIsinfpeft6ren faa OBJ, Oo
Rr. 1862 iioffeoe mo / goreIiet Oa
tepenop It1noieoe be6 bans guIt.
- 0oo, 9bomion, iae0e ban, er
BET Gem2
CT forbiI6et llotrDt breote ia
ober Sansens auiiet oe ban cit
til SIDE, iom ON ban biIOe sibe
gIaos til nogen Bag Deb iig. "a
ban ineen ion, rpnfeoe ban ganoen
os benbte Iis mob SnIpefteren.
Seq taller til Gem, Manb2
iogoe benne.
I'll nig2
- ga, til 9eu. aenoer De life
Deres egef 0opn2
Der bar Itoget | ben b~ni6baore.
be, bensituIoreoe 5mses aniiet,
iom tiItraf iis Snipeftsrens OPP
mnrfiombeb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-29

Spt Gem neO, iagoe ban
DenIigt, pe8enOe paa en- StOI. De
bar pGret Der lGnge, life ianot2
9eo 0e boor Iunge2
&oor IGn9e? Seq bar en-
3ren9. oa ieg fom berino, Iige
Mot % aar. io9Oe 1862, meoens
Ran ioo poa fine masre, rDnfeOe
SANDER. oct er mango aor iioen,
0r. Suipetterl
5 gsgerne itoor. at De bar
oaret Der / 40 glar, fortiotte Sn.
ipeftsren. Neo beiet Sopeo niffeoe
5angen.
% Ceres gIaOn er inoItrebet
Der iom 8bomion.
Sanger beieoe fig opmGrtiomt
lDttenoe irem.
Get er rietist, er oct iffe2
Seq 10, iee tror NOT.
Get bar oaret ~ioaIenee. Rr.
1862 = er oct.
Snipeftsren ofbreo BAN burtiet:
- De bar bGret en- efsemplariif
5an9e, Ebomion. Sooroan oiIoe
De ipnes ON at fna Deres 5ribeo2
@ennem oct tiIgitreoe 8inoue
itremmeoe epI0ent SoIitin oe 5uo.
lenes tioIiee Norgenfpioren. On
tor Slot Bern Itormeoe itsienoe
omfrine gI9neu uoenfor Song.
iIet. Sanger ioa eftert9nfiomt no.
= Seq - oct er iaa Ipnge
iioen.
8iIoe De life eerne igen
no | 8eroen, neoblep Snipeft6ren,
og bIibe iom andre 0pno.
Com andre WGno2
Sort iaet Tbomion, genaoo.
ninesmpnoigbeoerne bar pnn@runo
af Geres eooe Opf6rieI eftergtbet
Tenn Geres Straf. De bebeoer life
at bIibe Der lGneere, emo bet er neo.
penoist for at tose 5oneeOrasten
of 90 trpffe | aIGoer. iom iee
itoI eiue lem.
Rr. 1862 ueobIen at Itirre no af
gnonet meo ct ~fortGrenoe, lang.
feIsfuIot Silt I fine Zine, men ban
forbIeb taps. Snipettsren bbieoe
fig Frem os rsrte pe6 bans $onno.
5oritaar De, bbao ieg iiger9
ipurgte ban. 8oritnar De, at De-
res Iange Snbeiparrins er til Gnoe,
at 2oben erfI9rer, at De nu bar
Ionet 9eres GorbrpoeIIe os Tan bIi.
be fit.
Raj, inebe Gnngen title.
- De er life meget begeiitret.
9ei lite meeet. &bornam -
3 Dag - m - ioa mart
De oil. De, Tbomion, iee bill blot
fiee Dem, at poa en- Waaoe e. ies
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-29

inIot i ginene, lefte0e SoDe0et oe
iagoe meo en- Stemme, DER baooe
IN un0erlig WetaIflang: De
flyer, at ieg eiter 40 aors Song.
ielsIio man eoa fri berfral Qren.
gen, Der Tom berino, meoens De
bar ct Barn / SfoIe, iom bar
iiooet inoen for oisie Mlre, me6ens
8ioen ~bOiroleoe forbi uoenfor, iom
bar bort Slutterens Striot, noar
ban Sang paa Sang brogte BAN
rms ON OGDEN, Der tog bans ao-
ne, Barn 6or9Iore og Seifenoe,
- tog alt oct fra BAN, Der bar BAN
fGreit / 8eroen, - 9rengens SCAR
bIeO boiOt, bans Sfriot bIeu uIif.
re, bans S9noer famIenoe. = gf.
ter 40 gar bIiner ban fril I'll
boa62 Iii en- @eroen, Der Ienote
BAN til en- Ienenoe gegraoeIiel I'll
en- 6ribeo, Der err omeioet Of 2oa.
ie og goItel Eli en- 8eroen, Der for
40 aar iiOen itempleoe en- uIfpI.
dig MonO iom Moroer.
Snipeiteren tronote iorbooiet ct
Sfriot nGrmere. "a ban iaa Den
bitre gIOor. Der prqgeoe 3angens
aniigt sIemte ban tit fpniIfe emil
o9 lagoe lin $aano pna Den gomIe
Wonos SfuIoer.
Sbomion, inebe ban bIiot,
bet er life mig, Der ifal osmme.
Sbis bet, De flyer, er ianot, er bet
en- forfGroeIie rret, Der er beaooet
imoo Gem, Tom aIorig fan asres
goo igen. Seq Deo nun goOt ON gen
fra Den i6rite Dag. De tom UNDER
min StpreIie. 9eriom De bar taIt
Sanobeo, oo eipe Sub, 9eres Op.
reisniug moa fomme for
On 6angeOogter tom burtiat mo
| 9GreIiet.
- Nr.4696 er bIeben meaet ooor.
Iieere. San roaber uitanoieIigt poo
1862, Iaooe ban. 9ottoren tiger,
at ban life bar ret IGuae igen.
Rom, insOe Snipetteren til
EbomiOn.
6rpsteIige Sfris Iso eennem@on.
gen, oo De ffonote fe til S~oIpitoIs.
IoioeIingen- Der toiteoe en- ganee ia
~feberDiIOt frem o. tiIbnae poa III
eeie, meoens to SpeepIejere foe.
iegte at boIOe BAN neoe. DoFtoren
iiOO biaIpeIss beO eiOen of.
SEQ tan intet mere u6rette.
&DoO CT bet meO bam9 ipurs.
tie Snipefteren.
Oct gonr burtigt mob Gn6en,
fboreOe goftoren.
Gag bet p9f, Tfree Gonaen,
fGmpenoe for at ioee be frpateIiae
ains. Der pinto barn, bort. Seq Ier
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-29

oper cen Ting, og oct bar, at Den,
Ytoies og 9roieterne baboe %ifrepet
om bar noget goOt, en- q Q D
Rano.
Slip iuarer roIi9t.be9eiitret :
Som % iel" 5oa ituloe 3atba-
uael nof blipe %o0erbeoiit, mente
ban.
3at6auael ielger 0pfororin8en oa
fommer. Oa 5eius fer 93ot5onacI
fomme, tiger ban: Sc, bet er
ianOcIig en- SsraeIit, / boem Der
fife er Soig."
Set bar life meo 3atbmaeI iom
meo iaa mango. Der gerne oil, at
0enneIfene ifaI pioe, bnor gooe De
cr. San ipgrger iom nnoieIia oa
forbaOiet: o&porfra fenoer on
mig?
SeiuS flyer. at fer Slip faIotc
BAN. mems ban bar unoer 5igen-
.tr9et, iaa ban BAN, og gtatbanael
%uobrDoer: .9labbi. on er CUBS Sgn.
on er SsroeIs 9onge."
Soao 0otbanaeI baboe bait Tor
UNDER 6igentrpet, ii9es life; men
BET bar nof ppret noget / SamfIana
meo oct, ban flyer, moaife en- Bon
ON, at @eSiios mart maotte tom.
me.
Wen, bporom alt er : 9atba-
noel baboe iet og ban bar blepen
~ooerbebiit; ban babe M funoei
BAN, iom Slip ioa be9eiitret taItl
til bnm on.
Der err tire Ting, iom mg6er
os / bette afiuit. ire Ting, ION
.Sobannes oobenbort oiI fpite oeres
Opmqrfiombeo poo. iom ban fri.
Der for
+. Som oe Eel Get er iuoen Sfui.
feIie, oct meS Seius. iom De priiet
ioa bit. Set. bi bope bort. oct bI
.baOe iet meo bore Zine, oct, Ri ifne.
Oe, og bore Sender felte pao", iou
hnu ffriper / tit ferIte greb.
SonOeIig: 5 eminent getponina
ct perionIigt 9ionesbDrol
2. gi fmotl De fanot o%irfeIia
Sen, CUB oeo 5qorene bob6e LORE
geroen - @esfias, ariitus. 5reI.
iereni
3. Oct par i6genoe. prIige Nen.
neifer, @enneffer, iom oiIoe bars
alippegruno, guo0ommeIig Sano.
beo, at bggge paa - oct bar ioa.
ounne Renneifer, ser fonot.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-29

beorebet oper at ie Gem 9oa. Dc
bar bGret en- paaIiOelig 5an8e,
og ie9 oil iabne Gem, men
Gof, mimleoe 1bomion, meoens
ban elf moo 8eren. 9aa 1Gritelen
iton6iebe ban os oenote iie moo
Snipetteren: Rr. 46969 ipurgte
ban.
Spoo er Der meo bom2
= San er meget oaarIig / Gag.
Seq tror life, fan leoer I9nee.
Sfol ie9 9oa i 8ag2
gu 9ooeite 9uo, Manol De
merer -
at ie9 nh bar pastel BAN,
Iiioen ban bIeo ipa. San fumes at
boIoe af mig = al Itole paa mig
Seq fen6er =
De oiloe eerne bIibe o9 pleie
BAN til bet iioite.
Sa, bois ieg moa.
Snipettsren t9nfte Ii6t ooer oct.
= So, ieg tror life, Der er no.
get / geien for Oct, iag6e ban.
gien ieg ioritaor Gem life, 5bom.
ion. gi bar ct ballot Guiin Rpno,
Der funoe tooe 9eres gloos | so.
ipitoIet, 90 ieo troeOe. Of De bar
GLAD oner at ion 9eres 3ribeo.
.Sor Ge flet ingen 8enner. SlGet
eler Siem2
Otter fDrretDbe aar2
SITE ct Renneife2
On iee boboe b9ret Der ct
aor. in9oe 3bomion meo beiet $50.
oeo og | en- iaete Zone, iom ON
ban taIte meo fig IeIp, oeoe min
Some. ct aar ienere Barnet. DO.
Der og 5ooer, Seitre oa 9rsore
fuIgte efter. Der er life en- eneite
tiIboge. San i%tonoIeoe pluoie.
Zig o. retteoe iie meo ct Gut; De
flyer, ieg er FIJI og fan eaa no !
geroenl &oem til = til bpoo?
SnIpeftereu ioo betegnenoe no
.of @in6uet, bnor Sumoen it6ie0e.
6ribeoen er 10, iasoe ban
blot.
Seq feIer tun oens Bitter
beo. iboreoe 8ongen.
&bis geroen blot firnoe ie
Dem, 9bomien, uo6reO Snipetts-
rem. og bere Gem, SunoreOer, Der
feleer | Geres Spor, biIOe itmo-
Ie.
Stan0ie2
ga. Gtroffen De bar no
Ttonet 90 bill uOFtaa, biIoe brinee
maneen en- Ronb bort fra be on.
be Beie.
Tbomion iiIfoiteoe Snipeftsren
ct fIpgiiet gIif; ioa retteoe ban iia
Iangjomt OBJ. til ban funbe ie bom
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I'll en- Ben.

Sar iee giort, bbao Ell iee Oi6itt
iaaret dig, min gomle Ben
lao dig oerfor life friIte
til OF foore mig ieen.
@erne oil leg tribe aabeu
uoen Soig og H9nfeipiI;
men frn iIet ies bruger goaben,
rammer tiot, boor Ell ie9 oiI.
@Iem min StpIo Og iIet min 9reoe;
fSIg DIN sOoe eomle Stif.
Som mig MI iom fsr / 0soe
meo DIT frie, onbne Bill.
2ao bin SiIien me6 Din Stenme
tone mig / Si9len inc,
iaa ieg rietig fan fornen1me
life Rog men 8rooeriino.
2aO os t9rIig banore iamrnen
fremoo imoo 6reoens Stab.
Nin er SfpIoen, min er Stammen,
for bnao Der os itilte 90.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-29
GuOrfOr ffaI 9anIfbeOen
6g title ben?

3 .8amFerens Rr. 6S Rriper
goft. 3. geberien | I'm gsrstniaa
cst ct geisg | Gormarf, Ut man
bill Io6e Tonifbeoen b. ftiIIs BEN
I amerifa. Tesne ttotaIsgIe e bel
berettiget, bbo6 mango origoar, iirr
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-29
Gn Qpnfana.

Gn 2Onians.
NeI.: 8eItommen 2RrteIiI.
RDpntt, iom GugI | 2uno
oppoagnet of fin 9Iuno,
iitemmer ieg en- 2ooiang til CUBS
s@re;
min belle 2enetio,
ieg ORE bill meo SLID
til Dig, Ou enie COB oe gris ifaI
bore.
SAB Seilts Eof, foroi,
jeg fertes poa ben eli,
Tom frier mig ira Werfbeo o. fra
0oo0e.
&ap Eaf, foroi on PRED,
Snp Eaf, foroi on ltreo,
bon Saf for aoriets ~moerfuIoe
@oooei
Seius ariihis nh
til big itanr al min Su,
ioa flor oe berIig ou for mig er
BORDEN;
mi eIifer ieg bit Orb
o. fn9Ier peo DIT 9oro
os timber Der init Stnmertg pon
SorOenl
Sab teloes trinot ON 2Gno,
at oii, min 5reliermorto,
fit COB | nlGngt ct SoroeItD Of
rnnoe,
.oe loo os fsres biern
til bit SeruioIeiH
bpor alt fol ifrnfes os at ioel
RooOe.
z. g..
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-13

I SUPPOSE that Ir. and Mrs Jas.
B. Dukes wonderful new gold din
occasion Of the dinner ana ball given
~ -ien 10 open their new house On
fifth Avenue and Sevcurs eighth
street. When I last saw Mrs. Duke
sre had Just ordered her gold plat.
after careful study of designs fur
nisaed by the greatest golGsmiths IF
England and America. Il was splci-
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PERSONALS

Mrs. L. ]. Howe, 743 n. Scott ST..
left Thursday for her new home in
Memphis Tenn. Mr.. Howe preceded
her there on Sunday. Mr.. Howe has
been transferred from the office of
the oliver Chilled Plow Co. In this
city TO their office there.
Judge and Mrs. r. E. Howard left
Thursday morning for a trip to the
Thousand islands.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Clarke, 1906
Mishawaka av., have as their guests
Mr.. and Mrs. A. O. Behel of Rock
ford, H., Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Clarke
of Springfield. H.. and Mrs. Fred l..
Manning of Benton Harbor, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Arthur Car
Isle and their family will leave
Thursday for Les Cheneaux club. 40
miles north of Mackinac island. They
will remain until Sept. 1.
Mrs. w. +. Dolk. who has been Wis
ting friends in the city for the past
three weeks. returned TO her home at
Indianapolis. Wednesday.
E. p Ryan of Chicago, Miss May
Ryan Of st. Joseph, Mo-, Miss Helen
Ittenbach and Miss Blanche Reuss of
Fort Wayne are the guests of Mrs.
Charlotte S. Guthrie, 40S w. Wayne st.
Joseph Clark, of Viola, Wis,
member OF company b, of the 18th
Indiana regiment, is the guest of Mel
vim q. Huey of this city. Mr.. Clark
will attend a reunion of his regiment
TO be held in Attica, Ind, Aug. u
and Is.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-24
CHURCH AFFAIRS

The north section Of the Woman
league of the First NJ. +. church was
entertained Wednesday afternoon by
Mrs. d. W. Tucker S34 Park av. Mrs.
Tucker was assisted by Mrs. O. ID.
Kies. Mrs. +. y. Jenkins. Mrs. w. d.
Whiteman. Mrs. II. Krieghbaum. Mrs.
SWygart and Mrs j. w. Woodward.
DR. w II. Hickman was present and
addressed the 60 women. Garden
flowers formed the house decorations.
Mrs. kriegh baum Will entertain the
society at her home. 622 Portage avb
Aug. 20.
Mrs. NJ G. Huey, Eiwood av., en-
tertained the Colfax w. G. T. L. at her
home Wednesday. y basket dinner
was served at noon. A program fol-
lowed consisting of a vocal duet by
Miss Jessie ellis and Mrs. Paul Nash ;
parliamentary driu by Mrs. f. l. AK
tell: patriotic address. Abuse Of the
American Flag" by Edward Huey,
and "a solo by Mrs. Axtell. Mrs. c. l..
Cox. 72S California av., will entertain
the union Aug. IS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-24
THE SEATTLE RIOTS.


Editor News-Times, South Bend:
L wish to congratulate you upon
the editorial comment in tOday's edi-
ton of the News-Times regarding the
Seattle riot.
1t is certainly true that neither
Sec'y Daniels or any other Of our ma
tional officers are in the melting
business.
The assertions made by the Seattle
socialists are absurd. Their property
is at the disposal of the country. 1t
Is perfectly natural for the soldiers
and sailors to destroy anything which
offends them. 1t is a good thing the
socialists kept out of sight or they
might have gone the way of their
property.
What II the political situation in
Seattle was at a tension! Sec'y Dan
iels under the free speech policy OF
our golrious nation. did perfectly
right in saying whatever he pleased.
II was his privilege and the duty of
the sailors TO grasp his meaning. OF
course, socialists should not expect
that right, they are only ordinary
working men.
1t is great 10 know that at the head
of that mob of soldiers, sailors and
men went the stars and stripes After
destroying a privately owned book
and news stand. a Salvation Army
home, two socialist headquarters and
an /. w. w. headquarters, the mob
placed the sacred emblem of political
and religious liberty over the doors
OF a socialist party headquarters.
Sec'y Daniels is to be congratu-
lated.
May / ask we editor" to inform
me through the columns OF my ia
vorite South Bend daily, the relation
OF the red flag TO the Stars and
Stripes. What is the meaning OF the
red flag? OF what is IL an emblem?
The Stars and Stripes stand for
liberty and freedom TO citizens of the
United States: the red for love; the
white for purity; the blue for honor
truth and justice. That / was taught
in the grade schools. Since / did not
learn the meaning of the red flag
there, 1 am coming 10 you for en-
Hghtenment (being told that * is
more than a mere party emblem.O
I am asking you 10 print this COM
munication. together with your re-
ply, IN either edition OF your publica-
toni am a subscriber for both-be-
cause. judging from all the controver-
sizes over the two flags. I take il that
other readers will appreciate your IA
vOr as much as shall.
Thanking you. and with best wishes
for the continued success OF The
News-Times. I am
Very truly yours.
student"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-24
Is GIVEN FARTHENG
FOR ALLEGED LIBEL
English Turf Scandal is Aired In
Court After Paper Takes
Charges.

LONDON, July 24.-The fair name
Of the English turf received a blow in
the decision rendered Wednesday in
libel action brought by r. Woot-
ton. a trainer. against Robert S. Sic
vier editor of the sporting paper
Winning Post.
Winning Post charged that Woot-
ton and other trainers and jockeys
belonged to a ring which made enor-
NOUS sums by betting after agreeing
on winners.
The trial occupied eight days and
the jury gave Wootton one farthing
damages.
on the witness stand Wootton adj
mitted the he had made a fortune
by betting. and had often won $685.
600 on a race.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-24
FIRES BLANK IN THE
HOUSE OF COMMONS

LONDON. July 24.-There was an
other brief scare in the house of
commons Wednesday night when a
blank cartridge was exploded. The
Right Hon. Reginald McKenna, home
secretary, was replying to James Killer
Hardie's question about the re-arrest
of Mrs. Emmeline Pankhurst when
a shot was fired from the strangers
gallery. The culprit a man named
Washington and a member of a So
cialist club at Leeds, was Immediately
seized and elected from the building.
There was considerable relief among
the members Of the house when the
pistol was found TO be a harmless
toy affair.